davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
Sbierka+ Slovenskej Katolickej
Matice Skolskej ma Slovenskl
Benediktinsku Vyssiu Skolu

Ironwood, Mich: Pc ST.:
Jan Cvengros, Gregor Sta
no, Jozef Valko; po 5Oc:
Mattel Jatisin, Zuzanna Vol
tex; Amelia Petruscak soc;
po 25c: Juraj Gutt, Jozef
Korkes, Jan Matisin, Jan
10th. Spolu $3.50.
Minneapolis, MINI. Sbor
"a. SKIS. $5.45; jednotlivci
sboru: Andrej Kapustar SOC;
Jozef Cegin 30c.; po 25c:
Jozef Berzak, Jan Ginovsky,
Jan Hreha, Andrej Hroma-
da, Anton Kasprak, Juraj
Kisel, Mikulas Kovalik, Mi
chal Kostan, Jan Langa, Jan
Martonik, Juraj Nosko, An
drej Perzel, Peter Pikala,
FIR. Stopka, Stefan Wesele-
max. Spolu $40. s>
Simpson, Mont: Jakub
Greytak $500.
Mount Carmel, Pa: DIP.
Karol j. Petrasek $1,000.
Mount Pleasant, Pa: DIP.
c.. A. Janda $10O. .~.
Transfer, Pa: Jan Uhrin
$500.
Vandergrift, Pa: Andrej
Kolodzej $25.70. #
Predosle vykazy $31,655.-
SO. Spolu 80. $33,370.5O
Vsetkym spolkom, orga-
nizaciam a jednotlivcom,
ktori svoju lasku k Bohu a
narodu preukazuju tymto O.
betavym a sl'achetnym sp6-
sobom, volam tisfckrat: Pan
Bob zaplat'!
t Stanislav Gmuca, O.S.B.
! ! opat.
*Vsetky milodary ma novd
skolu posielajte ma adresu
Rt. Rev. Stanislaus Gmuca,
O. S. b.
10510 Buckeye Road,
Cleveland, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
Maticny kultdrny dom vo
Spis. Novel Vsi.

Valne shromazdenie miest-
neho odboru Matice sloven-
skej v. Spis. Novel Vsi pove-
rio plnou mocou vybor, aby
previedol vsetky potrebne
prace, s,ivisiace so stavbou
kultlrneho domu. Miestny
odbor Matice dozije sa teda
v kratkej dobe vlastneho
stanku, z ktoreho kultlrna
praca bude iste 1cinnejsia
pre- mesto i pre- cely vidiek
dolneho Spisa. e..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
Mrtvola sviazanej zeny
v potoku.

Robotnfci, ktori sli do
prace, nasli v potoku pri Tr-
nave mrtvolu neznamej ze-
ny. Zbadali, re 2 potoku Wy
cnieva zenska hlava. Ked re
nebolo d'aleko Cd brehu, ro-
botnici mrtvolu vytiahli. Bo-
la ma nohach a rukach svia-
zana povrazom. @ strasnom
naleze bolo uvedomene Get
nfctyo. Mrtvola je asi 35-roc-
nej zeny. Jedna sa o vrazdu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
LIST MATICNEJ DELEGA-
Gle NDP. OPATOVI
GMUCOVI, OS.B.
New York, 3. febr. 1886.
Osvieteny pan opat!

