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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12

az anekdota meg Kecskessy-
mex is. Nagyot kacagtak raj
ia a cimborak. J6kedviik
ugy kiszelesedett, hogy keny-
telenek voltak beljebbezni.
Muki meghozatta q masodik
palack pezsg6t, Kecskessy a
harmadikat. A vege fele ugy
belefelejtkeztek az ivasba,
hogy mar maga Muki Sc stir
cs0lt. Toncsi diadallal sz0gez-
te lie a tenyk0rIlmenyt, inert
j6llehet, nehezere esett, idaig
mem inert mem szurcs0lni :.
A harmadik pezsg6s palack
feneke fele jarvan, Kecskessy
kijelentette, hogy mem iszik
t0bbet, hanem a kaszin6ba
megy, inert ezer peng6je
hianyzik a boldogsagahoz:
hat ait XII akarja nyerni. Meg
is jel0lte kiszemelt aldozatat.
Egy eszel6s lengyel tevedt Ko-
lozsvarra. Borszekre igyeke-
zett, de megragasztottak Ko-
lozsvart, mar egy hete, hogy
reszeg... Hat ett6l akart
Kecskessy ezer forintot nyerni.
Muki nemi or0mmel konsta-
talta, hogy mini, az emberek
meg cinikusabbak Kolozsvart,
mint Budapesten: reszeg en-
berrel sem atallanak kar-
tyazni. Megk0nnyebedett a
lelke, inert hiszen a cinizmus-
ra ezentul neki is nagy silk
sege leendett. Konstatalhat-
ta, hogy Kecskessy rongyos
ezer forintert nagyobb kartya-
betyarsagra kepes, mint ami
lyennek neki valaha lennie
kelendett = egy egesz va
gyonert.
Megelegedese jeleul kifujta
az orrat, aztan kijelentette,
hogy 8 is elmenne a kaszinoba
egy csesze feketere, de egy
kis zsuettet Sc vetne meg.
Balvandy megfogta a kabatja
szarnyat.
Ha te megy, en- is me-
gyek. SGT - tette hozza,
- bar mem szoktam kartyaz-
nj, egy kis zsuettbe en- is be-
lemegyek.
Mukinek megvillant a bor-
t6l mar amugy is fenyes
SCENE.
= Tudsz ekartezni?
Nagyon tudok, egyebet
sc tudok.
Bravo Stuver! Hat gye-
rink :.
Observation-Disclosures Arpad
ivadeki es elrobog.ak a ka-
szinoba. Mukit bemutattak
az eln0knek es egy par tekin-
telyesebb tagnak. Mindenki
meg0rilt neki. Oten atya-
fisagot is k0tottek vele. Ez
erdelyi szokas es iavara valik
a magyarorszagi embernek.
Tiz percnyi ottid0zes utan
mar az egesz kaszino egyhan-
gulag mukizta Mukit. Igen jo
kepe volt: szinte provokalta a
becez6 pofacskakat 49,.
-. Kecskessy leilt a len
gyeljevel piketirozni. Egy-
szeribe 0t gibice kerekedett,
a lengyelnek tiz. Mindenki
tudta, hogy husz krajcarba
megy pointje, hat termeszetes,
hogy a k0zerdekl0des a nagy
parti k0re csoportosult.
A lengyel grof pityokos volt
ezuttal is, de bomlottul jart a
kartyaja. Kecskessy mindun-
talan negy disznot osztott ne
XII. Es hiaba szitta a fogat,
rakosgatta maga ele talizman-
jait: egy eziist scent Antalkat,
egy uvegbe foglalt negylevelu
loheret, egy matring moi haj-
szalat: a disznokat mem tud-
ia belecsabitani a maga 6lja-
ho Nvyn1o i6%c1y,oo< vyoc1& o%%
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
HARMADIK FEJEZET.

