davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-07
VYSTRfHAJTE SA ROZLIC.
NYCH ZDRAVOTNYCH
NOVOT A PATENTNYCH
MEDICfN.
Pise DR.. John L. Rice, komi-
sar zdravotnictva mesta New
Yorku.

Novo vynajdene diety, ra-
dy rozlicnych sarlatanov a
"zazracne" patentne vselie-
ky uskodily zdraviu Ameri-
canov Wac ako ktorekol'vek
tri insie, lekarom zname pri-
ciny. AZ 81 kazdy jednotli-
vec ruce uvedomi, re jeho
telesny system ME je totoz-
ny so systemom jeho suse-
da, vtedy ucitelia zdravove-
dy dosiahnu toho, o co al
doteraz sa daromne usilu-
ju. Iste potravne clanky,
ktore su vam ma osoh, ME
sd nevyhnutne ma osoh al
vasmu susedovi; pre- tu istu
pricinu nemusi vam lekar
predpisat' ten isty lick, ako
inemu pacientovi, trpiacemu
tymi istymi nesnadzami, ia
ke mate Wy. Rodinny lekar
urobf diagn6zu, prestuduje
vasu konstituciu, a predpfse
lick, dietu alebo insiu opa-
teru podl'a vasej osobnej po-
treby.
V drogeriach najdete tu-
city patentnych liekov, O kto-
rych ich vyrabatelia honosne
tvrdia, ze vas vyliecia 20 vse-
tkeho, co vas bolf a trapi.
Me je neobvykle najst' ma
napise takejto miesaniny, ze
obsazena tn miesanina zba-
vi vas nielen prplin ma hla-
We, ak namazete 81 nou hla-
WI, ale ze yam al "vycistf
system, vzpruzf vsetky or
gany, upokoji nervy atd'." !,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-07
Ii .jubilantom gratulovat'.

Ii ,jubilantom gratulovat'.
| No bola to svadba mad
svadbami. Malo takych jest,
ale v meme rodiny prajeme
nasim jubilantom, ahy sa do
zili este diamantoveho jubi-
lea.
Jubilanti prisli do Ame-
riky pred So rokmi a az tu-
ma sa poznali. Sobaseni boil
v Pittsburghu, ponevac vte-
dy nebolo slavianskej osady
| v McKeesport. Tesla sa pc
knej rodine, a sice jednej
deere, Anne Palascak tuna
v Youngstown, a piatich sy-
noch, z ktorych Juraj, Mi
chal a Andrej byvaju S nj
mi a Jan i Jozef v Glass
port, Pa. Tiez maju 13 vnu-
cat a jedno pravnuca. Jubi-
liant je zamestnany v Street
Dept. v meste McKeesport.
Jubilantovi je 72 rokov a ju-
bilantke 73. Mimo Palasca-
kovej rodiny, z Youngstown
boil pritomnf: Maria Vano,
Stefan Vano S manzelkou a
Stella Vano, tiez Andrej a
Veronika Augustinak. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-07
JASENNE VYPRAvY DO
EUROPY.

Mnohf l'udia radi idl do
Europy v pozdnom lete a
vcasnej jaseni, aby boil tam,
ked' ich priatelia a rodina
maj1 obzinkove slavnosti.
Obzinky sd vesele slavnosti
zdravych domorodcov, ktorf
po svojej letnej praci sd vo
veselej a bezstarostnej ma
lade. Toto je vyborny cas- k
navsteve starej vlasti.
Okrem pestrych slavnosti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-07
PODAKOVANIE PRA-
COVNfKOM.

