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Evening star., 1935-03-28
AUTOIST CRASHES
ELECTRIC EXPRESS
Springfield, Md, Man May Live
After Early-Morning
Accident.
By stafE CORRESPONDENT of The Star.

By Stan correspondent OF The Star.
GLENN DALE. Md, March 28-Page
A. De Priest, %, of Springfield, Md,
today achieved the distinction" Of
being the first man to collide with one
of the Pennsylvania Railroads new
electric trains in this vicinity, and
may live to tell the tale.
Driving alone in his automobile,
De Priest is said by police to have
hit the side of one of the electric
express trains here about 2 o'clock
this morning.
The impact tossed his car between
the railroad tracks and aroused H. A.
Chisholm, local storekeeper. He
found that the train. whose engineer
apparently did not know it had been
hit. failed to stop.
With the aid of r. w. Suman. an
other local storekeeper. Chisholm
helped De Priest from the wreckage
and placed him in the Glenn Dale
rescue squads ambulance, which took
him to Casualty Hospital, Washing
ton
De Priest was found to have a brok-
en- right arm and head injuries. His
condition this morning was called
Undetermined.
Because the wrecked car was
squarely between the tracks, Chisholm
and Suman stopped approaching
trains and, with the aid of the Glenn
Dale fire truck, pulled it to the sta
ton platform.
Evening star., 1935-03-28

of artillery horses from those that
are too old for further service in the
Army.
II believe, also If artillery horses
could read letters and talk, all those
that have grown too old for further
duty in their country's service would
be asking for the privilege of working
for you and Roger. They would be
happy to serve you as faithfully as
their age and strength permitted in
return for the good home and the
kindness know you two would give
them"
Then Gen. Birnie explained that
regulation forbade the giving away
of the horses.
Reno" and Judge" will be de-
livered to the boys in time for the
Spring plowing and present indica-
tions are that a set of new harness
also will 90 along with them. The
horses were bought with fund which
cost the personnel of the Field Ar
tillery only 8 cents each.
Since the Army officer and en-
listed personnel are not allowed to
bid on such stock PUT up at auction.
Col. Robert r. Mccormack. an ar
tilleryman of World War days, bid
them in as their representative.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
CONSUMER INJURY
BYN.R.A. ADMITTED
Spokesman Claims, How
ever, That Users Benefited
by Codes at First. !
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The first consumer spokesman to
appear in the Senate investigation OF
N. r. A. testified today the recovery
unit at first was definitely beneficial
to consumers, but that some of the
recent results had been detrimental.
This view was expressed by Thomas
G. Blaisdell. former executive director
of the N. r. A. Consumers Advisory
Board and now director of the Con-
sumers' Division of the National Emer-
gency Council.
Blaisdell told the Senate Finance
Committee, however, that return to
the competitive conditions of 1929
would be undesirable.
Regulation Held Desirable.
He said that even from the consum-
ers' standpoint the regulation Of wages
and hours was socially desirable" !"
There was considerable evidence, he
added, that it brought increased pro-
duction without increasing costs in
some cases.
3. Earlier, M. D. Vincent, deputy ad-
fninistrator in charge of the mems
clothing code, testified this agreement
had brought distinct improvement
in conditions in the industry"
Blaisdell was asked by Senator
Hastings, Republican, of Delaware,
whether N. r. A. had been ito the
best interests of consumers or against
their best interests"
Claims Early Benefits.
SIT seems to me-" he replied, speak
ing carefully, that during an earlier
period when the Presidents re-
employment agreement was in effect,
the consumers were not harmed. in
fact. they were definitely benefited"
During that period, he said, there
was a definite increase in employment
and production.
The second period, which was one
of codification. Blaisdell said, was fol-
lowed by third, in which there were
"some restrictive provisions in which
some OF the effect had been detri-
mental TO consumers"
AS the session ended, Senator King
Democrat, of Utah, announced that
William Green, president of the Amer
ican Federation Of Labor, would testify
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
MRS. @. B. NEWMAN DIES
Wife of Retired Coast Guard
officer Once Lived Here.

