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The Washington times., 1928-10-11

the U6IlBfdl Ll6CIElC 1Uupduys
The new material, named carbo-
10y, was demonstrated at the an
nual convention of the American
Society for Steel Treating today.
Carboloy is composed of tungsten
carbide and cobalt, the former being
extremely hard and the latter Civ
ing the material the necessary
strength for utilization in cutting
tools.
Usual cutting tools will not affect
a glass rod, the glass wearing off
the edge of the cutting tool, but
the carboloy tool quickly cuts into
glass, likewise into hard porcelain
insulators. For concrete drilling a
diamond drill or star" hammer has
previously been used, but the new
material performs far more Salts
factorily. DIR. Hoyt said.
One difficulty with tools has been
that wear has caused taper, a
defect that has been eliminated in
the carboloy instruments, the sci
enlist explained. The new tools will
greatly simplify work on soft
metals as well as hard, on bakelite,
hard rubber, cast iron and in fact,
all materials, DIR. Hoyt said.
A convincing demonstration of
the powers of carboloy was given
with the aid OF an emery grinding
wheel, the carboloy, when held
against the wheel, cutting a groove
into its surface without injury to
the carholoy tool. whereas ordinary
tool materials wore rapidly away.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
]. s. TREASURY
ISSUE TAKEN

A subscription of $685., 100000 for
the Government s recent offering of
~ per cent Treasury certificates
was announced today by Secretary
Of the Treasury Mellon.
The Treasury will allot $S0S, OO0..
900 of the new securities which run
for IL months from October Is and
are for the purpose of retiring Third
Liberty bonds and to furnish cash
requirements of the Government un.
til December Is.
The over-subscription is not UNI
usual
Mellon denied that the high rate
of this bond issue and the Az per
cent rate of the issue of September
Is, means that the Treasury antict-
pates a continued tight money mar
ket.
THE rate must be adjusted to the
prevailing market, spokesman
for the Secretary said. THE future
of money market trends cannot be
anticipated safely or accurately, for
there are many factors which bring
about sudden changes. The Treas
ury does not anticipate that the
market will go up or down."
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
Joan Crawford Wins
Stardom By Work
In Her Latest

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Oct. IL
This has been 4 great week
for Joan Crawford. The first re-
turns from Our Dancing Daugia.
ters" have come in and the pic.
ture is breaking records in New
York and, in fact, everywhere it
is being exhibited. Joan Is the
reason, exhibitors say.
The result is the announce
ment by Metro-Goldwyn that Miss
Crawford win be elevated to fun
stardom before the year is out.
Joan is beaming and to make
her happiness complete let it be
known that wedding bells for her
will ring before the old year
passes. Douglas Fairbanks, jr., is
the lucky man.
"Our Dancing Daughters is
now being shown to record break
ing crowds at Loew's Columbia
Theater here.
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Girl, DIRECTOR
FOR UNIQUE
FILM TALE
by REGINA GREWE
copyright. 1928. by King Features
syndicate, Incl

Syndtcate, Inc
HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 11.-some
time In the very near future Para
mount plans a photoplay which
should be well provided with dra-
matte red meat. 1t Is "Fata
Morgana" type OF story, telling
the tale OF young boys love for
m older woman, OF course, on
the screen, the story viii be toned
down considerably, for the movies
VIII never attain the freedom OF
expression accorded to the thea
ter and to literature. But. never
the less, it should be a gripping
picture.
Buddy Rogers IL to be the
boy in the case. And the siren
for which he falls will be none
other than the gorgeous Russian
BacIanova, most important OF the
new stars. There will be another
girl. OF course. But her part will
be of secondary Importance. and
she has not yet been chosen. The
direction may fall to Dorothy
Arzner. who has just completed
Manhattan Cocktail, the finest
effort she has yet accomplished
Miss ArZner, one of the very few
girl directors, has had rather sem
sational success with her photo
plays. starring Clara Bow and
Esther Ralston.
"The Man and the Moment" Is
the interesting title of Billie
Doves new picture. 1t seems
bound to be as poppy as it sounds.
For Madame G1yn, herself, stands
sponsor for the story. In any
event the fans are assured OF
plenty OF beauty. IL Billie Doves
presence in the photoplay ism {
sufficient guarantee of this, know
that George F'itzmaurice will di-
rect. And there never was Fitz-
maurice production that hadn't
coolies of artistic beauty.
Jane Winton writes that she is
having a thrilling" time IN New
York which apparently in
cludes Atlantic City. For Jane il
hopping back and forth from the
shore via airplane, luncheon at
AlIdHAiC ana DdCk 10 @luS 5TAllA ny
tea-time. Meantime Hollywood is
minus one Of its major bellies.
Virginia Bradford and Cedric
Belfrage christened their new
home with a soiree which lasted
right through the evening to the
breakfast ham and eggs. Clara
ISow and Texas Guinan were very
much among those present.
Harold Lloyd play wicked game
of handball. But 1t will be some
time before he plays again. Harold
hit the ball particularly vicious
wallop. and fractured a bone in
his left arm. A little rehash of
the shooting schedule on Harold s
picture. permitted production to
be carried on. But the sequences
will be those not requiring Harold 8
presence TO rthe next week, any
way.
The latest Mexican marriage. not
entirely surprise to Hollywood,
is that of Priscilla Dean to Leslie
p. Arnold. who participated in the
Army round-the-worId aerial flight.
Priscilla promised the Mex equiva-
lent for love. honor and obey
at Aqua Caliente whittier she and
the bridegroom flew with a party
of friends.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
When Feature Is
Shown on Screen