XVI. Slovensky Den sa
nam toho roku vel'mi kra-
sne vydaril, navsteva bola
omnoho vacsia, ako v minu-
lom roku. Chceme sa pod'a-
kovat' vsetkym, ktori nam
boil ma pomoci a sice vybo-
ru, ktory bol pri mlieku al
" cekrume, a sfce: PIP. Jan
Lesicko, Jan Forgac, Jan
Tatarka, Stefan Bednar, FIR.
Pataky. Znam, ze tam mali
ami lakopu cely den stat :,
no ale ked' clovek chce ME-
co zrobit' pre- svoj narod,
tax je ochotny svoj cas- We
novat'.
A teraz chceme sa pod'a-
kovat' ostatnym vyborom,
ktori brali ucast' v praci ma
zavodoch, lebo to vsetko slo
jak jedno koleso, ked' no
rozkrdtite. Dakujeme i ma
sim bratom z Pittsburghu,
panu Janovi Kocurovi. tai.
SLOW. Ligy a p. J. Gurcako-
vi, re mas poctili navstevou
a vsetkym, ktori brali dcast'
ma SLOW. Dni. Tiez d'akuje-
me panu Ilcisinovi, re mas
tax krasne zabavil tymi
kumstami, ktore nam uka-
zal. A ia kucharka, myslim,
re al ona 81 zasluzila vd'a-
ku "a til dobru veceru. TAX
al PAM Leskovskej d'akuje-
me "a jej pracu a tiez al tym
ktorf brali ucast' pri veceri,
lebo keby neboli dosli ma
veceru, tax zaiste by nasa
kucharka bola pracovala po
daromnici. Pri veceri bolo
124 osob.
A teraz d'akujeme al ma
sim velebnym panom "a ich
pritomnost' jak pri veceri,
tax al pocas celej slavnosti.
Dakujeme al muzikantom p.
S. Hriniaka. Myslim, ze sa
kazdy vytancil do sytosti. ia
len sddim vedl'a seba. A
tiez d'akujeme p. M. Dola-
kovi, ze sa obstaral o mile
ko srdecna vd'aka mlieka-
rom "a ich vel'ky dar. Ny
slim, ze bolo dost' mlieka
pre- kazdeho.
A teraz chcem pripome-
nut, ze mi je vel'mi l'dto,
re sa nasiel taky clovek v
parku, GO sa zlakomil ma
paru zenskych topanok. Je-
dna Slovenka z Campbell,
ked' sla lobdu hrat', vyzula
81 topanky a obula 81 poho-
dlnejsie, aby mohla lepsie
bezat'. A ked' sa vratila pre-
zobute topanky, uz ich tam
nebolo. Prosim, jestli niekto
ich, ma, mech ich jej vrati,
lebo je to ME bohata, co
ich stratila. Nikto nem0ze
peniaze zahadzovat'. A je to
hriech cd chudobneho what
j. C.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-07
ZLATE JUBILEUM JU-
RAJA A AMY PAVOL.

Minulu nedel'u pisateP
NAL prilezitost' zucastnit' sa
zriedkavej slavnosti, a to
zlateho jubilea stavu man
zelskeho svojich starych ro-
dicov v McKeesport, Pa, a
isty som, re ma to ami ia, a.
nj ziadon, kto Dol prftomny
jak pri svatej omsi, tax pri
veeeri, nikdy nezabudne.
S matkou, bratom a Sc
strou prisli SINE do McKees-
portu este v stredu. Prace
vselijakej bolo hodne, ale
kazdy sue veselej nalady,
neodopieral. Vsetci SINE chce-
Ii, ably to uz len bolo pa
matne. V sobotu pisatep ro-
bill u jedneho, priatel'a a
ked' som prisiel domov O T.,
uz dom bol preplneny rodi-
nou a priatel'mi, ktori dosli
v sobotu popoludni a vecer.
tt sa porozchadzali, a tax
nam zostalo urobit' tie po-
sledne pripravy: cistenie
kdr pre- obed, bigl'ovanie
Stat, lestenie topanok atd'.
V nedel'u rano kazdy vstal
skoro, rodina a priatelia pri=
sli ma rahajky, kazdy sa O.
bliekol do najlepsieho a tax
SINE sli do kostola ma vel'ku
sv. omsu. PRIV vsak zasli sme
do skolskej sieni, kde I'M z
nasej rodiny cakali. Tu vse-
tkym dana bola ruza 20 zla-
teho papieru, jubilantom da-
ny Dol zlaty ruzenec a tax
po dvaja kracali SINE do
kostola. Bolo mas okolo 40.
Krasnu kazefl o vyznamnom
dni povedal duchovny osa-
dy najsv. Trojice, Rev. Du-
well. Bola to kazef, ktora
dojala kazdeho, a Shy tie
kly po mnohych leach. Ju-
bilanti obnovili Stub man
zelsky. Starejsim boil Jozef
Burej, druzbom Michal Pa
vol a druzicou Anna Palas-
cak. Pc ceremonii druzicka
oddala jubilantke vel'ku KY
ticu zltych RUIZ. Ch6r spie-
val krasne a pri omsi celia
rodina pristupila ku sv. pri-
jfmaniu.
Po omsi sisli SINE sa zas
v sieni ma obed a tax SINE
sli domov. Tu zas prichadza-
la rodina a priatelia. Potom
znovu do sieni, kde bola
pripravena vecera pre- 125
os0b., Tu tiez kazdemu bola
dana zlata ruza ma pamiat-
ku. Pc veceri deti, rodina a
priatelia gratulovali jubilan-
tom, "a tym nasledovala
hudba, tanec a spev. Tu mu-
sely Shy radosti vtisn1t' sa
do oci, ked' widely nasho Sc
diveho jubilanta tancovat',
cifrovat' ami dvadsat-rocne-
no mladfka. A v pondelok
este tt, ktori nemohli sa z1-
castnit' v nedel'u, prichadza-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-07
PODAKOVANIE.

