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The weekly echo., 1933-03-31

ture: James Sis. And the prayer of
faith shall save the sick: Not only will
prayer heal the sick but will heal all
soul diseases. Will lift a burdened
heart, place in it cheer and love for
everybody. Prayer will help you for
get the depression, for Jesus in full of
blessings on every hand"
Mrs. Jim Williams 29th Avenue and
10Th ST., has been on the sick list for
some time. She is full of cheer and a
member of the church of Christ 29th
Avenue and 10th ST.
Mrs. Emmie Hill, 18th Street between
27-28th Avenue, is doing nicely after
undergoing a serious operation. She
is a member of Zion Hill c. M. E.
Church.
Mrs. Mariah Mcdonald, 18th Street
between 18-19th Avenue, is very sick,
but through all her suffering she sings
the good old hymnes. She is member
OF st. Paul NJ. T.. Church.
Rev. Grant Thomas, 38th Avenue and
Davis Street, is improving nicely with
the confidence as David had in the 23rd
Psalms. He is a member of st. James
A. M. E. Church.
Mr.. Clemmie Daniel, 3712 Paulding
Street, has been on the sick list for
more than year. but full of cheer He
is the son-in-law of Rev. P. F. Howe
and member of Savannah Grove Bap-
tist Church.
Mrs. Ida Peters, 1908-31st Avenue is
doing nicely and full of cheer and hope.
She is a member of st. John Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Callie Barnett who had her left leg
broken and has been at 1707-12th Ave,
at Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Gates, under the
care of the doctor, is now in thehos-
pital Her home is in Macon, Mississ-
ippi. Her condition is considered SER
ious.
Mrs. L. B. Williams, Evangelist.
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nice flower bed.
From Annie Louise Burton.
Dear Sarah:

Dear Sarah:
l am so sorry you had to stop out of
school so soon, we had just started off
in our books. Miss Wobbington has
been very good to us and she is gett-
ing better l love her and the children
are getting better too. think it is
nice of them. l think it worries a
teacher to have such bad children.
l am goirg to tell you about our les
son. We have studied hard in our
books.
We will soon have a flower bed.
was out there looking at them today. l
think they are getting along splendid
Well, l hope you will soon be back to
school.
Lee Ella Bell.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31

THE FOLLOWING APPLICANT OR
APPLICANTS FOR MEMBERSHIP
INTO THE HOLBROOK BENENVOL-
ENT ASSOCIATION HAVE BEEN
SENT TO THE OFFICE. IF ANY PRE-
SIDENT OR MEMBER HAS A LAW
Full OBJECTION TO THEISSUANCE
OF SAID POLICY FOR SAID APPLI-
CANTS PLEASE NOTIFY THE
OFFICE:
Mary Corean Herne, No. Ali, Burnside.
Josh Moody, president.
Pearlean Macon, No 344, Leaksville.
W. H. Weaver, president
Pearl Bradford, No. Asst, Laurel. ]. w.
Pigford, president.
Andrew Hassal, No 202, Ellisville. A.
Moody, president
Laura B. Nichols, No. 353, Brookhaven.
Rev. w. S. Price, president.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
ABOUT FLOK WE KNOW

Mrs Mason Hardy, who resides on
the Asylum Heights has been confined
to her bed for the last two weeks or
more. We hope for Mrs Hardy a
speedy recovery.
Rev. and Mrs. c. NJ B. Stennis who
have been very sick for some time are
reported to be doing nicely
Miss Bernice Horn, a student of
Wechsler High School, is reported to
be improving at her home Her many
many class mates, school mates and
friends are wishing for her a speedy
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
HELPING MOTHER

(By Leona Bell, High Third Grade)
Mrs. Laura Inez Harris, Teacher
One day when mother was at work
l cleaned up the house for her. When
she came home she was very happy.
The next day she went to work, l clea-
ned up the yards and went to town
and got some cloth for her. She gave
me a nice dress for being so smart.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
LAUREL

Dear Editor:
Please allow me space in the Echo TO
let the readers know that lodge No. 43O
lost one of its members in the person of
sister Emma Ward, who departed this
life March 7th.
She leaves to mourn her passing a
husband, six children, three sisters,
one brother and host of relatives and
friends. Her last words were 81 am
going home to my captain Jesus, Jesus"
1t is our lost, but we hope its heavens
gain.
Mr.. Jim Collins Pres
Miss HELEN Collins, Rep.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
OUR FLOWER BED
Lee Ella Bell.
(By Mable Patton)

