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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16

sem fogadott palyudvaron yo-
natot.
Vitez Rakosi gyaszol6 csa-
ladhoz lep, egy mozdony az els6
vaganyra vezeti koporsokat
szallit6 vonatot. Teglaszinii olasz
wagon, feny6girlandok diszitik,
ajtajan hatalmas legcsavar IS fe-
her viragokbol kirakott kereszt.
A propellefen ket kis baberkoszo-
ru a wagon minden egyes alkat-
reszen sok-sok viragcsokor, egyes
viragszalak, amelyeket az ut So
ran tiiztek fel kegyeletes kezek.
A vamhivatali eljaras utan oda-
irkezilx a kocsi a perronra, ahol
egy erdelyi es egg budai csalad
zokog6 tagjai varjak oveiket, a
halott ferjet Is halott fiut.
q Il
Minden zajnal idegtep6bb az
lit uralkodo csend, amelybe csak
egy vasuti jelzes csilingel belle.
A repiil6gepek motorja tompan,
messzebbr6l zug most. Kinyitjak
a toloajt6t, fekete draperiak mo-
gill el6szor az olasz koszorukat
emelik el6. "A viragos Italia POM
pazo n0venyzete volt az olasz
nemzet utols6 istenhozzadja a
magyar bajtarsakhoz. Hatalmas,
impozans meretii koszoruk kerul-
mex el1, harom ember visz egyet-
egyet, palmalevelekb6l, szazfele
viragb6l keszitett koszoruk lebeg
mex a kijarat fele:
Viktor Emanuel kiraly. Mus
solini miniszterelnok, Balbo mi
niszter, az 6ceanrepiil6 kongresz-
szus koszorui. Csaknem negyed-
oraig tart, amig a koszorukat XII
viszik odakint tizennegy koszo-
rus kocsi roskadozik a viragok
sulya alatt.
Megjelenik az els6 kopors6,
Bittay Gyula kopors6ja. Fara-
gott, barna t0lgyfab6l, gazdagon
diszitett dombormiivekkel, csillo-
60 rezfogantyukkalr es arany
szinben jatsz6 fesziilettel. Melleje
helyezik Endresz Gy0rgy kopor-
s6jat nehany percig oft feksze.
mex h6s0k hamvai a zokogo csa-
ladtagok el6tte. Izsepy tabornok
a budapest hely6rseg koszorujat
helyezi ell a kopors6ra, maid fell
harsan odakint vezenysE6:
- Vigyazz! Puskaval tiszte-
legj! Szazad, jobbra nezz!
Lassan hullanak az es6cseppek,
mikor kopors6kat rahelyezik az
agyutalpakra. Mindegyik toigy-
fakopors6n a tiszti kard es az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16
retire melt6 igyekezettel.

retire melt6 igyekezettel.
Mem hagyhatjuk elismeres nell
kill a sisterek igybuzg6sagat
sem, xix bar mem magyarok, az
angol tanitas mellett peldas buzz
galmat fejtettek XII a ,plebanos
mellett, hogy minel szebb cred
menyt mhtassanak fel a gyerme-
kek az 1sok nyelvenek tanulasa-
ban, s6t egyik mover AIT a hasz-
nat vette a magyar iskolanak,
hogy jobban ir es olvas magyarul
barmelyik n0vendekiinknel. Az
listen aldja meg Gbet, hogy mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16
Endresz Gy0rgy IS Bittay Gyula
pihennek mar a magyar f0ldben

