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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04
PETlLETE TRVANf KLUBU
PlLNE cESKY.

"a pfehojne dcasti slavil
ycerejM nedele Y ecake A5lni
Sokol ma Clark ave Klub Piln6
cesky pStilete trvanf. Pc pek-
ne pfednesene smesi ceskych
narodnich pfsni uvftala pred
sedka pr. A. Pekafova RADIO
stf cetn& hosty pfedstavila
fe6nici pf. Justinu Kottovou.
jez vylieaa osudy klubu cd
zalozeni az po dnesnf den,
kdy organisace tato ma "a
jiste dctyhodny pocet TOO Gle
mex. Jalko zakladatelka pred
stavena by1a pi. Pekafova, jez
vfelymi aovy nabadala k dal-
II cinnosti. Originelnim bylo
prednesenf zdravic jubileum
slavicimu klubu p8ti d6vcatky,
nacez p9knou pfilezitosnou
baseh pfednesla mala EliAka
Krejtova, lei "a dobrou a
zfete1nou deklamaci strzila
velkt potlesk. Podobne uvftan
byl,- cely zastup nov5ch Gle
neat. kter6 v poetu 80 sklada-
kSl.
" kIuhl0vni slib, kteryz akt
vhodn& zakoncen byl zapenfm
nasf n&rodnf hymny 'Kde do
NOV mhi". Uvedenfm zakon-
cena byla spolkova Cast pro-
gramu q zbytek v6novan "a
,bavS. veselk vystupy pf. Amt.
Petrov& a pf. Amy Bos6kove
(domovnice q rozjiveny sev-
covsIkt ucednfk) i druh6 duet
to pf. Marie Hochove a pf. An
ny Pfechove (lcottavy a hlu-
ch5) nem&lo pfisp9H k roz-
veselenf obecenStva Jakoz ucl-
Mia ! K posledku dram. odbo-
rem sokola Nova vlast sehra-
na jednoaktov& fraska s.Mod-
re pond9lf "a dcinkovanf Of.
L. Tomyfkov9 a pp. Ant. q va
clava Nebes&fe. Pr. Pekafova
vzdala DO aktovce vrelt DIX
vsem dcastniknm. ktem Sc do
stavilf re vsech clevelandsk skych
osad.
Po vycerp&nf programu Sc
Slo Sc dold, kde uchystany
dlouhk stoly. "a ktere Sc hoste
usadi1i K spolecn& veteff. Ia
vgr 1ubilsa tvofila tanecnf I'd
bava. "a ktere dlouiio do noci
panovaia tatAz n4laIda jako
odpoiedne 4 veter. Klubu Pill
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04

ne cesky je vseobecne piano.
ably ma zap'ocat4 drAze setrval
ably pn jubileu nejb1fze pfis-
tim sc mohl vykazati aspoh
vysledky podobnymi jak tomu
by1o letos.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04

