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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10
LORTON PRISONERS
CO BACK TO WORK.;
1Q2 ARE CONF |NED
MaIContentS Reduced and
r Barnard Will Interview
Each Man.
POLICE GUARD REMAINS
ON REFORMATORY SCENE
Selection of Tawse's Successor De-
ponds Upon Favorable
Action by President.

The wheels of its diversified indus
tries started turning at the District Re-
formatory at Lorton today for the first
time since last Thursday. The prls-
oners were sent back to work after
three days confinement to their dor
mitorieS. caused by the surcharged at
mosphere incident to the forced resig-
nation of the institutions superintend-
ent. A. c.. Tawse.
Yesterday the usual Sunday Incl
dents of visitors, the base ball game
and the moving picture show, were
Cancelled and only the kitchen help,
the mess hail TRUSTEES and these re-
quired to carry on necessary main
tenance routine were at Work.
Malcontents Reduced.
The 1OS malcontents, locked in 100
cells were reduced to 102 this morn
ing. as six agreed to behave themselves.
A guard of % policemen was still kept
at the institution as precautionary
measure, all that was left of the 30
mustered on Friday morning.
The industries which started up
again today were the knitting mill, the
clothes shop. the printery, the broom
and brush factory, the foundry, the
tag and traffic sign plant, and the pat
tern and woodworking shop. The rea-
son for closing these was that the
guards usually on duty on these shops
were needed for the task Of segregatirg
trouble makers from the rest OF the
approximately 1,l50 inmates.
Will Interview Men.
Capt. Barnard will personally inter
view each of the 102 men remaining
in solitary confinement. and offer to
return them to the normal routine II
they promise to obey the institution
few rules.
Selection Of a successor to Tawse
depends upon favorable action by Pres
ident Roosevelt on request by the
commissioners to fill the vacancy.
While the job is vacant, Capt. M. M.
Barnard is acting superintendent, in
addition to his duties as superintendent
of penal institutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10
D. c. YOUTH KILLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
II Also Are Injured in Two
Week End Crashes in
Nearby Maryland.