We have a flower bed, and in it we
have roses, violets and Jon quilts My
teacher think they are pretty things.
think she water them every day. She
has some children to help her. I wish
you could see them l think they are
pretty l told my mother how pretty
they look every morning before it is
so hot, they look so sweet, I think
they are the prettiest flowers I've ever
seen.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
HELPING MOTHER

(By Maggie Juanita Young, High Third
Grade
l help my mother lot. l washes,
sweep, make up beds, press clothes and
little things like that.
One day my mother told me to go
after milk, said all right mother dear
She gave me the bucket and l went
after the milk When l came home
cake for me- After l ate it / said thank
wother had already fixed ice cream and
you mother dear, she said you are
welcome.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S WHAT
IN THE LANGSTON HUGHES
DRAMATIC CLUB
(By) Miss Canary N. Wilson

Mrs. Wilson, our directress
Is turned to her best,
Whenever we meet
If none the rest.
She thinks we should see as she sees,
nevertheless.
Miss Elizabeth Brown and Mr.. Elmer
Kelly
Though having nothing in common,
Will when combined
Make Sunshine Noozie."
Smilin thru.
Miss Albena Smith is very popular
With the baby-tone of her voice,
Between her and Miss Myrtle Kicks
Oh we'll, take your choice.
Miss Wildred Revis and Mr.. Johnnie
Roberts
Think life is all song,
Some day they'll find they're wrong.
When looking for people who by their
ways
Seem never to think of other days,
Call on Miss Willye Mae Wilson
And Mr.. Berry Sims and be hayy
Always
The Weston sisters and Miss Clara
Boyd
Make a dashing front for our club
But oh my you make me sigh
You "Lub!"
l wonder if MIR. Miller and Miss Bertha
Hill knows that the love lights Of their
eyes are dim Too dim to sparkle in
the night
Alight.
Mr.. Randolph Darden and Miss Sarah
With their musical ears
Can reproduce the sound of music
One hears, Good Music!
MIR. John Walker is okey
With his oratory,
Which makes him more like the
Mocking bird to his own say
Some people are really cute
Wouldn't be anything else,
For the love of mike! The Jones sisters
Are on the chute.
James Wilson may be sitting tight
By his charter rite,
Remain the youngest Langston Hughe-
site.
Hold on Jimmie
And as for the reporter
! am about to say
If | don't lose heart
That she is just what
l don't think l will say.
Don't forget the Revue Internation-
ale" on April 18th, in the H. B. A. au-
ditorium presented by us.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31

DON'T FAIL TO READ OUR LIST
OF ADVERTISERS IN THIS ISSUE OF
THE ECHO. WHEN YOU TRADE
WITH PEOPLE WHO ADVERTISE
THROUGH THE ECHO YOU GET
RESULT.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
HELPING MOTHER

(By Dorthy Louise Mosley)
help mother every day. bring in
the water when she is washing the
clothes. She washes every Monday.
carry in the wood, l iron the towels
and handkerchiefs every week for mo-
ther, and I keep wood in the stove
while mother is cooking breakfast.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31

Matte Jordon, No. 457, Laurel j. w.
Pigford, president.
Guss Esters, No. 159, Langsdale, Jerry
Lang, president.
Viola Hinton, No. sc, Richton. r. B.
Scroggin, president.
Ida Hinton, No. sc, Richton. R. B. Scro-
ggin, president.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
HOW I HELP MOTHER

(Bv Barbara Eileen Gilbet, Third Gade
l help my mother by making up the
beds, cleaning the rooms, washing dish
es, bring in coal and taking up the
ashes for her.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31

LOCAL PRESIDENT OF THE H. B.
A. MADE APPLICATION FOR RE
NEWALS FOR THE FOLLOWING
PERSONS:
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
FROM $1,000 UP

We have caskets in our store room
from $4,000 up. And if in the even we
are not UP as high as you want, we can
get it for you. We desire to make an
agent out of each local present, es-
pecially in our community. Of course,
we can sell caskets and send them
anywhere you desire, but especially
do we call the presidents who live
near Meridian, attention to the fact that
you can boost your local society by
letting your friends know who are not
members of the H. B. A, that we are
so organized that we can help them.
There are some people who are too
old to join the H. B. A. and there are
some people whose health will no per-
nit them to join the H. B. A. and yet,
through this great organization that we
have perfected, we are in position to
help them.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

