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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27

es Marczis J6zsef. P6tellen6r0k
lettek: Erd6sy Janos es Novalx
Lajos.
A fegyelmi bizottsag tagjai let
tex: Rozgonyi Tstvan, Lohn J6-
zsef es Fejes Istvan. A felebbeze-
81 tanacs eln0ke lett: K0r0sf6i ia
nos, tagjai: Prince L6rinc, Macy
Karoly, Pasztor Pal es Lenart J6-
zsef.
I Az Aggmenhaz bizottsagba
Nemenyi Ern5t, Darag6 J6zsefet
es Deak Ferencet valasztotta meg
a gyiiles.
Az egyesitesi bizottsag tagjai
lettek: Nemenyi Ern6, Volgyi
Gyula, Erd6sy gozsef es Darag6
JOSEF.
(PittsbuIghi "Magyarsag"
tud6sitasa.)
A Trenton, N. J.-ben megjelen6
''Fiiggetlenseg''. c. hetilap aug.
20-iki szama, = melynek szer-
keszt6je Orosz Antal, hires ujsag-
ir6 kollegank - a k0vetkezoke-
pen meltatja Nemenyi Emo, la
punk Observation-Disclosures ertskes
munkassagat:
Egy ujsagiro delegatusa
volt nagygyiilesnek: Meme
nyi Mikl6s Ern6. Nemenyi
NJ Ern6 munkabirasa, iartas-
saga Is le1kesedese elegge fe!
mem becsulS cricket jelentett a
konvencio szamara. Meg is
kapta erte a nagygyiiles egy-
hangu, lelkes elismereset, amt
meltan kierdemelt ez a farad-
hatatlan ujsagszerkeszto, aki a
youngstown Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap f6szerkesztoje es a
youngstown Vindicator angol
napilap penziigyi es politikai
rovatanak szerkeszt0je.
A Pittsburgh, Pa.-ban megiele-
ne "Magyarsag" c. ,hetilap a k0-
vetkez6ket irja:
Nemenyi M. Ern6nek, aki a
konvenci6 nagyon hasznos es
ertekes tagja volt, a konvencid
elismereset es k0sz0netet nyil.
vanitotta egyhangu k0zfelkial-
taSsal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27
A KOeeUTH K0R Macy
KIRANDULAsT RENDEz
A kirandulas szalonna, kukorica,
virsli Is steak sitessel lesz egybe-
k0tve. - Nagyszamu el6jegyzes.

Augustus 29-en, most szomba-
ton este rendezi Kossuth K0r
nagy kirandulasat a hires es al
talanosan k0zismert Barta Peter
farmara, mely a Clara avenue leg
szebb helyen teril ell.
A Kossuth K0r kirandnlassal
kapcsolatban piknik rendszerii,
nagy szalonna, kukOrica, virsli,
steak es marshmallow siitest rem
dez ezen sep fekvesii farmon.
A pikniken resztvenni szande-
kozok keretnek, hogy nagysza-
mu jelentkezokre val6 tekintettel,
resztvev6 szandekukat legk6s6bb
pentek estie jelentsek be 39202
telefon salmon. A kirandulason
mindenki resztvehet, aki a fenti
hatarid3n belul jelentkezik.
A Kossuth Kor keri mindazo-
kat, akik ezen alkalmi kirandula-
son resztvenni 6hajtanak, hogy
szombat este 9 ora es 8 80 k0z0tt
jelenjenek meg k0r helyisege-
ben, ahonnan aut6k fogjak XII
szallitani kozd0seget kies
fekvesii farmra.
Ezen kirandulast a k0r 0reg
tagjai rendezik a fiatalok sza-
| mara. Az eddigi jelentkez6k sza-
| ma meghaladja a szazat.
Resztveteli dig 30 cent
A rendez6seg, mely j6 hangu-
! latr6l Is kellemes sz6rakozasr6l
biztosit mindenkit. keri a k0z0n-
seget, hogy egyszerI utcai ruha-
ban jelenjen meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27
Bencze Iluska
eljegyzese

Oszinte 0r0mmel emlekeziink
meg arr6l az 0rvendetes csaladi
esemenyr6l, mely k6zelmul.ban
ment vegbe a Bencze-csalad Pitts
burgh-i otthonaban. Bencze M.
Iluskat, Bencze Janosnak, Yer
hovay S. E. kozponti titkaranak
leanyat ugyanis eljegyezte Diko-
'vics Erno, Mt. Dikovics Janos,
Bloomfield, N. j. tanar fla.
Ertesulesiink szerint az eskiivS
a jov6 ev folyaman lesz, ami
egyuttal ket tiszteletben all6 ma
gyar csaladot fog k6zelebb hozni
egymashOz. Gratulalunk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27

