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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20
(Folytatas.)

A hosszu barna kocsiban
mar sokan voltak egyutt. Su-
ru, sziirke fist paraja kavar-
gott a fapadok folott. A pablo
almahejakkal es szilvamaggal
volt tele. Rozika majdnem ell
csuszott rajtuk. Ezen is ell
szegyelte magat, exert gyor-
san leiilt, kozel az ablakhoz.
Az els6 pillanatokban mem is
inert folnezni, inert ait hitte,
mindenki ct nezi. Egeszen be-
leszediilt hat a fistbe. Csak
nagyon sokara es csak a
szempillai alol inert kitekint-
getni. Pirossavos abroszokat,
Macy szalma kosarakat, Ia
risznyakat latott koroskorul.
Szalonnab6rok es kenyermor-
zsak hevertek a labai elott.
Fulledt es zsiros volt a levego.
A nevetesek nehezen, maid
mem durvan hulltak szet.
Asszonyok es ferfiak $40
rongtak Rozika mellett es a
lany latta, hogy soknak pisz-
kos az area, fust0s es kormos
a bore. Felszemmel neztek ra
es nevettek. Ere elforditotta
arcat t6luk a lany es kifele
nezett a tavolban marado, ell
szalado mez6kre. De inert
szomoru volt es arva, nagyon
vagyodott egy-ket jo szora!
Beszedre! Csak mem merte
elkezdeni...
Egyszerre, mar jo ideje futott
akkor a vonat;; - valami me-
legseget erzett Rozika maga
mellett. 'Egeszen kozelre Ro-
zikahoz, ugy hogy 8 sulyos,
izgatott ijedelem tamadt ben
ne. Egy katona tilt lie melleje.
Egg pirosarcu, bakancsos ka-
tona.
- Ide ulok a sep lanyhoz!
- mondotta harsanyan es
szemeivel bizodalmasan, kisse
gy6zedelmesen nezett lie a
lanyra. Mintha AIT mondta
volna: No, ugye, ugyesen
megfogtam a kicsiket?
A vigecformaju azonban
felmorrant csuf vigyorgassal.
- Mem kell bantam a szep
lanyt! - 8 is odault szoro-
san Rozikaval szembe, mintha
jogai lettek volna hozza.
Rozika lacy, gombolyu ALA
megremegett. Keskeny Ora
max cirnpai kitagultak es in
dulatosan reszketni kezdtek.
- Onkenteleniil k0rulnezett,
hogy valahol vedelmet keres-
sen. De mindeniitt:: ferfiak es
asszonyok arcan ugyanazt a
csuf, majdnem kar0rvend6
mosolyt latta, mint a kato-
naen es a vigecen. Undor fog
ia ell, undor es meltanytalan-
sag. Hat NIT is akarnak ezek
lit mellette? Miert nezegetik
ICY, ilyen csunyan, mintha
leszednek r6la a ruhat? Es az
asszonyok, miert mem j0nnek
segitsegere, miert mem vedel-
mezik Ct? Hat mem latjak,
hogy mennyire fel Is milyen
telve van a szive szomorusag
gal es szenvedessel? Hat mem
latjak ezt rata, hiszen min
den pillanatban alahullna a
k0nnye, annyira gyamolta-
LAM!
K0zben j0tt a kalauz es
Rozikanak ismet meg kellett
keresnie a zacsk6t, melyben a
penzet tartotta.. OFT volt a
jegy is... Egg percre, egy r0vid
pillanatra kivillant a fekete
reklib6l hamvas-fiatalosan r6-
zsaszinu bore. AZ asszonyok
nH -. q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-20

