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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
A F0LD0NTUL szEPsEG
Irta: Szekula Jen6.


fonak mertek volna scent hitet
tenni ARA, hogy hatalmas pa
rancsnokuknak, Cuspius Fadus-
max gy0nyorii hitvese az erdd
ti:nderi lamaitol szarmazik, vagy
legalabb is edes rokonsagot tart
a tenger feher zatonyain sitkere-
rs lenhaju Okeanidakkal, de ma
ga a szep romai no is fennen dl-
csekedett yele, hogy igen elokelo
csaladb6l val6, mig apai agon
szarmazasa viszavihet0 az osi la
tiumi kiralyokig, egyik iikanyJa
reven rokonsagot tart halhatat-
Ian istenekkel is. Ez a szarmaza-
sa nem volt egeszen megbizhato
legalabb is az istani eredet nyoma
yeszett ell egeszen kretai part
feneketlen iszapjaban, de ak
eoyszer is latta Andromedat, az
batran megeskiiszik raja, hogy a
dedanyai b0lcsojet valahol az
olimposzi erd6k olen ringathat-
tax.
A ferje is hatalmas ur, Judea
nrolluratora VOLT ezekben az
id0kben.
De a Nc unta lit mag gat, Caesa-
reaban, ebben az azsiai varoska-
ban, ahova sorsa es ferjenek hi
yatasa k0totte. Rabszolgakon es
az 0bolben ringat6dzo harompad-
sores triremenek matrozain, tell
tabor katonain es a bennsziilotte-
ken xviii alig akadt valaki, akl
mem koz0nseges szepseget meg
csodalia. Lelkendezve gondolt
vissza az elhagyott Romara,
szinhazakat s6varogta vissza, a
veres allatviadalokat, nyarelon
Bajae tiinderi fiird6it, es a csa-
szari lMvart is, ahol hazassaga-
max els6 eveben eppen ragyogo
szepsege Matt rendkiviili szere-
pet jatszott. De mindez hiu alom.
Cuspius Fadus addig fog ural-
kodni, kony0rteleniil haracsolva
ad6t, mig annyit rabol ossze, ANIL
b6l holtuk napjaig fejedelmi bo-
segben megelhetnek.
Igaz, hogy ebben a feherfalu
varoskaban Andromeda volt
csaszarne. Eppen csakhogy a til
yet mem hordozzak elotte az ut
can. lit 3 kepviselte Roma szep-
lseget es hatalmat.
Csak kes6n szokott elaludnl. )
t0bfszor del fele ebredt, d Macy
h6segek Matt nappalokat tobb-
nyire ataludta, meg arcanak IL
liomszinet is feltette, sokszor
resztvett az ejszakaba nyulo la
koman is, mikor ferje a legio elo-
kel6bb tisztjeit, palesztinlal kl-
k0.5be befuto hajohad parancs-
nokait, vagy a bennsziilott melto-
sagokat megvenhegelte.
De ma tulkoran kelt. Halokon
t0set lie sem dobva magarol a fur
d0hazba sietett, amelynek cedrus
fab6l faragott v0r0s oszlopait ku-
sz6novenyek indaztak k0riil. A
szetnyithat6, magas tetozeten tn
ramosolygott az listen kek ege:
galambok r0pdostek feje folott
leveg6 mamoros volt, HIS he
gyek olen frissen viragz6 Jurlnea
molnis kabult illatat6l.
Sokaig szeretett ICY iildogeln
zoldszinii kristalytiszta vizben.
amelyb6l tavak tiikre alatt pom
paz6 liliomok modjara viragsze-
riien feherlett XII pompas, hofeher
teste. Kezevel szorakozottan bar
ma szaritott gyokeret hintett szeJ-
iel vizszinen, - valami arab ke-
resked0 kiild0tte Tiberiasbol,
lassan tejsziniire Walt t0le a VIZ,
kiil0n0sen friss illatot kapott,
mint a ROSA, a j6szag bevette ma
pat a b3r finom red6i k0ze, lila
tossa varaNolta a testet, meg
6rak utan is, hogy a fiird6t ell
hagyta. Rabszolgan6i ezalatt a
tiizet elesztgettek a fiird8szoba
benyil6jaban, a hajsiiteshez es
T. u~1 fi,, M
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07

