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New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
DOmesticated Turtle
 Wears Concrete Shell'

Waterbury. March : (UP) - Lester Green of Prospect, whose recent announcement that he had matched Uncovered chicks from eggs chopped out of an ice cake, stirred scientific circles, broke into the news again today in the following special dispatch to the Waterbury Republican:
 Lester Green found full sized snapping turtle that had been scared out of it's shell while crossing the state highway. The shell being crushed, Lester cast a new shell out of concrete 10 take the place Of the one lost, and putting it on the floor in front of the turtle, the turtle crawled in.
 This was last fall.
 since then the turtle has been walking around all winter in it's concrete shell in Lester's feed house, as lively as any normal turtle could be, and being snapping turtle, Lester says il catches rats and mice better than any cat he ever had"
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
City Items

A. Nash Co. spring suit and top coats. J. Ryan, 22 RoXbury road. Tel. 2909.-adyt.
 Miss Dorothy Anderson. a mcm- Der of the Herald clerical force, was operated upon for appendicitis at the New Britain General hospital today.
 Mrs. Edmund J. Doyle is ill at her home on Russell street.
 A son was born last night at the New Britain General hospital to MT. and Mrs. Walter Vance of 219 Stan ley street.
 H. J. Dyer, a lieutenant in the National Guard, reported to the po- lice today that some one had thrown g. stone through the window of his auto, breaking the glass, last eve ming.
 Avelrod's drugs, we deliver, call 10 --adVt.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Mrs. Puppel Is Granted
 Divorce fer DcScrtion

T@T----T " TT0 TI0"'TII
 Hartford, March Mrs. Louise iuppel of Nvw Britain was granted 1 divorce from Henry Puppcl on grounds Of assertion by Judge r.. C. Dickinson in superior court to- Jay, Shc wls also given The custody Of two miner children. Louise and Wilfr"d, and the right 10 rcsumc her maidcn name,
 Judg" Stanley ]. Tracc4lti repre- sontcd Mrs Pppp,l and the action Was uncontaatcd, Puppcl not being prcscut.
 The coupl" were married in July, 1922, and tho assertion occurred in August 1926.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Entertainers Chosen
 For Smith Post Ball

With the announcement of the program of entertainment to be c,ycn in connection with tho frGt annual bail of Private Walter J. smith post. No. 51l, Veterans of Foreign Wars. al the BurTitt hotel tomorrow night. dcotaila Of the affair have been completed, The program committee announced tho following numbers: Mrs. Ircnc Leonard, No- cal solo; Miss Louise Johnson novel ty. dance; Miss Eleanor Johnson, piano selections, and Charles Moore, vocal selections. Music will be fur Eishcd by Earl Lambert and his orchestra.
 More than Zoo tickets have been sold for the affair which promises 10 be a brilliant social success.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07

my duty to respond to their interest and confidence. In my efforts 10 at tain the office I ask the support of all those who believe in sound and careful management of the affairs of our city.
 This is a time when the financial affairs of New Britain must be care fully guided and every reasonable effort made to rctrcnch in cNpcndi- lures. The financial structure of the city IS of utmost importance and while dealing with the present we must determine q policy which will not create an unnecessary burden on the taxpayer.
 My experience with city affairs impcls me to say that, with steadily increasing expenses, we should be cautious and proceed slowly pro- viding only what is imperatively needed for the welfare of the peo- nle of New Britain. To such a pro- gram of economy I pledge my every effort"
 Alderman David l.. Nair of the first ward in the common council. announced today that he Would not he a candidate for tho republican mayoral nomination this spring. AL dcrman Nair stated that more than two months ago friends had ap- preached him with offers of sup port. both moral and financial, if he a
 Since that time, many more have approached him with the same view, he said, and his name has been prominently mentioned in connection with the office of mayor. After due deliberation he reached his decision today.
 The main reason for his with drawal is because of his law prac- tice, he stated. His personal ambi- tions, he feels. must be sacrificed in the interests of the law firm of Nair X Nair. His work as a partner in the firm with his brother, Israel, has occupied his attention moro and more in the past year so that were he successful in securing the repub- lican nomination and following that the election as mayor, he feels that he would be unable to do justice either to the cfiicc or 10 his prac- tiCe.
 He pointed 10 inc fact that he has served for nine years as q member Of the commoN council in thc capacity of councilman and later alderman. He has made many friends during this time and he feels that were he to enter the race for the office of mayor, he would have support enough 10 elect him.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
SHNl COLLISION Siii

