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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02

"A eGCNHOCId IOII0U6IWI uyI-
latkoxatainak meg van az els6
l&that6 hat3sa.
Kiloktek 6ket a hires Colun,-
bia egyetemr6l, ahol idiig dol
Egoztak.
Mert az uralkod6 t6kks osz-
taly tamogatasa nelkdl az egye-
temek mem tudnanak letezni Is
inert t6kesek befolyasa jelen-
leg olyan nagy, hogy azokkal
szembeszallni a f6iskolak mem
tudnak.
Megirtuk ebben az ujsagban,
hogy technocratok milyen for
rada1mi ajanlatokkal alltak az
orszag ele, karacsony el6tt Is
hogy ajan1atutat milyen izga-
tottan targyaljak.
Megirtuk, hogy a t6ke minden
kepvisel6je Is minden berence
felvonult, hogy technocratok
ellen beszeljen, hogy azokat ne
vetsegesse tegye, Is hogy apro
Ihibakat talaljanak a kimutata-
saikban.
Es megirtuk, hogy ezeket az
onzetlen tudos embereket a nagy
toke nem tudja> igazan Is ko-
molyan iildozni, inert hiszen azok
a sajat j6szantukb6l szereny
megelhetest valasztottak maguk-
max, bar mindannyian sokat tud-
nanak keresni.
Ebben az utobbi feltevesben
csalodtunk.
A t6ke. a bosszut lihego Is
bosszuallo, uralkod6 osztaly min
denkinek tud Is mindenkinek
akar artani, aki egy kis roget
dob az utjaba.
Minthogy a maguk valasztotta
sovany kenyeret mem tudta eek
: 't6l az emberekt6l elvenni, XII
'dobatta 6ket az egyetemi haj-
Ilekb6l, nemcsak azert, hogy a
Itet6t fejiik foliil elvegyek, ha-
mem azert is, hogy nevetsegesse
tehessek 6ket megint az ujsa-
|gok.
Magyar emberek, akik angol
lapokat nem szoktak olvasni
|vagy mem olvasnak eleg angol q
| sagot, mem ismerik AIT az ala.
hadjaratot, amit a technocratol
|ellen folytatnak.
/ Kimutatjak, hogy tevednek
inert egy ember mem 50 par cf
)p6t tud megcsinalni egy hGten
csak otvennegy part. Vagy mer
mem pontosak annak a megalla
lpitasaban, hogy egy villanytelei
ihatszazezer, vgy hatszazketeze
i6er6t felt XII naponta.
| Es czcken az apr6 elirasokoi
Inyargalnak.
| Mem vitatkoznak azonban ee.
fsz6val, egy hanggal azon az Al
litason. hogy a profit-rendsze,
hozta a cs6dot a vil&gra hog1
miel6tt az emberis3g boldogul
Ina, AIT kell kiirtani k0zulInk.
1 Mem mernek ezen a kerdesef
Ivitatkozni, reszben azert, mer
mem akarjak az emberistg ezer
imet meg jobban felhivni. resz
ben azert, inert j6l tudjak, hog,
Ilegnagyobb atkara kozfigyel
ez legels6 igazsag, amely mel
kill mines kibontakozas, nine.
tiszesseges tarsadalmi elet /:
lszamunkra.
I Es AIT remelik, hogy ha meg
lingatjak toehnocratokban
bizalmat s kiilonosen ha az os
toba nep hajlando lesz rajtul
esetleg nevetni, akkor megfeled
keznek err6l a sarkalatos tetel
r6l.
j Akkor elfelejtik az emberek
|hogy technocratok olyan pens
ben akarnak fizetni. amely ke'
lev utan cricket veszti, amely te
That a vagyongyujtest meggatol
L
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
MtGIS CS0DBE MENNEk