Szerencseje volt a jo Muki-
max. A veletlen hamarabb 0sz-
szehozta emberevel. mintsem
gondolni lehetett volna. ;. Bal
vandy eppen Kolozsvarott tar
tozkodott, mid6n 8 odaerke-
zett;; mi t0bb, ugyanabban a
fogad6ban szallott meg, amely-
ben 8 is tanyat utott:: a Hun
gariaban. Az Agnes k0riilme-
nyes leirasa utan azonmod ra-
ismert Is a pincerek reven le-
gott meg is gyoz6d0tt rola,
hogy mem tevedett), mid6n
meglatta ct az etteremben,
amint egy mask urral eppen
ebedhez tilt.
Muki a szomszed asztalnal
foglalt helyet az idegen urral
szemben. Raklevest, pisztran-
got rendelt es francia chablist
hozza Balvandyek is chablist
ittak -.
Az ismeretlen urrol els6 pill
lanatra leritt az el0kel6seg.
Affele nyikorg6 torku, macska-
kepu ferfi volt S hlhetetlen ce-
ri1noniaval sziircs0lte a levest.
Mukinak ugy remlett, mintha
mar latta volna valahol. T0bb-
sz0r rapislantott, eleinte csak
loppal, laposan (nehogy AIT
higyje, hogy imponal neki a
m6kaival), kes6bb 'azonban -
egye kanya, akarhogy veleke-l
dix is r6la! - egesz nyiltan be-
lebamult a kepebe. Mert hathaI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12

SZabad elmulaSZtania -.
Csakugyan ismer6s0k vol
tax. Az idegen urnak volt
biztosabb az emlekez6tehetse-
ge, 8 kezdte meg a regi isme-
retseg felujitasat. R0gt0n alb
ban a pillanatban, a melyben
ratevedt a SCENE Mukira.
- Mini, recsegett ra,
megrazva kezet a feje f0l0tt,
- hisz ez a Muki.
Muki felallt es ravigyor-
gott.
= Az vagyok, a Muki va
gyok :.
- Hahaha! - s kacagott az
ismeretlen ur - en- megcsip-
telek az els6 pillantasra, de te,
fogadok, most Sc tudod, XII
vagyok.
- De igen, - hebegte Mu-
XII, - azaz mem. ITALIAN ize .
Ne kinlodjal, kenyeres,
= kony0rilt meg rata a Bal
vandy baratja jovialisan, =
Kecskessy Tivadar vagyok, a
te regi jogasz specid.
- Mini, a Tivi! Csak-
ugyan! -. Szervusz, te Tivi!
A jeg megt0rt. A pisztran-
got mar a Balvandy tarsasa-
gaban cite meg Muki. A kap-
pan utan meg mar per
Toncsi - Muki - Tivi szoli-
tottak. egymast a derek asz-
taltarsak.
Toncsi termeszetesen Bal
vandy volt. Muki r0gton meg
szerette ct, inert igen jambor
kepe volt es szeretett nevetni.
Legkivaltkepp a sajat viccein.
Pedig mindig viccelt, hiaba
volt gyaszban. Igaz, hogy
artatlanok voltak a trefacskai
Ia csattanot sehogy Sc lehe-
tett benn0k felfedeznD, de-
azzal mem t0r6d0tt Muki: csu-
pa szimpatiabol versenyt neve-
tett vi pajtasaval, amiert ez
viszont roppantul halasnak
mutatkozott.
Megiszom veled egy po-
har pezsg6t, gyerekem, inert
nagyon tetszel nekem -. Pin
Ger, egy Mummot!
- Hogyne tetszenek neked,
= jegyezte meg a szarkaszti-
kus Tivi, - mikor 8 most az
egyedili el6 leny berces kis
hazankban, aki nevetni kepes
a vicceiden.
Toncsi mem haragudott meg
ra.
- TIE ne beszelj, te blazirt
vagy...
Meghoztak a Mummot. A
pincer megt0lt0tt bel6le ha-
rom poharat.
= Szereted a pezsg6t? -
kerdezte Muki Balvandytol S
kisse belepirult a kerdesebe,
inert meg r0stelte a celzatat.
10 tarsasagban es neha
= valaszolt Toncsi baro, - es
koccintasra emelte poharat.
Koccintottak. Muki legott
eszrevette, hogy Balvandy
mem szokott pezsg6zni: ugy
nyakalta a nemes gyonygyoz6
bort, mint a kerti vinkot. A
gourmenteknek ez faj. Mem
is tudta Muki megallani, hogy
kifogast ne tegyen a barba-
riZmuS ellen.
Hi, sziszegte, mintha
kigyo csipte volna meg, - ne
ugy igyad pezsg6t: STIR
cSOld.
Mlert szircaoljem? -
csudalkozott Toncsi bar0.
FL, hat ez is kerdes?
Mert az egesz vilag sziircsoli.
10, nyugtatta meg
Balvandy az apro inyencet
naiv komolysaggal, hat
ezentul en- Is sziircs0lni TO-
gom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12