- v 4 TV
nAvestich, propagacnfch PAM
fletech atd. Pan Bauler zafa-
zuje do sve publikace dale. ko-
respondencnf listek vydany spo
lecnostf propagacni, kde ma fl.
alove pdde (barva smutku)
jsou vymalovany Uhry pred
valecne, pres nez napiaty pas
ky: cervena, bila, zelena (na-
rodni barvy mad'arske) a ma
pis v reci anglicke, italske, ne
mecke a frarcouzske: "Uhry, !,
jake byly 4 jake budou ma
vzdy!" Krone toho je otiste-
no propagacnich listku vice.
Propaganda Sc deje vsude, We
skole j v kostelich. We chra-
mech hlas& Sc pozadavek OBJ
novenf starych Uher. Jeden IL
sick "nabozensky" predstavu-
je kfiz, ma nemz je pribita
rnapa Uher opletena trnovou
|korunou. Dole je napis: "Ukri
zovan& Uhry". Ma druhe stra-
me tohoto lfstku stoji: "Ukri-
|zovane Uhry vstanou z hrobu
|stnj co stdj!" v modlitebnfch
knfzkach je vsutnuta modlitba
|tohoto zn6ni: Pane, v jehoz
|rukou Sc naleza osud zemi a
InarodI, mel slitovani S nasi re
INF, JED trpi a jiz znicila val
ka. Mel slitovani s narodem
mad 'arskym, tax zkousenym ;
uved' nepfatele nasi zmrzace-
ne zem6 na cestu moudrosti,
aby pochopili, jak velka je ne
spravedlnost, ktere Sc dopus-
till proti nasi vlasti. Nedopust'
rozd6leni naseho prvniho a
svateho krale; budiz dtechou
'nasim bratrim, padlym do
tezkeho jha otroctvi; dejz
nam jednu jedinou Will; lid
podle svate vile sve srdce nej
! rvetsfch, aby r. obnovili nasi
'vlast, jez klesla v trosky." Ma
jine pohlednicce je mapa u
kfizovaneho a ma d.uhe strane
napis: "Uhry ubicovane, tupe-
ne, kfizovane." - Pan Bauler
svojf publikaci zfskal 81 "a.
sluhu 0 odhaleni protimfro.
iivych a iredentistickych !snad
Mad'ard pred svetem evrop.
skym. Knihu jeho by mely ci.
sti zejmena jiste kruhy an.
glicke.
I zloxinec All. Houdek, po
dezfely ze 3 vrazd, We vazbs
" techto dnech odpykal 81 zlo.
cinec 37lety Antonfn HoudeA
2 Kondratce u Vlasime v pan.
kratcke trestnici 6mes. tezkJ
zalaf. Ponevadz jest Houdek
vin&n ze zastfelil cetnickehc
strazmistra Ladislava Petrd z
Chotysan a spaehal loupeznou
vrazdu ma rolnfku Karlu Bah.
'kovi ze Ctibofe a ma obchod.
niku dobytkem, Karlu Hechto,
wi re Suchomast, byl odveza,
do vazby krajskeho. soudu '
Tabofe.
Mad'arsti oposiSnfci pro do.
hodu . lud'aky. Mad'arstf opt
sicnfci cht6li by zmafit delnost
slovenskych zupnich zastupi
telstev a okres. vyboru. Ia tim
dtelem chteji vytvorit jednot.
ny biloxi zupnich a okresnich
vybord mad 'arskych a lud'ac
kych. Otazkou tou bude Sc "a.
btvat mezi jintmi take spo.
lecna konference zupnich "a.
stupcn mad'ar oposicnich
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04

E. St. Vr1z byl z prakske
sanatofe Podoli v lednu pro-
pusten do domaclho osetfoya
nj a pfeyezen do. sveho bytu
v karllne, Strossmayerova ul.
&. 10. Lecba pokracovala tax
fispesne, ze .ie nad6je ma vyle
teni bez operace. Prejeme mi
stru Vrazovi brzke uzdraveni
Jablko nepadlo daleko cd
stromu. Cetnictvo Velke By
strice u Olomouce zatklo We
stredu v Bukovanech madeline
kvftko, 16leteho prohnaneho
darebu Antonina Knolla z Pro-
st6jova, Knoll, ac mladicek, ma
"a sebou jiz celou historic
Napajedelsti kons v 1talii.
" Italii vyhrali loni v Napa-
'jedlich koupeni kone celkem
|432.750 lir, coz znamena veli-
ky 1spech naseho svetozname
,ho hrebcina. Kon6, .jiz byli
ipfivezeni do Italie z Rakous-
ka a Mad'arska, vyhrali v r.
1923 celkem 9O6.625 lir, z
Francie $4,000 lir, Nemec-
ka $4,000 lir, kdezto kone do
|vezeni Angle docilili celko-
I've vyhry 1,412.975, lir.
Sensa6ni proces pred vojen-
skym soudem v ceskych
Budsjovicich.
Pred brigadnim soudem v
c. Budejovicich projednava sc
pripad, ktery ozivil hroznou
dobu svetove valky. Je vymlu-
lvnym dokumentem Izasneho
zesuroveni tax Nv. rakouskych
iiznych ddstojnfku, ktefi nele
kali Sc zadneho zlocinu a sta
Ii Sc postrachem sveho okoli.
Pfi liceni vychazi ma jevo
Iv9ci primo hrozne. Zalovan je
byvaly nadporucik generalni-
tho stabu Jan Klima, naroz.
Iroku 1892 v MAIDEN Il c. Bu-
dejovic, zenaty a dIstojnik z
povolani. Obzaloba ie velmi
lobsahla a predvolano je 81
isv9dkG, Etcff usv6dcuii obzalo
|vaneho z neslychanych bestia-
lit. Jan Klfma je zalovan, ze
Ijako velitel technicke roty BY
|valeho c. X. streleck6ho pluku
IL. 20, jako velitel 3. polni roty
'Itehoz pluku v Ukraine a jake
lvelitel samostatneho oddilu
lpovereneho odzbrojovacf axe
Nv 5 vesnicich okoli Baltu
Ina Ukra line a konecne jake
Imlstni velitel v Berzsadu ma u
Ikrajin6 v dob6 mezi II. cerv-
|nem a 1. zarim 1918 zneuzi-
|val sverene mu moci sluzebni
" imyslu, ably vojenskemu e.
Iraru a dotcenym osobam sko-
du zpdsobil.
T Nadporucik Klima vybiral
Isl z ,vojenske vystroje, urcene
Ipro muzstvo nejlepsi kusy,
|kradl muzstvu pfid6lene. po-
|traviny, jez 81 We velkem mnoz
|stvi bud ponechal anebo zasf-
Hal do Vidne sve milence. 81
Idil vojensky erar tez tim, re
Isl daval zhotovovati cd profe-
Isionall spousty rGznych vo-
ljenskych kroju, bot, nabytku
Iatd., atd. Ma Ukraine mimo
Ito bez vysSiho rozkazu prova-
ldel rekvisice zbozi a naturalii
u mistniho obyvatelstva ma
hromadil spousty mouky, GU
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04
'TA, Jlz NELzE oDoLATP.