ASS Nv Ot0s uOSy IOtltd0S0A.
Siettek hat nekik a Recon-
struction Finance Corporation
kasszajabo1 kolcsont adni, hogy
q bankaroknal nagy tartozasai-
kat ffsethessSk.
Es mikor EFT mcgtettek, azon-
nal cs6dbe ment q biztosit6.
A kis reszvenyesek mindent
elveszitenck, amt abba a valla-
latba fektettek. De a nagy ban
karok egy pennyt mem veszte-
mex, az s penziiket kiutalta ide-
jeben a Reconstruction Finance
Corporation.
Vannak olyan rothadt vasu-
tax, amelyek mar mem kel1enek
a t6kenek.
A Seaboard vasut valoszinuleg
az allame, illetve a szovetsege
lesz, mire a depressziob6l XII.
|eriink.
Ha valaki AIT merne monda-
nj ebben az orszagban, hogy ta-
Ian jo lenne allamositani a vas
utakat, hogy talan jo lenne egy
nagy allami intezmenyt csinalni
a sok konkurrens vasutbol, ak
kor ait lazitas miatt becsuknak,
ha merrek, inert az "szocializ-
must" predikal, ami halalos We
tex, SGT bin ebben az orszag-
ban.
De teljesen keresztulrothadt
vasutakat, ame1yek jovedelmez-
nj soha tobbe mem fognak, a leg
termeszetesebb modon atvetetik
az allammal.
Probalja valaki a cleveland
Van Sweringen gangnek AIT
mondani, hogy a c. and 0. vas
utat Italian atadhatnak a kor-
manynak. Egyszerre vil1amokat
lovelne magab6l a Morgan bank
haz, amely a hajdani telkeseket
penzeli.
De a Missouri Pacific, vagy a
Nickel Plate esetleg el6bb-utobb
ra lesz dumpolva ! szovetsegrc,
inert a Van Sweringek tudjak
mar, hogy azok a vasutak eset-
leg soha profittal mem tudnak
dolgozni.
Talan kari italian szerencse
hogy az amerikai sajto, amely
maya is onmagaban Macy t6ket
kepvisel, teljesen Is fenntartas
nelkul nagyt6ket szolga1ja, es
mem hajland6 czeket a rablaso-
kat alaposan, a maguk szem3r-
metlen mcztelensegeben bemu.
tatni az olvas6nak.
Mert ha megtennek, akkor ha.
marosan lazadas lehetne ebben
az orszagban.
Akkor 4 feldihodott, kifosz.
tott polgarsag esetleg Washing.
tont is megrohasna, hogy > ''ha.
"a atyjait" kiverjc a torveny.
hozas -bazab6l. amely tisztara a
nagyt6ke parancsait koveti, Is a
mely torvenyesit minden ilyen
nagystilii rablast, ha ait paran.
csolja az uralkod6 nagyt6ke ]
szamara.
| Egyszer vege lasz ennek . de-
presszi6nak,. Is egy jozanabb
okosabb, tanultabb polgarsagot
fog itthagyni. A sajat karan fog
tanulni ez polgarsag.
Es milor a tortenetir6k de-
presszio reszleteit megirjak, mi.
kor foglalkozni fognak a Hoovel
kormany kapkod6, tehetetler
probalkozasaiya1. a 1epsotetebt
foltnak 4 Reconstruction Finance
Corporationt fogjak talalni.
| Megallapitjak maid, hogy {,
az intezmeny tette lehet6ve, a
vi1agtortenelem legvakmer6bt
rablasat, hogy err6l az intez-
menyr6l hazudtak 1egszemer.
metlenebbiil Is a legtobbet, hogy
ez az intezmeny mentette meg
a bankarok Is multi-milliomosok
vapv0nSf hoov AFT kic efr1he-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02

