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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05

gtlyt az ilyen celra. akkor csakis
abban az esetben utaitass6k XII biz
zonyos 0sszeg. ha a csOport erdc-
mes ARA es tagja a Nagvbizott-
sagnak. Gyiiles az inditvanyt eI-
fogadta.
Egy ftrjttol kiil0n yaltan elJ,
betpges. 2 gyermekes anya szeme-
lyeeen jelent meg a gyillcs el6tt IS
eloadta, hogy betegsegtre yalo
tekintcttcl az orvos AIT mondta
neki. hogy csakis leveg6 valtozas
segithet RATA. Az anya az orvosi
tanacsnak elegct tfve elhatarozta.
hogy clutazik az ohazaba. de mi-
utan ezen utazashoz sziikseges
ntikolts6ggel mem reDdelkczik.
dacara annak. hogy cleveland
csehszIovak konzultol igfretet
kapott. hogy kmzuiatns felje-
yyet megfizeti. megis hatralcy6
0sszeget k0nyoradomanybol k6ny
telen 0ssze>zcdni. keri a gviilest.
hogy szayazzon meg reszere bizo-
nyos 0sszeget. Gyiiles ela ket
ajanlat lett ttve, az egyik $1O-r6l
mask pedig $25-r6l szolt. Gyii.
les S25-t szavazott meg azon meg
icgyzcssel, hogy az Osszeg csakis
,kkor utaltassek XII. ha az G~szes
sziikseges iratok es konzul altal
;attamozott utleytl az asszony
birtokaban lesz.
Indityanyozva lett. hogy
Nagybizottsag az iden is tartson
Magyar Nap'-ot Gyiiles az indit
vinyt elfogadfa IS megbizta az
elnok0t IS titkart. hogy lepjenek
osszek0ttetesbe az Idora Park
managerevel Is frdekl6djenek
nala. hogy milyen feltetelek mel
lett hajando az igazgat6sag az
ldora Parkot Magyar Napra
atcngedni. tovabba megtudni
Magyar Nap tartasanak hatar-
napjat, ha lehetseges julius 31-re
vagy pedig augustus IRE kerni
czen celra az Idora Parkot. Az
eredmenyrol pedig egy rendkivii-
lett hajland6 az igazgat6sag az
Ii gy;ilcsen jelentest tenni
Tobb targy mem levtn eln0k a
gyiiItst berekeszti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05

"A majus l0-iki elGvalasztas ese-
lyes jel0ltje Fred G. Weimer is.
aki Republicans part szavaz6
cedulajan palyazik Mahoniny mo-
gye penztarnoki allasara.
Fred G.. Weimer 14S w. Chal-
mers ave. sz. alatt laIlik, Youngs-
townban. Evek hosszu sora 6ta
alkalmazasban allott Pennsyl-
vania Railroad vaSuttarsasagnal
Jelenleg Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Go. alkalmazasaban mint
seged-foreman miik0dik.
Weimer ezelGtt tagja volt va
rosi tanacsnak Is mindig szorgal-
mas munkasa volt a Republicans
Partnak.
Fred G.. Weimer, aki youngs-
town. lakos. ad0fizet6 polgar.
meltan megerdemli. hogy pol
gar>ae 6t jel0lje megyei ptnztar-
noknak
Fred G.. Weimer nevc nagvon
ismeretes a bevandorolt nemzeti-
s@gek koreben is fs akarhanyszor
fordult hozza egy bevandorolt
iigyes-bajos dolgaval. meg@rt6
partfog6ra talalt Weimerben.
Majus 10-en, a Republikanus
Szavaz0 cedulan sZavazZunk Fred
q. Welmerre, megyel penztar-
noknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05
Clarence J. Brown
kormanyzonak
A volt kormanyz6 helyettesnek
nagy eselye van a kormanyz6i
seek elnyeresere