EARLE Eric Won stroheim,s
'.The wedding March. win
synchronized score. At 1850
1852. 2:57. AZ. 7:o4 and zoe
p. m.
COLUMBIA--Joan Crawford ii
the Metro.G oldwyn special. Our
Dancing Daughters" At 11:25,
LA. 3:27. SIS, 7.31 and 9:sS p. N.
PALACE--Buster Keaton In
"The Camera Man" At 11dS q.
M, 1856, 4. $40, 7:45 and $3.50 p. Nd.
KEITRS Phyllis Haver and
Joseph Schildkraut in Tenth
Avenue" Vaudeville. Continuous.
NATIONAL" Wings" Para.
mount epic OF the air. At 2:20
and $40 p. m.
METROPOLITAN--AI Jolson in
Singing Fool. /" At 11:1O o. M.
Ito. $40, $40. ITO and $40 p. m.
FOx-Madge BeIlamy and Louise
Dresser in Mother Knows Best
Sound and dialogue. At AZ. 2:19,
4:39. 7:2O and $40 b m.
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Lucky?

When she comes to the footlights
to acknowledge Broadways applause
OF her marvellous dancing in Side
walks of New York" theatergoers
sit forward to admire her youthful
charms; the fresh crispness OF her
rose-petal skin and her cleaning
black hair. She's Virginia Clark, of
l43 TWentY-third Street, jackson
Heights, New York CITY.
when friends say I'm lucky to
/ have such clear skin and soft, shin
| ing hair, saws Miss Clark, II have
to tell them il isn't luck at all. In
my case, it's the result Of care. For
my hair, ! use the simple method
that's AL the rage among New York
girls now. It's 50 easy. All you do
ls put a little Danderine on your
brush each time you use it. This
makes my scalp feel Just grand and
keeps away all dandruff. It keeps
my hair and scalp so clean | don't
nave to shampoo nearly as often
as | did. 1t makes my hair soft
and easy to dress; holds it in place,
ana gives 1t more lustre than bril-
liantiner'
Danderine quickly removes that
oily film from your hair; brings out
IT'S natural color: makes it fairly
sparkle. Dandruff disappears when
you use Danderine. Waves, set with
1t. stay in longer. 1t isn't oily and
| doesn't show. All drug stores have
the generous 35c bottles. Over five
million used a year.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
Cromwell Baker
Romance RumOred
Nv international News Service

san FRANCISCO, Oct. IL
Despite denials OF all concerned, the
rumor persisted here today of a
romance beteween Mrs. De1phine
Dodge Cromwell and Raymond T.
Baker. both of whom were divorced
from their respective spouses at
Reno recently.
Mrs. Cromwell arrived here yes
terday with her 5-year-old daughter,
Christine. They were met by Baker,
and the three left Mrs. CROMWELL
Hotel together.
Mrs. Cromwell said she came to
San Francisco merely to do some
shopping"
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
SOroptimists to Urge
New Club Program