William Franklin ved6je, ma
gyarsag k0r6ben altalanosan k0z-
ismert Hajdu Janos magyar iigy-
we'd volt, aki Macy tapasztalatra
tett szert az ilyen es chez hasonl6
bIniigyek teren Friedman josef
hirneves iigyvedi irodajaban. -
Hajdu Janos iigyvedi es k0zjegy-
z6i irodaja a 706 Realty Bldg. sz.
alatt van.
Hajdu nagyhatasu ved6besze-
deben kerte bir6sagot, hogy We
dencenek biinteteset, amely
el6relathat6lag sulyos lehet =
enyhitse. Hajdu ved3beszede
nagy hatassal volt Gessner bir6-
ra, aki William Franklint ket evi
pr6baid6re, templomlatogatasra
itelte.
Ilyen itelet elhangzasa mem
mindennapi a Mahoning megyei
t0rvenyszeki targyalasokon, mely
egyedul Hajdu Janos vedelmenek
k0sz0nhet8, aki vedencet kell6
m6don vedte a bir6sag el6tt meg
gy6zte bir6sagot arr6l, hogy
William Franklin, aki h6napok
6ta a b0rt0n s0tet zarkajanak la
k6ja, megjavul es mem teved t0b-
be rossz ultra. Az itelet kihirdete-
sc utan Franklin a Boardman
street, kornyezetb6l egy "jobb"
k0rnyezetbe k0lt0zk0d0tt.
Hajdu Janos 6va init magyar
sziil6ket, hogy vigyazzanak oyer
mekeikre, nehogy bin utjara
lepjenek, inert az artatlan oyer
meket k0nnyebb a bajt6l vissza-
tartani, mint a "bajb6l" kiran.
tani.
Hajdu j6akaratu figyelmezte-
tese lebegjen mindig a magyar
szulok el5tt, hassanak oda, hogy
gyermekeik ne keriiljenek vad
lottak padjara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27
SZABADLABRA HELYEZETT
MAGYAR MEsZAROS
"A szegeny ember szerencseje...


A rend6rseg letartoztatta 10th
Mihaly 54-eves, North Jackson-i
meszarost azert, inert Youngs-
townban engedely. es hus feliil-
yinsgalata nelkiil. hazr6l-hazra
jarva, husszallit6 aut6jar6l arusi-
totta a hust.. A letart6ztatast P.
Bilka hus-feliigyel6 foganatosi-
totta.
10th Mihalyt, mint kes6bb
jelentettek - rend6rseg so dol
lar 6vadek elleneben szabadlabra
helyezte. Az aut6rakomany hust
rend0rseg lefoglalta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27
UAnpBELLI MAGYAR
I.ABDARUC6K BkLJA

A Campbell Magyar Labdaru-
GO Csapat september h6 26-An,
vasarnap este nagy Sziireti Bait
rendez az Italian Hallban.
"A tisxta j0vedelem . csapat -
jat penztara javara fordittatik. ~
xen6t zajac Janos zenekars fogja
szolg<atni.
Ezen mulatsagra hivataloa.
Campbell ss videke 6sszmagyars
sGga. L-1a.l l u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27
vERHovAY 1os

Beteg tagjaink: Szab6 Istvan,
Ellsworth, 0. Barta Janos 804
Steel st. Szakacs Lajosn6 400
Ferndale ave. Barany Janos, Can
field, @. - Betegseg a titk&rnal
ielentend5: 211 Edward st. Tele.
fon 1882.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27
HELYREIaAzITAs

Lapunk 33-ik szamaban k0zolt
Nagybizottsag-i k0sz0netnyilya-
nitasb6l kimaradt a campbelli lna.
gyars6g. P6tl6lag q campbelli ma
gyarsAgnak is ezuton mond k0-
ss6netet ! Nagybisottskg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27
A Verhovay Segely Egylet
17-ik konvenci6ja utan

