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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28

Annyira kellemetlen szalka letfs
a nagyt6ke kover testeben, hogy
Coolidge is, Hoover is XII alar~
tax vagni helyeroi.
De mem tudtak Is mem mertSk
Mert amig a tokesek IS a po-s
litikusok gyiiloltek, addig az Or
sag fatal anyai majdnem imad-
tax es az els6 hire, hogy me-
neszteni akarjak, darazsfeszek
modjara .z,dultak fel az orszax
minden reszeben.
Most, hogy az NRA a gyermek
munkanak - legalabb elvben
veget vetett az egesz orszagban,
Miss Abbott ugy erzi, hogy nincs
tobbe ra sziikseg Chidrens
Bureau-ban es lemond az allasa-
rol, hogy chicagoi Northwest
ern Universityre menjen tanir-
| max.
A veszteseget minden erz6 em-
Der oszinten sajnalja, de legalabb
most biztonsagban erzi magat
mindenki, hogy Perkins munka-
MINISTER megfelel6 egyent keres
a helyere.
| E sorok irojanak is volt vala-
mi kis do1ga Abbottal.
Mikor banyasz-gyerekek
eheztek az egesz rszagban, mi
kor banya szajanal ehes kis
aprosagok vartak, hogy nem
hoz-e egy-egy banyasz vissza
egy darab kenyeret munkabol.
felhivtuk Miss Abbott figyelmet
a helyzetre.
| Es a Childrens Bureau nagy-
szerii asszonya azonnal hozza-
latott, hogy hona ala nyuljon :.
quakerek nagyszerii munkajanak.
akik az ehes banyaszgyerekek.
tizezreit elelmezni probaltak.
Penzt sajtolt XII kormanyt6r
es szazezrekre rugott az az osz-i
szeg, amit minden dobszo nelk1l'
juttatott a quakereknek, hogy :,
banyaszgyerekeket legalabb tel
jel es kenyerrel ellassak.
Soha panasz gyorsabb meghall-
gatasra mem talalt, soha keres
melegebb szivhez nem jutott,
mint mikor Miss Abbotthoz men,
tiink kenyerert.
Az 8 kivansaga, amely parancs
volt a szamunkra, akkor meg
tiltotta, hogy a nevet is ezzel
kapcsolatban leirjuk.
| Most azonban mem 1ehet el1ene
kifogasa, ha tavozasa alkalma-
val ezt az egy szal arva viragot
ezen az idegen mezon neki es a
munkajanak szenteljiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
NEMZETKOZI SIKEREK
ES KUDARCOK

Mem zetkozi sikereink koze tar
toznak els6sorban, hogy a Fii1op
szigetek fuggetlenseget el6keszi-
tik es hogy AIT torvenybe tx
tattak, bar sok amerikai polgar
van, aki EFT lepest mem he
lyesli.
Mem lehetetlen, hogy a tavol-
keleti nemzetkozi helyzet ala
kulasa kesobb EFT lepest ka-
rosnak fogja bizonyitani, de az
atlagos amerikai polgar gyarma-
tot mem kivan es orul annak,
hogy a szigetorszagot rabizzuk
sajat sorsara.
Az Antillak szigetcsoportjanak
a felszabaditasat befejezte vi
seer z6desunk Cubaval, amely a
gyulolt Platt amendment-et meg
szuntette Is Cuba fiiggetlenseget
90 szazalekban biztositotta.
Eek az intezkedesek ketseg-
teleniil sok baratot szereztek La
tin Amerikaban ennek az orszag-
max es valoszinii, hog, sok ke-
reskedelrni elonyet latjuk ko.
vetkezo evekben a dolognak.
Nemzetkozi kudarcok Euro
paban es a tavo1-keleten ertek
benniinket.
A keleti kudarcokat a Hoover
kormany keszitette elo a sza
munkra, mikor az europai nem-
zetek beleegyezese es hoz zajaru-
asa nelkiil kimondotta, hogy
Manchukuo onallosagat elismer-
! nj mem fogjuk. Manchukuo lete-
xix es Japan gondoskodni fog
rola, hogy tovabb is letezzek es
a kormanyunknak meg kell ia
lalni modot, hogy elobbi alias
pontjabol tisztesseggel vissza
udjon vonulni.
A hatra-arc keleten a befo-
yasunkat erosen gyongiti, amt
1ereskedelmiink alaposan meg
fog erezni.
Mem a Hoover kormanytol
kapta oroksegiil Roosevelt ait a
konferenciat, amit tavaly hivtak
ossze Europaban Is amelynek a
teljes kudarcat tobb-kevesebb
gazsaggal teljesen rairtak a mi
erhinkre.
Ezektol eltekintve egy csomo
kisebb es lenyegtelenebb nem-
zetkozi szerz6dest kotottek, de a
,adi-adossagok igyeben mem ert
sikereket sem a kongresszus,
EN- a kormanyunk, SGT a John
on-Act torvenybe iktatasaval a
lelyzet elmergesiilt meg jobban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
A NORMALIS MUNKA