.TA. Jiz NELzE oDoLATr.l
Sokol Cech-Havlicek zavde-|
iii Sc cetnym svym pffznivcdm|
sehranim yeselohry pod svrchuI
uvedenym nazvem v Narodnil
Sini vcera vecer. Byla to stast-
ma volba red. br Brychcina,
nebot' hra tato zejmena Sc ho-|
df "a sokolske predstavenf al
ponevadz vsechny 1lohy byly|
dobre obsazeny, lspech byl dol
konaly. Ia, jiz nelze odolati,
byla Milada Olmerova, vdova
po velkoobchodniku (ses. Via
sta Brychcinova) a pax zas
jejf nevlastni sestra Albina
Hefmanova (ses. Albinas KusoI
va) a tou neodolatelnostf bylo
velike d6dictvi, 0 nemz ctyri'
roztouzeni seladoni nell "a to,
ze je ziskala Milada a kdyz
Albina je presvedcila, re ona
Jest vlastne dedickou, prenesli
svoji horouci lasku ma nj. Ma
konec dedickou vsak prece je-
nom je Milada a vitezf prava
laska, jez ma zadne dedictvi
nepocitala a Milada podava ru
ku svemu svarnemu sokoliku
Jirfmu Machovi, lekarniku
(br. Frant. Petr). Ably, to by
10 slavnostnejsi, venuje re sve-
no dedictvi sto tisic korun ma
|postaveni stanku pro Telocvic-
nou Jednotu v domov6 sveho
nastavajiciho manzela.
Vedle sve uslechtile tender
ce kousek, jehoz autorem jest
karel Piskor, jest opravdovon
|veselohrou, pin situaci, jez o.
petovne strhuji divaka k u.
primnemu smichu. Sehran pax
byl primo skvostn6, vsichni L.
tinkujici dovedli witt Sc do
svych 1loh, jez podali Verne a
NELL je tez dobre nastudovany,
take napovedu jenom zridka
kdy bylo slyseti. Jevist6, pro
|nez nabytek zapdjcil b. V. Sc
'dlacek, skytalo pGvabny po-
hled to nejenom dix tomuto
nabytku, nybrz. jest6 vice zen
|skemu personalu. Vedle svrchu
zmin6nych dam vyborne Sc u
platnily We svych llohach ses.
m. Vazacova, jako Zorka, ne
ter Milady Olmerove; ses. B.
Pelichova, jake Filomenina,
ktera i pres sve tezk5 nastuze-
inf dlohu pekne sehrala 4 ses.
M. Chaloupkova, jako Tonca,
sluzebna. Muzsky personal ne
zGstal nijak "a zenskym a ne
bylo by to snadnou veci rozho-
|dovati, kdo ziskal 81 nejvica
zaslouzenych vavrinl. Ma pri
klad -takova postavicka, jako
|vyvofil p. Ant. Strachota (ja-
ko Sorner, podnajemnik Mila-
dy Olmerove) musela by ro-
zesmati i nejv6tsiho mrzouta
a "a MIN nijak nezhstali po-
zadu p. v. Baumgartl, jako
Manyrek, mattel vinic; br.. E.
Pelich, jako novomanzel Okta-
|vian Krzan; br. Josef Hruby
|jako Tailich, zet' Manyrkiv /;
br. Frantisek Petr, jake Jill
Mach, lekarnfk; br. Josef
trance Milady a br. Ferd.
Havlicek, jako Huslar, bra
Kodes jako Slezak, jehoz v9r-
ma laska ku hezoucke Zorce
take ma konec zvitezila. Jsme
jisti, ze kazdy ztravil pffjem-
ny vecer v Narodni Sfni vcera
na pfedstavenf Sokola Cech-
Havlicek, k cemuz velkym d.
lem pfispela tez Sokolska hud
ba; pod rizenim br. R. Hanny.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-09
HOW TO WRITE WHAT WE WANT

