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Evening star., 1936-09-23
A. 7. &T. ORDERS
HUGE REFUND|NG
$175, 900, 900 D Debenture
Issue Will Be Largest Filed
Under US. Act.
By the Associated Press.

6y Ins ASSOClateu fTeB.
NEW YORK, September 23.-Di-
rectors Of American Telephone g.
Telegraph Co. authorized today filing
with the Securities and Exchange
Commission Of registration covering
issuance of $l75,O00,o0O of 3l4 per
cent debentures This Is the largest
issue ever registered under the securi-
ties act.
At the same time the board ordered
the call for redempticu December /,
1886. Of s64,S65,2 200 collateral trust 5
per cent bonds due In 1946 at a price
Of 105. Subject to the sale Of the new
bonds before November /, the board
likewise approved redemption on jan
uary !, 1887. Of sl17.984,7 700 Of S per
cent debentures due In 1860 at ITO.
OF the proposed new 3l4 per cent
issue. which will be due in rs years,
$3.50 ,000, 900 will be sold to the public
by q group Of underwriters headed by
Morgan Stanley & Co. In addition,
100000 will be withheld for sale
to the pension trust funds of Bell
System Co.
The refunding operation just an
nounced is part Of a comprehensive
undertaking which the corporation
has had in progress since April, 1885.
During that period Sl37,625.800 of
various issues OF subsidiary operating
companies, mostly mortgage bonds,
have been refunded.
The two most important refundings
were $48, 1850 OF Illinois Bell Tele-
phone Co. S. of 1856 and Southwest
ern Bell Telephone Co. SIS of 1854 in
an approximately equal amount.
Also since April last year the COM
pany has rendeemed s59.756.7o of
bonds prior to maturity. but has not
replaced them with refunding issues
Bonds paid at maturity during the
period were s6,268, 400. The chief issue
which was paid of prior to maturity
was the Western Electric Co. deben-
ture SIS of 1914 which totaled s35,-
900, 900.
The net decrease in funded debt f0I
the corporation from April /, 1885,
until the present operation was under.
taken was s7o,442,s0o
Evening star., 1936-09-23