NOIpOfatlOH ICldlilIdSd CS muAO
desc 4 tortenclem 1egszemermet-
lencbb, legmer3szebb rabldsat
tette lehet6v&.
Es bar az elnok. 4 szenitorok
Is kbngr ssmenek >egy reske
j6hiszemiilcg gondolhottaks hogy
a nagyobb p3nziigyi katasztro-
fakat megallitjak ezzel az intez-
mennyel, akik a Corporationt XII
tervezt9k, azok szandekosan Is
tudatosan kesziiltek rablasra
A Reconstruction Finance
Corporation szamlajara vesz kol-
csont az orszag polgarsagatol.
vagyis voltakepen szovetseg
penztaraval rendelkezik.
Els a. rendelkezesere allo ezer-
milli6kbd bankoknak, biztosito
tarsasagoknak, vasutaknak ts
mas iparvallalatoknak ad kol-
csont, hogy azokat bukastol, a
cs6dt6l megmenthessek.
Mikor az ezermilliokat meg
szavaztattak a congressussal, ak
kor mem vo1tak ilyen 6szintek,
akkor beszeltek arr6l, hogy a
penzt befektetesre, munkadijra
adjak kolcson vasutaknak, es
csak a szavazas utan vallottak
be, hogy bukast6l kell meg
menteni n1ajdnem valamennyit.
Csakhamar latHi kezdtek 4
nyitottabb szemu emberek. koz-
TUX szenatorok IS congress
menek, hogs szemtelen rablas,
az orszag meresz kifosztasa az
egesz billios ment6-akcio, inert
AIT kilonosen a vasutak vettek
igenybe es kulonosen abb6l a
celb6l, hogy a tartozasaikat a
bankaroknak megfizessek.
A mereszebb Is becsiiletesebb
szenatorok hirtelen sz6t emeltek
ez ellen a nyilvanos csalas es
rablas ellen Is gyenge hangon
tiltakoztak egy-egy kolcson Ell
len - mikor AIT vasutak maj
megkaptak.
A Reconstruction Finance
Corporation penzeb6l soha anya-
got nem vettek, ait soha epitke-
zesre nem hasznAltak, annak
minden centjet pedig sok-sok
cent van kolcson vett ezermil-
li6kban ARA forditottak,
hogy a tartozasaikat a Morga-
noknak meg tobbi bankarok.
max megfizessek.
Miel6tt cs6dbe mennenek.
A kincstartol kiszippantott
oriasi osszegeket ketes "biztosi-
tekra" adtak oda egy-egy cs6d
szelen vonagl6 vasutnak, hogy
siirg6sen megfizethesse tarto-
z4sat a bankaroknak.
Most azt&n, mikor bankarols
korulbelul ezer milli6 dollar Ara
ketes kovetelest behajtottak "a
NIT a vasutak kincstarbol
emeitek ki) egyszerre bevalijak,
hogy a Reconstruction Finance
Corporation nem segitett.
Hogy a vasutak nagyresze, az
eddig kapott ezer milli6 dacara,
kGnytelen lesz cs6dbe menni. Es
most el6nyos cs6deljarasokat Sur
getnck a szamukra.
Csudalatos, hogy epen azok a
vasutak tancolnak cs6d sze1en,
arnelyek oriasi osszegeket kap-
tax kincstart6l.
Vagyis csak rothadt valla-
latokat penzeltek, Is csak abbol
a celb6l, hogy bankarok We
szend6ben lev6 kovetelkseit meg
adhasak.
Is most, hogy bankar urak
= maguk kis osszegeit megkap.
tax, johetnek Is jonnek a cs6-
dok, amelyek a kisembereknek a
vasutakba fektetett szazmillioit
egyszeriien le fogjak radirozni a
papirr6l.
Mert azok termeszetesen min
dAnt e1veSxfenAk maid rcHd-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
4 hog ''-ok szamara.