A j0v6 kedden lezajI6 el6va-
sztasok kimagaslo cSemenye
lesz Ohio allan kormanyzoi sze-
kere palyazok jeloltse. A kor-
manyz6i seek elnyertseert fofy6
nagy kiizdelem egyill eselyes pa
iyaz6ja Clarence j. Brown, Ohio
allamnak negy even keresztiil
volt kormanyzo hclyettese.
Clarence j. Brown, mint Re-
publikanus Part faradhatatlan
munkasa, minden tekintetben
melto a kormanyzoi szekre. 0
nep embere. aki tudja IS erzi
polgarsag bajait. aki szimpatizal
a polgarok mindennapi profile.
maival, aki mindig szem elGtt
tartotta farmerek 6s keresked0k
fontos kerdtseit.
Clarence j. Brown sziiletett
Blanchester, Ohio-ban. Jogi ta-
nulmanyait Washingtonban Is
Lee University, Virginia ban We
gezte ell, ahol sikerrel erettsegi-
zett. Tanulmanyai elvegzese utan
nagyon eredmtnyes munkat fej-
tett Xxi azaltal, hogy mar fatal
eveiben erdeklod0tt kereskede-
lem es politika irant.
Kes6bbi dveiben Ohioban, Hill
debrant allamtitkar hivatalaban
kapott alkalmazast mint statisz-
tikus, kts6bb XII lett nevezve
allamtitkarnak, mely min6segben
6 evig miik0dott. 191S-ban Xxi lett
nevezve kormanyzo helyettesnek
Ohio allamban,. mely hivatalt 4
even at t0lt0tte be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05
SzombatOn este tartOtta
gyuleset a Nagybizottsag
Magyarok Nagyasszonya rom. kath egyhaz besepett
Nagybizottsag tagjainak soraba. cleveland magyar
konz elsmero levele Az idei Magyar Nap rendezese

Sep szamban megjelent taysa.
jelenlete mellett folyt lc a Macy
bizottsag mutt szombaton este
megtartctt gyiilfse. amelyen ~
nagybizottsagi tag vett reszt ket
ardekl0dovel egyetcmben. A gyii-
lesrHl. amelyen HabodaSz Gustav
eln0k0lt. az alabbi tudositast k0-
z0ljiik:
Titkar meg;illapitja hogy 2
k0vetkez0k vannak jelen: Scent
Gy6rgy Egyhaz rt~zfr6l: ! tag.
Scent Istvan Egylet: + tag. Yer
hovav S. Egvlet = tag, Bridge
port SZ0vetseg: tag. Scent lst-
van Tfiusayi k0r: 2 tag. Scent
Imrc Herceg Egylet: tag. Pro
Hunyaria: ! tag. Scent Gy0rgy
Szovetseg: | tag, Kossuth k0r !:
! tag. Magyar Demokrata Klub
| tag, West Sidei Magyar Pol@ar
K0r: tag Is a Narosi Pol lgar
k0r rcsz1r6l 2 tag Osszesen 10
testi:let 10 ktpvisel6vel. Azonki
viii mint vendtg jelen volt ktt
szemtly.
Titkar felolvassa a cleveland
magyar konzuItol trkezett KIT lc
velet. az eyyikben kerr marcus
iinnrrely tiSzta j0vede]mtnek ne
kiildeset masikban k0sZonetet
Is elismcrrstt fcjezi XII Il Macy
bizottsag altal bekiild0tt x24.54
rol sz0lo csckk f0l6tt. Titkar TO-
yabha felolvasSa a west Sidei Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya rom. katE
egyhaz leveltt. melyben bejelent
csatlakozasat a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mindharom level tartalmat a gyii-
les tudomasul vette.
Bejelentve lett. hogy youngs-
town. magyar fiukb6l alakult az
ugynevezett puha-la bda baseball
csapat es hogy ezen celra sziikse-
ges Is darab sport ruha = da
rabja $3.oO-be keriil - kiltStgei
hez ktrik Nagybizottsa"ot
hogy jaruljon hozza egy bizonyo~
osszeggeI. Gyiilfs egyhangulac
ket ruhara val0 0Sszcoet. vagyi
dollart szavaZott meg. Azonban
: inditvanyozva lett. hogy ezentn
ha hasonl6 esett fordulna el6
vagyis mas csoport is ktrne Sc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05
A CAMPBELL KULTUR KOR
Macy TANCMULATSAGA

A Campbell-i Kultm Kor ma
jus ho 9-en. hftfon este z0ld-far-
sangi tancmulatsagot rendez az
Italian Hallban. meIyre a rende-
z6stg tisztelettel meghivja Camp
bell es vidfke magyarsagat.
A zenet Orosz Ferenc hires
magyar zenekara fogja szolgal-
tatni A legjobb magyar etelekrol
Is kitiin6 hiisitokr6l gondoskodik
a rendez6seg. Belepti dij: ferfi-
aknak 35 cent, n6knek 25 cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05
A. revizio kerdese
az elso kerdes
Washingtonb6l jelentik

