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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26
"FERENC J6ZSEF FOLD" Az
ERDEKLODES K0ZPONTJA
Az olasz leghaj6 eltiinese elott 80
evvel egy leggomb szerencsetlen-
seq szinhelye volt ez a tavoli
fOldr6sz.

A Ferenc J6zsef fold, ugylat
SILK veszedelmes ellensege leg
g0mb0knek es leghaj6knak. A
Foldrajzi intezet legujabb jelen-
teseb6l tudtuk meg, hogy mar 30
ev elott egy leggomb katasztr6fa
jatszodott lie azon a foldreszen,
ahol most az oroszok Mobile ge-
neralis es expedicioja felkutata-
sara indultak es akiknek egy ESQ
portjat most egy olasz repiilo fel-
fedezte. r 2
Amikor Andree, sved felfedezo
1897 ben, leggombjevel eltunt a
Spitzbergakon, kozel ahoz a vi
dekhez, ahol az olasz Mobile szen-
vedett katasztr6fat = felfedezok
ugy veltek, -hogy bizonyara gelet-
fele sodr6dott Ferenc JOSEF
fold fele. Walter Wellman veze-
tett is egy expediciot a kovetke-
z0 evben. - A F0ldrajzi Intezet
asszisztalasaval - Ferenc Jo-
zsef f0ldre, abban a meggy0zo-
desben, hogy Andreet megtalalja
a Cape Floran, amely egyike a
legdelibb szigeteknek es amelyet
felfedezok gyakran megkerestek.
Sainos sem .Andreet, sem leg
gombiet sohasem sikeriilt meg
talalni.
Habar Ferenc Jozsef fold jeg-
gel boritott puszta sziget, ahol al
lit6lag sohasem cit ember, lakha-
to az ember szamara, amt fenye-
sen igazolt az osztrak magyar ex-
pedicio, ameliy szigetet felfe-
dezte akik 1873 telet oft t0ltot-
TEX. Ugyais az eXpedicios haj6
fennakadt a jegmez6k0n es lassan
delre sodrodott, mig vegre is a
Ferenc Josef f0ld0n voltak keny-
telenek kikotni.
l881-ben egy britt felfedezo
csoport (mintegy 25 ember) szin-
ten t0ltott egy telet szigeten,
amikor hsjojuk roncsokra zuz6-
dott .Medvehuson Is mas vadal-
latokon egesz szepen kiteleltek.
Wellman 6s tarsai, valamint a
Ziegler expedited is hosszu h6na-
pokat tilt0tt a sxigeten.
Eredeti fehedez6i szigetnek,
ugy veltek, hogy egy hatalmas
kontinensre leltek, kesobbi expe-
dici6k deritettek csak XII, hogy a
Ferenc Josef fold tobbe kevesbe
apr6 szigetekbol all. A legna-
gyobb szigete so m6rtfold hosszu,
de legtobbje ennel sokkal keye-
sehb.
Eszak Spitzbergen es Ferene
J6zsef Fold eszakii resze kozott q
tenger ugysz6lYan alland6an tor
hetetlen 5eggel van horitva, oily
annyira, hogy eszak fele halo
zas lehetetlen. A f0ldresz szigetei
k6x0tt huz6d6 kisebb szorosokat
/ a6r0k0s jeg boritja, mig nagyob-
bak nyaron yalamelyest felenged-
nek. Erdekes,. hogy ez foldresz
mt gsok kktltai i'riasgebb klimaju,
mint . spitzhergen
Ami . vegetaei6t illeti, egy k6t
I "a ementes reszen csak elvetve lat
Ixli <szaki ffkat IS fiivet. Meg az
|<lleti &let isashg van ittr slte ekint-
M W|V y nagysz&mu msdarskt6L je,
II II PIG 81 4 r =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26

Kohneknal latogat6ban van egy
ur. Alighogy elmegy, Kohn fla
ICY SOL apjahoz:
- Papa, ez a pasas Goethere
emlekeztet.
Ugyan kerlek, Goethe egesz
maskep nezett XII.
- Az lehet. De lit csak arr6l
van $40, hogy ez t5liink egy evvel
ezelStt Goethet kik0lcs0n0zte 8
meg most sem adta visSza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26
Szolgalati 6rak 6s dijsxabas.

