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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13


= Sohse halunk meg
Hat engem tavalyelottig meg
mutatoba Sc bantott ez a kerdes.
Eleg volt nekem ma, amely-
ben foldi eletemet eltem es
eszembe Sc jutott, hogy hol-
nappal torodjem, amelynek mu-
zsikajat nekem mar ugyse huz-
Yak. Olyan nekilendilessel el-
tenn mindig mai napot, hogy
ugyet Sc vetettem ARA, mi lesz
veidnk, ha meghalunk?
Valahogy tudtam is. hogy mi
lesz velunk ebben szomoru
esetben. Tudtam, hogy megsirat-
max, eltemetnek benniinket, de
ait is tudtam, hogy mindennek
semmi haszna azokra nezve,
xix meghaltak. LATHAM en- igazi,
melyseges banatbol eppen eleget,
de AIT is LATHAM, hogy temete-
sekr6l hazatero hozzatartozoknak
mlndig csak szivik repedt meg.
A gyomruk epsegben maradt es
egeszen jo etvaggyal emesztettek
meg a halotti torra felszolgalt
fokhagymas rostelyost.
Ha oszinte akarok lenni, ugy
meg kell vallanom, hogy engem
masfel vagy ket ev el6ttig csak
kozvetve erdekelt az a 'kerdes,
hogy mi lesz veliink, ha megha-
lunk? Ugy ertendo ez az oszinte
vallomasom, hogy onmagamat
meg almomban sc kepzeltem
olyan kellein ellen helyzetbe, mint
ha yalaha is meghalhatnek, Nire
yalo lett yolna ilyesmi akkor,
tnikor En- annyira meg voltam
elegedve azzal, hogy elek? En-
mel pompasabb allapotot ma
gam reszere mar mem is kivan-
haitian. Beszeihettek nekein a
tulvilagi orok boldogsagrol. Ne
KEN valahogy ugy tetszett, hogy
a boldogsag elvezetehez mindig
szukseges egy kis idokozi boil
dogtalansag is. A legtorkosabb
gyerek Sc elhet mindig cukros-
sItemenyeken. Ra kell fanyalod-
jon neha lebbencs levesre, meg
lucskos kaposztara, hogy az
utan annal jobban elvezhesse az
edesseget.
Annak a biztatasnak Sc volt
foganatja, mikor fiilembe enc
keltek:
= Odalent mar mem faj semmi,
Elhiszem en- ait jo szora is.
Csakhogy nekem huszonket ewes
koromban go1yot lottek balka-
romba, a konyokom alatt, meg
karddal is megszabdaltak alapo-
san. Ilyesmire persze akkor meg
mem sok iigyet vetettem. FL is
genyesedett seb alaposan. Mi
kor vegre Parisban elmentem
vele az orvosi egyetemre, AIT
mondta nekem a hires Gull
leaume tanar:
EFT a balkart bizony le
kell vagni t6b6l, inert kilonber
iOhet a temetkezesi vallalkozo.
Megbiztattam a jeles tudost:
Meg tudok en- haln; egesz-
ben is, tanar ur.
Miinchenben, Becsben, Buda
pesten meg New Yorkban is
igy beszeltek balkarom felol a
tudos tanarok negyvenket esq.
tend6 aIatt. Egyetlen okos en-
bert LATHAM kozottik, cleve-
landi Foldes De1so doktort. Ez
az egyetlen okos orvos mondot-
ia nekem:
Jobb ez a beteg kar 'nyomo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13
IRTA: CONDOS SANDoR