A Washington youth was killed and
II other Washingtonians were injured
in two automobile crashes in nearby
Maryland over the week end.
George Akridge, 10, of 2510 Twenty
fourth street northeast, was fatally in
jured when the machine ne was driving
collided head-on with another machine
near Annapolis yesterday afternoon.
Five other Washington people were in
jured in the accident.
Akridge did not regain consciousness
and died en- route to Emergency Hos
pital, Annapolis George v. Glossbren-
ner, %, of 1886 Fulton street. the driver
of the other car, who received severe
cuts, will be charged with failing to
leave the center of the highway when
approaching another vehicle, police an
nounced.
Miss Violet sproesser of 2O5 North
Capitol street, who was riding in the
front seat with Akridge, received severe
head injuries and remained in the An
napolis hospital. Roy and Fred Cal
vert, brothers, of the North Capitol
street address, also passengers in the
Akridge machine, were slightly injured.
They were discharged from the hospi-
tai after treatment. Miss Marie Gibson,
a nurse at the Homeopathic Hospital,
who was riding with GloSsbrenner, also
received minor injuries.
In triple collision at Mason Springs,
about miles out from Indian Head, six
colored District residents were injured.
All three drivers were arrested subse-
quently by State Policeman E. B. Dan
erhower and charged with reckless driv-
ing Unable to make bond they were
locked up for trial July IL before Mag
istrate j. P. deThierry.
demonstrating the accident, police
believe the car of William Edelen, COM
ing toward the city from Indian Head,
hooked front wheels with the machine
of Adrian Gutrich, proceeding in the
opposite direction. The automobiles
were turned around completely, and
crashed into a taxi cab operated by
James B Green, which was trailing
Edelen's car.
The injured who were treated at the
Indian Head dispensary included Anna
Lloyd. 1886 B street southeast; Mabel
and Evelyn Ashton, $40 Maryland ave-
nue. northeast; Mary Mathews, Cora
Hill and Ardel Proctor, 10 E street
southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10
WINCHESTER ROTARIANS
INDUCT NEW PRESIDENT
John F. Rodman, Jr., Utilities Ad-
ministrative Official Succeeds
Charles F. Coffman.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, July 10.-John F.
Rodman, jr., local utilities administrative
official, has been indicted into Office as
president of the Winchester Rotary
Club. He succeeds Charles F. Coffman,
milling company manager, head of the
club for the last year.
Other officers just installed for the
ensuing year included the vice president,
Dowell j. Howard; secretary-treasurer,
Peyton ]. Marshall, and board Of direc-
tors, the officers and Herbert S. Solen-
berger, Fred L. Glaize, jr.; Walker Nice.
Bond and Charles F. Codman.
Mr. Coffman, the retiring president,
was presented with past presidents
ring the presentation being made BY
H. b. Fuller on behalf Of the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10
OHIO REPEAL COUNCIL
NAMES So CANDIDATES
Disregards Anti-Saloon League Pc
tition Calling for Referen-
dunn on Mosier Law.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 10.-Disre-
garding the attempt of the Anti-Saloon
League to prevent an election OF dele
gates. the Ohio Repeal Council today
announced its list of So candidates for
election to a State repeal convention.
The list was prepared for filing with
the secretary of State, who only re-
Gently received the petitions Of the
Anti-Saloon League calling for ref
erendum ON the Mosier law that sets
up the machinery for choosing the
delegates.
Two court actions to prevent the re-
uuested referendum on the Mosier law
and to permit the election of delegates
have been filed. The repealists calm
the Mosier law is not subject to ref
erendum and charges the attempt ito
bring one about is primarily designed
to delay the Ohio vote on the Federal
repeater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10
new LAND TO BE BOUGHT
FOR TENNESSEE PROJECT
Valley Authority Plans to Acquire
All Property Around Cove
Creek Dam.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Tennessee Valley Authority an
nounced today it plans to acquire all
land within about three miles OF the
proposed Cove Greek Dam near Knox
Vile, but served notice speculative
prices would not be recognized.
The valley authority, in a formal
statement. warned the people Of that
section against real estate exploitation,
and predicted that three-fourths Of the
BUYERS of property may be stung."
The announcement Of plans for
purchasing land was made by the
board after its three members had in
spected the site on the Clinch River
where $35, 000, 900 power project Is
planned In connection with the de-
velopment Of the Tennessee Valley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10
BALTIMORE RECORDS
AUTO TAX INCREASE
May and June Nearly 1000 Over
Same Months Last Year in
Licenses Issued.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, July 10.-Nearly a
thousand more automobile license tags
were issued during May and June this
year than in the corresponding period
of 1882, according to records Of the
motor vehicle commissioners office,
which Commissioner E. Austin Baugh-
man attributes to general improve
ment in business conditions.
Three hundred more persons were
granted license tags during June of
this year than during the same month
of 1882, the commissioner declared, and
GIT more licenses were issued in May,
1893, than in May Of last year. June's
total for this year was 6,579, as against
6,279 applications in 1882. while 8.409
tags we're issued during May of 1888,
compared. with last seasons figure Of
1892.
The well-defined upward trend in
the number of applicants during the
past two months Is the first increase
to be noted for some time, the com.
missioner declared. X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10
Leadbeater Auction
Will Be Broadcast
Over Station WJSV

BY Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 10.
Tentative arrangements have
been made with the Columbia
Broadcasting System for broad
casting the auction sale of the
historic Leadbeater apothecary
shop and its relics over Sta
ton WJSV on July 10. William
A. Moncure, trustee for the Lead
beaten Drug Corporation, an
nounced today.
It Is believed that this will be
the first time in the history Of
radio that such q sale has been
put on the air. The unusual
interest manifested in the sale of
Alexandria's historic shop and
its valuable relics was given as
the reason for the broadcast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10
EARLY AGREEMENT
ON COAL CODE SEEN
Union Officials and Producers Elk
pect to Reach Accord on
Document Tomorrow.
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Spokesman for a group of mine union
officials and bituminouS coal producers,
mostly from union fields, said today
they hoped to reach an agreement on
code for their industry by tomorrow.
George Harrington of Chicago, presl-
dent of the Illinois Coal Operators AS
sociation and spokesman for the pro-
ducers. said operators and miners were
pretty well together" on the question
of minimum wages and maximum
working hours.
Philip Murray. international vice
president of the United Mine Workers
of America, said the subcommittee
drafting the labor clause in the code
had made definite progress" at the
end of late night session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10
Littlepage Speaks Tonight.