Adoption of a vital and far-reach-
ing program. to be pushed in all
cities in which the club is active,
has been urged upon the American
Federation of Soroptimist Clubs by
the local chapter.
The organization also authorized
contributions of $50 to both the
Children's Hospital and the Wom-
ans Bureau of the Police Depart
ment at meeting yesterday in the
LAFAYETTE Hotel.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
New Deep-Sea Cable
For Phone Complete

A deep.sea, long-distance cable
making possible telephone converse.
ton across the Atlantic Ocean has
been completed. Walter S. Clifford.
president OF the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company, has
announced,
The discovery of permalloy sew
eral years ago is given large part
of the credit for the new achieve
ment of the Bell laboratories.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
Marx Bros. Show

Sam Harris. who has Just de-
ferred the opening of Nthe Marx
Brothers in Animal Crackers" to
October % at the Fortyfourth
Street. will have his second pro-
duction of the season on view
here soon thereafter. Sam aims
to present Helen Mencken In,
"Congal" ON November 5,
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
K nE C. YEsPER SERVICE

The annual vesper services OF the
washington Chapter of the knights
of Columbus viii be held at I:5U
o'clock Sunday night in the Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception. Cath,
olic University. The Rev. Edward
\. FITZGERALD and the Rev. Joseph
n. Barron will be in charge.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
SUBMARINE MISSING

PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE French
ministry OF marine today ordered
all ships and airplanes in the
vicinity of Bizerta, Tunis, to search
for the 600-ton submarine "Ondine"
which is a day overdue on an en-
durance voyage from Cherbourg to
the African coast.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
HONOR COLUMBUS DAY

Wreaths will he placed on the
monument of the discoverer by the
Catholic Society and the Columbus
Society in observance of Columbus
Day tomorrow in the Union Station
Plaza. The services will start at 10
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11

Concert Orchestra, Claude Bur-
roughs. directing, completes the
program.
STRAND-"High FLYERS" Is the
title sof the new Mutual burlesque
show which provides the attrac-
ton beginning with the Sunday
matinee. Mike Sacks and Francis
Farr are the feature principals.
Other principals are Thelma Ben
ton, Evelyn Forrest, John Pagan
and Sydney Leonard. besides
large chorus of dancing beauties.
The chorus gets an opportunity
in one Of the special numbers. A
dramatic sketch in which Mike
Sacks demonstrates his versatility
in straight roles is one of the
high spots OF the entertainment.
GAYETY-"Happy Days" pre-
senting the Gayety company in
a show of song and laughter,
opens the week next Saturday
afternoon. Manager Ben. F.. Ber-
nard has arranged another pleas
ing program for his players, and
a good time is promised to all.
Charles Goldia-and Bob snyder,
the demon comedians, will come
to the fore with more of their ec-
centric comedy. Louise Miller will
have some new songs for her adj
mirers. Ann Meyers, Eddie Ak
ems. Ray Bond, Dot Lewis, May
Olivey. and host OF others will
parade their wares in new num-
hers.
The beauty chorus, augmented
by several new dancing girls. will
be seen and heard in colorful Of
ferings.
Hereafter the Gayety shows will
begin their engagements on Sat-
urday.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
Ne1U Tool Cuts Glass
And Hardest Steel
BY international News service

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11-Perfecton of tool
material that will enable its to threads
glass rod smooth holes blocks handle porce
lathe and cut the hardest of stees announced
today by Dr. Samuel L. Hoy of the research laboratory of
The Washington times., 1928-10-11

COLUMBIA 49, Our Dancing
Daughters" is breaking attend
ance records. This special Metro
Goldwyn film is held over for a
second week to accommodate the
demand of movie devotees. Joan
Crawford does the best work Of
her career, and sterling perform
ances are given by Anita Page,
Dorothy Sebastian. John Mack
Brown, and Eddie Nugent. Harry
Beaumont directed this story of
fast life among the younger
generation. o-Goldwyn short
sound subjects, the Movietone
news, a color classic and q the
matte prelude by the Columbia
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
AL LIGHTS ON
TN THEATERS
NEXT WEEK