New York, 3. febr. 1886.
Osvieteny pan opat!
Medzi mnohymi pozdrav-
mi, ktore tn ma americkej
pode vitaly maticn1 delega-
ciu, vel'mi milo nam padol
Vas pozdrav, lebo V nom po-
volavate delegaciu Matice
slovenskej k najslavnejsej
udalosti v zivote americkych
Slovakov, k polozeniu "a
kladneho kamena slovenskej
skoly. Dakujeme Vam zan
vel mi srdecne a zaroven Vas
ubezpecuj re bude to
najradostnejsi okamzik po-
cas- nasho pobytu, ked' v
meme Matice slovenskej a v
meme vsetkych Slovakov tam
donna budeme moct' pokle-
pat zakladny kamen novel
slovenskej skoly. Delegacia
Matice slovenskej SO zivym
zaujmom sleduje Vasu pra-
Gu ma tomto poll a verf, ze
Vasa namaha stretne sa s
krasnym uspechom. Sleduj1c
Vasu borbu, musime' sa po-
klonit' Vasej neunavnej Gin
! nosti. Konate vel'ku vec hi
storickeho vyznamu. Idete
stavat' mocn1 bastu sloven-
skeho zivota, a verime, ze
slovenska historic zaznacf
memo Vasho radu medzi tie
ustanovizne, ktore sa vel'mi
zasl1zily 0 slovensky kultur-
ny zivot.
Delegacia Matice sloven-
skej nezabudne ami v pred
naskach ma americkej pode
vyzdvihnut' vyznam toho,
co idete robit'. Americki
Slovaci nebudd moot poslat'
radostnejsi pozdrav domov,
ako ten, ked' miesto lucenia
odnesu domov zvest', re ma
americkej pode zije, zije
duch slovensky a kym budt
slovenske skoly, bude zit' ns
Iveky.
/ Vel'a bozieho pozehnanis
a stedrych a obetavych lu
df vo Vasich t'azkych pra
each Vam zela
/ Delegacia Matice sloven
skej.
i J. C.. Hronsky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28

Mestecko, Luky, Lysa a sta
lie stdpajdc prekrocf sedlo
Lysskeho priesmyku vrchol-
nym tunelom asi $50 m d.
hym blizko obce Strelnej.
Potom dosiahne pripojnej
stanice Horneho Idea. Sta
vebny naklad je ITS million
kordn. Terajsia jednokol al
nicova trait Hranice Horny
Lidec Dude postupne dopl-
nena druhou kol'ajnicou, tax
ze celia transverzalka z Ces-
kej Trebovej cez Olomouc,
Hranice, Horny Lidec, Pu-
chov al do ziliny, bude dvoj
koPajnicovou trat'ou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
Stara levocska pamiatka sa
rozpadava.

Starry gymnazialny kostol
v Levoci, postaveny zaciat-
kom Ia. storocia, sa rozpa-
dava, lebo k jeho stavbe bol
pouzity makky pieskovec,
ktory Pile rychle vodu a al
sam levocsky vrch je z pies
kovca. Pod vel'kym tlakom
budovy poda povolila a je
'nebezpecie, ze kostol sa sru-
ii. Zvlastna komisia dala ko.
stol zatvorit' a upozornila
vyhlaskou, ze priblizenie sa
ku kostolu je zivotu nebez.
pecne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
Samovrazda v Rim. Sobote.

Este 12. jan. prisiel vecer-
nym vlakom do Rim. Sobo-
ty Jan Lopejsky, 35-rocny
zelezniciar z Tisovca a v do
me svojich kmotrovcov, u
Jana Kulika prenocoval. Ku-
likova mu postlala v kuchy-
nj a ona spala v izbe al S ne
terou, kdezto muz. bol v
sluzbe. Lopejsky Dol trochu
napity a tomuto tiez pripi-
sovala Kulikova jeho posled-
ne slova: "Dobru noe a ak
by som do rama zomrel, po-
zdravte mi zenu a deti v tt
sovci.'' Kulikova pocula v
noci okolo 3. hodine nepa-
trne klopnutie v kuchyni, a.
lie potom d'alej spala. Rano
ked' vysla s neterou do ku-
chyne nasla Lopejskeho mr.
tveho a pri nom lezal re-
volver. Hned' zavolala suse-
dov, prisla policia a uradny
lekar a konstatovane bolo,
re 81 Lopejsky asi okolo 8.
rano strelil revolverom do
prs a smrt' nastala okamzi-
te. Bol prevezeny do Tisov-
ca a tam pochovany. Pricina
samovrazdy je neznama, lie.
bo ziadneho dopisu po sebe
nenechal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
Prednasky ma Spisi.