i
| Azzal. hogy a technocratokat
az egyetemr6i kidobtik, k&teln
fegyvert vettek 4 kezikbe.
A lelkes tud6sok munkijit
negAllitani esxel mem tudjak d
csak = konxervativ emberek el6tt
csokkentettGk a tekintelynket,
akiket ugy IS nehezen tudna min
den Vi hit meggy6zni.
Ezzel szemben a technocratok
|tobb sz6las-szabadsagot nyer-
tex. inert mem koti 6ket az egye-
TEN hideg Is 6vatos legkore.
| Es fogy az Egyesult Allamok
ebredezni latszo lakossagat meny
nyire erdekli az vi tanitas, ait
abbol latjuk, hogy a technocra-
tokat egyik el6adasrol mask
ra hivjak, hogy magyarazzak
meg a hallgatoknak tanaikat
les felteveseiket.
! Igaz, hogy minden technocrat
|nyomaba szaz berencet kiild a
nagytoke, akik technocratok ell
len beszelnek, akik kulonosen 4
.tanulatlan Is tudatlan emberek-
mex zavartalanul hirdetik a t6ke
lszabad ura1mat Is rablasat, de
maya ez az .el1cn-agitaci6 is az
Iuj tanokat hirdeti, inert ARA hiv-
|ja fel meg jobban az emberek
|figyelmet.
El lehetiink ra kesziilve, hogy
ez hare, amely most csak kez-
d6dott, XII fog elesedni az or
szagban.
Egyre tobb ember keri, k0ve-
tell maid, hogy igenis vi utakon
keressek boldogulast a polgar-
sag szamara Is minel er6sebben,
minel elesebben hangzik a k0ve-
Iteles. annal er6sebb retorziokat
lfog kimerni szamukra a nagy-
t6ke..
Meg lehet 6rteni, hogy akik a
mai uralkod6 osztaly nagy XII
valtsagainak a birtokaban> van
max, akik milli6kat, milliardokat
''zsaroltak ossze maguknak, akik
dinasztiakat alapitottak lit a ha-
; boru v3res pfefitj&n, azok mem
iszivesen gondolnak ri, hogy a
kivaltsagaikat. a vagyonukat el.
veszitsek Is azok ragaszkodnak
ahhoz legbecstelenebb ert&k.
; hez, amit a wagon nyujt a sza-
mukra. A hata1omhoz.
Es meg lehet erteni.- hogy
mindezt veres knzdelem nGlkdl
inem fogjak feladni.
De az ora mutat6jat visszacsa-
varni mem birjak.
i Es mem birjak rneginditani AZ,
a gazdasagi g&pezetet sem. q
, mely epen az 8 rovidlatasuk, al
8 butasaguk. az 3 falanks&gul
kovetkezteben tort ossze idc
el6tt, hogy a depressi6nak ne.
vezett atkozott cs6dot rAhozza a
vilagra.
II Az emberek hosszantiir6k
I amig a gyomruk mem kezd We
, szedelmesen korogni.
Amig a t6ke hajland6 Is ke-
/ pes lesz ra, hogy a legminimali-
sebb szaraz kenyerrel Is moslek-
kal IL ehes embereket ellassa
) addig azok mindig kenyeret Is
] mem szuronyt kivannak Is va
l1asztanak hasukba.
De gazdasagi rendszer te1jes
cs6dje, a t6kes rendszer teljes
tehetetlensege el6bb-ut6bb lehe-
: ltetlenne teszi t6ke szamara is
Ihogy sok milli6ra rug6 ehes
embert leghitvanyabb modon
is ellassa Is mikor A. gyomrok
tenylegesen korogni kezdenek,
. akkor az emberek a szuronyt va
| lasztjak.
+ Vagy beijed6 uralkod6 osz-
italy pr6bal megegyezni.
Mindenkepen meg lehet &
! meg ke11 S11an;fo Y,,,,1, hnc,, .
The Washington times., 1933-08-09
Fashion Fods and Foncies

Be versatile when it comes
to beach clothes. One brilliant
designer has a beach outfit
consisting of blue linen shorts
buttoning onto a flaXblue linen
and white organdie shirtWaist
top. A slit skirt buttons ever
the shorts, making a perfect
dress.
See sights when you travel
and wear the right clothes.
Ideal for travel and sightseeing
is a four-piece suit CT tan bur
lap linen. The jacket is double
breasted, the skirt is plain
wraparound, the coat is a
looSe-swinging sWagger and the
blouse is of brown handker-
chief linen.
Colorful hours are achieved
by wearing colorful clothes. One
lovely evening frock is of parma
violet mousseline de sole with
allover tucked treatment. 1t
has a belt of fuchsia velvet
with a brilliant buckle.
You will shine next season
actually, as we'll as sartorially,
The Washington times., 1933-08-09
Helpful Hints for
Housewives