Thomas P. Littlepage, president OF
the Washington Chamber Of Commerce.
tonight will deliver the opening address
of a campaign directed toward keeping
the Washington dollar at home.
His talk will be broadcast at 6:45 o'clock
under auspices Of Buy in< Washing
ton, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10

the spot where the drowning occurred.
lavish had gone to the Maryland
resort on Saturday to spend the week
end with friends.
Surviving the deceased are two broth
ers. Henry and William, and sister,
Miss Adell lavish All live in Wash
ington. His mother. Mrs. Selma
lavish, died here seven years ago yes
terday, several years after the death
Of her husband.
Henry lavish today offered reward
Of $50 for the recovery Of the body.
The offer was made through Gilbert
Dent, Jawishs subdivision manager to
Point Lookout. and boatmen interested
in entering the search were requested
to communicate with the latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10
Pay Increased 20 Per Cent.

POTTSTOWN, Pa, July 10 @-
Howard Jarvis, superintendent Of the
restoration Of q 20 per cent wage re-
duction, effective on July II. The fac
tory, which employs Is. IS operating
on full time on an order for uniforms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10

Oxford, England. has barred "all-in''
wrestling from the town hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10

Wen known Capital bandmaster. who
died Saturday at his home, 3018 Thir-
tenth street, will be buried in St.
Mary's Cemetery tomorrow morning
after funeral services at his home at
$3.50 am and requiem mass at Sacred
Heart Church at 9 o'clock. A native
of Italy, Mr.. Bovello was assistant con-
ductor of Haley's Band here and later
became the first conductor to arrange
orchestrations for motion pictures. He
had played here at inaugurals and
many other state affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10
HEADS NURSES BOARD
Miss Margaret Lee Price Named
President of Examining Body.

Miss Margaret Lee Price has been ap-
pointed president of the District Nurses
Examining Board, to succeed Miss
Shelby w. Patton, 1t was announced
today Miss Price is graduate OF
Providence Hospital. postgraduate Of
Sloane Hospital. New York, and has
served for 10 years as an instructor in
schools of nursing in New York, Boston
and in this city.
Sister Euphrasia of Georgetown Hos
pital was elected vice president.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

logban, ha oft mutogatnak 3
meztelen tancosn6ket.
Aki burleszk show-ba megy,
az sikamlos trefakat, felmezte-
len vagy egesz meztelen lanyo-
kat akar talalni.
Felhaborito csak az lesz, ha
becsapjak es w. c. T. U. ter
rorja alatt minden leany fel lesz
oltoztetve.
Akinek az erkolcseit vagy az
izleset bantja a burleszk show
meztelensege, annak mem kell
AIT megnezni. De aki meg akar-
j. nezni. annak hagyjanak beket
azok, akik mindenben Is min
denkor~ 'testvereik 6rz6i" kivan-
max lenni. -
Meg az ifjusagot is kar fel-
teni a burleszk show meztelen-
seget6l Is tragarsagat6l.
Mert az iskolas gyerekek any
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

g ~
nyira tisztaban vannak az erzeki
dolgokkal, hogy w. c. T. u.
nenikek meg nem is felejtettek el
an1yit, amennyit az iskolak re-
menyteljes ifjusaga mar megta-
nult7 magatol IS egymast6l.
Senkinek nem hasznalnak hat,
ha rend6ri karhatalommal fog
max erkolcsot er6szakolni a vilag
kiallitast latogato kozonsegre,
vagy akarmilyen kozonsegre Is
az ilyen igyekezetek mindig csak
egy celt szolgalnak.
Egynehany Greg dana, akik
szepseguk reven mem tudnak
mar szerepelni, ICY kap nyilva-
nossagot a lapokban.
Es ICY mutatjak meg, hogy
mig Ok keptelenek . ezabad
szorakozasra, addig irigylik g
el akarjak ait venni minden
embertarsukt6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

