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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07

! continental fliers on the Wichita
Oklahoma City leg, bringing his
Cessna A monopolane across the fin
ish line at the municipal III rfield at
l0:47 a. m, today.
Robert Dake Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
flying an American Moth. continued
TO hold second position, landing al
ll:l3 "a. m.
Rowland took off for Fort Worth.
the night control point, four minutes
after Dake's landing.
Seven more planes arrived shortly
before noon. Dale G. Jackson Of St.
Louis, flying a Swallow biplane,
landed at 11:44 a. m. He was the
third man in. although he started
tenth from Kansas City.
George ". Hopkins of Detroit.
flying Stinson, Jr., was fourth.
1t was announced that Tex Ran
kin of Portland, Ore, who dropped
TO fifth place in the standings yes
terday because of two forced land
ings, had regained fourth place by
fast flying today.
James Charles OF Richmond. va
in an Eagle Rock, was sixth in.
y L. Whitman Of Byron, Wis. in a
Pheasant, was seventh in.
Other arrivals before noon. IN
their respective order were:
VI. N. Emery. Jr., Bradford, Pa.
N Trayelair: Theodore WI. KENYON.
Boston. Challenger; Arthur ". Kill
hps, Chicago. Waco; Don Phillips.
seattle. thailenger, Louis Derry-
berry. Abilene. Tex. Travelair: War
ren A. Smith. Forps, N. J., Swallow: I:
John #. Carberry, Toronto. Ont.
Iravelalr; George Zinn, Trenton.
n. y, Challenger; George W. Brill.
Monterrey Park. Calf. Travelair.
alfred Stanley. Elmira. N. ". Waco I:
Stuart Chadwick. Red Bank. n. j.,
Waco.
WICHITA. kans.. Sept. T.-tPD--
Earl Rowland. Wichita pilot. led the
class A fliers in the transconti-
mental air derby into his home air
port here today, landing at 1856
a. m.
RowIand's officisl landing time
was announced as s:35:40 a. m, by
the judges.
@'c1tAe RAht tL AliteOuIEN. VINO
took off from Kansas City in his
Amrican Moth plane at 7:0i o'clock.
landed at S:50:33. the judges an
nouncd
unofficially Rowland had increas-
cd his margin Of lead 70 81 min
utes and 53 seconds over Dake.
The planes made Commute
stop here before taking off for the
next control point. Oklahoma City.
IN today's flight to Fort Worth.
third night control.
Following Rowland and Dake in
landing at the Wichita airport. in
order Of their arrival were :. Il.
Whitman of Byron. Wis. in his
Pheasant; Dale q. Jackson. 81. Louis.
Swallow: Arthur w. Killips. Chi
cago. Waco; James :. Charles.
Richmond. Va. Eagle Rock: George
W. Hopkins. Detroit. Stinson; Eu-
gene Ditmer. Tarrytown, n. Y,
Travelair; w. n. Emery, Jr., Brad
Continued on page ten.)
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
RIVER FORECAST

The river will continue to fall
slowly all along during the next q
10 as hours.
Flood Present 2s-Hr. 9s-Hr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07

METHODISTS UNITE IN r91
LINERPOOL.-The combination or
Wesleyan, Primitive and United
Methodists will Eo into effect in 1882.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07

High and low tide at Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal mcteor0loEi-
cal conditions.
H-rh f.l5 a. m.
E.nw E1mA WI Nna
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
She Likes to

get out of the kitchen
these hot nights. A cool
meal in a cool place
makes her life more en-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07
FIVE DIE AS
PLANESCRASH
Sister Ship of Hassell's
Plane Dives Into
Rockford River

ROCKFORD. Ill. Sept. T.--lPl--
The sister ship Of Bert Hassell's
monoplane the Greater Rockford to-
day was submerged in the Rock river.
A World war aviator was killed and
four Rockford men seriously injured
when its motor failed at a height Of
200 feet and toppled over a wire into
the river yesterday.
M. +. Headley. the pilot, was in
stantly killed The injured. all pas
sengers were: Richard Ives, who
may die Of a fractured skull, broken
leg and internal injuries; Horace II.
Tuck. broken ribs; Dean Pringey,
broken jaw; Paul Charm. bruises.
HOUGHT0N, Mich. Sept 7.--(Pl-
An airplnne crash near kcweenaw
bay took the lives Of two pilots yes
terday. Walfred Petajs, CONNER
cial pilot. and Rudolph Martin Of
Dollar Bay. Mich. who was giving
passenger flights at a county fair,
were the victims.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07

