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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05

Bemutatjuk Mr.. John J. Ar
noldot, a megyei szamvevot
County auditory, aki az else
volt megyei tisztviselok KOHL,
aki a magyarsagot elismerte. Ar
mold irodajaban, amely nagyon
fontos az adofizetokre nezve, ket
magyar NO dolgozik es pedig ozv
Mihok Sandorne es Kaibas Julia
Icy tehat ha magyar adofizeto-
mex dolga van megyehazan, a
,sajat nyelven adhatja elo iigyes-
bajos dolgat.
Mr.. Arnold egyike legjobh
megyei szamvevoknek az egesz
Ohio albanian. EFT avval is ell
ismertek, hogy az iden megva-
lasztottak a megyei szamvevok
allami szervezetenek elnokeve
Arnold terminusa a jovo evben
jar lie es most isnet palyazik
ujabb negy eyre. degsrdemli a
magyarsig legmesSscsbmen6 ia
mogatasat. Aki .Sozsa1,k . 10 %
ahhoz mi is legyInk jok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05

A Youngstown magyarsagot
isrnet kitiintetes srte. White kor-
manyz6 kinevezte az altalanosan
ismert Danish J6zsefet highway
safety inspektornak, kilon0sen
azzal megbizassal, hogy a be-
v4ndoroltakat vilagositsa fel ar
rdl hogy milyen szabalyokat kell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
IA KULTUR CSAPAT
NYERT VASARNAP

Izgalmas kiizdelem utan, a
mely csak a 11-ik menetben dilt
el. Campbell Magyar Kultur
klub baseball csapata nyerte el
multi vasarnap az Ohioi Magyar
Baseball Liga els6 fordulojanak
vezeteset.
A kulturok azert nyertek
inert jobbah, megoriztek nyu-
godtsagukat, mint Young
stowni Verhovay 364. csapata
amely szamos h;baval tette le-
hetove a campbelliek gy6zelmet
Az Oakland Fielden, amely
Youngstown legjobban felszerelt
baseball palyaja, mintegy 15OC
fonyi kozonseg el6tt folyt lie a
merk6zes vasarnap. El6szor a
Verhovay csapat vezetett, ke-
sobb vedelmi hiba folytan a Kul-
tur kiegyenlitett. Azutan menet
menet utan kovetkezett cred
meny nelkll.
A kilencedik (rendesen utol-
SOY menetben Verhovaynak
nagys zerii alkalma volt megnyer
nj merkozest, de a fiuk eel
aludtak". A tizedik menet sem
hozott dontest. A 11-ikben Hor-
vath Ferenc, a Verhovay egyik
legjobb jatekosa megseriilt. Ez
meg jobban elkedvetlenitette a
csapatot es ismet vedelmi hiba-
Dol Campbelliek ket pontot sze
reztek. Hiaba volt Pinter home
run iitese, csak szebbitette az
eredmenyt es a Kultur nyert e
az 5-hoz.
A merkOzes hose a campbelli
Herr Ferenc volt, aki nemcsak
nagyszeriien pitcsolt, hanem a
Campbell csapat het iitese koziil
negyet 8 maga iitott. A Kultur
csapat szebb vedelmi jatekot mu-
tatott. A Verhovay reszer6l Bor-
nemissza IS Williams nagysze-
riien pitcholtak, de minden igye-
kezetiik hiabaval6 volt, inert a
csapatbol hianyzott a vedelmi
osszjatek.
A Liga masodik fordul6ja mem
sokara megkezd6dik Is a maso-
dix fordul6 gy6ztese merk6zik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
|T0BB MINT 2r ! s...a' s''.s =. -, =" MAGYAR
|IFJU Is LEANY 4 6. :. eYULESEN
Amerika minden reszebd jottek Youngstownba helen
orszsgos konferenciara. A valasos eloadssokat
csatlakozott leksszek leskivslobbjai tartottik.
A Mahoning Avei "oreg" reformatus tenn
plom volt vendeglato Amerkai
lelkeszek is beszeltek