There will be luncheon at Mt. Olive
Baptist Church, Thursday, April 9th
from seven o'clock until 9:30
This promises to be an unequal lun-
cheon
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
EAST END SCHOOL NEWS
Miss Emma B. Ivy, Principal
Miss Jennie R. Scott, Report

Work from the English classes, Primary
Department.
Stars don't always shine,
Child o'mine Child o'mine,
D. p and w. H. are stars in the 3rd
grade,
According to the reports they've made
But when we had our English Test"
The following's papers proved the
"best."
Annie L. Burton
Nellie E. Bell
Jessie M. McRoe
Mable Patton
Miss NJ M. Wobbington, Teacher
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
CASKETS FOR SALE IN H. B. A.
BUILDING

In last weeks issue of the Echo we
carried an ad with reference to caskets
for the general public. Since the H. B.
A. has been furnishing caskets to its
members at saving of forty to fifty
dollars or more on each casket, we have
had a large number of people who are
not members of the H. B. A. who de-
sired to purchase caskets from our Or
ganization. At that time however we
were not in position to sell caskets to
the public.
Through the H. B. A., We are now in
position to furnish caskets at a low
price not only to our members, but to
those who are not members of our Or
ganization. Several dollars can be saw
ed On each casket purchased through
U.S.
MEANS MUCH TO OUR PEOPLE IN
GENERAL
The H. B. A. is not an organization
TO help those who are members of the
H. B. A. alone, but it is an organiza-
ton for the purpose of helping the
race. And it can be said that it not
only helps our race, but from a busi-
ness standpoint, it is an asset to any
community in which we have local
lodges organized.
The H. B. A., like any other organi-
zation that is trying to do something
for humanity, gets knocks and criti-
cisrn, but that is all through life. The
tree upon which the wind never blows
can never bbe strong tree so it is with
men and organizations. In order to
be stong, all of us must have our op-
position. All organizations must have
their opposition and criticism.
1t is wonderful to know that through
these years of depression that our or
ganization still holds its own in the
business world. 1t is commendable TO
know that we have managed to keep
up our insurance; pay our taxes keep
up our notes; furnish doctors for the
sick and pay off the dead. Some one
says eve are not getting as much money
as we used to get"
We heartily agree with that state
ment. This is day of reduction;
day of cutting salary; day when it
takes less money to live; a day when
men and women are out of jobs and a
day when one dollar will count for
$500 years ago.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
SEE OUR SHOW ROOM

When you desire to purchase a cask-
ct for your loved ones or your friends.
come by and view our nice line of
caskets. We have at least dozen from
which you may select.
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31

Dear Annie B. Williams;
I am going to tell you about our
flower bed at school, 1t has beautiful
flowers in it and just wish you could
see it. The violets are blooming and
when the others start too it will be
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
MY SECOND WEEKS MISSIONARY
WORK

The following sick persons were visi-
ted by me in keeping with this scrip
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31
MY PET

(By Winston Ashroad, High Third)
Grade
I have a pet dog, his name is Sunny
boy He can play ball. One day l
called him to me threw the ball down
the street and he went and got it and
brought it to me. threw it up in the
air and when it fell he got in in his
mouth and brought it to me again. l
love sunnyboy and he loves me.
Continued next week
The weekly echo., 1933-03-31

W. l.. Figgers, Reporter.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
2O-MILIONOVA Lob
ZHORELA MA MORI

"L'Atlantique'', najvacsia lod
plavaj1ca medzi Europou a Juz-
nou Amerikou, zhorela stredu
yeas rano Angickom kanali. V
ohni zahynulo 30 namornikov.
Skoda je 20 milionov, ktora bude
ciastocne nahradena 6-milionovou
poistkou.
LODI bola ma ceste do lOdenice
k opravam a nachadzalo sa ma nej
asi 22O namornikov. Hovori sa,
ze ohen Dol podlozeny a poziar
sabotovany. ze keby 22O manor
nikov bolo verne hasilo, lod by
bola byvala zachranena. Toto je
uz plata francd1ska lod', ktora
bola behom roka zahadne znice-
ma poziarom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
MADARSKO UPADA
DO STREDOVEKJr

