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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-17
De MOST AzTAN JAJ AZ ORSzAeNlk


lahogy, akik eletben maradtunk.
| Sok-sok millio embertarsunk
egesz eleteben megsinyli maid
az anyagi veszteseget, soknak az
elete szomoru lesz, inert a mel
kulozesek nyomot hagynak lei
ken is, a testen is, de valahogy
hat megis csak megusztuk ba-
natos. esztendoket.
Idaig szerencsesen elviseltuk
AIT is, hogy "szocia1ista meg
kommunista" brain truszt kor-
manyozza az orszagot. (Barcsak
igazan a brain-trust es nem a
congressus kormanyozna bennun-
ket.)
| De ami most kovetkezik, az:
mindezeknel nehezebb lesz elvi-
selni.
Most jonnek a Wirtek. a Ha-
milton Fishek, meg a tobbi buta
es s,emtelen crookok, es a pol
garsagnak annyi hazugsagot,
annyi buta inzultust fognak fiji
Ilebe duruzsolni, hogy AIT meg
fekissziik mindnyajan.
| A Wirt-fele electromagnetic daj-
kamese szetpukkant.
| E. azonban mem akadalyozza
meg Hamilton Fischt, a legreak-
ciosabb congressman, hogy ke-
resztul-kasul ne hordozza a veres
kardot az orszagon, Is ne fenye.
gesse halalos veszedelemmel a
haza szabadsagat.
| Ezekben a propaganda-hazug-
sagokban voltakepen megnyilva-
,ul, hogy milyen butanak, milyen
vegtelen butanak tartjak lit a
kozonseget.2 Is ami ennel sok.
kal szomorubb az is megnyilva.
null ezekben a beszedekben, hogy
tenylegesen milyen buta, milyer
vegtelen buta a polgarsag. Tisz.
telet kis szazalek kivetelnek.
Ezen a heten peldaul ait al.
litotta Fish congressman Det
roitban. hogy republikanus part
a "koztarsasag protektora es We.
delmezoje'. Mar t. i. az a re.
t>ublikanus part, amely Harding
kormany alatt kilopta az orszas
talpa alol az olajat, amit koz
celokra rezervaltunk.
Az a republicans part
amelynek az uralma a multi
milliomosok szazait, es mines
telen koldusok tucatmillioit ter
melte XII az orszagnak.
Mondott meg ennel cifrabba
is kis kedves.
Szerinte a nep, a tisztelt NEE
volt az Okla depressionak, mer'
mindenki a tozsdere ment speku
lalni.
Mi ugyan a tozsden gyar
munkasokat, farmerokat es ba
nyaszokat mem lattunk, de- hal
Hamilton Fish bizonyara Wal
Street bankarjait erti "nep" alatt
mi tobbiek csak csocseleknel
szamitunk.
Es a nep olyan buta es olyar
) turelmes, hogy akadt nyolcszal
cmber, akik EFT a szemteler
marhasagot meghallgatta.
Hanem hat EFT is kibirtuk.
Most azonban mindennel ma
gyobb veszedelem fenyeget ben
niinket.
Most olyasmi tortenik lit, am
esetleg TURBINES polgarsag egy
reszet kivandorlasra fogja kesz.
tetni
Merit felvonulnak most a leg
butabb emberek, hogy itelkezze
! mex arrol kormanyrol, amely
mex az utolsn indnka hecsii1ete
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-17