Tekintettel a rendkivuli tavOl
sagokra, a z6nabeosztas mem ki
csinyes. Egesz Nagybritaniat egg
csoportba vettek, mig AZ Egyesiilt
Allamokat xt z6nara osztottak
New York az alapar IS innen ha
rom dollaronkent fokoz6dik a dij.
szabas. Ha az a szemely, akit hi
vunk mines jelen, illetye mem le
het megkapDi, a hiyasert csak O1
dollart szamitanak. Tekintettel az
id6kiil0mbozetre New York 6
London k0z6tt, jelenleg csak reg
gel fel hettol esti 8 6raig lehet hi
vasokat eszkoz0ltetni, kes0bb
amint forgalom nagyebb mer'
tekben novekszik, szolgalat
6rakat is kiterjesztik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26
A telefon birodalma.

Az eug6pai telefonvonalak az
amerikaihpz aranyitva aranytala,
null elenyesz0ek. Emellett az ame-
rikai telefon tarsasag 5000 merit
f0ldes transzkontinentalis sz0lga-
latham olyan b5seges tapasztala'
tokkal gazdagodott, ami a transz'
atlantic tavbeszeles sikeres felal-
litasat es zsabalyos miik0deset tet-
te lehetGve.
Evening star., 1928-10-30
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

washing thoroughly every day with
plenty Of warm water and soap.
LOIS LEEDS.
Dry Skin.
Dear Miss Leeds: Q) I am IS
years old and have used face powder
for the last two years, with the result
that my skin feels tight and dry. How
can I remedy 1t? ca My arms are
covered with long, dark hairs. Shall
bleach them or remove them with .
depilatory? M. C. w.
Answer-(D Before washing your
face at bedtime be sure to cleanse 1t
well with cold cream. Do not use any
thing but pure CASTLE soap as facial
soap. Be very careful to rinse of all
the soap and then dry thoroughly.
Failure to rinse and dry carefully often
cream should be used as a powder base
for dry skins. You began using make
up too early. (2) There are disad-
vantages in both methods of treating
superfluous hair. If were you think
would remove the hairs with a cream
depilatory from time to time. The hairs
grow in again, of course. Long light
hairs are almost as Objectionable as
dark ones If you are wearing a sleeve
less evening frock. LOIS LEEDS.
A Dented Nose.
Dear Miss Leeds: ID There is a dent
on the bridge of my nose. Would mas
sage help remove it? (2) am a young
girl and troubled with pimples, which
leave scars. How can I get rid of
them? JOAN s.
Answer-(D The dent may be due
to the underlying bony structure, and
in such case massage would do no
good. It is the t1eshy tip that may be
nodded by massage. You might ask
your physicians opinion on the sub
ject. however (2) See my answer
three to Glendith above. Use an anti
septic wash on the pimples before and
after opening them with a sterilized
needle. Be careful not to break or
bruise the skin in any way. Apply zinc
ointment or other healing salve to the
scars at bedtime to hasten the healing
process. LOIS LEEDS.
Copyright, 1929
Evening star., 1928-10-30

my skin Of blackheads and pimples and
at the same time want to gain weight.
Can do both at once? am II years
old, S feet inches tall and weigh lit
pounds. GLENDITH.
Answer-(D Plain olive oil or mix
ture of olive oil and mineral oil in
equal parts Is good for faded hair. Let
1t stay on your hair several hours at a
time or overnight before you wash 1t off.
Repeat treatments once week. CD Do
not have a permanent wave, as that
would spoil your natural wave. Use a
curling fluid and finger wave your hair
to keep 1t neat while 1t is growing. CD
You are just IL pounds below the aver
age weight for your age and height.
You should be able to gain normal
weight within four to six months If you
follow the suggestions in the letter /
sent you. The tendency to have black
heads and pimples is common at your
age. You will outgrow it in a few years
and in the meantime you can alleviate
the condition by proper local treatments
and attention to health habits. It is
very important to be free from constipa-
ton If you want clear skin. Drink
plenty Of water between meals and eat
some raw foods every day, such as let
tuce, tomatoes, celery and grated car
rots. This need not interfere with your
diet to gain weight. One must have
sufficient roughage in the diet to assure
regular bowel movements. Every day
exercise hard enough to produce per-
spiration. Keep your skin clean by
Evening star., 1928-10-30
Peas and Dumplings.

