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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-03

Franks M. Ern8, Habodass Gustav,
Ivan Janosne, Matyasy IstvAn, MI
xich Gaspar, Pivarnyik MihAlyn4
Cchager Antal 4s Szuhy Albert 6s :
tisstikar. Nagybizottsagi tagok:
Danish J6zsef, Bunczi Janos, ~.
P6ttagok: Franks M. Ern6 6s Szuhy
Albert. Delegatusok a Cosmo-
politan Demokrata Sz0vetsegbe: Da.
nish JOSEF, DR.. Schager Jen6, Bun
csi Janos, if6., Matyasy Istvan 70
Franks M. Ern6.
Gytileseit tartja minden h6 4lk
pentek estejen 7:30-kor a hivatalos
lapban ielzett helyen. - Hivatalos
lap az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-03
VERHOVAY SEGELY EGYLET
26-lK FIokJA

Alakuit 1904 junius 1o-en, Sharon, Pa.
Eln0k Sveighart Istvan. Titkar Ne
mes JOSEF, cine 8S6 Stambaugh
Ave, Sharon, Pa, kihez az egyletet
erdekl6 levelek kdldend6k, telefon
556-W. Penztaros Hauzli Pal. Penz-
tari ellen6r Szelencsik JOSEF. Beteg-
latogat6 Meszaros Mihaly. Gyileseit
tartja minden h6 masodik vasarnap-
jan a Farrell-i Magyar Rom. Kath
templom alatti helyisegben, d6lutan
2 6rakor. Hivatalos orvos DR.. Irving
Rosenberg, Ekker Bldg, State Street,
Sharon. Pa. Hivatalos lap Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-03
YOUNGSTOWN-I (vARODsy
MAGYAR POlGARl kOR

Alakuit 1924 evi Augustus 26-&n
Ein6k Nemenyi Mikl6s Erno. Alea
n0k Hajdu Janos. Titkar Mixich Gar
par (411 Pasadena Ave. kihez q Hort
erdekl6 levelek ktildend5k). P6nxtAr.
uok Kaluczky JAnos. Bizottsagi ta,
gok: Szluha Ferenc. Danish J6ssef
es Brogli Ferenc. Nagybizotts&gi ta-
gok: Hajdu Janos 4s Mixich GAspAF.
P6ttag Bodzas T4nos. - Gy0l4seit
tartja mfnden h6 utols6 heteben q
SIT. Istvan Otthonban. Hivatalos lap:
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-03
PRo.huNcARiA
MAGYAR N0K vILAcszovETs

MAGYAR N0K vlLAGSZovETeE-
cENEK YOUNGSTOWN oszTLvA
Eln0k Ozv. Mih6k SAndorne Alel
n0k Ozv. Vikete J6zsefne. Jegyz6
titkar Csete Sandorne, 258 Emerald
8 rect, kihez az egyletet erdekb le-
velek kiildend6k. P@nztarnok Kev&cs
Miklosne. Ellen6r0k: Gy6mbAr ID
zsefne es Palinszky Janosne. Wagon
gondnok Orosz Ferencn4. Vigalmi bt
zottsagi eln0k Lengyel C. LajosnA
Bizottsagi tagok: 10th AndrasnA.
Piszkor Janosne, M0rnik viktorn6.
Hodory Sandorne, Boncz Janosn6. Fe-
renczy Istvann6, Csom6 Menyh6rtn4
Gujt Ferencne, Mezei Janosn6, Bella
Imr6ne. Nagybizottsagi tagok: Ozv
Mihok Sandorne. este SandornA Pot.
tag Horvath Antalne. - A ProHun-
garia gyileseit tartja minden h6 els6
hetf6jen a West Sidei Magyar Ott-
honban. Hivatalos lap Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-03
MAHONlNG MEGYEI
MAGYAR DEMOkRATA kOR
AIakult 1881 November 28-Sn