perzseli lelket langjaval. S
mikor elmegy az asszony, banja
ezt a szerelmeskedest es lelkifur-
dalast erez, hogy Ilonkat meg
csalja. Remiilve gondolt ARA is
'kozar, hogy Ilonkanak mar hat
hete mem irt, pedig mostanaban
kis leany sokszor hosszu es
igen kedves kozvetlensegu leve-
let kuldott festonek, elpana-
szolva bizalmasan a bajait, az
Greg ur betegseget, a Csak es
FAM szerelmi tortenetet. A fes-
to mindennap szentiil megfogad-
ia, hogy este ir es este mindig
slmaradt a level megirasa.
- Exert meg fogok bunh6dni,
. fenyegette onmagat. De a
levelirasbol csak mem lett semmi.
A "Szerelem" kepenek mar a
befejezesehez kozeledtek, mikor
egy szep napsugaras aprilisi del
elott keseru meglepetes erte a
fest6t es gyonyorii modelljet.
A feston szinte laz vett er6t.
Az ecsetjei hihetetlen gyorsan
raktak a vaszonra a szineket, a.
mikor a miiterem eloszobajaban
megszolalt a cseng6 es rogton
forgoszelkent, kacagva, kiabalva
rontott be - Fanika. 49,!
- Jezusom, - sikoltott Gers
terne, mikor csengot megllal-
lotta. = nyitva hagytam az ~
tot. = Villamgyorsan ugrott fel
a pamlagrol es ugy, ahogy volt,
befutott Kozar alvofulke;ebe
es oft egy szegletbe butt. De az
ijedtsegt6l fogai is vacogtak
Raadasul ruhai most kinn vol
tax miterembe egy szeken es
ertuk sem mehetett, hogy fell
oftozhessen.
= Hol az a piktor, Kozar,
kialtott kitor6 jokedvvel Fa-
nika. = lit van? Jo reggelt
Ugy-e mem vart, uracskam?! FL
hiszem! = Es megrazta hatal-
masan nagyon megzavarodott
fest6 itt-ott festekes kezet, mem
banva, hogy keztyijet ossze-
piszkolja. Aztan korulnezett a
miiteremben.
All, maga szorgalmas en-
Der, hat dolgozik? Es micsoda
pompas KEEP!
A lorgnetten at gyonyorkodve
nezte kepet.
Remek! De micsoda sep
egy holgy ez! Igaz, bocsasson
neg, hogy megzavartam. Lattam,
a modellje is ijedten futott el, az
en- rohamom elol, = kacagott
FAM. = De eljottem, inert ere
iartam. A Rivierarol Parisba
mentiink, ahol apanak dolga volt,
most pedig hazamenet az en- ha-
tarozott kivansagomra, lit XII
szalltunk. Magat akartam latni,
kedves miivesz. Csakis magat.
Meg egyszer bocsanatot kerek.
hogy megzavartam. Mem kinal
ulessel, de en- leiilok, inert ez a
muterem magasan van.
Es kacagva tilt lie.
Kozar igyekezett osszeszedni
magat es kerdez6skodni kezdett
az otthoniakrol, de igen ovatosan.
Ilonkarol csak ugy beszelt flu
tolag es mindig csak per Deer
kisasszony, mivel tudta, hogy
Gersterne bizonyosan hegyezi
aranyos fulecskeit az alvofiilke-
ben.
Fanika aztan referalt szinesen,
elevenen, ahogy 8 szokott.
- Es a f6hadnagy ur, - ker-
dezte Kozar mosolyogva.
- Ell, mondta Is mem szolt
rola tobbet.
- De en- ugy hallottam, -
Kozar kisse zavartan,
- hogy italian mar a dolog ugy
ALL.
- A dolog, kedves baratom,
- vagott szavaba Fanika epe-
son Sehoovca,r I'll ec a1;uha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-17
tFolytatAs)

