davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
HRDINsTvo CfNANov
ZAHANBUJE JAPONCOv

Narodna hrdost' v Cine vzra-
stla "a posledny mesiac naime-
nej o 1000 percent nasledkom hr-
dinskeho odporu efnskej armady
proti japonskemu vyboju v San
ghaj toto hrdinstvo zapricinu.
je Japoncom opraydove zahan-
benie. Hrdost' Japoncov je vel'-
mi urazenA porazkami v Sanghaj
preto japonska vlAds ide zdup.
lovat' sveju armAdu M sanghaj-
skom fronte, ably 81 vydobyla na-
zad iictu y .aziatskNch narodov.
Japonsko asi pred mesiacom
vylodilo 1000 marinerov, $ kto-
rymi chcelo zaujat', pri pomoci va
lecneho lod 'stva, sanghaj. Gina
mia 50 i'm postavii ma odpor q
iJaponcov porazili. Nato Japon-
lsko poslalo 10000 vojakov q TAX
TO posilnsAf, zacali snovu dtocit'.
Ale Cihania ich Ease porazili. Po-
tom dopravili Japonci $4,000 no
Ivych vojakov a 8 touto armadou
'mysleli Cfhanov brave porazit' q
20 Sanghaju vyhast'. Bitka bola
sdriv6, tFvals dva dni, ale j y
tejto boil Japonei poYazenf. a
tax japenskk Vida, aby 81 ~
chrlnila tytF pred llttm svetom,
ide sdunleyat' syeis vojsko !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
Schodza Slovenskei
Polit. Federacie
Bude ma pondelok vecer V slole
osady Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.

IS Schodza Slov. Politickej Fede.
.racie bude odbyvana ma ponde,
lok vecer, %. februara skole
osady Sv. Cyrilla Methoda. IA.
zdy zastupca zastupkyna ma
sa dostavit' pred s. hodinon ma
ttito sch6dzu priniest' so sebor
pisomne poyerenie cd klubn. ze
ie riadne zvoleny zastupovat
klub vo Federacii.
Kluby sd ziadane, aby kazdi
postal prfspevky na tlto sch6-
dzu. Urad ME je este vyplateny
"a minuly rok, ami najomne "a
miestnoSt' pre- schodze. A to musi
.byt' vyplatene. Peniaze Fedora.
Gle su banke, ktora je este "a.
vreta, tax sa muslmc starat'. also
vyplatfme mas dlh.
s 1ctou
Juraj Petrik, tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
P Pohyblive obrazy
ma Campbell
Osada sv. Jana Krstitel'a bnde
ukazovat' ma pondelok ve6er po-
hyblive obrazy "Cestu Vykdpe-
MIA v Hamrakovej hale. u

Osada Sv. Jana Krstitel'a v
Campbell usporiada ma pondelok,
2s. februara vecer predstavenie
The Way OF Redemption Ce.
sta Vykiipenia) pohyblivych o.
brazoch. Hamrakoyej hale ma
Wilson Ave. Je to krasny nabo-.
zenskt kus, nrimeranv ku post
nei dobe.
Predstaveni bude dvoie: jedno
sa zacne 6. hodine vecer, druhe.
0 s. hodine vecer. Vstlpnes je len
25c. pre- dospelych. Slovenskf o.
becenstvo je srdecne pozvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
KLASToR SLOW sEsTIER
v BEDFORD vYsvkTENY
Skoro vsetci knazi slovengh a
mnoho l'udu diec6zi prftomn6.