Szegeny naiv 6regek! Ha
tudtak volna, miert bujja lea
nyuk unokatestverevel a ker-
tell s hogy Muki ahelyett,
amire Agnes ra akarta st bir-
nj Is "a is birta), italian meg in
kabb a venleany kezere fanya-
lodott volna rea ;. s ha tud.
TAX volna, hogy leanyuk sziv6-
sabban ragaszkodott Balvan-
dyhoz, mint valaha Mukit
csak eszk6ziil hasznalta fel
celia eleresehez. Cinkosava,
buntarsava tette. Megvasarolta
penzen: a lelket, a becsuletet.
Berenceve aljasitotta az el6-
kel6, de gy0nge lelkii fiut 49,.
Agnes vasakaratanak ITALIAN
ez volt a legnagyobb es legne-
hezebb gy6zelme. Fenyegetes-
sci, k0nyorgessel mem boldogult
unokatestverevel, annak egesz
val6jat, erk0lcsi alapjat kellett
0sszet0rnie, hogy rabszolgaja-
va tegye. Hatalmas eszevel
megvesztegette itel6kepesseget
Schoppenhauer, Fichte es Nj
etzsche szavaival bizonyitotta
be neki, hogy a becsllet XIII
mera, keptelenseg, ami men,
zedekenkent valtozik: ki-kinek
anrlyi az erteke, mint amennyit
masokkal szemben 0nmaga tud
maganak kivivni :. Az er-
k0lcs is fikcio. Csak egy nagy
emberi ertek van, az akarattal
parosult er6 :. es ICY tovabb...
Az Greg hazaspar kieszelt
mar egy konkret tervet is,
hogy siettesse a parti megva-
lositasat. De egyel6re mem We
hettek hasznat a terviiknek,
inert mire elkeszult, hirtelen ell
utazott Muki. Az oregeknek
AIT hazudta, hogy Pestre megy
es nemsokara visszaj0n, pedig
Kolozsvacra utazott Is soha sc
j0tt vissza.
Az Agnes jovoltabol harom-
ezer forint keszpenzt witt ma
gaval Muki is es egy hetezer
forintrol szolo takarekpenztari
k0nyvet.
A sok penzt6l jokedve kere-
kedett, de mire a g6z0s elm
dult alatta, mindenfeIe aggo-
dalmak ferk6ztek a jokedve-
hez. Fogalma sem volt rola,
hogy fog Balvandyval feltines
nelkiil megismerkedni 80. Ag-
mes szerint Kolozsvartol egy
oranyira lakott a cerek ur, de
ha Kolozsvar legeslegk0zepe-
ben lakott volna is, hogy ront-
son be hozza ismeretleniil? +.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
MunkaSOIk KeZik0nvvA
lesZ lapunk jOv0 evi
~ asy Nap ara

munaansag ejere szoo szovetg bztos aggk nyug
adami bznsag tob tOven esznek ponosan
naparban azert nevezzuk Munkasok Kezik0nyyenek
La gaceta., 1935-07-15
LONG DEJARA QUE WALM-
SLEY CONTINUE SIENDO
ALCALDE