Sift together one and one-half cup
fuls of -four. half teaspoonful Of salt
and one tablespoonful of baking pow
der. Cut in tive tablespoonfuls of
shortening until it is like coarse meal,
then mix in one well beaten egg and
three-fourths of cupful of milk.
Drop by spoonfulS onto a buttered
steamer, cover securely and steam for
10 minutes without removing the cover.
Arrange the dumplings thus made on a
hot platter and surround with buttered
peas and a well-seasoned white sauce
made of half milk and half pea liquid,
and with one or two chopped hard
cooked eggs added.
Evening star., 1928-10-30
The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER

with him. As they parted each agreed
to write to the other. How often these
promises are made and broken! In this
case, however, the two men corre-
sponded and as q result the younger
man visited his new-found friend. A
short time ago the older man passed
away. His vast business interests in
Florida are in the charge of the strange
fellow he met in the dining car. You
never can tell in what guise Fate will
appear.
1t was nearly midnight Sunday. A
small, poorly dressed elderly woman
waited with apparent eagerness the ar
rival of train. Her eyes were fastened
on the track she was told the cars
would enter on. Finally the cleaning
headlight of the locomotive was visible.
The little old lady almost danced with
joy and peered down the long platform.
The gates swung open and through
them surged the passengers. They were
strange faces, but the optimistic
countenance of the old lady sought
from among them the one she was
waiting for. Others were being greeted
by friends and relatives. Gradually
the number of incomers dwindled to a
handful until the last one passed
through the gates. which we're then
closed. Still the lady fingered hope
fully, but he, she or they failed to come
Dejectedly she turned away and passed
out of the station. There is no more,
but doesn't it stir the imagination?
X
This may be the jazz age for the
fiapper and her boy friend" said the
father of four children. but the small
kid isn't what he used to be when I
Evening star., 1928-10-30

sorry" Each tacitly agreed-with
few human reservations-that it was
an unavoidable collision and neither
raised his voice A long protecting
bumper saved injury to our machine,
but slightly bent the left fender OF the
other.
You won't mind paying for this
xrifling damage?" ventured the other
driver. Indeed we wouldn't and shook
hands on it. It cost a few dollars,
and we have new friend. He might
have added the price of a fresh fender,
but he didn't. If we must collect, it
is pity that We cannot choose our
drivers.
\ X X
Several years ago two men sat oppo-
site each other in a dining car bound
for Washington. One was a gray
haired gentleman of about so. The
other was a youthful fellow about %.
AS is quite usual on such occasions one
of the men remarked concerning the
weather. Then they exchanged cards
and discussed inconsequential affairs
until the train reached Union Station.
The elder man resided in Florida and
was on his way home. He expected to
remain in the city for a day and in
Nited the young chap to have dinner
Evening star., 1928-10-30
Today in
Washington History
BY DONALD A. CRAIG.