"Sloy Svet' Pittsburghn.
redigovany slovenskymi Benedik.
tfnmi, prinasa tnto zpravu o po-
sviacke klastora slovenskych se-.
stier radu Sv. Vincenta:
Pomocou bozou a stedrost on
dobrotivych veriacich, ctihodne
slovenske Sestry sv. yincenta
Paulanskcho dolly sa posviacky
ich noveho klastora vo Villa San
Bernardo, Bedford, O. Novyy ma
terinsky klastor posvatil osvp.
biskup Jozef Schrembs ma den
Juraja Wasbingtona.
Pritomni boli skoro vsctci slo.
venslsi kiiaxiSx-aleasa2anaslEAisaia do.
cezie, ako al mnohflz Z Pittsbnf-
yhu. Po posviacke bisknp NAL IL
chu sy. omsu v noyej kaplici. W.
pomahali mu co kaplani vlpp.
JQzef Breznak Al Stefan Valko.
Zaraz po sv omsi biskup NAL ka-
zen reci anglickej a ylp. Jan
Krispinsky kazal po slovensky.
Terajsi klastor je styroposcho-
dovG dom, pribndovany ku sta
rej budove, ktor1 .biskupovi bola
darovala rodina Schatzingerovas
a on til bndoyu okolitym ma
jetkom oddal eth. Sestram sy.
Vincenta, ktore povolal Perrys-
vile. Klastor ako je teraz, po-
staei pre- asi 125 sestier. v kla.
store je krasna kaplica, do kto-
rej sa l'ahko vmesti asi 200 III
di. Stara budova bola celkom OBJ
novena, takze vyzera ako nova.
Stalo to vsetko okolo 10000 do.
larov. Terajsia budova je prave
krydlo budlceho ustavu pre- vys-
Stu dievcenskn skolu, ktora sa ma
pozdejsie vystavit'.
Do klastornej rodiny prisldcha
devat' zasl 'nbenych sestier, 1Ss
noyaciek Ii postulantiek. Sc
stra Berchman Fialko, sestra vlp.
Michala Fialko 20 Sycamore, Pa.
je predstavenou. Klastor este ME
je odvisly cd materinskeho domu
Perrysville, Pa, aysak onedlho
al to pride.
Pri klastore je kaplica Panny
Marie Levocskej, kde Siovaci mi-
nnlaho roku Y tisfcoch tisfcoch
prisli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26

stvu. Myslime, re je najvyssi caf
sa vzpamatat' a do jedneho siku
stat proti teito bezprikladne.
netolerantnosti.
Rendinel1 byva {. $50 Fair
green Ave. Dokonciac tn Rayen
High School V 1910, studoval pra
vo ma Michigan univerzite 20
vystudovani zaGal tn praktizo.
vat. Cd toho Gasu stal sa vseo-
becne znamym a hl'adanym pra-
votarom. Je zenaty, otec styroch
dietok. Kancelariu ma {. 7O9
Union National Bank Bldg. Ma
drad zafobcu Mahoning okresu sa
vyborne hodi. Odpordcame no
slovenskemu slavianskemu vo.
liestvu do pozornosti. Musime sa
somkndt' dokopy my cudzine
rodent z prist 'ahovaleckych ro-
dicov pochadzajdci voli6ia, mac
budeme vyl1ceni z 16asti ma We
rejnej sprave. Vidime. Go sa 70.
bi. Slovaci su rad-radom vyha-
dzovani verejnych prac. Zauj.
my 81 obranime len spojenou ST.
lon
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
JEDENAsf sLOvAKOv
DOSTALO OB0AHsTvO

v piatok minnleho tyzdia o.
krcsny sudca jenkins udelil OBJ
canstvo 50 ziadatel'om medsil
ktortmi boil tito Sloyaci ! Slo-
venky: Michal Dulik i Tyndale
Ave, Matej Lipt&k 70 Shirley
Rd., Andrei Rascak ! Campbe
Jan Has 20 Struthers, Miehsl
Knizner N. Center st., Michsl
'Rorosko : Campbell IN Petxy
MI n Steal St, Julias Novl y
Deastian Ays., eeelas I'M a
gt1uthsvA l(asie VA - =
hell ! 1ikolaj e = / 4 l =
hslL 1lah ahs1sI1 S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
nANc1A VYDk STA
MILIoNov MA voJsKo

Franeia vyda behom buddcich
dewitt ,nesiacov najmensj 600
milionoy dolarov ma armadn ne.
poeftajlc do toho vydavly ma ko-
loni&lne vojsko ma namornictvo,
bolo oznAmene vo francdzskom
psslsmsnte. Francnsska vl&da so
mine toAp roshodla utvorit' d
krsm miAisterstva vojny mimi
stsrstvo aArodnej obraiay. Y par
|sneats bolp mnaho FaW . tai
H1R Shfajeni Nsmeeka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
z rocnej schodze
Okr. Sboru Ligy
Doterajsi trad va6sinou znovu.
zvoleny. Sbierka ma nddznych
zakl 'dGen&.