Verhovay Segey Egyet vi f0tisztvisel6. - konven
clio Nemeny Mkos Ernonek nagyon hasznos es ertekes
munkassagaert esmereset es koszonet6t nyivantotta
egyhangu kozfelkialtassal Fi6k Albert pittsburgh
agyarsag hetilap szerkeszt6e hasxos tevekeny
tagja volt lezajlott konvencionak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27

k6jara hivnak Clevelandba szep-
tember Sra. 6sszej ej5nnek maid is
met azok, alkik evtizedekkel eze-
lott megalapozt&k az amerikai
magyars&g intSxm6nyeit - ujsag-
jait, egyh&xait e. egyleteit.
Nagyon sxep ez az eszme Is re-
m6ljulk, AZ ''0regek" mind oft
lesxnelk. Axsrt tettiik idsz6 ielbe
AZ s'6regek" scot, inert ex csak
amsrikai tart6xkod&suk 6regss-
g6t jelenti, mem pedig eveik sz&-
mat.
''0reg ember mem ven ember',
inondotta J6kai, mikor k0zel 20
6vvel v&llain elvett egy fatal,
alig 20 ewes leanyt.
"6rsg amerik&s mem ven en-
bsr", mondhatjuk mi, akik ugyan
q is k6zspkorban, de meg ifju
er6vel vagyunk Greg amerikasok.
Rsm6ljiik, hogy Youngstownb6l
j6 magammal egyiitt, aki csak
egyhuxamban husz ewes amerikas,
elj6nnek q youngstown 6regek"
Clevslandba.
H&mory Gustav biztosan oft
1esx. Habod&sx Gusxt&vnak is el
kell j6nni, Pipoly Gyula sem hia-
nyoxson, 10th Istvant is secret
n6k Oft l&tni. Moln&r Mihaly is
r6gi amerikas. Hat meg azok,
akik q 900-as evek elejen j0ttek
Youngstownba. K6sxiiljenek fel
az "0reg amerikasok" talalkoz6-
jara.
Sokan kerdik, aggodalommal
kerdexik, hogy milyenek lesznek
q munkaviszonyok az 6sszel?
A legjobb ertesiil6sek szerint az
ac6l iparban k0riilbeliil 20 ssaza-
l6kos munka v&rhat6 szeptember
6s okt6berre. Ha q viszonyok kis-
IS megjavulnak, aklkor meg ITALIAN
enn6l jobban fognab menni a Ma
honing 6s shenango v0lgyenek
gy&rai Is italian november vegeig
tart jobb munla.
Kiil6mben meg kell jegyez-
mink, akarmilyen furcsan han
goxz6k is olyanok el6tt, akik h6-
napok Sta nom dolgoznak, vagy
cssk PR napot kapnak : heten-
kent, hogy n1lunk meg mindig
jobban megy a munka, mint mas
hol. A munka elosxtasaval az acel
gy&ri rendes munkasoknak 81
szazaleka jut lzisebb vagy ma
gyobb keresethez Is mem t0bb
mint Is sz&xalek a teljesen mum
kanelkiili. s
Az azonban aligha varhat6,
hogy nor7nalis munlkaviszonyok
visszatsrjenek jov0 tavasz el6tt.
Addig meg 0ssze kell huzni mad
ragszijjat. Az is lehetseges, hogy
az aeclipar alapbereit levagjak 10
sz&xalekkal. Jelenleg az alapber
40 cent 6rankent IL 6ras munka-
soknak, A cent 10 6ras munka-
soknak es 30 cent nyolc 6ras mum
k&soknak. Ez val6sziniileg lej0n
50, 40 Is 45 centre.
\ + +
sajn&ljuk, hogy kotelesseg
m&shov& sz6llitott Is . Magyar
Napon mem lehettiink jelen.
Mint halljuk Is az elszamolas-
b6l l&tjuk, q Magyar Napon szep
k6s6ns6g volt, amely j6l mulatott,
sx6rakoxott IS nagybizottsagi
p6nxt&r is szep 0sszeghez jutott.
Kell is maid t6lre, q szegenyek
kar&csonyi segit6s6re.
Egy derek, '0reg amerikas" :"
magyarunk, q csendes 10th Ist-
van kiil6n meg6rdemli, hogy az
"Essm6nyek" is megemlekezzen
r6la. 10th oLYAN AJANDEK.
KAL LEPTE MEG A MI MA
0YARSAaUNKAT A MAGYAR
NAPoN, AMELYRE MEG MEM
VOLT PELDA MAGYARsA-
uUNK T0RTENETkBEN. 5000
eZENDyICsET sZoLuALT Eel
The Washington times., 1931-05-02
"SchOOl Days, School Days."
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
FASHIONS
FANCIES

