davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
Slnit' "a, ale rozumne.

z krajnosti do krajnosti -
taky je, len 81 to priznajme,
vacsinou vliv m6dy ma zenu.
Ale ved' opalovanie sa ma
slnci, to predsa ME je ziad-
ma m6da, to je naopak vel
mi zdrava a rozumna vec -
namietne sa nam. Ano, ale
len vtedy, ked' 50 to robf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24

rozumne a ME zrazu holdo-
vat krase najbelsej bledosti
a zrazu chciet' vyzerat' ako
dvojnasobny cernoch. Nahly
prechod Wac skodf nez pro-
speje: moe slnca skodi zdra-
viu rovnako ako nedostatok
jeho ldcov. Preto: uzivajme
prijemr1osti slnenia, ale roz-
umne q to znamena s mierou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
STRANA 4.
Ct. citatel'kam.

Roman ''Pre peniaze" Dol
ukonceny v minulom tyzdni
i noveho este nemame. Ale
myslime, ze ma buduci tyz-
den uz no budeme mat. Pro
sine tedy "a prepacenie. Re-
daktor nema casu romany
citat' a len tax ma slepo ne
chce hocijaky zaciat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
KRAsNY LETNY CAS-.

KRASNY LETNY CAS-.
Pise Dr.. John L. Rice, komi-
sar zdravotnictva mesta New
Yorku.
v letnom case, ked' kveti-
ny kvitn1, lroda dozrieva a
priroda dycha radost 'ou q
JASON, v tom case malo by
al l'udske telo nadob1dat'
move silly. Prave v ten Gas sl
zdravie rozsievajlce luce
slnca najosoznejsie a letne
vetriky najprijemnejsie. Vse-
tkym zijucim a rastdcim two
rom vodi sa v tom rocitom
case najlepsie; al Pudia bu-
du zdravsi a st'astlivejsf, ak
budu v tychto dnoch t'azit'
z darov, ktore i'm stedra pri-
roda plnymi rukami dava.
Preto by SINE sa mali po-
hybovat' co najviac ma svie-
zom vzduchu a ma slnci. Sd
to diva z najosoznejsfch "po-
silnujdcich prostriedkov'; su
ovel'a lepsie cd ktorehokoP-
vek z tych, Go 81 clovek sam
pripravuje, a su pritom -
davane zdarma vsetkym. Ke-
dykolvek je to NOME, mali
by SINE 81 zaplavat', alebo a.
spon ma chvil'u pl'achtat' sa
v morskom priboji, v riecke
alebo v jazere. tt, Go neve-
dia plavat', mali by sa to ma
ucit'; MET lepsieho cvicenia.
Pre- tych, co 81 mozu do
VOLT odist' z mesta, MET mic
lepsieho, ako vychadzka v
cas- prazdnin. Kazdemu z mas
bude ma osoh zmena jedla,
okolia a prostredia aspon raz
rocite. Al kratka vychadzka
cez nedel'u ma svoju cenu,
takze al tt, Go musia ostat'
v meste, mozu aspon trochu
t'azit' z leta navstevovanim
blizkych vychadzkovych par.
kov, neznamych castf mesta,
lesov alebo blizkeho vidieka
atd'. Zmena kazdodenneho
poriadku zivota je priam to-
co pada pritom najvacsmi ma
vahu.
Teraz je tiez najprihod.
nejsi cas- navykat' ma denny
kuper. Sprcha alebo kupel'
pred ranajkami osviezi celJ
system telesny. Len to sklste
a uvidite! Vol'ne prechadz-
ky zavcas rama alebo vecer
poskytnu priemernym pud 'on
stredneho veku dostatocneho
cvicenia; namahave hry poe
holym nebom mali by SINE
ponechat' mladezi.
Nadobudajte ohorenost' pe
stupne; mozete to dosiah,
nut al v meste. ZaGnite tym
ze vystavite cast svojho te.
la slnecnym ldcom iba pat
minut prveho dina, desat' mi.
nut druheho. Zvysujte tentc
cas- kazdeho dina, az 81 vass
koza ma slnecne luce zvyk
ne. Tymto sposobom vyhne
tie sa upal'u a budete mat
plny dzitok z blahodarnycE
vlastnostf ultrafialovych Iii
Gov.
Neponahl'aj sa, netrapt.
sa, nezlobte sa nebedakaj.
te! Obliekajte sa lahko! Wy,
hybajte sa bohatym, mast.
nym jedlam. Spite plnych O.
sem hodin denne.
Ale predovsetkym - usi.
lutte sa, aby ste dostavalj
plnou mierou letny vzduch ,
slnecne svetlo.
|
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24