New Orleans, La, Julio 10
Huey Long ha decidido deiar
en- la ACADIA a Mr.. T. S. Vain
sley, considerable que este va
no tiene autoridad en- ell NUM-
cipio.
Anteriormente ihabia insist
do en- que ell mayor" fuera des-
tituido como una condici6n para
aceptar ell concurso de la ciudad
a su dictadura. La mayoria de
Long, por haber desertado a
W3lsmley Ell comisionado Frank
Gomila, es ahora de tres contra
dos. Trece de los II lideres de
los barrios acordaron la soma :
ma pasada rendirse a Long.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15
De LI1nNTURA Y Po1ITlcA
Allemane ell tipogrA. revalucionario
y periodical
UN LUcHAAeR SOCIALISM, {

-pas2dos cast todos en- zelda
de castigo-. sAllemane, com
ErSdldo en- la amnistia, re2re-
SO a Paris y continue lucllando.
Era pequeno y nervioso, orador
facil y persuasive. Bastante cul
to Y ADVERTISEMENTS intuitivo,
CuaIdo ell pos\Iismo, con-
ducida1bor ell doctor Brousse, Sc
Qca1S a los ladicales, Allema-
ne conNtituy6 ell partido obrero
socialista revolucionario. Perte
necia a 81, entire millares de
obreros manuales, intelectuales
de alta eutaci6n, como Lucia
no Herr-a quien Jaur6s admit
uTaba tanto-y como ell poeta Y
c~ancionista Juan Bautista Gle
ment.
Ell particle Socialista revolu-
cionario, conocido por ell part
do "allemanMa', fue desde
1891 hast 1900, ell grupo mas
numerOso del sOcialismo fran
ces. En- la legislature de 1894
trinfaron por Paris cinco can
didatoN allemanistas y otros
euatro Ell otrcs departameRtos.
Al unific9rse en- 1905 ell socia
liSmo frances, Allemane, que la
acept6 con entusiaSmo, ces6 de
ser nrimera figura; pero no per
dio en- consideration nj en- po-
pularidad. .Hasta 1910 continue
siendo diputado. Despues Sc re-
trio { una caSit2 del extrarra-
dio, a la que iban a buscarle sus
correligionarios anualmente pa
ra conmemorar ell aniversario
de IA Comma.
Allemane, dirigi6 y escribi6,
un semanario sOcialista, "E
Partido Obrero", que tuvo gran
Influenza en- ell tproletariado
frances, y escribi6 un grueso
voldmen, Memories dunn COM
munard'. en- ell que relate, con
Sobrio 'dramatiSmo, no exento
de humor, sus combates en- la
barricada y su calvario de la
dep0rtacion.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

Ha sid9 enter RdoN zen Paris
uno de los fundadAres del parti-
do sociaIista fraScls: Juan ALE
name va no sobrefive mas que
otro, hace tiempQ Separate de-
socialismo, Gabriel Deville, ell
primer traductor y commentator
en- Francia de Carlos Marx.
Juan Allemane tenia va no
venta y dos amos.
La mayor parte de los "com-
munardS" han disfrutado una
longevidad cast bfblica. En- 1893
muri6, cumplidos los ncvensa a
nos, Ceserino Camelinat un an
tiguo broncista, que dirigiA =
con tanto acierto tecnico como
regida honestidad-la Casa de
la Moneda durante toda la eta
pa de la Comma. Valiant, ell
t~ransfuga Henri Rochefort.
Vaughan, vivieron mas de O.
chenta amos.
Ell Is de mario de 1871, AL
l?mane era obrero tip6grafo, V
miembro de Ia GUardia nacio-
nal. AL frente de su battalion
rescato de manos de un general
ell ca16n que Theirs guerra en-
tregar a los prusianos, y Sc uni6
q la insurrecci6n, alzando una
barricada. En- ella permaneci6
hasta que los versalleses Sc 2po-
deraron de Paris y ahogaron en-
sangre la Comma. Su muier.
que todavia vive, lie busco inu-
tllmente entire los mOntOnes de
cadaVeres-mas de 10000 en-
TODD Paris-qre dejaron inse :
pultos los represores. Pero ALE
name, que pudo escapar a la
muerte escondiendose durante
ounce di3s a la persecution de
lbs scldados de Theirs, fue de-
tenido, al cabo, juzgado en- Con-
sejo de Guerra y deportado a
Nueva Caledonia, de donde no
logr6 evadirse-como Roche
fort y otros "communards" pu-
dlentes-, aunque 10 intent6 re-
petldas wees. A los nueve anos
La gaceta., 1935-07-15
E~MBARRANCO UN VAPOR
~PETROLERO