Look ahead and see the
great Out-of doors. The girl who
plays tennis will rejoice in a
tennis frock Of white faille silk,
belted, with a flared skirt and
worn with a sleeveless double
breasted jacket Of pale blue
flannel.
All set in our ways for
dress accessories that match.
The latest idea is a belt and
hat band ensemble, one Of the
best being developed in braided
suede with two metal ends,
which fasten to q crystal ring.
Romance is round the cor
ner waiting for us to wear our
new romantic hats. There is
a new and lovely model in pale
blue paper panama with a bon
net-like brim and the back
turned up in a cluster of pleats
against which is crushed o red,
red rose.
The Washington times., 1931-05-02
The Marry-GO-ROund
By Helen Rowland

cash.register and an old mans
nurse.
After all, there often exists
between a husband and wife
of ten or twenty years stand
ing, an affection which is like
no other, an understanding
and comradeship which moth
ing can replace: and which Is
worth salvaging out of the
wreck Of romance.
When a man double-crosses
a woman for whom he still
feels this affection, it is not
because he's smart" but be-
cause he's dumb. Dumb and
blind! The day always comes
when he discovers that he's no
Casanova, and that a flap
per's love is 80 per cent pure
gold-digging. Then. if a wife
can forgive and forget-par-
ticularly FORGET-she can at
least salvage the old comrade-
ship. Which is about all that
matters, anyway.
Copyright. 1881. King Features
Syndicate, 1nc)
The Washington times., 1931-05-02
YOUR RULING
STAR
By William Shwader-
THE YEAR AHEAD
For Those Whose Birthday Is
May 3

May 3
If May 3 is your birthday.
the coming year is apt to be
one in which the more personal
matters will be prominent. Any
slight annoyances should be ad.
justed without difficulty. Your
success is somewhat dependent
on the amount Of interest that
you arouse and maintain. I'm
portant dates: Avoid quarrels.
accidents, undue excitement.
take no risks from May 3 to 7.
August 3 to S, II to 13, October
2 to 6, % to "a, January 26 to
February /; refrain from risky
ventures. maintain routine from
July 7 to 8, September l to IS.
October 6 to 10. Good for gen
eral affairs, make efforts to
advance your interests from
June % to July 4. July 6 to 8.
December 25 to %, March 5 to
7. Contradictory dates show
two opposing influences.
A child born May 3 will be
tolerant, conservative, deter
mined and deliberate. He will
be fond of travelling and should
show an interst In law. religion.
philosophy or teaching.
Nav 4,
II May 4 is your birthday.
during the coming year unex.
pected advantages or gain
should come to you. Friends
are apt to bring a new interest
into your life that may cause
changes along the lines of pro
gressive and constructive de,
velopment.
Important dates: Avoid quar-
relS, misunderstanding. ex'
ceSses of all kinds from May
to 7, July 16 to 18, August
to 6, IL to IA, September 6 70
81, october % to 80, February
l to 3. Watch your finances,
refrain from legal controversies
from March IA to April 80.
Good for general affairs. make
efforts to advance your IN
tereSts from May % to June
2, July / to 6. August 7 to 9,
August 81 to September 7,
September % to "a, December
10 to IL, % to 81. Contra
dictory dates show two opposinq
influences.
A child born May 4 will be
persevering. active and intuitive.
His tact and mental ingenuity
should enable him to succeed
along unusual lines. Foreign
affairs, travelling and artistic
expression will interest him.
The Washington times., 1931-05-02
By Fannie Hurst
DIET AND HEALTH
By DIR. Logan CIendening-

Gated in most American COM
munities. The climate factor is
the only one which might cause
any question.
The results Of the study
show that mothers milk is the
ideal food for the baby for the
first three months. In some
cases it continues to be for
some months more. But these
we're not the majority of the
cases. This is q surprising
statement. considering that we
have always supposed that
breast feeding should continue
for six months or more, and
was always certainly best for
that period.
Wean After Third Month
When suitable conditions for
good bottle feeding are pres
ent, weve.r, the observers
state land that feature of suit
able conditions is to be en-
phasized) and when the baby
is failing to show good and
rapid progress, there need not
be the slightest hesitancy after
the third month in advising
weaving.
So far as weight alone is con-
cerned, the breast-fed babies
showed better mean roiy
during the first three months
of their lives. The bottle-fed
babies gained more weight than
the breast-fed babies after the
first three months. and this
superiority was greater and
greater for each succeeding
month,
The Washington times., 1931-05-02