RIGHTS TO EXPIRE
Holders and Creditors Have Only
Until October 2 to Take Part
in Reorganization.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 23.-Bond-
holders, creditors and stockholders of
the WHY'S Overland Co. are being in
formed by David r. Wilson, trustee.
that subscription rights and privileges,
under the companys reorganization
plan, will expire on October 2. Com
plete information regarding these
rights and privileges will be supplied
by the trustee or by Z. H. Rollins g.
Sons. Inc, A Wall Street. New York.
Under the plan, there are available
for subscription by the stockholders,
bondholders and creditors Gncluding
those who have assigned their claims
to Empire Securities, Inc) 3o9, 9,o50
units at $40 per unit.
Each unit consists Of one share Of
8 per cent convertible preferred stock
($l0 par value) and one share of
common stock ($l par value) OF
Willys-Overland Motors. Inc, the new
company provided for in the plan.
Holders Of stock Of the WHY'S Over
land Co., the old company, have .
preferential right to subscribe to units
Of the new company on the following
basis: One unit for each share Of pre-
ferred stock Of the old company held
and unit for each II shares Of COM
mon stock Of the old company held.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
REPUBLIC STEEL
T0END ARREARS
Orders Liquidation. Of Full
Accumulated Dividends
on Preferred "a"
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 23.-Re-
public Steel Corp, Cleveland, has
liquidated In full accumulated diW-
dends Of $3.50 . share on its 8 per
cent prior preferred "A" stock, 1t was
disclosed today. The distribution Is
payable October 23 to stock OF record
October 5.
Link Belt. Co.
Link Belt Co., Chicago. manufac-
turers of elevating and Transmission
machinery and other equipment, Or
dered an extra dividend Of IS cents,
together with q regular quarterly divi-
deud Of 80 cents, on the common stock,
both payable December / to stock Of
record November is. A similar extra
was paid September /.
Outdoor Advertising.
General Outdoor Advertising. Inc,
with headquarters In Chicago, de-
clared . dividend of $6 on account OF
accumulations on the preferred stock,
half payable October Is to stock of
record October 2 and half November
IS to stock Of record November a
Previous payment on the preferred
was $1.50, on September 5, 1888.
Minnesota Mining.
Minnesota Mining Manufacturing
Co. of st. Paul, makers Of sandpaper
and other products. announced an
extra dividend Of 10 cents and q quar-
terly disbursement of IS cents on the
capital stock, payable September 80
to stock Of record September a. On
July an extra of S cents was paid.
Supsrheater Co.
Superheater Co. manufacturers of
equipment for locomotives, marine and
stationary boilers and other products,
| with plants at East Chicago. Ind :
Wellsville, N. Y; Sherbrooke, Canada
and In England and France, declared
q dividend Of 40 cents on the COM
mon stock, payable October IS to
stock Of record October 5. In previous
quarters 1914 cents was paid.
U. S. Hoffman Machinery.
United States Hoffman Machinery
Corp, producers of clothes pressing
machinery. with principal plants At
Syracuse, N. Y; Baltimore, Nd, and
Toronto, Ontario, ordered an initial
regular quarterly dividend Of 62s4
cents on the new Sia per cent $50
par stock, payable November to
stock Of record October 81.
Chicago Rail Equipment.
Chicago Railway Equipment Co. de-
clared q dividend Of S717 cents on
the preferred stock. representing ac-
cumulations for the last quarter of
1882 and first quarter Of 1888, payable
October to stock OF record Septem-
Der 26.
New Haven Clock.
New Haven Clock Co. declared two
dividends Of Sl621a each on the pre-
ferred stock on account of accumula-
tions, payable october to stock OF
record September as.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. September 23 l4N u. s. De-
partment OF Agriculture HOGS 1l.0OU.
including 1000 direct: mostly steady with
TUESDAY average; heavy butchers stronEer.
sowS steady to weak. top, 1890: bulk
:oo-2a0 pounds. p.aOa10.25: well finished
10000 pounds largely. 8.15aI0.O0; best
sowS. 925
Cattle. 900: calves. 1880: fed steers
and yesrlingS steady; middle and lower
grade welghty kinds slow. better-grade
light yesrlings fairly active: killing quality
palmer for WEDNESDAY than recent weeks:
best yearlines, 10.35. but load or so held
around 1850: all fed heifers steady: grass
heifers weak at 500 down to 4.25: cows
fully steady: not much change for the week
At least on cutters selling at 400 down to
2.15: stockeTs and feeders 25 lower with
demand narrow: bulls fully steady and veal
ers unchansed at 10. O.0Oa1 l 90; best sausage
bulls. 5.75: weiRhty fed bullocks up to 9.15,
these scaling over 400 pounds
Sheep. 10000: including $500 direct:
fat lambs around steady to IS lower com
pared with Tuesdays uneven close: nine
doubles range lambs at 900, with ode
lambs out; most natives around that price:
early TOP. e.25: sheep and feeding lamb.
weak.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
CURbL|ST TAKES
UNEVEN COURSE
Late Selling Cuts Down
Earlier Gains-Changes
Are Narrow.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 23.-Late
selling cut down earlier gains in the
Curb market today and prices closed
fractionally uneven.
Newmont Mining was point high
er at 90, American Meter up IL at
29l7 and Gulf Oil up 2 at 1922.
Utility shares ended in lower
ground.
Electric Bond g. Share dropped / to
2la, American Light g. Traction "a
to 22a4 and United Light g. Power
"A" !. to 6S.
Northern States Power "A" added
q at 3514.
Babcock & Wilcox lost to IS,
Wayne Pump 50 to 33h and Bunker
Hill g. sullivan Il to 500.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
TOBACCO MARKETS.