A heten Youngstown amerikai
magyar lakossaga megszaporo-
dott tobb. mint 200 ifiuval es
leannyal, akik lit gviiltek ossze
Amerika minden reszebol, hogy
hetfotol pentekig tarto orszagos
konferenciat tartsanak es egy-
ben megnezzek varosunk neve-
" zetessegeit is.
A konferenciat az Amerikai
Magyar c. E. (Keresztyen To-
rekves) Egyesiilet tartotta es a
vendeglato a Youngstown Ma
gyar Ev. Reformatus Presb
Egyhaz es az annak kebeleben
alakult c. E. egylet volt.
A konferencian resztvev6k mar
hetfon reggel kezdtek erkezni
es estere mar kozel 2OO-an re-
gisztra1tak. Az oszes resztvevok
szama het fo1yaman megha-
ladta a haromszazat.
A videki vendegeket az egy-
haz tagja;nak vendegszereto ha-
zaihoz szallasoltak be, mig az
ebsdeket es vacsorakat az egy-
haz asszonyai a egyhaz ter,ne-
ben szolgaltak fel.
A vendegeket Mt. Laky Zsig-
monddal ellen fogadtak lit Laky
I4aszlo.aa helybeii egylet elniake
es Ambrusko Margit, aki regisz-
tralta a vendegeket. Az elso ko-
zos vacsora hetfon este E orakor
volt es utana istentisztelet es is
merkedes kovetkezett.
A konferencia tenyleges meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05

betartani az orszagutakon, hogy
elkeriiljek az egyre szaporodo bal
sseteket.
Ha figyelemmel kiserjuk ma
pi lapok rovatait, csaknem min
den nap talalkozunk bevandorol-
tax nevevel a balesetek rovata-
ban.
White kormanyz6 a bevando-
roltaknak szolgalatot tett avval,
hogy nyelviiket ismer6 embert
nevezett XII ere az allasra ebben
a keriiletben Is n,inket, Maya
rokat megtiszte1t avval, hogy a
Magyar Demokrata Klub aleln6-
k9t szemelte XII ere az allasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
APRO HUNCARtA
MULATSAG S|KERE
Macy k0z0nses gy0nyorko-
dott Stavrovszky Marian
naayszerii enekeben. Jo
mIsor utan sep tancmulat-
sag kovetkezett

A Youngstown es kornyeki
magyarsag mar hozzaszokott ah-
hoz, hogy a Pro Hungaria Ma
gyar N6k Vilagszovetsegenek
Youngstown osztalya kitiin6 mu
latsagokat rendez.
A multi hetf6n a Pioneer Pa
v'llonban. a Mill Creek Parkban
rendezett nyari mulatsag sem
volt kivetel.
Az est fenypontia Stavrovszky
Marian fellepese volt fel oras
miveszi miisor kereteben. A ma
gyarsag mar hosszabb ideje mem
hallotta ezt remek hangu, va
rosunkban egyik elsonek elismert
magyar szarmazasu enekesnot.
Eloszor negy angol DALAI,
maid miisor vegen harom re-
mex magyar notaval ragadta ma
gaval kozonseget Miss Stav-
rovszky. A taps alig akart sziin-
nj szamai utan. Remeljuk, hogy
ezentul ismet gyakrabban fog a
magyaroknak enekelni es hogy
k:tunteti a Magyar Nap pro-
gramjat is fenyes tehetsegevel.
A miisor tobbi reszet a szinten
hires Ficocelli trio szolgaltatta
leginkabb magyar darabokkal.
Muveszi jatekukat is lelkes taps
sal honoralta a kozonseg.
! A -iraiatsagcn szokott szep
kozonseg jelent meg, kiknek So
raiban orommel lattunk olyano-
kat, akik mar regen nem voltak
lit magyar alkalmakon. Sok volt
videki, SGT volt meg messzirol
jott vendeg is.
A miisor utan magyar fatal
sag tancolt a kellemesen HIS
teremben. A vendegek kozt volt
tobb amerikai is es azokat meg
tanitottak tancolni. OFT volt John
Arnold, megyei szamvevo ne.
level, Mrs. Molsberry allami SEE
natorjelolt, Fred Griffith megyei
telekkonyvvezet6 es meg sokan
masok.
A Pro Hungaria rendezo BIZ
zottsaga ozv. Mihok Sandorne-
val. Banyar Agostonneval, Hor-
vath Antalne es Csete Sandorne-
val az ellen megerdemli a di-
cseretet, inert ismet egy kellemes
estet szereztek a Youngstown
magyarsagnak.
Az estelyen varatlanul megje-
lent Mt. Varga Lajos, a pitts
burghi reformatus egyhaz lelke-
sze, aki tagja pittsburgh egye-
tenn magyar szoba b;Eottsaganak
es egy sep miivii oklevelet adott
at nehany koszono szoval Pro
Hungarianak, inert vezetese alatt
100 dollart kiildtek Youngstown
Dol szoba koltsegeihez. Varga
tiszteletes regente youngstown
lakos volt es tobb regi ismero-
sevel talalkozott.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05

