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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-07

Mi az az ismcretlen jo, ami ben.
mem rejlik2 Szeretntm szinr6l
szinre megismerni.
Ne szerenykedjek, bar6n6
onnek egy egesz sereg j6 tnlaj-
donsaga van. Megszamlalhatat.
Ian, mint az eg csillaga.
Azert mem tnd hat szamot
adm r0luk.
De tlldok.
~ Lekotelez vele, ha elosorol-
ia -.
.Ereztem, hogy most mindjart
feliilkerekedem.
- El6sz0r is nagyon jaratos az
elokel6 vilag illemszabalyaiban S
faradhatatlanul oktat ra maso-
kat. Masodszor
A ,bar6n9 ajkaba harapott. En-
zekeny pontot erintettem.
F0lmentem attol, hogy- a
tobbi jo tulajdonsagomat eloso.
rolja: maradjunk az illemszaba
lyoknal. Bizonyosan Katinka pa
naszkodott, ami erthet3 dolog.
Melyik vadr6zsa szereti, ha. kor-
latok koze szoritja noves6t? A
finom sodronyhal6val koriilfogott
cserj6s mem rabsagrol es elnyo-
matasrol panaszkodik-e. holott a
vaskerites az 3 vedelmere es ia
vara kesziilt! Hanem katinkat az
illem legsiiriibb sodronykeritese
sem akadalyozta meg, hogy ege-
szen az ON ablakaig ne nyujtsa
nehany viragos, fatal agacskajat.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-07
GY0NaYszEM

Amt q nap megmelegitett, a.
forr6bb mint maga 9 napsiitks.
Az egyes es6cs0ppek kellemet.
lenebbek testtinknek, mint maya
a z&por.
A biinre gondolni sulyosabb,
mint maga q bin.
q vagy jobban gy0t0r, mint az
elk0vetett vetek.
vi formal anyagb6l onteni
k0nnyebb, mint a r6git, mely szet-
porl6ban van, ujra felepiteni. FL
feledettet ujra tanulni nehezebb,
mint ujat megtanulni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-07
CsENDEs KIMULAs

Eszrcvetleniil, feltiines nelkii
mutt XII varosunk egyik legragibt
intezmenye. Halotti besztdet, BIZ
csuztat6t senki mem mondott fe'
1ette. Sirat0k mem allottak k0rii!
Mintha mi sem jelentene az, hogy
egy intezmennyel, egy magyar
egyesiilettel kevesebb van -
Youngstownban.
Hivatalos neve: Elso Magyar
Betegsegelyz6 Egylet. Egyma<
1Soz0tt ugy neveztek honfitarsa.
ink, hogy az: Greg Egylet. Eze.
lott 80 evvel alakitottak varo.
sunk magyarjai k0ziil azok, akik
mar akkor lit voltak, es ereztak.
hogy testveri kotelessegiik egy.
mast segiteni, hogy elhalalozas all
kalmava1 a temetesi k0ltsegeket
amennyire annyira, fedezzek,
hogy az otthon maradtakat he
lyettesitsek temetesen, vagy ha
lit vannak a gyaszol6k, vieasz-
taljak 6ket.
Az Greg Egylet mines mar t0b.
be. Pedig valamikor ez volt varo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-07
A boulognei allatkertben sulyos

szerencsetlenseg t0rtent Egy
Leon Gournay nevii taxisoff6r be.
nyult ketrecbe es meg akarta
simogatni latsz6lag mtlyen alvo
oroszlant .Hirtelen azonban az
oroszlan lecsapott mancsava. a
soff6r kezere, amelyet egeszen
0sszeroncsolt. A szerencsetlen en-
bert azonnal k6rhazba szallitot-
talk, ahol karjat anpatalni
kellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-07
ELTEMNEK ALKONYAN