Washingtonb6l jelentik -
William A. Borah szenator, hata-
rozott' hangu ny!latkozataban ar
ra figyelmeztette az eur6pai nem-
zetekct, hogy teljesen haszontalan
minden beszed haborus adossa-
gok elengedese k0riil mindaddig,
amig napirendre mem keriil be-
keszerz0desek revizi0ja, amig veg
re mem halifax Eur6paban le-
fegyverezest es amig meg mem
sziinik a gazdasagi ellensegeske.
dies az egyes orszagok k0z0tt.
"Mindaddig, amig meg mem
ttrtenik a bekeszerz3desek revi-
zi6ja, elmeletileg haborus allapot-
ban 81 Europa es mem tortenhet
meg a lefegyverezes", jelentet-
te XII Idaho allan szigoru, sz6ki-
monde szenatora, a knlugyl blzott-
sag eln0ke.
"Azt mondjak, hogy a fegyver.
sziinet alairasa utan vegetert vi
laghaboru, pedig az igazsag az,
hogy haboru 1918 november H.
t6l kezdve rendiiletleniil folyik to.
vabb azzal kiil0mbstggel, hogy
meg nagyohb tomegek szenvednek
alatta. A gazdasagi Is penziigyi
haboru sohasem ert veget. Els amie
cz mem er vtget, addig kar beszel-
min ka haborus ad6ssagok elenge-
deser6l, kar beszelnink arr6l
hogy az amerikai nep penzebol
meg t0bb szivarogjon at Euro
pAba."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05

Az Egyes. All. szenatorsagara
palyazo Ohio allami f6iigyesz
megvalasztasa biztosra veheto
VOLSTEAD- -TORVENYT MEG KELL M0DosITAN1!
AZ Egyesuit Alan1ckban ervenyben levo prohbicos
torveny gazsagtalan inert alamnak nincsen ogaban
senkitOl sem t;tani mersekletes vast'' mondotta
Gilbert Bettman
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05
A WEST SIDEI MAGYAR
pOLGARI KUR GYJtLEsE

A West Sidei Magyar Polgari
k6r f. h6 san. vasarnap delutan
! oral kczdettel gyiilest tart
Barta Peter HallbAn (Steel st
Ezen gyiilesre hivatalos az ossz-
magyarsag. de kiil0n0sen a pol
gartarsak k6retnek, hogy ezen a
gyiiltsen telie, szamban jclenje-
mex meg.
Ezen a gyiilt>en meg lesz ma
gyarazva. hogy hogyan kell a
szavazo cedulakkal szavazni. Ne
many jelolt is megjelenik gyii-
lessen. Varga zsigmond. titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05
Az tZLETTULAJDONOST
ES VEV0JET KIRABOLTAK

Egy folfegyverkezett bandita
beallitott Steve Montello, 907
Oak st. 81. alatti iizlet6be Is k0-
vetelte a tulajdonost6l, hogy
penztaranak tartalmat ada At
neki. A tulajdonos ellenallas nell
kill atnyujtotta a rabl6nak penz-
taranak $109.5O tartalmat, mely-
lyel rabl6 mem elegedett meg.
S az iizletben lev0 Patsy Beckt6l.
alSi eppen akkor vasarlas celjab6l
betert az iizletbe $3.60-t rabolt cl
a gonosztev6, melynek v6geztavel
elmenekiilt. A rend6rseg keresi.
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05
GYttI.Es

A New Brunswick SIT. Imre
Hg Egylet 9-ik helybeli osztalya
majus h6 San, vasarnap d. u. q.
oral kezdettel tartja rendes havi
gyiileset Scent Istvan Otthon-
ban Wilson ave.)
Az elmult h6 folyaman az egy-
letnel elhalt ket tag IS AZ etek
utan jar6 halaleseti kiystss exen
! gyll6sen esed6kes.
Hauzsr fiilon tith6r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05
A VAROSI POLGARI KOR
VASARNAPI GYuLESEBOI