tisiciek clenov nasej osady
sv. Cyrila a Metoda srdecne
Yam d'akujeme "a vasu ne
unavnd pracu pre- mas detro-
itskych Slovakov a vlastne
pre- cely slovensky narod, ,kto-
rel praci koruna je utica sv.
Cyrila (St. Cyril Avenue)
Ked' vas zaroven prosime 9
to, ably ste nam celemu
slovenskemu narodu ostali
cez cely vas zivot tym, Gin
ste boil doteraz, t. j. niece.
nasom Slovakov. A preto
chceme verit', re al ostatni
Slovaci v Detroit su Yam po.
vd 'acni "a toto dielo. We'd
bezzistna praca "a Boha a
narod najde uznanie v kaz.
dom slovenskom srdci. Vd'a'
ka a slava Vam!
Pan advokat Rusinak ne.
hanbi sa "a svoj slovenskJ
narod, ale vzdy a vsade So
hrdo hlasi, re je American
slovenskeho rodu a robf vse.
tko NONE, aby len povznie'
sol svoj slovensky narod na
kazdom poll jeho vyvoja.
A preto kym Amerika nam
bude odchovavat' takych a
Yam podobnych inteligentoy
a profesionalnych pudi, tax
MET obavy, re slovensky ma.
rod, pot'azne jeho vetev v A
merike zahynie. A preto a.
Wy, nasi start sloyenski pio.
nieri, pyste sa z tohoto pri.
padu, re este zije duch slo.
vensky V mladej americkej
generacii, a bude zit' i ma
d'alej. Jaky to kontrast
Kym v rodnej vlasti Slova.
kov ma Slovensku statistika
nepozna a dstavne su vytrett
2 radu narodov, tax v slo.
bodnej Amerike su uznava
nj "a civilizovany a uzitoc.
ny narod a vyhovuje sa i'm v
ich ziadostiach, zabezpecuju
i'm existenciu.
Young Slovaks! Mladi a.
merickf Slovaci, drzte sa! LIE.
DO dokial' vas name tax roz.
umnych, bystrych a neohro.
zenych v tejto zemi Kolum-
bowel, dotiaP slovensky ma
rod nezahynie. Pamatajte,
re v terajsej narodnej krize
slovenskeho naroda, wy ste
tiez povolani napomahat'
svoj rod. Vasa akcia da ia.
sne znat' tym, co hrdusia mas
narod, ze dotial a d'alej ME
Mas Bob stvoril Slovakmi,
viera a cirkev mas zachovala
Slovakmi, preto nema ziad-
ny pravo odoberat' nasmu
slovenskemu narodu to, Go
mu medal.
Ostavame s uctou "a ko-
Stolny vybor:
Rev. Jozef Zalibera
Imrich Sevela
A. J.. Zoricak
Leopold Janik
Simon Frisak
Anton Janci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
FARMERKA VIOLA MA
PIKNIK A SPIEVA. -