Dna %. febrnara odbyvana bo.
la skole osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda rocna schodza Okresne-
no Sboru Slov. Ligy. Pritomni
boil: NJ. j. Palkovit, predseda !.
Martin J. Lesnak, tajomnik; FIR.
Hudik, pokladnik; Juraj MUIR
dzak "a Sbor AZ. Slov. Ligy, An.
drej Benedik "a Sbor 1913. SLOW.
Ligy, Michal Rybar "a Odbor
GIL. N. S. s., Helena Budaj "a
Cislo Is. Kad. Jednoty, Cecilia
Klein "a Cls. 323. IKszJ., Maria
Kubina "a Odbor ziveny, Stefan
vizvary "a Cislo 26O. IKSJ., Jan
Kadilak "a Odbor 722. N. s.. s. a
Michal Cvengros "a Polit. Klub
Campbell.
Schodzu zahajil preds. Okr.
Sboru o s. iodine vecer. Zapisni.
ca minulej schodze bola citan&
a prijata. Podavane boly zpfavy
vyborov sbierky. Matej Mraz o.
znamil, ze nasbieral $500, ku
ktorym prispeli: Jozef Kraja 81,
Jan Hassaj ST Matej Mraz SO.
Andrej Benedik oznamil k predo-
slej sbierke este 81 cd Rev. Ju-
.raja Roha. Dalej bolo ozname.
ne, ze Zensky Polit. Vzdel. Klub
v Struthers dial ma Slov. Kniznicu
$500. Vsetky zpravy prijate. Ma
dany navrh bole prijate, ably
sbierka ma n1dznych sa zakl'1ci-
la. Predseda ziada tych, ktori e.
Ste majd poverujdce papiere ma
sbieranie Npenazi, ably ich odovzda
Ii taiomnfkovi Okr. Sboru co mai
skorsie.
Potion boly dane zpravy trad
nikov. Zpravu podal predseda
NJ. J. Palkovic, tajomnik Martin
j. Lesnak (t1to zpravu uvereinf-
me v bud1com elsie. Pom. red.)
pokladnik Frantisek Hudik do
zorcovia. Zpravy prijate. Pod.
predseda zpravu nepodal, lebo
nebol pritomny. Dozorcovia po-
tvrdili Icty tajomnlka poklad-
nika. ze ich nasli v poriadku.
Plat 1radnikov Okr. Sboru 20.
stal ma starom, a sfce: predseda
$40, tajomnfk $25, podpredseda
S., pokladnfk $l5 a dozorcovia po
So. Trad Dol zvoleny jednohlas-
lie - okrem podpredsedu a, jed
neho dozorcu - starry: Michal j
Palkovic, predseda; Michal Gwen
gros, podpredseda; Martin j. Les.
max, tajomnik; Frantisek Hudfk,
pokladnik. Ia dozorcov: Juraj
Murdzak, Andrej Benedik Mi
chal Rybar.
Martin J. Lesnak,
tai. Okr. Sborus
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
vKLADATEL'oM DOLLAR
BANKY.

vkladatel'om Dollar Savings =
Trust 90. - omamuje, Il banka
bude ' so6otu otvoFsnl aS do 8.
hodiny vsdsr sial liom podpisova-
MIA pl6nu jsj xnovu otvorsnia.
Ktori ylkladatslia nsm01u prfst'
70 dns, maid toy pFfleiiteGt'
podpfast' plan y sobotu vs6sr.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
'BILIoN DoLARov
MA vALE6NE LODE

Senatny vybor yelecneho tlod'-
stva udobril predlohu ma stavbu
'novych valecnych lodi Gene
$98S, 100000. Tieto lode BY boly
postavene behom desiatich rokov.
Splnenim tohto progranau, naSe
vSlecns lod'stvo stale BY So dru-
hym naisilnejiim - svete. Ma
prvom misate je apslick6. S j.,
ponsk5m spae II Y rovnakej sile.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
ANDREJ HAMRAK
zNoVU vY1GENOvANH

Pan Andrej Hamrak, direktor
verejnej slnzby mesta Campbell
! dobre znkmy tamoji Sieyak,
tbol mayprom Juliuscm vymsno-
vany snovu - direktora vsrsj-
nej sluxby u bud dee Am foly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
Plan otvOrenia
Dollar Banky
vypusti hned' cekove, vianocne a
Skolske vklady v uplnosti ind
vklady po v5sku 500. vkladate-
ia 81 ziadani podpisovat' sa, ze
obmedxia vyberanie vkladov.