oyer szamu k0z0nstg. de anna
nagyobb szamu allami hivatalok.
IA palyaz6 ieloltek ielcnltttbcr
folyt Ie a Varosi (Nagy) Polear
k0r gyi;Itse vasarnap dtlutan q
Central Auditoriumban.
A gyiiltSre hivatalo> volt az
0sszmagyarsag. de megjelenrstt
gatolta ugyanabban az idohen
tartott egyhazi IS cgyleti gyiilf-
SEX. .ellenben a jcloltekhpn mem
volt hiany, akik teljes szeksoro
kat foglaltak cl. A gyiil1ser
kizar6Iag Republikanus parti je-
l0ltck es tamogat6k szola lhattak
fol platformjuk el0adasaval
A tamogatok k0z0tt Oft volt ut
Laky Zsigmond ref. lelktsz, ak
folsz6lalt Myers Y. Cooper. Ohio
allan volt kormanyzojanak erde-
keben. aki a majus 1O-iki elGva
lasztsson a Republikanus Part
szavaz6 cedulajan ismtt palyazik
Ohio allan kormanyzoi szekere. s
aki Szabo JanoS akroni magyar
fiut mentett meg villanyszekbcn
val6 kivegzest6l.
NJ. Laky ramutatott annaF
sziiksegere, hogy Ohio allan ma.
gyarsaganak fontos feladata, hog,
Szabo Janos kegyelmi iigyfbcn
q magyarsagot meghallgat6 Myers
Y. Cooper-ra ada lie szavazatat o
majns 1O-iki elovalasztason.
MAGYARoK!
| MOST KKDDEN. MxJUS 1o-Ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05
GYULEs

A Scent Gy0rgy G.. Kath Sz6-
vetseg 12-ik osztalya +. ho S-an,
vasarnap scent mise utan TART
ia rendes havi gyiileset szokott
helyen. A tagok keretnek pom
tos megielenesre Is a gyon6 kar-.
tyak elhozasara. Titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-05
.Esenenyek

(N) Minden polgar teljesitse
kotelesseget.
Minden polgar menjen szavaz-
nj kedden es szavazzon Gilbert
Bettmanra, az Egyesilt Allamok
szenatorsagara palyaz6, Ohio Al
lamnak ket izben megvalasztott
foiigyeszere, aki elszantan kiizd
18-ik alkotmany- -cikk (szaraz tor
veny) modositasaert, tovabba
Myers Y. Cooper kormanyzora es
az egesz Republicans tiketre.
Mem kell elhamarkodni a sza-
vazast, vagy attol megijedni.
Legalabb ot percet ad torveny
ARA, hogy polgar szavazo lap
jait kit0ltse.
Minden polgarnak erdeke, hogy
szavazati jogaval ellen es - sza-
vazzon.
Myers Y. Cooper meg@rdemli
minden magyar szavazatat.
El6sz0r azert, inert igazan jo
kormanyz6nak bizonyult els0 ter
minusa alatt, masodszor azert,
inert ket evvel ezelott meghall-
gatta keresiinket Is igazsagos
volt Szabo Janossal.
Es tudjak AIT a magyarok, hogy
Cooper demokrata ellenfelei nyil-
vanos beszedekben szemere
hanyjak, hogy megkegyelmezett
Szab6nak?
Egy demokrata kepviselo be-
szedjeben at mondotta, hogy
Coopert az@rt mem kell ujra meg
valasztani, inert kegyelmet adott
egy magyar fiunak, akit egy Ku-
kac eskiidtszek biin0snek talalt es
akit egy Kukac biro es Kukac
igyesz mem ajanlottak kegye-
lemre.
'Hogy inert kormanyz6 szem-
beszallni nep akarataval?' do
r0gte ez a kival6 demokrata
sz6nok.
Cooper mem azert adott kegyel-
met Szabonak, inert mi kertiik,
hanem azert, inert igazsagos volt
Is meggy6ztuk arrol, hogy Szabo
artatlan.
''Huszonotezer ohioi magyar
mondotta nekem, hogy Szab6 ia
nos az 3 velemenyiik szerint ar
Italian" mondotta Cooper Lorain-
) ban egy magyar gyiilfsen. "En
megvizsgaltam az igyet es ugy
talaltam, hogy val6sziniileg iga-
zuk van. Exert adtam Szabonak
kegyelmet.
Tisztelniink kell ait a kormany-
z6t, aki igenis szembe merte
magat helyezni Kukac "nep
akarattal.''
A keddi elovalasztason minden
magyar szavazzon Gilbert Bett-
manra szenatornak, Myers Y.
Cooperra kormanyzonak es az
egesz Republicans tiketre!
Evening star., 1932-01-02
NANCY PAGE
Thought and Tact For
Thank You Note.
ny EInRENCE LA GkNKE.
BY FLORENCE LA GANKE.