Eltemnek alkonvan,
T6led, Sors
Valamit kerdezek:
Nit adal jutalmul?
Miert hordozam en-
Nehez keresztedet.e
Boldog halando az,
Kit kegyfbe fogad
A Sors edes anya.
Mem fogad be engem,
Volt hozzam mostoha
Csabha Delibab volt,
Mivel csabitgatal.
Most veven csak eszre,
Eltemnek alkonyan,
s most k6rdezem t0led.
Eltemnek alkonyan.
Sors anyam, engemet
Mivel jutalmazale!
Sz8rsz&lhasog
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-07
% szAzALEKos ttzEMBEN A
HELYBELI ACELGYARAK

Az "1ron Age jelentese SEE
rint az Egyesiilt Allamokban az
acGlmiivek % szazalekos iizemsen
vannak multi heti p szazaltlcs
iizemmel szembcn. A fokozott
iizemlendiilet k0zott helyet foo
lalnak Pittsburgh, Youngstown
Is Wheeling, mig Chicagoban
csak Is szazaltkos iizemmel dol
goznak az acelmiivek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-07

A Youngstown Els0 Magyar
Betegsegelyz3 Egylet januar 3-an
tartott rendes gyiilesen, II tag
jelenleteben, egyhangulag elhata-
rozta, hogy az egylet, amely
1994-ben alakult, 80 evi miik0des
utan mai napon, januar BAN
feloszlatik es miik0deset besziin-
teti. Az egylet vagyona a meg
eletben levo rendes tagok k0z0tt
4elosztatil1. Ezzel Youngstown
iegels6 egykor legerosebb ma
gyar egylet megsziint letezni.
Ha figyelmesen atolvassuk e
nehany sor titkos rejtelmet, ak
kor azokbol egy igen fajdalmas
tragedia fog elenk tarulni: ma
gyarsag tragediaja, inert annak
lehet neyezni.
1S94-ben, amikor megalakitot-
TAX a fenti egyletet, az akkori -
ewes fatal emberek MA 63 ewes
Greg emberek, 3S evig fizettek az
egyeletet, hogy 0regsegukre $
betegseg eseten legyen mire Ia
maszkodniok; es ma megsziinik az
egylet, inert a tagok megoreged-
tex megfogytak, magyar fla
talsagot pedig az amerikai nagy
olvaszt6 koh6 osszeolvasztotta
t0bbi lit lev3 neppel. Macy resziik
mex nemcsak hogy mem kell a
magyar intezmeny, de ha csak
tehetik, letagadjak magyar szar-
mazasukat is.
Azert kellett a mi egyletiinket
feloszlatni, S azert fognak a tob-
bi magyar egyletek is foloszlani,
azert fognak az 0sszes magyar
egyletek kovetni benniinket a
pusztulasba, megsemmisilesbe.
Exert kellene az egyleteket
egyesiteni, vallaskiil0mbseg mel
| kill, inert kis egyletek elobb-
ut6bb megsziinnek.
Ha magyar egyletek egyesiil-
nenek, akkor meg XII lehetne t6lni
nehany evtizeddel az egyleti elet
korhatarat, azok az egykori fla
tai emberek, akik oily sokaig IL
zettek az egyleti illetekeiket, Greg
napjaikra nem maradnanak biz
tositas nelkiil.
Azert hasson oda meg meg
levS egyletek tagsaga, hcgy az
| egyleteket egyesitsek, az az ossz-
tagsagnak az erdeke. Azon egye-
mex, akik az egyletek egyesitese
ellen dolgoznak, miikodnek es
beszelnek, azok az osszmagyarsag
erdeke ellen cselekszenek. Vannak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-07

gyar egyletek lengette zaszl6k
lehullanak S legfeljebb csak hals
vany emlekiik marad meg
Az Dreg Egylet kimulasa a
magyar pusztulast sirja fiiliinkbe.
Egy regi magyar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-07
(Folytatas.l