"Rol'nicka osveta' v Spis.
Novel Vsi znova zacala svo-
ju prednaskovu cinnost', a to
v ropnickom seminar v O.
dorine a v Spis. Jamniku. V
Odorine prednasal odborny
ucitel' FIR. Jozef Bajtos: 20
vyvoji narodneho povedomia
u Slovakov" a v Spis. JAM
niku dctovnik RVP. Imrich
Ikrenyiso slovenskom rol'ni-
kovisv CSR.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
"Zaxrak" " Zernpline.

v obci HAHN pri Humen-
nom, v stajni rol'nika Fer
jaka prisly ma svet tri zdra-
We tel'ce. Pretoze MET. pa
matnika, ze by krava mala
Wac ako dive telce, poklada-
jd to l'udia "a zazrak, ba
mnohf Pudia vida v tom zle
Znamenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
Ma sloven.ku 114,73s nez.-
mestnanych.

z 84,284 nezamestnanych
koncom novembra, stupol po-
Get tychto v decembri ma
114,738, t. j. vzrast 36 perc,
Nezamestnanych vel'mi pri-
.budlo j ma Podk. Rusi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
Dobra rybaGka.

v Trnovci v Liptove vylo-
viii rybari sdvoch vel'kych
sumcov, q ktorych jeden Dol
2 i stvrt !. T1etra dlhy, druhy
/ meteri 80 en- dlhy. Yazili
dovedna 50 kilogramoy. Vac
sieho sumca kupil restaurant
Kralikov Nitre a sdruheho
jeden restaurant az v No
vych Zamkoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
Mlady SlovAk vynalezcom.

NAl00y SAVvOA VyA0ASASSAAA'
z Lipt. Teplej pochadza
Jozef Maretak, 27-rocny kon
strukter, ktoreho vynalezy
zacfnaju budit' vel'ku pozor-
most v technickych kruhoch.
Je to talentovany, skromny
slovensky suhaj, ktory iodine
pre- finanGne t'azkosti nemo-
hol dokoncit' stredoskolske
studia a venoval sa prakti-
ckemu povolaniu. S1krom-
nou pilnost'ou a vytrvalost 'ou
ziskal 81 dokladne znalosti z
elektrotechniky a z oboru Wy
busnych motorov. Pri svo-
JON skromnom zamestnani
cele noci konstruoval mode
ly, ktorych ucelom bude, W.
t'azit' z pohonnej latky co
najviac. | podarilo sa mu
zdokonalit' najma vybusne
motory automobilove a lete-
cke. Niektore svoje vynale-
zy dal Jozef Maretak zazna-
cit ma patentnom trade v
Prahe, nacrtky modelov a
konstruktivny popis zaslal k
odbornemu pos1deniu svaj-
ciarskemu prof. dr.. Aurelo-
vi Stodolovi v Curychu, kto-
~ prejavil o vynalezy wac
me pochopenie, tym Wac, ze
je tiez Kodak z Liptova. @
niektore vynalezy sa zaujf-
ma al vojenska sprava. Hi
vynalezy Maretakove sa tt.
kaj1 motorovych vozov q lie.
tadiel, dychacich a protiply'
novych pristrojov a masiek
3 celej slstavy prfstrojov q
lzariadenf, ktore maji sllzit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
Mrtvollka diet'at'a v lese.

MrIvOAk0 OI0I|AS q lSSCs
v lese ned'aleko obce Sta
re u Strazskeho v Zemplin-
skej, nasiel obecny starosta
mrtvolku diet'atka. Vec bola
hlasena cetnickej stanici v
Strazskom, ktora sa vypra-
villa ma udane miesto q nasla
tam pohodenl mrtyolku no.
yorodeniatka. K miestu cinu
prisla cetnfcka patracia
stanica z Humenneho, ktora
spolocne $ cetnictvom 20
|Strazskeho vysetruje cell
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28

terani pytali dostali. Py-
tajme my, musia j nam
dat. Il
Blizsie informacie o Ma
rodnej Konvencii vam po-
skyline Narodny vybor brat
skych spolkov "a socialne
poistenie, 80 Fifth Ave-,
New York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
Move skoly ma okolf Humen.
nSho.

v Slovenskom Krivnom
bude postavena tohto roku
statna l'udova skola jedno-
triedna, v Topol'ovke troll
triedna l'udova skola, v Lac
kovciach dvojtriedna l'udo-
va skola. Prfstavby sk0l 'sa
chystajd v obciach Udav-
skom, Kamienky, Hazfne,
Kochanovciach, Jasenove a
Kozkovciach, nadstavbu v
Udavskom, Hazine a Ka-
mienkach. Skola bude tiez
rozsirena v Niznych Ladic-
kovciach. Ma novostavby pri
speje znacnou mierou Stat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
"Janosik" styri dni v Mi
kul6Si.