Mrs. Quincy B. Newman, wife of
Capt. Newman, United States Coast
Guard, retired, died Tuesday at their
home in Gadsden, Ala. Mrs. Newman
had lived here from 1919 to 1927,
when Capt. Newman was engineer in
chief of the Coast Guard Service. A
member of the Washington Club, she
was honorary vice president of the
League of Coast Guard Women.
The daughter of the late Judge
Harwell T. Davis and Mrs. Davis, she
was born in ThomaSville, Ala. Besides
her husband, Mrs. Newman is sur
vived by her mother, two sisters and
two brothers.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
SMALL THEFT COSTLY

ATLANTA, March % (P.-Vernon
Revelle, 56-year-old colored man, must
serve sentence of four to six years
for stealing cake of soap. scrubbing
brush and a can of sardines.
The man pleaded guilty to a charge
of burglary yesterday. He told the
Judge he formerly lived in the house
he entered and went into 1t again
through an error.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
SYKES RITES TOMORROW
Funeral at Hines Parlors to Be
Followed by Norfolk Burial.

Funeral services for Rueben j.
Sykes, a carpenter here for 40 years,
will be held in the F. H Hines funeral
parlor tomorrow at 3 pm. He died
Tuesday after a long illness.
Rev. Charles E. Warner, rector of
Mount st. Alban, will off1ciate at the
funeral services, and burial will be
in Norfolk, Mr.. Sykes birthplace. He
is survived by eight children.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17
Jak Sc mali pFipravovati
morske rvbv.

Proti morskym rybam jest
obycejne predpojatost, nebot
Sc Jim vytyka zvlastnf morsky
zapach. Tohoto zapachu je
snadno zbav1me, vloz1me-li je
den pred 1pravou do dostatec-
ne velke missy, naplnene slanou
vodou. Tim zGstanou nejen
cerstva, ale i mnohem lepe
chutnajl, protoze sill sc do ma
sd vtahne. Kupujeme radeji
kousky z vetsfch ryb, nebot je-
Jich maso je dobre vyzrale.
Dals1 1prava je rGzna a znama
Meme znamo jest, re Sc mali ry-
by dostatecne dlouho vaTiti ne
DO smaziti. TTebaze jest ryba
brzy mekka, nenf tim jeste rece
no, re jest dostatecne uvarena.
Pecene nebo smazene ryby ne
chame jeste asi Is minut staff
ma horkem mfste, cfmz zfskajf
nejen ma chuti, ale i stravitel-
nosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17
Syn zabiI otce.

Ma cetnicke stanici We Vese-
Ii ma Morave 21lety zam6stna-
nee firmy Reichsfeld Antonin
Kozumpl1k re Zarazic u Vesell
udal, re pred chv1l1 zabil otce
Jir1ho Kozumpl1ka, 5Oleteho
zamestnance vytopny ma ma
draz1 We Veself ma Morave.
Cetn1ci v Kozumpl1kove dome
nasli skutecne mrtv6ho Jif1ho
Kozumpl1ka S rozbitou hlavou.
Rano pfisel Jifi Kozumpllk re
sluzby v islne podnapilem sta
WI a vyhrozoval zen6 a detem,
jake vzdycky, kdyz prisel do
mG opily, re je must zablt. Pr
tom Sc choval tax nebezpecne,
re n~ezbyvalo rodine nez hledat
bezpecnost u sousedG. Kdyz
zena S detmi utekla, odebral Sc
i JiT1 Kozumpl1k znovu do hos
tince, kde popfjel asi do tfet1
hodiny odpoledn1, kdy Sc zno-
WI vracel s velkym ramusem
DON'T. Sotva vstoupil do svet-
nice, jiz zacal Ease rodine ne
bezpecne vyhrozovati, take
nezbyvalo matce a d6tem, nez
opet uteci k sousedovi. Donna
zGstal jenom Jirf Kozumpl1k
Sc svym synem 21letym Anto-
ninem. Syn ujal Sc rodiny,
matky a mlad5ich det1 a velmi
rozhodne Sc proti otcovym hru-
vyrokGm ohrazoval. Opt
II 81 nenechal cd syna mic W.
tykati a pax nastala mezi ODE
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17

ma osudna hadka, ktera skon-
ella otcovrazdou. Pc vrazde O.
DIESEL syn jeste "a svou matkou
k sousedovi a Tekl il: "Uz NIL
zete ift domG, uz jsem otce "a
bill" PAX odeSel ma cetnickou
stanici, kde Sc udal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17