Youngstown Is k0rnyeke egyedlIl
Magyar Demokrata szervezete
TisZteletbeli eln0k DR.. Laurisin
Jen6. Eln0k Danish. J6zsf. Aleln0k ca
a vegrehajto bizottsag eln0ke Balaskd
Gy0rgy. Aleln0k es az ifjuasgi osz
tally vezet6je DR.. Schager Jen6. Jegy.
20 III. Buncsi Japos. Penztarnok
Gagyi Janos. Ellen0rok: Horvath
Vilmos es Csom6 Menyhert. Haz
bizottsag: Bouckey Karoly es' Szabd
Ferenc. Laptud6sit6 Franks M. Emo
A vegrehajt6 bizottsag tagjai: Ba'
iask6 Gy0rgy eln0k, Borbely Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-03

Ein6k Nemenyi Mikl6s Ern8. Els6
aleln0k Habodasz Gustav. Masodfk
aleln0k Balask6 Gy0rgy. Ttkar CO
Der Janos, 1706 Oak Street, akihez
minden level kildend6. Penztarnok
Mixich GAspar. Ellen6r0k: Brogly
Ferenc, Lengyel Peter, Lovas Lajos,
Hudak Peter. Hivata1os lap az Ame-
rikai Magyar Hirlap. Gyiil6seinek
idej6t es heiyet hivatalos lap
k6zii
A Nagybizottsagnak tagja lehet
minden Youngstown 4s k6rnyeki ma
gyar egyhaz vagy egylet. Celia az
5sszmagyarsag erdekeit szolgalni,
k6pviselni 6s megvedeni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-03
WEST SlDEI
MAGYAR POLGARl KOR

Eln0k Lengyel Peter. Aleln0k Ko-
vacs Mikl6s. Titkar, akihez minden
level kiildendo: Lengyel C. Lajos, 376
Scott St., telefon 3SO14. Penztarnok
Id. Molnar Istvan. Ellen6r6k. Id
Orosz Ferenc Is Mezey JAnos. Macy
bizottsagi tagok: Brogli Ferenc es
Lengyel c. Lajos. Pottagok: Orosz
Ferencne es Lengyel c. Lajosne. HI
vatalos lap az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
Gyuleseit tartja West Sidei Ma
gyar Hazban. A hivatalos lap jelzi az
id6t es napot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-03
A NEW 6RUNSWIcKt !. MAGYAR
SIT. IMRE HERCEG FERFl Ee
MOI BS. ES TEMETk. EGrEET

SIT. IMRE HERcEG FERFl Ee
MOI BS. Is TEMETk. EGyEET
Dix OSZTALYA, YOUNGSTOWN. q
Gyuleseit tartja minden hoEap 2-ih
vasarnapjan q Scent IstvAn Otthon-
ban.
Elnok Gy6ri Mihaly, 75 Bright Ave
Campbell, Ohio. Jegyz6 poncz JAnos
15S Hartford Ave, Youngstown Ohio
Penztarnok Sschmidt Istvan, 881
Rose Street Levelez6 titkar es p6n2
tari ellen6r Hauzer F1'6p. Its So
Forest Ave. telefon 1858. Betegl&to
gatok a West Sideon Honez Janos;
Campbellben Gy0ri MihAly. Zaszl6l
viv6k: Balla Sander es Pejk6 Vince
Nagybizottsagi tagok eln0k0n 4s le
velez6 titkaron kiviil Smith IetvAn.
Egyieti orvos Dr. Elder Jen6. col
Steel Street. Betegseg jelenthee0 ~
eln0k, jegyz6 es titkarnal fend ct
meken. - Hivatalos lap az Amerika
Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-03