Slovensky vel'kofilm, kto-
ry sa v celej republike street
nul s nebyvalym uspechom,
boil v Lipt. Sv. Mikulasi uka-
zovany "a styri dni pri vel
kej ucasti obecenstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28

vec. Ma So "a to, ze ide q
vrazdu. q ze -matka diet'at'a
aby sa zbavila hriesnej las
KY, diet'a v lese pohodila.
" tonic smere je zavedene
patranie. Bola nariadena j
sddna pitva mrtyolky, aby
.bola zistena presna prfcina
smrti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28

v Zempline v januari siali.
Nasledkom .neobvykle tep-
leho pocasia v Zempline, v
okoli Michaloviec koncom ja-
nuara sedliaci oran a siali.
Orgovany a inc kry kvitly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
VETERANI DOSTALI
PYTAJME l MY.

JCAlduAu. 4SCOOA W AOP"o
snadny. Veterani raz v sill
nejsich, raz v slabsfch po-
sadkach obliehali Washing
ton. Ustavicnym doliehanim
so strany veteranov sa ko-
necne podarilo, ze kongres
rozhodnul bonus veteranom
vyplatit'.
ZakiaP veterani zomiera-
Ii ma bitevnych poliach, ma
zyvali ich hrdinami. Hovo-
rili i'm, re bojuju "a demo-
kraciu. Potom po vojne, ked'
nebohy Wilson povedal. re
svetova vojna bola vynosny
obchod pre- bohacov, vetera-
nj ziadali z toho obchodu
dividendy - bonus. Potom
uz neboli hrdinovia. Potion
uz boil veterani prezyvani
vselijakymi menami.
Veteranov mic neodstrasi-
10. Akoby, we'd boil zvykli
bojom, boil vit'azmi. Tento
raz vit'azi ME cudzfch, ale
svojich ciel'ov: dostali kon-
gresom povolenie k vyplate-
niu i'm zadrzanej mzdy =
bonusu.
Pc veteranoch prichadza
ma rad americke robotnfc-
two. Ako veteranom, tax i
nam je zadrziavana mzda.
Nasou nevyplatenou mzdou
sa obohacujl americki in
dustrialisti. I my umierame,
ME sfce ma bitevnych po-
liach, ale ma poll prace k
voli bohacom. Tisice nasich
bratov spolurobotnikov pad
10 v obet' svojmu povolaniu
a to len preto, ably zok ma
monu bol co raz .hrubsi.
Bohatstvo vel'kej Ameri-
ky je vysledok obetavej pra-
ce mas vsetkych, uz ci to
prace ruk, alebo umu. Ko-
lumbus objavil Ameriku di-
wi a pustu, Tovarne, bane,
zeleznice, zurodnena poda,
rozsiahle mesta, obrovske
staviska, to vsetko je ovocie
prace mas a nasich predkov.
Vzdor tomu, ze podl'a pri-
rodzeneho zakona, boil by
SINE ma cele to bohatstvo O.
pravneni, my to vsetko ne
pytame, pytame len "b6nus'.
Bonus vo forme socialneho
poistenia dla Frazier-Lun-
deenovej predlohy. Okolo to-
hoto poziadavku soskupuje-
me druziny nasich bojovnf-
kov, pozostavajucich 20 vse-
tkych narodnosti v Ameri-
ke zijdcich.
Medzi americke narodno-
sti patrime i my Slovaci a
Cesi. Boil SINE tn, ked' sa
bohatstvo Ameriky budova-
10; i my SINE no budovali.
Teraz, ked' sa jedna o "a
istenie mas v nezamestnano-
sti, starobe a inych biedach
kazdodenneho zivota, nesmie
me 20 sfkov vystat'. Sine po-
tomci vel'keho slovenskeho
hrdinu Janosfka, ktory pa
nom bral a chudobe daval.
Poziadavok socialneho poi
stenia je len odrobinkou z
toho, co 81 pani 2 nasej pra-
ce a zarobkov podrzali.
Ably boj "a socialne poi
stenie boil vzpruzeny, v pr
vom tyzdni mesiaca aprila
vydrziavana bude Narodna
konvencia vsetkych sloziek,
ktore ved1 BOZ "a socialne
zakonodarstvo. Do Washing
tonu poschadza sa robotnic-
two 20 vsetkych. koncfn A.
meriky, ably panom v kon-
grese pripomenuli, Re soci-
alne poistenie vsetci nutne
potrebujeme.
! Ma prvom kongrese, ktory
sa vo Washingtone vydrzia-
val minuly rok, Slovaci a
Cesi boil vel'mi dobre "a
st1penf. Prisli delegacie 2
vychodu, 20 zapadu, 20 Sc
veru tiez al z juhu. Ma
tomto druhom kongrese me-
smieme chybat'. Kazde nase
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-28
PIATY vYKAZ