ldZkO, vel mi aZkO Je
nam uverit', re nasa draha
matka neni Wac medzi ma
mi, re odisla ma vecny od-
pocinok, re mas nechala v 80.
roku zivota, vo veku mia
dom, ked' prave teraz mohla
sa este najviac nami te-
sit, tesit' vyrastajdcimi
det'mi, teraz, ked' mohla
mat pozitok 20 zivota, 20
svojho stavu, v ktorom bola
vernon a oddanou manzel-
kou a matkou "a dvadsat'-
diva rokov. Nuz ale tax je;
Pan Bob 81 ju povolal k Sc
be a my Ho prosime, ably
jej bol milostivy.
Nebozka Helena Feren-
cak narodila sa 3. oktobra
1897 v Uniontown, Pa, z ro-
dicov Andrej a Maria Ma.
lark. Tu vychodila skolu a
tn poznala sa p. Valen-
tom Ferencak, ktoreho man.
zelkou stala sa vo februari
1914 v kostole Panny Marie,
V Uniontown narodila sa i'm
dcera Irma. Mysliac, re in.
de snad' mozeme 81 vyrobit
lepsie zivobytie, pred dva-
dsiatimi rokmi, ako tri-cle-
nova rodina prisli SINE do
Youngstown a usalasili SINE
sa pri kostole sv. Cyrila a
Methoda, byvajuc "a tri me-
siace ma Summit ulici. Od-
tia' prest'ahovali sme sa ma
Lansingville. Tu narodili sa
nam Irwin a Helenka.
Nebozka bola neunavnou
pracovnickou pri osade sv.
Mateja, V dramatickych kruz
koch tiez al v politike.
V dramatike bola vynika-
jdcou hereckou a obPubena
vsetkymi. To este v skole
zacala pestovat'. Raz ked'
nemali chlapa ma ulohu, S
ochotou a uspesne zahrala
chlapsku ulohu. vi
Bola clenkynou Cisla 161.
IKSZJ., Zenskeho Politicke-
no Klubu a Club Is.
W nebozka bojovala so
smrt'ou, ked' pred osem tyz-
dnami zomrela jej matka
Maria Malarik, a len diva
tyzdne tomu, co jej bratovec
sa zatopil. Ku tomu pricha-
dzajdca rodina ma pohreb
bola tiez postihnuta auto
mobilovym nest astfm, tax
ze jedna osoba bola zabita
sest' ranene.
Nebozka zanechava od-
daneho manzela, Valenta
Ferencak, dve dcery, Irmu
Kominsky a Helenku, syna
IrWina, vnucku Patriciu Ko-
minsky, 77-rocneho otca An
dreja Malarik, bratov Joze-
ia v Struthers a Andreja v
Youngstown, a sestru Annu
Gergel. Zoml ella %. julia a
pochovana bola do matky
zeme II. julia.
Pri tejto prflezitosti z L.
primnych srdc d'akrjeme
vsetkym, ktori nam pomaha-
Ii a mas potesovali v nemoci
nasej drahej matky a tiez
al vtedy, ked' mas zanecha-
la. Dakujeme vsetkym "a
krasne kosiky kvetin. Tiez
d'akujeme Republic Iron &
Steel Corp. a Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Co. a vset-
kym tym susedom a pirate
Pom, ktorf nam pozicali au-
tomobily pre- smutocny sprie-
vod ma cintorfn.
Dakujeme Spolkl sv. Az
betty, {. 161. XII, Spolku
sv. Jozefa, Zen. Politickemu
Klubu ma T,ansinrvilln q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-07

