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Evening star., 1935-09-14
FAST BUILDING PACE
IN TOWNS HOLDS UP
Seat Pleasant and Capitol Heights
Continue Rapid Develop
ment.
Special Dispatch . The Star.

Special Dispatch . The Star.
SEAT PLEASANT. Md. September
1.-THE building boom. which started
in Seat Pleasant and Capitol Heights
last Spring, is continuing with the
same pace at this time.
More than score of new homes
have been built in the two towns so
far and the builders plan to continue
as long as the weather permits The
demand for new homes has kept all
of the mechanics in this section busy.
In Capitol Heights II old homes
have been remodele1 since May l,
Evening star., 1935-09-14

according to Mrs. Irene A. Conner,
town clerk, who issues the permits.
Frank Lawrence, one of the towns
builders, expects TO construct three
more houses in the near future.
George N. Palmer and Lacey Greg
ory have built a number of new homes
in Seat Pleasant Most of the homes
Evening star., 1935-09-14
All Colors From Three.

The three primary colors-red, yel-
low and blue-can be intermixed to
produce all other colors as well as q
neutral gray. In mixing paint, how
ever, always use similar type-enamel
with enamel, lacquer with lacquer, etc.
Evening star., 1935-09-14

Pearl divers average about one pearl
to thousand shells they recover.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
CATARACTS CONTROLLED
BY SPECIAL LENS

New Yorker Tells optometrists
Process of Filtering Rays, How
ever, Will Not Cure. s.
BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 2s.-Dr. Elmer
e. Hotaling Of New York told the
closing session of the fourteenth an
nual convention of the American
Academy Of Optometry yesterday Of
a new method of controlling the prog
ress Of cataracts by a special lens.
While emphasizing that the lens,
which filters red and infra-red rays,
would not cure or prevent cataracts,
DR.. Hotaling said the method offered
the first adequate non-surgical ap-
proach to the problem.
He said that with the use Of the
lens afflicted persons might retain
their vision for a prolonged period.
DR.. Bran Clark Of the University
Of Southern California told the ses-
sion Of his experiments with a camera
which photographed the movements
Of eyes. The results, he said, sug-
gested that Photographic methods may
soon supplant other ways of testing
ewes.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. August 2s (F1 Omitted States
Department Of Agriculturel HOGS. 5000.
Including 5000 direct; active, mostly l5
10 rs cents higher than Tuesdays average.
Top, 1l.70. paid freely; Bulk desirable
l90-250 pounds, 11.50a1O: 26O;35O
1870 pounds l025a1100; most packing
Sows. 925a75.
Cattle 5000: calves, 1900: excessive
trade steady to 25 cents lower, with pros
poets of more decline on good to near
choice offerings selling at l0.50a12. 90;
early top 1880, with several loads, 1235a
IS: these as well as very liberal propor-
ton of general steer crop being highly
finished kinds: common and medium grades
scarce and steady. Fat cows, dull; cutter
COWS steady; 10 change in bulls or vealers.
Sheep. 9 600; fat lambs slow. most sales
around 25 cents lower; early bulk good to
choice natives also flve-car string West
ern sorted with three decks out at 900:
seHersl lots best natives held higher; top,
o.25, 10 small killers. Sheep steady; ma
dertone firm.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
Washington Produce