menyet aztan csakugyan elkuld-
te Kozar Pestre es kepzomu-
veszeti csarnokban XII is allitot-
tax. A piktor baratai mar el6re
is gratulaltak hozza.
A szerelmet pedig elkezdte'
festeni piktor. A sep asszony
szinte remegve ment fel minden-
nap a muterembe. Maga csukta
be az ajt6kat es mikor ketszer
is meggyoz6dott, hogy senkisem
johet be. fogott a vetk6zeshez.
Mindig a Gy6zo alvofulkeje-
ben vetk6zott Is a fest6nek ad-
dig mem szabad volt kozelebe
Sc mennie, SGT folyton XII kellett
neznie az ablakon. Csak mikor
elhelyezkedett a szeles hencse-
rem, fordulhatott vissza a piktor.
Akkor mar mem banta az asszony,
ha Etja is, mar akkor mem
ferfit nezte Gyoz6ben, hanem
a fest0t, akinek szabadon futha-
tott vegig a fenyes, mindent
meglato tekintete gyonyoru
termeten. SGT meg is foghatta es
ugy helyezhette Ell a pompas, telt
idomokat, ahogy ait KEEP meg
kivanta.
Mig mivesz festett, model
sohasem szolt egy szot sem. A
fest6 lazasan dolgozott es harom
het mulva viragok kozt fekvo
gyonyoru holgy kepe majdnem
keszen volt.
A festo gyakran kerdezte az
asszonyt, mem farasztja-e az egy-
forma helyzetben valo fekves. A
holgy csak fejet rata, de nem
szolt. S ha vege volt festesnek,
Kozar megint az ablakhoz ment
es kinezett, mig az asszony telje-
sen feloltozott. Mikor aztan a
ruhaja rata volt, nyakaba ug-
rott a festonek es olelte, csokolta.
Mar most tied vagyok !!
TIE vagy az en- szerelmem. De
attol a szuros SCENT embertol,
aki teljesen ruhatlanul, olyan me-
r6en nezi Is festi a testem.
attol felek. Ahhoz mem merck
szolni. De mem is eresztenem
kozel Sc magamhoz. TIE mas vagy.
A seemed mosolyog. Teged imad-
lax. Akarsz? lit vagyok.
Es majdnem megfojtotta a
festot olelesevel.
Kozar kutatva nezte az asz-
szonyt.
- Csodalatos maya, Klara !
Hiszen a festo es en-, egy es
ugyanazon ember. Aki most oleli,
az aki az el6bb festette. Mem ICY
van?
Mem, - mondta az asz-
SONY. - Aki az elobb festett,
az egy hideg langesz, aki nem
latja bennem az asszonyt, csak
modellt. Te mas vagy! Te egy
Zorro verii es szivii ferfi vagy.
Mikor lesz keszen a KEEP?
Harom nap mulva kesz
lesz.
- Jo, akkor takard lie.
A fest6 letakarta kepet. Az
asszony eddig meg nem volt ra-
birhat6, hogy remek kepet
megnezze. Kijelentette, hogy So
hasem fogja megnezni. Mem er-
dekli. Ot csak Kozar erdekli,
mem a festo, hanem ez a condor
haju, sep flu.
Csoda1atos vagy!
Szeretlek, - mondta az asz-
SONY. S aztan tilt az arckepehez.
Es az arckepfest6 piktortol mem
felt. Fecsegett, kacagott, trefalt
mig a mivesz festett es mikor We
ge volt az iilesnek, osszecsokolta
festot Is gyonyorkodve nezte
kesziil6 arckepet. Kes6bb felke-
rekedett, mint a tavaszi szel es
t0merdek bucsucsok kozt elhagy-
ia a miitermet. S mint tavaszi
szell6k utan a viragillat, ugy
maradt oft a miiteremben utana
a finom parfiim szaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-17