Cleveland, Ohio

tok): Spolok sv. Joz. Pestu-
ma, c. SO PSKJ. $25; po SO
Klub sv. Benedikta, Spoil. P.
M. Pomocnice Krest' anov,
G. 81 PSKJ. Spolu $45.OO.
Osada Narodenia P. M.
(dodatok): Michal Mandu-
la $4.O0.
Osada sv. Ladislava: Pc
$25: DIP. Ladislav Necid,
Barbara Brendza; po $40:
Mothers and Daughters
Club, Ladislav Horvath; po
SIS: Spoil. P. M, C.1. IKSZJ.
Jan a Maria Slivcak, Mich.
Venglarcik. Pc So: Karol
Sekely, Stefan Seman, Maria
Stofko, Michal Takac, Jan
Vanek; po 81: Matej andre,
Ursula Carsky, Cmunt, Jan
Dudas NIL, Jozef Fecko, An
drej Ferko, Alzbeta Franc,
Stefan Franko, PAM Gala,
Juraj Geek, Juraj Geczi, FIR.
Geffert, Helen Gira, Jan
Haladus, Adam HAMS, Joz.
Hatras, Pavel Horvath, Ste
fan Hovan, Michal Hrivnak,
Jan Kelcaj, Jan a Alzbeta
Kelcaj, Serafin Komornik,
Michal Konecny, Pavel Kop-
co, Peter Krick, Stefan Lach-
wayder, Jan Leonard, Matej
Lesko, Jan Madansky, Edv.
Medlin, Jan Mikula, Jozef
Molnar, Jan Palguta, Anna
Pasan, Jozef Pavelka, Jan
Pillar, Pavel Pirosko, Jan
Polcan, Alzbeta Sabol, Juraj
Sabol, Jan Sciranka, Jan G.
Seman, Barbara Smolko, Mi
chal Stofko, Juraj Tacar,
Jozef Talar, Michal Tirpak,
Maria Uhrin, Jozef Valent,
Michal Vatral, 81. Maria Ven
glarcfk, Jozef Wall, Michal
Jurko, Jan Zahuranec, Ka-
rol Zemiska, Jozef Zambor-
sky. Po SOC: Jan Burrell,
Maria Degro, Maria Dziak,
Matej Hornak, Jozef Javor-
sky, Frantisek Kasa, Anna
Koscho, Anna Michalek, L..
Michalek, Ludvik Misenda,
Konst. Mokrohajsky, Anna
Orth, Jozef Petro, Stefan
Petrila, andre Slezak, Anna
Talar, Jan Vasil. Pc 25c:
Jozef Balog, Jan Clear Gen
Car, Karol Dudas, Anton Hir
shell, Jan Kolenic, Michal
Labuda, Karol Mihalko, I'm
rich Posekely, Michal Stop
ko NIL, Jan 10th. andre
Kever 10c. Spolu $4,000.
Osada p. M. Milosrdnej:
Married Mems Club $100;
po $25: Spoil. sv. Jana Krst.
G. 709. PSKJ., Odb. 725 N.
S. S. Spolu $4,000.
zenska Jednota: Po $100:
DIP. Stefan Kocis, duchovny,
Helena Kocan, predsedkyna,
Maria Grega, zapisnieka,
Maria Kollar, pokladnicka
81. Anna Back SIS; po $40:
81. Margaret Dzurey, 81. Ma
ria Petrick, 81. Anna Putka,
pani Helena Putka; Maria
Lorenc SIS. Spolu $460.00.
Ini z Clevelandu: Tomas
Zoldak $1.00.
Chicago, Ill.
Osada sv. Mich. Arch. :
Spevokol sv. Michala Arch.
$214.50; osada $60.50. Spo-
lu $275.00.
Ini z Chicago: Pani Jan
Gronsky S25, Helen Ptaeek
$40.
East Chicago, ILL.,: DIP. c.
M. Mlynarovic $25.
Pueblo, Colo: Osada sv
Antona: Spoil. sv. Antona G
SO IKSJ. SIS. Spoil. sv. An
dreja, Odb. 80 MSS. $35. CT
slo - MO. KJ. $25; Ignat
Simala st. $40; po SIS: Cis
1872 MO. MSS, Cfslo 4G. MO
PSI, Cislo So PO. PSI.
DO $40: Cislo "a PO. IKSZJ.
Spolok Navst. P. M. c. Al
PSI. Ruzencovy Spolok
Odbor 81 Ziveny, Court 1O1l
WCOF., Julia Fujda, Kata
rfna Hiza a rOdina. Andre
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-16

Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Emrire office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-16
HERMANN, LAVERY
 FORM AIR COMP ANY

Announcement has been made at Fairbanks that Jack Hermann and Bill Lavery. well known Fairbanks airplane pilots, have merged their independent companies to form Central Alaska Transport.
 The company will start opera tions immediately, says the News Miner. Transport air service of all kinds will be offered, and in addi- tion the company will conduct a flying school.
 Fairbanks is the base of the new company, but flights will be made to all parts of Alaska. The com pany now owns two planes but Her mann and LaVery plan to acquire another ship in the early future.
 Hermann has been engaged in transport flying in Alaska for sever al years. Lavery, whose work in connection with the rescue of a par ty of Russians ill the Arctic a few years ago, won for him the Order of Lanin from the Soviet govern ment, earned his transport license recently. Both are known as capa- ble pilots with special knowledge of Alaska flying conditions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-16

pany, operating at Candle, on his arrival in Juneau from the Sew ard Peninsula workings yesterday afternoon by PAA plane.
 Although production of the com pany was curtailed by the loss of half a seasons dredging, through the need of alterations to the equip ment and delays in the arrival of necessary parts, the properties showed up to all expectations, par ticularly the "benchp claims, Mir Robbins reported
 II Miles of Ground
 The AGE holdings include eleven miles of ground on Candle Creek, and so promising was the outlook during the season just closed, MT Robbins said. that it had been de- cided to put second dredge in op- eration next year. Besides dredg-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-16
ARCTIC CASTAWAYS M AXE WAY DOWN
 KlWALlK ON RAFT

Polling down the -AIwalik River on makeshift raft, was the unique experience of Miss Ella Polinski, who is now in Juneau from the h. terior after substituting as teacher at Candle during the fall.
 It all came about last Septem- Der, when Miss Polinsky, accom- panied by the regular Candle teach CT, Miss Walsh, was making a plane trip. Forty miles south of Candle, 8 sudden snow storm was encoun- tered. and the pilot, Morris King, was forced to land In setting down on the only available spot, along the bank of the Kiwalik, the under carriage of the plane was washed out, making takeoff impossible.
 Pilot King then went about show ing his resourcefulness A forty mile hike across the tundra had no appeal for any of the party, and the only other way out was the river. King thereup proceeded to find six logs, in country in whichever one log would ordinarily appear hopeless quest, and fash toned a raft of parts.
 The three castways slowed them selves aboard the crude craft and for more than twelve hours poled industriously down the river, final ly reaching the workings of the Arctic Circle Exploration Go.
 Miss Polinsky arrived in Juneau by PAA plane from Fairbanks on her way outside, but carries with her the intention to return to the North, Miss Polinsky is sister of Mrs. Oscar Webber, formerly of Fairbanks. and besides Candle, has taught at Ruby.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-16