zott IS, mlntha egyaltalan mem
volna.
Olyan igazsag ez, ami foldi
eletre is all. Lehet, hogy tele
van ez az elet mindenfele nyo-
morusaggal, szenvedessel, de
lazert ugy vagyunk vele, mint a
penzzel. Bal ha sok van es baj
ha keves van belole, de leg
nagyobb bal az, amikor egyalta-
Ian mines.
| Semmifele baratsagot Sc tar
tottam ket ev elottig halal es
a halal utan kovetkezok Condo
lataval. Talan azert, inert soha-
Sc szerettem nagy urakkal egy
talbot cseresznyezni es gyerek-
korom ota ARA tanitottak, hogy
a halalnal nagyobb ur nincs a
fold hatan. No, ha ez igaz, Oft
egye szosz, mem kivantam
tarsasagat. Mem kellett Sc tes-
temnek, Sc lelkemnek. Oszton-
szeruleg keriilok ugyan minden
temetest, ha csak tisztesseggel
! kiterhetek e1ole, de ha halal te-
metesere hivnanak, en- vinnem
elol Macy keresztet. Akkora ko-
vet allitatnek a halal s;rjara,
hogy oman meg kisertetek ora
jara Sc bukkanhatna elo.
De hat $40 ide, $40 oda, belem
is odacsapott vegre mennydor-
g6s mennvk6 es elkezdett fur
dalni az kerdes, hogy mi lesz
| veliink, ha meghaiunk? A mutt
esztendo legelejen bucsut mon
dott foldi eletnek egyik legjobb
komam es baratom, a daytoni
$50 Andras, ami bizony tobb
volt nekem az egyszeregynel. Par
honappal kesobb daytoni het
hatarban csavarogtam azokkal a
barataimmal, akik meg megma-
radtunk, amikor egyszer csak
felsohajt szinte ontudatlanul Ke-
lemen Janos szerkeszto ocsem-
uram:
Nit gondol most vajjon
odafent $50 Andras, ha ICY
egyitt lat benniinket?
Amire Radvanszky Miklos ba-
ration csendesen felelte:
Faj neki, hogy mem lehet
kozottunk.
Mikor aznap ejszaka hazafele
robogott alattam a vonat, eszem-
be jutott ez a par $40 es meg
markolt erosen a kerdes:
= Vajjon mi lehet most az en-
komammal, $50 Andrassal es
vajjon mi lesz veleln, ha egyszer
melle jutok?
Megmarkolt erosen ez ker-
des es azota Sc engedett XII tob-
be karmai kozul. Ebren vagy
, allnomban egyre gyotor:
- Mi lesz veled, ha egyszer
meghalsz?
Odaig kergetett, hogy ma mar
akarva Sc tudok kozvetve gon-
dolni ere a dologra. Banom IS
en-, hogy mi lesz Mussolinivel,
Hitlerrel vagy Papa 6szentsege-
vel, ha meghal. De bizony, Istok
ugyse, az Sc erdekel, hogy mi
tortennek Muzslay Jozseffel, ha
jobbletre szenderllne. Eszembe
Sc jut, hogy annak haromszaz-
ezer kinainak jelenlegi helyzete-
vel torodjem, akiket most feb
ruarban witt Ell az ehinseg, az
arviz vagy a kolera. K;na olyan
Macy nepessegii orszag, hogy
oft meg a halalt is nagyban arul-
jak. Ha Amerikaban felrobban
Iegy banya es megol szaz en-
bert, ait mondjuk ra:
; Nemzeti szerencsetlenseg.
Kinaban haromszazezer embel
halala nemzeti szerencse, inert
annyival kevesebb embert kel
etetni.
De emiatt nekem mem faj a
fejem. Engem csak az erdekel
hogy mi lesz, velem, onmagam,
NAL. ha egyszer meghalok?
Gondolkoztam en- efelett so
bot ,,,,ern,p &c ,,,an a1o1vo r q m
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13