maid a Kultur csapattal a sep
bronz szoborert, amelyet liga
gy6ztes csapata kap maid.
A Verhovay 364. fatal csa-
patanak ait ajanljuk, hogy szor-
galmasan gyakorolja a vedelmi
jatekot. A csapat tobb tagja csak
mem tehetetlen az iitesben. Ezen
is lehet gyakorlattal javitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05

A youngstown magyarsagnak
Nagybizottsaga altal tolmacsolt
kivansaga, hogy Hody Andras
ne keriiljon hosszu evekre a CO.
lumbusi fegyhazba, beteljesiilt.
Hody, akinek cleveland ma.
gyar konzulatus k:Allitotta az
utlevelet es akinek otthoni meg
elheteset a Fintor fiverek bizto-
sitottak, heten megkapta White
kormanyzo kegyelmet, amelyber
elengedi Hodyra kimert 1O-tol
80 evig terjedo fegyhaz bunte-
test. -
David Jenkins torvenyszeki BIZ
ro, aki elott folyt lie Hody fotar-
gyalasa es J. H. Leighninger
megyei ugyesz ajanlottak ke-
gyelemre Hodyt, inert mindket-
ten meggyozodtek arrol, hogy
Hody mem gonosztevo, hanem
szerencsetlen koriilmenyek al
dozata.
A Nagybizottsag faradhatatla-
null dolgozott Hody erdekeben.
Szerkeszt6nk, aki Hody ugy
albizottsaganak tagja volt, ha-
romszor is jart szemelyesen a
konzulatuson, hogy az utlevelet
kieszkozolje. AzonkNiil szeme-
lyesen ismertette Hody igyet
White kormanyzoval. A bizott-
sag tobbi tagjai: Brogli Ferenc,
Habodasz Gustav es Matyasy
Istvan voltak.
A meginditott gyujtes mem
jart olyan eredmennyel, mint ait
varni lehetett volna. Az egyletek
es nehany egyhaz megtette. ko-
te1esseget. de az egyeni .adako-
zas a varakozason alul maradt.
Icy a Nagybizottsag penztara po
tolja a mintegy 100 dollarnyi
meg sziikseges osszeget. A gyij-
tes korulbelil 120 dollart ered-
menyezett.
Kepiink bemutatja Hody And
rast, aki karacsony ota a megyei
borton lakoja. Aki Hodyt meg
akarja latogatni, ait megteheti
hetf6n delutan negytol kilencig.
A megyei borton a w. Board
man Streeten Courthaz hata
mogott van. Ha csonget az ali
ton, kerje Brogly deputy sheriff
fet, aki szolgalatban lesz akkor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05