Montauk, N. j., Julio IA
dos millas de la costa embarran
CO aver en- las rocas, a causa de
la n;obla, ell vspor tanque Rari-
tan Sun. Tres guardacostas acu
dieron a p~restarle auxilio. Ell
Raritan Sun, matriculado EN-
Filadelfia, Sc Girllia a New
York. La tripulaci6n Sc compo-
ne de nueye hombres y ell CAPT
tan.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15

DORES DE C
RIOS para polizas de vida de
$3.50, $500 y $1,000, en- un
plan de pequenos pages meD-
sAales. De So a Sc al contado
y ademas de los renuevos. Es-
criban a sol Hildebrant Bldg.
Jacksonville, Florida.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15
%INDfVIDUOS DE-
TENIDOS COMO SOSPE-
CHOSOS

Como a las cuatro de la ma
drugada de aver Ray johnson.
de p amos. tratab a de entrar en-
la bcdega Y carniceria de COT
fey, en- la avenida de Nebras-
ka, euando Sc presento la poll
cia, deteniendolo. ~
JohnsonN firm6 una Dnfe-
sion. poco eespuG\denunciando
a Earl GiAette. de&l amos, y
Charles snHgrNs, 4 80, como
los individlS [e acompa-
naban y 'pudi&on burlar la per
secuci6n de los vigilantes White
y Rauierson, que prestaron ell
servicio. Los tres ADRIAN aguje-
ros en- la puerta del tfdTTe cuan
do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ell tenknte EddingS Sc diri-
gi6 Ell buSca de los denuncia :
dos, arreStandolos en- la casa nu
nero 905 de la Gale Ida, donde
encontraron varios pc
Hos que Sc haDian robado de la
casa ndmero 1909 de la Gale
Bay, domicilio de l.. H.
Lee. Como presunto c6mplice
de los anteriores en- la miSma
casa Sc detuvo a Charles Will
de 33 ancs.
La gaceta., 1935-07-15
Sc HA FIJADO EN- PR1NCI-
Pho LA FECHA DE AGOS-
TO Is PARA Ell CIERRE
DEL CONGRESO

Washington, Julio Is Los
lideres del partio democratico
en- e! Congress sAfijado en-
principle la feeha de AgostO l5
para ell receso de versno, luego
de la conferencia sostenida a.
yer con el presidente Roosevelt
en- el Club jefferson Island, en-
la bahia de Chesapeake. Todos
inSisten en- que>se habl6 de
la campana politica de 1886.
Mr.. Roosevelt regres6 aver a
la Casa Blanca dae Annapolis
Md, donde $50 yacht Sc
qulola' A. com0affif del vieepre
sidenteG Garner Y de James Far
ley. Acompaharon al lpresiden-
te en- ell Sequoia, ell presidente
de Ia Sam9ra, Mr., Byrns, ell Sc
nador Barley, de Kentucky, y
Representative RayburY, de
Texas.
Evening star., 1935-01-31
Little Benny
BY LEE PAPE.