Wills C. Poster of this city has "on made defendant in q 5000 suit brought by Walter Dulicr for dam ts's to the Dukor automobile in an ociirut "t the intersection of Hart and Ii0wool streets on November s, 1oI9
 The pmintitr claims he w"s trav- ling in a northorly direction on Llr" ood ..ro.t whan his automobile was struck hy il car operated h% fo2'"r, who uls driving vot on ;,.rt s,rrt
 Ai.or"." David l.. DGuH repre- ".n's in" plaintiff and Constable Fred Wrinkle served the papers,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Fight Follows Court;
 Court to Follow Fight

Nn echo or today's session of su- pcrior court was heard in police headquarters this afternoon. Michael l8i2nco was fined in superior court today for serious oGfense, involving a daughter of Samuel Clone. Clone was q @tat2'9 witness. This after noon Clone was met on the street by Michacfs brother. Anthony. Words wore followed by blows and both mon were arrested charged with as sault on each other. They will be given a hearing in court tomorrow morning.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
GIRLS AT HIGH SCHOOL
 TAKE UP HOME NURSING
Will Bc Instructed on Gaze of S.Ck in Their Homes in Series
 of IPtturcS

Tine girls Of inc Senior High school were called to the auditorium this morning during tho opening period for the first in q series of s,V talks on Home Nursing" by Miss Nell O'Brion, Senior High school nurse.
 The girls were shown how 10 care for the bed of a sick person SO as to give the maximum of comfort 10 the patient. The meetings may be held once a week. This course is not to instruct the girls how to be professional nurses but 10 aid them in caring for persons who may Da sick in their own homes.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07

continued investigation of group, branch and chain banking, and ap- proved two resolutions calling for information on part taken by fed eral reserve board of private bank ing interests in organization of inter- national bank of settlements.
 Labor committee opened hearings on bills dealing with public works contracts.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
ROGERS BABY HOME

Frank Rogers. Jr., infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Rogers of West street. has been returned to his home from the Hartford isolation hospital where he was treated for crysipelas. The baby's father is Gi- rector of the municipal employment bureau.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
LAKE TO LEAVE CITY

Arthur Lake of Danbury, who for Inc past five months has been head Of the local branch of tho United Groccrs hes hocn transferred to an other department Of the orG&ni2a- ton. according to an announcement today. Mir. Lake will now have charge Of organizing branch stores in towns tlrGuGhout tho statn. His place at the local office will be taken over by Martin IToIifcldcr, who has bacn connected with tho local branch os the United Groccrs for the past four mOnthT
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Miss Brandegec Wills
 Estate to Her Sister,;

The will of Florence s. Brandogr" of Berlin, who died carly in Jauu ary, was filed for probate today. Sh. bequeaths 10 her sisters, Katherine and Emily s. Brandcgce both Of Berlin, her entire estate 10 sharo and share alike. The New Britain Trust company is named cxocutor of the estate.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Registrars of Voters
 Will Seek Re-eIecti0a

KepuDIican Eogistrar ". J. Iic2- Ter and democratic Registrar Thom- as J. Smith will enter their names as candidates for reelection. Both have been connected with the offic, for many years and have he'd no opposition 10 their candidacy for rc- election.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Hickey on stand