iny'tasa kedden delel6tt volt. ami-
kor is u. F. Kistler, a varos he-
|lyettes polgarmeStere iidv0zolte
a megielenteket es Boda Gyula,
Lackawanna. N. vi ifiu ell
mondta az elnoki megnyitot, 4
melyet kovetett a program meg
allapitasa. A reggeli megnyit6
ahitatot Mt. DIR. Uilak; Ferenc
toledoi lakesz. Reformatus
Egyesiilet elnoke tartotta, az is
tent'szteletet pedig Rev. Samuel
]. Purvis. a Memorial templom
lelkesze vegezte.
| A keddi nap templomi es meg
beszelesi programjan szerepeltek
meg Mt. Csontos Bella, Lorain,
mt. DIR. Melegh Gyula, az Anne
rikai Magyar Reformatusok Lap
ia szerkesztoje, Mt. Kruchio An
tai. Alliance; Ut. Silay Sander,
Daisytown. Pa; Mt. Szabo And
ras, Alpha, N. j.; Mt. DIR. Va
rady L. Arthur, Martinsferry,
TO-; Mt. Bernat Arpad. Akron:
Rev. Orv'lle c. Jones, a Ply
mouth kongr grsgacionalista tenn
lplom lelkesze; Mt. 10th Thor.
Elyria. q.
| A szerdai prograraon a haxa~
f;sagrol tartott ei6ad&st c1ege
H. Gessner megyei torvenyszeki
biro es Mt. DIR. 10th Sander, a
lancasteri kollegium tanara es
Mt. Hunyady Laszlo. Trenton,
N. ].
A Fourth of July delutanjat a
Mill Creek Parkban toltotte az
;fjusag, gyonyorkodve Young
stown ezen remek termeszeti
csodalaban. A vacsorat Pioneer
Pavillonban szolgaltak fel.
A csiitortoki programon ismet
szerepelt Mt. Uj1aki Toledobol
es Rev. Roland A. Luhman. a
First Reformed Church lelkesze,
Rev. John Maxwell Adams Co
lumbusbol, Mt. Bogar Karoly,
McKeesporti, Pa, Mt. Dokus Ga
Dor, Canton, O.. Dr. Charles E.
Scha effer, Reformed Church
belmissziojanak fotitkara, DR.. A.
| V. Casselman. kulmisszi6 f6-
titkara, Mt. 10th Mihaly, Det-
roit, Mich, Mt. Boszormenyi Ist-,
van, Bridgeport. Conn, Mt. Bo-
dor Daniel, East Chicago, Ind,
Mt. DIR. Herczegh Jozsef, Cleve-
land East Side. Este tabortiiz
volt Mill Greek Slippery Rock
pavillonjanal, ahol Glen Mass
man, az Ohio c. E. igazgato tit
kara beszelt.
Penteken egeszsegugyi el6ada-
sokat tartott az ifjaknak DIR. Nah
lrer Marion Pal ismert youngs
stowni magyar orvos-sebesz es
a leanyoknak> DIR. Julia NJ. Baird.
A tobbi targyakban Mt. DIR. Ta-
karo Geza New York, Mt. Novak
Lajos Springdale, Pa, Mt. Egry
Laszlo, Fairport Harbor, Ohio.
Mt. Kalabanyi Istvan, South
Bend, Ind, DIR. Charles L. Zor-
baugh, az Ohio zsinat titkara Is
Rev. William P. Shriver tartot-
tax el6adast vagy vezettek ahi-
tatot, mig zaro beszedet pente-
ken este es az aldast Mt. Laky
Iadta.
A het a sok vendeg lelkesszef
Is az ifjak nagy seregevel valid
sagos nagy hete volt a helybefi
egyhaznak. melynek tagjai dere-
kasan kivett3k resziket 4 nagy
munkabol. AZ 0rgona S Enek-
szolokat Guttovsz J6zsef Hug6
Detroitb6l Is Beke Pal ugyan-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
E:senenyek