SyOlSdll VCSSIJdhlAC oooAoA1y.
Hogy vigye az ordog EFT az
eletet. Mem mas, csak gurc0-
les, cipekedes. otszaz tojast
hozok, hala Isten...
Rozika csak annak oriilt,
hogy megtudta az oregasz-
SONY nevet. Mikor atleptek a
kapun, egyszerre csak megal-
lott. Megsodorta kotenye sar-
kat.
- Hat ize, Laboda neni. En-
a Rozika vagyok. Az Orban
Rozika...
Labodane bameszan merte
vegig. Hummentett valamit
es tetszessel nezett vegig a Ia
nyon. Nagyon a kedvere volt,
arniert az ilyen zavartan,
0szt0nszeriien belnutatkozott.
- Ma, rajtad Sc latszik meg
a puszta. Mines pelyva a fe-
jedben...
Es elegedetten nyitotta fol
a kaputol balra ESQ, ablak-
iveggel ketteszelt ajtot, me-
lyen kemenyitett feher va
SION fuggony vilagitott.
- Gyere hat be gyorsan, =
mondta nehezkes egyszeriseg-
gel. Rozika ekkor hirtelen fol-
fohaszkodott. Keresztet vetett
niagara.
- listen neveben, - mon
dotta es alazatosan lehajtotta
fejet. Aztan gyorsan belenyult
a zsebebe, melyben egy XII
csiny, megszaradt kenyerda-
rabot szorongatott.
Otthon, a mondakra es ba-
bonakra hajlamos emberek
kozott mindig hallotta, hogy
vi helyzetben, vi lakasban,
egy vi eletutnal kenyeret kell
magunkkal vinnunk, abba be-
leharapni, amikor oda belle
pink s ait, akarmilyen sza-
raz, megenni, hogy szeren-
csesek lehessiink... Rozika ell
szantan beleharapott hat a
kisse peneszes kenyerdarabka-
ba, melyet egeszen veletlenul
mindig a zsebeben hordott
Amig atleptek Labodane kes-
keny, de feherre surolt kuszo-
bet, mar lie is nyelte. Ere
egeszen megnyugodott es biz.
tosra vette, hogy az a latha'
Italian hatalom, mely ct idaig
vezerelte es minden bajtol
megmentette, ezutan is gon,
doskodni fog rola...
Nv.
Nagyon homalyos, szinte
sziirke reggel kovetkezett ez'
utan. Rozika szemei meg al.
mosan hunyorogtak, amikol
egy szornyu es ektelen hang
ra kellett k0rilneznie. Else
pillanatban ez a sztirkesee
dobbentette meg. Fejehez ka'
pott es a szomszed agy fele
nezett, melyben eppen oszes
kicsiny hajat fesiilte Labo.
dane.
Esik az ESQ? Olyan fol.
hos.
- Mem esik bizony. Csak
lit a varosban mindig ilyen
sziirke a reggel. Ide bizony
keveset silt a nap, AIT is Ell.
fogjak a nagy hazak. =
Rozika szemei most egy.
szerre kinyiltak. Szaja olyar
furcsan biggyedt lie, mintha
sirasra kesziilt volna.
- Hat ide nem slit a nap?
>. Pedig az olyan szep! Jaj
Laboda neni olyan sep az
otthon, amikor el6sz0r latni a
napot! Tuggya, akkor meg
hajnal van, meg a kanasz Sc
=,
Evening star., 1936-06-05

rived from her home in San Francisco
last week for the wedding Of another
daughter, Elizabeth, to MFR. Edward H.
Holmes Of Washington. Mr.. Boynton
has returned to his home on the West
Coast, but Mrs. Boynton will remain
until June 81.
The marriage Of Miss Boynton and
Mr.. Holmes took place at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tuttle May IS, the
Rev. Walter F. Wolff, pastor of the
Arlington Presbyterian Chutch, ON
ciating. Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was held at Col
lingswood Inn. Later Mr.. Holmes and
his bride left on a motor trip through
Pennsylvania, New York and Massa-
chusetts. They are now making their
home in Washington. The bridegroom
is well known in the Capital, where he
is employed by the Federal Bureau Of
Public Roads. He is the son of Mrs.
Horace Holmes of Washington.
Evening star., 1936-06-05

with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
William Hodges.
Mrs. ]. Roy Johnston entertained
Mai. and Mrs. o. T. Pfeiffer, MAJ.
and Mrs. Franklin p. Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix T. Moore and Mrs. Francis
King at dinner Wednesday night.
Miss Hetty Skelton of Fairfax, Va,
and her sister, Miss Lillian Shelton
of Groveton, Va, will leave tomorrow
to spend the Summer months with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
p. Shelton, at Weyer's Cave, near
Harrisonburg, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. M. H. Haertel will
leave this week for their cottage
at Virginia Beach, where they will be
joined by their daughter Ruth and
two house guests, Miss Nell Williams
and Miss Dixie Middleton.
Mrs. Albert M. Day entertained
Mrs. Neil E. Stevens, Mrs. J. Roy
Johnston, Mrs. c. A. Ransom, Mrs.
Franklin P. Shaw, Miss Guinevere
Crouch, Mrs. Edward B. wilcox and
Mrs. Felix Moore at luncheon on Tues
Evening star., 1936-06-05