(Pokracovanie.)

Clair pocitil, ze padaju. Ale
opanoval sa. Chytil sa ru-
kou mosadzneho zabradlia,
upevneneho v stene, druhou
rukou otvoril dvierka, de-
lace kajutu cd prednej cia-
stky lietadla.
Andre a "a MIN rychlo
Hart pristdpili k vrtuli. vi
diac kapitana, odrazu zvo-
lali hlasom, z ktoreho bolo
vycitit' vel'ky hnev a roz-
paky.
Vrtul'a prestrelena.
Rozpukla sa a odletela. Pa
dame do mora!
St. Clair stal bledy, krco-
vite drziac sa dvier.
Costa je skoncena! -
zaseptal.
Tax je. o d'alsom zavo-
deni plukovnikom Foggom
v ceste okolo sveta uz ne
mohlo byt' ami reci.
Rozbita vrtul'a znacila
koniec "Goliatha''. Ma sta
site ulomky vrtule neposko-
dily mic ineho vd'aka
chladnokrvnosti Harta, kto-
ry ami "a chvil'u nepustil z
rdk kormidla oboch krydiel
a tax lietadlo pomaly pada-
juc, letelo ma ocean.
Ma tvarach letcov bolo vi
diet velke vzrusenie. Opa-
novali este stroj, ale citili,
ze pod mimi sa rozprestiera
zradny povrch oceanu.
S miesta, ma ktorom sedel
porucik bolo vidiet' trblieta-
Wy odraz mesacneho svetla.
Svetlo stavalo sa stale W.
raznejsie, az naraz nevideli
no uz pod sebou, ale po bo-
ku lietadla, ktore sa kolisa-
10 ma vode. Vzrusenie i'm
vysusilo hrdla. Pocit' ovali,
re Goliath" pada do ohrom
nej doliny, Ease sa skrabe
do vrchu a cftili, akoby O.
cean dychal stamilionovymi
prsiami.
Este niekol 'ko sekund...
Este sekunda! Co bude? CT
sa niekde dokolisu, alebo
zmiznu navzdy?
Ale ME! Goliath" nepa-
dol ma vodu bokom a tax sa
do nej nezanoril a opatr-
ne plaval ma chrbte vyso-
kych vodnych hor.
Vsetci traja 81 vydychli.
Mali akusi zachranu aspon
ma chvil'ku.
st. Clair sa obzrel ma ne
znamu, ktora sedela ucupe-
ma ma poduske pohovky, po-
zerajd ma neho siroko roz-
tvorenymi ocami.
- Nebojte sa! - riekol
k nej, prekrocujuc prah ka-
juty a ked' sa neprestavala
divat' ma neho, sadol 81 k
nej, chytil ju "a ruky, kto-
re sa krcovite drzaly van
k1sov.
Obcas sa zachvela pr
sia sa jej zdvihly hlbokym
povzdychom a ticho zapla-
kala.
St. Clair uz otvaral dsta,
ably ju chlacholil, ze nijake
nebezpecenstvo nehrozi, ale
no predbehla, hovoriac pre-
ryvanym hlasom, zatym, co
slza "a slzou sbiehala po
jej neznej tvari: -.
- Nebojim sa nebezpe-
censtva. Citim, ze SINE spada
Ii ma more, snad' d'aleko cd
brehu. Neviem akej prici-
NY, ale som presvedcena, ze
ste padol "a obet' nest'astnej
bande. Ale hlavnou pricinou
nest'astia som ia! Pre- NINA
musite prerusit' zazracnu
cestu! Pre- NINA Francia ne
dosiahne noveho vel'keho
sriumfu v letectve! Boze, Bo-
ze, keby som to bola vede-
h..
kapitan pozrel ma nu s
odusevnenfm. V prvej chvili
ocarovala no krasnou svo-
jOu tvarou. Teraz. ked' lei
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-07