darab leple alatt olyan tragar
"tancot' mutatott be, amilyent
en- negyvenot ev viharedzett ide-
je alatt mem LATHAM.
Ha onagysaga teljes meztelen-
-sege a kozonseg fele lett volna
forditva, ellenben a tragarsagot
megprobalta volna keriilni, akkor
sokkal tisztabb. tisztessegesebb
es elvezhet6bb show-t nyujtott
volna a kozonsegnek.
Orszagos vitat fo1ytatnak az
ujsagok, hogy feloltoztessek-e a
kiallitas tancosn6it, amivel volta
kepen reklamot csinalnak a XII
allitasnak is, meg a burleszknek
is, akarmi volt az erkolcsOs
sh0lgyek szandeka.
Ha a kisasszonyokat beken
hagytak volna, hogy structol-
lax vedelme alatt sz6rakoztassak
a kozonseget, val6sziniileg jol
ment volna az iizletuk IS aki i
show-t megnezte, bizonyara meg
lett volna azzal elegedve.
Ha 4 lanyok fcl lesznek resz-
ben oltoztetve, igyekeznek a
mcztelenseget tragarsaggal p6-
|tolni Is j6 izlesii emberek kis-
se keserii szajjal fognak show
b6l eltavozni, rossz izlesii en-
berck viszont annal nagyobb s.
yuigirabb &lvezetct taialnals
maid az cl6adasban.
Ali templomba n1egy, AZ tad-
~, hogy iinadsagot fog tal4lni.
Felhk kborit6 alIlsor lenne ! az.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17
A chicag6i meztelen nok

Detroit nem valami erkolcsos
varos, de nem is lehet erk0lcs-
telennek nevezni. Legalabb ma
gyobb erkolcsbotranyok lit mos
tanaban nem voltak.
Hat a burleszk epen olyan.
mint amilyen huszonot evvel ez-
el6tt volt.
Ugyanazok a regi viccek
ugyanazok a reszletekben valid
vetk6zesek vannak napirenden
amiket Is evvel ezel6tt ak
kor meg sokkal nagyobb er-
dekl6dessel, neztem a New
Yorkban lev5 Bijou-ban. Csak
most a lanyok fiatalabbak &
csinosabbak.
Regebben a fatal lanyok mem
voltak a Is centes burleszkre
utalva, talalhattak kosztiimere-
ket az uccan is. Az o1cs6 bur-
leszkekben csupa kivenhedt k6.
ristalanyok tancoltak, akiknek
bajain igazan csak tizennegy
ewes gyerekek, meg 4 hatvanor
feluli Greg ruek tudtak 1elke'
scdni.
Egyetlenegy u dolgot lattan
IA burleszkben.
Mikor a primadoina kisasz'
SONY reszletekben lcvetk6zott
kenytelen volt > k0z0ns>6l 81
fordulni, inert fiigcfalev&l ntlkn
mem szabad q meztelcnsegge'
szembenezni.
Es q kozonskgnck hdtat for'
|ditva, egy ! h.tin logo Eongy'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

is bementek, AIT talaltak, amt
kerestek.
A szerelem es frivolitas sem
mem szemermetlen, sem nem ocs-
many, sem mem vulgar, csak
azoknak a szamara, akik KEEP
mutatasbol ell akarjak felejteni,
hogy van nemi elet is a vilagon.
.Szerencsere a Paris mulato
iigye egy ertelmes bro ele ke-
riilt, aki AIT mondta, hogy a
kiallitasra emberek azert men
mex, hogy mu1assanak Is 8 en-
mex nem fogja utjat. vagni. Meg
jegyezte AIT is, hogy vannak
6riiltek es kepmutat6k, akik a
meztelen lovakra is nadragot
akarnanak huzni, hogy a mez-
telenseg ne lassek.
A burleszk iigyeben azonban
4 j6zan esq nem volt ilyen SEE
rencses.
A kulonb0z5 ,erkolcs-cs6szok
addig molesztaltak a rend6rf6no-
kot, an,ig AZ kenytelen volt tobb
ruhadarabot parancsolni 4 tan
cosn6kre.
Hiabaval6 faradtsag.
A meztelensegbcn nincs SEM
mi szcm&rmetlen, ellenben fel-
0ltoz6tt egyenek is tudnak ocs-
manyul viselkedni.
Nemreg egy burleszk cl6ada-
sat neztem meg, inert latni
akartanl hogy rnennyi sz6rako-
Iz&st tudnak ilyen helyen rs
centsk ktrt fsnlni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