Mindezeken felul Is kivil ter
neszetesen gondoskodott rola a
73-ik kongresszus, hogy az or
szag kormanyzata meg ne akad-
jon es megfelel6 id6szerii tor
venyek mindig biztositottak
zavarta1an kormanyzast.
A fentebbi sorokban csupan
azokat a rendkiviili intezkedese-
ket kivantuk ismertetni, amelyek
mozaik-reszei az ugynevezett vi
deal-nek es amelyeket eddig hi
aba vartunk volna egy-egy kon-
gresszustol vagy kormanytol.
Mikor az eredmenyeket rovid
vonasokban ismertetjlk, ismetel-
ten lie kell szogezniink, hogy ket-
felekeppen lehet es kell e1biralni
a 73-ik kongresszus munkajat.
Ha mint egy vegleges telje-
sitmenyt tekintjiik, akkor meg
kell allapitanunk, hogy azzal
megelegedve nem lehetiink, inert
az orszag es a nemzet sebeit
csak megvakartak idaig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28

kedves mester, On olyan
ude, mint kepei.
- Felseged nagyon kegyes, =
mondta az Greg szokimondo ie-
gesmedve. - En- ait erzem,
hogy kopunk, en- is, a festme-
nyeim ereje is.
= Eek kepek a legjobb ca
tolatok az on szavaira, - mondta
a kiraly, a Lencur kepeit neze-
getve. = Gyonyoru dolgok! Is
ezeket XII is festette, - mutatott
a kozar kepeire, amelyek a Len
cure mellett alltak. Mar a multi
kor is feltiintek! Ejnye, be SEE
pek! Nagyon szepek. -!
Es kiraly erdeklodve, hossza-
san nezte a ket kepet.
Lencur koriilnezett es eszre-
we've hatul unottan, szorako-
zottan acsorgo Kozart, mergesen
intett neki, hogy jojjon kozelebb
melle. Aki a kiraly ele tolta.
rogton.
A festo kelletlenul ALT az Greg
- Ennek a nagytehetsegu fla
talembernek a mive. Kozar Gv6-
zo, felseg.
A felseg rogton nyujtotta a
kezet a fiatalembernek. A festo
egeszen kozonyosen mosolygott
es AIT jegyezte meg magaban,
,ogy kiralynak milyen eros kez-
fogasa van es az is es zebe jutott,
hogy 8 megeljenezte egyszer a
kiralyt es sziami uralkodot
Becsben. Vajjon hol van most a
sziami kiraly?
- Nagyon szepek a kepek, -
mondta felseg. - Igazan ma
gyon szepek. - Aztan ujra nezte
a kepeket.
- e "Tavasz a temetoben"
ugy 1atom ez cine. Oh, ez ma
gyon sep. EFT a kepet, ha mines
elkelve, megtartom, kedves mi
niszter ur, - fordult a kegyel-
meshez.
A kegyelmes kisse zavarban
volt.
= Ugy tudom. elkelt, felseg,
- hebegte, inert a kiraly mar
multkori latogatasaNor tett va
sarlasokat.
= Az Macy kar. Macy kar, =
ismetelte kiraly.
A "Szerelem" ke1t ell, ke-
gyelmes uram, - sugta Kozar.
- A mask.
- Mem kelt el, felseg, a mask
kelt Ell. EFT megvasarolja ofel-
sege, - jelentette XII iinnepe-
lyesen Kozarnak a Minister.
A festo meghajolt. A kiraly
pedig megegyszer kezet szoritott
a pictorial es tovabb ment S meg
ket kepet vett Aztan megelege-
deset nyilvanitotta a latottak fe-
felett es elhajtatott.
Kozart korilvettek gratula-
lok.
- A kolykot en- fedeztem fel,
. mondta Lencur, megolelgetve
Kozart. = Egy videki tar1aton,
mint kis fiut. Es ime, latszik,
nOgy mem cSalOdtam, - hence
gett az Greg jokedvuen.
- Nagyon sep is ez a KEEP,
. mondtak jelenlev6k. - Gyo-
nyorii.
Az volna csinos dolog, hogy
ez sok lojalis ur ellenkez6 We
lemenyen merjen 1enni, mint a
kiraly. Nit, gyonyorii? A Tavasz
a temet6ben egyszeriien meses.
Es Kozar Gy6z6 ur, oft mind
art, tiz perc alatt, orszagos hirii
niivesz lett.
Hargitay melegen rata meg a
'ajtasa kezet Is az 8 akaszt6fa-
lumoraval gratulalt.
- Ezi1fa1 fASfhafez akSrxn;1vao |
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
(Folytatas)