Edward J. Hickey, Hartford coud- Iy detective, was one ot the chief witnesses in yesterdays proceedings. Hickey told of the escape Of the trio from Wethersfield prison. JanfI- ary 4, and outlined their career from then until they were arrested m Pensacola charged with the nurd 2. Of Smith. Archie Bowman, a Pc1- r&cola detective, testified that Moulthrope had admitted to hin that he shot Smith,
 Bitter tilts between Ion l.. FarrlS. refense counsel, and William A. Aallowes, Jr., who volunteered hs services to prosecute the indicted trio, were features of the days trial. At one stage of the case they r2- auested a recess of court % in ~ Fcould fight it out" The grievance had it's inception when Paris a"- cused the ctate of assuming an at'i- tude of suprcSsing evidence. Far 'i3 was then accused O. trying o bring Out "unjuetifieG" testimony that
 
 g Asked About Jo"es
 MoulthropG's alleged confession. according 10 Bowman. was made when Moulthrope was taken from the police chiefs office in Pensacola headquarters to q small Washroom There. the officer said, Moulthropc asked about Jones condition and when the reply was made that rrJones is getting along all right and will recover" he appeared greatly relieved and remarked that hc shot Jones when he started to search Landry.
 t,"It you shot inc man searching Landry, then you killed Smith" a detective replied
 well then,' Moult hropc is ol- leged to have soid, that means my doom. I'm sunk"
 Detective Hickey in his story told how Moulthropo and Lalono told him they left Jacksonville because it twas getting too hot" The last they saw of Landry, recording 10 Hickeys story. was Friday morning. They went 10 WGycross. Ga. and were there Saturday. The day after the shooting they picked I'D a ride with a minister and made their way to Pensacola.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
NO DECISION O. POST OFFICE.

Waahin~jon. 2iarch UP)-No decision has been reached bE the acnatc appropriations committee cu the proposal to construct inc Bos- ton po@t office of New England granite.
 Supervising Architect Of the Treasury Wetmorc testified before the committee today, pointing out that if S57o,0o0 additional is appro- priatcd for this purpose il will mean cutting down the appropriations for some other building.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Special Notice

The oGicjg} opening Of tho Itopub- lican Ecrrn's organization head oIlrt"rE will tnIi" place tomorrow ia tn" raIoin bui'din@. corner of Main and West Main streets. Entrance cn West Main strcct.-advt
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
What Congress Is
 Doing
Friday

Senate:
 Continues consideration of tariff bill.
 Lobby committee investigates re- ports that three tariff advocates used office Of Senator Grundy as headquarters.
 Agriculture committee considers bill calling for investigation of farm boards administration of farm relief. House:
 Takes up special rule 10 govern debate on Parker MOtorbus bill. Banking and currency committee resumes study Of federal farm loan system.
 Appropriation sub committee works on naval supply bill.
 Thursday
 senate:
 Worked on tariff bill
 Lobby committee continued Mus c}e Shoals Investigation and called three tariff advocates for questioning reports they used office Of Senator GrunGy as headquarters. Senator Grundy told senate all his employees were paid either by government or by himself.
 House:
 Adjourned after adopting rcsolu- tion Of regret over death of Repre- sentative Glynn of Connecticut. Judiciary committee continued taking testimony of drys in pro- hibition hearing.
 Banking and currency committee
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
-Nair'S Statement

His statement follows:
 More than two monthc ago a
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
LEAGUE
| PEANS FETE

S The story from behind the
cenes that has melted the Junior
League Of washington to form =
hook-up with the willard Hotei
or Nov. 20 when percentage Of
Ahe days receipts will be turned
yover to- the young society women,
comes from Miss Lucia Murchi-
Son, chief Of the social service De
partment Of the Children's Hos
3ital.
! On Nov. 20, young girls Of the
Junior League will be in evidence
Sn all parts of the hotel acting as
in the booths which
Swill line Peacock Alley. and
models In q fashion show to be
Exhibited during a tea dance to
bk given in one Of the bathrooms
! THE money that they gain from
8heir activities on that day, the
Iunior League win turn over to
The social service department. a.
JQG Cu14QTeu 11OSP1tdA wkASA 40
El1aintatined and financed by the
,Organization. .s'
Miss Murchison, who has been
la charge Of the social service
aoilreali since 1t was taken over
9oy the Junior League on May !,
takes ycare Of cases referred to
her BY the physicians Of the hos.
uital who believe that the pa.
Eientss and their families are in
a1eed of social adjustments.
I Working under the theory that
human diseases and defects are
never isolated, but exist always
La q conplexity Of personal and
lenvirOnmental conditions, the So
nial service department attempts
10 adjust the diseased person
with the family and community
Efoups :
Although the department does
not actually expend money to
those NEEDY cases where funds
are not on hand to meet the
exigercies Of illness, it refers
.them TO case work agencies.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
REPORT OF BUS
CRASH FALSE