hanem igenis, en- is inkabb szo-
rakozast kerestem es - talaltam.
Es inert Parisban ertik a szo-
rakoztatast es inert oft kepmuta-
tast mem ismernek, epen azert
OFT a sikamlos dolgok sem ira
garak.
Sokkal aljasabb, ocsmanyabb
es tragarabb show-k vannak
New Yorkban a tizedik uccai
trafikokban, vagy Chicagoban a
Halstead-en, mint a parisi voros
lanpas hazakban.
A chicagoi Paris iigyes es Of
letes utanzata Paris azon resze-
mex, amelyekben kllonosen az
itthon zabolan tartott amerikai
turistak sz6rakozasokat keres-
mex.
Nagyon iigyesen igazi parish
.atmoszferat varazsolnak egy-egy
kocsmaba, amelyekben a szere-
lem leanyzoi is meg vannak.
De lla a w. c. T. u. asszony-
sagai csak epen uccai lanyokat
keresnek, azert mem kell nekik
sem a vilagkiallitas terlletere,
sem 4 Paris mulat6helyre be-
menni.
Talalkozhatnak epen eleggel
az el6kel6 es fenyes Michigan
Boulevardon, 4 State Streeten Is
azokban . liz centes lzletekbcn,
ameiyekben ! heti l,atert kin
zsorazott szegfny lanyok seiyem
harisnyaban kenytelenek munka-
"a megjelenni.
Igazan nyugodt vaeyok afel6l,
hogy ! M. G. T. y. naeys4g&-
kat senIsi ! vii6gon ! Pzris nlu-
!! 1at6 6helyre mem hivta 8 ~ nlt-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

Jj,orka szezon van es az ujsa-
goknak egyebbcl is ke1l foglal-
kozni, mint kek sassal.
Kllonosen azert kell foglal-
kozni egyebbel is, inert az anne
rikai atlagos ujsagolvaso mem
hajlando komoly dologrol, a sa-
jat kenyerer6l olvasni. Annak
gyilkossag, szerelem, szenzacio
keH es annak az amerikai forra-
da1om nem tud e1eg valtozatos
szenzacioval szolgalni.
"A w. c. r. u. asszonysagok
gondoskodtak rola, hogy 1egyen
= 1apoknak alkalmas es az anne
rilxai olvasokat is erdekl6 tema-
jnk az uborka szezonra.
A chicagoi villagkia1litason
termeszetesen sz6rakoz6 he1yek
is vannak es eek a szorakozasi
hclyek. szinten termeszetesen,
mem epen erkolcsnemesit5 intez-
menyek.
Az egyik h0lgycsoport peldiul
P&ris-t akarta bezaratni, mig a
mask kiasott valahol egy bur-
1eszket, ahol a n6k ailitolag ma
1yon fogyatekos oltozetben tan
seolnak Allit6lag fiigefalevelet
segy sal structoll hclyettesiti 4
prin1adonnan
F sorok ir6ja jart Parisban IS,
meg 4 kiallitason lev6 Parisban
~ <s egyikben sem talalt vaiami
iil0n6sebb trigarsagot. yal6szi-
niileg a1trt, inert mem keresett
kti krs3eot
# Y Eranciaorszag f6Yarosaba mem
nxsrt nsegy f,,iadenl<i, hogy I
yrest ssegnIzze = ! t6bbi
I u l,e 80 eydiay <odj j&l<,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17
Il olytatasl

Most megfordult Gloria vegigmerte Ii
must, aki batran nezett szemebe abban
pilianatban mirldkEtten ugyanazt gondoltak
egymasr6l: "nyen gyonyorii leanyt meg mem
1ittam" Utana Linus nyomban AIT gondolta,
milyen meltosagteljes ez lady veszedelmes
heiyzeteben. Gloria vegre megsz6lalt ha-
tirtalan megvetessel nemi sajnalkozassal
hangjaban vetette oda:
- lily sep Is fatal. megis romlott.
- Pardon. s. tevedes. igazi ereny-
h6sn6! - vedte lovagiasan Spinelli. Bizo-
nyosan olvasta Miss Gloria ait tortenetet,
meiyben 50 darab tizezerdoHaros keriilt el6
90 ewes Mrs. Morton turnurjebol 0 az a
1eany. aki konnyelmuen figyelmeztette Nor
ton Henriket az altala felfedezett vagyonra,
s6t meg Sc dezsmalta, - amt az en- nezetem
szerint - rosszul tett.
Spinelli oily fesztelenu csevegett, mint
ha csak ket szepseg szorakoztatasat tuzte vol
ma XII ceijaul
Gloria hitetlenul nezett ra
- Akkor NIT keres maya bandajaban!
- Q semmit sc keres. nekem volt We
e egy kis szamadasom, miutan iigyetleniil
keresztiilhuzta egy tervemet. Ezt most j6va-
teszi azzal, hogy helyettem lebonyolitja EFT a
kis uzletet edesapjaval, Miss Gloria! Nit uzen
hat veie? Tessek megeteni, az 8 szabaduissE
Miss Gloriaet6l figg. tehat nala n,egbizia-
t6bb szemeiyt el Sc lehet kepzelni.
= Ertem.
Gloria nyajasan forduit Linushoz.
- Nos, kedves sorstarsam, mondia meg
<dcsapamnak, hogy latott Give Is bocsanatat
kerem, amiert oily nagy kiadast okozok neki!
Ugyan! meltatlankodott Spinelli.
A temetesere tobbet elkoitene mem is sza-
mitya az apai fajdalmat, mely esetleg szana-
t6riumi apolast tenne sziksegessk.
- Es ha mem fizeti meg valtsagdjat,
ada At utols6 udvozletemet.
- Egy apar6l ilyesmit fel Sc szabad te-
teleznie! - leckeztette Spinelli. - Ne lasson
oily soteten, kedves Miss. remeljuk leg
jobbat. Legyen szives, ada at retikuljet flu
taromnak: erre az ismertet6 jelre szGkse-
gem van.
Gloria kiszedte aprosagait illatos kroko-
'dib6r taskajabol Linusnak nyujtotta.
Azonnal indul?
- Mem! - felelte Spineli - Meg nincs
megfelelo ruhaja, kalapja, at kell neznunk
ru.'atart mi illik alakjara.
Ha nemi igazitasra van szukseg, sza-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