IN ~ ~ NA NJ, WY AoSUoA
rovnovahe.
St. Clair teraz citil, re pr
va jeho povinnost'' je, ably
ako vodca vypravy vymy-
slel sposob zachrany, ked'
ME lietadla, tax aspon jeho
osobnictva a krasnej zeny,
ktora tax nenazdane posta-
villa sa do cesty jeho zivota.
Kapitana sa tiez dotklo
toto vzrusenie a hovoril k
nej ako ku diet'at'u.
Mech vas to nerozru-
suje. Prosim vas, vel'mi vas
prosim! Nemyslite 81, zeby
som toho Putoval. Konecne
nemozem putovat' to, co som
nepredvidal. "Goliath' uz
dosiahol svojho triumfu, o
ktory vam tax islo, predsti-
hol vsetky doterajsie lety a
zakoncil karieru tax, ako
kazala povinnost', pred kto-
rou myslim, nezdrzal by sa
ziadOn FrancI1Z
Neznamej prebehol usmev
tvarou a zPahka stisla diane
svojho zachrancu.
V tel chvili z prednej cia-
silky lietadla vydral sa hlas
mechanika:
- Pan kapitan, trup pre-
moka!
st. Clair skocil.
- Hrom do toho! - zvo-
lal. - Este to nam chyba-
10. Rychlo do prace! l Wy
nam pomozete, vsak ano?
/ V chvili, ked' St. Clair
zmizol V kajute, porucik
Hart neopust'al svoje po-
stavenie, drzal "Goliatha" V
rovnovahe - zavolal ma
mechanika, ktory boil cely o.
mraceny Cd padu hydropla-
nu.
Andre, k aparatu! w.
sli zachrannd zpravu! MOI
no, ze nejaka LODI je ma bli-
zku a zachyti nase volanie.
Andre hned' splnil rozkaz
porucikov a vlny elektricke
o kratky cas- roznasaly "a
chranne znacky:
- S. o. S.. S. o. S..
S. O. S..
Rychlo vsak prerusil svo-
ju cinnost' ked' pocitil, re
pod nohami mu cPapoce vo-
da, ktora vytekala malym
otvorom steny lietadla.
Iste guile banditov popre-
bijaly steny "Goliatha".
lined zacali energicky
pracovat' ma zachrane. Pre-
dovsetkym zapchali otvor,
ktory zbadal mechanik. Ne
bola to t'azka vec, lebo to
boil otvor z guile Cd karabi-
ny. st. Clair pri tom zbadal,
ze otvor je Cd tej guile, kto-
ra hvizdla ponad Hartovou
hlavou. Pri d'alsej prehliad-
ke zbadali este diva vacsie
otvory, cez ktore natieklo
tol'ko yody, re bolo pocut'
cPapotanie pod podlahou
kajuty.
Avsak este horsie poruchy
zbadal St. Clair, vydriapav-
81 sa s elektrickou lampou
ma trup "Goliatha". Zbadal
totiz, re oba clnky zanoruju
sa do vody rozderavene iste
guPami banditov a preto ce-
le lietadlo zanaralo sa al po
dolne krydla do vody. Kry-
dla tie boly obtiahnute ne
premokavou latkou - upro-
sired prazdne, ale predsa
bola obava, ze i tam guile
banditov zasiahly.
Slovom, situacia stavala
sa kritickou. Ale kapitan,
neznama a jeho spolocnfci
nezalamovali rukami. Mao
pax: Shy zmizly s jej tvare
a postava mladej zienky ma
plnila sa paprslekami VERY
a nadeje.
Shodila so seba kozeny
kabat, uviazala satkou zlate
vlasy v uzol, vyhrnula ruka-
Wy platenej bldzky a usilov-
ne uuGp 10 und11 znnd
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Upturn
Continued From First Page.)