Sirens screamed, fire bells
changed and there was . mighty
rush Of police and fire depart
ment vehicles to Eighth and ALI
son Streets Northwest, this morn.
ing. A report had been tele-
phoned to police headquarters
that a motor bus had overturned
there.
The Fire Department rescue
squad prepared to extricate the
victims from the wreckage while
police reserves rushed to aid them.
They arrived at the scene to
find, not bus overturned, but
two small coupes which had tan
gled at the intersection. The cars
were slightly damaged while the
occupants escaped injury.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
Jenkins and Wilkins
COU Is Judged Best

FAIRFAX. Va, Nov. 3.-The
Jenkins and wilkins dairy herd
won first honors for the month
in Dairy Herd Improvement Asso-
citation No. 2. with secnod honors
going to the herd owned by B. F.
Salisbury.
The best COW in the club was
one owned by Jenkins and
wilkins. which produced 1.543
pounds of milk and 75.6 pounds
of butter fat during the test
period. OF the is cows making
the honor roll. two were owned
by Wheeler and Grippen; two by
Sunset Hills Farm; two by Jenkins
and, wilkins. and one each by T.
B. Mason. j. s. Barbour, A. M.
Scheurman. Mrs. Sidney Ulfelder,
Mark Turner, B. F. Salisbury. A.
I. Miller and Kennilworth Farms.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
CLUB PLANS BALL

! / The annual masQue ball of the
Boys Club of Washington will be
held next Friday night at the
clubhouse, $50 c st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03

Read the BUSINESS SERVICE d.
RECTORY in tOday'S Classified Ads.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02
UJFAJTA ACEL
OLASZORSZAGBAN

Speziab6l jelentik: = A lapok
egy olasz talalmanyrol adnak hir
adast, amely az acel feldolgozasa-
ban Macy valtozasokat fog cl6-
idezni. Sikeriilt olyan anyagot
eloallitani, amely a k0zepes mino-
segu acelhoz hozzakeverve, AIT a
legfinomabb gyartasu, kulonleges
acel tulajdonsagaival ruhazza fel.
Ezaltal a j6min6segii acelok gyar
tasa k0nnyebb es olcsobb lesz. A
nagyszamu technikus jelenlete-
ben megtartott proban kitunt,
hogy kozepes acelbol az uj anyag
hozzaadasayal keszitett furohegy
a legkemenyebb angol acellapot
is atfurta. Az uj anyagr6l a la
pok csak annyit irnak, hogy s0tet
szinii massza, de 0sszetetelet mem
ismerik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02
10 FARKAHOZ
KOTOTTE HARAGOSAT

Bukarestbol jelentik: = A JAS
sy mellett fekv0 Andrieseni koz-
segben vadallati kegyetlenseggel
kinozta halalra Madici foldmiyes
regi haragosat, Grematici ottani
lakost. EIGszor fejszevel tamadt
ra es a sulyosan megsebesitett
Grematicit egy l6 farkahoz kotye
6rakon keresztiil vonszoltatta a
.buzafoldeken.a. Aldozatat ezutan
egy sancba dobta Is otthagyta. a
szerencsetlen cmbert masnap meg
eletben. talaltak az arramgeno ia
lusiak, de korhazba valo szallitas
kozben kiszenvedett. Madicit le-
tart6ztattak. Az iigyeszsegen tel
jes beismer6 vallomast tett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02
A VONAT KEREKEI ALA
KERULT Az INGYENUTAS