RALEIGH. n. c. SEPTEMBER 90 lP.-
More than 2.0o0.000 pounds Of tobacco
tions in the nine towns Of the middle belt
and prices ranged from S5 to SO q hun :
dredveisht higher than they did q year
ago
The Durham market sold an estimated
500 500; 900 pounds At na, an average s OF $2s {.
amount. averaRing S24
Prices in the belt last year averaged
S1a.6 for the 107 1855 las pounds sold.
Gov. J. c.. B. Ehringhaus returned here
last niFnt after visiting opening sales at
Oxford and Henderson: He said he found
spirits among farmers than he found when
he visited the openings last year.
numerous farmers. that they favored COM
pact LEGISLATION because large crops in
Gov. Ehrinsh.us last Spring refused y re: re-
quest Of 5000 farmers that he csIl a
special session Of the legislature to enact
compact LEGISLATION.
Unofdcial estimates for the opening sales
Evening star., 1936-09-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, September % (Rl.-Lal

LONDON. September 20 LP,-Large profit.
market and there was active buying OF
railroad and oil securities Motor steel,
tobacco and silk shares were in demand,
Issues declined under profit taking sales.
while transatlantic stocks and German
bonds held steady.
PARis-Prices reacted in the late deal
ings in the Bourse and part of the early
gainS were lost. Securities OF coal and
electric companies were in supply and
tnterns tional issues bank stocks and rail-
road shares moved irregularly. Bank OF
France shares closed at $3.50 francs.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

9. BOSTON: septemher. % G1 UNITED
Scattered sales of greasy combinr do
mestic woods included Texas and Graded
territory lines today. Fieeces were mostly
quiet, but quotations were arm at levels
prevailing last week. Twelve-month Texas
vools brought s5ase cents secured basis
choice clips and around 90 cents for the
long staple delaine type. Combing "
blood territory wools sold st Arm prices
ing s0aS1 cents.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. September % QP-Spot
raw sugar eased 5 points early today to
$40 under liberal ofierinss. . Sales reported
for early October shipment to . local
redner.
under new liouidation and hedge selling
in new;erop positiGns s, on prompted by the
offerings were absorbed by trade and
Cuban houses and the market held com.
eased again later under continued liouida-
ton.
September declined from 2.47 to 244
and January from 2.42 to 2.40. or 9 to 3
points net lover. and were holding around
these levels at midday
vrsnmIated "AS Win teh fair vithdragsfs 1r. re.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW yo1K ssp,ems.r % sl',.,, sS'M,ro3E;
demand, os,osh. cables. s.osI: so;ssIa,
cables. 6,5sS; italy. demand. 7.s1;
Demsnds-Belsium. 1920; Germany
23 90: Hoiland." 67 SO: Norway. 25.4f;
sSsdea; Ss: :i$; penm.gk. e; ;ss; rinisns
PORTUGAL. 461: Greece .a4h; Poland
1885; Csechoslovakis. 4.13ia: Yusoslavia
s.3I; Austria. ls.sen: HYntary. 1880;
s.7sstn: Toxic 29.63: Shanghai. 3o9S;
Honrkong. 31.50: Mexico City. 27Ss;
Montreal in New York. 100 15ss; New York
in Montreal. 90 .s4ss
Evening star., 1936-09-23
Central Reduces
r. F. C. Debt to
$9,478,737 Mark
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, September 23.-The
New York Central Railroad has re-
duced its outstanding debt to the Re-
construction Finance Corp. to s9,47s.-
1877 by paying of $2,420,26 in notes
maturing next June. the carrier an
nounced today.
Last December the road repaid Sl5,-
00o, 900 to the Federal credit agency
The remaining debt natures in ls41
Evening star., 1936-09-23
q. S. TREASURY POSITION.
Ds the Associated Press.

