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Evening star., 1928-12-22
Realtors Study Farm Issues.

A special committee appointed by the
National Association of Real Estate
Boards to consider the present farm
situation in relation to general business
will meet at the Stevens Hotel, Chicago,
December 80. The committee expects
to make recommendations for better
adjustment between farm lands utiliza-
ton and other phases of American busi-
ness. 1t has invited members of the
American Farm Economics Association
to meet with it.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
HINDENBURG DEFENDS
RAILWAYS DECISION
Government Acted Legally in
Naming Directors to Board,
President Maintains.
By the Associated Press.

by tHC ASSOCldlC0 EISoos
BERLIN, December 22.-President
Won Hindenburg yesterday expressed the
opinion that the government had acted
in accordance with the constitution and
had not encroached on the constitu-
tional rights of the supreme state tr1-
bunal in appointing new members to
the board of directors of the federal
railways He expressed this opinion In
a reply to Dr. Walter SimonS, who re-
signed from the presidency Of the Fed
eral Supreme Court. and the Supreme
Court judicature because the Berlin
government did not wait for his deci-
sion-on a petition by the State of Baden
for an injunction to prevent the gov
eminent from filling vacancies on the
board before January /.
Chancellor Mueller. in letter accom-
panying the Presidents opinion, re-
iterated that the government was obliged
to fill the vancancies by December IA
in order to prevent the interests of the
republic from being seriously prejudiced.
He declared emphatically that the gov
ernment had no intention of showing
contempt for the authority OF the stats
Sribunaf.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
Cost of Foundation
Forms 36Per Cent of
Building Expense
% Per Cent of COnstruc.
ton Dollar to Carpen-
ter, Study Discloses.
by WILLIAM CAIN. r. A.

We are so used to thinking Of houses
as they appear to us, with their frarne-
work and supports concealed, that most
of us have a small conception of the
part that these hidden values" must
play to insure permanence and freedom
from the annoyances that come when
the rules of good building practice are
ignored.
When a dollar is invested in home
building (and I am writing, of course,
of the substantially built home rather
than the shoddy temporary thing which
has no real interest to the reader), a
little more than 36 cents of the total
building dollar goes for the foundation
and the masonry.
for carpentry, and 10 cents of 1t goes
for plumbing. Nearly 9 cents goes for
heating equipment, something like 8
cents for hardware and metals and 612
cents of it goes to the painting. The
remaining cents 60 to installation and
materials for electrical wiring and elec-
trical fixtures.
These figures are based on reports Of
the United States Department of Labor
survey tables and include both the
workmanship and the supplies.
1t would be foolish to say that any
certain sum represents the least that
will build good home. The answer
depends too much on personal taste or
the amount of space needed.
I know of several modern and wholly
desirable homes, with ample room for
an average family, that cost $4,000 or
less. And I know others that cost two
and three times this sum.
AS you saw how the building dollar
was divided and remember that exca-
vations must be dug and roof put over
given space, it will not take deep
thinking to show that for a given num-
Der of rooms the house will cost less
per room if it Is a two-story house
than if it were bungalow, for seven
room bungalow would take more ground
space-more roof and excavations, too
than house of seven rooms with three
on one floor and four on another.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
End Matched Lumber.

In the case of boards for flooring and
wall or roof sheathing approximately
25 per cent can be purchased in lengths
under 8 feet, and the use of end
matched lumber (lumber that is
tongued and grooved on the end) would
greatly increase the opportunities for
using short lengths for these purposes.
The practice of end-matching worked
lumber represents an important field
for short length utilization.
Until the possibilities for effecting
Evening star., 1928-12-22
TITLE INSURANCE
CONTRAST NOTED
James J. Becker Tells "Y"
Class of Protection Given
Real Estate Buyers.