init a noveldeben tanult, egy
nagy piktorrol, aki elejtette az
ecsetjet es a miiteremben idozo
csaszar felvette es odanyujtotta
neki. Az mondhatta ilyen han
gon, hogy:
- Helyes, kerem. Koszonom
a szivesseget.
Erdekes volt, hogy perctol
kezdve FAM mem birt, nem inert
Kozarral azon pajtaskodo han
gon beszelni, mint eddig.
Masnap, mikor a kiallitasba
ment Kozar, Hargitay orvendezve
ujsagolta el a kepvasarlast es ez-
alatt szegeny, izzado rendez6,
vons zolta a kozonyos pajtasat,
hogy keritsen frakkot, inert jon
kirany a tarlatra es ct is be
fogjak mutatni neki.
- Sohse mutogassatok engem,
mem vagyok en- majom, hogy
mutogassatok.
Hargitay elszornyedt ennyi H.
lojalitason.
Boldogtalan! Ez kell. En-
ted! Vagy ne menj sehova. Ulj
lie. Hozatok ruhat Is lit valahol
magadra seeded. Egy ora mulva
lit lesz a kiraly!
A szegeny Hargitay mint egy
6riilt futott Ell valahova. Kozar
pedig kozonyosen tilt lie az iro-
daban.
Tiz perc mulva jott Hargitay,
a kezeben hozott egy oltozet ru-
hat es a szabadkozo Kozart ir-
galmatlanul belerazta a nadrag-
ba, frakkba.
= Icy jol van! Milyen jol nez
XII az arcatlan es mem akart fell
oltozni! Valodi miiveszpofa. BIZ
zonyisten.
Kivitte a csarnokba a festot,
ahol mar tele voltak a termek
frakkba butt piktorokkal, allan
titkarokkal, meg kultuszminisz-
ter is oft volt, aki fiilonfogta Ko-
zart es igen sok siiletlenseget
fecsegett az egyiptomi festeszet-
rol finoman hallgato es erdek-
lod6 arcot vago fiatalembernek.
- Micsoda tajekozottsaga van
nagyineltosagodnak - csodalko-
zott Kozar, aki az egesz beszel-
getesb6l egy szot sem ertett, inert
oda sem figyelt, hanem maid
mindig ARA gondolt, hogyha az
a kiallhatatlan FAM mem jon teg-
nap, bizonyosan kiengeszteli lion
kat.
Hatat forditott a miniszternek
nagy szorakozottsagaban es a XII
jarat fele tartott.
A MINISTER pedig hunyorogva
fordult oda egy oft labatlankodo
kepvisel6hoz:
- Micsoda kellemes ember ez
a Kozar! Kuloben egy zseni. Egy
langesz. Mlyen ket kepe van lit
Mese, kerlek alassan. Az egyip-
toni festeszetr6l vitatkoztam We
lie. Ha tudnad, kedves ize, hogy
ert ehhez is! Mindenhez! Egy
zseni! Macy jovoje lesz
- Kerlek, kegyelmes uram, =
jegyezte meg arcatlanul a t. KEEP
visel6 ur, aki most hallott el6szor
beszelni az egyiptomi festeszetrol,
. Kozar az egyiptomi festeszet-
rol konyvet is irt.
Ne mond, kedves ize, i
csodalkozott a MINISTER. - Err
r6l mem is hallottam. Micsoda
ember... All, de jon a felseg! |
A felseg csakugyan jott. Kony-
nyeden lepett lie az udvari hinto-
bol, mint ahogy reporterek
megemliteni szoktak. Aztan fel-
sietett az elebe rohano kultusz-
mellett a csarnokba, a.
hol iidvozoltek. Az udvozlest g.
felsege vegtelen tiirelmes arcki-
Fejezessel hallgatta Is katonas
r0vidseggel felelt. Szivesen jot-
tenn uj6lag, stb., stb., aztan a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28