oft kunn az el6szobaban. Lassa,
milyen jo lany vagyok en-, meg
kerestem a cimet es feljottem.
De Suzan kisasszonnyal jottem,
es mem vetettem az iilem ellen
kulonben is miives zeket szabad
latogatni, langesz temple
maban, - tette hozza hamis pa
tosszal. = Nit izen haza? Xii
lonben en- t6lem ugysem izenne
csak valami sablont, ennelfogva
elviszem az otthonvaloknak az
on s,zives kosz0nteset. No listen
aldja.
Es kezetrazott a festovel. De
menetkozben megint megallt a
KEEP el6tt es gyonyorkodve nezte
= 1gazan, pompas egy KEEP!
Micsoda remek termeti holgy.
Ez fizetett model, ugy-e? =
fordult Gy6z6hoz.
+. - Hat marka egy ules, -
hazudott Gyozo kelletlenul.
Abban a percben Fanika be-
suhant az alvofulkebe es szembe-
nezett teljesen ruhatlanul allo
Gersternevel. aki diihosen, vii
lamlo szemekkel merte vegig a
tolakodot.
- Bocsasson meg, - mondta
nemetul Fanika, de kisse meg
zavarodva, AIT akartam meg.
nezni, hogy model van-e olyan
sep, mint testimony. Sokkal
szebb. tette hozza a lany
kisse gunyosan, a nyugalmat
visszanyerve.
Mines NIT megbocsatani,
- felelt Gersterne szinten meme
til, eros bajor dialektusban. -
Engem a ferfiak is megnezhet-
mex, egy no annal inkabb. Abbo!
elek, hogy neznek.
Fanika koszont es kiment a
miiterembe, ahol a halalsappadt
Gy6zo ALT Is zavartan mosoly-
gott, amint a kijarat fele igyek-
vo leany mellett ment.
- Kis kivancsi. Neki mar
meg kellett nezni a modellemet
FAM a kilincsen tartotta a ke-
yet. 1gen komoly volt. Huvosen
szolt Kozarnak:
- Ilonka ait irta a multkor,
hogy magatol ritkan kap leve-
let mostanaban. Mar megma-
gyarazhatom neki ennek az okat.
- Mem ertem, mire celoz, =
mondta Kozar elpirulva, - ta-
Ian inert egy modellt talalt ma
lam a barono. Eek a mesterse-
gemhez tartoznak, .ezek a segit6-
tarsaim. Talan feltekennye akar-
ia tenni Ilonkat egy modellre -
kerdezte Kozar kesernyes mo-
sollyal.
- Az On modelljenek gyonyo-
Ri termete van Is megerdemel
gy ilesert hat markat. De mond-
ia meg neki kedves Kozar, hogy-
ha maskor a festohoz megy a
tisztelt model, hagyja otthon a
hatezer markas brillians figg6-
JET. listen aldja meg baratom
Kinyitotta az ajtot es oda-
szolt a ven francia kisasszony-
max, aki az eloszoba tulipanos
locajan tilt.
Mehetiink madmoazel, en-
elvegeztem a dolgom.
Lesiettek a lepcs6n, megsem-
misiilve hagyva oft sappadt
festot.
kozar bement a miiterembe Is
egy szekre rogyott. Gersterne el6
jott fiilkeb6l, de nem oltozott
fel, hanem egy feher leplet maga
kore csavarva a hencserre tilt es
megfogva festo kezet, maga
melle vonta.
Latta, hogy ez szeleburdi,
tolakodo n6 fest6jenek igen
nagy kellemetlenseget mondha-
tott, hogy ICY lie van verve. Ma
gahoz vonta a fest6 fejet Is
gyongeden, anyailag kerdezte:
Ki volt az - czo,,oko1o~ ~ac
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SOVIET is LEADING
WORLD WITH STAGE

PARIS Oct. 1S.-UP).-In
contrast to its decline in other
parts of the world, the theater
rapidly is progressing as an in
stitution in Soviet Russia, accord
ing to Comoedia. French daily
newspaper devoted to drama and
the arts. 49,.
In a front page article, Paul
Gsell, dramatist and critic, who
went to Russia to make a special
survey of the legitimate stage
there, declared, that other ma
tons have much to learn from
Soviet producers, authors, direc-
tors and actors.
NJ. Gsell said that he was sur
prised to find such gorgeous set
tings and costumes at Moscow,
indicating that the Soviet gov
eminent is expanding large sums
to subsidize the advancement of
modern drama.
Particularly was NJ. Gasell inn
pressed by the cooperative acting
of all members of the cast, from
unimpOrtant supernur- ?raries to
the stars. He said that even in
mob scenes when the mob was
merely a background for some
body else's acting, he never once
caught a single person mapping
on the stage.
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State Expected
To Send z New
Men To Congress
Repealists to Take Often
sive in Sales Tax Fight
In January