D1a 15. novembra mad 'arska
vlada zakazala potrebovat' ma.
kladne automobilv preto cell
Mad 'arsko sa vracia ku konoD,
ako t'aznej sile. Mad 'arsko nema
penazf ma gazolin a o1ej pretc
boly troky zakazane. Teraz sa y
Mad'arsku ozivnje "furmanka'
ako "a stredoveku. Medzi Buda-
pest 'ou Debrecinom zayedens
bola riadna vozova premavka
ktora trva tri dni ia a tri nazad
Cesty su preplnene flrmanskym:
vozmi a kremy pri cestach robis
dobry obchod.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
81. KATARfNA oRsARY
"a vYDALA

4 rs r. q II
81. Katarfna Orsary, dcera do
bre znamych slovenskych rodi-
Gov, p. Antona Orsaryho man-
xelky, byvajdcich ma Price Road
pr Mill Creek parku, emala v So
botu scbaS. Vydala sa "a Clarence
Eynon, pomocn6ho odosielatel'a
tovaru Ohio Works. Sobasne
obrady yykonal Rev. Joseph H.
Lloyd Calvary baptistskom
kostole. 81. Marta Orsary, sestra
mladnchy, bola pfvou druzicou q
p. Nate Eynon, brat zenfcha, Dol
prvym druzbom 70 krasnych So
h&Shych obradoch svadobn6 dru-
xin4 pohostena bola rodidkAi mia
duchy. Mladomanzelia bSvajtdi !
(. 538 $. Hazelwood Ave. Praie-
me I'M 81 ,astn6ho ziyota!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
Slovelisl spolok
napad dnsfy banditni


Spolok sy. 4nny, {. 1s1. IKSzJ
v Chicago, pr osade Sv. Jozefa.
prepadmlty bo so yianocny pom
delok styrmi 4 ladymi zboinikmi,
ktorf nastavia revolycry ma asi
tridsat' iidky1 shromazdenych
ma schodzi, prndtili dctoynicku
PAM Annu Dzi5lziovl, aby i'm W.
dala spolkovi neniaze ktore ma
sch6dzi skolekgovala. Zbojnici sa
zmocnili 1928. ID. Vniki do miest
nosti, ked s4 az schodza mala
zakoncit' Pohsozili vsetkym re-
nam zastrelenfh, jestli sa posta-
via oproti ! ta ieh sterorizova1i,
ze sa zeny ami Repozrely ma zboj-
nfkoy. Len o jsdnom vedely dat
opis policii. Stolok Dol poistenl
proti podobnei ztrate pehazi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
Banlket K pocte
Rev. j. Jaclk mica


Grtcllo katolicka cirkev Panns
Marie Bohorodicky na Steclton
dostala noveho duchovneho otea
Rev. Jozefa Jackanica. ktorfmil
k uvitanil usporiada bankct na
nedel'u,i 20. januara y cirkevnejs
hale ma rohu Salt Spring a Flo
renee ulic. ysetci gi'eko-katolfci
q Mahoning doliny sd ziadani o
beast ma tejto nvstanke.
Rev. Jackanie prisiel sem
Railway, n. J. Je mladym k1a-
zom, plny odnsevnenia prici.
ma Vinici Pana. Cirkevnici 81 ho.
hned' obl'hbili. podohne mla-
sdez, ktorn sa dobre stara, Rev.
Jaekanieovi praieme ispechov M
novom posobisti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
tBez n1ena' do
Anbridge, Pa.
sokolsky krdSok pozvany j do
Ambridge zahr1t' tito svetochyr-
nu dramu.

Y sobotu pecer, IL. febrnara
bude stvrte predstavenic dramv
"Bez mena'', dramatickym kril-
zkom Sboru lag. s. +. j. Sokol a
sice Ambridge, Pa.
Ma prvom predstavenf fejto
dramy tuna pritomny Dol p. Ka-
rol Kristufek $ rodinou AM
bridge a hned' po predstareni
nam oznamil, ze sa bude vyna-
snazovat' usporiadat' predstave-
ME tejto hry v, Ambridge. Dalo
sa to uskutocnit tax, ze v sobo-
tu, IL. februara 0 3. hodine po-
,poludni ochotnfci sokolskeho kril-
zku odcestuji1 ma carterovanom
buse do Ambridge. Pojde s mimi
al trok, ma ktorom sd odvez1
potrebnc yeci pre- javiste.
Prfdstavenie bnde vo vePkom
krasnom auditoriume Ambridge
.Jr. High School ma Duss Ave. "
tejto> miestnosti je sedadiel pre-
1000 l'udf a sl'1beno nam jje. zc
vsetky budh vypredane. Pracujiui
usilovne ma tom, aby -sa to nal
lepsie vydarilo. Tato drama bola
mimi ocenena a nznana "a hodnu
Wac ako 35c vstupntho, ako to
bolo II mas. Tam vstnpne bude
SO centoy. cak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
Move technicke
zazraky ma obzore
Stavia sa sai1ocinna fabrika ma
umely hodvab d stroje ma robenie
ciest.