to Rarick when their first car,
a Buick sedan, had stood new
and shiny one Sunday morning
at the curbstone of their seven
room house on Kensington Ave
nue., and Jenay with his over
coat thrown over her kimono,
had rushed out to try it's up
holStery. There had been a
small tag on the steering wheel
reading Good morning. Jenny.
Your street car days are over.
Rarick."
That was about as demon
strative as Rarick could bring
himself to be even back in the
days before their fairy tale
had begun to happen.
Good morning, Jenny. Your
street car days are over" he
had written during the fifth
year of their marriage. During
the first year he had sent her
a modest little travelling case
for a birthday present, but the
card had read: Pack my love
and some of our dreams in this
for our walking trip through
the PyreneeS.
Free From Greed
That had been before the &C
quisitive, tight-skinned look had
spread itself over the face Of
Jenny; before the fox had
leaned out of the nervous and
intelligently homely face of the
girl he had been proud Of him.
self for choosing from a world
that seemed to him populated
with girls with no face at all,
only a Vacuous geometry Of
pleasantly related features.
No one but God and Rarick
knew that the dowry that went
with Jenny had played no part
in his choice.
Behind her reminder to him
that he was the thirteenth rich
est man in the world there
trailed the unSpoken tagline,
thanks to the start I gave
you by intrusting you with my
inheritance" a string Of words
which, spoken or unspoken,
travelled through him in a
groove that innuGndo had worn
down. his hive nerves the troll.
ley OF transmission. Rebuttal
would have meant the fatal
act Of admission to her implied
word. Rarick had learned va.
r1ouS kinds Of Silences.
I haven't minded the years
OF yOur stubborn refusal to
pretty nearly everything I've
asked for myself, Rarick. It
Is Jennifer now. I want the
child to see the light of her
fifteenth birthday in the Ficke
house. That's not asking much
OF a man many times a million
alre. The pity is that it has to
be coaxed out of you"
The pity of it" clung in q
burr like phrase to his brain.
The little girl who wanted
more than everything.
Damn her mother.
The phrase shot through his
mind like a burst of flame,
startling him horribly.
Under cover Of Jenny's
steady runnel Of accusative and
1mportuning talk, he began to
reason with himself. to calm
himself, rid his mind Of the
taste Of the phrase that had
shot through his mind in
Sacrilege to this woman who
shared his bed.
Copyright. 1929. by Fannie Hurst.
h"tributed nv King Features
Syndicate. InC.)
Does Jenny's persistence &C
COmplish the results she hopes
for? Read Mondays interest
ing instalment.
The Washington times., 1931-05-02

Pattern 1878 may be fash
ioned Of silk shirting, shantung,
ratine, rajah, piQue or crepe de
chine in print. white or a
pastel shade. Sleeves are in
cluded with the pattern.
Obtainable only in sizes 16,
1s, 20, 81, SO. SO. 20 and ~.
Size 16 requires as yards Of
39-inch fabric. Yardage for
every size, and simple, exact
instructions are given.
Send Is cents, coin or stamps
Cor each pattern giving name,
address, style number and size
wanted. Send for Spring and
Summer fashion book, price IS
cents. Book with pattern, 2S
cents. Address Washington
Times Pattern Bureau, 243
w. 18th st., New York City.
The Washington times., 1931-05-02

The science of artificial feed.
ing Of infants has made such
rapid progress in the past two
decades that it can confidently
be asserted that any baby can
be raised on the bottle. It is not
so easy on the baby as mothers
milk, and there has not yet ap-
peared any baby specialist who
says he can prepare a better
mixture for a human baby than
mothers milk. But q careful
statistical comparison Of bottle
fed and milk-fed babies shows
the bottle feeders to be in very
satisfactory condition.
Artificial Feeding
Provided the bottle feeding is
conducted under good and by.
gienic surroundings, say the doc
tors who have conducted the
test. The conditions favorable
to artificial feeding are: /. An
eQuable climate conducive to
the keeping of milk unspoiled
without even ice or mechanical
refrigeration, and without the
depressing effects Of heat and
cold. 2. Reliable, pure milk.
3. Frequent medical supervision
Of feeding and care. 4. And the
routine administration at the
proper ages Of necessary dietary
accessories, such as cod liver oil,
orange juice and green vegeta.
bles. In addition there is al
ways demanded fresh air and
sun baths, and a large proper
tion Of the babies studied had
plenty Of sun baths.
Such conditions can be dupli-
The Washington times., 1931-05-02