cdil We'll eS hduitO SuSoIoAoHo
ben.
- A tell taborba fogok menni
- ielenti XII bizalmas rabszolga
janak a servus dotalis-nak, =
ferjem valami mulatsagot rende,
katonaknak. Nekem is kim kel
lennem.
Rudviv6 rabszolgak hangos os
torpattogtatas k0zott mar Won
tatjak el6 a viragokkal elboritott
gyaloghiht6t, amelynek barsony
ulesen a sep no elhelyezkedik.
Mint valami tiinderi barka &
hullamos tengeren, ugy vonul a.
a hatalmas hexaphonoron a siiri
t0megen keresztiil. Neha torlodas
tamad. Egy tevhajcsar lehajol
nyeregb6l es ugy megcsodalJa &
prokuratornet, hogy meg kosz0n
nj is elfelejt. Valaki felsohajt, q
bazarok fel6l.
- Eletemet adnam erte, ha
csak egyszer is megcs6kolhatnam
Valami sz6nyegkeresked6 mond-
ia EFT, de iiedten elhallgat. Lop-
pal kemleli szomszedai tekintetet,
mem kesziilnek-e f0ladni szentseg-
t0r6 kiielenteseert.
Az 6varosba ernek, ez a regi
negyed, erre mar ritkul tomeg.
A hekaphoron silk ntcaba er.
Andromeda leszall a kocsibol,
inert gyalog kivan vegigvonulni
napfenyes illatos uton. A rab-
szolgakt6l cipelt alkotmany mesz-
szirSl k0vet.
Andromeda sietve lepdel. Laba
karcsu, konnyii es kecses, mint a
tancosnoke, vagy sivatagban re-
welt gyorslabu paripake.
Regi templom el6tt vonul ell.
ITALIAN ketszaz ev el6tt epiilt. Any
nyira titokzatos, volt. Korhadt IL
banoni oszlopanak egy fatal ferfi
tamaszkodott. Imaszij volt a kar-
.jara csatolva.
Valiant scent, gondolja An
dromeda elmerengve. A ferfinak
hosszu szakalla volt. Ugy olt0z-
k0d0tt, ahogy ebben az idoben a
farizeusok jartak. Magas csucsos
siiveget viselt. Homlokat ere
pant fonta at, belevesve a tor
veny valamelyik idezete. Az ide-
yet, amit a fatal hitharcos viselt
a k0vetkez6 volt: ''Ne legyenelS
neked idagen isteneidn'
Mem siit0tte szemet f0ldre,
ahogy farizeusok szoktak, ha no
vel talalkoznak az utcan, de mem
is k0sz0nt Andromedanak mikor
ez illatos 0lt0zekeben elvonult
eI6tte, de tekintete megsem volt
kihiv6, inkabb mely szomorusag
borongott abban. Nezese maid
mem fajdalmas volt. Azutan tor
kahoz kapott, S mintha mem tud-
ma uralkodni fajdalman, hirtelen
hangos sirasra fakadt.
Andromeda riadtan megfor-
dult az utcasz0gletrol.
= Merit sir ez a bolond, tiino-
dix, kivancsisagat alig tiirt0z-
tetve.
De kiinn a katonai taborban
annyi sz0rakozasba volt resze, a
nepmulatsag annyira lekot0tte IL
gyelmet es erdeklodeset, hogy az
utica szentjet csakhamar elfelej-
tette. De masnap utja veletleniil
ujra elvitt a regi templom elott
Az irastudo ujra OFT allott, mint
ha valami fogadalom tiltana on
nan elmozdulni. S Andromedat
f0lismerve ujbol hangosan zokog-
nj kezdett.
Ez alig tudta tiirt6ztetni ma
gat, hogy meg ne sz6litsa sirdo
gallo ferfit.
- Hi lehet ez az ember? - til
n3dik ~ es miert sir. Valami j6.
italian, a vegzet leanyai elarul
tax valamit neki jovend6m fel6l
Izgatottan tovasiet.
De delutan visszatert ujra. 4
/
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
meg Caesareaban.