Egg quotations were steady to firm
on the Washington produce market
today. Goverument-graded extras.
large, gained half a cent while Gov
ernment-graded extras, medium, ad-
vanced full cent.
The summary. with egg and live
poultry prices furnished by the De-
partment Of Agriculture. follows:
BUTTER-one-pouno prints (92 scorel
%; tub. 20; l-pound prints 100 score). %;
tub, 25; 1-pound prints (sS score), %;
MEArsLBeef. 11aao: veal. 15a17; lamb.
lsa20; pork loinS. fresh. 27a29; frozen.
21a2S; fresh hams. 21a2S; smoked hams
30a3l; strip bacon. "a l7a31; lard, 1Sal9;
'OhPHGns IfVE srockHaoss. 6cafaa light. o ssos1o.25;
medium. II 90; heavy. 10 local c. 70; roughs.
900; Spring lambs. 6.0Oas.0O.
EGGS-Market steady to firm. Prices
one-han cent higher on U. S.. Govern
ment graded extras. large. and | cent
higher on o. s. extras. medium, Current
receipts. 24a26; hennery whites. aver
age. 2sa30; fancy. large, 31a32. Govern
me1t sraded and dated white esgs On
U. S. extras. iaree. ssis; .. S. extras.
LIVE POULTRY-Market full steady.
Fancy colored hens bringing ] cent more.
Fowl: Colored. heavy. 16al9; medium, l5;
Leghorns, IA; roosters. 10. Spring chick
ems. LeEhorns. 1aa2O: Plymouth Rocks.
all sizes. 22a24; mixed colors. 20.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
BANK DEPLORES
FEDERAL SPENDING.
First National of Boston
Sees "Day of Reckoning
Not Far Distant"
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. August 2s.-The
contentious question OF Government
spending was brought into financial
discussions again by the monthly let
ter of the First National Bank of
Boston, which declared "the day Of
reckoning is not far distant"
"The Government cannot create
wealth or income. It can only COL
lect and distribute income that has
been produced by private enterprise" "
declared the letter. Presenting the
national balance sheet on "a simple
arithmetical basis" the bank said,
"the per family income In 1884 was
1887; total public debt, $1,663; gov
ernmental costs. $5l7, and taxes col
lected, $317."
The bank warns that mo nation
can long go on with its budget scale
so badly out Of balance without in
viting reputation or imitation with
its disastrous consequences. S."
The letter then veers of on a more
hopeful tack. 1.-The cheering thought
is this. In good times from 35 to 40
billion dollars are annually spent on
durable goods, and these industries
provide direct employment for ap-
proximately 10 million workers. The
bulk of the unemployment is now in
these heavy industries. Because of
the prolonged depression there is a
tremendous potential demand for
durable goods. These industries can
and will be stimulated into activity
when the uncertainty caused by the
strain on the Federal credit and the
threat to our monetary standard Is
removed"
Evening star., 1935-08-28
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. August IS LP.-Foreigr
exchange steady: Great Britain in dollars,
others in cents: Great Demand,
France-Demand. 6.62i9: cables, 6.62l2.
Italy-Demand. s.19: cables; S.1a
4O27: Holland, 67.Sl: Norway. $500:
Sweden. 25 SO; Denmark. 22..2 Finland,
220; switzerland 81 50: Spain, 1873;
Portugal, 453; Greece. .94l2: Poland.
1897: Czechoslovakia. 4.15A: Yugoslavia
. 3Ola: Austria. 1s.97n: Hungary. 29.77n:
Rumania, 90 Argentina. 33. IN; Brazil,
Honskong 4940: Mexico City. 21.9n;
Montreal in New York, 99.75: New York
in Montreal. l0025. Nominal.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
A TALE OF WOE.
THESE new busses are tricky!

THESE new buSSeS are tricky!
Consider the plight OF young
lady the other week. She was loaded
down with a big travelling bag and
q pocketbook. The time came for her
to get of and she stepped down on
the treadle and the door automatl-
cally opened She stepped on the
bus and managed to get her travelling
bag out, but the door closed before
she could get her pocketbook out.
Hey" she yelled frantically, you've
got my pocketbook caught in the
door. Open 1t up
I'm sorry lady," replied the bus
driver. that door is automatic. 1
haven't got a thing to do with It.
You'll have to get on, come around
and step on the treadle again."
Very beligerently she boarded the
bus again, still thinking the pus
driver had shut the door quickly on
purpose. This time she got the pocket
book of the bus, but got the travelling
bag caught in the door. Now she
was mad.
"I'll be darned," she said. 'If I'm
Evening star., 1935-08-28
EXHAUSTIVE SEARCH.

THE arrangement OF the various
sections Of the F. z. r. A. in its new
headquarters, the washington Audi
torium, has been the cause OF some
embarrassment and much amusement.
For example, there are desks on
the stairway landings, a section on
the stage, and stenograph1c pool
III what once was the outer portion
Of the mems wash room.
One day the wife of a section chief
Evening star., 1935-08-28
FOREIGN MARKETS.
By the Associated Press.