was around at my sister Gladdis's
this afternoon and after supper ma
said to pop, willyum. I'm afraid this
young son of ours needs a little vig-
orous tawking to somewhat stronger
than werds. Gladdis called me up
to inform me that he induced little
Willie to swallow a heeping teaspoon
full of fresh horseradish, she said.
G Wizzickers, ma, jimminy Criss-
mas, pop, he asked me to leave him
eat 1t, he begged me to, I said, and
pop said, Well, Il Willie was silly
enough to clammer for it, perhaps
we better Just let him profit by the
experience and let the matter drop.
Why should the child clammer for
horseradish Of all things out OF blue
sky? ma said, and pop said, Children
are peculiar people. Wich reminds
me that Benny Is still far from being
an adult and perhaps will bare a little
more questioning. Just how did the
subject of horseradish ferst enter the
picture, if I am not being too per-
sonel? he said.
Well, there was a thing full of 1t
on the dining room table, and ] start
ed to tell Willie all about what made
the Indians see so good they could
see in the dark, and hear so good they
could hear a twig crack half mile
away, I said, and pop said, And
Just what did give them their uncanny
proweSs?
Eating a spoonful of horseradish
every day, I said, and pop said, And
just where did you hear that in
formation?
Nowheres, but I never heard they
didn't, said, and pop said, Did you
ever hear that the rapid application
of 8 successive raps with an ordnerry
bedroom slipper on boys posterior
would sound like the Chimes Of Nor
mandy?
No sir, said, and pop said, Neither
did I, but I'm going to try it.
Wich he did, and 1t didn't.
Evening star., 1935-01-31

THIS surname is derived from the
l. Anglo-Saxon designation for the
word cousin, and was originally
written "Cussyn." The name of CusSyn
first appears in the Domesday Book
in connection with the title Of the
landed estate possessed by the Cussyn
family for several generations. The
family was originally seated at Nor
folk, and the records of that county
mention the name of William CuSsyn
as head of the family in 1927. Gal
fadus Cushing was another early Eng
lish ancestor.
Matthew Cushing was one Of the
first Of the Cushings to settle in
America. He came to New England in
1888 on the ship Diligent, and settled
in bingham, Mass, named for his
home, bingham, England. Matthew
was the son of Peter Cushing.
The history of this family In its
early days in America is very closely
associated with the Massachusetts,
South Shore settlements. The Rev.
Caleb Cushing, who was born in Scitu-
ate, Mass, served for Sc years as
pastor of church in Salisbury.
CuShings in New England, through
intermarriages, have become allied
with the families of Cabot, Gardiner.
Cotton and Perkins. Among names
of a number of eminent men and
women this family has produced is
that of william Cushing. who became
Chief Justice of the United States fol-
lowing the resignation Of John Jay.
(Convright 1Q351
Evening star., 1935-01-31
(Copyright. 1935.)
Sleeping Baby
BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

RY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.
TT Is important that children acquire
1 the habit of going to bed right
after dinner or shortly afterward. 1t
is the expectation of this ceremony,
the belief that it is inevitable. which
is the first step toward its consum-
nation.
Long afternoon maps have a way,
sometimes, of depriving child OF the
ability to 60 to sleep early. When ne
can't 90 to sleep he fuses and cries,
so that parents grow weary with the
effort and allow him to sit up ana
play until late hour. Or it may
happen that he will go to sleep after
supper, but wakes in the night, bright
as a dollar.
Mrs. G. w. writes: my baby is
nearly years old and is fat, healthy
and fed properly. No matter what
time I put her to bed in the evening
she is awake at 2 am. For a whole
week I did not give her an afternoon
nap, but it did no good. When she
wakes up in the night she wants to
get dressed and play. I bathe her
before I put her to bed. Ordinarily
she sleeps three hours in the after
noon"
The exactness of her waking hour
leads one to imagine that for many
months she was fed at am. That
is one of the reasons this department
believes firmly in regular daytime
feelings and feelings at night only
when the child wakes for them.
The hot bath may have a stimu-
lating rather than a soporiflc effect
upon her. She may be drowsy after
the bath, but later wakes up because
of it. Change to bathing right before
lunch and note results. One week is
hardly long enough time to judge
the effect of the napless day. My
leaf1et Hours of Sleep" discusses in
detail the sleeping habits of children
and what those habits should be. You
may obtain a copy by sending a self
addressed, Scent stamped envelope to
Myrtle Meyer Eldred, in care of this
newspaper.
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daughters, would like to know If you
approve Of 2 o'clock in the morning
as proper hour to present a daugh-
ter to society?"
Answer-On the contrary, I agree
with you thoroughly, and so do more
than q score Of New Yorkers who have
written me about this same-or per-
haps similar-party. In fact, I have
every reason to believe that all New
York's representative hostesses, who
have debutante daughters, find the
presentation Of a daughter, at o'clock
in the morning, in worst possible
taste. Moreover, they especially re-
sent the very thing that has in your
case happened; having well-bred peo-
pie from other cities check one more
black mark against the vulgarity of
New York
If certain conspicuous, rather than
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" crlSp details Is lIle tTellu lOI
I late Spring and early Sum-
i mer. Squared necklines are an
important style. Ruff1eS sub
stitute for sleeves, and peplunls give
many simple dress touch Of sophis-
tication.
Nothing could be smarter for an eX-
ira frock Of cotton print than the one
pictured A line-checked gingham
which will be seen repeatedly, later in
the season, is here used with organdie
details.
Beginners will enjoy trying out this
pattern on a smart Summer print. It
has simple lines that go togther quick
ly. The peplum is a matter of choice.
If you are planning two dresses you
could omit it on one and use it on the
other. The butterfly bow could also be
left off on frock that you intend to
wear for mornings. The right house
clothes have their own special rules,
and one is that they be simple.
The fabric story is a fascinating one
this season. Ginghams promise to be
bigger successes than ever. Seersucker
shows no sign of letting up. Crinkled
fashions have spread their influence
into the crease-resisting cotton group,
and newer and lighter weights have
appeared. These include very sheer
weight called chiffon and a slightly
heavier one of lawn.
The new colors include strawberry
pink, many shades of blue, great deal
of yellowish orange, fuchsia shades
and mossy greens.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1923 is
designed in sizes IL, IA, 16, Is, 20 and
Evening star., 1935-01-31
The Debunker