i - lie meg hOmaDan sem,
vag a szavaba mask.
Nehogy ejszakara nyitva fe
lejtsed hal6kamrad ajta1at, int
Lalagen nevii gor0g cseledje. Be
lop6dzna hozzad valamelyik listen
Ugy jarnal, mint Leda.
Andromeda gyorsan szavabs
vag.
Boh6sagokat fecsegsz Lala
gen. Az isteneknek manapsae
mar semmi dolguk sincsen fold
asszonyokkal.
De azert boldogan mosolyog
Felig nyitva felejtett szajjal
hallgatta lanyok bolondos csa-
csogasat. Merit csakugyan voltak
olyan aggodalmai, kiilon0sen XII
serteties ejszakakon, mig az ago
ra f0l0tt lazasan siivitet a szel. -
hogy f0lpattan agyashazanak az
taja, s nyoszolyaja fole fog ha-
jolni lathatatlanul valami f0ld0n-
tuli leny es illatos ajakat, amely
olyan, mint a frissen ketteszaki-
tott virag, ell fogja arasztani edes
csokjaival.
- Chloe, hozd el6 a fesiimet,
adia Xxi bagyadt hangon az uta-
sitast.
A rabszolgalany riadtan enge-
delmeskedik. S Andrea mig feher
gyapju fiird6kopenybe burkol6d-
xix, lekuporodik bibor egyipto-
mi pamlagra. Figyeli szokokut
almodozva csobogo vizet es szoke
hajaval, igAzgyongy kagyl6k ne
hez eziistj6re emlekeztet6 tenger-
viz szemevel, most egeszen olyan
mint a. regbli kiralyleany, akitol
a nevet orok0lte.
A nap mar magasan jart csu-
kott perisztilium oszlopsorral SEE
gelyezett udvara f0l0tt, de a no
meg mindig mem kesziilt ell. Egesz
nap j6forman mem is tett egyebet,
mint 0lt0zkod0tt, vagy fiird0-
ben tilt. Szagos alexandria, vagy
effai balzsamokkal, illatos olajok-
kali dorzs0ltette hableanyfeherse
Gil b6ret meg finomabba. Vagy
fesiilk0d0tt hullamos csigakba XII
siittetve hajat, ahogy rejtelmes
biiv0ssegii egyiptomi istennok
szobrain latta egykor. Neha tiikor
elott tancolt meghitt maganyos-
sagban, ahogy festett mimuszok-
t6l latta meg gyermeklanyka ko-
raban. Szerette rabszolganoi ara
doz6 dicseretet hallgatni, mig
megfiir0dhetett sep szavak kabi-
to 0z0neben.
Merit tudott gy0ny0rk0dni a sa-
lat szepsegeben s csaknem szerel-
mes volt on0n testebe.
A kisvaros cirkuszi jatekai, az
egyiigyii allatviadalok es kezdet-
leges gladiator merk6zesek is un-
tattak, az elmult heten is csak
azert ment el az amfiteatrumba,
hogy hallja a tomeg aJakarol a
csodalkozas morajat f0lviharzani,
mikor aranyl6 ruhaja ban, ferja
oldalan megjelent a sz0nyeggel
boritott tribunaliszon. Alkonyat-
kor gyaloghint6n neha levitette
magat kikotobe is, nem mlntha
VIII elet sz6rakoztatta volna, de
szerette latni vad, farkass6var-
gasu tiizet folgyulni, messzirol
i0tt matr6zok szemeben.
Most kisse faradt volt es unat-
kozott. Egyik rabszolgano finom
paranyi keseket hozott es lekupo-
rodva urn6je ele foldre a kor-
moket csiszolta meg r6zsasabbra
A mask s0tetszinii efezusi kenet-
tel dorzs0lte k0rmok k0ril a
bort, hogy semmit Sc veszitsen a
kabit6 pirossagabol. Paranyi rab-
szolgafiu a vaspalcikakat tize.
siti. Chloe a hajat fonja be.
- Milyen sep vagy! duruzsol.
ia valamennyi.
Maid aranyszegelyii biborto-
pant csatolnak fol labara s ego
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
H6nap vegen

H6nap v6gen
Egg ur telefonal:
- Halo, a zaloghaz beszelY
= Igen, uram.
= Hany ora van most kerem
= Hogy jut e.szebe ilyet ker
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07

Kepzeld el, papa, borzaszto,
a tanit6 bacsi, aki olyan beteg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07

dezni tBliinkY
OFT van kerem maguknal az
Dram.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
1928. JUNIUS Y.