A rhubarb and pineapple
marmalade that is delicious is
made by combining three pounds
rhubarb (preferably the straw.
berry variety with one cup
pineapple cut in pieces. four
cups sugar and two lemons
(juice and grated rind). Boil
mixture slowly until thick and
clear and pack into clean, hot
jars.
Many of our readers have
been troubled with ants recently.
One housewife has given her
remedy-a few drops of oil Of
cedar under shelf covers and
around runwayS of the ants has
proved most successful in get
ting rid of them.
In cake making, if shortening
is unusually hard it may be
creamed more readily if the mix
ing bowl has been warmed. Do
not, however, melt the shorten.
ing, as this makes a coarse tex
ture cake.
The Washington times., 1933-08-09

These actually melt on coming
In contact with the warm skin.
Great care should be taken
not to further stretch the ten
der skin when applying the
cream. Use the tops of the Sec
ond and third fingers in feather
like taps; look upward and gen.
tly apply the cream under the
eyes from the nose to the tenn
pies.
Close the eyes, and just as
gently apply the cream over the
eyelids from the nose to the
temples. Then, with sharp, sta.
cato taps, pat the cream be-
tween the eyebrows where frown
lines or wrinkles are beginning
to appear.
Crows Feet
When they are already estab.
Ished, use an anti-Wrinkle
cream and pat the skin until it
is in a rosy glow from renewed
circulation.
Do likewise where crows feet
or squirting lines exist. For ad-
vanced cases, do the patting
with rubber patter after hav-
ing applied stimulating muscle
oil. Allow some of this mixture
to remain on the skin overnight.
In the morning remove all
traces of the cream with a pad
of absorbent cotton saturated
with special eye astringent To-
ton.
A good eye-tonic bath should
he taken each morning with an
eyecup, eye dropper or spoon, or
by carefully dropping the liquid
from the bottle into the eyes,
with the head tipped backward.
When the eyes are Redeemed
or irritated after exposure to
the sun and wind, there are spe-
cial drops that will clear them
almost Immediately. These To-
tions are recommended when
you desire to dazzle your very
best beau in the evening, and it
is claimed they contain no bel
ladonna.
Signs of Strain
When dark shadows, signs Of
weariness and strain, appear,
take time for this special treat
ment. For this there come lit
tie bags of herbs, rose leaves
and other soothing and healing
ingredients. Steep the bag in
hot water or milk and lay over
the eyes while you rest for a
few minutes.
Renew the heat when the bag
is cool; continue as long as you
can spare the time. Then re-
place the bag with pads OF alb
sorbent cotton Wrung out of ice
water and saturated with a
soothing skin tonic.
The Washington times., 1933-08-09

if you wear the new satin suit
for informal evenings. This is
done in black satin of a very
lustrous surface, as sleek as a
seals coat. One model has
sleeves that wrinkle down the
arm into narrow cuff. The
neckline has a satin bow and
the blouse is lustrous pale pink
satin.
A different complexion can
be given to one frock by diff
ferent coats or neckpieceS. A
simple frock of thin beige wool
with Surplice neck looks sim
pie with a plain coat of dark
brown wool. but quite elaborate
when worn with collarette of
beige fox arranged in tabs.
A new idea for early Autumn
town wear is the frock with diff
ferent jacket, but done more
carefully than a Summer cos
tune. A frock of navy crepe
marocain with tiny white dots
in rows is worn with summery
white, finely-ribbed wool jacket
nipped in at the waist with one
large button.
The Washington times., 1933-08-09
Must
Curb Sweets