benninket lnozdult meg Crowell mama.
Linus meghajtotta niagat Gloria el6tt, 8
pedig kezet nyujtott. neki.
Reinelem, talalkozunk meg listen ov-
ia, legyen ugyes
Linus gyaszruha alatt boldog remknyt
witt XII magaval. Ha megbizatasat jol elveg-
ii Crawford Gloria szolgalataba lephet,
mennyire fognak sziilei Tim oriilni.
Spinelli dolgoz6 szobajaban, iroasztala-
hoz tamaszkodva mosolyogva nezte vegig.
J6l fest!
Linus figyelnnet rengeteg szepen bek0-
tott konyv vonta niagara, mellyel a szoba
er6 remek k0nyvszekreny tomve volt. Ha
egyet-kett6t fellapozhatott volna, bizonyara
elamul. Spinelli mem vasarolt fercmunkakat! |!
A legkivalobb jogaszok miive sorakoztak ma
Ia koztuk vallasos munkak is, ugy, hogy
aki pusztan konyveib6l won't volna le gaz-
dajukra vonatkozo kovetkezteteseket, AIT
hihette volna, hogy ez szoba egy istenfel6
bir6e, ugyesze, vagy ugyvede.
- Uljon lie mondta Spinelii olyan
nagyuras leereszkedessel, mintha soha Sc
latszott volna XII fiile, milsor Offerty ugy
we'd karosszeke moge butt. Vesse j6l en-
lekezetebe utasitasaimat, AIT is, amit mar
rmnndtane,a aflAuza
sokira induiunk- Dctroitban rpesesbes
ejssssarE fliA e. u
szallodaba megy, melynek a portasa bizalmi
emberem Telefonon felhivom, meghatarozom
az orat, melyben meg kell jelennie temet6-
ben.s hogy kinek ada at kapott .penzt.
- Hat mem Spineli urnak? - ksrdezte
Linus artatlanul
Spnelli nagyot nevetett.
Nit gondol butacskam, hogy talan
odaallok temet6 kapujaba tartom mar
komat, midon kilep onnet? EFT csak titkos
rend6rok szeretnek, akik az en- clfogatasom
reven el6lepteteshez juthatninak. vagy ta-
Ian mem tudja, hogy nemcsak az en- szak-
mambeliek jarkalnak alszakallal, hanem Ok Sc
vetik meg az alakoskodast?
- Igazan mem tudtam, hogy Ok is any
nyit cserelgetik ruhajukat, mint szineszek.
A kiilonbseg annyi, hogy nekunk.
sokszor nemcsak egy vilagresz szinpadunk
S ha valaki meghal, utana mar mem vesz reszt
pezsg6s vacsoran. No, de kesziilhetunk!
Besz6lt szomszedos kis szalonba:
80 Kedves Claudiam. kerem az arcvedot |!
A profetan6, XII szukseg nelku mem rnu-
tatkozott, belepett valami furcsa holmit 10
bait kezeben, Olyan alarc formal, vekony