October 80, 180O-The citizens Of
Washington met today at o'clock in
the evening at the Little Hotel and
made tentative plans for cooperation
with the citizens of Georgetown and
Alexandria-the other two largest COM
munities in the Territory of Columbia
for an elaborate parade and other cere-
monies to welcome Congress to the
Federal city on the occasion Of its first
meeting here next month.
1t was proposed to send out a gener-
al invitation to individuals and organi-
cations to take part in procession
along Pennsylvania avenue from the
Presidents House to the Capitol, escort
ing President Adams to the latter place,
where Congress will begin its sessions
here.
1t was also proposed that after the
procession a respectful and appropriate
address or communication from the in
habitants of the Territory to Congress"
be presented.
Everything points to a successful af-
fair when Congress finally convenes
here, although, Of course, the plans
thus far are only In the making. En-
thusiasm however, runs high among
the inhabitants not only Of the City
Of Washington, but those Of George
town and Alexandria and the other
nearby communities, which expect to
benefit by the removal here of the
entire Federal Government from Phil
adelphia.
President Adams has been here for
some weeks, and the various executive
departments have been here since the
middle of the Summer, some of them
having moved here from Philadelphia
In the Spring. Neither the Presidents
House nor the Capitol are yet finished,
but they are habitable, and plans have
been made to rush the work to COM
pletion as soon as funds are available
from the further sale of city lots.
There Is apprehension In some quar-
ters that the proposed celebration by
the citizens Of the District of Column
bia to welcome Congress may not be as
successful as some persons expect it
to be. The trouble seems to be that
there are already signs of a contro-
versy over the selection Of a master of
ceremonies. The embryonic controversy
may develop into one Of large propor-
tions, engendered by personal and sec
tional jealousies, but it is sincerely
hoped by those who have the best in
terest Of the District at heart that it
will not interfere with proper and an
enthusiastic welcome.
Evening star., 1928-10-30

They entered beneath the dark and
spreading boughs of the forest, where
the baron followed through an obscure
and intricate path. They soon arrived
at deep recess Of the forest, where the
dark and lofty chestnutS entirely ex-
cluded the sky, and which was so over
grown with underbrush that they pro-
ceeded with difficulty.
The knight sighed deeply as he passed,
and sometimes paused; and having at
length reached spot where the trees
crowded into a knot, he turned, and
with a terrific look, pointed to the
ground. The baron saw there the body
of a man, stretched at its length, and
weltering in blood. A CHASTITY wound
was on the forehead, and death appar-
emily had already contracted the fea-
lures.
The baron, on perceiving the spec
tacle, started in horror, looked at the
knight for explanation, and was then
going to raise the body and examine II
there were any signs Of life remaining.
But the stranger, waving his hand, fixed
upon him look so earnest and mourn-
full as not only much surprised the
baron, but made him desist.
But what were the baron's emotions
when, on holding the lamp near the
features of the corpse, he discovered the
exact resemblance of the stranger who
had conducted him thither. He looked
at the strange knight now in astonish-
ment and inquiry!
AS the baron gazed he perceived the
countenance of the knight to change
and begin to fade, till his whole form
gradually vanished from his astonished
eyes. While the baron stood tranSflxed
to the spot, voice was heard to utter
these words:
1.-THE body of Sir Bevys of Lancaster,
noble knight of England, lies before
you. He was this night waylaid and
murdered, as he journeyed from the holy
city toward his native land.
Respect the honor of knighthood,
and the law of humanity. Inter the
body in Christian ground, and cause his
murderers to be punished.
"As ye observe or neglect this, shall
peace and happiness, or war and mis-
cry light upon you and your house for
eyer!"
The baron, when he recovered from
the awe and astonishment into which
this adventure had thrown him, re-
turned to his castle, whittier he caused
the body Of Sir BevyS to be removed.
On the following day it was inferred
with the honors of knighthood, in the
chapel Of the castle, attended by all the
| noble knights and ladies who graced the
| court of Baron de Brunne, who was
noted throughout the country round for
his magni1cence and courtly hospitali-
| ties.
Evening star., 1928-10-30
Home i'm Good Taste
By SARA HILAND.

The equipping of the electrical FIX
lures is problem which confrontS the
home furnisher. Some fixtures are at
tractive with bulbs alone, while others
seem to appear lacking in completeness
of effect II left In that style.
Whether to use shields or shades Is
another question, and the construction
of the fixture determines this. A good
many are so designed that the bulbs
are too close to the wall to allow for
the addition of shade without its tip
ping. Therefore, it is necessary to use
shields.
In the accompanying illustration is a
very graceful and attractive fixture suit
able for daintily furnished bedroom
The metal portion is dull silver with a
Evening star., 1928-10-30
Pork Pie.