kedves komam, konyorgott a
hires ferfiu. Es mig atoltozott,
eszebe jutott, hogy egyszer re-
gen, talan tiz evvel ezelott, egy
oszi vasarnap delutan, egy kis
fiji, messze, messze innet, egy
nagy kertben egyitt setalt egy
sep kis szoke lannyal es flu
lelkesen beszelt a 1anynak es ait
mondta:
- Igen Ilonka, kepeket fes-
TEX. Nagyokat, mint szobaajto,
meg nagyobbakat, mint a kapu
Es hires leszek, megveszi fest
menyemet a kiraly. Nagyon sok
penzen veszi meg. Es> ha meg
veszi kirany kepemet, eljovok
magaert es felesegul fogom ven
nj. :.
Hol az a kis flu, hol az a kis
lany, de f6leg hol van az az edes.
tiszta, draga gyermekkori szere-
lem. -?
A festo egy kocsiba tilt es mig
az emberek es kocsik forgataga-
ban rohant vele jarmii, at Btu
dara, a Csaszarfiirdobe, vegig-
gondolta a tortenteket. A kiralyt
minisztert, Lencurt, Hargitayt
es egy rakas hizelgot, aki most
olyan hirtelen megismerte, felfe-
dezte, tegezte meggratulalta.
S az jutott eszebe, hogy mindezt
az egeszet odaadna, ha megegy-
seer oft lehetne kezdeni, a tiz ev
elotti idonel es ami azota esett
meg mem tortent lenne es - mem
haragudna ra Ilonka, a kedves,
a draga...
Odahaza mem szolt semmit
Ebed utan, mikor ragyujtottak
es a verandara kiiiltek, Ilonka
| nel1ett ALT es sziyarOzott. Hanem
azert a tortentek megis jo ha-
tassal voltak ra. Sokkal derul-
tebb volt az area, mint az elozo
napokban.
lion, tudja-e mi az ujsag
= mondta balkan lanykanak,
aki megint a "szemfedot" hor-
gotta.
Micsoda, - erdeklodott a
lanyka Is nagy, tiszta szemeivel
rameredt a festore.
Ma delel6tt tarlaton be-
mutattak a felsegnek es a kiraly
megvette a "Tavasz a temeto-
ben" cirnii kepemet.
A 1eanynak megallt sziv-
verese Is mem szolt.
= Tudja-e, - szolt flu, mar
odalepve lanykahoz, - hogy
egykor nit igertem maganak,
ha kiraly megveszi a kepem,
akkor.
- Gratulalok, - vagott sza-
vaba a lany, - S buszken mo-
solygott az 8 hires piktorjara,
de az ajkai vonaglottak es keves
kellett volna hozza, hogy sirva
fakadjon.
- Valamit igertem, - sugta
melegen fest6. -.
- Tudom, - mondta 6szin-
ten a lany es mindig gondoltam
ra, de - es konyorogve nezett
a fiura, oft mondja el a
tobbit, ahol igerte, oft kert-
ben, otthon, ne ebben a hideg
varosban. :. lit megfagy az en-
ber szive Is meghalnak a SEE
relmek. oft mondja el, Gyozo!
Miota itthon volt flu, most
nevezte leany el6szor kereszt-
neven. A flu megelegedetten su-
sogta:
- Bocsasd meg nekem. a
biineimet, ha voltak.. es en- az
orok, igaz szerelemmel halalom
meg a te nagylelkiiseged.
Otthon mondja Ell, - mo-
solygott boldogan lany... Is
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-05-17

products, including the grains, cotton
and hOgs, IS a counter balance TO the good
industrial reports tits the more dis.
turbing because it comes at time when
the prices of goods offered for sale to
the farmers are mounting rapidly. With
in the month further wage increases and
price advance have been put into effect
not only in steel. but in coal, automo-
bies. and other industries. S-eel and
coal are basic materials. whose higher
prices will have multiplied effects upon
costs and prices of finished products Of all
kinds. Eventually all hess increases will
have to be paid by farmers and other
consumers.
The aim of all the efforts that have
Deem made on behalf of agriculture. and
indeed of the general policy of advanc-
ing commo lily prices. has been not only
10 raise the actual prices of agricultural
prod Icts, but to advance them relative
10 other prices. so that the farmer can
buy more of other goods with his pro-
duce. But The trend in the past month
has been against the farmer 90 both
sides of rha account, and hence toward
restriction Of his buying power.
Moreover. the price declines in pro-
ducts wherein tremendous efforts have
been made py the A, A. A. to adjust the
supply TO the demand carry the lnplica-
ton that these efforts are Ineffective.
They tend to keep alive fears that fur
ther attempts to raise prices by none
tary measures will be demanded. or at
best that Government bounties to agri-
culture and high o 'ocessing taxes upon
farm products will De indefinitely contin-
l. = inf not
declines themselves are evidence of the
inability of monetary Influences to up-
hold prices when the factors of supply
and demand 10 each market take an un-
favorable turn.
IT, NI,:ol C;t.gpo.l, Ne Nov., VorL,
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-05-17
Appreciation