Sc.Y
alIott be. a baron6 ordogi iigyes-
segenek 'j6voltabol, aki vegkep
elriasztott engen a szerelni 'csa-
taterr6l, hol mar diadalr6l kezd-
TEN almodozni.
Egy Zorro, nyari delutan az
iigyvad szobajaba hivott condo
san betett alto mog0tt bizalmasan
felkert, menjek Ladhazihoz ieen
fontos iigyben.
Vonakodtam Is kortem. ha le-
hetseges, muljtk ell t6lem pohar.
Mem szivesen megyek most oda
- Mi baja van? Hisz maganak
OFT nyert iigye van.
Van am, de mem nekem.
- Hat kinekg
Kokorcsenyi grofnak.
Annak a -.
- Igen, annak -. csinos,
Hgyes embernek, mondam RI
degen, utiat vagva ezzel minden
bizalmaskodasnak az iigvved re-
szerol.
A principalisom mem az az en-
Der volt, aki az ilyen dolgokat
er0szakolna. Szaraz. iizleties han
gon monda:
- Az iroda erdeke kivanja.
hogy ON menjen Ladhazihoz
H6gy milven labon all a kisasz-
1onnyal, ehhez mines koz0m, az
~ On dolga.
~ Ezzel az iigy ell volt d0ntve.
Az iigyv6dnek joga volt engem
odakiildenl. ahova neI1i tetszett
Ez ellen mem lehetett kifogasom.
amig irodaja ban szolealtam -
Rosszkedviien fogtam kalapomat
megindultam Katinkatkhoz.
Szerencsemre vagy talan sze
rencsetlenseoemre - senki sem
volt otthon. Megkonnycbulvf
mentem vissza az irodaba. de es
tig mem tudtam dolgozni semmit
Masnap furcsan ereztem maga-
mat. Reggel mikor kinyitottam {
szememet, fajt a fejem. Gyorsan
f0lkeltem hat S fiirodni mentem
Sokaig elidoztem a hivos habok
ban. A fiirdoszoba szines ablallan
csillogva sziirodott at a napfen!
S viz zoldes. tiszta felJlete'
majdnem fenekig megvilagitotta
A habok oily gyongeden emelget
tex, hogy szememet behunyva
gyermekkorom jutott eszembe, az
edes anya ringato karjai.
Furdes utan hazamentem mes
tersegesen meghiiv0sitett $40
bamba, kenyelmesen lehevered-
tenn olvasni kezdtem. Apro, er-
zeki tortenetkeket olvastam,
konnyiiverii nok t0rt6netet, akik
hamar gyuladnak szerelemre $
akiknek hitvallasa gyonyor
LATHAM oket kepzeletben
csabit6an fogyatekos ruhaikban
ereztem hajuk illatat, hallottam
ego suttogasukat AIT a halk, el
halo nevetest, melytol szive me
lyeig megborzong szerelmef
ferfi. ET
Kint n0vekedett a forr6sag z
szoba levegojet mindjobban at
hevitette Nehany acelkek, bato1
legyecske, rest talalt valahol q
j6l elzart redSnyokon jol crew
magukat huvos homalyban
gyonge zajt iitve szallongott 9
kerevet k0rul. Az asztalon bronz
viragtartok fenylettek, mar ne
hany napos tear6zsak illatabar
volt valami halotti sag.
Fogtam oket a felemelt re.
don nyilasdn az udvarra dobtam
semmi sem volt most kedvemre
ami hervadasra Is elmulasra
emlekeztetett. !
Minthogy az igyved e napra a
Ladhazival valo szemelyes erte-
kezest tiizte XII feladatomul, eliza
taroztam, hogy delelottbol
szentheverdel napot csinalok
estefele megyek el a bankarhoz.
Delben kevesebb etvaggyal et-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-07
Andrasfalvy de Andrasfalva
REGENY
Irta: WERNER GYULA