Miskolcrol jelentik: = SILVA
beseny6 kozeleben, vasuti sine
ken egy fiatalember borzalmasan
0sszeroncsolt holttestet talaltak
meg. A hottest ruhajanak zsebe-
ben csak egy sziiletesi bizonylt-
vanyt leltek, amely Sziv6s Imre
16 ewes kecskemeti flu ncvere
szolott, akinek apja ugyanott $40
bafest6. A vizsga1at megaliapi-
totta, hogy mem ongyi'kossag
t0rtent. A flu alkalmasint mint
ingyenutas utazott a vonaton; !;
amikor kalauz k0zeledett; a flu
a robog6 vonat lepcsoj6n at akart
ugrani szomszedos kocslba. Az
ugrast eltevesztette. A kerekek
el0bb ket labat szakitottak lie,
maid egyik kanyarod6nal torzset
is 0sszeroncsoltak. A hullaresze-
ket t0bbszaz lepes tavolsagra ta-
laltak meg egymast6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02
TORPE EMBERFAJTAK

A legkisebb testalkatu nepeket
a legforrobb, vagy a leghide-
gebb egovek alatt talaljuk, ahol
a kell6 taplalek beszerzese nagy
nehezsegekbe kerjil es bizonyta-
Ian, ICY sz6l az egyik amerikal
egyetem tud6s tanaranak vele-
menye.
A kozep-afrikai negrillok alig
haladjak meg a negy lab es negy
inch magassagot es koriilbeliil
ilyen magasak a kozep del-ameri-
kai aymarasok. Ezutan kovetkez-
mex az eszkim6k, lappok es szlbe-
riaiak, akik az eszaki jeges vide
ken elnek Is igen nagy nehezse-
eek aran szerezhetik meg az elel-
mi sziiksegleteiket. Ezzel szemben
legmagasabb testalkatu ember-
fajok. a mersekelt eg0v alatt Ell
nek, ahol b8segben van emberl
etel es ahol a mindennapos elet
kevesebb nehezseggel, szenvedes-
sci jar az. Icy Baltic tenger
partian, Kelet Afrikaban es Anne
rika pusztain, alf0ldjein es a pam
pakon.
Val6iaban az individumot az
6letk0rulmeny es klima formalJa
ts meg legnagyobb is eltorplil,
ha mas eIlentetes eletkorulme-
nyek koze sodrodik. Egyes fajok
olyan eghajlat ala vonulnak es
vonultak, amely egyaltalan
mem felel meg fizikai alkatuk-
max, ellentall6 kepcssegiiknek es
sokszor hnzamos id0n keresztul
fem is tartJak magukat szokat-
Ian k0rnyezetben. A termeszet
ilyenkor kezebe veszi a gyepl0t,
kiszitaIvan a meg mem felelot es
newell fajt maganak a kivalasztot-
takb6l. A t0rtenelem igazolja,
hogy a termeszet kiirtja, szet-
szorja es keresztezi gyenget,
amely mem keriilt ell megfelelo
helyere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02

hasznos uzlette fejlodott. EbDen
az evben kezdodott meg a nep-
vandorlas a mozi aranymezoi fe-
le. Cipeszek, meszarosok, pekek,
otthagyrak rendes foglallozasu-
kat, hogy valami kis lebujb6l
szinhazat faragjanak, vagy a
mozi felvetel teren keressenek ell
helyezked6st. Akkoriban ez meg
k0nnyen ment. Az egesz mozi
ipar egyszerre kiviragzott. 1908
ban az els0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a
mozivilag egyik legkimagaslobb
tehetsege Griffith kfszitette, aki-
mex nevehez fiiz6dik a hires
"Birth of Nation" igazgatasa.
Adolph Zukor, a magyar szarma-
zasu tokes szinten pionirek
csoportjaba tartozik, de az 8 ne
vevel el0Sz0r csak 190S-ban talal-
kozunk. ,Zukor hamarosan alfalfa
mozi merhetetlen lehetos5geit
es minden penzet es energiajat
ebbe fektette. Egyre masra fej
lodtek Xxi hatalmas mozi vallala-
tok, amelyek azutan haboru
utan nagyreszt egyesiiltek. De a
mozi fejlodesenek meg mines We
ge. A beszelo film is csak a kezdet
kezdeten van, valamint szines,
elethii kepek es a plasztikus ke-
pek is. Technikai es miiveszi te-
rem is sok ujitasra, t0keletesitesre
szamithatunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02
ALLAST KOVETELNEK
Az EUNUCHOK