CLEVELAND, Sept. t. R A
crumpled wing forced a Laird plane
500 feet 10 the ground az the mu-
nicinal airport yesterday and instant
Iy killed George Stowell Of Detroit.
the pilot. and Gil Merryman, also Of
Detroit. Messenger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07

* MISSOURI PACIFIC mas
Continued on PAGE ten.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07

Stage Stage Chng. Pain
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07

m us whether there are an
enses 70 be paid for the through
hspment or phosphate over the bor
der al Brownsville and what docu
merits would be required to get th'
cars across the border without loss
of time. 1t is our intention to shif
the phosphate in train loads"
-HE LETTER from Mon. rrey Is
one OF many that have been re-
eeived in Brownsville in recent
wears. and indicates possibilities IN
northeastern Mexico for ore and
pther mineral shipments
Brazos Santiago is nearer the
Monterrey district than the port at
Tampico.
incidentally. Brownsville is nearer
.rty feet Of water than is Corpus
:sti. which dredged twenty
mile channel through the Cor
hristi bay. to enable shipping
roa,ss in and out through Port
IS.
* MISSOURI PACIFIC mas
Continued on page ten.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
COLORINC
HERE TO STAY
Feminine Tate Asks
Its Chrsyler Tech
nicians Say

The vogue Of bright colors which
has featured automobile fashions the
past year, shows no sign Of passing,
and has been strongly emphasized at
the 1928 New York and Chicago ma
tional shows. Experienced judges
seem to agree that the vivid and pic
turesquely named shadings which re-
placed the former somber and mo-
notonous finish of motor cars are
destined to occupy q permanent place
in public preference.
However, say Chrysler color tech
nicians, the trend is toward a more
harmonious use of color, in chromatic
blends which employ various related
shades of the same basic color,
rather than toward sharp contrasts.
Feminine taste largely guides the
selection of new automobiles just ms
it shapes the great majority Of ex-
penditures by American families. and
it has evidently decreed a permanent
vogue for the light, luscious tones
which have been so popular Of late
in home furnishings, in dress and in
hosiery, though of course the more
restrained finishes are still available
for their a~dherents.
Americans Of today, educated in
recent years to a heightened appre-
citation of>artistic expression-people
of modetA as well as the
wealthy-haW acquired an assured
consciousness OF kality and have
definitely left behd them the timid
conservatism of fol yer times. They
know the beauty o~ combina-
tions will continue to be Nken In
1928 with scientific selection oNlor
values, as during recent months, ~
with especial consideration TO they
a~daptability for each particular type
and model of car.
Chrysler color technicians, who
played the leading role in the trend
away from the archaic, somber blacks
which had established a melancholy
monopoly in the minds Of motor car
builders until about four years ago,
point out that the duotone contrasts
which featured their original produc-
tion in 1924 remained the prevailing
vogue in motor car fashions until q
year ago, when Chrysler was again In
the forefront Of the change to n new
color fashion, characterized by chro-
matte harmonies and blends rather
than widely contrasting hues.
One Of the salient points of Chrys-
Ter color policies, these experts point
out, is the practice Of making fire.
quent changes Of color combinations
for all body types. The practice, il
is claimed. unites the advantages y
standard and custom car buying/
permitting the practice Of ecosDy
while enabling the purchaser to graf
ify individual preference regarding
all details, including color.
! A recent illustration of this prac-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
Chauffeur Type
Car Is Changing

Changing traffic conditions and
the wider use to which all types OF
cars are being put by owners, has
resulted IN a decided change in de-
sign of the chauffeur-driven automo-
bile. The town car is being called
upon for extended tours or for tripS
TO country homes and so must be
designed to meet conditions existing
on country highways as well as il
city traffic.
According to automotive engineers,
the chauffeur-driven car is becoming
lighter and more maneuverable, with
the Franklin Automobile company OF
Syracuse, n. Y, leading the way in
this new order of design.
The Franklin airman limousine
weighs from 800 to 1000 pounds less
than the customary car of this type
r is operated in dense traffic
with surprising ease. 1t is equally
adaptable to the rough roads found
In many sections of the country and
a maintain a high rate Of speed
all day without firing passengers.
Every inch of space has been made
available for the futher comfort of
the passengers.
Recognizing that the limousine
may frequently be used as a sedan
with members of the family at the
wheel. n sliding partition between
the front and rear compartments
has been provided for such occasions,
and both compartments have been
fitted and upholstered with the idea
of providing the luxury which Is de-
sired for owners and guests.
The rear compartment seats five
people with convenience to all. The
two sliding auxiliary seats fold into
a recess in the back Of the front
seat. The car is equipped with smok-
ing set, cigar lighter, telephone and
the many other furnishings custo-
mary in this type ear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
First Woman Speaks
At Culver Academy