REGENY
Irta: WERNER GYULA

I
I'll koziil csodalatos szinpompa. .jl
viragok tekintgcttck .el1 a ret
seq szelen hegyi patak iramlott
tova; oily sok mozgas, frisSeseg,
zaj volt sebes folyasa ban. A nap
szemembe siitott hosszu futastol
nehezen vettem lelekzetet. Egy
megallt a lanyok KOHL, gyorsan
jlembe fogtam szajacskajara
nyomtam vagy0 ajkamat.
Elmult ut ora, mire f0lebred-
tenn Mem tudtam volna .negy fal
| kozt maradni tovabb. LegkGny-
| nyebb kabatomat vettem fol $
csakhamar hatam mogott volt a
| varosnegyed, melyben laktam.
Kijutottam Dunapartra. A
vizvezetekre alkalmazott cs0vek-
Dol eros sugarakban jott a viz, az
utakat 0nt0ztek, meg is frissiilt q
leveg6 koroskoriil. Elegans foga-
tok rohantak fouton, a szer>za-
mok. kocsisok gombja, lovak $50
re fenylett
A forrongo elet e forgatagaba
elmeriilye. lassan haladtam elore
Ez a zaj, tolongas, a feny Szi-
mex orokke valtoz6 iateka, a to-
meg testenek kisugarz6 hosege, a
szemembe siito napfeny, a fell
hangzo r0vid kacajok: csak To-
koztak veremnek szokatlan nyug-
talansagat. Csaknem bodultan
mentem, amerre az aradat witt.
Atengedtem magamat. mint reg
gel. fiirdes alkalmaval. a zoldcs
haboknak.
Vegre Ladhazi palotaja el6tt
alltam.
Az mas AIT mondta: Ladhazi es
leanya kikocsiztak. csak a baronG
van itthon. Vissza akartam for
dulni, de a bar6n6 megjelent dz
jiveghaznak berendezett szeles,
fedett folvoso-ajtajaba IS keze-
vel intett, hogy kovessem.
Lenge, attetszo szovetbol volt
ruhaia, hasitott b6 ujjabol vallig
kilatszott feher, gomb0lyii kaiia
Haja lazan volt feltiizve. divatos.
tekn6sbeka h6jab6l kesziilt haiti
vel, SCENE, kifejez6se almodoz6,
jarasa lassu, mint napsiit0tt
hullamnak ringasa.
Ket roppant rododendron ko-
z0tt ket kerti seek volt. ide veze-
tett. Hanyag kezmozdulattal mu-
tatott helyet maga mellett: 8 lie.
tilt, kecses moZdulattal huzva ma
gahoz ruhajanak hosszu uszalyat.
Mozdulatlanul alltam egy helyen.
semmi kedvem sem volt leiilni
| lnelle.
Haragszik? kerde, legige-
z6bb mosolyaval. Mines iny6re
ugy-e, hogy Katinka es On k0za
alltam? Mar pedig ez ugy van,
kedves baratom. En- mem akarom,
hogy olyan nagyon boldog arco-
| kat lassak magam k0riil, mint az
onoke volna, ha ferj es felesee
valnek bel6lik.
- Csodalatos, mondam keserii-
en-, hogy boldogsag latasa a ba-
| ron6nek fajdalmat okoz.
- Igen, en- Mefisztofelesz va
| gyok, moi alakban. A f6ldet ugy
szeretem, ha a $40 teIies ertelma-
ben siralomvolgye. A nevet6 en-
bereknel jobban szeretem a sir6
ombereket; masok bronze hidegen
hagy, de gyonyoriiseggel tolti 81
szivemet masok szenvedese.
Kiilonos vallomas, bar6no.
hanem mines ram valami nagy
hatasa az ilyen szavalasi probak-
max.
- On szavalasi pr6banak neve-
ri. Legyen. Szavak f0lott mem Vi
tatkozom onnel. Hanem mondja,
! Andrasfalvy ur, mit tart maya
| fel6lem? Nit gondol; jo vagyok
en-, vagy rossz?
- Ferfi sohasem mondhat norol
| rosszat, valaszoltam ridegen es ell
lenseges pillantassal fiirkesztem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-07
OLVAS0INK
KOREBOL