POLFS-That famous old black
face team, Mcintyre and Heath.
in a brand-new musical comedy,
"Headin' South" begins a week $
engagement Sunday night. The
book of their new musical Is by
Edgar b. Smith, with lyrics and
tunes by Alfred Bryan and Jean
Swartz. In great cast OF sup.
porting principals are frankie
James. Jane Taylor, Bert Swor.
Eric Titus, Vivian Holt. Beth
Miller, Lillian Rosedale. Allens
May, Pattie Dobbs. w. L. Thorne.
Harry Stockwell. Bud William.
son and a large cast OF dancing
beauties.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
NOVA oDBoCEA DOLLAR
BAaeKY oTvoRxNA

w pondelok otyorena bola nova
odbocka Dollar Savings & Trust
Co. ma South Side, {. 2629 Mar
ket ST, pri Indianola Ave, ktora
bnde sltzit' obyvatel 'stvu byva-
jdcemu v tel casti mesta.
William E. Ballentyne je sprav-
com tejto. novel odboeky.
Nova odboGka bola tu zalozena
preto, lebo u poslednych rokoch
tato cast vzrastla Ia obchodnt
stredisko, ktore sluzieb banky po.
trebuje. Okrem obchodnych trans
akcii, banka bude prijimat i vkla
dy inc bankove prace vykona.
vat.
Dollar Savings & Trust Co. mi
okrem tejto, j odboeky ma Maho
ming Ave-, Elm ST., East Fedora
st. a v StruThers.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23

Slovakov, ktorf ziju ma pode tel
To nasej novel. vlasti, len hrstka je|
.takyeh, ktori toho dolara vd 'aSne
Eobetujd ma oltar vznesenej prace.
Nuz "a takyehto pe1nerov Slov.
Lfga ME je vstave zaokryt' tych
|skromnych prispevkov tisicove
|potreby.
A preto v kaEdom t'azkom a
Itrapnom polo6eni naroda a Pudu
sslovenskeho je prin1tena k milo
|srdnym dusiam 0 pomoc sa obra1
Tit. Pravda, cd skupahov ami LII
ga, ami tie tibohe rodiny mic neo
|cakavajd, lebo ii zili a zijd len
|svojmu bruchu. My 50 teda obra-
ciame j touto srdecnou prosbou
len k 81 'achetnym srdciam sloven-
sky1n, ktorym Pan Bob viacej po
zehnal Podporte trpiacu svojet'.
Drahi dobrodincovia! Neziada-
me mnoho, dajte dl'a moznosti.
fPoSlite nbohym satstvo, potraviny
alebo penazny darcok. Apelujeme
IzvlaSte ma tych nasich rodakov,
ktorf majd obchody rozlicneho
druhu, aby vykonali svoju kre.
lst 'ansko -sTovensk1 povinnost'. Dc
lkazte i teraz, re ste Sovaci ME.
len k voli obchodu - lebo takycf
bohuzial' mame mnoho ale
vtedy, ked' sa vyzaduje j praca
iobete.
| Dairy prosfme zasielat' ma adre
lsu: Ferdinand Slavik, Box 165,
Blaine, Ohio. Menovany brat {,
/ uradnfk PIP. Sboru Slov. Lfgy !,
Blaine, Ohio Dol SIov Ligou spl
nomocneny, ably dosle Diary prij
NAL a odovzdal tel rodine, ktore
boly sl'achetnym darcom urcent
Mena darcov tiez i dary bud
me nasskych casopisoch verejn
kvitovat'. D'akujeme vopred m
lynn dobrodmcoln "a ich obete
Hskavost'. Znacim sd vrelyr
| rodackym pozdravom,
: Ia Slovensktt Ligu,
J Jan A. Kocur, tajomnll
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
oTcovRAHYNA >osLoBoDENA

Madeline Mundwiler, 20-rocne
|dievGa Toledo, zastrelila svojho
|otca Perry. Mundwilera, ked' ten
to v opilom stave chcel vystriel'at
svoiu rodinu. Dievca bolo korone
|rovym vyyrokom ,oslobodene 20 zod
lpyednosti ma vrazde a pustene na
tslobodu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
LINDBERGH VYZNAMENANY
NAJVYSSfM VYZNACENfM

Pluk. Charles A. Lindbergh,
slavny americky letin, vyzname-
B,ny boil stredu najvysslm Wy
znacenim Ameriky, cestnym kon-
gresionalnym medalom modroll
stuhou. Medal anu osobne pripnul
prezident Coolidge v sprievode
Flidhotivych slov..,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
KU NAsIM CITATEL'OM.