The position Of the Treasury September
$3s, ,225,s12.43: balance, $2,260, ,57e. 260.30.
366.01
Receipts for the fiscal year tsince July II.
sI;0S1 :566. .341.2l; expendttures, 81 $40. !:
emerseney expenditures):' excess Of expendi-
tuIes; $4as; e0l .s76.25, Gross debt SsS.-
a6a.25 under the previous day. Gold
assets, $lO,1S5 23l ,3O5.4s.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
estimates for the opening sales
MONEY MARKET,

NEW YORK. September % dp.-Call
meney stesdy: I per cent ali day. Prime
;sSmmersi.l ;s.n1 p,XHeId per Gent Tine
cent all day. Bankers acceptances un-
changed. Rediscount rate. New York Re-
serve Bank. ] VI Der cent.
Evening star., 1936-09-23

Simpsons, Ltd.-Bankers offered
lo.o00,0 900 first mortgage and collateral
trust bonds OF this company at par.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
RUBBER FUTURES.

rubber futures opened easy, 8 to Q lower.
September. I641b: December. 16.5b-66;
March. 16. Ssh. Bid.
Evening star., 1936-09-23

Central Maine Power Co.-Pre-
ferred share earnings. II months
ended August 81. were $7.22, against
$6.26.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
MONTREAL SILVER

tu.usss -sspsssd ssssds, snsS.nssd g 81
a&sSHs tssss. ts:ssisHssiS. ssiS.sott fs9sssao December
Evening star., 1936-09-23
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

rHnADELFgAs, ssptembH q .s?.
uvS Geessl psuisry uzshaassd.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
FREIGHT LOADINGS.

nue. freight carloadinss on railroads re-
porting today for week ended September
10 included
Evening star., 1936-09-23
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. September 23-Dividenda
declared (prepared BY Standard Statistics
Chrn
Evening star., 1936-09-23
U. S. TREASURY MOTIFS.
RAILWAY INCOME.
Reported by chas. D Barney &; G

NEW YORK. September % p, =
roads reporting August net operatia-
come (before hxed charges and Z.
income) today included
1885 1n3'
Evening star., 1936-09-23
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK. September % dP.-Neu
York Security Dealers Association:
Moon quotationsl
Evening star., 1936-09-23

Stocks ana oaies-
Dividend Rate. Add 90. AiGh. Low. Closa
Sherwin. Will (<). 3oos 1854 laS las
Sherwin.Will'ms
pf new 3D. sos III III III
Singer Mfg (t6)-- los $50 o3s $50
Evening star., 1936-09-23

Extra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
70 starej vlasti
Slovenska technika bude maj
neskorsie do r. 1888 " ko-
siciach.

16. juna navstivil priprav-
ny vybor pre- postavenie slo.
venskej techniky min. skol-
stva DIR. A. Frankeho, a min.
predsedu DIR. Hodzu v sne-
movni. Obidvaja '1bili, re
slovenska technika sa vystavf
najneskorsie do 20. vyrocia
prevratu, a to v Kosiciach,
aby sa takto dokazala de-
centralizacia kulturnych sire
disk. Slovenska technika ma
mat 20 zaciatku styri fakul-
ty a to chemicko-tec
ckd, lesnicku, stavebnu a
pol'nohospodarsku. V pri-
pravnom WHORE su zastup-
covia politickych stran, kul-
t1rnych institucii a inzinie-
row, predsedom je prof. DIR.
Juraj Hronec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

20 Slovenska ostava len kraj
rovfn a lesov. All lesy poma-
ly ustupuju holym stranam.
Vo chvil'ach, ked' nasi slo-
venskf dedinski pudia IVA
zujd, zjavf sa i'm vsetko a.
ko vrasky ma dlani. Amerika
neni tou zlatou banou, ako
byvala, pltnica zanika a v
lesoch MET Go rubat' ami Ia
japonske mzdy. Tu stava sa
mas clovek zadumcivym, ma
jeho tvari cstavaju len W.
razne rysy, svedciace o t'az-
kej praci a este t'azsom Ii
vote. Kan pojdeme hl'adat'
zivobytie, znie otazka vset-
kych, ktorych rodna hruda
nemoze uzivit'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
SILA RUSKEJ ARMADY