(E rovatban k0z0ltekert sem Il seer.
kesztoseg sem 4 kiadohivatal nem
vallal felel6sseget.)
T. Szerkeszt6 ur! Legyen szives
soraimnak NIB. lapjaban he:vet
adni.
EGY MAGYAR EGYLET
TEMETEsE
1894-1932
Evening star., 1932-02-12

house failed to locate Stan. Vera's voice
coming over the wire, sharp and har-
ried. Here, for once, was something, too
big to be pigeonholed along with COM
mittee meetings.
I'm sure I don't know where he is!
Taking some customers to dinner up
in the city But I can't reach him
When he comes in, of course, you'll
send him right over . oh, dear, what
do I do now!"
| She went over to the hospital with
her mother-Mrs. Carter smiling plain
lively all the way.
| They saw strange Judy there. "A
girl who sat and rocked, empty arms
| folded across her breast. Her face white
and strained, eyes that stared unseeing
before her.
She spoke in voice extremely gentle
In a pleasant, conversational tone, rather
| dreadful under the circumstances.
! 1T died, you know. So easy ir
my arms Sort of stiffened and that
was all. Its eyes looked as If they coulc
see me even after that. So didn't cal
any one-I just sat and rocked 1t.
1 knew it was dead, you see. There wa
no need to call"
Judy" Mrs. Carter said. Anc
/ she began to cry.
Just like a candle goes out
went on the gentle, monotonous voice
Just as easy. AS though it-sort
of let 60. And I couldn't hold 1t
its. little hands slipping away from
me
"Oh, my GodI" Vera said in a sttfec
voice. Il can't stand this! Isn't there
anything to do?."
If we could get Mr.. Carter
The doctor bit his lip. "She was call.
ing fol: him a while ago He coule
recall her. She's taking thi
awfully hard, and don't like to giv'
her any more drugs :"
LET me get to phone" said vers
desperately. I'll try. :"
Number after number she called
while Judy rocked in that dreadful
strained calmness and chatted in 9
dreary undertone.
II named her Aurelia-after my
mother 1t always sounded as though
it would smell sort of fragrant, you
know, like mignonette or lavender. But
she was so little the name wouldn't fit
1t kept slipping off . it was too big
Slipped off-the way she slipped of
We should have held her closer, Stan
We should have locked her down ir
our hearts. She slipped away-so easy
Evening star., 1932-02-12

from Mary Lockerbee. Judy clasped
the friendly card in her hand. Dear
Mary, she knew what it was all about!
She was anxiously awaiting STAINS
visit now. She had the nurse comb her
hair, put on her daintiest blue negli-
gee In some magic way the glamour
of the old love had returned. All, she
and Sam had been foolish, but that
was because they'd been like two chill
dren over INDUCED with sweets. Things
were different now. This baby put
meaning in life. 1t had changed every
thing for her, surely it would for Stan.
She was straining her ears for his foot
step. Eagerly watching the door.
But after all STAINS visit was some
thing of an anti-climax, for they had
just brought the baby to Judy when he
came.
Stan, looking dark and handsome and
absurdly out of place in that neutral
shaded hospital room. Think I'd de-
serted you. dear?" He stopped and
kissed her. Looked at the baby.
Laughed uneasily.
80, that's what all the fuss was
about, eh?" His eyes went over the
puckered little face, the moist, clench-
ed fists. Stan, who worshiped beauty
'HO1nely nCCle DeSSdrS, dreIl Ifley,
nurse? I suppose they improve?"
The nurse snickered appreciatively
fuStered as all women, despite their
age, became flustered and self-consciouS
when near handsome Stan.
"Oh, my, Mr. Carter! OF course
they're all like this when they're real
Hot black hatred against the two OF
them surged in Judy's heart. She held
the baby close to her breast with in
finite tenderness. She whispered fierce
1y to that tiny blue face: Beautiful!
You're beautiful
From that moment the baby seemed
more than ever solely her own.
Days passed, but the baby failed to
gain weight as it should. Two weeks
of oil rubs, special diets. weighty con-
situations. The baby specialist called in,
shook his head and looked grave.
And then, quietly. unobtrusively, in a
manner radically different from its riot
GUS entrance into this world, the baby
died
Something in Judy's heart died that
night, as well. The nurse came back
into the room to find her frantically
holding the still little body in her arms.
"She won't open her eyes. She won't
look at mel And her breath she
isn't breathing :"
A desperate phone call to the Carter
Evening star., 1932-02-12
CHAPTER XLVII.