70 sedem bilionov vyfajcenych
roku 1922 ma dvadsat osem bilio-
nov vyfajcenych roku 1927 = pre-
Ldaj zduplovany a znovuzduplova-
my, vsetko behom piatich rokov.
Toto sn prekvapujuce cislice O.
znamene Liggett & Myers Tobac-
co Spolocnost 'ou 0 fch stale-obl Il
benej CHESTERFIELD cigarette.
Tento prekvapujdci vzrast reprezen-
tuje zisk 800 percentov, znaef nielen
vseobecnd prednost pre- tuto cigaretu
u fajciarov, ale al prijatie tohto vyrob.
ku "a obi 'lbeny druh.
Je kenzervatiyne obhadnute, ze ticto
tCHESTERFIELD zadovazily 81 najme-
nej jeden million novych uzivatel 'ov
behom nieco vyse roka - co je iste
Lpresvedcivy d6kaz fajnejsej kvality a
llepscj prichuti uznanej fajeiaeim obe-
censtvom.
Toto opravi1ive dosvedcenie pre- do
| brotu dohanu a dobreho miesania je
hlavne nasledkom zylastne prijemnej
vone prichuti CHESTERFIELD' IS.
Ako ie udane v ohlaske, CHESTER
FIELD sd "jemne a pretfsa uspokoja =
| inymi slovami, ich v6na bola tax sikov-
ne balancovana, ze MET mich ziadnej
drsnoty alebo stipania, predsa 5e Y
nieh dost dohanovej bohatosti silly,
"aby fajeiar znal, ze fajef''.
A vzrast CHESTERFIELD je ME OBJ
medzeny na hranice Spojenych Statov.
Zpravy predaji zjavujd, ze sd ony
obi 'dbene po celom svete, ako je doka.
zane faktpm, re takmer vo vsetkyc
hlavnych mcstach sveta ony s1 nedzi
kvJvodiacimi cigarctami.
Svetochyrne uznanie, ktore sa dostal6
CHESTERFIELD cigaretam, vyvolalo
move ohlaskove heslo ktore pravdive
tvrdi, ze ssS1nko nikdy nezapada ma
obi 'dbenostE CHESTERFTELDo do.
datocnym poukazanim, ze s"Taka Oh
Il ubenost' musi byts zasll5ena' pre-
prfchuts kvalitu, ktore pritiahly faj-
tiarov po celom budd t'ahat MIN,
leho ony sl cigaretami, axe fajciari
chcl.
v prftomnom ohlasovanf Liggett &
Myers pouzfvajd svojej casto spomina-
nej "platformy'', ktorej vyhlasujt e
mad svojim podpisofn ze jc ich eestnyrn
presvedSenim, "ze dohan, upotrebcny
iy CHESTERFIELD cigaretach je faj-
nejsej kvality a preto mnoho lepsej
chuti, nez ktorychkolvek inych ciga-
fetaeh "a I'd ccnu. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
MODLITBY IA
PoIITIcKU otIsTU

" Illinois budd sa tejto nedele
modlit vo vsetkych metodistic-
+kych kostoloch "a politick1 ocistu
" state krajine. Kazatelia budil
mat zvlastne kazne o politike a
0 kandidatoch na tirady budl Wy
zyvat' obcanov, ably hlasovali sve-
domite. Je to tiez jeden nasled-
kov politickej korupcie v krajine
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23

sTel0aElG SE0vE1eSKfCR Q
1Cov, MA1f1E 4 D1Tf Y
3RkPNoM roLOzENf.