V State New Jersey stavana je
tovaren ma vyrobu priadze ume-
leho hodvabu (rayonu). v tejto
fabrike nehude pracovat' ami je-
den robotnfk, ba ami len jeden
inzinier - bude nplne samoein-
ma. Vyrobu budn kontrolovat
"elektricke oci''. .Ked' fabrikant
bude chciet' zmenit' farbu latky
alebo hrlbku priadze, jednoducho
vo svojej kancelarii v New Yofku
pritisne gombfk elektricke Del
vykonaj1 cel1 premenu vo vyro-
be farbenf.
Tiez boil postaveny stroj. ktory
skoro sam cd seba vydlazdi osem
mil cesty ma den. Vytrha starn
dlazbu, uroyna zem, pripravi "a
klady a nakladie tehal alebo kon-
kretu pri pomoci dvoch operato-
rov. Doteraz dlazdenie osem mil ,
cesty trvalo mnohym robotnilsom
asi mesiac casu.
Britvicky mozu byt' vyrobene
take, co potrvajn chlapom cely
zivot a nebude ich treba ostrit !.
Bud1 len o 20 perc. drahsie oil
terajsich. Automobily m6zu byt'
robene take, co potrvaju SO ro-
kov. Saty sedem raz trvacneisie
a'ko terajsie, 2 novel latky. To
panky, co potrvajn diva i pol ro-
ka bez opravy.
Toto vsetko tvrdi sTechno-
kracia 2 Y Glank, uverejnenom =
tsctw vdsfJ5k ff8fefi5 faaisK
torom je AL Smith.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
Rocn6 schodza
Okresu I.K.S.J.
Vsetky cfsla Z Mahoning a She
mango dolin majd byt' zastupene
ma sch6dzi 10. jan. vecer.

& Tymto oznamujem, re ma nto-
1rok, 10. januara 7.30 veeer v
skolskej miestnosti osady Sv. Gy-
srilla a Methoda, bude sa vydrzia-
vat rocna schodza Okresu cisiel
i. IL. s. j. Schodza tato bnde do
lezita, ma ktorei sa bude novy l.
rad VOLT a pojedlnavat' vazne
zalezitosti, tykajlce sa baseball
ma rak 1888 atd'. Prosim II meme
tohoto okresr, aby kazdy sprav-
ca, starosta a zastupca clsiel do
stavil sa bez vynimlty ma tito
sch0dzu, ably SINE tie nase iilohy
previedly a vsetko priniasli do po-
riadku.
Znacfnn sa ict
Jan B. Hassay, tai. okr.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
JAPONC,I 81 zlgOvU
vY$II NA vfBoJ

Japonska armada zapocala ma
Novy rok novy vyboi y Cine. Ma
,padla n1esto Sanhajkvan. braun
= Giny do Mandz dzarie a za,ijala
Al boji, y ktorom pablo vySe 100
.6inskych vojakov d mnoho civil
Low. Toto mesto Japonci zanjali
'preto, aby i'm cinska armada ne
sInohla vpadnilt' do clirbta ked
zsh6ia ksmpsil a. podma nenie
!provincic Jehol, ktor1 chcn ia
,.pohci pripojit, 4 Mandf dfdri, vpAd
Nd 5sh03u n 70 iva n kF6tkej
bs4 aeS. tipa sliri' is &
s ~, NM nis a rohils rToti ~
ponecus ilal6 zs y d n stdpi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
Sboron q Venco1l 1
S. K. Sokola
Okres 2. zupy v. ma vaznu sch0-
dzu 20. januara po obede v Soko-t
lovni ma Homewood Ave.