day at her home on Lewis street.
Vienna, Va. Her guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Douthitt, Mrs. T. F. Colvin,
Mrs. r. c. Mccullough, Mrs. Gray.
Mrs. S. e. Morgan, Mrs. J. w. Gibson.
Mrs. e. L. Mills, Mrs. z. L. Kendall,
Frederick Kendall, Mrs. M. F. Burton
and Mrs. A. E. Porter of washington;
Mrs. E. F. Bloomingburg of Arlington,
Mrs. B. P. Barnes of Lyon Park, Mrs,
c. Sheriff. of Clarendon, Mrs. Ernest
Jones of Birmingham, Ala: Mrs. Gar
rett of Mayfeld, KY; Mrs. Connie WILL
bank of Nashville, Tenn, and Miss
Carolyn Marie GOWN of Vienna, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. William Meyer have
had as their guests the past 10 days
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Rouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. B. Rose, Miss Sue Rouse and
Miss Mamie Rouse of Washington,
D c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Pollard,
Miss Gloria Pollard and Miss Con-
Evening star., 1936-06-05

suela Andonega of Richmond, and Mr..
and Mrs. v. H. johnson of Virginia
Highlands, Va. DR.. and Mrs. Meyer
entertained the members of the Drum
and Bugle Corps Of the Alexandria
Shrine Club Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Leith of
Boston, Mass, are spending two weeks
with Mr.. Leiths mother and sister,
Mrs. Richard Dulaney Leith and Mrs.
Henry Shackleford Of Vienna, Va.
Mrs. Robert Cotton of Manhattan,
Kans., a former resident of Takoma
Park. Md, has arrived to be the
house guest of Mrs. Paul p. Pierce
of Takoma Park for 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Tuttle of Ar
lington, Va, have with them for visit
the latter's mother, Mrs. Albert Eugene
Boyntcn, who. with Mr.. Boynton, ar
Evening star., 1936-06-05

NOIlllIluCu TlOIlL llllO dSSV
home Wednesday, The guests included
her niece, Miss Louise Broaddus OF
Richmond Va, who is visiting her;
Mrs. r. M. Heizer, Mrs. James Heizer,
Mrs. Malcolm Chandler, Mrs. G. W..
Mitchell, Mrs. Howard D. Do1er, Mrs.
Harry Elkins, Mrs. Victor Grotlisch,
Mrs. Vernon Emery, Mrs. Alden
Emery, Mrs. M. D. Belfleld, Mrs.
Ralph D. Smith and Mrs. Bertha
Broaddus.
Miss Garnett Hodges will leave
Fairfax, Va, tomorrow for Roanoke,
Va, where she will pass the Summer
Evening star., 1936-06-05

day, after which the party drove over
to Annapolis to witness the color drill
Of midshipmen,
DR.. Joseph w. Voelker Of Takoma
Park spent the week end In New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herald Haynes of
North Woodside, Md, and their chill
dren, Herold, jr., and Paula, left
Monday for Ocean City. Md, where
Summer. Mr.. Haynes will return here
Sunday night, and will pass the week
end with them during the Summer.
Mrs. Haynes and the children will re-
main there until after Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hayward have
visiting them at their home in Au-
rora Hills, Va, Mrs. Hayward's par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Niblack Of
Terre Haute, Ind, also her sister,
Mrs. Robert HixSon, of Cheyenne,
Wyo. Mrs. Hixson made the trip
East by plane.
Mrs. Vernon GOWN, assisted by her
daughter law, Mrs. Richard D.
GOWN, entertained at luncheon Mon
Evening star., 1936-06-05
NJ aryl a n d
And Virginia
In the News

Continued From Third Page,)
Evening star., 1936-06-05

day, after which the party drove over
to Annapolis to witness the color drill
of unidshipfnen.
Evening star., 1936-06-05

DR.. Joseph w. voelker of Takoma
Park spent the week end in New York
City.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
CHURCHES TO HOLD XMAS SERVICES SUNDAYT
NEW WILLYS
is ON DISPLAY
IN Ell CENTRIC