A strong curb on your sweet
tooth is going to be needed for
the rest of the 12-day diet for
skin beauty.
Sugar and sweet pastries clog
up the system with poisonous
gases, and as you know, the
first purpose of the diet is to
clear the system of sccumula-
ton wastes and impurities in
the bloodstream.
So don't give in to the urge
to have a hot fudge sundae, or
a piece of rich cake. You will
find the diet today quite a COM
plete change from yesterdays,
and it will be filling. It is
doubtful, therefore, whether
you will feel the desire for any
sweets.
Over-indulgence in sweets is
often the result of trying to
satisfy a feeling of hunger.
The Washington times., 1933-08-09

Dear Friend:
I am quite mad about a
young lady who is so alluring
physically and mentally that I
would need a book to list her
manifold charms. And she likes
me and I used to dream she
might become my third wife.
But while her physical enSem-
BILE would have Helen of Troy
starting a new war, I am afraid
of her sex and her soul side.
She is so poised, so Self-con-
tanned, so barren of any visible
emotion. I am afraid she will
never respond. 1 would be like
marrying a Greek statue.
Pleasant, smiling, nearly bovine,
one feels a fear that any de-
manded emotion would surprise
and disturb her. If one fell on
his knees she might raise her
eyebrows and go get a chair.
It's not because she's unkind-
it Just isn't there. She is not
cold-juSt remote. She is a
sophisticate-a woman of the
world, but that's not it; nature
made her to be loved but I
don't believe she could or would
love back. It just wouldn't in
terest her. Don't try to give
me any advice, unless you know
how to set fire to a glacier.
The situation is hopeless.
M. j. K.
Dear M. J. K:
If you were as mad ABOUT
this young lady as you say, you
The Washington times., 1933-08-09
-PANDORA'S COLUMN

wouldn't give her up so easily,
especially for so flimsy reason.
Still waters run deep, you can't
tell what's in a package by its
wrappingS, and all of that sort
Of thing. The most priced
wives, smart men tell us, are
those who are as cool as ice to
all other men save their chosen
one. With this one, the snow.
maiden meltS and shows an
emotion all the more intense
because it hasn't been spent in
trivial affairs. Maybe the key
to this particular mystery is
that you aren't the right man.
But, of course. you wouldn't
think of that. Any woman that
isn't set on fire by your charms,
you imply, is just a Greek
statue.
You say your adored is a
sophiSticate, a woman of the
world. In that case part of her
training has been to conceal
emotion. After all, I should
think it would be pretty wear
ing to live day in day out with
that sort of woman who wears
her emotions like a derby hat.
It seems to me this lady'S re-
serve is one of her greatest
charms. Try a newer technique
and find out by the lady'S re-
sponse whether or not you are
the man. Remember that
where there's smoke there's fire.
You may be pleasantly sur
priSed.
The Washington times., 1933-08-09
The 72-Day Diet
for Skin Beauty
FIFTH DAY
breakfast

One slice dry graham toast.
One egg boiled, coddled, or
poached.
One cup coffee or tea, with
skinned milk, sugar SPAR
ingly, if you must.
Lunch
One bowl of clear soup Of
any kind (not a cream soup,
preferably a broth made Of
meat or chicken, or clam
bouillon.
One slice lean roast beef
or lamb.
One portion of salad made
of any or all green vegetables
and as much as desired; the
dressing, whether French or
mayonnaise, must be made
with mineral oil instead OF
olive oil.
One serving of stewed fruit,
sweetened with honey in
stead of sugar.
Dinner
A fruit cocktail.
One cup bullion, without
crackers or toast.
One medium sized piece OF
a WhitefiSh, broiled or baked.
One large portion of raw
cabbage salad. or as many
sliced tomatoes as desired,
with mineral oil dressing.
Two cooked green vege-
tables, medium sized portions,
excluding corn, potatoes,
carrots, eggplant, turnip and
other starchy vegetables.
One portion fruit gelatine,
without whipped cream.
Today do as much outdoor
exercising as possible, breath
ing deeply.
The Washington times., 1933-08-09

dlEdlU we uOu L.
Today 1 am going to give
you few pointers-fundamen
tai to the care of, perhaps, your
most important feature.
The tender surrounding skin
must be nourished to prevent
tiny fine lines of fatigue, worry
any eyestrain. The deeper fore
head burrows and crows feet
should be diagnosed before a
corrective treatment can be rec
commended.
Applying Cream
There are specially prepared
creams for nollrishing the ten
der tissues around the eyes.
The Washington times., 1933-08-09
Correct
Manners
By MRS. CORNELIUS
BEECKMAN