LONDON. on the Stock Ex-
change took q brighter view Of the Euro
bear coverings and better South African
advices caused rallies in most sections but
Atlantic issues eased. The market closed
irregular
PARIS.-Prices continued their down.
ward drift of the last two sessions on the
Bourse today. Rentes remained steady.
while international shares moved irregulsr.
eiined. The market closed irregular.
BERLrN.--Prices on the Boerse sagsed
fractionally early today. but recovered
slightly At the clese.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

called up, and a messenger began
a hunt for the husband.
In a few moments ne returned 70
the phone.
1--we looked in the both the mems
and ladies dressing rooms, and can't
find Mr.. -"
Evening star., 1935-08-28


st. Wapniacl.
X xx
BLIMP MIRROR.
There is q rear Dfsion mirror in
the Goodyear bltmp. Curious Wash
ington Wayside operative 1894
asked Pilot Walter MaSsie IL he
used it to spot air trd1fc cops. mo,
zoe use it to spot passengers" he
replied. 1--WE Warn them II they
moue around too much, or start to
FOR EXPERT FORWARDING.
BOUNDARY questions, delimitation
Of territorial waters, sovereignty
of islands, immigration quota and sta
tistical problems, and the geographical
aspects of all types of mix-ups come
under the head of the business of the
Office of the geographer of the State
Department.
But geographical sleuthing, says
Samuel w. Boggs, head of this office,
is perhaps the most useful service 1t
performs.
Letters TO 60 abroad often route
through the various divisions of the
Department of State, Veterans Bu-
reau. Bureau Of Naturalization, other
divisions and departments Of the Gov
ernment and members of Congress.
They are addressed in terms of pre-
war rather than postwar geography.
This place name" problem is turned
over to the ofice of the geographer to
puzzle over. A special reference
Evening star., 1935-08-28
w ashington Wayside
Random Observations of Interesting
Events and Things.

library has been built up for use in
this type Of work with the co-opera-
ton Of foreign service officers in many
countries.
To illustrate-Avasfelsofalu, Szat-
mar, Hungary, was not hard to ind
before tie war. Now IT'S Negresti,
Satu-Mare, Rumania, which Is some
thing else again. What your geography
indicates as The Hague Is now marked
Gravenhage; Brest Litovsk has become
Brzesc mad Bug1em; Klausenburg in
Hungary takes the title Cluj.
And, the ONCE of the geographer
will explain, should you desire to send
letters to the old familiar places like
Albania, Finland, Serb b-Croat-S -Slovene
State, Estonia. Bulgaria or Austria,
your addresses are going to be changed,
respectively, to Shquienie, Suomi, Srba,
Hrvata, i Slovenaca, Eesti, Blgarija
and Osterreich.
X +
FIRST STATE" ROAD.
When you take the "Old George
to,un road" running from Bethesda
to the Rockville Pike through Alta
Vista, you're riding on whdt is
probably the oldest State road" in
Maryland. In 1712 the people of
the Colony OF Maryland pettttoned
the Maryland Assembly for a road
from the Potomac to Rock Creek.
An old Indian trail accordingly Wds
built up and tDdS later named the
"Braddock Trail" That is ,0hat is
noW knot0n as the "Old George
totUn road"
Evening star., 1935-08-28
UTILITIES IMPROVE
IN CURB TRADING
oils and IndustriaIS Also
Gain, but Metals Go
Slightly Lower.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 28.-Substan-
tial improvement in utility shares was
the central feature of Curb market
trading today.
Oils and leading industrials like
wise were a trif1e higher, but mining
shares tilted backward for small losses.
Trading was less active than on
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
OLDEST COUNTIES.
y y Il r

OLDEST COUNTIES.
The first ttoo counties to be legal
ty designated as such in the United
State were Montgomery County
and Frederick County, in nearby
Maryland. The pre-ReDolutionary
Frederick County Dds diutded into
Montgomery County and Frederick
County on September s, 1875.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO August % 0P-FoIlovinR is
the complete official list of transactions In
stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange
Sales SrOcKs uinh Lam 6,1ns.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
GOOD SAINT" TO KNOW.

been canonized, this is the
patron saint of Dennis A.
n Lyons, the lawyer, who spends
most of his time contracting the
various Government departments. In
order to get them all fixed in his
mind, he invented st. Wapniacl.
II you notice carefully. st. Wap-
niacl's name is made up of the
initials of the Government depart
ments in the order Of their creation
by 'Congress-and under the exact
wordage, thus:
State, Treasury, War, Attorney Gen
eral, Postmaster General, Navy, In
terror, Agriculture, Commerce and
Iahor
Evening star., 1935-08-28

last quarterly or Sefni-annusl payments:
fAnnual rate-plus extra. 1Accumulateo
dividends- aPaid this year. bpaid last.
ysiSs yiS dsoGmp,r,ss sr rsesstsd e 5Ssxd.sG 5Ssss:dsyssG
Evening star., 1935-08-28

going to get on this bus again to open
this fool door"
So It ended with the bus driver
having to get up and walk back and
step on the treadle, while the LADY
Evening star., 1935-08-28