To the me noers of the National Music
Week 81 m.nittee and to all those who in
any way contributed to the success Of
National Music Week. | wish 10 extend
my sincere thanks and appreciation for
their cooperation.
Special meution must be made Of the
following:
Mr. F. G. Jackson, Chairman of the
Publ city Committee for his very instruc-
tive articles on noted Musicians. Mr.. B.
r Larsen. Chairman of the finance Com
mit.ec for his untiring efforts to secure
Funds. Mrs. p S. Byrd, Chairman of the
School Activity Committee for taking
music to the Rural Schools, Mr.. Juan Z.
Rivera, Chairman Of the Decoration
Committee whose artistic work gave
color and beauty to the various demon
strations. Mr.. Carl Golf who worked
very diligently on the same committee
Special thanks is given Mr.. Alfred
Francis ana his Company of Dancers for
the excellent Dance Recital which was a
treat and was enjoyed by all. Director
Armstrong, Chief Espersen, INSPECTOR
Ebessen and his men for the splendid
order maintained during the various pro-
grams. the members of the various
Church Choirs, anG those teachers VINO
assisted in them xed Chorus.i
My sincereSt thanks to all,
,MOGENE g. STEVENS,
Chairman
Executive Committee
May l6, 1884.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-05-17
REVOLUTION WITHOUT THE "R"


BRYAN, once leader of the Democratic
party, who campaigned for the free coin
age Of silver at the ratio of 16 to l and
pie AIDED in court that there is no such
thing AS evolution. President Roosevelt.
present leader of that party. has indicat-
ed his opposition TO silver andideclared
himself in favor of evolution, Enot pa
naceas. In an informal impromptu or eE
temporaneous speech at the opening of a
subsistence homestead exhibit in the De-
partmenl of Commerce Building in Wash
ington the Chief Executive answered
critics of his recovery policies by char
acterizing his New Deal as revolution
without the R." When you hear talk of
revolution in this country, the President
declared, you tell them who talk that
there is one letter too many in that word,
it should be evolution"
These remarks were made to a select
audience composed principally of con-
gressmen and high government officials.
Because the subsistence homestead pro-
iect has also come in for criticism as
product of communistic tsnde ncies and
RECOMMENDATION, the President frankly
admitted at the outset that this project
is one of my own pet children, and add
ing: at goes back tc the time when |
had the privilege of running for Vice
President and being defeated" He not
only praised the subsistence homestead
program but appealed for recognition of
the importance Of long range national
planning as a step toward permanent i'm
provement of the economic and social
structure of our country Revealing
that the adminisl ration is going ahead
with its experiments in seeking cures
for the national ills, he said:
there are going to be experiments,
many of them. Some are going to work,
some are not. We have got to discover
however the right way and the wrong
way,
What the President would like to see
is greater enthusiasm for national plan
ing because il takes many years 10 see
results 1--WE seem to be more apt to
favor panaceas, the suggested legisla.
ton that they tell US will cure anything
in 30 days., he declared. Concerning
charges of RECOMMENDATION the President
supported previous statements by Sc
cretary of State Hull and Undersecre-
tary of Agriculture Tugwell by declar-
ing: There is 10 be no RECOMMENDATION.
No one will be forced to move. We do
not intend to force any one to
change his home or his work. But we
do want to make the project (subsis-
tence homestead) so attractive that they
will want to go TO better things. ID -
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-05-17

WILLIAM POWELL andK KAY FRANCIS
for sparkling
ool1irs
10y hi
He drvesw ives o
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St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-05-17
Christiansted Theatre
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'Jewelry Robbery