RALEIGH. N. c., Oct. 49,
CUF)-North Carolina. normally
Democratic, undoubtedly will stav
that way in the main with the fall
election less than a month in the
offing.
The Republicans will shoot at
the New Deal" With equal vigor
Democratic speakers and office
seekers will defend it.
Out of the eleven Democratic
candidates for congress, two are
unopposed. They are: John II.
Kerr, of the second district. spon-
sor of the Kerr Tobacco Control
bill, and Frank H. Hancock, Jr.,
of Oxford, who starred in his sup
port of bill to take the ban off
birth control literature.
WARREN UP
Lindsay Warren. of Washing
ton. who vigorously opposed ne
2roes eating in the House restau-
rant ct Washington, is up for re-
election. He represents the first
district and is opposed by R. Clar-
ence Dozier, Republican, of South
Mills.
R. l.. Doughton, of Laurel
Springs, is seeking reelection to
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OCTOBER SUNDAY DINNER
MENUS---RECIIFPES PROVIDED

Peel the oranges, and remove
the White pulpy skin, fihc5 and
seeds; cut in cubes; prepare the
cranes by sIic;ng in half. and re,
moving seeds; peel the pears and
cut IN sma)l cubes: mix ell and
lei chill in the refrigerator. tnen
I'D sliced bannnas. and serve IN
s.smwed cocktail glasses.
SWEET POTATO CHCQU"f les
Foil md r,ash sufficient wet
rosatocs To- maE2 two cup. 'e2t
..fth them Will 10. oDC-fo""th
run rof mix. enc teasNo1n S-'~ar.
one tablespoon r,cltei butter. one
Well tcqtcr ego, salt I'D rHnr2r
20 t2,.c. Let cool sufficiently to
handle. then shar2 'n,o GRO
nrct,o.:. Roll in fIo"r. th"n heat
en- cgo. thew c~ncler ryu1Nhe. md
f.- IN deep. hot ct until LIGHT
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brown. Drain on paper towel
mo, on a pan in the open oven.
SUITED SLICED HAM
Two slices of ham, each cut
one and one-half inches thick;
bread crumb stuffing, about one
cup, seasoned with onion; one
cup milk. If the ham is very
drv and salty soak for an hour.
Make the crumb stuffin@ as for
turkey or any roast, and put a
thick LAYER on one slice; lav the
other slice of ham on top and
fasten the two together with
wooden skewers or toothplcks.
Place in a baking dish; pou" in
the milk, enough to cover the
bottom Ct the dish. and bake for
two hours. gently. in a slow oven;
turning the ham at the end OF
an hour. and adding more hot
mix as the first cooks away.
When the ham is nicely brown
ed and cooked through, lift oit
with two cake Turner's onto q not
platter; remove skewels; thicken
the gravy with flour, season with
little orange Juice, sugar ana
pepper. and pour over the nam.
WHOLE WHEAT BISCUIT
Three cups whole wheat flour;
four teaspoons baking powder;
one teaspoon salt; one teaspoon
sugar; one-fourth cup shortening;
one cup milk. Sift the flour with
the baking powder, and put back
in the sifted mixture the bran
which has been caught in the
sieve. Rub in the shortening, and
mix with the milk. Roll out, cut
with small cutter, brush tops
with melted shortening, and bake
Is minutes in hot oven. AS
good or better the second day,
reheated.
GINGERBREAD
One-half cup shortening; one
third cup sugar; one cup New Or
leans molasses; one teaspoon GIN
ger: one-fOurth teaspoon salt;
! one well beaten egg; one tea
spoon soda dissolved in one cup
hot water; two cups flour; whip
ped cream.
Blend the shortening and
sugar, add molasses, and ginger,
salt and flour sifted together.
Add beaten egg and the soda dis
solved in the hot water. Mix
thoroughly. Pour into a pan rub
/ bed we'll with shortening. Cut in
squares, and top each with whip
ped cream.
( SPINACH MOLD
Two quarts spinach; two table
spoons butter; salt and pepper;
tablespoon lemon juice. Wash the
spinach through several watres,
then cook for 20 minutes in
very little slightly sailed water.
Turn into a colander and press
out as much water as possible.
Chop fine, drain, put into a dOu-
bic boiler with the butter and
seasonings and lemon juice.
Make hot, then press in an earth
enware mold, and set awav until
wanted. Half an hour before
serving. set the mold in a pan of
hot water, and heat in the oven
until the spinach is hot all throu.
Turn out on hot platter and
garnish with sliced hard cooked
egg.
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The menu given below is plan
nod for an October Sunday; the
recipes , are given also, and they
d are selected for their timelines5
in relation TO market s2eeialtleS.
Fresh Fruit Cocktail
Stuffed Sliced Ham
Sweet Potato CroouetteS
Spinach Mold
Whole Wheat Biscuit, Butter
Mustard Pickle
Tomato and Cucumber NaIaa'
French Dressing
Gingerbread and Whipped
Cream
Coffee and Sweet Cider
To make a good fruj. cocktail
use fresh. ripe pears; chopped.
stoned dates: cub"i oranges;
sliced banana; seedlcss grapes or
tokays with seeds removed.
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Until it was adopted by the last
legislature, the fight was to keep
II off. In the next general assem-
hIv the offensive will be taken
hv those seeking. its repeal.
Whether the issue will change ma
terially the completion OF the
house and senate cannot be de-
termined with any degree of Ger
tainty. Republican membership IN
both branches was at its low eoo
in 1888.
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viii he Graham Barden, Of New
R p az They are from the fourth
a aI third districts respectively.
With no governor to elect, no
1rr;tai states senator TO choose
-, = "''> might be termed an off
v r,,., in North Carolina. However,
35 '"' question Of the states three
NOR cent general sales tax IS
spmouIdering throughout the state,
81 ,' Il has been for several years.
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the house on the Democratic tick
ct. He is chairman Of the ways
and means committee. He repre-
scnts the tenth district, and his
Republican opponent is Joseph NJ.
Brevatt, of Jefferson.
There will be al least two new
members from North Carolina, if
the entire Democratic slate is APP
proved by the voters.
Harold d. Cooley, of Nashville,
will be one of these. The other
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:=zzzz!:
Associate Editors;