kdyz uplynuly jiz vice nez tri.
ctvrtiny ustanoveneho roku,
None podarilo mne odsud W.
puditi.
A to nebylo pro nj vecf ne
snadnou, nebot ia nemohla je-
dnati tax jak 81 toho lady
Rawnsleyova pTala.
Nynf vsak, kdyz lord Rawn-
sey neocekavane sc stal mym
prftelem, nemohla jsem zradi-
tt taktiku jeho zeny.
Kez bych jen byla mohla Sc
brati tolik odvahy, abych byla
byvala v stavu jej pozadati, by
mne podrzel do konce 1nora.
PAX bych byla byvala bez-
pecnou!
Lady Rawnsleyova snad ne
Dude -" zakoktala jsem a ne
mohla dale.
Lord oRawnsley pTi zaslech-
mutt jej1ho jmena tax strasne
zaklel, re SLOW jeho nemohu o.
pakovati.
"Ona S tim nema co ciniti.
Postaram Sc O to. A vice nez
to, nemysl1m, re dostavate pri-
mefene sluzne - vas plat musi
byti zvysen ma sto liber sterlin-
gu rocne = to jest dosti malo
"a vase pricinen1 a namahu.
Lady Rawnsleyova ma dvakrat
tolik v tisfcfch a nehne ami pr
stem ably 81 toho zaslouzila. O.
ma ="
Focal neco mruceti pro sebe,
jake by ma mas byl docela "a
pomenul.
Stall jsme chv1li jake by ce-
kajfce chce-li nam jeste neco
tr1ci, zdalo sc vsak, re 81 neni
vedom naS1 bl1zkosti.
Pojednou Sc vydesil a kvapil
cd mas.
"Byl tatfnek potesen?" ia
zal Sc Roy.
"Myslfm, re ano," odpove-
della jsem, divfc Sc rozdflnym
tenn odstfnGm dobroty i spatno-
sti, jez pospolu tvom charakter
cloveka.
ga mann tat1nka rad" pra-
vii Roy a ia tin byla opravdo-
We potesena.
"Rekla jste slecno Moffato-
va, re jste videla Jana?" taxa
la Sc lady Rawnsleyova u stolu.
"Videla jsem jej a on mluvil
ku mne," odpovedela jsem.
Ona ucinila posunek prekva-
Fpen1, kteryz mne znepokojil.
Ucinila tax patrne, ably m
dala ma jevo, re myslf, re lord
Rawnsley a ia jsme spolu d.
vernejs1mi, nez by 81 byl kite.
rykoliv z mas pTal.
Vsichni pr1tomn1 Sc usmali a
to prave bylo echo ona 81 pfa-
la.
Byla spokojenou jen kdyz
mohla sveho manzela v pos
mech uvesti.
"A kde jest Petr?" tazala sc
Mona. "Slecno Moffatova,
proc nejdete, nevyhledate
heprivedete oba ty pany. Jak
VAN znamo, patti to do vaseho
oboru."
ia nemela co ciniti s jejich
vvh1ad3Van1m ale Row ZanO-
menul svGj satek a ponevadz
trpel nastuzeninou, byla jsem
jista, re no Dude potrebovati.
"Necht 81 pron sam dobeh-
me-" odpov6dela lady Rawns-
leyova ma mou zadost, ably nj
byol dovoleno pro satek doj1ti,
ia vsak vedela, re by hoch
nerad odesel cd stolu.
ga zde budu drive" pravi-
la jsem, postavsf Cd stolu.
"Jak jest to podivne, re Jan
tax dlouho neprichaz1," proho-
dila lady Rawnsleyova netrpe-
live. "Nespravnost a opozdo-
van1 Sc nenf jedn1m z jeho hTf-
CHI - nepamatuji Sc, re by Sc
vGbec kdy byl dostavil pozde k
jfdlu.
"Slecno Moffatova," dolozi-
Ia ku mne obracena, "Teknete
jednomu re slouzfcfch, ably po-
znovu zazvonil. Najdete ne
ktereho v pfedsfni. Necht O.
tevTou dveTe, ably zvuk zvonce
proniknul dale ma venek. Ne
budeme cekati mnohem dele"
Ucinila jsem jak mi bylo po-
ruceno a kdyz jsem Sc vracela,
nebylo pc slouzfc1ch ami pa
matky.
DveTe pTedsfn6 v tn dobu Sc
poznenahlu otevTely a v otvo-
ru objevila Sc patrne hlava Pc
ira Carlyona.
Co vsak Sc stale S jeho obi
| Eoiono Q Ton hvI nT1mO d6cnT q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15
NATURAL TONES ARE
FAVORED JUST NOW
Strong Colors Appear NH All
Summer Fabrics.s