\ siokc is 2 form Of humor which is written in dialogue. It is something witty: a jest: or wltticism.
 The best joke--the one we ran ac- cept-is the one where the funny an- swer has what is known as inc punch" or kick" Just as you do not like forced hu nor when your friends speak it so do Fun Ship readers Tebel at our using joke wherein the answer is forced, and lacks sparkle. Jokes must he written so that the final punch will bring explosive laughter.
 Now: you can create joke. or you can fashion one about funny incidents that happen all about you. After you have written what you believe is a very. very humorous joke, fry if on few intimate friends. 1T they sur rive. and tell you it's good, send il on to US post haste.
 The best rOIiiclsifg jokes come from the public-not from professional hum0rists.
 so go 10 fl with vim. Ton can write a lot or jokes ne can accept. Do not become discouraged if we-do not
New Britain herald., 1924-06-09
CONGRESSIONAL METHODS

The late session or congress ended iH rs customary manner There vas inc usual jam of bills. large pro- portion or which couid not bo under the wire before adjournment. Some of these unfortunate children Of con- rrcs=ioHsI ineptitude were among the most important before that body: o'hnrs are 5usi as v1elI off dead.
 The war veterans bonus, which congress passed over thc Cool.d-e veto. requires st2e. .oau. .B0a for it's op- 'fati0n this year. and tIris sum was included in the d"hcicgcy appropria- ion biil. The iiu aIso included SIS. 900 oo0 for income fax refunds due q" the changed isw. Bu the biH got tsnrled BP in tha final ia-p and nt $ administration leaders are Isft to
New Britain herald., 1924-06-09
DR. FRANK CRANES DAILY EDITORIAL
A Magician Among the Spirits
By DIR. FRANK CRANE

eIar turned name? Mass he replied kiar reored Your right is Ja1nesCr lie. said Mass
 Oh no a lie l your and be her father the tombstone inscribed James Cropzy" ...-. .. = . anything that had following day letter from Mass notheI rbis f convinced klar told all Mas refu o it. had Mass in the supposed trance" Among IIoudni concentrated th r his life  mediums fom1s to s oman today.
  he is the relentless enemy deliberate fraud. anything spintusm ~l the sdro ca Q discuss
 whole matter lies what Houdn explained 10 a he sad
 do Of perform. IIoudini sun whole belief follows:
 Doyle thinks nediumc and that some of my of spirits
 
  fight with the spitusiis but do believe the people of ~piruais attended anything nediunic aid Nor have possible Co conmni hosew passed of this fife" that he magician and entertain
  afirfsut
 Copynght, 1924. U The Mcclure Newspaper sHdcsts.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-09
INSANITY AS \ CRIME DEFENSE