dor" felirattal erkezett egy ha.
talmas baberkoszoru, a temesvari
iskolatarsak, a lajta-bansagi fell
kel6tarsak koszorui mellett oft
fekszik egy feherviragos koszoru
"Szomoru tanitvanya 10th
Jolan.'
Harom szakasz diszbe 0lt0z0tt
iovasrend6r sorakozik fel az al
lomas el6tt. A fekete draperiak-
kal bevont el6teremben all ket
gyaszfatyollal bevont fakereszt.
Rajtuk a felirasok:
"Endresz Gyorgy, cit 80 evet'
es
"Bittay Gyula, cit 81 evet"
Ket biborbarsony parnan csil-
lognak Endresz Gy0rgy kitiinte-
t6sei: A Til. osztalyu Magyar Err
demkereszt, amelyet az Ocean-re.
piilesert kapott, valamnit a habo-
rus kitiintetesek, III. osztalyu
vaskoronarend, a III: osztalyu ka.
tonai erdemkereszt, az eziist es a
bronz sign. laudis, z0ld szalagon
kormanyzoi dicser6 elismeres, a
III. osztalyu nemet vaskereszt,
Karoly csapatkereszt, sebesiilesi
erem, nyugat-magyarorszagi fell
kelo-cmlekerem es a pil6tajelve-
nyek.
Kul0n mask parnan csillog
Bittay Gyula kormanyz6i dicser6
eiismer6se es megfigyel6 jelvenye.
A h6si halalt halt ket repulot
halaluk utan a signum laudissal
tiintette XII kormanyzo.
Bittay Gyula egy baratja erke-
xix Sepsiszentgy0rgyrd es hozza
szekely fold utols6 iizenetet,
egy marek erdelyi f0ldet. A hazai
r0goket Bittayval egyiitt temetik
ell !.
Egyenruhak t0mege gyiilekezik
a palyaudvaron, gyaszkarszalagos
katonatisztek, folyam6ri tisztek
la Legigyi 1Hivatal tisztviesl6i
rendGrtisztek Keleti Geza f6kapi.
tanyhelyettes vezetese alatt. Eel
vonul katonai diszszazad is
Zdrahal Laszl6 szazados vezetese
| alatt, valamint felvonulnak az
| agyutalpak is, hat fekete 10 won.
ia lafettakat, amelyeket mar
most kezdenek telehinteni vira.
gokkal.
! Haromnegyed tizkor erkezik
Bittay Gyula edesanyja, ket lea
nya es harom fla kis6reteben. A
nolgyek k0z0tt megjelent Bittay
Zoltan hadnagy is Debrecenbol
Par perc mulva erkezik Lengyel
Bella szazados, Endresz s6gora, az
0ceanrepulS ap6sa Is s6gorn6i.
Megerkezik q gyaszvonat
A vonat megerkezik, de senki
sem sail XII bel8le. Az utasok meg
illet6dve allnak az ablakoknal, q
peronon senki sem mozdul. Eny
nyire nema csend talan meg sohs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16
(Folytatas.)
"a 4gr6f k0sz0nt.

MeSVdllO1n, dZ d goHuoldt VII
liant at fejemen, hogy kis babs
nagyon j6l ismeri az egykedvii
fekete dragonyos handnagyot 6
1rdeklSdik iranta. Azert yaltoz.
tatta meg szinet S azert forditot'
ia el fejet t6liik, inert talan ia.
neki, hogy a ferfi oily csabit6 seer
asszony mellett Ill; inert talar
szegyenli is alarendelt helyzetet
melyet hazunknal elfoglal.
Mig haza nem ertiink, eek a
gondolatok foglalkoztattak. A
baba csendesen iilt mellettem
Celzast tettem ra, hogy a gr6f
IS 3 mar talalkoztak valahol jol
ismerik egymast.
Ram nezett aztan jeghidegen
monda:
- Ugy van, ismerem a gr6fot
- Hat a mellette lilo sep not
AIT is. Ferries asszony mint
1atja, j6l erzi magat fatal drago-
nYos hadnagyok tarsasagaban.
Oily leplezetlen gyulolet volt
hangjaban, mely megerositette
azon gyanumat, hogy Katinka $
a gr6f k0zt valami t0rtent.
o azonban melyen hallgatott s
az ut hatralev6 reszet szotlanul
tettiik meg.
E nap 6ta nagy valtozast vet
lem eszre baba viseleteben.
Sz6rakozott, nyugtalan volt,
mem szivesen ment XII hazbol s
gyakran kaptam rata, hogy a
kert felrees6 reszeben jol lzisirja
magat.
Egy forr6 nyari delutan ket
vadgesztenyefa arnyekaban pi-
hentem, mikor az orszagut fel0l
l6dobogas hallatszott. A pad, me-
lyen ultem, ugy k0riil volt fogva
afonyava1 es vadszolovel, hogy a
lovas engem mem lathatott. Ova-
tosan felrehajtottam az agakat s
kitekintettem rejtekembol. A ba-
r6n5 jott delceg paripan, sotet-
z0ld lovagl6 ruhaban, mely eio-
nyosen tiintette XII termete kar-
csusagat.
Egyenesen a kertiink fele tar
tott, aho1 z0ld lyciom keritfs
m0gott Katinka allott, kezeben
tartott Macy tavcs6vel nezve az
andrasfalvi kastely fele. Ugy ell
volt meriilve a Macy nezegetesbe,
hogy csak akkor vette eszre az
ellenkez5 iranyb6l jov6 lovasnot,
mikor az el3tte megallitotta lov;lt.
Vilagosan LATHAM, hogy Katin-
ka menekiilni akart, de az idegen
n6 megallitotta 6t egyetlen GU
nyos szavaval.
- Fe1 tSlem? \ kerde, nyug-
talankodo Iowa nyakat slmo-
gatva.
"A baba megallott biiszke ne
vetessel valaszolt:
- Ontol? Ugyan miert felnek
0ntYl? Arthat on meg nekem?
Mellen 0sszefonta karjat s ba-
tor. kedves szemeit nyugodtan a
more szegezte.
Arthatok bizony, gyermek
AIT hiszi, mines reszem abban
hogy Andrasfalvy Attilat elfog-
tax s meg most is bortonben
tartjak?
Hat aztan? - monda a baba
s kicsinyl6en mosolygott ellenfe.
lere. (Mert most mar tlsztan lat
szott, hogy halalos ellenfelek.) =
Ha ell van csukva - maid k1sza.
badul.
Csakhogy en- fogom kisza'
baditani, mem ON, inert neken
hatalmamban all kinyittatni Dor
tone ajtajat. Folteszem rola
hogy halas lesz, ha egy szep ma
pom beallitok s0tet t0mlocebe
mint szabadit6 angyal =. s
mint udvarias ember csak meg
teszi, hogy megcs6kolja a kezet
me1y visszaadja sza'badsagat.
Katinka oda sem figyelt, mint
IN nnm is hallana. amt a mash
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16
Andrasfalvy de Andrasfalva
REGENY
Irta: WERNER GYULA