CULVER, Ind, PA precedent MS
old as Culver Military Academy it.
self was broken when Mrs. Irene
Mcintyre walbridge q Petersbor-
ough, N. H., national president Of
the American Legion auxiliary, ad-
dressed the students OF the school
for boys.
She was the first woman ever TO
receive such an invitation. The occa-
sion was the annual memorial SER
vice for more than three score Gull
YER men who were killed in the
World War.
Mrs. Walbridee was Salvation
Army worker in the war and was
under fire ESQ days. She was gass-
"a twice and received two citations
for bravery
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12

and Buick offers these
EnriYdied qualify
features
Lovejoy HydrsuIic Shock Absorb
ers. front and rear
Smart low-swung Fisher bodies
Form 6ning tailored seat cushions
Rich color harmonies. inside and
out
Bullet-rpe headlamps
ADVISABLE steering column
The Buick Douhle-Lock Zone
turn of the key locks both igniron
and steering wheeD
The famous Buick Sealed Chassis
with every operating part scaled
Inside q dirt-proof, dusz-proof,
wster-nght housing
Triple-sealed engine
Vscuum cleaned crsnkcase
One universal Joint. instead ofrwo
or thre-snd systematically lubri-
Gated
Buick mechanical 3-wheel brakes
Torque-rube drive
Five-bearing surface steering gear
Conrollable- beam headlights
Balanced wheels
Air hlfer
Oil alter
Gasoline filter
Thermostxtic circulation control
Automatic heat control
Vacuum venfilsfor (no oil dilu.
tion)
Spark plugs sealed against water
Engine mounfings OF resilient rub
ber-both front and rear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12

ant projects will brought for discuss
sion including q canning factory, new
road movement, hotel. and other
similar movements. "A recent ruling
states that all residents Of the COM
munity who have Weslaco as their
trading center are members OF tho
chamber Of even though
not contributors and therefore are
eligible to vote at chamber elections.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
French Worker
To Get Decoration

PARIS R)-France is going to
decorate a mar who has spent al
most three quarters of a century
in the same factory, the French
record for service.
Old Father" Michaux, now SO,
went to work in the Fremaux tex
tile mills near Lille when he was
ten years old. He still makes the
wooden shuttles that he began
making during his apprenticeship.
He has lived through two wars and
a revolution and he has seen four
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12

tice is found in the illustrious new
"72" convertible coupe with rumble
seat. When this car first appeared
last fall it was in a tasteful COM
bination and black and Italian cream,
with burmese blue moulding. The
original coloring was replaced after
a few weeks with n combination OF
Chrysler gray brown and puttee gray,
striped in mandarin yellow and par
fridge cream; a color scheme alter
mated in every 100 cars with rendez-
vous gray and maison gray, striped
with partridge cream and gold bronze.
Similar variations are scheduled for
kody types Of the four Chrysler
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12

around him. The pride Of his life
is that he has never had but one
job, and still earns his pay.
when / stop working life will be
over for me-" he says. His employ
ers have urged him to stop working
or at least shorten his hours, promis-
ing him he will always get full pay
but the aged workman still remem-
bers he once was paid full time for
two days when he was i'll and he
insists on sticking to his job
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
SHIPYARDS BUSY

LONDON, RJ-Tonnage under
construction in shipyaros of Great
Britain and Ireland last year equal
ed, if not exceeded, that Of all the
other shipyards in the world COM
bined. More motor ships than steam
vessels are being built.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
CUT LIFE VEIN TO OPERATE

CHICAGO [R Surgeons Of the
Wesley Memorial Hospital severed
the jugular vein of a child in a
mastoid operation to prevent
poisons from entering her heart
and lungs. The vein was tied and
the operation vas performed sue
cessfully.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
MEETS