vrelemilovani bratia a sestry "
narOde!
Nejdeme tunG pfsat' t'aEkom
a spravodlivom boji organiseya-
nyeh bsnflfov. O tom pisu q budd
pissc ini. Ny deme tuna prosit
miIcsrdne duse slovenske 0 milo.
da1t pre- tfpisce roainy nssich
rod&kov. 70 zaslanej nam zpravy.
bratcm Ferdinanaozzi S1avikom,
tajOhanikom 212. Sboru S1ov. La
gy v Blaine, Ohio, vidime, ze sa
ton meste nachadzajd' vo vel'-
mi smutnom poloGenf nasle1ov.
ne sIovenske rodiny a jednotlivci
HUdina Jozefa vrabec, msjlcs
oseia nedospelych deti: !, 8, 5, Z,
10, II, 12 a 13 roene.
Hoaina F. Pijala majlca sedem
nedospelych detf,.5, {, 9, II, 13, Is
~ rocne.
Hodina A. .Hadzia1a 1lajdca pat
nedoApelych detl':s 9, Z, 10, 10 Il
roche.
Hodina Stefana, Jurovcik Adam
majdca pat nedospelych deti: 3
5, 8, 10 13 roene.
Hodina b. Polak majtca pat.
nedospelych deti: 8, II, l3, Is !
17-1ocne.
Hodina Emilia Slavik majiic,
dve nedospele deti: 3 a Z rocne
Rodina Jana Buc majtica sest
nedospelych detl: 5, u, 8, IL, Ii
16-foGne.
Rodina Jozefa Rasko majica ii
nedospele deti: 6, s a 13-rocne.
Rodina Pavla Dodas majlc
dive nedospele deti: Is a II roc
ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23

rs
Kodina J6ns EuliAs, majdcs se.|
den nedospelyoh deti: 8, 5, Z, 81.
II, u d u rssne.
Kcdina Martina Frlajs majica8
itri neaospels deti: 2, 4 a 6 roSne.
Maria Ondruskul "a, ,starenka.I
Rodina Andreja Kontra, maid
ea styri nedospele dietky, 5, 9, 10
"a u r0cne.
Rodina Tomasa Kubalak, majd-
ca styri nedospele deti, Z, IL, IA
a is rocne.
Rodina JANA zibritovsky, maid
lea dve nedospele deti, l a 3 roc
Inc.
Rodina Kovacika majnca styri
|nedospele deti, 4, 9, Ii Is roene.
Rodina M. HOBO majlca styri
nedospels deti, 3, S, s a I rocne.
Rodina Uhrfka majdca pat ne
|tlospelych deti, 5, 10, IL, Is II
roene.
Rodina Tomasa Censor, majnca
Etri nedospele deti, s, II IA roc
the.
Ferdinand Slavik, samotny.
Stefan Ferenc, samotny.
Michal Cernicky, samotny.
| Juraj Stajura, manzelkou.
| Jan Kukel, samotny.
Andrej Trnka Jurovcik 74-roc
my a jeho manEelka rs rocna.
Rodina jana Censor majlca
Enedospele deti,1 / a Z roene.
/ Moze, ze niektorf nasich roda
Ikov povedia: Go ma tam po straj
'Ekerooh, naGo strajkuju, tax in
] treba atd'. atd'. mi bud1 Ease no
vorit' Ia Liga len zobre zobre
Nuz ma til prvti poznamku mann
fdto odpoved'. strajkuj1 preto, a
Iby 81 Ty ia, bratu drahi, moho
| slusnet tsie zit'. A ma til druh
st Almost dovolime 81 pozname
nat toto: Keby kazdy v lepsic
tpomeroch zijtlci syn a dcera n;
4 sho slovenskeho naroda obetovi
! aspoH jeelon dollar rocne co eli
novsky prispevok do Slovenskt
j ELfgy, netreba by bolo Lige sbi
rat nijake milodary, lebo vted
mala by coho podporit kazd
! fdobru a 81 'achetnn akciu. Ale B.
lze dobrotivy, z tych sta tisicc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-16
AUBURN SALES
TOP RECORD
More Cars Sold in March
Than During 1924.

AUBURN, Ind, May 16.-Unflled
orders on hand indicate that April
sales of Auburn cars will be the
greatest for that month in the his
tory of the company, N. E. Nc
Darby, sales manager, reports.
March shipments totaled 1858
cars, or nearly as many as during
the entire year of 1921. An aver
age of more than 100 cars a day
has been produced the first fifteen
days of April and factory sched-
ules call for an equal amount for
the remainder of the month.
Full production is under way on
the 76 models, which have been
held back by the unusual de-
mand for the rs and 88 types, both
straight-eights.t The rs models are
SKIES and are being produced in four
body types.
Production on the SO phaeton-
sedan and the 88 speedster has been
increased. but the company reports
large number of untitled orders
on hand for these models.
Export shipments are approx
mately Is per cent in excess of
those for the same period last year,
with many untitled orders on hand.
OF the March shipments II per
cent were straight-eights, but it is
believed that with the rs now under
full production, this percentage will
be reduced somewhat.