The Good Taste Club girls were visit
ing Claire. Where did you get that
gorgeous evening purse?" "Oh, girls,
look at these stockings, chiffon, too"
will you look at this set of hob nail
perfume bottles. Gee, Claire, you are
lucky" The exclamations went on for
some time. Then the girls put on their
wraps to visit Nancy Page, their guide
and club leader. She was not any too
strong, and was attempting to take life
fairly easily
They all talked at once when they
reached her house. They wanted TO
know where the baby was, how Peter
was getting along, what Joan had re-
ceived for Christmas and where her
own parents were.
It took some tact for Nancy to tell
them that a well-bred person never puts
another person in the embarrassing
position of making an explanation or
of pointing out blunder in good taste.
Since Nancy did not have any gifts
on display the girls should have respect
ed their absence. Possibly she had re-
ceived no gifts, or possibly she felt a
display Of gifts was an ostentatton.
Later the girls discussed thank you"
letters. They came to the conclusion
that all such letters should be written
early in Christmas week or soon after
Evening star., 1932-01-02
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

The doorbell rang this afternoon and
it was some lady ansering mas aver
tisement in the paper for a cook.
Being thin lady with glasses and a
Suspicious expression, and ma took her
in the frunt room and told her to sit
down, saying, Now naturelly Id like to
ask you few questions, are you good
cook?
I'm a good plane cook but there's
nuthing fancy in my whole caracter, I'm
very simple woman and all ask is to
be left alone, the lady said. Do you
keep out of the kitchin as a generel
rule? she said
Why, yes, I do, ma said. Are you
willing to do generel houseWork as well
as cooking? she said, and the lady said,
Well yes, as long as its not too generel,
mean I don't like to be imposed on.
Have you got one Of the latest vacuum
cleeners? she said.
I've got a good one, its fairly new,
yes ma said, and the lady said, Izzent
1t this years model?
I'm afraid not why did you leave
your last place? ma said, and the lady
said, I dident like the womans generel
attitude. Do your gerls stay with you
long time as a generel rule? she said.
Why yes, my goodness had the last
one for years and years, sippose you
have good references? ma said, and the
lady said, Yes indeed, could you put me
in touch with your last maid, do you
think?
Put you how do you mean? ma said,
and the lady said, I mean can you tell
me where I can get hold Of her, Id like
to get her report on you.
o. I see, why yes, that Is to say I
mean you mite leave your name and
address SO I can communicate with
you, ma said. ,. ---t
Wich ma probably won't.
Evening star., 1932-01-02
DOROTHY DTX'S LETTER BOX

DOROTHY DIX: wtdower 81 old well off with no
children wishes His only drawback is that he has
~ deal Of respect for him only and employed as secre
for the domestic life Shall marry this man or
ages? Should let the fact that better educated
0een Haiiu '1 -" " 0" " 81 " " ~ JANE.
Answer-Yor you question whether
the not but love him. certainly MS age
81 who her world older in expe-
herself
DOY HUSBANDS seldom done
I'D their wild they apt to wander away
and who pleasures in these
days wife in any
to be really able to afford wife
expecting much Of you wife
the married who foolish enough
m knows better He has had wife and he
NEAR I a a two little
II business conditions leave the small town
w T But neR m WIFE WIFE R RsF ] sed mE ve her @ h hs snd come a
to When back to see my family my CHILDREN scarcely know % me
desperately without willing back
the little town when can do much better where am MY W
to old
and her mother. What should I do? LONESOME.
AnwerYour wife certainly has small appreciation of wfe duty
if she not wiling to 4l9w low you and go where & you & can svo1q @ Cant
IF your obligation a
touched by thought loneliness will justified
taking strenuous with her and cutting off her allowances
support mothers until
the which making comfortable home
let v make the living Evidently her mother is encorasng vGr wife in
daughter will probably
welcome guest when she has no money in her pocket
Copyright
Evening star., 1932-01-02