It appears that Nathan Leopold, Jr.,
 and Richard Loeb, the two sons of
 Chicago millionaires who are charged
 with murderng Robert Franks also
 the son Of millionaire, will face a
 tribunal Of justice with the plea made for them by counsel that they were
 insane, and that as a consequence the
 death penalty should not be inflicted.
 It is argued by some that all per-
 sons who commit felonious and premeditated crimes arc Insane in some degree: others claim that crime committed in the heat of passion is evidence Of temporary insanity. If both premises arc correct, then all crime is insanity.
 It is hard for the average person 10 adopt either Of these views. Tn the Leopold and Loeb cases, the former was an exceptionally intelligent student and the latter evidently his dupe. According to the so-cslled con fessions, they planned the crime with diabolical cunning, which it Is hard to reconcile with common notions Of in sanity. Only the accidental loss or eye glasses led to their apprehension 1 as suspects; and even after confronted | by detectives they were able to fool ] them for several days. The jury will have to decide whether this smackcd l Of insanity. The newspaper jury Of . millions may have already made private decision.
 The public cannot he blamed for looking upon the insanity plea with suspicion. Had the Thaw case never occurred. the public state Of mind as regards this defense might be differ ont. The public is aware that Thaw, proved" insane by medical testimony, spent some years in an institution where he enjoyed more or less luxury, N tih hbN I5 n ltFF HiFtl- ilbi bttabSH Inc original verdict of insanity at his trial has becnNverturncd. but because since that time he is regarded as being sane.
 Consequently the man in tho street surmises that if the Chicago youths are declared insane. what is to pre- rent them from being declared sane lon years from now?
 That is a psychological condition hat Clarence Darrow. with all his 'oroHsicaI fuesss. will have to com at. Justly or Hn5ustiy. the memory or rhaw uitl finger in the suhronscfous minds of the fHry they listen 10 the insanity experts.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-09
TREES X CIVIC ASSET

Some years ago a distinguished per
 sonage from the east had occasion to
 visit Detroit. After he had spent \ ! few days in the motor metropolis a
 ubiquitous reporter inquired as to his
 impressions.
 What impresses me most about Detroit are the lanes of trees that are ] found on virtually every street. he replied, and that even the downtown sections have them in profusion." From this answer it can be readily determined that the visitor to Detroit
 was not from New Britain. IT this had
 been the case he would have been familiar with the appearance of cano- pies Of trees along city streets and would not have reacted towards De- troits trees as the most outsandisg characteristic Of the city.
 The gentleman probably was from a community or 2 city which falsely concluded trees were an incubus, that they lured muititudcs Of bugs created moisture. prevented the healthful rays Of the sunshine from playing around buildings. and interfered with ths light from street lamps at night. Amusing as il may appear. some cities have been built up" upon this tree less plan.
 4 glory of New Britain is is trees. This may be true of most Of the cities of Connecticut. II is a glory that is ca silly overlooked ny citizens vho come in daily contact with the sentinels along the highways Although famili- Hrity does not consistently breed con- tempt. it frequently engenders indif- ference.
 Nov Britaiu's residence streets arc bowers of trees and foliage. There are expansive lawns. with plenty Of room for tots al play and for the circulation ! Jf pure ozone. The city IS an important !! curing center and plenitude i af large factories and high smoke . stacks greet Inc eye. Yet the air is not dcspoiicd by smoke nor made im- . pure by the gases Of industry. The l presenc of factories is scarcely dis |. -.ruibIe in the residence districts. For his desirable condition trees and foliage are largely responsible. through their chemical purincation of ,l he atmosphere. N
 Trees in a modern city being of =Heh parsrnount importance. from a heir Perpetuatlon is important.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-09
UEN, JOHN T, WINTERS

In the death of Rev. John T. Win ters, venerable pastor of St Mary's church New Britain loses a spiritual leader, civic idealist and model citi- zen. Thousands of fellow citizens, members of all creeds who mourn the passing of Father Winters, attest to the wide esteem in which he was held.
 Father Winters g years of service in New Britain form a record of uni que Accomplishment in which the city at large, as well as his church, was the gainer. No priest can be at the head of an institution of such prominence as St, Mary's without exerting a powerful influence for good that di- rectly or indirectly is feh throughout the city.
 As an organizer and planner he stood out as priest who could com blne spirituality and business ability. The remarkable improvements at St, Mary's during his tenure are testi- mony 10 his unilagging zeal for the development of a church plant com mensurate with the needs of the parish
 But when all this is contemplated, it is Father Winters as man Of faith snd charity who will be remembered in the community. He helped every worthy cause and gave aid wherever 1t was needed, doing so unostcntatious- ly It is said of him that no ono actually in need ever came to Father Winters without gaining assistance of some sort He not only preached Christian principles Of love and char itN but he put them into actual per formanco every day Of his life. Noth- ing npblcr can be said of any man.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-09
s25 Fears Ago To-day
,iTaken from Herald Of that daie,