Irta: WERNER GYULA

en- mem azert jottem, hogy folin
gereljem, hanem azert ,hogy beke
jobbomat nyuitsam 0nnek.
= Nos, elfogadja?
A baba meg mindig hallgatott
a bar6n6 tehat folytatta beszG
det.
Miert is jonne vissza atyja
hoz? Mines ra Okla. Maga dacos
volt, kicsinyem, ellenallott nekem
S engem akaratom ellen azon kel-
lemetlen helyzetbe hozott, hogy
megmutassam 0nnek, hogy az
er6sebb en- vagyok, atyja szi-
ven korlatlan hatalommal ural-
kodom. Maga errol meggy6z6d6tt
s en- bebizonyitottam 0nnek er5-
NETT - nos, mi okunk lehetne
meg, hogy egymassal civakod-
junk? Nyujtsa kezet, gyermek,
bekiljiink XII. 10, mem banom,
menjen Attilahoz, ha annyira be-
lie van bolondulva, hogy kepes
volt erte elhagyni az atyai hazat.
Merit higyje meg, sokkal inkabb
megfelel a tarsadalom illemfor-
mainak, hogy a leany atyja ha-
zat6l menjen ferjhez, mintsem
hogy lit ellen v6legenye anyja-
max hazanal, mint fizetett cseled.
Katinka area langbaborult ez
ujabb sertesre, egy pillanatig
ugy latszott, hogy elveszti tiirel-
met; de aztan er0t vett indulatan
kisse fojtott hangon, bar eleg
nyugodtan valaszolt.
= On uz0tt ell atyam hazabol,
bar6n6 en- megfogadtam, hogy
mem terek vissza mindaddig, mig
on 1esz abban az urn6. Errol
mines nit besz6lni t0bbet. AIT hi
szem, el fogja ismerni, hogy
olyan leanynak bizonyultam, aki
az effele elhatarozast meg tudja
tartani. Ami AIT illeti, hogy e
hazban elek, azon mines nit SEE
gyenkeznem. Senki sem tudja lit,
XII vagyok; szegeny leany, aki
tisztessegesen keresi meg kenye-
ret. Mikorra Attila fogsagabol
kiszabadul, en- tavol leszek haz-
t6l, de addig teljesitem, ami mas
kul0nben az 8 k0telessege volna !:
gondozom anyjat es angyali no
veret. Felteszem, hogy On, baro-
no, meg mines annyira negro
molva, hogy ezt rosszra magya-
razza.
- S ha ARA magyaraznam? =
kerde a bar6n6 kihiv6an, nyerga-
ben el5rehajolva, mialatt egy pill
Ianatra sem vette lie leanyr6l
kevely, parancsol6 telSintetet. Nit
sz6lna ahhoz, ha holnap latoga-
tast tennek lit kedves papajaval ?
Micsoda .erdekes es varatlan ta-
lalkozas volna az, apa es leany
k0z0tt! Ugy is teszek. Mert vegre
is ingerel, hogy On meg mindig
szembeszall velem; ha visszauta-
sitia tisztesseges beket, melyet
szerencsem volt felajanlani On
mex. Gyermel1! ON hat daco'nl
akar velem? J6l van. Legyen meg
az on akarata. On hat kesheeyig
memo haborut akar?
- Mem, valaszola baba, sze-
rettem volna st szivemre olelni e
pillanatban, - en- csak egy do.
logra vagyok elhatarozva: ARA,
hogy egy fedel alatt mem lakom
0nnel.
Megfordult es sebes leptekke1
ment a haz fele, melynek egyik
ablaKaban anyamnak sep 6sz fe-
je jelent meg.
A bar6n6 egyetlen eros rantas-
sal megforditotta lovat es- sebcs
vagtatva tint ell az orszagut
akacfai k0z0tt.
Alig tudtam magamhoz terni g
Macy bamulatt6l. Ime a megfej
tett titok. Katinka a dusgazdae
bankar leanya, aki az Andfasfal.
vy-birtok ura. Otthagyta atyja
| LS1c+ ,,oor+ c1ora++a Aff;1a+ 1s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16
(Folyt. az 1-s0 oldalroD