100000 This is in excess of orders by
all class roads in 1888, when the total
capital expenditures of this group fell
to about S100,00O,O0o. as against sS72,-
100000 in 1880 and over $1,000, ,O0o.-
900 in 1923.
Employment Figures Rise.
Sales of Sears-Roebuck in the first
part of June were at an all-time peak
and about 26 per cent greater than in
June, 1885. The statistical position
of the oil industry has improved with
the reduction Of 1.426.000 barrels in
finished gasoline stocks, the largest
drop of the year. The Department of
Labor reports higher employment and
pay roll figures in May, when $4,000
workers were taken back into in
dustry.
The serious phase of the business
situation just now is the drought in
the Northwest which is spreading into
the Winter wheat States. A grant of
S50000.000 for relief to the Dakotas
has been made by the w. P. A. Rain
fall in those States has been below
normal in eight of the last 10 years.
The Republican platform promised to
give every reasonable assistance to
producers in areas suffering from
temporary disaster, that they may
regain and maintain a self-supporting
status"
Insurance against crop failures Is
one of the advanced social proposals.
To guarantee against crop disaster in
sections Of the country faced with
permanent change in their climatic
and soil conditions is more of a risk
than the Federal or State Govern
ments should assume. The Northwest
started off the last two years with
good crop prospects and then met
with drought or pests. Its misfor-
tunes in the agricultural field have,
happily, been somewhat counter
balanced by gains in industry These.
in turn, have commanded a broader
market for the products of its mines.
Copyright 1886. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance IncD
Evening star., 1936-06-28
~ the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 27.-Steels and
motors assumed leadership of the
stock market today and pulled the
list out of an irregular trend into a
small but definite gain at the close.
AS has been usual in recent Satur-
day sessions the interest in trading
was small, with professionals provid-
ing the bulk of activity. Transactions
amounted to 366,35o shares, compared
with 317,180 shares the week before,
with more than half of the buying
and selling IN the last hour.
United States Steel, which gained
S of a point at 6l12, pointed the
general trend. It's low for the day
was 60l2, and the close was only "A
under the highest.
Chrysler. another leader, got up a
point to 100, nearly ? better than the
days low
c. & G. w. Preferred Climbs.
Chicago Great Western preferred
gained a top place when the Inter-
the roads plan to establish rules and
charges for carrying motor trucks and
trailers, loaded with freight or empty.
The stock was up = at Si..
General Motors was in the van at
a gain of IS to 667s, and a scattered
but select list of rails. oils, utilities
and industrials and specialties were
unchanged to fractionally higher.
The Associated Press average Of so
stocks edged up OIL of point to GAO,
with 80 industrials up OIL. IS rails up
o2 and IS utilities unchanged on
balance.
Socony-Vacuum was active and Is
higher at 1874 after the company an
nounced a reduction of l cent a gal
lon in gasoline. in line with the low
'ering of the New York State tax to
3 cents from 4 cents a gallon.
Consolidated Oil Active.
Consolidated Oil moved narrowly
and was unchanged. but the compare
lively heavy volume was attributed
to surveys showing that about So
100000 a year has been saved N the
last two years in interest and pre-
ferred dividends through various re-
FINDINGS and exchanges
American Telephone proved weak
spot when it closed at l64&4, off -.
but considerable strength developed to
bring it up from the days low of
1924. The Public Service Commission
ordered cut in charges of the COM
pany's principal New York subsidiary.
International Telephone was un-
changed and Western Union gained
u at $751;
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Clearings Reflect
Business Advance
I'm Sixth District
Bv the Associated Press.