ing operations, the company also carries on hydraulic workings, and an excellent payoff was reported in that field, because of the plentiful supply of water during the sum- mer
 The new dredge, for which ar engagements are now being made and will be completed by MT Robbins during the winter in the States, will be similar to the one that has been used on the property the past two seasons. It will be fuel-oil burning and have buckets of four cubic feet capacity The ACE employs a crew varying around seventy-five men.
 Weeks Coming
 Although dredging ceased at Can dle on October 25, MT. Robbins and his party, which is among the last to leave the claims, has been de- layed in getting out. Because of bad weather for flying and lack of space in the planes, the party has been three weeks ge etting from Candle to Juneau, and MT Robbins reports many other mining men from that and other districts, are still in Fairbanks awaiting oppor- tunity to come through.
 Going to Chicago
 Mir Robbins is now on his way to Chicago, where he will remain all winter. He expects to return north about the middle of next May
 A mining engineer by profession MT Robbins has worked in both the gold and diamond fields ot South Africa, was for ten years the managing director and the man re- sponsible for the success of the fa- nous Hollinger mine in Ontario and has operated silver mines at Cobalt, Ontario.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-16
ROBBINS, ACE HEAD, HERE ON
 WAY TO STATES
Second Dredge to Be In- stalled at Candle Work
 ings Next Season

Entire satisfaction, with the
 season just closed, was reported by P. A. Robbins, President of the Arctic Circle Exploration Com
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-16
Going to Chicago
1 Accompanying Robbins

Accompanying MT. Robbins are E. F. Peterson, E. A. Carlson, w. A. Street. and Chester Nelson. MT. Robbins son is still at Candle, but will be coming south very soon. Fred M, Ayers, superintendent for MT. Robbins, will remain at the Candle Greek properties all winter.
 MT. Robbins reported that, though the plane in which he flew from Candle to Fairbanks was still wheel equipped, he understood skis were to be used on the next flight in that district.
Evening star., 1936-11-17
Copper Futures
Score Advance AS
Supply Declines

By tie Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 17.-Cop-
per futures we're OF of a cent to 10
of a cent a pound higher TO-DAY on
publication of trade reports world
stocks of the red metal had decreased
23,200 tons, while the price Of zinc
was boosted So ton by all producers.
Domestic stocks of copper on hand
at the end of October, these reports
sGid. totalled 178.0l8 tons, against
188,sOO at the end of September,
decrease of 1912 tons. Domestic
consumption was placed at 1913
tons, compared with 1882, the pre-
yietls MONTH gain of q tons.
World consumption aggregated l72,-
4l9 tons, against l5s,675 tons in Sep
tenaber a gain of 1874 tons. World
production WAS reported at 154,340
tons. compared with 1892 tons in
September, an advance of 1908 tons.
Evening star., 1936-11-17
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. November IL (R.-Poultry.
live. cars, "a trucks: steady; prices un-
Dressed turkeys. about steady: young
hens, %: old. 2O1a; young toms. more
than 16 pounds, %; 16 pounds and less,
Butter, 6.675: steady; prices UNCHANGED.
Eegs,. 2.443; steady; prices unchanssd,
States shipments. 453; firm, better feeling
prevailing. supplies liberal. demand fair.
Sacked per hundredweight: Idaho Russet
upon quality and size; q. s. No. 2. 1.95;
practically free from cuts and clipped enos.
2,25: Washington Russet Burbanks, u 8;
Meclures. y: s. No. I. 2;35a55: NebraskSs
Bliss Triumphs, y. 8. No I and partly
8. No. 1, 1.70aS5;. commercial. 1.55a60;
showing freezing injury, 1.50: y: NO.
2. 80: Michigan Russet Rurais q. 3. NO.
l, 1.70a75
Potato futures; Idaho Russets, January.
2.9s: March. 3.35.