100000 vojakov v cerve-
nej armade, tisice bitevnych
lietadiel, tisfce rychlych mo-
dernych tankov a RICHLY
vzrast priemyslovych zaria-
denf ma vyrobu vojenskych
potrieb - to je odpoved'
Svazu Sovietskych Republik
na hrozbu svetovej vojny.
Ma svojich europskych hra
niciach Rusko ma 100000
vojakov, 1000 lietadiel (z
toho 600 bombardovacich)
pluky tankov a dplne zme-
chanizoyane rychle brigady
lie to zelezna odpoved' ne
n1eckemu ohrozovaniu w.
chodnej q strednej Europy
Ma d'alekom vychode il
hplne neodvisla armada poo
velenfm marsala Bluchera I
260, 900 dobre cvicenych vo
'jekov q 1000 lietadiel. Me
dzi tJrli je 300 rychlycl
lombard dovacfch lietadiel, V,
avenych pre- vel'k6 vzdia,
osti, ktors by molly bon
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

bovat' a zapalovat' japon-
ske mesta a priemyslove
strediska. Vedl'a toho lete-
ctvo zahrnuje 500 pozoro-
vacfch a 200 stihacich lieta-
diel. To je Ease odpoved'
Ruska ma vybojnost' Japon-
ska.
Ma juznych a azijskych
hraniciach je 100000 voja-
kov a 500 lietadiel. X tomu
treba pripojit' 100000 zvla-
stnych pohranicnych a ze-
leznicnych straznikov v tai
nej sluzbe. Ia mimi stoii
100000 vycvicenych re-
zervistov cervenej armady,
vel'ke zbrojovky, ohromny
oceliarsky priemysel, neob-
medzena zasoba surovin ka.
zdeho druhu a zasoby ma.
hromadene v strede Ruska
Etjsfc mil a Wac Cd nepria.
tel'skych hranic. To je obraz
mohutnej obrannej silly So
vietskej Unie.
Cd pociatku revol1cie pret
Is rokmi, pima polovica rus
kej energie bola yenovans
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
Navsteva mini.tra DIR. Cerne-
ho ma Podk. Rusi.

Minister vnutra DIR. Cerny
boil ma inspekcnej ceste po
Podkarpatskej Rusi. Medzi j.
nymi mestami navstivil al,
Tiacevo, kde 81 prezrel o.
kresnu skolsku vystavu, ma
co odisiel cez Slatinske Ba-
ne a Bockov do Rachova, kde
Dol ocakavany 5000 Hucul-
mi v krojoch a cestnou rotou
narodnej gardy. Ia obyva-
tel'stvo pozdravil ministra
DIR. Stefan, ktory tlmocil od-
danost' obcanov k republike.
Ia okres privital ministra
Glen okr. vyboru Demjano-
vic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
Evanjelici ma pozicku obrany
statu.

Ma schodzke Svazu ev. cir
xvi v CSR., ktora bola v Pra-
he "a predsednictva biskupa
DIR. Samuela St. Osuskeho z
Bratislavy, bolo jednomyseP-
ne a S vseobecnym nadsenfm
usnesene vyzvat' evanjelikov
v celej republike, aby 20
vsetkych sill upisovali pozic-
ku ma obranu statu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
Zabil svojho protivnika.