OSSZSJOH q MduOIl1IAS eS OHSAdN-
go v0lgyenek magyarsaga az
1dora Parkban a kilencedik
Nagybizottsagi Magyar Napra.
Az idei Magyar Nap nagysze-
riinek igerkezik.
De hogy sikeruljon, okvetlenul
egyiitt kell dolgozni a Nagybi-
:zottsag tagjainak. A Nagybizott-
sag koz0s intezmtny. A nunka
is 16z0s. Minden nagybizottsagi
tagnak ki kell abb6l venni az
1t megillet6 reset.
=.
Nepszeriisegi Is szeps&gver-
seny lesz az idei Magyar Nap
f6esemenye.
Ere mar kesziilnek leanyok
az egesz kertiletben.
Augustus Sen elvalik maid,
ki adta el legtobb Magyar Ma
pi gombot.
Akkor tudjuk maid meg, Xix
a varosok Is varosreszek leg
szebbjei es legszebbek k0zul XII
a legeslegszebb.
A Magyar Nap nindig Macy
am.erikai k0z0nseget is vonz.
Az idein bizonyara gy0nySr-
k0dni fognak a Macy csapat
szebbnel-szebb magyar viragszal
ban, inert verseny egyik felte-
tele, hogy magyar ruhat visel-
jenek leanyok.
j.
Remeljuk, mar keszil6dik
Youngstown, Niles, Warren, Gil
rard, Alliance, Canton, Camp
bell, Hubbard, Sharon, Sharps-
ville) Farrell, New Castle, ELL
wood City magyarsaga Magyar
Napra.
A heten mintegy 200 magyar
ssarmazasu ifjut Is leznyt latott
vendegul Youngstown magyar
sag egy resze.
Reszben komoly munkara, resz
ben egy kis szorakozasra jottek
0ssze Am.rika minden nagyobb
rnagyarlakta varosab6l a fiatalok
az Amerikai Magyar c. E. six
evi orszagos konferenciajara.
A fiatalok az "0reg" Mahoning
Avenuei reformatus egyhaz ven-
degei voltak. Elszallasolasuk, ell
latasuk nem kis mnnkat igenyelt
az egyhaz tagjai reszer6l.
A konferencia f6keppen valla-
SOS targyu, de barmilyen legyen
is, az ilyen oszejovetelek hasz-
not jelentenek az amerikai ma
gyarsagra nezve.
Fiatalsagunkat csak ugy tud-
juk reszben megtartani magunk-
max, ha partoljuk, ha el6segit-
jik egyhazainkkal Is egyleteink-
kel valo kapcsolatainkat.
Az lit heten megtartott kon-
ferenciat, az ide j0tt reforma-
tus lelkeszeket 0r0mn.el iidv0zli
az egesz youngstown magyar
sag.
Meg szebb lett volna, ha felre-
teve minden, a multban fenn-
allott nezeteltereseket, az egesz
magyarsag kivehette volna re-
sect ebb6l az orszagos esemeny-
bol. ARA val6 Nagybizottsag,
hogy az ilyen Macy dolgok el6-
kesziteseben segitsen annak az
egyhaznak vagy egyletnek, anne
lyik ilyen Macy dologba vagja a
fejszejet.
Az "0reg" reformatus egyhaz
nepet dicseret illeti meg, hogy
Youngstownban vendegiil lattak
a kiildotteket. Mar nagyon regen
volt Youngstownban orszagos
konferencia.
Remeljuk, hogy vendegek
j6l ereztek magukat Is hogy KEEL
lemes emlskekkel tkrnek vissza
maid otthonukba.
s.
A Youngstown magyarsagot
isrnet kitiintetes erte. White kor-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-29
New conquests In Air