Between the hearts, and the different natures of man
and woman Love, to stay Love must keep the most
delicate kind of balance Or off he goes to be shat
tered in plentiful pieces And you know course that
relative of Humpty Dumptythat is to say he has
the strange popularity that egghaped character
once broken he is UN-mendabe! Once he is apart,
NOTHING 50 scholarly in matters Of Love say
NOTHING get him together again-save in the most
unsatisfactory way that fools nobody and is liable to fall
apart again at the slightest jar.
Nothing-not all those Kings horses and all those
King men, all the best intentions the honest strug
The Washington times., 1931-05-02

now. Do you think I ought to
make up with him or not?
UNDECIDED.
When you and that boy are
older and each is married, prob
ably to someone else, you'll
smile rather wistfully over the
tablet episode. Such agitations
and vexations are part of early
youth, and it's only when one
is older that she realizes why
she did stop speaking, and he.
acted funny" Yes, I believe I'd
make up with the boy whose
The Washington times., 1931-05-02

ges the most desperate pains; make good
the dear little god who aiiy reads the slackwiresoe
times the tghrope- two lovers. once ne has
plunged off and flattened himself pitifuly the hard
cold earthy-earth Of unovey fact.
However he the best there is at skipping the most d
fcut path in the world And the world sits back ana
wonders and appauds at the spectacle Of this airy boy
faery keeping his place the delicate thread from one
heart to another forever and aye
as he sometimes does
NELL BRINKLEY.
The Washington times., 1931-05-02
Do YOU KNOW
THAT

Excessive perspiration If often
due to tension and nervousness.
The cure for it is found in the
salt glow-rubbing the body
with moiStened salt. followed
with q cold Spray-in general
hygienic measures, and in the
application to the armpitS Of
liquids and powders that act
upon the sweat glands.
Tiny red scales along the eye
lids are evidence Of a constitu-
ton that Is not up to standard.
Such a condition must not be
disregarded. Often the eyes
are weak, in need Of glasses or
special treatment. Any irrita-
ton Of the lids will cause the
lashes to fall.
The Washington times., 1931-05-02
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KNOW?
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Questions On Editorial Page
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ba~ ground with a large white
star in each corner. 8. One foot
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The Washington times., 1931-05-02

someone WAuGS 10 A1OW WV
write so often on this topic
philandering husbands.
First, because there are so
many of them, in these high
stepping, carefree days. Second,
because they are a compare
lively new phenomenon.
Love was always q gamble,
and a lover was always an un-
certain quantity. You never
could be sure that you HAD
him, until you got him to the
altar. But, once you landed him
beneath the marguerite wedding
bell, he was usually yours, until
you laid lilies on his chest-and
collected the insurance. Nobody
came along and offered to throw
dice for him.
But. that was in the days
when fathers kept more Of an
eye on their OWN daughters
and men had a wholesome re-
spect for q shotun. Now, q hus-
band appears to be only a tenn
porary loan, like q library book.
And wives play game OF nus
band, husband, who got my hus-
band?"
The big question. which seems
to be troubling many middle
aged wives, is the problem OF
whether to divorce a philander-
ing husband or to forgive and
forget. Whether to give him the
air or to laugh it off.
That all depends, dear heart,
ON the man, the circumstances.
and the amount Of your love
for him. If q man WANTS
to 20. for the love Of heaven
and your peace Of mind. let
him GO! once you have lost
your hold on his heart, 1t Is
useless to try to hang onto
the coattailS OF his conscience
or to clutch him and drag
him back by the graphing hook
Of the law.
But, most wandering huS-
bands DON'T want to be lost.
They merely want to be mis-
laid, for q little while-and
then, to come back to Mother,
and be forgiven. And, that's
where a woman'S heart is torn
with doubt and uncertainty.
II your husband is middle
aged, you are probably middle
aged yourself: and, after forty.
the prospects Of making a new
life for yourself are not so
brilliant and alluring. You
NIGHT marry, again, adjust
ing yourself to another mans
ways and q brand new set OF
fults and idioSyncracies. And.
most women who marry at
forty-five or fifty have to
choose between being a gigolo's