Protection afforded modern buyers
of real estate through title insurance
is in marked contrast to the lack of at
tention given to titles to property in
Evening star., 1928-12-22

the early days OF
the Nations it was
pointed out to the
Y. M. G. A. class
in real estate this
week by James j.
Becker, local title
insurance COM
pany executive. In
bygone days, he
said, a purchaser
ordinarily was sat-
isfied with what
was known as q
"warrantee" deed,
and possession uy
the vendor was
usually regarded
as sufficient guar
antee of owner
ship.
Evening star., 1928-12-22

vice president and Mr.. Wyeth second
vice president.
F. H. Brooke and George Oakley
Totten were nominated for the post Of
first vice president; F. v. Murphy and
Irwin s. Porter for second vice presi-
dent; while Mr.. Rodier was proposed
for reelection as secretary and w. H.
Irwin Fleming was renominated for
the post of treasurer.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
PEASLEE AND WYETH
IN ARCHITECTS RACE
Election Of Officers of Washington
Chapter Will Be Held
Next Month.

Horace Peaslee and Nathan C. wyeth
have been nominated for the presidency
of the Washington chapter of the AM
erican Institute of Architects for the
coming year to succeed Louis Juste-
ment, it was announced today by Gill
bert L. Rodier, secretary. The election
will be held next month. Both nomi-
nees have been active in the work of
the chapter, Mr.. Peaslee now being first
Evening star., 1928-12-22
BOARD TO PICK OFFICERS.
Army Group to Select Second
Lieutenant Candidates.

A board of Army officers has been
appointed to meet in this city for the
purpose of selecting candidates for ap-
pointment as second ieutenants in the
Regular Army. The detail for the board
is Lieut. Col. William w. Gordon, Cav
airy; Majs. Everett S. Hughes, Ordnance
Department, Henry NJ Sumner, adju-
tarlt generals department, John H.
Hinefnon, jr., Signal Corps, and First
Lieut. Leland W. Miller, Air Corps.
Evening star., 1928-05-09

italy plans more auto speedways.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
TITLE FOR SALE,
BRIDE J|LTS BARON
Actress on Wedding Day Dis
covers Fiance Asked Money
for Birthright.
Rr the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press,
NEW YORK. May s.--The title which
Baron Giorgio Mario Surisni Of Italy
had offered To sell at one time for $780,
600 has been refused by Miss Winifred
Barry. 2l-year-old English actress. who
was to have acquired it in marriage.
Neither Miss Barry nor the baron ap-
peared at the Little Church Around the
Corner for their announced ceremony
yesterday, disappointing some 200 per-
sons who had gathered there.
Miss Barry, who arrived for her eve
ming performance in hySterical state,
delaying the rise of the curtain IL min
uteS, said:
Was Oft Engaged.
NO, will not marry him. Not only
did ! not know that he had advertised
his title for sale, but / learned, after I
got over the shock of seeing about him
in the papers. that he had been engaged
TO another woman for the last year.
Well. she can have himt I don't want
him. Anybody can have him."
Suriani and Miss Barry met recently
in Denver, and Monday took out a
license to wed. The newspapers. how
ever, printed that the baron had adver-
tised his title for sale, and that last
year he admitted three engagements in
one year, none of which had gotten to
the altar. The actress said that was the
first time she knew of ii.
Last March, no takers for his title
coming forward, the baron was quoted
as saying he expected to get at least
$4,000 in marriage.
Looked to Wife for Support.
my future wife will look after my
comfort" the newspapers quoted him as
saying when he obtained license to
wed Miss Barry.
In March. 1927, when the baron sailed
for Bermuda to become a dancer in a
hotel at Hamilton, he said that he had
inherited $500,000 from his fathers es-
tate, but that he had spent the money
quickly and had been forced to go to
work. He is an electrical engineer.
The baron could not be located after
the waiting at the church.
Evening star., 1928-05-09

Domestic Commerce, for duty in WASH
ington or in the field.
Hospital librarian, Veterans Bureau
Hospitals at 81 $50 year.
Senior plant quarantine aide. at 81 800
to $2,400 year; junior scientific aide
(date scale eradication), at $500 to
$1,680 year, Department of Agricul-
ture.
Director Of agriculture, Indian Field
Service, for duty in Oklahoma, South
Dakota. New Mexico, Montana, north
ern Arizona and southern Arizona, at
$2,700 year. less $500 year for quar-
ters. fuel and light.
Chief steam-electric engineman, field
service Of the Veterans Bureau, at
S2,400 to $4,000 a year.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the COM
mission. 1924 2 street.
Evening star., 1928-05-09