Acknowledging Condolences
Dear Mrs. Beekman:
/. My mother passed away
last week and I am sending out
personal acknowledgements. I
do do not know how they
should be signed. I am married
and have my father and a
brother.
Also, do I address the inside
card, too, or just the envelope?
2. Should these cards be per-
sonal notes or formal cards?
B.
1. These notes Of thanks to
your relatives and close friends
would be signed by your first
name only. The ones to people
whom you do not know very
we'll, but who are familiar with
your formal name, would be
signed:
Very sincerely yours,
CLARA BROWNELL WELLS.
And there might well be the
ones that would have to carry
your formal name as well, since
you may be called on to write
the acknowledgements for friends
of your father and brother, peo-
pie whom you might not know.
If there are such notes, sign
them:
Very sincerely yours,
CLARA BROWNELL WELLS.
(Mrs. John WellS)
2. It is by far the best form
to write personal notes for
these acknowledgements of notes
of sympathy and of flowers.
Formal cards are frigid &C
acknowledgements of such warm
hearted messages.
The Washington times., 1933-08-09
Baked Stuffed Onions

Select six large onions. To
avoid discomfort in peeling
them, hold them under running
cold water while removing
outer skin. This makes the task
an easier one.
Blanch for 10 minutes in boil
ing water, then remove center
or heart of the onions. Blanch
means to scald by plunging into
boiling water and then into
cold.
Fill shells with mixture of
chopped onion hearts, 11a cups
soft bread crumbs, y cup
grated cheese, chopped leftover
meat or vegetables, l tablespoon
melted butter. "a teaspoon salt
and 1s teaspoon pepper.
Place in pan with enough
water or stock to prevent burn.
The Washington times., 1933-08-09
Campus Days Call
For FrockS of
Dark Wool

The problem of school and
college clothes isn't going to be
a tough one this fall, because
all the clothes seem to be de-
signed to be becoming to a
young girl. Those cunning high
necklines, the clever tricks done
with shoulders and sleeves,
simple straight skirts, and nor
NAL waistlines are all right at
home on a slim, youthful fig
ure. So if you're shopping for
college wardrobe, just go
down town to the department
that has your size and buy
whatever you find that you like.
Colors are rampant in their soft,
subdued versions. White or fur
touches up the neckline, makes
the dress more becoming. Woods
and silks are both good. And
clothes are smarter than ever.
For All Day
To start out our fall sugges-
tions for girls about to go off
to school, we are showing two Of
those dresses selected by the
editors of Vogue, which are dis
tributed to various cities and
sold under the title, "Vogue's
Smart Economies. They are to
be found in Washington, and
with such sanction, as well as
their own good points, they are
sure to be successful on we'll
dressed campuses this fall.
Vogue goes into the matter
pretty thoroughly, recommend
ing clothes for all occasions,
but today we're just showing
two of the new woolens. They
are the sort of dresses that you
wear all long, to classes, to
town, and even later if you
don't have to dress for tea or
dinner.
OF New WOOlens
The dress with the tie, or
tied scarf, is OF new waffle
weave wool crepe, and the
scarf IS of striped tie silk. The
buttons are of wood and metal,
and it comes in good dark col
ors, brown, wine, green. It is
$19.75, and is in misses sizes.
The other dress is even more
fascinating than the sketch
shows it. The sleeves have
cartridge pleats to give the es-
sential width and detail, and
the neckline is adjustible. The
belt and buttons are of leather.
This dress comes in cord knit
wool, in medium and dark col
ors, and is Sits. It is also in
misses sizes.
For fashion information, or
the name of the store showing
these dresses, write Miss La
vile, enclosing Self-addresSed,
stamped envelope, or call DIS
trict $3.50, extension 199.