MRS MARION H. BLAKEhAN
MRS. RUTH CAMPBELL
MRS. EDNA +. CRAB NEE
MISS LOUISE DIXON
MISS EDNA NJ. FERGUSON
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QUALITY MEATS

BEEF ROAST (chuck), ID ------------
PORK BRAINS (strictly fresh), 2 lbs 70
HAMS (wf1oIe or half, 10 to IL ID avg
SPARE RIBS-1 Ii and l large can kRA
Evening star., 1934-09-13

furious light over selectipu Of execu-
tive committeeman from the eleventh
and twenty-seventh districts developed
with Gerald Mann. Dallas. and I'd
Downs finally elected BY vote Of the
convention.
Vice rresident John N. Garner
formally was approved - Democratic
national committeeman from Texas,
setting . precedent In that no Vice
President previously had held such
was elected chairman Of the state
Executive Committee, succeeding J.AK.
Brim, Sulphur Springs.
Evening star., 1934-09-13

State Democratic Convention Tues
day uprosriousiy acclaimed 3s-year.
old James v. Alfred -, the next Gov
ernor Of Texas, and adopted plat
form Of party principles. including In
dorsement Of the Roosevelt adminis-
tration.
Outstanding among platform planka
were those calling for submiHion Of
repeal Of State prohibition, tor repeal
Of the STATE law legalix1ng WAGERING
On horse racing and for resistance to
Federal control Of oil production.
Coasting along harmoniously until
near the end Of the convention. Q
Evening star., 1934-09-13