(Folyt. az 1-sS oldalroD
olasz hatarra, Postumiaba. Oman
jugoszlav teriileten keresztiil hol-
nap hajnalban 5 orakor erkezik
a vonat a magyar hatarra.
Magyar repiilok kildottsege a ha-
taron megkoszoruzza a hamvakat
A magyar repiil6knek egy de-
putaci6ja vitez Rakosy Gyorgy, a
Legiigyi Hivatal f6nokenek veze-
tesevel Nagykanizsara utazik,
ahol a hajnalban erkezo kopor-
sokra elhelyezi a reptile bajtarsak
baberkoszorujat. A magyar ha-
tartol kezdve minden allomason
koszoruk es viragok, melyen
megillet5d0tt gyasz minden kill
s6sege fogadja Endresz es Bittay
holttestet. A gyaszbaborult varo-
sokon es kozsegeken keresztiil
erkezik meg maid a vonat hol-
nap delel6tt pontosan 10 orakor
delivasuti palyaudvarra, ahol
megkezd6dnek a nagyszabasu
Cva rtaSok 8
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16

] OLVASSA Az "AMERIKAI
MAGYAR HIRLAP"-OT ES
TAMOGASSA Az ABBAN
HIRDET6 10 CEGEKET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16
A budapest gyasziinnepseg
rendje

4CuNJO
A delivasuti palyaudvar. elott
agyutalpakra helyezik kopors6-
kat s az Alaguton, Lanchidon,
gr6f Tisza Istvan-uton es Andras-
sy.uton at H6s0k Emlekkov6hez
vonul a gyaszmenet, amelynek
sorrendje a k0vetkez6: lovasren-
d6rszazad, katonasag, katonai ze-
nekar, koszoruskocsik, papsag, a
.ket kopors6 agyutalpakon S uta-
nuk gyaszol6 kozonseg. Az ut
test ket oldalan iskolasgyerme-
kek Is cserk6szcsapatok allanak
sorfalat. A menet felvonulasa k0-
rilbeliil egy craig tart.
A H6s0k Emlekk0venel a felra-
vatalozott kopors6kat Hasz Ist-
van IS Soltesz Endre tabori piis-
pokok beszentelik, maid a kor-
many neveben Kenez Bella keres-
kedelemiigyi minister mond
gyaszbeszedet. A gyaszszertarta-
son kormanyz6t, Karolyi Gyula
miniszterelnok kepviseli. A Hosok
Emlekkovetol az Arena-uton at
a Kerepesi temet6ben vonul me-
net, melyben mar reszt vesznek a
TESz kild0ttsegei, valamint az
osszes katonai es polgari kuldott-
segek is. A temet6ben a diszsir-
helyeket az egyik legelokel6bb
helyen jelo1ik XII, ahol alkalmas
hely lesz kes0bbi emlekmu felalli-
tasara is.
A Delivasut erkezesi oldalan
mar reggel kilenckor sokszaz
Zrinyi-sisakos rendSr ALT sorfa-
lat es szazaval erkeztek ide ko-
szoruk is, amelyeknek halmai el-
boritottak az allomasepilet elot-
ii jardat. s'Utols6 iidvozlet ocean
repiil3tarsanak - Magyar San
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16
Megerkezik q gyaszvonat