SAN BENITO, Feb. 11.-Meetings
Of the Lions and Rotary clubs here
Thursday and Friday were cancelled
on account Of the joint club meeting
held Wednesday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
c. {. Meets Tuesday;
Discuss Vital Work

Especial 10 The Herald)
WESLACO. Feb. 1.-The monthly
meeting Of the members Of the cham
Der Of will be held at the
Community House Tuesday evening
ut which time q number of import
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
AUT0SoK 10 PARANcsoLATA

Egy francia ant5lap palyazatot
hirdetett motoris jarmuvek sza
mara osszeallitott tizparancsolat-
ra. A beerkezett sokezer palyamu
koziil a kovetkezot iteltk egy-
hangulag a jutalomdijra: !.
/. Mtndig ugy haladi ahogy
mast6l is megkoveteled.
2. Menj elovigyazatosan, meg
fontoltan es tf6leg udvariasan !
Hiszen tudod, hogy az pdvarias-
sag masok elozekenyseget vonja
maga utan.
3. Udvariatlan dolog 0nzesbol
vagy liencegesb6l eloretorni. A
kocsid gyorsasaga mem erdekel
senkit. A tiirelmetlen es kimelet-
len megel6zes idezi ,,elo a balesete-
ket. hom
4. Udvariatlan dolog gyorsabb
nagyobb sebessegii autok kiirtjel-
zesere utat mem engedni.
5. Udvariatlansag a megelozott
kocsik haladasat meggatolni.
6. Udvariatlansag orszaguta'
kon a reflektorral valo kaprazta-
tas. A keres0 lampad a jobbolda-
lon legyen, de keresztezodesnel
ez Sc kapraztasson!
Z. Udvariatlansag, f6leg ejjel
felesleges larmat csapni. A geped
fordulatszama sem erdekel SEN
kit. Gondolj inkabb a beteg asz
szonyokra es gyermekelSre.
s. Udvariatlansag AIT hinni
hogy a kiirtod szaka parancs. A
jelzeses keres .es Sfigyelmeztetes
csupan.
9. Udvariatlansax tnlk6zel el
suhanni az uton h8lad6k mellett
Mines ertelme ilyeE skihiv6 mo
don igazolni, milyen biztosan We
zetsz. Viszont masok hibai mem
jogositanak fel teged, Aogy kline
letlen legy. Gondolj mindig ARA
hogy a felkayart por es szerte
froccsen6 sar neked is, de a t0bb
jarmiinek is art. A gyalogjar6l
bosszantasa pedig novel; az auto
gyiilQlok szamat.
10. Vegul emlekezz rA mindig
hogy a hat6sagok ele keriiln
penz- es idoaldozatot ,jelent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23

Janos, Ivany Ern6, Szlagyi Al
bert, Varga Julianna, Varga Pal,
Rajki JOSEF, Macy josef es
Aszalos R6za, Kish Anna, 10th
Janos Is Szab6 J6zsef, mig sza-
molas szerepl6i voltak Vas Esz-
ter, Orban M6zes es 10th Iren,
aki Szab6 Margitot helyettesitet-
te, miutan az megbetegedett. A
szavalatok kozben ugyanezek a
gyermekek szep magyar n6takat
daloltak. A vizsga utan a gyerme-
|keket az egyhaz husit6kkel ven
degelte meg. Tud6sitasunk mem
volna egesz, ha lit meg mem emli-
tenenk meg AIT, hogy vlzsga
alatt Kinda Margit vegezte zon-
gorazast es az iskola folyaman is
3 jatszott.
Felszolitas. Miutan egyhazunk-
max az epitesb6l kifolyolag kote-
lezettsegei vannak es torleszte-
mink kell, ennel fogva ARA ker-
jiik mindazokat, akik a valtokat
alairtak, hogy az elso torlesztest
haladektalanul tegyek meg, a
Dollar Title & Trust Co.-nal, ahol
valtok deponalva vannak. Az
igaz, hogy mar. nehanyan torlesz.
tettek, de meg 80 szazaleka jo
szandeknal tart, ebb0l azonbar
mem igen lehet t0rlesztenink, maj
pedig nekiink okvetleniil fizet
mink kell banknak es ezt csal
ugy tehetjiik meg, ha az egyhaz
tagok igeretuknek eleget tesz
mex es befizetik torlesztest. To
yabba jelzem lit AIT is, hogy a
eloljar6sag hatarozata ertelmebel
La hatralekok Observation-Disclosures
Farrellon Biro Apdras es Nag.
JOSEF, mig Sharonhan Kish Imr
les Koran Janos bizattak meg. 4
hatralekosok szamas legio S ig'
szeretettel kerjiik testvereke
ARA, hogyha eek a testvereinl
meglatogatjak, fogadjak oke
szeretettel es ha csak lehetsege
fizessek be egyhazi jarulekaikat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
A NILES, Oh REF0RMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
Kozli: CSEPKE ISTvAN ref. lelk6sx
Templom West Second Street-en.
Par6chia a templommal szemben.
N0egyletiink piknikje a multi