ny TREMENDOUS effort, Judy
opened her eyes, The cream
~ ceiling and blank green walls OF
ing down upon her that
ghaStly void of pain-wild dreams When
she had heard her own voice crying
out pitifully-and now this sense of in
tolerable weakness. She moved slightly
and the effort spangled her forehead
with perspiration.
A nurses face swan into her vision
before the ceiling. A broad red face.
Nurses voice speaking with false heart
inosS.
We'll, well, so we're awake are we!
And how are We feeling now, Mrs.
C2-ter?"
1t was popularity of Nurse Ores
ham to use the editorial we" Prob
ably it had been designed as gesture
of sympathy. Just now it irritated
Judy out of all proportion. In a voice
sounding absurdly thin to her own ears
she managed Feel :. rotten. Where's
You had a darling little girl. Mrs.
Carter. But you must be patient.
You're still very weak. You had q
pretty hard time"
My baby-I want my baby"
Now, now! Don't excite yourself.
Doctor said you must keep quiet. Later
Oh"
A strength born of terror suddenly
electrified Judy She struggled to her
elbows. eyes blazing. MY baby's dead
you won't tell me but it's dead!"
The nurses square hands showing her
back against the pillow. Itch, tch,
tch!" Tongue clicking against her
teeth. Now there you go, all excited!
No, indeed it isn't dead. It's fine live
ly girl. But you mustn't exert yourself,
Mrs. Carter. You don't realize what
you went through"
You get my baby and bring 1t here
or I'll get out of bed!"
'All right. Lie still and I'll have
them bring the baby. But be quiet.
Doctor Reeves said you must be very
quiet"
Lying looking up at the cream CELL
ing while nurses Starched uniform
moved about the room arranging flow
ers in vases. The strangeness of 1t all.
Like a dream. She was mother. Her
body, SO slim and so light. And tired
>. But blessedly free from pain.
Another nurse coming into the room,
D small bundle in her arms.
"Oh - said Judy. "Oh. -
Little wizened face the blue-white of
SKINNED milk Little new babies were
remarkably like old women Tiny head
covered with cap Of silky black hair
black hair, like STAINS, not brown like
her own. She wanted it to be girl. 1t
seemed more her own this way.
80 littlel" 1t came in a fearful
whisper from her white lips. isn't it
too little?"
Indeed not!" stoutly from the nurse.
"Oh, of course, lots of babies are big
ger. This ones only five pounds, but
she'll take on weight. Don't you worry,
Mrs. Carter
Judy timidly touched the tiny cheek.
Moist and soft and unhealthy feeling.
"Why doesn't she open her eyes?" Ter
ror lifting its sharp edge in her voice:
SIS there something wrong? Is She
blind"
she's sleeping" said the other nurse
softly. "Shes a wee bit weak yet, but
she's a perfect baby"
Silence, while Judy studied her baby.
Her own, this little helpless mite.
Evening star., 1932-02-12
MRS. LINDBERGH TO MAKE
RADIO TALK FEBRUARY Fl
Will Discuss Experiences in Flight
Over China in Hook-up of
$50 Stations.