Ever since Lindbergh flew to Paris. Americans have been expecting regular. commercial transoceanic flights to be es- tablished. The seeming ease with which Lindbergh made his trip blinded us to the difficulties of the feat; not until other flyers had sacrificed their lives did we realize how far away such commercial service really was.
 Now, however, it appears that trans oceanic flights on regular schedule are fairly near to realization. Officials of Pan-American Airways say that it is only "a matter of months" before they begin operations across the Pacific with fleet of giants planes of the Clipper type.
 And Dr. Hugo Eckener sails for Amer ica to discuss anew his plans for begin ming regular dirigible service between the United States and Europe That both oceans will eventually be spanned by con- mercial air lines seems certain; and it begins to look as if the dream will be realized in the comparatively near future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-29
Gambling On Football

Gambling on college football games is rapidly becoming one of the most popular diversions of the sports fraternity. Week by week the total wagered on such games rises Football is now one of the favorite mediums of the betting rings = partly, it is said, because this is the one major sport concerning whose absolute integrity no one ever has the slightest doubt.
 It comes as bit of shock, however, to read in a racing sheet an advertisement of regular system of handicapping the various college teams on the basis of past performances.
 The stunt that has been applied to the ponies for years is widened to take in the gridiron. It will now be possible to bet intelligently even if you don't know Notre Dame from the College of the Pa cific To find what is basically form ct recreation for college students turned ln- to a thing of form charts and handicap pers' blurbs is-to put it mildly-some- what dismaying.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-29
Old Age Relief At Last

An old age pension law has been agreed upon by the several societies and inter ested groups, it was announced last week. A bill to this effect will be introduced in the 1885 Legislature. We're not so sure it will pass In the first place this meas ure is purely non-partisan. Judging by the remarks of the last few weeks the old age pension relief law is partisan one, for we have both democrats and republl- cans endorsing such plan.
 This much may be said for it, though. Any real legislative aid that has been secured to date has been mainly through the efforts of the democratic party 1t was Governor Cross who practically forced through an old age pension bill in the legislative session of 1881. We'll grant you it was a republican assembly, It was also this same assembly, which knowingly or not failed to provide funds, with which the commission named to ln- vestigate the need of old age pensions. would operate
 The bill creating the commission was approved May 25, 1881. Governor Cross named a commission consisting ot Vlgo E.. Bird of West Hartford, John J. Egan of Bridgeport, Martin E. Gormley of Nau- getuck, Charles E. Hart, Jr, of Water Dtfy, ana WllllaIn M. ClLIoII ol niuuie town in June, 1881. Exactly one year later S15, ,OOO had been found and approval to use it granted by the republican controlled Board of Finance and Control. Dr. Royal Meeker was commissioned to make a survey of conditions in the state. It was most comprehensive and revealing when obtained.
 A bill was framed around his findings and the conclusions of the commission and duly presented to the 1883 Legislature. It failed of passage The bill differed from the present one in that the age limit for relief was set at TO- although an outline defined the cost of lowering the limit to age 65. Incidentally we might mention that the additional cost of old age pen- sions is not tremendous. We now spend S855 1000 annually on indigent old persons. S2OO,OOO more would guarantee pensions to those 70 and over.
 As the commission itself reported through the secretary, MT Egan, "If the old age relief act were to include cltl- zens aged 65 and over with five years res idence, it would cover 9,200 Q932 figures1 persons and would cost about $1,80O,OO0 per annum for benefits and $25,000 for central administration. Town taxes event. ually would not be very much affected, while state taxes would increase about S925, 1000, which amount it is believed would be offset to the extent of about S6O0,0O through the relief afforded to private charity and individuals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-29

o. Is the marriage between an American man and Japanese woman prohibited by federal stat ute?
 A, There are no federal marriage laws, and jurisdiction over this matter is committed entirely to the states. Some states prohibit such marriages.
 o. What is the meaning and de- rivation of the term catspaw?
 A. It means tool or dupe; and was derived from the fable of the monkey that used a cats paw to draw roasted chestnuts frgn the fire,
 O. How. far from its mouth is the Hudson river tidal?
 A. To the United States dam al Troy.
 O. What location on the earth Is antipodals to Cincinnati, O.?
 A. A spot in the Indian ocean.
 