"A vonat megerkezik, de senki
sem sail XII bel6le. Az utasok meg
illet5dve allnak az ablakoknal, a
peronon senki sem mozdul. Eny-
nyire nema csend Italian meg soha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16

tax sirjat, ahol orok pihen6re
helyeztek Endresz Gy0rgy es Bit
tay Gyula holttestet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-03

in one of the pauses, adding un- necessarily, "the West Indies. ] mean
 "Where did you run into Bud?" Barry asked without looking al her. He lighted a pipe, cupping his hand over its bowl, then turned away as he flung the dead match out on the roadway.
 Instantly two native boys made dive for it. Steve laughed. They think it's a cigaret end," he told the girls. We give them a weekly supply of cigarets, yet they always hang around for anything they can pick up." ~,
 Are they as poor as that?" ask ed Mona. Then she blushed be- cause the remark seemed a refiec-' ton on Barry's wage system.
 "Our natives aren't" Barry said dryly. ,, Mona thought miserably. And why, oh why, did we come heref We might at least have cabled! The meal was finished and they arose. Barry, summoning Florence, asked her to bring Josie.
 "Well give each of you maid, ," Barry added, turning to Mona. Here they are-Florence and Jo- sic" The little maids courtsied. Take your choice"
 To the native women he added quickly, "The Madames will occupy the two apartments overlooking | the harbor."
 Steve mentioned baggage. "I think Bud put 1t somewhere, z Mona said.
 (To Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-03
The Bidding

.,.as The Bidding
 South. the dealer, having no biddable suit, but the required high card tricks and a balanced hand, starts the bidding with one no trump. North has two bid. dable four-card suits, but as they are both mly four cards in length rather than to bid either one. with his high card strength, 1t is bet ter to jump right to three nc trump.
 The Play
 West has the opening lead-he has . strong four-card major suit, but 1t is an ace-queen combtnd- tion and one that we rather hesi- tate to open from. In addition, West has good five card suit It is usually better to attack a nn trump. contract with your longest suit, therefore Vests best lead is the four of clubs, which is won by the declarer with the jack.
 Declarer can now count three club tricks, three sure diamond tricks Cpossibly four),- but at least two heart tricks are needed for game. The declarer starts right in to establish his hearts by leading the jack and taking the finesse. East wins the trick with the king. East is out of clubs. , When you cannot return your partners lead, and are on the right of the declarer, 1t usually pays to lead up to dummy's weak ness, which in this case would be spades. East should return the jack of spades-the lead of a jack shows the ten spot.
 How would you play the spade suit from South's hand? Remem- ber that the lead of the jack shows you where the ten spot IS located. If you cover the jack oi spades with the king. West will win with the ace, and as he now knows that his partner holds the ten of spades, he will return a small spade. which East will win with the ten spot and then rteurn the four of spades. West will be able to cash the queen and eight of spades. which would de- feat the declarer'e contract
 With this combination of cards the jack of spades and must play the five spot. West would play the six. Now when East contin- ues with the ten of spades, here is where the declarer must cover. If he does not cover, East will continue with another spade and West will then be able to cash his ace and queen of spades. By cov- ering the ten spot with the king. West is forced to win the trick with the ace, and while he may now cash his queen of spades, the declarer has the spade suit stopped with the nine.
 By playing the spade suit as outlined above. the declarer can make his, contract of three no trump. s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-03
GLORlFYING YOURSELF
 By Alicia Hart
BEAUTY'S COLLEGE
 ...#.-=.s ENTRANCE EXAMS
9!9 sS sY NEz ssszleE iHS