NVAA AC1ACL UlAO1IyOo uO1SO-
kat Nasal megokolni, mint
hogy lelki vagy szellemi beteg-
seq 0nt0tt el benniinket, xii
l0nben erthetetlenek lennenek
azok tiinetek, amelyek mu-
tatkoznak k0z0ttiink.
A napokban ket 0kolvivo
birk6zott egy1nassal.
Es ebben az orszagban st.
t6l-tiz millio dollart k0lt0ttek
ere az egyetlen birkozasra
idaig.
Belepti dijakban kozel mas
fel milliot fizettek. UtazAsi
k0ltsegekben es egyeb new
york; k0ltsegekben ket milliot
leadtak.
Radio broad-castert szazez-
reket k0lt0ttek s felbecsulhe-
tetlen az az 0sszeg, amt az
ujsagok siirg0ny0kre 4forditot-
tax. Milliokra rug azutan az
a k0ltseg, ami a lapokban a
nagy ok0lvivasnak szentelt
hely felemesztett.
AIT is erdemes meggondolni,
hogy xix siettek az orszag
minden reszeb6l New Yorkba,
hogy a verekedest megnez-
EEK.
Macy" uzletemberek, akik
magukat "az ipar kapita-
nyai"-nak szeretik nevezni,
reszyenytarsasagi eln0k0k,
igazgatok, uzletvezet6k ezer
mertf0ldeket utaztak, nehogy
a verekedest elkessek.
A radio mellett "muvelt"
uri h0lgyek szorongtak, az uj-
sagokat az emberek egymas
kezeb6l kapkodtak.
Mert ket ember bokszolt
egymassal.
E sorok iroja mem szivesen
vallalkozik a "killjoy" SEE
repre-.
Vegre ha a nepnek, a h0l-
gyeknek es az uraknak mu-
latni van kedvik, nem irigyli
t6lik a szep sportot.
De mikor lit az emberek
milli6i csak eppen hogy chen
fel mem fordulnak, mikor az
Greg polgartarsak szazezrei
6rjit0 ketsegbeesessel bamul-
max a jovd felelmetes bizony-
talansagaba, mikor a serdll6
ifjak szazezrei csavarognak
otthontalanul az utszelen, mi
kor a gyermekek millioi sat-
nyulnak el kell6 taplalek hia-
nyaban csak egy beteg tarsa-
dalom csak egy morals zil-
lesben fetreng6 nep kolthet
megszamlalhatatlan milliokat,
hogy az 0k0lvivasban gy0-
nyork0djek.
K0zhely ma mar az elpusz-
tult romai civilizaciora hivat-
kozni, k0zhely ma mar emile
keztetni a vilagot, hogy mikor
Roma nagysaga a felh6ket
verte, beliilr6l rohadt sect el6-
szor es a nepet kenyerrel meg
cirkusszal lattak ell, hogy a jo-
gos forradalmat halasszak.
A rornai kenyur 0sszehordta
a vilag minden reszeb6l a rab-
szolgakat, hogy azokkal dol
goztasson, S k0zben Roma sza-
bad polgara lenyomorodott,
ugy hogy ingyen tengerivel,
ingyen kenyerrel kellett ell
latni.
Kozben a rabszolgakbol es a
szolgasagba vetett nemzetek-
boil kirabolt gazdagsaggal a
fenylzes pompas palotakat
epitett maganak, abban az
urak d0zs0ltek.
Raffinalt idegzetuk masban
mem tudott mar gy0ny0rk0d-
nj, mint a cirkuszban, ahol
gladiatorok egymast es vad-
allatokat marcangoltak S
ezekre a cirkuszokra a nepet
is beengedtek, amelyet in
cvyny, Lonxyoroy7 tartNttok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-03

MAGYAR ECYHAZAK ES EGf.
A YOUNGSTOWN Is kORNrEki
LETEK .NAGYBlZoTTsAGA
AlakuIt 1915-ben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-03
EGYLETI. kALAUZOK
AZ "Amerkai Magyar HirIap" aIsbb
ss k0r0knek hvatalos iapja

Hungarian journal official follow
ing Hungarian Churches, Societies and Clubs
, 1935-09-29
Surgery Less Dreaded
BY Ailing Patients