. Natural tones are outstanding. They
appear in every type of washable
sports silks, linens and cottons., They
are followed closely by the strong
peasant tones, such as gold, vivid
pinks, clear strong greens and blues. u
"Sweetpea" colors. combining strong
and light tones such as mauve and
wine-red, two tones Of lilac, deep and
light pinks, are taking hold quickly.
The prevalence OF two-tnne treatments
makes It easier to assemble smart
accessory ensemble without having to
match the dress. giving that appear.
ance Of studied casualness Of which
our English sisters are past masters.
Some printed silk crepes and rend-to
end effects are used. but in the main
the mOnOtOnes have It. vlMIsNs
Washable silk shirtings are to lie
found in abundance. in the regulation
striped effects and in end-to-end
weaves. Using the fabric with the
stripes running in two directions eis3 q
favor'te theme. Silk ginghamsf also
are used, and fall into the same type
group A navy and white dress, striped
diagonally, with an off-white Jacket, Is
typical: ,. .....
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15
EUR0PARAN
UGY INTEZKEDTEK

hatalmak, hegy Ethiopiat =
kivegzik, inert Mussolini a ho-
ditasrol most mar akkor sem
mondhatna lie, ha akarna. A
nemze4ek ligajanak nevezett
szelhamos gyulekezet tehat mem
ARIA torekszik, hogy Abyssiniat
es annak fuggetfenseget megved-
je. hanem ARA, hogy az orszag
haboru nelkuli megh6ditasara
kell6 formakat talaljon.
Penteken fognak Anglia,
Franeiaorszag es Olaszorszag
kovetei a fekete kiralysag sor-
saroi targyalni ezen a meg
beszelesen mar mem is lesz $40
rola, hogy az fuggetlen marad-
Jon. Haboruval, vagy anelkul,
Oiaszorszag es a tobbi ha-
talmak a maguk reszet meg
kapjak belole.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15
Sports and Evening Wear
q for the Summer Holiday

To sail away for a%sumnler Holiday
is glorious adventure at any, score,
but to sail away with the right clothes
is very near perfection, an easy thing
to achieve If one simple ruleais fol-
Slowed. ~ 81, fl.t.>t
D Take only two types OF clothes,
sports and evening. Sports clothes are
the backbone of the proper cruise out
fit. Clothes to walk the deck In. to
play games in. to lunch in. MAY bridge
in.
Evening clothes added to the sports
things complete the cruise wardrobe
list Everyone dresses foUsdinner on
/. shipboard. so take five or six evening
frocks, two wraps, stockings, slippers
and bags. Evening dresses ARE floor
length, often without trains; some
times high in back and low in front
with covered shoulders or puffed
sleeves. s,sY ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15

One Of the most exciting develop
ments in the summer woolens, which
are so smart this season, is the new
wool taffeta This charming material
is really a glorified version of that old.
time favoritey wool challis. It appears
in small quaint geometric prints in
white on dark grounds or In deep
shades against white. 1t tailors per-
fectly in shirtwaist frocks of the
street and spectator sports types and
being equally attractive for active
sports wear 1t is winning rapid &C.
ceptance. The grand thing about this
new wool taffeta is that II is as prac-
tical as 1t is good looking for 1t does
not crush or wrinkle. holds tailored
pleats in any weather and washes and
irons as easily and satisfactorily as
cotton The gayest hues lit comes in
a riot of bright colOrs) are colorfast
An important consideration for warm
weather wear Is that this summer fab
ric will not ching to the body, which
makes it cool and comfortable. The
picture shows nicely tailored spec
tator sports frock for summer wear
Of the new wool taffeta-small white
geOmetric figure on red background
(the voguish Dubannet red). The tri-
angle scarf tucked In below the man.
nish collar, and the nail-studded leath-
er belt are smart details.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15
] ! :

tex, amelyeknek liberalis lrrr-
manyaiaa propaganda szabadsi
gat minden- felfogasnak, tehat !
kommunista felfogasnak is meg
adtak es ez a tisztessegtelen po-
litika hozta kommunistak szS-
mara nemetorszagi meg AZ
ausztriai eredmenyt.
Ez a ket nagy bukas az Okla,
hogy kommunistak fasciz-
mustol rettegnek, inert min;
denkeppen az orosz Sovjetet
akarjak vedelmezni a vilagpo-
litikaban, most baratsagot, s6t
szovetseget kinalnak azoknak,
akiket tegnap meg hatulrol igye
keztek leszurni.-
Valoszini, hogy liberals es.
demokrata nemzetek es koruna
nyok mem fognak ezeknek szi-
rem hangoknak bedulni.
Mikor egy Oroszorszaggal j6.
viszonyban allo allamban a
fennallo kormany Is rendszer0
ellen tortek, az orosz, kormany
rnindig azzal vedekezett. hogy
mem felelos dologert, es nem
ura harmadik internaeionale-
max.
Termeszetes, hogy a harma-
dix internacionale igerete sem
hivatalos Soviet igeret es most
a nepek es nemzetek fogjak a
Sovjetnek felelni. hogy fe1e-
lotlen vilagszervezet igeretebol
es baratsagabol mem kernek. inert
abban mem biznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15
INTRIGUING IDEAS. !.
FOR STREET WEAR
Coats in DaxzIihx colors q,
With White Frocks.