 o. Is there a regular trans oceanic airplane line to Europe?
 A. The only scheduled trans oceanic air service is between Ger many and South America by the Graf Zeppelin dirigible during the summer months. .
 O.. What is the motto of the United States Chamber of Com merce?
 A. "If 1t Is not in the interest oi the public, it is not in the inter est of business"
 c. What is Canary wine?
 A. Wine made in the Canary ;s' lands.
 O. Has the empire of Ethiopia a diplomatic or consular repre- sentative in the United States?
 A. No.
 o. What is the source of tn, poetical line, "Hadst thou stayed I must have fed?" A. "The Legend Beautiful" b, Henry w. Longfellow.
 q. Does boiling water have thu same temperature throughout 1t mass?
 A. Yes.
 O. Is there a highway between the United States and Souti America?
 A. One has been projected bu it is far from completed.
 O. Have you formula for clean ing marble?
 A. Wash the marble thorough. with soda and warm water to re move grease, then apply oxali acid by laying saturated piece Q white cotton cloth upon the spot for a short time. If that destroy the polish, it can be repolishe' with oxide of tin and water applied with cloth. If the stains are nc deep, rub the surface rapidly will oxalic acid and water, and wasl if off quickly. To give the marbl'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-29
ChuckleCorner
FACE" By John Labadie

Girls of sixteen wish they were twenty. Women of thirty tell they arc twenty. Women of forty dress like twenty. Women of hfty act hKe twenty.
 Middle age has been considered the time to settle down. These oays it's the time to settle up.
 Prosperity may be around the corner. Happines smay De arounu the corner. But age is always around the corner.
 Some people think your mind; like oycr-ripe fruit, gets spoiled with age. In fact 1t should De vel preserved, because you have had the spice of youth to keep 1t fresh.
 Age never creeps upon you un- less you give it lots of help.
 People tell us this new age is the dawn of great things to come. But who ever heard of great things coming at dawn.-unless 1t was a gerat headache.
 A trees age is told by the num- Der of rings. A horses age by tech. A mans age by his looks. A wom- ans age by her tombstone.
 A woman of fifty can take twen- ty years off her age by spending an hour and few dollars In a beauty parlor.
 And people riding in Fords should stay young slong, as they hear the rattle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-29
A Striking Contrast

z One of the most encouraging statements that we have read in long time came recently from Frank B. Gannett, head of a chain of newspapers of which the Hart ford Times is one It was of an extremely optimistic nature It was encouraging because it came at moment when repub- lican seekers for public office in this state are bemoaning the New Deal and its many ramifications. It is optimistic because It is piece of constructive criticism and not merely clever or caustic bit of verblage.
 Mr Gannett suggests that everything possible be done to increase the purchas- ing power of the great mass of our people He says, eff these millions of families getting only $1,000 or $1,500 income could have an income of $2500 each year, they could consume 40 per cent more tood, would want 65 per cent more homes and living quarters, and they would need more than twice as much consumer goods as we now produce"
 Continuing he declared, "There is no country in the world so rich as America in resources, no country with the plant equipment for producing goods, no coun- try with greater ingenuity or more ettl- cient methods of producing goods. In relatively few years, America has grown rich and prosperous, but this great wealth we have produced has not been properly distributed. The greater part of 1t has gone to the few - to the small percentage of our people
 AToo great reward has gone to capital and not enough to labor and the pro ducer. The best way for capital to be sure of it's return, to be sure of it's in- vestment. to be sure of it's future, Is to de- velop plan whereby more of the wealth nroduced would go to the masses, so that fheir purchasing power may be increased" Ana what beautiful thought for the dem- ocrats seeking political office right here in Connecticut to expand upon: That's the democratic theory as expounded by our ereat humanitarian president, Franklin D. Roosevelt.