Reorganizacny vybor Dollar
Savings and Trust Company dal
ma verejnost' svoj plan ma otvo.
renie tejto banky. Plan Dol este
minuleho tyzdha odobreny stat
nym pravotarom Bettmanom a
statnym hankovym department
tom.
Plan tento ie pomerne who'd
ny pre- vkladatel 'ov. Podl'a me-
no, vsetky cekove vklady budd
hned' vypustene, tax isto vklady
"vianocnych zakladin" a skolske
1spory. Mimo toho kazdy vkla-
datel' moze 81 hned' vytiahnut'
800 a 20 zvysujdceho vkladu
este 10 percent alebo vyse. Dal.
Sic vyp6st'anie vkladov bude "a.
viset' cd toho, ak1 pomoc dostane
banka Cd federalnej rekonstrukc.
nej korporacie. Tiez podl'a toho,
ako bud1 dlznfci splacat' svojc
dKoby banke. Ked' sa pome-
ry. v krajine zlepsia, banka bu-
de vyplacat vklady bez obmedze-
MIA.
Interesy bude banka platit
hned cd otvorenia ma vsetky L.
sporne vklady po 31aeo.
Ably banka mohla byt' otvore-
ma a ably mohla dostat' p6zicku
cd federalnej korporacie, musi
So ka5dy vkladatep. ktory ma
Y banke vyse 800 ma uspornom
-srklaA dpisat, xesa podrobu-
je obmedzeniu vyberania svojich
vkladov do tych cias, fkym sa OBJ
chodne pomery nenapravia. Co
vkladatelia zaiste ochotne uro-
bia, povaziac, ze take obmedzenie
vyberania vkladov panllje teraz
v celej krajine - bez ohl'adu ma
to, ei bola ktora banka zavreta
alebo ME.
Ucastinari Dollar banky s1 je.
dini, ktori utracajn dl'a planu o.
tvorenia. Vzdavajd sa polovice
svojho majetku v 1castinach k
tomu musia upisat' dlzobnych d.
pisov "a $75O,000. Kapital banky
totiz redukovany bude z $2,500,-
600 ma $l,25O,OOO, zvysok z
$1,250,OOO na $75O,O0O. K tomu
zadkuj1 sa este ma $75O,OOO.
Vybor znovu otvorenia Dollar
banky je: pravotar Carl w. I'LL.
man, predseda; j. Fearnley Bon.
nell, podpredseda; Geo. G. Brai-
nard, John w. Ford, Frank Pur-
nell, r. G. Steese John Tod.
Philip Schaff je predsedom w.
boru, ktory sa bude stykat' $
vkladatel'mi
Je v zaujme kazdeho vklada-
tel'a, ably dial svoi slhlas, ma O.
tvorenie Dollar banky podpisa-
MIN suhlasnej listiny bankc cim
skorej. Y Dollar banke lezf vyse
90 milionov dolarov l'adom. Ire.
ba ich "vymrazit'," aby sa OBJ,
chodne pomery napravily.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

Uncle Rays funmaker leaflet is
ready. Magic and fun galore in
it. 1t is a second surprise leaf1et.
Write Uncle Ray and ask for 1t.
Be sure to inclose stamped re-
turn envelope.
Evening star., 1932-11-17


IN March 7, 17s5, George WASH
ington made an entry in his
l diary that he had planted a
~ large holly tree on the point
going to a landing. 1t Is said
he was especially fond of holly trees
and that he had 13 beautiful ones in
his grounds at one time. There are
several very handsome ones at Mount
A member of the holly family is
found in every country. Many species
are tropical The English holly has
more glossy leaves than the American,
but the tree is not so hardy.
Holly and mistletoe are always as
sociated at Christmas time. The
Druids gave these two plants prominent
places in all their pagan rites, and be-.
fore the Druids the pagan tribes OF
Continental Europe sent holly branches
to each other as a token of friendship
and good will. At the feast Of Satur-
MALTA, 'the turning of the SUM- their
homes were decorated with branches OF
holly. Yuletide comes to us from the
feast made to the Celtic sun god,
Yaioul. The family name Of the holly
tree is Aquifolium, which later was
called the Christ-thorn, the holy tree,
because it was believed 1t symbolized the
crown of thorns worn by the Savior.
The holly is a slow-g growing tree with
a pyramidal top. 1t lives to be well
over 100 years old, and becomes more
beautiful as it accumulates years. The
bark is gray and warty, the twigs are
brown The wood is white, close
grained, tough, but not strong. 1t has
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Copyright. 1897
Everyday Psychology
BIZ DIR. JESSE W. sPRowLs.
Interests.