When the news broke si1of chorlie Chopin
wus working on q new picture, the whole
world prieked up its ears. But when column
ist spreod the word that the "iittIe tramp"
would make tsikie-fhe Chopin Studio wos
bomborded with protests from Japan, Fronee,
EnaIund and letter from q gentleman in
Joplin, No., who wrote, by Gosh. Charlie, you
tolk ond rII go out there myself and knock
yovr damn block on. )"
Bot chorlie's discrimination 10 rensoin silent
In pictures Is obout all fhot does remoin Of
his eoIorful, hophazord production methods
Of the past Strange new things ore happen
ing on his four acre LOT. Formerly he impro-
vised ideos and sass as he went oIens-er
Evening star., 1935-08-28

STORIES end ARTICLES BY Avsussvs Msar
Nine Wilcox Pvfnakl Herbert o. YardIsy
Kosharns Roberts Elsie sinsmosssr EmiIy Post
d. v. KuIfenboFn
Evening star., 1935-08-28
FOREIGN BONDS
Stock and Sales

xw--Without warrants.
NEW.
wi--When issued.
st (stp1-Stamped.
sNegofiebility impaired BY maturity.
fCompaniea reported In receiyership.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
70 starej vlasti
FERKo URBANEK zoMREL.

Ferko Urbanek, najplodnejsi
dramaticky spisovatel' slovsn-
sky, zomrel v Petrzalke pri
Bratislave 9. dec. vo veku 76
rokov. Jeho pohrab bol z Bra
tislavy IL. dec, kde v Sloven-
skom Narodnom divadle bola
jeho truhla vystavena a vykro-
pena a potion telesne pozostat.
ky ulozene ma Ondrejsky hrobi-
tov k vecnemu odpocinku. Ma
druhy den boly sm1tocne boho-
sluzby dome sv. Martina.
Ferko Urbanek Dol snad' maj
znamejsim slovenskym spisova-
tel'om. Met toho divadelneho
kr1zku slovenskeho, ktory by
nebol hral jeho krasne l'udove
veselohry dramy. I Slovenske
Narodne Divadlo Bratislavs
hralo jeho hry, posledne "Pyt-
lakovu zenu''. Cele Slovensko
"a MIN srdecne smdti. Mech mu
je veena pamiatka v narode!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
Ia sbierku. Ma jar So zacne ko-
pat a tajomstvo hrobu Matlsa
Trencianskeho bude aida OBJ
jasnene.
DoBYTOK LACN1 A MXs0
DRAHE.

Zemplfnski gazdovia 81 sta
zujd, ze "a svoj dobytok utrzia
velmi malo a vzdor tomu je
maso vel'mi drahe. Ma trhoch
sd rol'nfkom ponnkane "a do
bytok ceny tax mike, ze rol'ni-
ci radsej vedd dobytok nazad,
nez by ho predali skoro zadar-
mo handliarom. TAX posledne
ceny krav ma porazku pohybo-
valy sa v Michalovciach medzi
$50 do $50 Kcs "a ky mrtvej
vahy, voly ma porazku $50 do
g. Kcs "a kg, prasata $50 do
4.20 Kcs "a ky zivej vahy. Kra-
Wy ma chov kupovaly sa "a ce-
ny cd 400 do 1900 Kcs. Trhy
v Zempline sd zap]avene vzdy
mnozstvom nakupovacov a han
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
BATA OTvORf UHOL'NE-BA-
NE v LIPTOVE.

Znama priemyselna fir1na Ba-
ia postavi v kratkom case v
Batizovciach ma Spisi fabriku
ma umely hodvab ably NAL u
hlie pre- pohon strojov a vare-
ME dreva, otvorf uhol'n1 banu
pri Strbe v Liptove, kde sa ma
chodia vel'ke uhol ne loziska.
Bat owl inzinieri uz vrtaj1 "a
najlepsou zilou uhlia. Ma sa
tam nachodit' hnede al tvrde
uhlie. V Liptove je al zelezo,
antimon a zlato a uhlie nachodf
sa ma viacerych misstach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
ZH0RSENA NEZAMEsTNA-
MOST.