New Middletown, o. Ct.
redakcia, prosim poprajte
miesta mojim par riadkom.
Este skor nez bude co zava-
rat, kvasit' a vobec zapra-
vovat', idem sa ohlasit' a po-
besedovat' 81 tymi farmer
kami, ktore ma spominaju a
mi dohovarajd, ze ci som "a
budla pisat'. No ME, ale pro-
sim, cas- mcdowell, lebo pra-
ce pine ruky. No ale zabud-
mime ma til pracu a znate
preco?
Slovensky Farmersky OBJ
ciansky Klub ide usporiadat'
slovensky vylet do prfrody
ma 26. julia ma farme u brata
a sestry Virostek. Ma vylet
tento povolavame vsetkych
Slovakov a Slavianov farme-
rov a farmerky S celeho O.
kolia.
Prld'te sa zabavit' s mani
do Bozej prirody, jake start
tax mladi. Vybor sa postara
o zakusky a obcerstvenie, a.
by sa tam kazdy dobre citil,
Hrat' bude znamenita or.
chestra, pozostavajdca 20 slo.
venskych nasich mladikov.
Prid'te ich pocut'. Preto este
raz vas pozyvame vsetkych
ma tento mas vylet-piknik, a
prived'te so sebou celu vasu
rodinku, priatelov a zna-
mych, lebo jako uz bolo O.
znameno v minulom cisle,
klobasy sa uz udia. Ale mech
vam slina neleti uz odteraz,
nechajte 81 ich ma nedePu
Tie klobasy su po krajovsky
zrobene ich pohnete tax ma
10 mil, lebo farmerky majt
este kapusty zakvaseno. A
co Wy poviete, p. redaktor.
ci al krumplov naklast' ku
tym klobasOm v kapuste
(To ma Vas nechava. Len cd.
lozte nieco z tych klobas
prenho, lebo ma piknik ne.
moze prist'.)
A coze je to s vami, zeni,
cky, ze nedopisujete. Hord.
ce vam je? TAX len sa prid'.
te ochladit' ma mas vylet.
Prosila by som Mrs. Mali.
novd, aby nieco napisala c
tych vcelickach. Tiez Mrs
Janova Hassaj. We'd ste sl'u.
billy, ze zaspievate, tax ler
sa do toho.
Teda do mileho uvidenis
ma 26. julia.
Ale jakosi sa dobre citim
tax 81 jednu zaspievam:
Lastovicka cika,
poveda, ze svita. @ ,
Vstavaj hore mila,
holubienka silva,
lebo budes bita.
A ia budem bita
cd mojej mamicky,
ze som nenazala
"a rosy travicky.
A ia budem bity
cd mojho tatfcka,
re som nenapasol
zavcasu konicka.
TAX uz koncfm moi dopis
$ pozdravom ma vsetkyych ci.
tatePov,
F. B. T., farmerka,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
~ROZLUCKOVY VEClE-
ROK K POCTE PALEN.
CAROVCOV.

VI xAA\0 WV
V nedel'u, IL. julia uspo-
riadal 8. odbor Mar. SLOW.
Spolku v Youngstown pekny
rozluckovy veeierok k pocte
svojho predsedu, p. Andreja
Palencara a jeho manzelky,
Pan 'Palencar, ako znamo,
odcestoval Is. julia vecer ma
navstevu Slovenska i so svo-
jou manzelkou, ably tam u
videl svoju matku, ktoru O.
pustil pred vyse 33 rokmi a
ably 81 obzrel to move Sloven-
sko. Vecierok bol vel'mi ST.
decny, lebo Palencarovci su
obPubeni svojimi bratmi a
sestrami v odbore. a p. Pa
lencar, co dlhorocny predse-
da odboru, bol pri tej prile-
zitosti obdarovany krasnym
zlatym prstenom S odzna-
kom N. S. S., ably NAL pa
miatku az. do smrti.
Rozluckovu rec povedal p.
Jan A. Willo, hi. pravny rad
ca N. S. S., ktora znie:
Mile sestry a drahf bra
tia: Citim sa prijemne v tel
to peknej spolocnosti bratov
sestier v Narodnom Slo-
venskom Spolku, ktori ste sa
tu sisli, aby ste poctili jed
neho z najpricinlivejsfch pra-
covnikov nasej krasnoduchej
organizacie, brata Andreja
Palencara, zasluzileho pred
sedu Odboru 8. a zeby ste
mu - jeho ctenej panel
manzelke - privolali S Bo-
hom, zelali st'astliv1 cestu
do starej vlasti, zicili prijem-
neho pobytu v carokrasnom
rodisku a vinsovali st'astli-
veho navratu do ich tunaj-
sieho bydliska.
K tymto uprimnym zela-
niam rad pripojujem svoje
vrele zelanie: zeby nasi Pa
lencarovci plnou mierou "a
zili blaha, radosti, plynlcich
z navstevy svojho davno ne.
videneho rodiska a pobytu
v nom; zeby sa vrele zvita.
Ii a tesili S matickou, ktora
i'm tam este zije, ocakavajlc
ich s nadejami, radost'ou /
laskou, jake prechovava len
matka v ocakavani stretnu-
tia sa so svojimi davno ne
videnymi det'mi; zeby z po-
bytu v rodnej vlasti nacerpa-
Ii novych nadejf, novych sill,
aby - ked' sa navratia do
nasho kruhu - mohli tn g
obnovenou vervou venovat
sa znova uloham, povinno-
stiam a pracam svojim al O.
becnym, spolkovym j narod-
nym, ktore oni tax radi, tax
beznarocne vykonavali az
dosiaP!
No nasmu Palencarovi po-
slal krasny pozdravny list i
hlavny odbor Mar. SLOW. Spoil
ku z Pittsburghu, ktory znie:
Mily bratu Palencar:
Mas Narodny Slovensky
Spolok ma vernych, odda-
nych bratov v tel vel'kej a
rozsiahlej krajine v Spoje-
nych Statoch Ameriky. Cd
vepmesta New Yorku, az po
San Francisco. Cd severnej
Kanady, al po juznd Flori-
du - v kazdom state mai
deme ,hojny pocet tychto
zasl1zenych veteranov.
/ Ma tychto vernych pracov-
nikov vzdy s radost'ou spo-
miname al my v hlavnom cd
bore, to jest v dradovni, lebo
ich prfklad utuzuje al mas
~ y Z. = 4 +
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
VEREJNE PODAKOVANIE
osady ~. Cyrila a Metoda
detroitskemu slovenskemu
advokatovi p. Janovi J. Rusi-
nakovi v Detroit, Mich.