Some grand ideas In street and day.
time clothes, all white or combined or
contrasted with color. are the latest
note In summer togs. White classics
in smooth streamlines, with the short
sleeved or sleeveless dresses expertly
cut, tailored and fashioned with sharp
5ly inverted plaits In the skirtline.
These are made of smooth semi-rough
or stunning new rough weaves Of the
fashion hour.
Vivid cOlOrs are used for the dash.
Ing short coatss that top these models,
coral orange. q pencil blue. and Kelly
green being the most spectacular. Some
! have dresses with the tops OF navy
blue embroidered with anchors. chev.
rons. and other nautical devices with
, the separate jacket of white; others
have dotted neck bows. or yokes with
the same dotted accents on the coat,
or the same trick cOntrived with plaid
or checks in chiffon. taffeta. or silk
linen.
The smartest OF all white suits are
Of new weaves In heavy silk. and the
new smoothies in silk linen and shan.
tung silk and the old time favOrite OF
smooth silk 0epe. It's the color com.
binations that make them the outstand
ing summer successes. And the sepa.
rate jackets can easily he worn with
other dresses of silk or cotton; some
of them even 60 ont nights as silken
tAp for filmy laceS or criSD Oryanzas
of contrasting color.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15
Ekesett boratsaq

J Il II
forradalom 6ta es kiilonosen a
proletar diktatura Encyclopedias
ota folytattak,, inert idaig eppen
a demokratikus es liberals kor-
manyokra tortek a legnagyobb
erovel. al
Azzal okoltak. meg az alias
pontjukat idaig, hogy a konzer-
vative kormanyok automatiku-
san, onmaguktol fognak meg
dolni ICY azokkal nem erde-
mes. tor6dni.
Az igazsag az volt, hogy a
liberals es demokrata koruna
nyoktol kellett felniiik, inert a
nepek es nemzetek szivesebben
elnek demokratikus allamforma-
ban, mint abban a kollektive
rendszerben, amit csak a dikta-
tura vaskeze tud fenntartani es
amely elorelathatolag mindig
kenytelen lesz diktaturara ta-
maszkodni, hogy letezzek.
Talan az orosz diktatura alatt
felnovekedett nemzedek elhiheti,
hogy mines idealisabb rendszer.
mint az oveke.
De akik az egyeni es a gazda-
sagi szabadsagot, liberilis
rendszer kereteiben negszoktak,
azoknak a voros diktaturat,
az egyeni szabadsag teljes meg
fojtasat soha mem fogjak ell
adni.
Exert kellett a demokrata es
liberals allamok kormanyaira
torni eloszor.
No st tehat hatra arcot csinal-
tax es felcsapnak ''baratnak'.
Ha EFT OF evvel ezelott tettek
volna, akkor hihettik volna
hogy az elhatarozas oszinte es
akkor ma mas kepe lenne a vi.
lagnak.
Ha kommunistak Nemet.
orszagban mem tortek volna q
szocialista kormanyra, ha mem
szavaztattak volna mindig a ne
met kommunistakat Hitlerrel
akkor a nemet birodalomban ma
is demokracia lenne, akko,
mem kellene az oroszoknak {
fascista diktaturaktol rettegni.
Politikanak mem volt SEN
okos. sem tisztesseges, hogy
| eppen azokra a nemzetekre tor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15
AZ ELEMI CSAPASOK

ugy latszik, szinte allandoak
lettek ebben az orszagban ez-
uttal keleti allamok szenved-
tex erosen.
A keleten es kozepnyugaton
suite arviz nencsak emberelet-
ben tett lenyeges kart, hanem
az anyagi karok is olyan tekin-
telyesek, hogy nehany videk la
kossaga egeszen koldus lett.
Remelh eto, hogy a szovetse-
ges kormany, amely most ilyes-
mire penzzel kellokeppen fel van
szerelve, eleg gyorsan segi1
minda zokon, akik ARA er6sen .ra
vannak szorulva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15
AZ AMERJKAI
MAcv AOSAC