Zabil svojho protivnika.
Juraj Kozkovsky, 28-rocny
parobok z Jesenova pri So
branciach I'll $ parobkom Mi
chalom Blichom v takom ne
priatelstve, ktore sa v Zem-
pline urovnava len krvou.
Kozkovsky niekol'ko raz zbil
Blichu, ked' mu chodil "a
dievcat'om, a Rlicha mu to
Ease v prihodnom case vra-
til. Samozrejme, ze nepria-
tel 'stvo sa "a takych okol-
nostf len priostrovalo natoP-
ko, re Kozkovsky niekoPko
raz vyhlasil pred jesenov-
skymi dievcatmi, ze must
Blichu, zabit. Raz no zranil
ma nohe, rama sa znecistila,
takze Blicha ma otravu krve
O IL dni zomrel. Cetnfctvo
vtedy Kozkovskeho zatklo, a
bol preto pred porotou u
krajskeho sudu v Kosiciach.
Odsudili no ma sedem rokov
do kaznice. Odsldeny sa od-
volal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
Manifestacia "a slovenskH
techniku a univerzitu v Spis.
Novel Vsi.

Dna Ia. jdna usporiadal
1873. sbor Slovenskej ligy a
Spolok spisskych akademikov
pri spoluueasti .odboru Ma
tice slovenskej a zenskeho
spolku "ziveny" a pri zastl-
peni politickych stran yo
Spis. Novel Vsi manifestaciu
"a vybudovanie slovenskej
techniky a dobudovanie slo-
venskej univerzity v Brati-
slave. Manifestaciu otvoril
predseda sboru Slov. ligy A.
Huba, ktory v peknom pri-
vete zdoraznil potrebu a nu-
tnost' vybudovania sloven-
skej techniky ma Slovensku,
aby bolo pine vyuzite bohat-
stvo Slovenska, ktore bude
sluzit' nielen pre- blaho Slo-
venska, ale al pre- celd repu-
bliku. Ma vyuzitie toho ale
chceme mat ylastnych sy-
nov vzdelanych, ktori bud1
pre- toto blaho pracovat'. HI.
recnfkom Dol dr.. Jozef Milo
z Bratislavy Medzi inym po-
vedal: Vladni cinitelia nepo-
cftajd ma to, Go by Slovensko
donieslo, keby slovenska te-
chnika bola vybudovana. v
Cechach a ma Morave sa in
vestuje ma techniku 40 mill
onov korln rocne, zatial' Go
ma Slovensku sa ma nu nein-
vestuje vobec mic az ma tie
nejake stipendia. D'alej po-
ukazal ma macosske zacha-
dzanie Is lekarskou fakultou
v Bratislave so strany statu,
lebo sa tn musia posluchaci
ucit' po chodbach a coskoro
sa bud1 vari ucit' ma uliciach.
Vp. farar Tomko poukazal
ma to, ze Cesi majl dve te-
chniky, Nemci tiez dive a
Slovaci ami jednu. My chce-
me rast', rol'nictvo rase je
pret'azene a pre- nepriemy-
selnost' Slovenska name ce-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
Slovaci pri hrobe svateho
Metoda.