volt
- Scent listen, mi t0rtent We
lie? Csak mem halt meg?
Mem. Meggyogyult.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-06
CHINESE FACING
FAMINE;LIv ON
ROOTS, LOCUSTS
Relief Worker Says Four
Millions in ManChuria
Without Food.
BY MAX STERN

SAN FRANCISCO, July ga
total of 100000 Chinese, or 10 per
cent of the population of Standings
100000, face starvation.
At least 100000 of these appear
doomed.
A great migration, the greatest of
history, is on from the famine
stricken area covering $4,000 square
miles on both sides of the Yellow
river into Manchuria and Shansi.
These facts we're given out by
John Earl Baker, who has just left
his Mill Valley home to assume
charge of the appalling situation on
behalf of the American China Fam
inc Relief Baker was controller of
famine relief transportation in the
1920 famine and director of the
American Red Cross China famine
relief.
He will make an exhaustive sur
vey and return in October to lay the
case before the American people. He
probably will ask for $10,000000 to
aid a condition of intensive suffer-
ing greater than any other since
1877.
Baker says that families are eat
ing roots, locusts and every blade of
grass. They even have dug up the
seeds they planted, thus preventing
a crop next spring.
He says that the money to be
asked of America will, however, be
applied not only to feeding the peo-
pie, but will be spent on wells and
1ood-control works, so that the
province will be taken out of the
famine map.
Baker says that the intricate irri-
cation and flood control works of
China are worn out and rendered
useless by silt. When there are re-
placed by the aid of a strong gov
eminent, famine danger will recede.
An organization known as the China
international Famine Relieg Com
mission, supported one-half by for
eigners and one half by the
government, is on the scene giving
what aid it can.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-06
Novelty Low ShOeSfOr the Whole Family
IN Many Gases Less Than the Price Of the Leather

styIePumpsOxfo rLs-Straps-Coo Kid COmbna-
Friday regardless of values Many
nndc to eel fnr
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02
Poloists in Matches
At Potomac Park OyOI

Polo matches are scheduled today.
tomorrow and, Saturday at the Pc.
tonac Park polo oval, with teams
from the War Department polo
Association and Third Cavalry from
Fort Myer, Va, figuring ia the
contests.
The first y listed This afternoon
when The War Department poloists
viii play y match between them.
selves. a series OF contests are
programmed tomorrow and Satur.
Gay, with the initial match start.
ing at 800 o'clock.
The Secretary OF War has named
Major George s. Patton, jr.. as 8
member of the Army central polo
committee. Major Patton is captain
Of the Army four that lost its
Junior crown to the Old Oaks Of
Rumson team recently. The Army
naallets Wielders are now in training
II Mitchell Field for the ii. s.
open championships that will be
played next month at the Meadow.
brook Club, Long Island.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02

i weli.hit bail Ii the wrists are
not II the right position 81 the top
Cf the swing they cannot Be brought
into action at the point where they
VIII dO the most good.
Now Tor th8 k0IloWeti1r0ueh All
soon AZ the club HAS come cnfo the
bail III feeling Of tension should he
released 1f this Il done tile body
and the arms will swing t0rt ara 81
their own accord 1T Il sometimes
helpful 10 alI0w the right knee 10
give little 1T this point. but
the weight must not b III taken
of the right and showed onto the
left There should 81 feeling that
the foot u pressing firmly ofg the
ground This Will show That. II.
though there has been sl1t
transferences 81 has not been 1T the
cost Of loss 81 balance.
The follow through "a most I'M.
portant f0r ii tends To elVo the
BAH 4 fair start an straight Jour
tlev Don't pun III the arms shove
an things Many players d0 that
and they aEe Invariably EIieern
fCsopytlKht 1928. ~ KIn9 Pastures
Syndicate. Incl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02