Lobbyists not wanted.-Advertlsement.
Evening star., 1928-05-09

officers elected we're Thomas Mason,
commander of the Costello Post of the
American Legion, first vice president;
George Strott, second vice president. and
william Spicer, secretary-treasurer
Secretary Wilbur was the only speaker
who did not serve with the I'd Division
during the war He told of the heroism
displayed by It's members and of the
effect of It's efforts In deciding the final
outcome of the combat. He also pointed
out that the I'd was the only divi-
sion in France which was composed of
units representing the three branches
of the service, the Army, the Navy and
the Marine Corps.
Between the speeches films we're
shown depicting the latest poison gas
apparatus and the operations of the Ma
rines In Nicaragua. The Aims we're
provided by Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries
head of the Chemical Warfare Depart
ment, and by Gen. Lejeune.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
FEDERAL JOBS OPEN.

Competitive Examinations An
nounced by Civil Service Board.
The Civil Service Commission today
announced the following open competi-
tive examinations:
Principal editorial clerk, at $2,10O a
year; senior editorial clerk. at $1,860 a
year; editorial clerk. at $3.50 a year;
assistant editorial clerk, at $1,000 a
year; departmental service.
Assistant chief accountant and audi
tor, Bureau of Animal Industry, for
duty in Washington or In the field, at
So, 800 year.
Associate commercial agent, at $2,100
year: Junior commercial agent. at
81 $50 a year: Bureau of Foreign and
Evening star., 1928-05-09
HARRY ]. MILLER CHOSEN
CONVENTION DELEGATE
Will Represent Local Club at In
ternational Meeting in Grand
Rapids Next August.

Harry J. Miller has been chosen by
the local Y's Mems Club TO represent it
at the international convention OF Y'S
Mems Clubs In Grand Rapids next
August. it was announced today by
Archibald l. Haycock. president of the
club
Delegates from nearly $50 clubs. with
a membership Of more than 1000, will
attend the convention. The clubs are
composed OF X. M. C. A. members.
Three new members have been taken
into the local club. They are DR.. c. j.
Demas. John Rich and Wayne B.
Kendrick.
The local club sponsored the benefit
circus last Saturday night at the
Y n. G. A. Preliminary returns from
the performance show that it was a
complete financial success. Proceeds
viii be used to send worthy boys TO
Camp Let's this Summer.
T rs,Sssytef1 vanf uyox.faH a Arsvny4feovaaxsf
Evening star., 1928-05-09
Teeth Treated as They Appear.

The statement emanates from the
National Bureau Of Education that 81
per cent of the time and money th95
the average person spends with the
dentist could be saved if each perma-
nent tooth as it appears in the mouth
of the child was given preventive
treatment. The decay of teeth. this
Government agency finds, after an ex-
haustive study. Is nearly always caused
Evening star., 1928-05-09
RETAIL CREDITS TOPIC.
Lecture Tonight Ninth of Series
Before Local Association.

The ninth of a series of lectures in
course on retail credits conducted
under the auspices of the Associated
Retail Credit Men of Washington will
be given tonight in the blue room Of
the City Club by o. w. B. Brown, col
lection manager of Lansburgh e. Bro.
who will speak on "Follow-up Systems
in Collection and Credit Offices"
The educational committee of the
credit association. which is in charge
of the series, announced today that
the concluding lecture would be given
May % By. George Curtis Shinn, gen.
eral counsel OF the association, who
viii speak on Legal Pitfalls of the
Credit Man.
The next regular meeting Of the as
sociation, the last one before next Fall,
will be held next Monday
Washington is to be represented at
the sixteenth annual convention of the
National Retail Credit Association at
Kansas City, Mo-. June 1922. 1t is an
nounced by Stephen H. Takes, secre-
tary of the Associated Retail Credit
Men of Washington.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
CAPT. THOMSON HEADS
SECOND DIVISION BODY
Wilbur and other Notables Speak
at Meeting of War Organization.
Gas Films Shown.