WILLIAM POWELL and KAY FRANCIS
The Washington times., 1934-09-08

floors, fitted tightly at the
edges, and will last for years.
If you can't have linoleum,
then good care must be taken
of your floors, for they get
harder wear than almost any
thing in the house, and usually
have less consideration. If
they're new they need little, but
if they aren't they can be a
great trial and care.
New Floors Easy
New floors need weekly wax
ing and a quick daily brushing
to keep them clean. Unless you
have some special surfacing that
calls for it, do not use abrasiveS,
and do not put oil on a Waxed
floor, or wax on an oiled floor.
You can rent a polishing ma
chine and operate it yourself if
you can't afford to have your
floors done by experts, and the
new vacuum cleaners have floor
polishing attachments. Painted
floors, if painted with the right
sort of paint, can be mopped
with with a clean mop, which
comes off it's handle for wash
ing. And you can always con-
suit an expert in a store for ad-
vice as to what to do about your
floors.
Have Walls Cheerful
Walls come next. If you can
afford it, structural glass is the
thing these days. It can be put
right on top your walls, and is
cleaned by merely Wiping it
with a damp cloth. 1t makes a
kitchen new and beautiful to
the eye, and sanitary as pos
sible,
If you have paper, be sure it
is light enough in color to give a
cheerful look. Flower patterns
are in favor, and so are small,
neat conventional effects.
Painted walls are good too, and
should be light for cherfulnesS.
There are plenty of good paint
cleaners on the market to help
you keep it clean with little ef-
fort. And you can use it on the
woodwork throughout the house,
too.
Ventilation Essential
Ventilation and light are equal
ly important. Plenty of windows
are an essential, and if the
house is your own, it's we'll
worth money spent on cutting
new windows. An electric ven
tilator adds comfort and health
too, and if you use a fan, have it
on a high shelf across from an
open window. Of course screens
are a necessity to sanitation and
health.
The Washington times., 1934-09-08

On the same afternoon we
spied the well groomed Ed
gar Legge-resplendent in
we'll cut navy blue serge
suit-taking a health walk
home from his office.
The well liked Charlie
Stone has just returned to
New York after a brief visit
to Washington to see how
his real estate is coming
along. He also likes dark
blue for early fall wear.
The Valley Vista seems
to harbor many of the
to1Un's young mar1Ieds.
"Waa-Wee" (that name is
easier to aVrite than say)
observation-disclosures Mrs.
Douglas MGcArthur (the
generals nepheoU's 1Oife)
has been busy all week
hauling things into her
neW apartment there. She
and Doug only returned q
fen days ago from aUhat
1Oe hear 1Uas an GU-too-
social aOedding trip to Man,
tucket.
Don't kno1U Why they
thought they could escape
seeing friends up there
but, at any rate, they met
them right and left. "On
your 1Uedding trip-WeU,
aUeU, qVeU" Guess WaG-Wee
qUiU continue to act as Sec
retary to her father, Se1o-
ator Barley. Smart gal!
The Billy Legges also are
established at the Valley
Vista. There is a bridge
game for the MacArthurs!
The Washington times., 1934-09-08
TIMES DAILY PATTERN
Pattern 1864

Any waist will look trim in
this girdle with its double
points, and a trim waist will
look simply irresistible. With
this little sash at the back you
can regulate it to whatever is
the most becoming degree OF
closeness. That is just one nice
thing about this generally nice
and becoming frock. Take the
little capped shoulders for an
other-they also are vastly be-
coming. 1t is a little thing
woman can run up in no time,
and if she chooses her most be-
coming color, she is bound to
make a hit with the household
when she wears it.
Pattern 1864 is available in
sizes IA, Is, 18, 20, 80, "a, 36,
38. 40, and A.. Size 16 requires
three yards 36-inch fabric. IL
Illustrated step-by-Step sewing
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The Washington times., 1934-09-08
Fashion Notes
Of Hollywood
By CLAUDETTE COLBERT

BY CLAUDETTE COLBERT
When everyone began ex-
claiming about the new fash
ion trend my costumes in "Cle-
opatra" were inspiring I was
still too busy working on the
picture to think much about it.
But now that I have had time
to breath, and to think about
my fall and winter wardrobe
I've decided that there really is
nothing more charming than
these adaptations from the
Egyptians. I am all for them.
Travis Banton has designed a
new evening gown for me and
has really taken several details
of it from one or two of my cos
tunes in the film. 1t is, in
other words, a composite adap-
tation and 1 love the way it
fits and the mixture of SIM
plicity and elegance it de-
notes.