ATLANTA. June 27.-Increased
bank clearings reflected business gains
this week in the sixth Federal Reserve
district.
Clearings of sl1,800,O00 for one
day in Atlanta topped a previous
seven-year high mark.
Another Georgia city. Macon, also
reported a sharp increase in its
clearings.
Retail and department stores con-
tinued to have excellent business,
executives reported
Business Is fine" one man said.
The Federal Reserve bank reported
clearings this week of $50, ,4O0, 900,
against s4s,s00,oOO for the previous
week.
Steel production in the Birming-
ham area was at 58.4 per cent Of
capacity following the closing down
of rail mill.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
YEAR 1886

". B Building washington D c.
SALES ON WASHINGTON TO AND NCLUD
Evening star., 1936-06-28
STEEL AND MOTOR
STOCKS LEAD RISE
Pull List Out of Mixed Trend
Into Small But Defi-
mite Gain.

WHAT STOCKS DID.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-25
Electrocute Two
Negroes In Killing

COLUMBIA, S. c., July 25.-
(UP).-Within the span of fifteen
minutes yesterday, South Caro-
lina's electric chair hummed its
death tune twice and took the
lives of two small negroes, Wash
DeSaussure, "a, and James Nixon,
10, in the first late afternoon cleo
trocution on penitentiary records.
At five on the hour, the electric
chair did the first of its double
duty, and sent deathward the ruth
less killers of R. j. Kelley, Lee
county storekeeper. '''
A behind-the-scene incident oc-
Cured twenty minutes before the
switch was thrown, when DeSaus-
sure intimated another person was
sin on" the killing. He made sew
eral statements involving another,
but prison officials put them down
as "being uttered" in an attempt
to get a life sentence from the
governor at the last minute.
The negroes were convicted of
the murder June 9 by a Bishop
vile jury after a third negro,
James Franklin, 16, turned states
evidence at the trial. Franklin
testified he saw DeSaussure bowl
Kelley over with wrench, killing
him, after they had concocted
plans to rob him. Franklin had
been given life Imprisonment.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-25
Treason Not Charged Against Man
Who Pointed Revolver At Edward

ton" and cessation of such I'M
British conduct" was read to the
court.
The attorney general quoted
Bannigan as making the following
incoherent statement last week in
his prison cell:
81 wish l had done a better job.
I could easily have shot him. 1t
would have been better if l had
shot myself"
The prisoner, a former journal
list, scrubbed notes into a small
blank book throughout the hear
ing. His hand trembled notice
ably. He was dressed in a brown
lounge suit and wore a brown tie
that matched. He also wore spec
tacles, giving him vastly differ
ent appearance from the baggy-
suited, collarless prisoner who was
brought into court last week I'M
der heavy. guard. -,
Acknowledgement Somervell SAID
he would introduce testimony by
bar maid at a public house near
Buckingham Palace to whom Ban
nigan allegedly made the follow
ing statement the day before the
revolver brandishing incident on
Constitution Hill:
81 am going away. You'll never
see me again."
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-25

LONDON. July rs. (UP).-Je-
rome Bannigan, alias George An
drew Mcmahon, who pointed a re-
volver at King Edward VIII last
week, stated he had intended to
kill himself as a protest in the
presence of his majesty, it was re-
vealed yesterday when his case
came up before the Bow Street
court. ...
Court adjourned when Bannl-
gan was remanded for another
week. .c. ..
Magistrate Sir Rollo Graham
Campbell refused the defense
plea that there was no case
against Bannigan.
Bannigan was arraigned OF, on
charges of offenses against the
king under the treason act OIL
1912 and possession of firearms
He is not charged with high urea
son but with certain statutory
misdemeanors including "preSenI-
ing to the person of his majesty
revolver with intent to oreaA
the public peace and producing a
revolver near the person OF ms
majesty with intent to alarm MS
majesty"
A letter which Bannigan Wr0Iel
to Home Secretary Sir John oi
mon demanding "full satlSla'