Brown two pounds of pork shoulder
cut in small pieces in bacon fat, add
water enough to cover and simmer for
a few minutes. Place in a creased cas-
serole or baking dish, alternate in lay
ers, one large or two small sliced onions
with two sliced tomatoes and one shred
ded green pepper. Finish with four
diced potatoes. Add water enough to
Just cover and bake for one and one
half hours. Season with salt and pep
per. Put pie crust over the top Of the
pan and finish baking.
Evening star., 1928-10-30

The other day this observer wit
messed the crash of two automobiles in
a side street. Two drivers emerged
with alacrity, and one said, "Whyn't
cha look where you're going?"
Look yourself. I had the right OF
way. and it was your business to stop.
What you going to do about it?" re-
piled the second bitterly.
a"I amt going to do nothing about
it." shouted the first. "Its you that's
going to pay the damages. Look at
that there running board and tell me
it was my fault. You had plenty of
time to STOP"
Say, buddy, was half way ocross
the street when you hit me"
They continued to wrangle until an
officer approached and asked what it
was all about.
Evening star., 1928-10-30
Nut Apricot Parfait.

Mix one cupful of apricot pulp,
made by rubbing through a sieve
enough steamed, evaporated, sweetened
fruit, with half a cupful Of powdered
sugar, one tablespoonful of lemon Juice
and half cupfll of blanched almonds
Dissolve nalf package cf granulated
gelatin in half a cupful Of cold water,
and stir into the other ingredients
When it begins to stiffen, beat for a
few minutes, then fold in lightly one
cupful of double cream whipped firm.
Set in a cold place until stiff. Serve in
sherbet glasses busted with powdered
macaroons. Pack the form In salt and
ice for few hours.
David Shapiro, New York editor, has
donated 100000 for a chair in Yiddish
at the Jerusalem Hebrew University
Evening star., 1928-10-30
Oil for Sunburned Hair.

Dear Miss Leeds: % Is there way
to remedy sunburned hair? I have been
playing tennis all Summer and conse-
quently my hair is streaked and lighter
on top. Would warm olive oil help
any? (2) My hair has tendency to
curl, but am letting it grow long and
it looks very bad. Should get per-
manent wave? 90 am trying to rid
Evening star., 1928-10-30
Baked Eggs and Cheese.

Break the desired number Of eggs
into a shallow creased earthenware or
glass baking dish, add few table,
spoonfuls of cream and salt enough to
season, and sprinkle over the top
grated cheese mixed with fine, dry
bread crumbs. Set this dish In q pan
containing hot water and bake In a
moderate oven until the eggs are set
and the crumbs are brown. Just be-
fore serving add few dashes Of pap
rika
Evening star., 1928-10-30

w 40 q yOLAASoSOA =
I mean the mis-
chievous lad who
detached the lawn
gate and burned 1t
on Halloween. II
the g t e wasn't
burned the owner
W ould frequently
find 1t after dill
gent search repoS-
ing in the branches
of a tree.
why, today ]
could leave the
household valua =
bles on the lawn,
Halloween, with
the reasonable as
surance that they
would he there in
Evening star., 1928-10-30

The most trivial
motor accident is
an unpleasant ex-
perience. and yet it
it possible to begin
a beautiful friend
ship at the time.
A few days ago two
cars collided at a
busy intersection.
One of them is
owned by the writ
er, and he is willing
to express the be-
lief that neither
driver was at fault.
Both owners STEP
ped from their cars
and said almost si-
multaneOllslV. I'm
Evening star., 1928-10-30
|CUT|CURA' HEALS|
LITTLE P|MPLES |
lon Face. Formed Erup-
ltions. Itched and Burned.