Podla vykazu ministerstva
soc. peelivosti k l. novembru
pribudlo "a september 22,722
nezamestnanych uchadzacov o
pracu, ktorf neboli umiestneni
prostredkovatel' prace. Po-
sledneho oktobra bolo totiz u
sprostredk kovatel'nf zistene $685.
989 tychto uchadzacov, 80. sep
tembra ich bolo 576,267. Tento
vzrast 0 3.9 perc. je vacsi ako
vlani, kedy pribudlo nezamest-
nanych len . 7,431, 60 polo IL
perc.
Pomerne najhorsf vtvoj trhu
prace Dol Y oktobri ma Podkar-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
Ease KRIVDIA GRAVE

Obyvatelstvo hornej Gravy
znepokojila zprava, ze krajin-
sky drad mieni zrusit' nams-
stovsky a trstensky okres, a
celej zupy Oravskej urobit'
jeden okres so sfdlom v Dol
nom Kubine. Najma Trsten1
tento chyr zarmdtil, ked'ze uz
minuleho roku zrusili tn tax
dlho jestvujdce gymnazium, a
teraz ztratou okresneho 1radu
toto stredisko hornej Gravy by
vePmi utrpelo, a Trstena ztra-
tia by ten maly ruch, ktory
postal mala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
ZLATo v TRENtIANsKEJ.

Ma cetnicku stanicu v Pru-
skom doniesol nedavno isty ko-
vac "a hrst' piesku, ktory OBJ
sahoval zlate zrnka. Neskorsie
prisli tam kupci z Moravy ku-
povat' hydinu a predali ju do
Prerova ma Morave. Ked' pre-
rovsky skolnfk cistil jednu hus,
objavil v zal1dku husi leskle
zrnka, ktore pri chemickej sk1-
ske ukazaly sa byt' rydzeho
zlata. Teraz pojdu do Pruskeho
odbornici, aby vynasli, ci sa tam
odplati zlato dolovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
NIEco 20 sTATIsTIKY GsR

Podl'a 'zprav statneho lradu
statistickeho zije v CSR. g.
$4,000 slobodnych muzskych
a 3,643, 900 slobodnych zien. Ze-
natych muzov je 100000, W.
datych zien 1901, 900. Pocet roz
sobasenych zien je ovel'a vac
81, nez pocet rozsobasenych mu-
zov.. Zien je $1,000 a muzov
$4,000. Este vacsi rozdiel je
medzi vdovcami vdovami.
Vdovcov je spolu V CSR. $685.
600 a vdod $4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
NASII HROB MATUSA
TRENGIANsKEHO7

Riaditep treneianskeho muzea
j. Madl oznamuje, be nasiel "a
murovane miesto v trencian-
skom hrade, ktore pripomfna
hrob. Predpoklada sa, ze by to
mohol byt' hrob Mat1za Tren-
cianskeho, ktory v tom zamku
zomrel pocas obliehania Turka-
mi. Ma mieste bude ga kopat', !,
ale ked 'ze MET M to potreb-
nych financntch prostriedkov,
veci sa ujala tvoriaca 80 muze-
alma spolocnost' v Trencian-
skych Teplicaich, ktor5 zapoca-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

lom vypomocnou administraci-
ou. Niektore inc produkty, ako
ma prfklad bavlna, ked' bola
najprv spradena, upotrebuje sa
ma vyrobu rozlienych pokrov-
GOV, matracov pod.
Domacnost' l'udi, ktori sd uz
dlhy cas- bez roboty, nem6zs
byt' veene vo vzornom stave;
nabytok potrebuje oprav, mno-
ho inych vecf sa rozbija, alebo
je lplne znicene. Al tuna pri-
chodi nezamestnanym ma po-
moe n1dzova administracia.
Statne al intestine vypomocne
administracie otvorily dielne
pc. celej krajine a umoznily tax
l'ud'om bez prijmov, aby 81 sa-
mi vypomohli. Nateraz ide o
zavedenie lepsfch dielnf, kto-
rych by bolo NONE bavlnu al
vlnu utkat' latky, vyrabat'
pletend bielizen, svedry, k1pa-
Gle obleky, a my tovar tohoto
druhu, vyrabat' muzske al zen
ske klobdky, muzske, zenske al
detske kabatky, pokrovce a po-
dobne veci. Federalni inzinieri
nakreslili uz al plany ma tovar-
ne ma obuv, v ktorych by sa mo-
hlo vyrabat' 1900 parov obuvi
tyyzdenne, plany ma tovarne ma
spracovanie koze, ma PLY to-
varne, V ktorych by sa vyrabal
material ma znovuzariadenie a
opravy bytov nezamestnanych.
70 vsetkych tychto planov
mono vidiet', ako Stroke pole
posobnosti otvara 81 FERA svo-
Jim cameron nahradit' priamu
pomoc nezamestnanym zvlastny-
mi "vypomocnymi pracami
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
HLADoM UMoRILA DIEfA.

v Sekulach narodilo sa pred
troma mesiacmi 32-rocnej slo-
bodnej Marii Svoboda diet'a.
Ale chlap6ek nebol materi po-
hodlny preto rozhodla sa no
zmarnit'. V polovici novembra
zacala no malo krmit' q ubera-
la mu stale, takze diet'a umo-
rila hladom. Uboziatko tomuto
mu6eniu podl'ahlo. Cetnici prf-
pad vysetrovali a Svobodova
sa priznala. Dopravili ju do va
zenia v Bratislave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
TATRANsKE JAZERA NILE
ST BEzODNE.