es slettettek Kek Sas foldre-
zuhanasat. A birosag pedig egy
10 megfigyel6 allomasrol leste a
viharzo szellemi csatarozasokat.
Figyelte tamado es vedosere-
gek csatarlancait, harci eszkozeit,
fortelyos taktikait es mindent
lebirni akaro harcikeszseget.
Sajnos, az "uj osztas" max ell
lensegei er6sebbeknek bizonyul-
tax, aminek az lett a kovetkez-
menye, hogy a legfels6bb bro
sag is az er6sebbekhez partolt es
pedig alkotmanyostul. Mintha
az alkotmanyert lenne a nemzet
es nem az alkotmany a nemze-
tert. Rettenetes valami bulk lit
meg a bokorba. Meg kellene lit
dobbenni akkor is, ha marvany-
Dol lenne a szivunk. Es pedig
azert, inert ebben a hazaban al
kotmanyosan szabad millioknak
ehenveszni.' De alkotmanyosan a
tomegnek lit senki ne igerjen
kenyeret, inert aki EFT az idea
lizmust gyakorlatositani akarja,
annak. -. jaj. ;! Az ellen ossze-
fognak a nagyok, a kiosk,
lapok, a papok, fellazad a sajat
partja, de leginkabb torvenyek
anyja: az alkotmany.
Ha a nemzetnek egynegyede
ehezik, ez kerem alkotmanyos.
Ehhez Sc szava, Sc koze mines a
birosagnak. De ha Morgan tiz-
ezer millio dollar kolcsont kijar
az angoaoknak es miivelt fran
ciaknak es tortenetesen ez
nehany dollar veszelybe jut, =
inert hat a nemzetek Ore ICY
mondotta, hogy anna csekelyseg-
gel megmentjik, felaldozunk
meg vagy negyvenezer milliot es
megtoldjuk jo szazezer ember
eletevel es ez alkotmanyos. ia
kerem, a dollar, az arany, az
igenis alkotmanyos. Ha pedig
valami oknal fogva megsem len
ne alkotmanyos? Hat mirevalo
a sirgossegi inditvany? Gyorsi-
tott tempoban modositani az al
kotmanyt. Hiszen ma szikra-
tavirasnak koraban eliink!
En- mem tudom biztosan. de
ugy erzem, ugy gondolom, hogy
mines meg egy mask civilizalt
orszaga a vilagnak, ahol kilenc
ember a ket hazbol allo torveny-
ait merne mondan',
hogy a torvenyhozok altal tor
venyesen alkotott torveny
torvenytelen. A levelem eleien
meg akartam dobbenni, de mem
mertem, inert ha szettekintek,
senkinek az arcan nem latok
dobbenetet. Most pedig, hogy
melyebben gondolkozoba estem
a kiienc ember bohozatan, biz
listen, hahotazni szeretnek, de
ezt sc merem megkockaztatni.
Mert alkalmazkodnom kell a
kornyezetemhez.
A kilenc ember valamit elfe-
lejtett megmondani. Es pedig
AIT, hogy lit huszmill:o ember-
mex hamarosan ell kell tiinni az
elet szintererol, inert nincsenek
alkotmanyos jogaik az elethez.
Hat biro uraimek, mondok en-
kendteknek valamit, ha meghall
gatnak! De hat NIT torodom eE
'azzal hallgatjak-e vagy sem.
TIT szabadsag van!. :. De hiszen
'akkor most igazan megdobbenek
es rajovok, hogy eppen az baj.
Ezen a jogon a kilenc bro is
AIT mondja, amt akar, inert hi
szen a birok is szabadok. Igen,
igen. ez a baj...
De acsi. :. csak egy kicsit ):
A jovo Is evben a technikai eu-
domany oda fog fejlodni, hogy
10 Milo ember, a geptechnlka
csodaival, az egesz ncmzet :run-
l>ajat kepes lesz elvegezni 6 oras
napi munkaval. Mondjak biro
llraimek. mi lesz tObbi munka.-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13
Mi lesz vellnk, ha Ineghalunk? ?

Miota odaig erett az eszem.
hogy gondolkozni tudok vele, az
ota engem is gyakran gyotor a
kerdes:
Mi lesz veliink, ha meg
halunk?
Persze csak 1assan jutottam
idaig. Mas hetkoznapi ember,
mire kiszolgalta "harom kurta
I esztendot", a katonasort, tehat
elerte huszonnegyedik esztende-
jet, mar szamot vet azzal, hogy
NIT hoz a holnap? Biztos:tast
Walt XII, vagyont gyujt, kezzel
meg labbal kapalozik, hogy vala-
NIT hagyhasson azokra, akik uta-
ma maradnak. Ugy vettem eszre,
hogy a legtobb embernek meg
legszelesebb mulato kedveben is
OFT motoszkal agyvelejenek me-
lyen kinzo gondolat, hogy mi
lesz vele, ha egyszer beadja a
kulcsot es felkerul Scent Mihalv
lovara. Zene mellett, jo Dor mel
lett talan exert rikolt fel onmagat
biztatolag:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12
Mete0ric Rise IN Meat Prices
Is ShO,Un In Labor Statistics