Of London, representing the British
Trades Union Congress, told the
Trades and Labor Congress Of Canada
at its convention yesterday.
The workers Of warning countries.
both victor and vanquished. suffer the
most from conflicts, he said.
Joseph p. McCurdy Of Baltimore.
fraternal delegate from the American
Federation Of Labor. told the conven-
tion that the wave Of strikes in the
United States Is due to the deliberate
efforts Of employers to evade the labor
provisions Of the national recovery act.
Evening star., 1934-09-13

ysar-old planter Of near Dublin, Miss
was fresd about an hour hter when
the speeding car was intercepted By
. posse . few miles south Of Clarks-
VILE.
The kidnapers abandoned the ma
chine and ned at the approach Of the
ofIicers, heading for . wooded section
Just south Of this delta city.
w. T. Gray. deputy sheriff. said
he Understood the kidnapers were
white men with burnt cork on their
faces. although he added there was
some possibility they were colored
men.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
BIG BEN CLEANED UP.

LONDON. september II Cr.-Bis
Ben has had his faces wasl1ed and N
dolled up Fith crimson paint md
bright gold.
A drah and gloomy landmark when
it was put IN spiints for ovsrhaul-
ing. Big Ben reappcsred IN the Same
giittering nnery e. it did In the early
sos,
The gold b real gold, too, applied
In the form Of the thinnest of sold
Evening star., 1934-09-13
Floor Coverings

I3s) American Oriental Rugs,
27x54-inch size. Ir- % Ar
regulars of 1896 grade YZ.7O
"a Administer Rugs Go
1lNxls IT. Was $685.. DOT
% Axminster Rugs,tlI cn
4hxs It. Were sat I0.OV
(2) wilton Rugs, sxl2 IT. t9o
Were $50 ............ POO
(s) Administer Rugs; &oo
okla It. Were $54.5o... POO
(D Administer rugs COR
s14xloh It. Were $780,. 9ZO
(65 yds.) 27-in. Plain Velvet
Carpet; regularly $i.5o Clio
and $1.s5 yd........ YuslO
(275 yds.) 2-yard-wide Felt Base
cut lengths 8 to 20 yards.
Regularly SOC square 90
yard ................. 0IS
(12) Grass and Fiber Rugs or
An-Fiber Rugs, 9xl2 DO or
It. Were $le.s5 49,. Y7.7o
(7l) Felt Fabric Rugs, 27x4s
ins. Irregulars Of Toe 90
gr9oe - ~
(5) Armstrong Rugs, 11Hx15
It. Irregulars Of &l1 En
$3.50 grade ...... 9IZooV
(12) Felt Base Rugs, 3x9 It.
Irregulars Of $2.5o q En
grade .............. Yl ~
GoldenbeTg's-Second Floor.
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Mems Clothing /.

(1o) Mems Wool Suits; regular
sizes, one IS, two 80, three 10.
one a.; short sizes, one 35, one
36, two 20 and one e. 90
a. Were $l2.s5..... 9O.1O
~ Once Coat; size 81. co.
Was $3.50. 0IO
(5) Mems Hard Worsted Suits;
one a, two - Sims, one IS and
one a regular. GlA 20
Were $500. ....... 1sZ1
(s) Tropical Worsted Suits; two
size 81 and size SO reg d 90
lars. Were 410.00.... YOe 70
q pairs) Mems Trousers. oo>
Were $1.49............. OON
GA pairs) Mems
Trousers. Were $1.s5 a. 30
to $3.95 ............ Y1sSO
(56S pairs) Mems
TrouserA Were $3.95 69 90
to $5.95. 5............ YZe 10
(3) Dark Cotton Worsted Suits;
size a only. Were 81 o8
$9.75 ............... Vs"
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.