N0egyletiink piknikje multi
vasarnap delutan kellemesen
folyt lie a Kalyibas-fele farmon.
A ferfiak labdazassal, patkodo-
bassal sz6rakoztak, a n0k egyeb
iatekokkal, beszelgetesel tolt0t-
tex ell az idot, mig a szalonna si-
tesben igyekeztek mindannyian
resztvenni. Csak mikor mar sote-
tedni kezdett, akkor gondoltak a
hazamenetelre. Akik mem voltak
OFT, sajnalhatjak, hogy megfosz-
tottak magukat egy hangulattel-
jes delutantol.
Konfirmaci6 Is urvacsoraosztas
lesz a .jov6 vasarnap templomunk-
ban. 10th Zs6fia, Szabo Antal es
Gerus Karoly novendekeket fog
ia lelkeszink kikerdezni, meg
konfirmalni es az Ur asztalahoz
bocsatani, mely az vi kenyer al
dasaert yal0 halaadas cNjab0l
lesz megteritve. Szeretettel hiv
juk es varjuk mindazokat, akik
szeretik elfogadni listen kezeb0
az elet legnagyobb aldasat, a min
dennapi kenyeret az azert valt
halaadasra. Istentiszteletink
szokott idoben,i vagyis fel 11-kol
fog kezd6dni.
1 Csiit0rt0k0n es szombaton est
binbanati elokeszit6 istentisztele
teket fogunk tartani fel nyolckoa
Vasarnap delutan pedig halaad
istentisztelet lesz fel 3 6rakor kez
| d6doleg.
Noegyletiink rendes havi gyG
lese a delutani istentisztelet We
geztevel lesz megtartva.
MUkedvel0 Koriink a multi va
sarnaprol piknik Matt elhalasz
totta rendes havi gyaleset- S Ok j
e vasarnap delutan ohajtjak az
megtartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
A FARREI.L-SHARONI
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAz K0REB6L
K0zI:
vECsEY A. JEN0,
ref. lelkesz.

Istentisztelet. Egyhazunk kebe-
leben a j0vo vasarnap, folyo h6
26-an reggel 9-t0l fel 1l-ig vasar-
napi iskola es utana mindjart is
tentisztelet predikalni fog ma
ga a lelkesz. Mindenkit szeretet-
tel hivunk imadni az Urat.
Ertesitss. A lelkeszi hivatal
szeretettel ertesiti az osszes egy-
haz tagjait afelol, hogy lelkesz
tavollete alatt mindenfele egyha-
ri iigyekben teljes bizalommal
forduljanak az egyhaz algondno-
kahoz Kish Imrehez, akinek cine
$40 Walnut ST., Sharon, Pa.
El6ljar6sagi gyiiles. Tekintettel
ARA, hogy szeptember elejen ha-
romnapos iinnep lesz es nagyon
sokan tavol lesznek varosbol,
ennel fogva rendes havi presbi-
teri gyiles september no San,
szombaton este Z oral kezdettel
lesz megtartva, a templom alatt
lev0 auditoriumban. Kerem az
el6ljar6sag tagjait, hogy chez az
ertesiteshez tartsak magukat.
Nyilvanos magyar vizsga. I'm
pozans keretek kozott zajlott le
folyo ho 19-en delutan haladok
es az abc-seknek a vizsgaja, anne
lyen nagyon sep szammal yettek
reszt a gyermekek szulei es jo-
baratok. A gyermekek serege
ezen yizsga alkalmabO kifoly6.
lag, a templom alatt lev0 audito-
riumot teljes yiragdiszbe oltoz-
tettek. Maid ugy' fel harom ora
kor vette kezdetet "a nyilyanos
magyar vizsga, meg pedig egy ro-
vid istentisztelettel, amelyet ma
guk gyermekek vegeztek, aztan
a vizsga programme a kovetkezd
sorrendben ment vegbe: Him.
nusz, enekeltek a gyermekek. I'd
yozl6 beszed, tartotta Fonagy NJ
A kalvinista fogadast nagyon sze,
pen szavalta 10th Iren, anlelynek
elhangzasa utan a, gyermekek ko-
zosen, igazi ahitattal enekeltek a
hozsannab6l Mem hagyjuk el a
bibliat''. Maid a kovetkez0 oyer
mekek szavaltak szebbnel-szebh
yerseket: Szilagyi lMihaly, Illes j..
Aszalos j., Hideg r., Aszalos NJ.
Illes Balint, Dorko Ethel, Szabd
Erzsebet, Szilagyi R6za, Szatma.
~ j., Macy Pal, Bordy Karoly,
BRO Balint, Rajki R6za, Fonagy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23