and let Il gradually gain speed
there'll Be an indescribable feeling
of POUR power At the moment You
hit the ball ana Won viii 81 in
position To enable yoil to p1It
everything YOU have into the hit
af the right moment.
The Initial impulse m the down.
swing II from the arms. As this
movement starts, the wrists ana
body are not yet released from their
tension. Don't let the head or the
body get ahead Of the club. 4 Try
to keep the body well back and also
the head. They MUST be kept be-.
hind the ball. III they Get ahead
then the clltbhead viii be fnerely
DRAGGED through, There will be no
bit whatsoever
when the eIubhead gele N
the ball let everything co. The
body will come around ami gD
forward until You are fseiltg the
line Of Tight. Be alIF8 ID keen
the right shoulder bAcIE. nlsQ.
After the hft II. Too. GOES On
through II forward i.iree
ton.
The wrists DO not enter ne swing
until the ciubhead Is Withtn about
i foot and half OF TIL ball 1t IS
a. this point that they flick and
that w4nre the power comes
from Power hat Wild add yards III
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02

the tendency TO dig into the
ground when the club comes down
Oh The ball. AT great many golfers
do that often and wonder why.
The cause in most instances is Il
dip pf the left knee and the left
shoulder in the upsWing which ii
very upright. If digging Ii one
.of your troubles Just try TO do
what have stated above. TRY
addressing the ball with the right
knee slightly bent ana the right
shoulder down.
Once YOU have reached flae ton
81 the swing and you experience
this state 81 tension, which have
spoken about, YOU must guard
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02

YET viii Eifa n ar8rtrfenf Is $40
your pceketbooh ~ the fental rDlns'
of t94axse 1lmea 80 Hs4a11 eInsall|fA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02
LEGION AWARD
PROTESTED

{ sllfsf II. w kn9
baseban fsud y brewing Il
Virginia
with tlle kitls b Htate ehainplonI
awarded q ths Exchanze cllh
fIunlintoA si.trants a ne Wtel
virgins stake Junior baseball tc
flafiaeIit, members nk Tho Afaeric0
Legion, civic clubs and bunli1
men of Biuefield day e9fe unloe
ine = bros dside Or protest MESSAGE
Ii Dan Sewers; Alneri canfgln difst
tor of the American Legion n
indianapolis
RrOtegtn were fiIod when &C IL
alleged that 8 &. Dassfa0t, dirnclor
Of the State tournament. eifNsk
changed the rules governing fI.8
tournament of tailed IA make them
clear
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02

AGAINST letting 50 before you ar
ready.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02
Record Crowd To Watch
/ loaYza-I III .arniIl Fight

DETROIT, Aug. More than
Is 900 fight fans. record number
FOR Detroit will watch the 1O.round
bout at Olympia tonight between
Jimmy McIsarTlin and stan Loayza.
The gate IS expected 10 total 500
900. McIsarnin il i 7sto.5 farorfte.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02
AUoid Dip When Making
Long Shots With Wood
BY Tommy Armour

gesed ii MY last article will tend to bring about lowering
of the right shoulder which will rise gradually the body
twists when the club taken back The general result ct this
will be fatter swing and much sweeping swing Than
il the shoulders are n y level plane II the address
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02
ZOE TURNER 5 En-

100 Turner. veteran washington
wrestler lost to lack Raynol6s, Of
Cedar Rapids Iowa, ia match
last nfsht Columbus. Ohio.
Reg noldS took two of he three falls.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02

The best-loOling kid ball player
I've seen come up in some time
h Jimmy FOxx, Of the Athletics.
Vet. not SO long ago, when
Jimmy struck out In pinch,
the raspberries fell in fI0cIzs.
That's unfair. Young GiiIis,
over at Washington, had 10
stand for the same thing one
day when he happened 10 boot.
4 couple.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02
bEANGELO SCORES

Frankie DeEnkeIo, District boxer,
scored = clean-c1t decision over All
Martin, ok Baltimore. ~ ! ten.round
bout last nlght ~ the Circle CITY.
LlE AEEel1 had ~ 1.peMnd adYan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02

Y,lnaea 80 PhOto
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02

ready.
we know that the club must
gait, speed gradually, but this
Gradual increase 81 speed must
ha gained without tile player
being conscious Of IL. firmly
Relieve that you've rot 70 70
hard right from the very
outset.
don't mean that YOU must
press. You'll soon recognize that
you are pressing by the fact that
your timing win be entirely out Of
gear. 1T you time YOUR stroke
right. start the club down snlartly
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02
ii Blindfold cigarette test

What cigarette 8 got the most
On the ball 4. Well, you can
tell that with Your eyes closed.
For when OBJ GoLD stepped
into the box ia the third Il.
ming 81 The BIindfold Test, /
said without moments hest.
tation that il was smoother
milder than any 81 the
other three brands.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-02