BY the Associated Press.
I. NEW YORK. February l2.-Mrs.
Charles A. Lindbergh will speak to the
radio audience for 80 minutes the
afternoon Of. February d
She will relate the experiences she
and Col. Lindbergh had in their flight
over. the. flooded regions of China last
Spring The broadcast was arranged
in behalf of the flood relief in China
organization made up Of the Federal
Council Of Churches Of Christ In Amer
lea, the Foreign Missions Conference
of North America and the China
Famine Relief. of the United States.
Mrs. Lindbergh, speaking from the
WABC studios in New York, will ad-
dress listeners Of about $50 stations Of
both the N. B. c.. and G. B.. S. chains,
starting at 2:30 pm. It will be her
first talk over a radio network.
Evening star., 1932-02-12
GAMBLING SHIPS HIT

The Senate Commerce Committee yes
terday approved bill aimed to break up
gambling palaces" outside the three
mile limits of American shores.
Introduced by Senator johnson, Re
publican of California, it would require
small vessels carrying passengers to and
from stationary ships or barges" out
side the three-mile limit to obtain a
navigation permit.
Permits would be denied II 1t were
found the stationary vessels were what
Senator johnson described as "gilded
palaces Of vice"
Evening star., 1932-02-12
Spite Wife Ay. % &~ 1:,.,,c;

! Something that belonged to her more
than anything on earth. A deep rich
wave of love and loyalty sweeping over
| her, and, as though in some occult way
1t felt this, the baby opened her eyes.
Eyes of a queer uncertain color covered
with that strange opaque film which
one sees in the eyes of very young pup
pies.
Nov. you lie quiet like good girl
until after the doctor comes. He'll see
if you're to have any visitors" The
nurse, going out-leaving her in blessed
quietness.
Judy lay and stared at the ceiling
Much to think about Everything was
changed now. She and Stan much
to talk about. They mustn't fail this
helpless little thing. She and Stan
must stand together now. Children did
unite parents. She would forgive Stan
for the suffering of the past year. Never
refer to it again. This was a fresh
start. They would have their own home
for their own little daughter.
Weak tears filled her eyes, ran from
| beneath the closed lids. Tears of hap
piness. Oh, STAINS love and her own
home were worth fighting for now. The
baby had changed everything. Her hurt
pride, her jealousy of Eunice seemed
very childish now. She could even feel
a scornful pity for Eunice and her
empty life. Eunice never had held her
own baby in her arms-a helpless little
mite with silky black hair.
Flowers began to arrive. A great
sheaf Of waXy white roses. Lovely
in their cool dark leaves. There had
been white tissue paper roses pasted
on that absurd wedding bell under
which she and Stan had been married
Judy found herself remembering as she
stretched out languid hand for the
card.
| In Madame Carter's pointed shaded
writing: For my dear Judith and my
first great-grandchild." Judy was tc
learn that the determined old lady had
sat up all night awaiting news.
More flowers in bowls and vases and
potted plants. Cards from half OF
Lockwood. "A box Of spring blossoms
Evening star., 1932-02-12
SORE THROAT

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i Musterole your throat should begin
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once every hour for five hours and
This famous blend of oil of mustard,
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irrff0nt" just salvo-it pene-
trates and stimulates blood circulation
and helps to draw out infection and pain.
Used by millions for 20 years. Recon-
mended by doctors and nurses.
To MOthers-Muster0Ie Is also
made in f,iIder form for babies
and small children. Ask for C1iI.
dren's Musferole.
Evening star., 1932-02-12
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
ADVISED FOR RETAILERS
Far More Effective as Medium
Than Magazines, Soap Manufac-
turer Tells Merchants.
BY WILLARD

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, February 12.-Newspapel
advertising is far more effective IL
promoting retail sales than is magazine
advertising, Carter. D. Poland, SOAP
manufacturer, of Admission, Ala, told
merchants here last night at the con-
vention of the American Retailers As
sociation.
Poland said that advertising In news.
papers is generally read by the public
while magazines seldom get more than
a glance.
use advertising generously" he ad-
vised. Make it newsy and put the
truth in it. Your own advertising can
be worth far more to you than any
form of national advertising"
Evening star., 1932-02-12

NY TREMENDOUS effort, Judy
- opened her eyes. The cream
n ceiling and blank green walls of
IL a hospital room. Memory swoop-
ipG 5ou,, 1,ron her that