gains than others, however. Prices IN
the South Atlantic States advanced
10 per cent, while the increase on the
Pacific Coast was only 9.8 per cent.
The increase in Omaha-217 per
cent-was greater than in any other
city. Scranton, Pa, reported the
slightest gain-98 per cent. In De-
troit. where a group of housewives
went on strike against meat buying.
the average increase in all food was
1863 per cent.
The survey covered seven other food
groups besides meats. The only group
to show a decrease was fruits and
vegetables, with a 294 per cent drop.
A 32.5 per cent drop in cabbage and
48.5 per cent decline in white potato
prices we're largely responsible, since
most items in this group increased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12
Ry thu Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The amounts meat prices have in
creased in the last two years were
tabulated today by the Labor Depart
ment.
Since August, 1888, the following
average increases were reported:
Sliced bacon. $40 per cent; pork
chops, 86.3; sliced ham, SOS; chuck
roast, 513; plate beef, 60; rib roast,
AZ; round steak, 396; sirloin steak,
36.9: hens, 42.4; leg Of lamb, 1872,
lard, 1924.
Retail food prices in general have
gone up 149 per cent. The depart
ment's survey, covering 81 cities in
every section of the country, showed
but only a few items cost more than
they did in August, 1880.
Some sections reported far Slighter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12
IN DEFENSE OF PINK.

" VOW that the nudiSt colonies
M have gone into Information on
VI the continent, various cults
4 Y are springing up in France,
mostly distinguished by colors, ac-
cording to a returned traveller, John
Murray, graduate of the Georgetown
Foreign Service School, He says:
prof. Henri Baptiste Passat, who
Is the acclaimed successor to the late
DR.. Coue, famous for his Every day
in every way I get better school of
thought, has founded a. pink cult
In France. Explaining the influence
of this color on human behavior, the
good professor says:
IF man entered a woman's house
with the intention of numbering her
he would not be able to do so if she
wore light pink Dress"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12

car, double parked. hemmed him in,
and after backing and filling for a few
minutes the legal parker decided to
summon the Handicapped who was in
q nearby store.
AS he waited he thought he would
save the absent driver the trouble of
releasing the brake and rolling the
violator's machine back q bit, then
pull out.
Hardly had he put his hand on the
strangers machine, however, before
the absentee appeared and said In a
firm voice: IT'S against che law to put
your hands on another mans auto.
Didja know that?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12

Canned corn was up % per cent and
canned peas, 20 per cent. All the fruits
covered with the exception of bananas
increased.
Other groups and their percentage
increases were cereals, 80 per cent;
dairy products, TO per cent; eggs, 42.8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12

per cent; beverages, % per cent: fats
and oils, 67.8 per cent, and sugar and
sweets. 2 per cent.
In the dairy products group, butter
was up 1872 per cent: cheese, 81; fresh
milk, 7.3, and evaporated milk, 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12

The items costing more today than
they did in August, 1880, were:
Wheat -four, Ill per cent; bacon, 8;
pork chops, rs; canned peas, So, and
lard, 32.l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12
ADD FUTILITIES.

II the message ,pds an important
one ,oe can only suggest that the
,Oriter try again, for q postal card
received here yesterday addressed
"To the Managing Editor OF The
Euening Star, Washington, D. c."
had not another Word tDritten on
it, front or back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12
BACK TO THE ALLEY?

DAISY. the feline, who graduated
from an alley to an embassy bed
room and whose daily diet consisted
of English mutton chops with a mug
of musty ale on the side, created quite
a stir in diplomatic circles when her
exploits were published yesterday in
this column.
The Ambassadors friends called on
the phone Immediately to find out
how Daisy was getting along, If her
feet had been buttered and if the
Cinderella like cat had been given
slippers, etc. But yesterday afternoon
Daisy disappeared.
When anxious inquirers called the
Ambassador in his most polished man
ner replied:
DAISY doesn't live here any morel'
HOLDING THE PHONE.
A justice OF the peace in nearby
Maryland is slightly deaf. He has
an occasion recently to telephone
reporter TOR The Star. The call auas
dnstDered By another reporter, Dho
informed the Judge that the report
er he t0dnted was on pdcation for
tho DeekS.
"AH right" said the misunder-
standing Judge, "IH hold the
phone"
X
FAME is A JADE.
THE Department of Justice recently
was seeking carnival magician
for questioning about a Federal crime.
The Kansas City Office of the F. B. I.
reported that the magician was be-
leved to be playing in Colorado under
the imposing title of "the great So
and-So'."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12
Washington Wayside
Random Observations of Interesting
Events and Things.