Editor, Journal OF the American Medical Association.
and Of Hygeia, the Health Magazine
The operating table today Ia much less dreaded by
persons suffering from serious ailments. because Of
the remarkable progress surgery has made In the
last quarter century. Extent OF this progress has just
been reviewed by Sir Cuthbert Wallace. consulting
surgeon to 81. Thomas hospital In England.
Twenty-Five years ago. Sir Cuthbert recalls, sur
geons wrote q great deal about results In operating
on ulcers OF the stomach end duodenum. Since then,
so much has been learned about the nature Of these
ulcers that surgeons advise their patients 10 try any
OF various medical treatments before undergoing
some Of the more difficult surgical operations.
In 1910 . great deal OF attention was paid to re-
placing organs within the abdomen that we're sup
posed to be loose or dropped. Today less Importance
Is attached to such loosenings or displacements.
$50
The most tremendous advancement has been the
growth Of orthopedic surgery. Formerly this type
of surgery confined itself 10 making q crooked child
straight and giving the child better use OF its limbs.
Since the World War. this type Of surgery has vast
ly increased its scope. including now the treatment
Of fractures, pains in the back. re-education. Of those
who have been injured. and particularly treatment OF
surgical tuberculosis. From IL has come mechanical
surgery. such as is involved In lengthening Of limbs,
grating OF bones. Strengthening OF spines. and similar
plastic operations.
The World War gave to the world the fuller devel-
opment OF plastic surgery. which involves the remak-
ing Of human tissues to create more normal appear
ances.
In 1909 surgeons were sim exceedingly careful about
invading the chest. Today surgeons invade the chest
with impunity and. as I have already pointed out in
these columns. have removed complete lungs because
Of the presence Of malignant grcwths.
The most interesting aspect Of modern surgery is
the new operations on the sympathetic nervous sys-
tenn. These operations are made for disturbances Of
heart. disturbances Of blood supply TO various parts
OF the body. and even for high blood pressure and sim
liar disorders.
Tremendous advances also have been made in an
esthesia during the last quarter century. When ether,
chloroform, and nitrous-oxide we're first announced,
they were welcomed as a tremendous boon 10 human
ity.
Yet today numerous anesthetics are valuable for
all sorts OF purposes. and the chief duty OF the ply
sician - elimination Of pain = Is now within reach Of
every competent surgeon.
, 1935-09-29

Federal receipts from liquor taxes have never been
as high as some ardent statisticians estimated they
would be. shortly before repeal They are. however.
higher than they were before prohibition except In
1918 and 1919, when exceptionally high wartime rates
we're In force.
Figures compiled by the National Industrial Con-
ference Board show that liquor taxes for the fiscal
year 1885 win net Uncle Sam all.000.OOo-as COM
pared with an annual yield Of between s2os. 100000 and
2s4OOo.00 for the period ~lslO-l0l7. The yield now
constitutes slightly less than Is per cent Of all in
ternal revenue taxes.
II the present tax rates stand. it Is probable that
returning prosperity and q Tightening up Of the cam
paign against bootleg liquor win raise the yield sub
s~tantially. In any case. the liquor tax seems to have
re-established itself as an important part Of gov
eminent income.
, 1935-09-29

In these days when SO much talk Is heard Of CO.
operation. it Il really refreshing to note q concrete
example Of what cooperation viii actually accom-
plish. and that right here in our midst.
This concrete example is to be found in the newly
built Stuart Place packing shed. located on West
jackson street. Harrington. Called the Stuart Place
shed because that citrus association, member Of the
Rio Grande Valley Citrus Exchange, did the original
financing. the plant Is used by the Santa Rosa. La
Feria, san Benito. Combes and Raymondvile asso-
Citations. al affiliated with the exchange.
A board Of directors. chosen from the membership
Of each individual association. handles the manage
ment Of the plant. and SO successful has been the
plan that at the end Of perhaps two more shipping
seasons. the plant win be free and clear Of all in
debtedness and belong to the individual members Of
the various associations.
Seldom indeed Is 1t possible to find real coopera-
tion existing between members Of one individual as
ISOLATION. and when cooperation such as exemplified
between the five associations using the Stuart Place
shed Is accomplished, the result is indeed worthy OF
note.
II there is no criticism that might Justly be aim
I'd at the cooperative associations Of the Valley. It
"a that they do not toot their own horn sufficiently.
or II they do toot 1t. they fail to strike the rigSt notes.
Accomplishments such as that Of the five way set
up operating this particular packing plant are
worthy Of notice. The members Of these organiza-
tons have every right to shout the praises of their
organizations to the skies. The reason Is there for
an enthusiasm that viii not only carry the present
organizations to q successful operation, but that
should also raise an enthusiasm among the indivi-
dual members that viii result In greatly increasing
che membership and scope Of activities Of both the
separate associations and the exchange parent body.
The example set Is well worthy Of emulation
, 1935-09-29

years hence. and before he is IS he hopes to hang out
his single On q doctor.
Kowaleskis schooling was interrupted in lsie by
the death OF his father. A few years ago he decided
that he wanted TO complete Il: 20 he went to Middle
town high school. pounding a beat from 9 p. m 70 .
q. IN. and getting along On five hours sleep. lie win
follow the same routine throughout his university
career.
A man with as much determination and ambition
as that ought to make quite a mark for himself In the
world before he is through. OF all the thousands OF
undergraduates IN America. Kowaleski must be just
about the most deserving Of q lucky break.
, 1935-09-29
Good Reading, Anyway