The Herald will post bulletins this evening of the result by rounds of the Fitzsimmons-Jeffries fight. The news will be received over the Herald's sps- cial news wire.
 Reports from East Berlin are to tho effect that the Berlin Iron Bridge shop is working 20 hours a day. One hundred new men have been given employment and so more workmen from New York will arrive next week. The bridge industry is at it's height.
 IL is expected that William Scheuy will be appointed chief trumpeter and Horace Saunders color sergeant on the staff Of the new colonel of the First regiment.
 IT. l.. Mills is in Ptekskill, N. T., on visit.
 White Oak entertained last evening cne of the biggest crowds that has been out there in the evening this sea- son.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-09
Observations On 7he Weather

For New Haven and vicinity: Fair tonight; Tuesday increasing eloudi' ness:
 Southern New England and Con. nccticut. Fair tonight: Tuesday in. crcasing cloudiness. continued cool;
 moderate northeast winds,
 Conditions. Showers have been general during tho last 24 hours in nearly all districts cast Of the Rocky Mountains. A disturbance central this morning over oklahoma is caus- ing unsettled weather from Texas to Minnesota. Pleasant weather prevails in the eastern DOT ton Of tho Lake region and north cast. The temperature is xlsing in the southern districts but S6ntinues low along the northern border from Montana to Maine. Conditions favor for this vicinity fair and continued cool tonight, followed by increasing cloudiness on Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-09
WTICouE BrnpIxG BOOM

The official report from Washington that home building in New Britain is on the increase will he received with much satisfaction iu tha city. In- creased building activities are rr- ported from throughout the entire state. with the evrsption of Bridsa- port. where more homes are not neces- sary.
 Reports from throughout the entire county are 10 he rffert that tHe rrsf- ehils h0gsing shortage is bainr dee imated. Tn some cities. vbere there zss 2 drar'h of homes. # uo longer s1isis. Judging from The report. Nsa Britain is ssll on the Hzy torafd
New Britain herald., 1924-06-09

meeting all requirements as to hous
 ing. How long it will take is any.
 body's guess.
 Government agencies report that the
 construction of two-famiy proper | ties has greatly increased since the
 war. Economy Ih construction. it is
 said, has forced this development. For several generations three -deckers' have been common in New England
 where they originated. They are the concomitants of congestcd popula-
 tons. The visitor. from the west us-
 ually dislikes their appearance.
 Two-family houses, sometimes re-
 fcrred to as Boston flats" are get ting 10 be well nigh standard in sub
 urban developments. Almost every
 where near the cities, they are sup plating the one-family house. Whether they will continue to do so after the housing shortage is conquered throughout this section remains 10 be seen. If costs of building are ever substantially reduced one family dwellings probably will return to their pristine popularity with builders.
 While the real estate market was on the upgrade there was much specu- lation incident to the business. This was because 1t was easy to speculate in rising market. When the market becomes stationary or begins to slip speculation ends. So far as the renter is concerned, he won't weep over this contingency. To many persons, speeu- lation in housing is as reprehensible as speculation in food products.
 The urge to make a profit, how ever, is not speculation. Without this urge there would be no houses built and the housing situation would re- main desperate. Homes are being con- structed to sell and to rent, and there will be a profit for the builder orowner in either case. It is only when the profit becomes unreasonable that there can be legitimate objection.
 Realtors usually arc our greatest boosters. They virtually "sell" the country to us and it is largely due to their enterprise that citizens buy homes. It has been due to their ef- | 'ort. too. that the housing shortage has 1 been lessened and is in fair way to 1 be eliminated within the near future. i Realtors sometimes are criticised, | md where the minority have fostcred { speculation it perhaps has been de- 'erred: the majority, however, are lard at work fostering and financing operations and increasing Iyailable homes.