vegyen "chancet" hanem leg,
csekelyebb gyanus tiinet felmeru-
lesekor menjiink orvoshoz, vagy
k6rhazba, hogy idejekoran elejet|
vegyiik a szornyu kdr kitorese-
mex.
A tud6veszt csak egy orvos di-
agnosztokalhatja, inert jellegze-
tes tinetei, mas betegsegekkel is
jarnak. Eppen exert, amint gya-l
nus tinetekre leltiink es miel8tt'
tragikus helyzetbe sodr6dnank,
kerjiik XII egy lelkiismeretes or
vos ,vagy k6rhazi szakerto ta-
nacsat.
A tud6vesz tobb k0zismert
tiinetei k0ziil, lit 0t esettel fogunk
foglalkozni. Az els6 k0hoges,
ami termeszetesen k0nnyen grip.
pc, hules, ASTHMA, vagy mas leleg-
z5szeryi koriilmenyekb6l szarma-
| xix. Ha barmikent kezdod0tt is a
hiiles, ha a koh0ges egy h6napnal
! toyabb eltart, feltetlenul vizsgal-
tassuk meg magunkat, hogy meg
gyoz6djlnk afel6l. A kohecseles
sokszor nagyobb nyal valadekkal
jar, neha pedig erdes es szaraz'
! A nyalka tomeges ossztgyilemle-
Sc es kivalasztasa gyanus ok le-
het. Sok beteg arr6l panaszkodik,
! hogy a koh0gest mellcsont fe.
letti iiregbSl kapjak.
! Egy mask igen figyelemre
melto szimptoma az eroveszteseg
j Ezt akkor vesszik kul0nosen ko
molyan ,ha feltuno faradsag vesi
: erot rajtunk olyan munkak Ell
i yegzese utan, amelyek maskol
l
/ mem okoztak kiilonosebb farad
sagot.
e Az eroveszteseghez kozelall6
harmadik tiinet testsuly veszte
=. seq, bar ennek mas betegseg, min
t tukorbaj, rak stb. is okozoja lie
< het. Termeszetesen ez mem ok ar
t ra, hogy miel6bbi vizsgalat ala n
S. yetessiik a szervezetiinket.
/. A negyedi ktinet a rekedtsee
ami ugyan csak kesoi stadlumbal
! ielentkezik, n6ha koran is. Ha te
hat a rekedtseg mem mulik ell ha
t marosan, vagy ujbol kiujul, roe
: ton keressiik fel az orvost.
: Az ot6dik tunet a vertodulas
u tud5be. Senkisem hanyagolja G
= tehat az orvosi latogatast, ak
Fl vert kopott fel. K0nnyen lehe
vi hogy yer az orr, vagy torokDa
keletkezett komplikaciok folyta
: kerilt fel, de ezt bizzuk az Of
{! vosra.
s Ha az elsorolt ot tunet kozt
a barmelyiket eszrevesszuk, vag
plane ha tobb tiinet egyidoben j
II lentkezne, azonnal keressuk II
AL az orvost, hogy idejekoran eleJ'
ELL yehessiik tud6vsez bacilleso
t. kartekony munkajanak es eges'
e- segiinket es ezzel boldogsagunk;
- idejeben megmenthesst,k.