BY JOHN HARVEY FURBAY. Ph. d.
Evening star., 1935-01-31
Chicken Corn Soup.

Cook chicken (not young one)
in salted water at q simmerinr tenn
perature until the meat falls from
the bones. Remove the chicken and
cut as much meat as Is desired into
small pieces. Cut fresh green corn
from the cob or use canned corn, and
boil in the chicken broth for IS min
utes If fresh corn is used. Add some
finely chopped chicken and serve pip
ing hot, with crisp crackers.
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notable people, were to choose to give
dawn parties, that would be the con-
cern Of no one but themselves. But
the introduction Of a daughter at 2,
or it might as well be 8 or 4 in the
morning, obviously presents the query
to whom would she be introduced?
Copyright. 1857
Evening star., 1935-01-31
Apple Crunch Pudding.

Fill a deep pan with a layer of
sliced apples; sprinkle with one cupful
of white granulated sugar; work to-
gether one cupful of brown sugar and
one cupful of -four and butter the
size Of an egg until all is like coarse
meal; cover the apple with this mix
ture; bake for 20 minutes in a moder-
ate oven: serve with whipped cream
Evening star., 1935-01-31

It is a common belief among many
people that kissing causes cold sores,
and the evidence" does come out
at such inopportune times! This sub
ject has probably been investigated
more thoroughly by modern youth
than by medical men, and no young
person believes in such nonsense. The
cause of cold sores is likely to be a
disturbance of digestion.
(rnnvriuht 1Q26l
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company at breakfast dawn dance
in honor of their daughter,
Miss Jane Jones,
on Saturday the 10th of January
at 2 o'clock in the morning"
whether Mrs. New Yorker herself
approved Of this or not, we don't
know. We were all too speechless to
ask Perhaps we felt that Mrs. New
Yorker would think US hayseeds,
should we have shown that we were
shocked. But on talking it over by
ourselves, we, who have almost grown
Evening star., 1935-01-31
Presented
BY EMILY POST.

"DEAR MRS. POST-Is 1t true that
New York debutantes are now
presented to society at dawn dances?
I went to lunch party few days
ago, given by a friend of mine for a
friend of hers from New York. Four
of us who were at the luncheon are
mothers Of next Winters debutantes-
Mrs. New Yorker's daughter is a
debutante Of this year.
Naturally we were interested to
hear as many details as possible about
the New York debutante parties of
this Winter. Everything she told us
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was exactly what we expected except
one coming out party to which her
own daughter had been invited. She
said that the formal engraved invi-
tation read:
"Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones
request the pleasure Of