l
nakovi Detroit, Mich.
Nasi start slovenski pionie-
ri prisli 20 Slovenska do Spo-
jenych Statov Ameriky, kto-
ri sa dnes S bol'astnym sr-
doom zaluju, ze ked' sa oni
pominu, tax slovenske memo
vymizne v Amerike, lebo ze
mlada slovenska generacia
stratila smysel a cit pre- slo-
vensku vec a rec. Do istej
miery sl ma tuto st'aznost' O.
pravneni. Mohlo by to lepsie
vyzerat' jako vyzera, keby tt
nasi start pionieri boil by
vail Wac opatrnejsi, Wac Ia
sadni a tiez, keby boil skor
pochopili asimilacny process.
Keby miesto horekovania bo-
Ii konali peclivejsiu vychovu
rodolasky, keby neboli mad
mieru ustupovali svojim die
tkam, ale boil presvedcive
naliehali ma uzivanie sloven-
ciny v rodinnom kruhu, tax
dnes ich vzdychy a ponosy
mali by usetrene. Otazka je
ia, re Gi je vsetko stratene
tax, jako to oni vida a W.
jadrujd? Me! Bolo a je v
U. S. A. este vel'ke procen-
to Slovakov, ktori nielen slo-
vom, ale zvlast' prikladom
naucili svoje deti, aby ostaly
verne Bohu a slovenskemu
narodu bez toho, aby boil Eli
Amerikani. Ma takyto jeden
pripad chceme americko-slo-
venskej verejnosti tn pouka-
zat'.
Medzi prvymi slovenskymi
prist' 'ahovalcami do Spoje-
nych Statov boil p. Jozef Ru-
sinak, Kodak z Markusoviec,
>Spisskej zupy. On, co dobry
Slovak a starostlivy otec
dbal o to, ably jeho rodina
zostala slovenska. Len sko-
da, re sa este v tax mladom
veku odobral ma vecnost' Je-
no sl'achetna manzelka vsak
pilne pokracovala vo vycho-
We svojich dietok a to v du-
chu slovenskom. Ona posiela-
la svoje deti do slovenskej
katolfckej skoly " Youngs-
town, Ohio. Najmladsf syn
Jan po skonceni strednej
skoly poslany bol svojou ma
tkou do Benediktinskej vys-
Sci skoly Lisle, Ill. V tel
to skole bol upevneny teraj-
simi slovenskymi benediktfn-
skymi otcami v slovenskom
povedomi. Pc skonceni tejto
skoly studoval pravo ma De-
troit univerzite a stal sa ad-
vokatom. A co taky bezzist-
ne a oddane pracuje "a po-
vznesenie slovenskej veci a
slovenskosti. Vidime no ma
cele Kat. SLOW. Dnf; vidime
no predsedat' ma slovenskych
slavnostiach, banketoch a
konvenciach. Je kormidelni-
kom najsilnejsieho sloven-
skeho politickeho telesa t. j.
americko-slovenskej obcian-
skej ligy statu Michigan. A
co jej predseda mnohym a
premnohym Slovakom dopo-
mohol k praci pocas depresie.
S jeho pricinlivost'ou do
stall sa tiez viaceri Slovaci
do dradov. Advokat p. Jan
j. Rusinak je kazdemu u
radnikovi v State Michigan
a vo velmeste Detroit dobre
znamy, pocnuc cd guverne-
ra az po toho posledneho
klerka rozlicnych komisaria-
toy. A tax len tou jeho
znamost'ou, popularitou a
mocou docielil to vePke vi
t'azstvo slovenskemu menu,
ze mestska rada Detroitu,
mesta poldruha miliona o,
byvatepmi, zmenila jednu 2
najstarsfch ulic, Centerline
Avenue, ma ktorej je rim
kat. kostol a fara sv. Cyrils
q Metoda, ma memo sloven
skeho apostola sv. Cyrila
Dnes tato utica ma uz ma
.Jk sScsL r..I -
Evening star., 1936-10-01
new YORK COTTON
BY tire Associated Press.