The exploits of the I'd Division dur
ing the World War were recounted last
night at meeting of the I'd Division
Association by Secretary Of Navy Will
bur, Maj, Gen. John A. Lejeune, Mai,
Gen. Wendall Neville, Hanford Mac
Nider, national president of the associa-
ton; Rev. DR.. Jason Noble Pierce.
former chaplain of the division, and
Lieut.. Comdr. Joel T. Boone. The
meeting was held =. the Fi.gt Congre-
gational Church.
Capt, John w. Thomson, ir.. u. s.
NJ. C. was elected president of the as
sociation to succeed DR.. Pierce. Other
Evening star., 1928-05-09

by irregularities in them which catch
food and other foreign matter which
sets up chemical action that, eats into
the enamel II the teeth were srno0thed
up in the beginning. much of the subse-
uuent attention usually required would
be wholly unnecessary. The idea has
been triedsout in Boston and Cincin-
natl and its value demonstrated.
Evening star., 1928-05-09

Two Convenient Locations
Main Bank
9th & G SIS. NV.
X Street Branch
1913 X Street NV.


las
holidays
Evening star., 1928-05-09

An aircraft company has secured
contract to map the $4,000 miles OF
Rhodesia
Evening star., 1928-05-09

At one time recently 10000 900 pounds
Of tobacco were in warehouses Of Porto
Rico.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
GYtLEs

Vasarnap, augustus sen delu-
tan 2 oral kezdettel tartja a SIT.
Istvan Egylet rendes havi gyiile-
set SIT. Istvan Otthonban. Ezen
a gyIlesen lesz a felevi szamadas
a tagok ele terjesztve es t0bb fon-
tos iigyek jonnek targyalas ala,
ugyszinten a julius 4-en tartott
piknikr0l is most szamol be rem
dez6seg. Keretnek tagok, hogy
teljes szamban jelenjenek meg
csak azert is, inert kell, hogy a
tagsagnak tudomasa legyen az
egyletnel lev5 dolgokr6l, akik az
egylet iigyeir6l erdekl6dnek.
Hotter Andrks, eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
Az IPAR0SoK Es KERESKE-
D0K NAaYsIKERtt PiKNIKE

Csak nemregiben tartotta Ke-
resked6k Is Iparosok Egyesiilete
pikniket, sokaknak kivansagara
multi vasarnap ismet tartott egy
pikniket ugyanazon a kies helyen,
ahol mask piknik volt.
Az id6 kedvez6 volt es ezt ma
gyon sokan XII is hasznaltak, fell
kerestek az igazan kies fekvesii
piknik helyet, ahol kellemesen
t0lt0ttek a napot. A magyar fiuk
zenekara ujb6l kitett magaert,
ugyancsak dolgoztak, huztak a
sep n6takat es a talpala valo
tancmuzsikat.
A piknik egyik erdekessege az
alapit6 elnok Maros Gabor lato-
gatasa volt, aki nemcsak hogy
megjelent a pikniken, hanem sep
beszedet is tartott es buzditotta a
tagokat tovabbi kitarto mum
kara. A kes0 esti 6rakig tartott a
kellemes piknik, ahonnan ven
degek eppen ugy, mint rende-
z6k kellemes erzesekkel mentek
haza.
A piknikek elmultaval Keres-
ked6k es iparosok Kore elhata-
rozta, hogy mindazokat, akik az
el5z5 ket pikniken megjelentek,
meghivja hazi piknikere Laut-
ner Janos farmjara a j0v6 vasar
nap. Ez a hely is nagyon szep es
igazan erdemes lesz kimenni. Ut
irany Milton Roadon, West
Austinton es North Jackson ko-
zott a Tyler farmnal kell balra
fofdulni. OFT mar latni Lautner
honfitarsunk farmjat. Belepti dij
nem lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
PIKNIK

A Magyarok Nagyasszonya r6-
mai katholikus hitkozseg august
tus 1S-an fogja tartani Macy nya-
ri piknikjet az Ohio Works Play
groundjan. A hitkozseg tagjai
mar erosen kesziilnek erre a pix
nikre. A gyiijtes megindult es
kollektorok mindent elk0yetnek,
hogy a gyiijtes eredmenye kiele-
git6 legyen. De nemcsak gyiij-
test tartjak fontosnak, hanem AIT
is, hogy yendegek Macy szamban
legyenek jelen. Kitiin6 zenekart
fogadtak meg ere az alkalomra.
Kitiino eletekr0l Is italokr6l gon-
doskodott a rendez6seg. A belep-
ii dijak mersekeltek. Ferfia'knak
csak SO cent, a n6knek pedig 25
cent. Gyermekek IS ewes korig
nem fizetnek belepti dijat.
A hitk0zseg neveben.
Galambosy Cy0rgy, iegyz5.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
Az AUToMoBIL ALDozATA