z prilezitosti 1850. vyro-
cia smrti slovenskeho apo
stola sv. Metoda vykonali
Slovaci pod vedenim Maid.
biskupskeho sboru slovenske-
no manifestacnu put k jeho
hrobu v nedel'u, "a. maja.
Verka dcast' pltnikov z ce-
leho Slovenska ma Velehrade
dokumentovala, jak hlboko v
slovenskych srdciach je u
lozene dedictvo sv. Cyrila a
Metoda. Hlavne mladez "a
padneho Slovenska prisla az
troma osobitnymi vlakmi ma
Velehrad, priniesla ma sebe
znamku mladeho hnutia ka-
tolickeho a narodneho. O.
tvorenie .bolo v sobotu privi-
tanfm dvojtisicoveho zastupu
vo velehradskej bazilike pro-
fesorom Jemelkom, ktory v
slovenskej reci vyslovil OBJ
div mad hlbokou vierou ma
bozenskou a narodnou tradi-
ciou slovenskeho naroda. Ve-
lebna hymna "Hej, Slovaci"
nes1ca sa obroyskou lod'ou
chramu dala vyraz tejto pra-
vde. Skrdsenost', S ktorou
pristupovala krojovana mia
dez i l'ud k spovedi a rano
k sv. prijimaniu, iste robila
najvacsiu radost' nasim apo
stolom, ktori videli tam sho.
ra, re slovensky narod je ta-
ky a takym bude, akym ho
chceli mat oni. Po kazni
osvp. biskupa DIR. Jantauscha
celebroval poPnu sv. omsu
spissky biskup Jan Vojtas.
SAX "a sboroveho spevu A.
brahamskeho spevokolu v je.
no krasnych krojoch a kras.
nej hubby z Veresvaru. HI.
boky DOZEN zanechaly .slov$
vyborneho kazatel'a a milov
nika mladeze, vdp. dekans
Kalmancoka. Pc procesii bo
10 odhalenie pamatnej dos
ky sv. Apostolom, ktoru da
rovali bulharski ACADEMIC
spolku sv. Cyrila a Metod;
" Brine a odhapovali "a pri
tomnosti bulharskeho vyslan
ca Popova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

dove, odnali koncesiu. Te-
raz ST znovu o fu poziadal.
Ale nedali mu ju pre- iste
previnenie. Nevedel vyzivit'
svoju rodinu, zufal 81 a obe-
sill sa v zahrade svojho do
mu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
Kniha q Spisi.

DR.. Jozef Spirko, professor
bohoslovia v Spisskej Kapi-
tule napisal knihu o Spisi a
jeho umeleckych a stavitep-
skych pamiatkach, ktora bu-
de bohato ilustrovana obraz-
kami. Kniha tohoto druhu o
Spisi je prva. Knihu tlaci tia
ciaren Kultura a jaw sa o
nu ma celom Spisi vel'ky "a
ujem.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
Kde pojdeme hladat' 1.-Two.
Byte?

Ma take pomery, ktore
sd ma Slovensku, poukazuj1
al mladi slovenskf agrarnici
v IL. elsie svojho dvojtyz-
dennika "Zem' a to takto:
"Spievajuce Slovensko-zem
spevu, ostiepkov a bacov.
TAX mas oznacuj1 tt, ktorf sa
ma mas pozreli 2 okien rych-
likov. Skutocnost' je vsak
celkom ina. Prfslovecny slo-
yensky dsmev mime, spevy
zab1dajd mlade generacie. A
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

lii tretinu Slovakov v cudzi-
ne. Je smutne, Re Is rokov
cakame uz ma techniku a
pred siestimi rokmi SINE tiez
manifestovali "a lu, ale do
postal marne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
Hrozny nalez deti.

Niekol'k deti hralo sa pri
cintorfne obce Ubl'a v Zem-
pline. Pri hre vyhrabali 20
zeme skatul'u, v ktorej nasli
mrtvolku diet'at'a uz v roz-
klade. Cetnfci hl'adajl kr-
kavciu matku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
Oslava L'udovita Stdra
' PIiesovciach.

Miestny odbor Matice slo-
venskej v Pliesovciach uspo-
riadal IA. jlna dostojnd O.
slavu vel'keho buditepa slo-
venskeho naroda L'udovfta
Stura. Oslava mala nadmieru
dostojny priebeh. Slavnost-
nym recnikom Dol DIR. Stani-
slav Nectar, referent Matice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
Vlada prevzala protektorat
cyrilometodejskych oslav.

Uradne sa oznamuje, re
vlada CSR. prevzala protek-
torat mad hlavnou velehrad-
skou slavnost'ou dina s. julia
a mad unionistickym kongre-
som konanym v dnoch cd Is
do 10. julia 1886 v ramci cy-
rilometodejskych oslav ma
Velehrade. .'