Early in June, or earlier in warmer
climates, these beetles may be seen
clinging to a flower bud. One appears
to be very close 10 the bud as If smell
ing it. AS a matter OF fact she has
drilled hole into the bud as far as her
beak will go and when you see her she
is putting the finishing touches to her
babys nursery and your rosebud. After
drilling a tunnel down into the heart
Of the bud, the mother cuts a little
room at its end. This is to keep the
plant from developing and crushing her
child.
After the room is completed the
mother removes her snout and crawls
up on the bud so that the tip of her
abdomen is touching the entrance to
the tunnel She places a wee white
oval egg just inside. Returning to her
former position she uses her drill to
push the tiny egg down to its little
room. Then she leaves the rest OF the
destructive work to her infant.
In week or 10 days the egg matches
into legless white grub with a small
head and strong jaws. 1t eats into the
bud seeds and remains in the little pro-
tected rose cottage until it is time
to seek Winter quarters Then the
youngSter leaves the little home and
goes into the ground. Here small cell
is constructed, and in it the curculio
remains all Winter, Transforming into
a beetle with very bright red dress
and efficient beak.
If the soil about your plants is work
ed the little grubS will be exposed. They
will either perish or the birds will eat
them If you discover your flowers
have these beetles on them, place pans
with kerosene under the plant and
shake the little beasts into the pans. A
bath of oil is not to their liking and
you may free your plant in this way. If
the infestation is heavy, spray of
arsenate of lead is just too much for
them Wild roses growing near your
garden may be the breeding place of
these troublesome creatures. Cut down
the wild roses and burn the bushes.
These little beetles are known all
over the United States and cause thou
sands Of dollars damage yearly. They
have little habit of pretending they
are dead when you touch them and
can lie still for some time.
Evening star., 1932-01-02
DLD l. A1'AL OA OAsALO ". Burgess

PrickIy Porky the Porcupine, who
spends most Of his time in trees, did a
lot of grrlmbling and he was the last
one who should have grumbled as Reddy
Fox pointed out to him. Reddy had
found him just starting up tree in the
Green Forest and he was mumbling and
grumbling to himself. Reddy stopped
just beneath him.
What Is the matter, neighbour" said
he
IT don't like this snow" gr7lmbled
Prickly Porky.
"oh, that's it." said Reddy. at is
hard to travel in"
"It must be for those who have TO
travel" grumbled Prickly Porky. Il
don't. I don't have to leave this tree
and I don't intend to-
Then what are you grumbling
about!" demanded Reddy
81 told you I don't like this snow"
retorted Prickly Porky. Il have tc
brush it off the twigs eat. 1t gets uE
my nose. 1t gets in my coat. What ara
you grinning at?''
Reddy grinned more broadly thar
ever. "Listen!" said he, 'ff there Is
any one in all the Green Forest who
one. You don't have to wade through
this snow. You don't have to seek fol-
something to eat and then have I'd
catch it as I do, and Old Man Coyote
and Yowler the Bobcat and others do
No matter how much snow there may
be you can always get food enough. You
have no enemies to fear. You have
nothing to worry about. You can ea,
and sleep and eat some more Just az
well as If there were no snow. Yet hera
you are grumbling Some people don't
have sense enough to know when they
are well off" es~ "a
st don't like this snow," whined
Prickly Porky.
Reddy began to lose patience. 'I
don't know from one meal to another
where the next one IS coming FROM
said he. "I hardly ever know what a
full stomach Is in Winter, but I know
what an empty one is good part of
the time. I have to hunt for every
mouthfu1 get. While the snow is soft
it makes hard going for me. 1t hides
those I seek at the very time it Is
hardest to catch them. even when see
them. But you don't hear me grumbling
No, sir, you don't hear me grumbling."
(Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-01-02
New Type of Neck Trimming
BY MARY MARSHALL.

r YERE Is something really new in
IL the way Of neck trimming and
whether you have an old dress
l. l. to remodel or a new one TO
finish you will find 1t easy TO
accomplish. The original from which
the sketch was made was charming
little every day" dress of lightweight
wool finished with a round neckline
cut about inches down from the base
of the neck. A neat fiat binding of
the material should be used around this
neckline as line of departure for the
new and interesting collar.
Actually it Is a collar, though It Is
known as an "angora necklace" and
the effect really is more that Of
rather wide necklace than collar. To
start with, make small punches in the
material around the neckline, about an
inch apart. Then begin crocheting
with angora wool and taking a stitch
through each Of the openings and
crocheting one or two single chain
stitches between each. This gives the
basis on which to work the necklace
which may be done in fishnet or mesh
stitch or In any rather lacy crochet
stitch.
On a dark dress the smartest effect
is gained by using white or ecru angora
wool, but on a light dress you migfr
use bright contrasting color. There
Is so little work involved in crocheting
a necklace Of this sort that when it Is
soiled it may easily be ripped out. The
angora may then be tied in small
skein, washed carefully, dried and then
crocheted again in all its original
(Copyright, 1922