Konstantinapolyb6l jelentik -
A regi vidam es borzalmas Torok
orszagnak vege. A csaszari her
cegn6k filmnel kiserleteznek, a
pasak tozsdespekulansok lettek,
az eunuchok kongresszust tarta-
max. A volt csaszari harem- es
palota6r0k kongresszusa impo-
zans keretek k0zott nyilt meg
Konstantinapolyban. Az eunu-
chok eln0kseget es tisztikart va
lasztottak epp ugy, mint a tobbi
tarsadalmi egyesiilet. Felhaboro-
dottan tiltakoztak a mai rendszer
"nyarspolgari r0vidlatasa' ell
len, amely parlagon hevertetl
oket. Memorandumot dolgoztak
XII, amely szerint az allan, mint
"n0i szakertoket alkalmazza
oket, ha mem is akkora flzetes-
sci, mint regen, mikor egy TO-
eunuch tobbet keresett, mint egy
MINISTER, de legalabb annyival,
amennyibol tisztessegesen meg
tudnak elni. Regi tapasztalatukat,
nagy tudasukat az allan fel tud-
ia hasznalni minden olyan vitas
kerdesben, amely a moi test es le-
lex alapos ismeretet k0veteli meg.
Daghisztan k0ztarsasagban csak-
ugyan sikeriilt is egy sereg eu-
nuchnak allast kapnia. Torokor-
sag sok mas videken tudvalev0-
leg az a szokas uralkodik, hogy
mem a v6lege,eek kapnak hozo-
manyt a menyasszonyoktol, ha-
mem SIX fizetnek ertiik. Most egy
.eunuchokbol all6 bizottsagot seer
veztek, amely allamilag megszab-
ia minden egyes menyasszony
arat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02
HA A GYERMEK MEM AKAR
ENNI.

Miert utasitja vissza az etelt a
gyermek? Mennyiben befolyasol-
ia ez gyermek egeszseget es
mennyi ideig kepes ICY fenntar
tani magat9 Engedjen-e a sziil0,
vagy eroszakkal igyekezzek ra-
venni gyermeket az evesre?
Mennyit egyek "a gyermek egyes
etkezesek alkalmaval? Ilyen es
chez hasonlo szaz es szaz kerdes-
sci halmozzak ell a sziilok az or
vost Is az intezeteket, amelyek
anyavedelemmel e sgyermekgon-
dozassal foglalkoznak.
A legtobb anya egykep irja lie
helyzetet: gyermek nyugtala-
null jon az asztalhoz es mar jo-
el6re mindent visszautasit. Az
anya termeszetesen EFT mem en-
gedi es tesz valamit gyermek
tanyerjara, aki AIT eltolja es a
bal tit kezdetet veszi. "Csak kos
told meg fiam'', csak egy csipet-
nyit es meglatod, milyen nagysze-
Ri" mondja az anya.- A gyermek
mem enged. "Ha AIT akarod, hogy
olyan magas es eros fegy, mint az
apad, akkor ezt meg kell enned'
hangzik ketsegbeesett figyel-
meztetes. Aztan bej0n az apa. 0
sem engedheti ezt a csok0nyosse-
get es eroszakkal pr6balkozik, de
hamarosan kimeruI 3 is Is elkese-
redetten feladja a harcot.
Mindenek elott tudnunk kell,
hogy az etvagy mem a kivaltsa-
gosak isteni ajandeka, de terme-
szetes tlnemeny, ami egyiitt jar
normalis szervezettel. Elso sor-
ban tehat adjunk a gyermeknek
elegendo id6t, sok testgyakorla-
tot, szabad friss levegot, hogy az
etvagya megjojjon. Az asztalra
pedig olyan okosan megyaloga-
tott eteleket adjunk ,amelykert a
gyermek rajong. Ha szilkseges
kinaljuk meg gyermeket reg
geli es ebed, eb6d es 'vacsora idi
kozott egy kis yajas, lekvaros ke.
nyerrel es egy pohar tejjel, vagy