NEW YORK, October Early mod
crate advances in cotton today, in
sympathy with steadier cables and
unfavorable reports from the textile
and spot cotton markets, we're fol-
lowed by reactions under hedge SELL
ing and realizing.
Fresh speculative buying was re-
stricted, with traders apparently await
ing the influence of clearing weather
on the movement of cotton. The Octo-
Der 8 Government crop estimate in
duced some caution. December sold
of from 1928 to 1211, with the gen.
eral market about to Z points net
lower in late trading.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Is Called
By Revere Copper
For Vote on Plan
By tire Associated Press.

NEW YORK, October IA recapi-
talization plan involving exchange Of
present per cent cumulative preferred
stock for new 5i4 per cent cumulative
preferred will be submitted to stock
holders of Revere Copper & Brass.
Inc, at a special meeting November
IL, C. Donald Dallas. president. an
nounced today.
If it is approved, holders Of the 7
per cent preferred. with dividend ar
rears amounting to S3325 a share, will
be offered for each share / u shares Of
the new preferred. 1t is understood q
ma jority Of holders of the old prefer
red have signified their approval Of
the conversion.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
BITUMIN0US OUTPUT
UP FURTHER IN WEEK

The National Coal Association, from
incomplete car loading reports from
the railroads, estimates bituminous
coal production In the United States
for the week ended September 26 as
approximately s,55o.ooo net tons. Pro-
duction for the corresponding week:
1885, 1885, 900 tons; 1894, 7,344.ooo
tons.
The report Of the Bureau Of Mines
shows production Of 7,6lS,0 900 tons for
Ne week ended September u. and
Evening star., 1936-10-01
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, October (E.-Bar
oliver steady and unchanged at ~.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
CHICAGO GRAIN
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, October 1-More or less
weakening of wheat values developed
late today owing to fears of liquida-
ton in October futures at Winnipeg.
Deliveries totaling 9,492, 900 bushels
Of wheat were made today on WinAi-
peg October contracts. Chicago July
wheat was again under considerable
selling pressure because Of favorable
seeding reports from the Southwest.
Wheat closed irregular, % OF to q
up, compared with yesterdays finish;
December, l.l3lsa1.13h: May. LILA
1.115s; corn at q decline to Y ad-
vance; December. e31aa93ss: May.
891sassA; oats, 1sa1z down, and pro-
visions varying from 10 cents setback
TO an equal gain,
Evening star., 1936-10-01
VOTE ON PLAN CALLED
BY NATIONAL REFINING
nv trsAAssociated Press.