The Denver Office OF the bureau,
upon being asked to conduct search
for the. renowned magician, sent the
following message back to Washing
ton on the teletype:
THE great 'So-and-So' is unknown
in the State of Colorado"
X u X y
QUOTER OF THE LAW.
WASHINGTON has at least one
w double-parker who can quote law
to an innocent and trapped bystander
without blinking an eye.
On Indiana avenue. just off of Sew
enth street, a motorist came to drive
his car away from the curb. Another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12
y X X X
TUE CpEMnFpC

THE SPENDERS.
Some OF the best spenders among
contention delegates, hotel men
here 1DiH tell you, are beauty and
barber supply dealers. Perhaps merit
are the cemetery lot SdleSmen.
Bankers, OF course, demand the
best OF everything, but are more
conservative Dhen it comes to
throwing dinners and parties.
x x
MYSTERY SOLVED.
Nv Miss Frances Perkins, Secretary
of Labor, does not always wear that
black tri-cornered hat in which she is
usually pictured.
AS the story goes, she takes two hats
with her on trips-the tri-corner and
one of the more modern creations.
When not engaged in official business
or having her picture taken she wears
the latest style. But the moment she
enters her official capacity she takes
off whatever hat she happens to be
wearing and dons the tri-corner.
X X X
And that's why, in all her pictures,
you see perched sedately on top of her
head the black tri-corner, a sort of
badge of her Office
X X X
ALL THE SAME.
A cantaloupe is cantaloupe re-
CARELESS of HON it is spelled. For
instance, a Greek restaurant on
Ninth street spells it "canteloupe"
THO blocks away, on Seventh street,
grocery has sign reading:
"CanaloopS, 10 cents, three for rs"
Another store, on H street north
east, has adopted this phonetic
spelling: "Cdntelope."
Evening star., 1935-09-20
"SCOTT|E" At GO
LIVED zoo YEARS
Famed Character of Death
j. Valley "Had Run for
Money"

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, September 20
Walter death Valley Scott is only
so years old today, but he boasts of
having erammed 200 years of living
into that time.
The famous character of Death
Valley doesn't bother much about
birthdays, he told the Associated
Press in a patiently scrawled letter.
you asked about my birthday"
he wrote. Have forgotten it,. have
lived 200 years in 60. If I haved
die tonite my last request would say
to tell the press tell the world I
had run for my money"
This is the man who at the turn
of the century made a record-break-
ing train run across the United States
and spent money lavishly along
Broadway.
Who built a castle at what he esti-
mated was cost of $2,381 900 in one
of the most forlorn stretches of Cali
fornia
Who only smiled at desert stories
OF his endless supply of gold.
Who resented bitterly the invasion
of foreigners" into his domain, now
q national monument and destined
to be national park.
And who lives alone in his un-
finished palace, where the tempera-
ture sometimes reaches 140.
Scottie's letter, although brief, was
FIVE pages long. Each page was
signed with his name.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
having won praise from virtually every

having won praise from virtually every
quarter.
The 47-year-old freckled, now smil-
ing, now explosive, administrator, had
been predicting his own resignation
off and on for months.
There was no definite indication
as to his successor. Commissioner
James M Lands, young Harvard
law professor, has been acting chair
man during Kennedy's numerous alb
sences.
Lands originally was doomed in
some quarters for the Craftsmanship
when the commission was formed,
little more than year ago, to regu-
late securities exchanges.
The commission elects its own chair
man from the five members.
Kennedy dropped right into the
middle of a fight when he arrived
in Washington more than year ago.
Many who supported the securities
exchange bill assailed him and Presi-
dent Roosevelt for appointing one
who, they asserted, had made millions
through stock market speculation.
Under Kennedy's membership action
Evening star., 1935-09-20
France Fights Radio Howlers.

France is conducting a vigorous
campaign against radio "howlers. II
people who interfere with their neigh
bors' radio reception. In one month
the French ministry of posts and
telegraphs has caught and punished
13,465 howlers. 1t is an offense in
France to hinder radio reception. and
the purchase of what is called anti
parasite" apparatus Is obligatory in
cases where refrigerators, elevators
and similar equipment cause incon-
venience.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
KENNEDY WIDELY PRAISED.