If you know what a person is inter-
ested in, you have key to that per-
sons character. Moreover, if you know
his interests you know something of
his past experiences, the sum OF which
Is the stuff of character.
There are two general sorts OF in
terests; intellectual and emotional II
is only recently that psychologists have
turned their attention to emotional in
terests There are those who insist
that the first three or four years OF
life hold the key to all the interests
that crop out in the later years. The
early years are the cnes in which the
emotional habits are established. This
is in some respects good theory. In
other respects it probably means
nothing.
1t Is customary nowadays to classify
personalities into two classes, intro
verts and extraverts. This rough clss-
sification corresponds fairly well with
the two types Of interests. The intro
verts are those whose interests are gov
erned by intellect or reaeon. The ex-
travertS are these whose interests are
dictated by emotions.
If all this be true, it would appear
that the introverts are the harder ones
to figure out Introverts keep their in
terestS to themselves. On the other
hand, the extraverts are easily read
Their thoughts are bound to come tc
the surface.
(Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Exploring South America
JUNGLES OF BRAZIL.

JQNGlAEO OE 01th1AI.
~ DON we are flying above one Of
the great jungles Of the world, Q
jungle which covers hundreds Of
~ thousands of square miles In the
heart of Brazil.
We should like to land in this jungle,
but to do so would invite wreck, per-
hsps death. The trees, bushes and
vines grow closely together; and In the
section over which we are passing we
do not see single acre OF cleared
ground. There may be some space In
this region which has been cleared for
crops BY Indians, but We do not see 1t.
There are parts of Central Brazil
which white men have never reached,
but old explorers have gone far enough
up the headwaters of the Amazon to
learn many things about the jungle
land
The forests are composed Of so many
kinds of trees that it would take more
space than we have today to give just
their names. Among them are thou
sands which produce rubber. Such
trees in dense forests are hard to reach,
but Brazil provides the world with an
average of more than 10000 tons OF
rubber each year. Very likely, the rub
bsr on the wheels of our airplane came
from Brazil, and the same might De
said for rubber heels on our shoes or
tires on our automobiles.
-Four times as much coffee Is raised
in Brazil as in all other countries OF the
world combined The number OF coftee
trees in Brazil is SO great that tree
might be set aside for every man, Wom-
an and child living today-and there
would be millions of trees left over.
Most of the coffee trees are in eastern
narts of Brazil, not in the lands over
which we are now looming.
In those jungles beneath us i've
Evening star., 1932-11-17
LITTLE BENNY
BY Leg PAPK.

Sattiday afternoon I wasn't aloud out
on account Of ma thinking sassed her
back when ALL was doing was argew-
ing innocent, and I wasted about half
a hour trying to make her change her
mind In my favor, and then started
to read my new Paul Poppy book that
got from the lyberry, being Paul
Poppy Among the Head Hunters, and
it started out so CRATE I was glad I
had to stay in, and after q while ma
looked in my room, saying, Benny, l
want you to run up to the notion store
and get me a spool of white thred.
Me thinking, Aw heck, just when
Paul Poppy is starting to have another
marrow .excape. And said, Well g,
ma gosh, you said couldn't go out,
so If I go out now III be disobeying
you. won't I? 80.
No you went, certeny not, because
I'm sending you out myself, in other
werds I'm giving you permission to 60
as far as the store and back, so hurry
up, ma said, and I said, But G, ma,
you said I couldn't go cut at all this
afternoon under any circumstances,
and this Is a circumstance, amt 1t, so
I better not go or I'll be disobeying you.
My lands you'd exhaust the patience
of a monument, ma said. If say you
may disobey me, then you can do so
without disobeying me, she said, and
I said, Well how can I do it without
axually doing 1t and still do tt?
You'd better get started before there's
trouble, ma said, and I said, All rite,
ma, but what I'm afraid Of, if you al
low me to disebey you I mite get in the
habit Of it without meaning to, and If
do it will be your fault for allowing
me to in the ferst place, that's what I'm
afraid of.
Well, such a boy, ma said admit ]
just read an article by p. Willis Hinkle
where he said that q parents absilute
No should always be final with no ex-
ceptions. O well, I guess have enough
thread to do me for today, she said.
And she went back to her room and
left me with Paul Poppy Among the
Head Hunters feeling lucky.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Star
p a t t e r n s
Pulled and Tucked.