Il Il D SOA1L1Z3N ...---: ENTRANCE EXAMS
 Beauty may be only skin deep, but it is surprising how many near r-sighted lads there are on most campuses If you are going to college, remember that it is about as important o take along the right shade of lipstick as it is to take along your entrance credits.
 Since your skin is youthful and fresh, you won't need lotions and creams for wrinkles and lines and blemishes. Just forget that you ever will. In fact, if you are wise, you never will have to go in for them heavily.
 First of all, choose good cleansing cream that will remove all the grime after basketball prac- tice or a steak roast nj hollow somewhere in the autumn woods. Use it freely. You will need a good nourishing cream, too, for winds blow in a rather cold way around most campuses, and wind can, remove. oil at startling rate. :, It isn't likely that you will re- quire an astringent. Your personal
 
 choices along the cold, cream line.
 But you do need powder. One shade for day time and another for evening. Some powder manu- facturers are preparing boxes that contain two shades. One of these will cut your expenses in two and yet give you the effects you need.
 
 Rouge, too, is essential. Since different 'colors do different things to your general appearance. one rouge with a rose slant and an- other with an orange preference are necessary. Paste rouge will serve as a lipstick. too. If you use powdered rouge, make sure that your lipsticks match it.
 If your eyelids are naturally dark you won't need eye-shadow. Don't use it on the campus, any way. But there will be occasions when you will want the football captain or the youngest instructor in your department to notice you. Then it will help to give your eyes that mystery which means that you know a lot of things and not just things in textbooks, either.
 Eyebrow pencils are necessary for too-light eyebrows.
 Your beauty kit should also in- clude strong, flexible hairbrush, several combs. mild < cleansing soaps, a hand lotion, manicuring set, toothbrush and tooth paste and mouth wash, nail brush. and cleaning tissues. et Y"
 If you use your beauty kit prop erly you'll gain the entrance into campus life that you want. And after that .. 1t Is up to you.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-03
YOUR CHILDREN
By Olive Roberts Barton
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Helen and Jack were having an argument. It was about discipline. Jack was four and John had de- cided he needed to be trimmed into shape"
 But he is just four and all the books say that praise goes so much farther than punishment" said Helen.
 Not in the way we think they should mind. They have their own ideas about things. Anyhow 1t is the time they set up their wills against ours just to see what it's like; they get over it."
 "Well, you go on praising him and I'll go on spanking him. I am not going to let him grow up a little rowdy and that kids regu- lar racketeer already. When do you start spanking them?"
 'Never. if you have any sense.'
 Look here-do you know it's a relief sometimes to know you must do things. Actually must, and actually mustn't" asservated John
 What do you mean?"
 Grandma's Influence
 "Well, it's like this. They were pretty strict with me at home. Mother and dad were death on dis cipline and there wasn't any mis- taking the law when they laid 1t down."
 Full of fears all the time, were you not?"
 "No. I wasn't. Not as long as l behaved, I wasn't. I didn't have much liberty-I couldn't do much that I wanted, but I wasn't always worrying"
 What about?"
 "I've told you how I went to grandmother's every summer for three months. It was home, too. And she was the sweetest soul God ever made. She never gave me an order, never scolded, never pun ishd me if I did wrong. Instead she gave m elong serious talks about honor and about trusting me and all that. and how it would break her heart if she found she couldn't have confidence in me-"
 That doesn't sound like worry ing. It sounds more up-to-date than the child training that was handed out at that period"
 Listen. Two Or three things happened that I remember as well as yesterday. Jim Able lived on the next farm. He was older and he was always up to something. knew grandmother didn't like Jim but she didn't say. He was al- ways around"
 "I see. Jim represents evil and temptation and your grandmother good and conscience. Go on."
 Inner Conflicts
 "Something like that. Once he got me through granary window to steal corn so the horse would swell up. Once he put rock salt with my help in the water trough so the cows wouldn't drink it when they came home. We went swimming where it was known to be dangerous, hooked plums off other peoples farms. went to the store and got candy and charged it on his mothers bill and generally raised Cain.
 "Grandmother never knew or if she did she didn't say a word" "Well?"
 q was so miserable I couldn't sleep nights. Conflicts. Felt guilty as sin. I couldn't decide between Jim and grandmother. wished she had laid down the law and trounced me every time I broke over. I wanted to be told-man- aged, see? I wanted to be disci- plined."
 Helen was thoughtful. "l know" she said. That's right Children cannot decide always. The book says that, too. But Jacks so little."
 Little or not. I think he must learn that no is mo-" think honor is too big words You have to grow into it gradually.
 We wonder If John wasn't right