The new willys car has been de-
signed and built 10 meet a vide field
of new car sales that has been but
sparsely served during the pasi nine
years. that of the automobile buyer
with modest income.
Preparations for entry into this
field have been under way Tor the
past four years i'm the manufacture
in limited quantities. Of a car which
has been priced considerably below
the standard low price of cars pro-
duced on a volume basis.
Prices onlthe new Willys viii start
with the coupe model. at s395 ana
increases above this price. ON the
sedan and deluxe models. will keep
the delivered price of the car. IN
any model, at from $50 TO sl00 be-
low the next lowest priced car.
Monthly payments, on the long
time terms, which will be made
available to buyers. also will keep
the range of time payments well
within the means of the man OF
modest income. These payments
will run materially below the next
low for cars of other makes.
The new Willys now is on display
at the Carter Motor and Supply Co.
Showrooms in Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16

Death of Juan De La Cierva,
above, Spanish inventor of the
au;ogyro, is a heavy loss to the
aviation world. He was among
the Is persons killed when a
Royal Dutch airliner crashed in
flames after taking off at Croy-
don, England, airport. The dis
aster was one of the worst IN
British air history.
-Centrdi Press
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
to Join
In Aiding Needy
OnChristmas Day

Various organizations of the
community are uniting in supply
Ing Christmas baskets for needy
families of the community so that
everyone may be supplied with din
ner on Christmas day.
In order to avoid duplication, all
names of families needing help
will be sent to the office of Charles
E. Nice. INDECENT commissioner at
the court house. This plan was
inaugurated last year and proved
quite successful.
The schools are cooperating IN
the project by supplying the names
of families giving the number OF
children in a family and their
ages.
Parent Teachers association have
in turn agreed to act as diStribut-
ing agencies. seeing that the bas-
ketS reach their destinations.
Certain organizations are taking
care Of specified families and
others, who have reported to the
coordinating council their inten-
ton of supplying baskets under
this plan are ElkS, American Le-
gion. P.-T.A.. churches, high school,
Junior Ten Thousand club We'll
fare section. Junior Auxiliary,
Camp Fire girls.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
[. A. COUNCIL
DEBATES ON
DOG ABILITY

LOS ANGELES, Dec Is. up -
The city council debated for an
hour today whether dogs can read.
1t had before it a proposed
ordinance. which would prohibit
dogs or cats from baying at the
moon or playing on backyard fences
between 10 pm. and 6 am.
Councilman Byron Brainard con-
fused proponents Of the measure by
asking slyly:
But can dogs and cats read?"
PauSing to let that sink in. Brain
ard went on:
If we adopt this ordinance, we
have no guarantee that dogs will
obey it. Dogs and other animals
don't respect what written laws we
have anyway
Supporters, however. were not to
De dismissed by such logic. They
argued that it was up to owners
to see that their pets obeyed- the
law. even if they had to teach
them TO read.
The law would protect owners.
too" counseled Councilman G.
Vernon Bennett. author Of the ordi-
nance. They would be able to sleep
nights instead of having to keep
their dogs from barking at the
moon and things"
Under the proposed law, any two
or more neighbors could decide
whether a dog or pet was a neigh
borhood nuisance and have the
owner penal.zed with stiff fine.
One annoyed neighbor would be
powerless-except to throw old
shoes.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16

nave been made 1Or union Protest
ant service Chtistmas day.
Each church scnool also is to
have its Christmas observance, the
majority occurring either this COM
ing weekend or the following week.
The young peoples societies of
the Methodist, Christian, Baptist,
Japanese Christian and Presbyter-
ian churches are uniting in a COM
munity Christmas celebration to be
held the night of Dec. % in the park
opposite the court house.
A lighted Christmas tree will be
erected in the park, the groups Will
sing Christmas carols and will pre-
sent a program for the entire COM
munity Young people not affiliated
with other societies who wish to Join
in the observance. will be welcome.
L. A. McCarty is directing the musi-
cal part of the program.
In order TO avoid conflict with
the above program, the Presbyterian
church has changed its church
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
Mrs. Fred Estaire
Injured in Auto

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 16. Wp -
Miriam Hopkins. blond screen
acrtess, and Mrs. Fred Astaire, wife
of filmdom's top tap dancer, to-
day nursed minor injuries after an
automobile collision last night.
Miss Hopkins was backing from
her driveway when Mrs Astaire's
car skidded on wet pavement and
struck her machine elancing
blow.
Miss Hopkins suffered a bruised
nose and dislocated shoulder, while
Mrs Astaire was badly shaken. Miss
Hopkins maid, passenger in her
car. had two fractured ribs.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
Quarantine to Be
Strictly Enforced
To Stop Rabies