Prof. Brandt z Prahy previe-
dol presne meranie tatranskych
iazier, o ktorych sa podpa pu-
dovych povesti myslelo, ze s1
bezodne. Preto sa i'm hovorieva
morske Okla. Prof. Brandt Ii
still, ze Strbske Pleso je hlboke
len 81 metrov. Najhlbsie z ta-
transkych jazier je Vel'ke Hyn-
covo pleso a to Sc metrov. O.
krem toho zistil prof. Brandt,
ze dno jazier sa nasledkom srl-
cania skal, postupne dvfha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
DRUHA 6RoDA JABLK

Tohorocne abnormalne poca-
sic tvorilo divy. Kde-tu kvitly
pc druhy krat stromy a kvety.
Teraz hlasia, ze v zahrade rim.
kat. farara v Rim. Sobote majd
druh1 1rodu jablk vel'mi pek-
nej a dobrej jakosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
DALsIA zAMENA ToVARU
MEDzI 6sR. A MADARsKoM

C-s. vlada vyjednala nov1
zamenu vyrobkov medzi Ma
d'arskom a CSR. Ide 0 dovoz
10000 kusov bravov v hodno-
te 1911 900 Kes a 1920 ton
masti a slaniny "a II milionov
Kcs. z CSR. bude proti tomu
yyvezene tejto zimy drevo "a
6,195, 900 Kcs, drevene uhlie "a
555, 900 Kcs a koks a uhlie "a
12,75O,OO0 Kes.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

patskej Rusi, lebo sa tam skon-
ely prace pod sirym nebom.
Pribudlo tam nezamestnanych
0 11,119 os6b, 60 je skoro So
procent, tedy Wac nez polovica
ich poctu 70 septembra. v Ce-
chach pribudlo Is, ,726 nezamest-
nanych, Go je 5.5 procent, V Mo-
rave a Sliezsku 4,881, to je 2.6
proc. Jedina krajina, kde neza-
mestnanych v oktobri este ubu-
do, ie SlovenskO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
ZAvINIL sMRT svoJHo
SYNA. ..

Senat " Kosiciach ods1dil
murarskeho majstra FIR. Kubie-
ka Krompach ma tri mesiace
vazenia, lebo pri stavbe, ktord
vlani prevadzal pri Krompa-
choch, rozkazal robotnikom od-
razu svalit' nebezpecny, t'azky
balvan S IL metrov vysokeho
m1ru. Balvan zachytil Kubic-
kovho syna, ktory Dol tax t'az-
ko raneny, ze cestou do nemoc-
nice zomrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
KRADEz MA HORE LEVOC-
SKEJ.

Cetnici zatkli j. Duzika 20
Spisskej Novel Vsi, ktory ukra-
dol s hlavy sochy Fanny Marie
v kostole ma Marianskej hore v
Levoci zlat1 korunu, zdobenil
drahokamami, ako al zlat1 re-
t az a prsten. Duzfk dal 81 u
robit' zlate zuby a chcel k to-
mu pouzit' ukradnute zlato.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
C.-s. JACMEN NAJIEPsf
v EUROPE.

Ma Medzinarodnej pivovar-
skej vystave, ktora sa prave ko-
ma v Londyne, Qbdrzal c.-s. jae-
men vsetky ceny. Prv1 cenu
ziskal jacmen melnicky, druhd
juhocesky a tretiu nitriansky
20 Slovenska. Dosial' drziaval
prvd druhd cenu vzdy jacmen
moravsky a slovensky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
VEL'KE OsLAVY MA BUDU-
CT ROK.

V bud1com roku bud1 vel'ke
oslavy ma Slovensku. Bude sa
slavit' 1,100. vyrocie smrti sv.
Metoda, $50. vyroeie narodenia
basnika Jana Holleho, 800. W.
rocie zalozenia univerzity v IT.
nave a. 85. narodeniny preziden-
ia.