Pulled sleeves are in the lead for
afternoon wear, and here is one OF the
outstanding styles. The tucking gives
the shoulder beautiful fitted line
and emphasizes width. The blouse and
skirt scanning are decorative and ex-
cellent ideas for stressing slenderness.
The wide tie sash is optional and may
or may not be used, according to the
whims of the wearer. The skirt has a
modified fare and is cut to fit excel
1ently.
Velvet, crepe or satin would greatly
enhance the graceful lines of this gown.
Black velvet would be stunning. 1t is
No. e93.
Designed in sizes "a to 46. Size 36
requires 3=s yards 36-inch fabric or
3h yards 39-inch fabric.
Simplif1ed illustrated instructions for
cutting and sewing are included with
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To obtain a pattern Of this attractive
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Write very plainly on each pattern or
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sible.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
MILADY BEAUTIFUL,
BY LOIS LEEDS.

camoufiage 1t somewhat There Is no
good reason to worry in any case.
LOIS LEEDS.
Dear Miss LeeGs: Kindly publish in
your beauty column a few exercises TO
develop the bust, arms ard concave
legs. This will be greatly appreciated.
WORRIED.
Answer-You forgot TO give me your
present weight, age or height. pre-
sumo. however, Inat you are under
weight and have been so from child
hood The, shape Of the bones or
framework Of the body is. built in the
early years. Incorrect posture and a
deficiency in certain minerals in the
diet are very often responsible. for the
condition. would suggas5 that you
have a thorough medical examination.
The bust. arms and legs may be built
up and developed by nourishing diet,
sufficient sleep, rest and relaxation and
maybe massage and other local treat
ments. including exercise, but one With
out the other is of little value.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Brown Birthmark.

~ EAR MISS LEEDS: I have a
brown birthmark about the
size of an egg. would like
~ to know II there is anything
can do or have done to bleach
or remove It, as it Is rather conspicuous
and embarrassing. SUE.
Answer.-There is no home remedy
that you can use to remove the birth
mark. I would suggest that you con-
suit your physician and ask him If 1t
is the type of birthmark that can be
removed successfully. If so. make up
your mind to have it removed by what
ever method your physician advises. If,
after a consultation with your physi-
clan, he tells you frankly that it can
not be removed successfully, then abide
by his decision. The only thing to do
in such cases is to make the most of
your. other good points; and If the
birthmark is on the face, then use a
suntan makeup or special cream to
Evening star., 1932-11-17
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

| pumas, jaguars, tapirs, peccaries, opos-
sums and wild animals Of many kinds.
Birds with bright colored feathers nut
ter about or perch on limbs while they
sing their songs
| After o journey almost as lcng as
| trip across the Atlantic Ocean we come
In sight of land used for farming and
grazing We lard and spend night at
a farm house. The farmer speaks to us
Evening star., 1932-11-17

their glossy backs and sharp spines, re-
main the year around. New leaves are
replacing the falling ones, but leaf
hangs to the tree for three years. The
flowers are small, white and inconspicu-
ous The fruit is bright red, contain
ing four bony nutlets. The mother
tree is S to II years old before 1t pro-
duces fruit, and until that time you
cannot tell whether your tree Is a
father or 8 mother tree. -. - y
Evening star., 1932-11-17

It has been estimated by careful In
vestigation that more than 10000 peo-
pie In the eight southern counties on
the Eastern Shores of Maryland are
earning their living by harvesting holly;
receiving about $150,o00 from combined
.labors. About $400, 900 worth OF holly
Is shipped from Delaware annually,
1000 cases, containing about 100000
wreaths, and 600 cases filled with sprays
and branches.
Trees will grow from seeds, but the
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Stuffed Pear Salad.

Place half a pear on lettuce on
each salad plate. Fill the center with
drained, grated pineapple, sprinkled
with chopped nuts. At the side Of the
pear place a date stuffed with cream
cheese. Serve with either thick
mayonnaise or a French dressing.
Stuffed peach salad may be made this
same way.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

best trees are now being raised In
nurseries ready for transplanting. It
Is also becoming the fashion to give
young holly trees for Christmas gifts,
the trees being set out in the Spring.
Holly plantations are being planted.
There Is a good return on the invest
ment and even solitary trees yield a
fair return.
(Copyrizht. lp32)
Evening star., 1932-11-17
N A T u r. E S
&C H IL ID R e N
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
HOLLY.
Hex Opaca.

"And see the clustered berries hrisht
Amone the holly's gay green leaves"