A multi szomhaton Macy auto
mobil szerencsetlenseg t0rtent va
rosunkban, melynek 3 flu lett az
aldozata. Kett6i megserHlt, a har-
madik ellenben nyomban oft lelte
halalat a gep kerekei alatt es ez
volt Cs8re J0zsef Is ewes magyar
flu, nehai CsSre Ferencnek es Lee
dermann Tereznek a fla. Temete-
sc volt f. h6 24-en. A szegeny
anya irant nagy reszvet a ma
gyarsag szeles koreben. Az egyha-
ri szertaftast F5tisztetend5 Var
laky Sander magyar r6mai katho-
likus plebanos vegezte a gyaszol6
koz0nseg Macy szamanak reszvete
mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
Az VI VASUT vONAL ttGYE

A multkor mar megemlekez-
think arr6l tervr5l, mely szerint
|uj wasn't vonalat epitenenek
Smiths Ferry es Youngstown k0-
z0tt. Smiths Ferry az Ohio foly6n
van YOungstownt6l deli iranyban.
Hogy terv megvalosulhasson,
sziikseg van Washington belle
egyezesere. Az tarsasag, anne
lyik epiteni akarja az nj vona-
lat, be is nyujtotta kervenyet e
kervenyt partol6lag es jovahagy6-
lag ajanlotta Youngstown maid
mem minden nagyobb ipartelepe.
A Washington biztos, akinek
velemenyet veszi iranyit6nak, az
illetekes hivatal a k0xelmulthan
tette meg jelenteset. Eszerint az
uj vonal epitese Youngstownras
nezve eletkerdes, ha csak azok
vonalak, amelyek mar eddig is
szolgaltak a youngstown ipar-
vallalatokat, mem teszik olcsobba
a szallitast. Ha a mostani vonalak
Beaverton vennek at a Youngs-
townba kiild0tt teherarut TO-
lyon jar6 teherhaj6kt6l a vasuti
szallitas r0videbb utvonalon tor
tenne,. mintha Smiths Ferryt6l
szallitjak a teher arut. A baj alb
ban rejlik, hogy mostani vasut-
vonalak Pittsburghtol szamitjak
a draga vasuti szallitast.
Most mar a regi vasut tarsasa-
goktol fiigg. hogy az vi vonal
epitesere Washington megadja-e
az engedelyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
Macy Cooper
gylles hetfon
A magyarsagot is meghivjak Coo.
per kormanyzo jelolt hetf6i
nagy vacsora gyiilessre

Ira Sprankle a Myers Y. Coo
per kormanyz6 jelolt erdekeber
dolgoz6 bizottshg eln0ke lapunl
uhan meghiyjat Cooper jeloltse-
get tamogat6 magyar szarmazasu
polgarokat egy hetf6n augustus
Gan, este fel hetkor Y. M. C. A.
nagy tornatermeben tartandf
Macy vacsorara, amely utan Mr.
Cooper szemelyesen fog beszedet
tartani.
Cooper a vezeto Republicans
jel0lt, es erdemes lesz azoknak,
akik mar eddig is elhataroztak.
hogy ra fognak szavazni, hogy ell
jojjenek es meghallgassak. Hoz-
Yak ell barataikat is.
Val6szinii, hogy Cooper Camp
bellben is fog beszedet tartani
hetf6n. A campbelli polgarsag BIZ
zottsaga Cooper jeloltsege mellett
foglalt allast Is Gordon polgar-
mester meghivta, hogy Campbell
ben is tartson beszedet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
KEREsTETEs

A Sharon Lineon eliit0tt Cs6re
J6ska sziilei azzal kerelemmel
fordulnak lap olvas6ihoz, hogy
sziveskedjenek mindent elk0vetni,
hogy a gyermek gyilkos automo-
bill szamat, vagy a vezet6 nevet a
sziil6k tudomasara hozzak. Az
eddigi ertesilesek szerint az au-
tomobil Ford coupe volt Is Hub
bardon lakik egy magyar ember,
aki tudna nemi informaci6t adni.
Akar gyermek apjanak, Szab6
Gy6rgynek adjak meg az nforma-
ci6t, akar lap szerkeszt6segeben
jelentsek be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
KEsNEK, A K0zMUNKAKKAL