SCENE Pittsburgh fele Tranquil
ahol a Verhovay Segely Egylet
konvencioja folyik ahol uj
iranyt adnak annak a nagy es
fontos munkanak, amely a maso-
dix nemzedeknek az egyleteink-
hez valo csatolasat megkezdte.
E sorok iroja idaig vagy shu-
szonot kiilonbozo egyleti kon-
vencion jelen volt oromme1
allapitja meg, hogy nivoban, ko-
molysagban IS szeles latokorben
esy sem kozelitette meg most
folyo pittsburgh gyulest, ahol
i 1nasodik Enemzedek s.j;o egfne,
hany kitun6 kepvisel6je maf je-
|ag39$ veSss ssss IA ss "A !. ss,.gsas s.aN /.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15
MfRT' Van ANCLIABAN FEJFhJAS?

Minden Europabol9 erkezett
.sirgonyb6l AIT latjuk, hogy az
olas z-abyssiniali haboru vesze-
define az angol kormanynak
okozza legsulyosabb fejfajast.
Olyan fejfajast, hogy - amire
pelda soha mem volt idaig x
Anglia sajat gyarmatab6l
akart lekanyaritani egy kis da-
rabot, hogy .Olaszorszag ne le-
gyen kenytelen kaborut viselni.
As elso pillanatra erthetetlen,
hogy inert faj az angoloknak a
Mussolini feje olyan er6sen,
hiszen egy olasz gyozelem ese-
ten ok is kapnanak egy reszt a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15

tenne, hogy segitsegere MEME
az olasz kormanynak, bar ter
meszetesen angolszasz kepmuta-
tassal Abyssinia partjan van.
EFT mem teheti meg azert
inert Anglianak tekintettel kel1
lenni szines polgaraira vagy
alattvaloira, akik egyaltalan mem
udvozolnek boldogan, ha az an
gol kormany segitseget nyujtana
Abyssinia legazolasahoz.
Exert van Angliaban olyan
fejfajas, exert igernek inkabt
|; angol gyarmatot, csakhogy ha-
borut elkeruljek S exert fognak
a kovetkezo napokban ITALIAN
Abyssinia ellen fordulni "ta-
nacsot' adni a fekete csaszar-
max, hogy a haborut keriilje.
Mem kellemes kilatas arra
gondolni, hogy a szinesek eset.
leg fellazadnak a feher faj eller
es ha meg is tennek. holnaputar
mem vennek meg at fo1ottunk az
uralmat. Legfeljebb a mi ural
munkat sem tiirnek meg magul
felett azontul.
De a feherek megerdeme1nek
hogy egy par evig vagy evtize
dig a szinesek uralkodnanak fe
lettlk, inert annyi gazsagot ko
vettek Ell a kereszteny civiliza
clio neveben, amennyit talan al
egben sem lehet megbocsatan
az embernek.
Mem biintetes, csak az igazsas
szolgaltatas lenne, ha a kerel
lefele is fordulna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15

The idea Of wearing chaInois hat and
Jackets and various accessories of
fhamois is making a big sappesfs out
in the Hollywood colony where .film
Beauties Set thespacea in tigK aashion.
Here we see Jean Harlow. wearing a
perfectly stunning suede jacket. Note
how artfully it is paneled, thus induc-
ing an interesting fitted line. The
pockets are triangular shaped which,
together with big ball buttons, lend
a heap o. chic. The jacket is collar
less so that 1t can be worn with a
scarf. Jean Is carrying soft shirred
1Aralfskin bag With barrel shape lock.
Below in the picture is an ensemble
of chamois hat. gloves ana jacket
which Gertrude Michael elects to wear
with her navy blue dress which has
polka dots and d huge runfys JxNoes !!
I. esE&R
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15
Dressmaker Details Adorn
Latest Offering in Shoes

Shoes are decorated with all sorts
of dressmaker details-in fact, many
of them were inspired by actual
dresses. Collars of white or pastels
trim dark kid pumps, contrasting
stitching is just as effective on shoes
as on dresses, colored bows are fiat
tering, eyelets popular and the wide
use of white accents on frocks is re-
peated on navy, brown and black
shoes. Even the frock with One-sided
trimming effect finds matching foot
wear with decorations concentrated at
one side. This new tendency to cre-
ate shoes to harmonize with dresses is
4 vast help In assembling an effective
wardrobe.