Knowing him as we do. we seriously doubt that
n. b. Creager. Republican national committeeman
from Texas and our fellow townsman. really meant
what he said when he predicted an overwhelming
Republican victory in 1886. p~redicated upon coalitions
of Constitutional" Democrats and Republicans in
many states. among them Texas.
Texas may have slipped from the ranks Of Demo-
eracy in 1928, but those OF US who know our Texas
know that considerations other than purely political
were responsible.
The Democrats may count on Texas in 1886 and
An the years to come.
, 1935-09-29
News
Behind the


- - --
Capital and world gossip events
and personalities In and cut CA
the newB. written BY q group OF
fearless and Informed newspaper
men Of Washington and New fork
Thia column Ia published by The
Herald IN a news feature Opinions
expi essed are these Of the writer's a.
individuals and should MOI 90 In
terpreted nB reflecting tho editorial
policy OF this newspaper.
, 1935-09-29
BarbS

Chicago housewives ask president
whether breathing spell" applies
to food. still, they aren't really
compelled TO buy limburger.
whisky drinkers declining" says
news headline. We thought very
few Of them did.
To crash the rotogravure Sec
tons, q man has to have six fig
ures; q woman, u good one.
Ethiopian women are being arm
ed for war. So as not to ~aggravate
the horror OF the next war. liz Is
hoped Halle Selassie does not w
them out with umbrellas.
This II the time OF year football
coaches are looking over their raw
material. and head cheerleaders
their raw raw material.
Another brother OF the bachelor
Prince OF Wales to wed. About the
only way a woman could get Wales
to fall for her would be to get him
ON K horse.
Noting a reference to seven lea
que boots. it seems 10 LIS that
Geneva statesmen have made more
than that.
"A film magnate admits he makes
more money than n banker. but
, 1935-09-29

are assigned to that court. De-
mands for breaking off relations
with Soviet Russia win be ignored
it's a serious and highly "unfriend-
ly act. Gen. MacArthur's plan
for a completely mechanical army
Is regarded as an ideal rather than
a practical matter-it would coSr
too much.
, 1935-09-29

their own behalf or against alien
interests. IT consists OF thousands
Of local and federal officials scat
tered throughout the land and OF
beneficiarleS OF farm payments.
Whenever Washington wants =
blast from the farm belt 1t simply
sends a message by wire or letter
or phone 10 organizers anu agents
in the field. Overnight the response
pourS In as ordered. The boys have
used IL several times, but the most
illustrious victim was Daniel Roper.
When the cabinet member seemed
10 listen alphabetically 10 tex
Tiers suggestions that the process
ing tax be condemned in the cab
met committee report, he was
Swamped with protests. He rubbed
his chin and allowed he never knew
the tax was SO popular. The final
report praised 1t fulSOmely.
The farmers have learned a les
son from this kind Of regimenta-
ton. They have always known that
washington responds most speedily
to threats. Now they know how TO
organize and whereas. They are
simply initiating the A-F. OF T.. the
American Legion, Associated Gas q
Electric, Father C0ughlin, the tariff
lobby and other special pleaders.
They've joined the literary society
late but they've caught on to all
the tricks.
Ability Some administrationites
are passing out word that President
! Roosevelt may spring q surprise In
filling the existing vacancy on the
SEC.
They whisper that MI. Roosevelt
may turn to the ranks OF private
utilities for a man TO administer
the holding company bill. He has
| already named j. I'd. Ross, noted
advocate Of public ownership, 70
the commission. But White Housers
are pointing out that he Is simply
q technical operating expert. and
that an executive with administra-
tive and financial experience may
be needed TO handle the delicate
task OF splitting I'D the holding
empire.
Two names have been mentioned
-ex-President Henry I. Hartman
and Wendell Willkie OF Common
wealth a. Southern. There may be
q catch IN It, the idea being to make
the offer without expecting it TO be
accepted. Then Mr.. Roosevelt would
put the utilities In the position OF
refusing to cooperate. But Mr..
Willkie would fool him III ana
when -. He has told friends that
he viii accept If the offer IS thrown
his way. Joe" Kennedy did ana
emerged with flying colors.
Notes New Dealers say they
don't attach much importance ~
any criticisms that Gen. Huey
Johnson may utter-but Of course
they'll listen In. Harold Stephens.
elevated from the department or
justice to the court OF appeals. p.
q. Is rustling the dry leaves. re-
| uuestinR extra law clerks. lncreas-
ing the library, etc. Maybe getting
ready for labor cases. which Nv law
, 1935-09-29
On the College Beat