By treAssociated Press.
NEW YORK, October 1.-The Ma
tional Refining Co., with headquar-
ters at Cleveland and producing prop
critics in Kansas and Oklahoma, has
called q meeting of stockholders to
vote on . plan for recapitalization
to clear up arrears Of $26 on the SO
preferred stock.
It calls for exchange of one and
on-third shares Of new &6 preferred,
three-quarters Of . share Of common
and $6 IN cash for the present stock.
Evening star., 1936-10-01

s,513,0 900 for the week ended Septem-
Der 10, 1886.
Production calendar year to Sep
tember 26: 1896, 296, ,692, 900 tons;
1885. 262 ,4S3 900 tons.
Subject to revision.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Preas Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, October l.-Traders
marked up the price of specialties in
an even-tempered stock market today.
The word that reduction in the value
of the French franc had been made
law by the French Chamber of Depu-
ties brought no pronounced shift in
Wall Street sentiment. Equities re-
manned virtually undisturbed, with
gains of fractions to a point or so pre-
dominant.
Lower prices were registered for the
pound sterling. the French franc and
the guilder in exchange dealings. Bonds
improved Cotton slipped cog. Wheat
and corn were slightly better. Trans
actions in stocks were about l,l50,000
shares.
Evening star., 1936-10-01

Associated Telephone Co., Lid
Preferred shas earning, IL months
ended July 81. were $4.s7.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
MONEY MARKET.

Prime commercial paper. " per cent.
Foreign EXCHANGE easy; demand rates
toreat Britain In dollars. others u centS:
$50: Germany. 1000: Canada, 10000.
Evening star., 1936-10-01

Dividend rates as given IN the above table are the annual
than 100 shares. Annual rate-no
includng extras Accumu.ted diyidends Paid this yea
feorgani3ed. Ex dividend.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Chicago Cash Market.

Cash wheat, No. S, mixed, 1.l2A:
corn, No 2, mixed. lot. lake billing;
No. l, yellow, 1.07a1 .071a; lake billing.
1.o71a; No. 2, yellow, l.o7al .0Sa; lake
billing, 1.oS; No. 3, yellow, LOCAL .o7ha;
lake billing, LOS; No. 4, yellow, l.04a
lot; No. S, yellow. 1.o3a1 .051z; No. 3.
white, lake billing, LISA; sample
grade, l.01a1.05; oats. No. ., mixed.
IL; No. /, white. 44a46; No. 2. white.
434a45%; No. 8. white, 42ka44k;
No. 4, white, 39Aa4l%; sample grade.
4oa42; lake billing. 4lA; no rye; soy
beans, No. 2, yellow, 1.20; barley. &C.
tual sale, l.4s; feed, 70a85, NOM:
mailing, 112al.4S, nom; timothy
seed. 5.75a6.00 hundredweight; new
crop, 5.50a5.75 hundredweight: clover
seed, I700a24.00 hundredweight.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
LfxerpooI Quotations.

LIVERPOOL. October ! OP.-Cotton. o.
600 bales, including 1900 American. SPOT
Quotations in pence: American. strict good
middling. 1.15 good middling. 7.45 strict
miodling. 725; middling. 7O5; strict low
middling. 6s5; low midd;ins. 645; strict
good ordinary. 625: good ordinary 5.a5.
Futures closed steady. october. ST. De-
cember. 6.73 January. 6.13; March, GIL:
May. 6.66; July. $50.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS. october l (P.-Prices
were a few points higher at the opening
of the cotton market today in an extern
sion Of the gains that have marked this
weeks dealings
October opened at 1919, but imme-
diately sold at 1922. while December at
1919 and March at 1916 were approxi-
nately 25 cents a bale hisher.
Trading was active
The bullish activity Of cotton cloth
markets was the main reason behind the
advance. Word came from Worth street
that in the FIRST, three days Of this week
l25,00O.000 yards Of print cloth was sold
textile advices and the bullish crop re.
port issued here yesterday.
Cottonseed oil opened steady October.
q.57b: December. 9.73b; January 9.76b;
March. 9.S0b; May a.s4b. Bid.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Lixerpool Wheat Prices
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. october I R.-Ikvs
poultry, fowls. Plymouth Rocks. fancy. %.
mixed colors 1oa22.
pressed poultry unehAnSed.
The Washington times., 1936-04-30
HEX DOCTORS
SLAYER HANGS
SELF IN JAIL