Az Erie vasut vaganyainak at
helyezeset a varos szavaz6i eliza
taroztak. A vasut tarsasag belle
egyezett abba, hogy a varos XII
vansagat teljesitse. A hatarozat
veghezvitelevel az illetekes mer-
n0ki hivatalokat biztak meg.
Az eredeti terv szerint a mum
kalatokat most augustus 15-en
kezdhetik meg a munkat, inert a
vasuttarsasag mern0kei mem ke-
sziilhettek ell id6re sziikseges
tervekkel, allitolag azutan mar
mem fog halasztast szenvedni a
munka megkezdese, inert a varos
reszer0l minden intezkedes meg
t0rtent semmi akadaly mem all
utjaban a munka megkezdesenek.
A vasut vaganyainak az athe-
lyezese 6riasi jelent6segii lesz a
varos fejlodeseben. Nemcsak,
hogy felszabadulnak keresztut-
cak a folytonos forgalmi torl6da-
sok zavart okozo kellemetlense-
geit8l, hanem szebb is lesz va
ros kozepe es tobb olyan utica,
amelyik most iizleti szempontb6l
ertektelen, azonnal jelent6s liz
lett utica lesz, amint a vaganyok
eltiinnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
Macy takaritas az
iigyvedi karban

A megyei birosag egy bizott-
sagot nevezett XII, bizottsag-
max AIT tette kotelessegeve, hogy
nemely igyved gyanus munkassa-
ga vizsgalat targyava tegye es
az iigyfelek erdekeit megvedje.
Reg6ta altalanos a panasz, hogy'
egyes iigyvedek minden iigyyedi
etika sutba dobasaval, csupan
egyeni erdekeket szolgal es nem
egeszen lelkiismeretesen szolgal-
ia iigyfeleinek erdekeit maguk
az iigyvedek azok, akik leginkabb
elegedetlenek eek Matt az ALA
potok Matt.
A bizottsag mar megkezdte mil
k0deset es a k0zel jovoben teszi
meg jelenteset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
SHUBERT JANOS VI
OTTHONABA KOLTOZ0TT

Nagyon keves ember teheti AIT
meg, hogy a sajat tervezete sze-
rint epittethessen maganak egy
olyan otthont es iizletet, mind
Shubert Janos honfitarsunk.
A Steel Street 30. 81. alatt di-
szeleg Shubertek rezidenciajuk,
ahol vegre letelepedtek kedves
hitvestarsaval, aki szorgalmasan
segit szabosagban ferjenek, ha
ARA sziikseg van. A. takarekos-
sag gyiim0lcset most elvezhetik
ebben a gyonyorii otthonban es
szab6-iizletben, ahol a mai nap
igenyei szerint legjobb gepek-
kel van felszerelve es ICY k0ny-
nyitve van azon munkajulx amt
evekig kezzel kelletett megten-
ni0k.
Shubert Janos szab6mestert
mindenki ismeri Youngstown
ban es k0rnyeken, inert nagyon
szep es finom ruhat keszitett el
legnagyobb megelegedesre.
A csinaltatott ruhat, amt tR
evvel ezel6tt rendeltek nala, meg
ma is viseli sok-sok honfitarsunk,
$ az meg ma is ruha.
Mindenki j6l tenne, ha legalabh
egy j6 ruhat csinaltatna maga-
max j6 szab6 altal, inert ezaltal
olcs6bb az, ha egyszer fizet erte
- es evekig hordhassa.
Shubert szab6mestert szivesen
ajanljuk, mivel evtizedek 6ta a
ferfi es moi szab6mes.erseg teren
dolgozik $ ICY a szakkepzettsege
els5rendG.
Kivanjuk, hogy az NJ ottho
nukbap Shubertek megtalaljak
ait a boldogsagot es nyugalmat
amir6l almodoztak, S hogy iizle-
tuk olyan sokat legyen latogat.
va, hogy ait mondhassa: erdemes
magyar szab6nak lenni, vannah
emberek, akik szeretik q szep &
! j6 ruhAt.