The most interesting college student In America
this fall would seem to be Theodore Kowaleski OF
Middletown, Conn. Kowalesk rs 80 years old, q pa
trolman on the Middletown police force: but he has
lust entered Wesleyan University to take a pre-med-
zeal course, he plans to go to medical college four
, 1935-09-29

w WW $500
"Maude and Oracle Louise have
10 he af school nv $50. and I've
not t0 be here even earlier. That
means the girl and ! have to gel
up af 9 every morning"
MIRA Jones further explained. II
send all the clothes 10 the vet
wash and the girls expected 40
iron them I'VE got a good mangle
in the basement Ever run one"
Ruth said proudly. -Once ~ dem
onstrator IN q department store VET
me try one. iust for fun got
along vary well with iL rd need
70 practice q little with your ma
chine. Of course"
Thus q the patient custom
er's head. Ruth was hired as house
keeper-maid ny Mrs Jones and
urged Go report Tor duty at once
MIRA Segwick agreed 70 take Ruth
to the Jones home. show her her
room and install her there before
the children should arrive home
from school.
I'D nth found that the ordeal OF
- meeting Maude and Oracle
Louise was u trivial one The chill
dren were 90 accustomed 70 the
coming and goine Of housekeepers
that when they arrived home 90
find a perfectly strange young
woman baking cookies for them
they took n as a matter on course
I'm Miss Woodson.- Ruth told
them I've come 70 keep house
for you Your mother told me tn
ask you " you'd rather have white
bread or brown for supper"
white" they replied I'm concert
After staring nc Ruth boldly for q
few moments they went M 20 the
small rear room OF the box-llke No.
tie house 70 inspect her possessions
No doubt the meagerness Of Ruth's
wardrobe caused them 60 lose in-
terest IN her. for they soon went
out 20 play with neighbor children
next door. not even botherinE &c
ask the questions Ruth had
dreaded.
When she called them An % Eet
ready for supper she asked. DO
you drink plain milk or do you
have cocoa In the EVENING""
Neither one answered Oracle
Louise. the elder. Tea
That's u lie stated Maude
Were supposed TO have milk.
Their voices rose 20 q shrill Gre
scendo on argument which Ruth AID
terrupted TO call them 70 supper
when they SAT down AZ the table
she noticed that they slumped un-
tidily and spilled their water az
they drank
Ruth said. feeling her new. re-
sponsibilities keenly. I'D like you
10 sft straight as I'm doing First
unfold your napkin this way. dc
you sect Then break your bread
before you butter A. Your mother
asked me TO I've careful about your
. manners.~
ION. rats!r remarked Oracle
Louise rudely. Ruth saw that she
, was wearing lipstick. II came Oh
on her napkin. along with che but
, ter on her bread. Ruth. remember
, ing Oracle Louise's IL tender
wears was a little Mortified Ehf
|. asked mildly. Does your mother
know you year lipstick. dear7"
Sure" replied Oracle Louise
y That's q lie." said Maude-
Ruth sighed and fell silent Sh'
\ was humbly grateful Tor this work
! this shelter which had 50 unexpect
edly fallen TO her lot But sh'
\ knew there was dizziness and un
\ congeniality and loneliness ahead
q Ito BE C~onfinuedl