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 20
G.N.S0.-John Tryka, 80, hex
slayer Of Adolph Boettger, 63-year.
old masseur he accused Of casting
an evil spell upon him, hanged
himself in a cell at police head.
quarters today. He tied a hand
kerchief around his neck, looped
it around the bars, and jumped
off q bench.
Tryka beat Boettger to death
with a wrench in the latter's home
last night.
Tryka also beat Boettger's wife,
Catherine, and his son, William,
who tried to protect the victim.
The tragedy took place in
Boettger's home last night.
Wife Looks On
Tryka's wife, Magdelene, looked
on as the enraged slayer Slugged
the Boettgers.
Mrs. Boettger and her son were
taken to City Hospital, where her
condition was pronounced serious.
Tryka, sitting modify in his cell
at police headquarters earlier had
told why he did it. He said
Boettger had treated him for va
riouS ailments for three or four
years. He said:
"He was bad. When / would
pay him lots of money he would
drive the spirits away and make
me feel good.
But when I gave him only
one or two dollars he would
make my wife and me and my
two kids get sick.
Last Christmas I gave him
$50 and 1 gained 10 pounds in
two weeks"
Tryka said he went to Boettger
and was given some black can
dies to burn"
He burned them but "they
didn't do any good"
He went back early in April fol
some tablets. They didn't help.
Mrs. Tryka also had been under
going treatments from Boettger.
The Washington times., 1936-04-30
Morris Home Given
Annual Fire Scare

Just about May Day each year
someone throws a fire scare at the
home Of Senator Morris Sheppard.
Of Texas, at 1914 Nineteenth st.
N. w.
Last year a prowler entered the
building and set fire to the din
ing room draperieS. He escaped
and the flames were extinguished
with comparatively little loss,
Last night Sergt. C. B. Bum
and members of Engine 9 crew
sped to the house on telephoned
information it was ablaze. They
were greeted by Mrs. Sheppard.
who escorted them through the
premises. The firemen couldn't
even find a trace Of smoke.
The Washington times., 1936-04-30
GREEN POINTS
TO JOB GAIN p
AS SMALL

Declaring millions of Ameri-
cans will not definitely submit
to enforced poverty" william
Green, president of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor, re-
ported yesterday little or no
progress" in unemployment dur
ing the first quarter Of 1885.
Seasonal gains in business and
agriculture gave jobs to $50, 1000,
leaving l2,184, 900 without normal
work industry last month. Green
reported. He declared:
"Our failure, thus far In
1886, to make any permanent
progress in putting unemployed
to work has been due, at least
in part, to frightening Of work
hours. As seasonal production
increases required more work
time, employers in many cases
heightened work hours, instead
of adding to their work force"
More than a million possible
Jobs have been eliminated by
lengthening work hours in the past
Is months, Green said, adding:
Business has already trav-
eled II per cent Of the distance
upward from the depressing
bottom, but only 46 per cent Of
those laid off in depression have
gone back to work in industry.
In other words we are falling
short by 2,S5O,OOO jobs Of re
storing the employment lost
during the depression"
The Washington times., 1936-04-30
JAPAN BOOSTS
NAVY BUDGET

TOKYO, April 80 Q.N.SO-On
the eve of tomorrow's extraordi-
nary session of the Japanese Diet,
the Tokyo press today predicted
a japanese naval budget exceed
ing 600 ,0O0,00 yen (more than
$168, 000, 00O for 1867.
The papers predicted the naval
budget for 1878 would exceed
5000, 900 yen. They also looked
forward to ratification of key
points in Japan's Pacific islands
in view of Japan'S belief that the
10-year status quo in the Pacific
will be broken early in the next
war"
The Washington times., 1936-04-30
Third Group Named
For Bureau Inquiry

The House yesterday voted 266
to 43 to appoint a five-man COM
mittee 70 help investigate overlap
ping Government bureaus and
agencies and make recommends
tions for their consolidation. This
is the third such investigation.