"My trouble first began with little
pimples on my face. The pimples
festered and scaled over and later
formed sore eruptions that itched
and burned. They caused disfigure-
ment and were very embarrassing.
The trouble lasted about three
months.
"I used all kinds of remedies but
they did not do any good. ! began
using Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and in about a month ] was COM
pletely healed, after using one cake
of Cuticura Soap and one box Of
Cuticura Ointment" (Signed) Miss
Myrl Flowers, Oakland, Ky.
o Use Cuticura for every day toilet
purposes. Battle with Soap, soothe
with Ointment, dust with Talcum.
soap zss.. Ointment q sndSos. Taleumsss. Sold
syafywhsge, Sample each free. !. Aadress;
@GltqNrn LabeRAtoHsA DvA ,. MAfAA, 1AsAs !.
CutigurA 'ShAYiug Stick s2ke. kNl.
@1mi1nxI
i4fskf
Evening star., 1928-10-30

the morning. I do not know how to
account for the change. Perhaps we
have more to interest the lad. In my
time we made life miserable for the
neighbors. OF course, that was not
the era of the radio and automobile,
but the small boy Is not particularly
in those contraptions.
can't account for it"
Evening star., 1928-10-30
Sweet Tooth.

From the Pathfinder.
Dentist-You have cavity in that
tooth. What do you want me to I'LL it
with?
Little Jimmy-Fil it up with choco-
late.
Evening star., 1928-10-30
(Copyright. 1s2s.l

4. Cushions.
5. Boot.
6. Arabian sultanate.
7. Male deer.
8. In case that.
9. Notable period.
10. Cook.
16. Like.
10. Note Of the scale.
81. Wing Of house.
%. Prefix: again.
"a. Three-toed sloth.
25. Postscript (ab.).
26. Compass point.
81. Note of the scale.
%. Part Of N. Y. State (ab).
90. Nickname.
80. In a heap.
81. New England State (ab.).
SO. Spanish definite article.
"a. President Of the Confederacy.
Sc. Thus.
81. Unadulterated. ~
38. Dry.
80. Girls name.
40. Proposition.
Al. Hypothetical force.
43. Make mistake.
46. India.
48. Note of the scale.
81. Metric unit.
Evening star., 1928-10-30

Faculty of Cooper Union, New York,
has sanctioned student councils that
have definite objectives."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19

TT came nearly three thousand miles through
the air by special messenger to the desk of
Il Proctor L. Dougherty, President of the Dis
trict' sBoardof Commissioners. 1t was sent by VIM.
Mclaughlin, Mayor of Sunnyvale, California.
It marks the first great shipment of Libby's De
Luxe California Peaches to the men and women
of Washington.
It held large golden peach halves fawless,
delicately ripened Such tin of Libby Peaches as
only the fortunate few have been able to secure IN
past years. A symbolic gift dispatched by air.
For last year, out in the rich valleys of Cali
fornia new trees came into bearing in the Libby
orchards. In Sunnyvale and in five other valley
towns, more peaches of the Deluxe grade were
brought to Libby smodel kitchens than ever before.
Nesv to many
in WashiMgtom-thiS famous luxury
Only big perfect halves selected out of many for
their exquisite rpeness for their firm tenderness
and beauty of color are packed as Libby's Deluxe
California Peaches. Still warm with California
sunshine, they are sealed in pure sugar syrup on
the very day they are gathered from the trees.
For wears famous restaurants and hotels have
placed orders long in advance to insure their
supply of these rare peaches. For years they have
been sold at premium.
This year for the first time they can be offered
at price that places them within the reach of
every family in Washington! Libbys Deluxe
California Peaches!
Glistening gold that melts in the mouth! A flavor
that sets you thinking of sunlit valleys! Today
YOU cangve your family thisnewpleas All lead
ing grocers are now offering Lbby's Deluxe Cali
fornia Peaches. Libby, McNeill & Libby, Chicago.
To get choice garieties of all fruits: Hawaiian
PINEAPPLE, Bartlett Pears, Abricots, PIums,
Cherries, etc. as well as Peaches, be sure to ask
for LibbyS.
If unable to get Lbby's Deluxe Peaches from
your grocer, write or telephone our Baltimore plant
$50 Light Street. Phone-Plaza 1441.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19

Commissioner Dougkerty in
his office in the District Build
ang, receives the gift of the
Mayor of Sunnyoale from The
hands of Miss Sue Hill, special
ar 0mbaSSQdreSS