Tymto oznamujeme vsetkfm
Sborom q Vencom Slov. X. So
kola, prisliichaj1cim do okresu
g., znpy ", he okres bude vydr-
ziavat' svojn schodzu dna 20.
januara 1888 q .hodine po obe-
de v Sokolovni Sboru 10S. a Ven
ca 81. pod 6islom 1719 Homewood
Ave, Youngstown, O. TAX zia-
dame vsetky Sbory a Vence, pri-
sl1chaj1ce do okresu 2. aby po-
slaly svojich zastupcov ma td
schodzu.
Kazdy Sbor a Venice ma byt'
zastilpeny, lebo name veFmi vaz
ne veci k pojednaniu ma progra.
me.
Zdar Bob!
Michal Galko, tajomnfk
Jozef L. Maruskin, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
,KoNuREs zk3T1sL'A
"RE1zs sACIU' PENAzf

Americky d0lar, ako znamo,
ma teraz i mlikhyeh veciach au-
plovan1 alebo este viesiu cenu,
taIkzc dlzoby dlsnici nem6zu spla-
cat. Menovite IS farmarmi je V
tom OIL lade, zle5 lebo ked' 81 pozi-
cal farmar 1900, potrebpval
5000 buslov pseniee, aby dlzobu
zaplatil, kdezt9 teraz potrebuje,
10000 buslov ha zaplatenie d.
zoby. Ked'ze esny ma svetovych
trhoch nestnpaai ale este kTesajil
spasss zs.s6s;l as.
tt podklad svojho penazneho sy-
stemu, mnohf veddci senatori Vi
dia jedin1 odpomoc inflaciou do
lara, alebo ako to oni volaiii sre-
flaciou" ma hodn0tu, ktorn NAL
pred troma-styrma rokmi. Pri-
yrzenci reflacic sa medzi kongres-
nikmi a senatormi vel mi rSchle
mnozia. 0 otazke mono bude
kongres hlasovat uz Q paru dni.
v pade by terajsi kongres ne
chcel list "a demokraticlkymi ma
vrhami, bude pravdepodobne svo
lany immortality kongres ma II.
aprila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
vYsTAvA SHEET d TUBE
U sTAMBAuGH.THoAPsoN
Rozlicne vyrobn6 stroje, vJrobiEy
q obrazy ukazovane sd v obchode.

Y obchode Stambangh- -Thomp-
SON Co. ma w. Federal st. je w
stava Youngstown Sheet 4 Tube
CO., 2 ktorej 50 moze kazdy clo-
vek mnoho polleit' d tom, sako sa
vyrabaiii rozlicne oeel 'ovt a ple-
chove vyrobky. stavene sti
Iviacere elektrinou hnanf modelo-
We stroje, podobne Rtdrvm, len
vaesie, sd tejto najvacsej oee-
liar lisrni aa N! Mabenipg 81 oline
Jedfn modelov je str0j ma
galvanizovanie plechu a ukazuje.
ako sa plech sinkuje. Druhy je npl
ny butt-weld nnlyn ma vyrobu rdr
Tento model je 12 stop dlhy a
ukazuje nainovsiu vyrobu tohto
druhu rtir.
Tiez je tam stroj, ktory sku-
tocne vyraba klince ma yystave.
Je tam vystaveny i nadherny
osyetleny obraz, ktory vzbudil
vel 'kd pozornost' ma yystave V
Tulsa, Okla. Je to obraz topogra-
fie, is stop dlhy a pat stop siro-
ky. Ma jednom konci je mlyn
ma vyrobu riir a ma druhom st
olejove polia, ktorym Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube Co. dodava
rlry.
Tu vidno polia, vrtacie stroje,
veze. Maly Walk prinasa r,1ry 2
mlyna ma tieto polia zmizne v
lizadf.
Tiez s1 tn styri vel Ike stoly, ma
ktorych ST rozostavene vyrobky
Sheet and Tube. Platne Y rozlic-
nom stadiu vyroby s1 tn ukazane
4 silno osvetlene.
Tito vystavu priprayil Myron
$. Curtis, spravca predajov II
Sheet and Tube Co. Podobne W.
stavy ,lsporiadal uz Y nnnohych
mestdeh, ako Atlantic City, New
York, Cleveland 4 Detroit a do
stal ma Mich prve ceny, ktorych
dive mono vidiet' u Stambaugh-
Thompson vystavene. Vystaya sa
Skoncf tetraz v sobotu vecer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
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