No Definite Indication Given as to
His Successor.
By the Associated Press.
Joseph p. Kennedy, who came to
Washington as chairman of the Sc
curities and Exchange Commission
under a barrage of complaints that
he was wolf Of Wall Street." pre-
pared to leave that Office today after
Evening star., 1935-09-20

w. L. Ray of the Alcohol Tax Unit
reported. as well as two complete stills,
several hundred pounds Of sugar and
one 50-gallon drum of alcohol. . Maj.
Ray estimated the equipment to be
worth about $4,000.
Information which led to the raid
was furnished by James T. Igoe, for
mer Representative. who owns the
building and who became suspicious Of
the business of unidentified tenants to
whom he turned over the tenth floor
about month ago.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
BOOKLETS TO BE GIVEN

With a view to protecting children
returning to school this month, the
keystone Automobile Club tomorrow
will begin distribution of $4,000 of its
booklets on District traffic regulations.
City-wide distribution will be effected
through cooperation of Peoples Drug
Stores, whose customers will be fur
nished the digest without charge.
The eight-page booklet contains In
abbreviated form the more important
traffic regulations affecting both
motorists and pedestrians.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
STILL ON TENTH FLOOR
YIELDS VAST EVIDENCE
Tip by Former Representative
Igoe Results in Raid by
Police and u. S. Agents.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 20.-Police
and Federal agents took elevators to
the tenth floor of a Loop Office James
T. Igoe) building yesterday and raided
a 25,000-gallon distilling plant.
High above the business district and
only two blocks from headquarters of
the Chicago Alcohol Tax Unit, officers
beat in vain against barricaded doors
and then used axes to break through
the walls.
They seized six vats with a total ca
pacity Of 10000 gallons of mash, Maj.
Evening star., 1935-09-20

quickly was taken to reassure those
affected by the bill that every effort
would be made to cooperate.
More than $2000.000,000 of new
issues already have been floated this
year and registered with the COM
mission.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
2 Rectors Work 100 Years.

A father and son have completed
100 years continuous service as rectors
OF the parish church at Ashover, Eng
land, the Rev. Joseph Nodder having
taken charge in 1885, to be succeeded
by the Rev. j. B. Nodder, the incum-
bent, in 1882.
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education; George F. johnson. presi-
dent of the Endicott- johnson Shoe
Co., and William H. Hecox of Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
The President tonight will press a
button in his study here which will
fash the signal for the opening in
Detroit, Mich, Of Detroit's street i'm
provement dedication exercises.
Mr.. Roosevelt will put aside his
Office cares tomorrow afternoon to
journey to Pawling, N. Y, about 40
miles from here, to root for the cor
respondents covering" his stay here,
who will play a soft ball game with
the team of Lowell Thomas, radio an
nouncer. Jack Dempsey. former heavy
weight champion, will be umpire
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it be that It is coming from your
house?" You're right. miss" Rip
replied.
NO doubt. my wife is cooking,
now. and if she doesn't start a row.
perhaps we all will get some food
when once we get inside"
Just then wee Copy shouted,
"Harkl Some dogs are near. Just
hear them bark Here comes a
bulldog and a ScOtty. Look A wire
hair. too"
And there's a mongrel," Colby
said. They're rushing for Us, from
ahead. I wonder just what ais
them, and what they are going to
60"
Why. I have grown a beard, you
see" said Rip, and so they don't
know me. Why. I have seen them
all before. With them I used %
play"
Tie dogs then raced around and
round. Their barking made an
awful sound. Wee Scouty waved his
arms and loudly shouted, Get
awayi"
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As old Van Winkle said, Lets
20" one u the wee gnomes shouted,
whoa Before you start. let me
explain that we'd best stay behind
We've had fun with you Tiny
mite and seen a lot Of real nice
sights bat now we're going TO bid
you an r1Cd-by. IL you don't mind"
"Of course we mind" said Scoutv.
Gee. you've been as nice as YOU
could De-. but Il you've other things
% 90. wen have 20 say fare well.
I hope we meet again some day.
and have more time 10 run and
play" And so do We" a gnome
replied. We think that would be
SWELL
The whole bunch shook hands all
around Then Rip exclaimed. Were
homeuard bOundi" And OF he and
The TIMES went. The gnomes soon
disappeared.
said Rip. "Tm not exactly A..
cause sleeping made me ache a bit.
I hone that shortly Of nv aches
and pains 7 viii be cleared
Soon G0ldv shouted, oh, 7 see
some chimney smoke. Gee. can not