Three types Of leaves grow the tobacco plant
tOb0ce irritating to the throat withered
without taste and the he0flcaDes rich in cool
and fragrant smoking qualities Only the he0ye0Des
used in OlD GoIDs That's the reason for their superiority
Evening star., 1928-11-16

pioyers. He said they represented his
own ideas and those of the late Presi-
dent-elect Alvaro Obregon
The minimum wage would be fixed in
accordance with the cost of living. In
addition to annual vacations with pay
the workers would have four annual
holidays. The right to strike would be
recognized, but violence forbidden.
Each plant would have an arbitration
tribunal, composed of an equal number
# representatives of workers and en-
1loyers. Such disputes as the company
courts were unable to settle would go to
municipal courts of three members.
There would be a central arbitration
board IN each state capital. The nation
would be divided into six districts, with
a labor tribunal in each district.
At the peak of the system of appellate
tribunals would be a national court of
labor with FIVE magistrates named by
he President.
Children under IL years of age would
,a forbidden to work. Women and
'inors under 16, except menials, would
1t be allowed to work more than six
urs daily and never after 10 O'Clock
night. They would be prohibited
)m working in saloons or at un-
althy and dangerous tasks.
Women about to become mothers
7ould be forbidden physical exertion
;hree months before childbirth. They
would be entitled to full wages for one
month after childbirth.
Every able-bodied citizen would have
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to learn a trade or profession and work
at it at least one year. When the
nations needs demanded 1t he would
have to place himself at the disposal of
the nation and work at least one month
in a post assigned by labor authorities
Seventy per cent of the workers in every
factory would have to be Mexicans and
only Spanish-speaking persons would be
allowed to occupy executive posts.
Saloons and gambling houses would
be forbidden in labor centers Employers
would be obliged to obtain consent of
the Labor Court before closing their
business and then give employees
months notice To government
obligatory insurance organization en-
'1loyes would contribute per cent of
their wages and employers per cent
Of wages paid
Evening star., 1928-11-16
D. G. Youths Commissioned.

Two Washington youths, Ilan C.
Hutchinson and Robert s. Loney, re-
ceiyed commissions in the Reserve Off,
GERS Training Corps brigade at Ohio
State University during appointments
commissioned a lieutenant colonel and
Loney received a second lieutenant's
commission. Both are In the Infantry
Evening star., 1928-11-16
DR.. MOORE IS SPEAKER.
Will Address Social Service Glass
Monday Morning.

DR.. Thomas v. Moore, psychiatrist
and teacher, will speak Monday morn
ing to the class for volunteers in
social service. sponsored by the Council
of Social Agencies, On THE Study OF
Child Personality
DR. Moore is in charge of work al
st. Gertrude's School. where retarded
children are trained for usefulness ir
later life, and also is in charge of the
psychiatric clinic at Providence Hos
pital.
The lectures will be given at tbs
Y. w. c.. A. Building at IL am.
Evening star., 1928-11-16
Overdue Steamer Reaches Port.

INDIANA HARBOR, Ind, Novembsl
Is CP.-The steamer John Gehm. q
hours overdue from Lackawanna, N. Y.
with a cargo of steel and a crew of 25
donked here at $50 O'Clock last night
Boiler trouble in northern Lake Michi.
gan; which crippled the ship in heavy
storm, caused the delay, port official:
reported
Evening star., 1928-11-16
Gil PROPOSES CODE
TO BENEFIT LABOR
Mexican President Elect Has
Program Which Includes
Vacation With Pay.
BY the Associated Press.

MEXICO CITY, November 16.-A
minimum wage and annual vacations
with pay would be assured workers in
Mexico under labor code which Emilio
Portes Gil, Mexico's incoming President.
intends to submit to Congress Other
provisions of the code include: Com
pulSory arbitration of labor disputes, re
striction of labor by minors and women
an eight-hour day and six-day week,
conScription of labor in case of national
need, abolition of saloons and gambling
houses in labor centers,
Senior Portes Gil. who now is Secre-
tary of interior. placed his proposals
before the Congress of Workers and En-
Evening star., 1928-11-16

Every dog has his day, and in Lon
don the dogs of aristocrats have their
clubs.