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16. U.P)-A
quarantine. set up in sections OF the
county to prevent the spread Of
rabies. will be enforced indefinite
", DR.. J. L. Pomeroy, county health
officer. reported today.
Warning that all days are dog
days" as far as rabies are concerned,
Pomeroy said the situation had
changed very little in the past sew
sral weeks and tina. all stray dogs
would be impounded In the areas
where a quarantine has been in
force. owners will continue to keep
their pets tied up, Pomeroy said.
Exploding a popular belief, the
health officer said the danger OF
rabies was constant throughout the
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
Olive Packers to
Increase Output

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Is. WP)-
officials of the California Olive as
soeiation announced today that Cal
ifornia packers would increase their
production this year because imports
from Spain have been restricted as
a result of the civil conflict there.
The association decided to in
crease production in order to keep
prices down rather than to restrict
the pack, create shotage, and OBJ
tain higher prices, officials said.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
Blonde Fails But
Smoke Saves Life

NEW YORK, Dec. 16. U.P)-
Maurice Mast, "a, climbed to the
terrace on the 18th floor of hotel
today and threatened to jump. For
an hour and 20 minutes an attract
i've blonde, a hotel violinist who
played Happy Days Are Here
Again and clergyman attempt
ed to dissuade him. Finally
stewart offered him a smoke, and
Mast climbed down.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
State May Have to
Make Loss Good

LOS ANGELES. Dec. Is. UP
J. A. McNaughton. member Of the
State Racing Commission. inform
ed the assembly horse racing inveS-
tigating committee today that the
state may have to make good q
100000 loss suffered by the Holly
wood Turf club.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
Dates Established
For 81 Convention
OF Religious Group

RIVERSIDE. Dec 16. UP) - The
1887 convention of the Pacific Union
conference. Seventh Day Adventist
denomination. will be held here Jan.
1928. E. F. Hackman. president of
the southern conference, announced
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16

school program from Tuesday Of
next week to Monday night
Christmas eve is the date for the
Lutheran church's Christmas pro-
gram which viii begin at 7:30 p. m.
st. Paul's Episcopal church has
always had Christmas eve services
at midnight ana Is planning TO do
so this year
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
MINERS WANED IN OHIO

MARTINS FERRY, O., UR)-For
the first time in seven years, Ohio
coal mines are looking for miners.
A newspaper here carried an ad-
vertisement for $50 leaders for the
Pcwhatan Mine. the states largest
cOlliery.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
YOUNG FOLK WILL
UNITE IN PROGRAM

FL Centros churches, for the majority, will observe
Christmas their services Sunday planning special music
and other program numbers in celebration of the great
church holiday St Marys Catholic church has arranged
services for Christmas day. To date arrangements
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-31
Notice From The Police


On and after Septe mber 1sr. 1886
parking of all vehicles Including carts
10 the town of Christiansted will be as
follpws:-
''On the main streets (streets rum
ming east and wesr) all vehicles will
be parked on the north.side Of said
Streets"
''On the side streets (streets running
north and south) all vehicles will be
parked on the west side of said
Streets"
D. S. ARMSTRONG,
Director of Police.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-31

WE HAVE RECEIVED A CONSIGN-
MENT OF 200 PAIRS OF

Ladies' and Misses snug-f ting Hood Ok
fords, white canvas uppers with rubber
soles. one strap.
Sizes from to 6. Worth $10O pair,
now selling for 40cts.
Purchase in time and get your supply.
Price holds good as long as the stock
lasts.
FIRM OE JOHN ALEXANDER
Dry Goods Department
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-31
FulIer's Period

Make the period of Fuller visit in st.
Croix a FULLER PERIOD.
Order nowl Be in time for Christmas
Use FULLER Brushes as ideal gifts for
Mother = Dad Husbands : Wives
- Fiancee such as Modern Hal
Brushes - Powder Brushes = Bath Brush
Is Beauty sets - Health sets.
Call - Phone or Write
E. A. ABRAMSEN
Representing The Fuller Brush Company
Evening star., 1936-03-08

hauled away to bleach their bones
beside the historic trail.
The Reverend Asa would read a
simple and collective service for two
women and three men on the morrow.
A nursing mother held second child
against her breast and hushed its
whimpering.
And Will Douglas sought out John
Pendergast where he repacked his
wagon.
John" said Will straightly. Il
want t marry yore daughter to-
morrow just before roll-out. You airy
objections?"
John Pendergast looked at him
soberly but with ill-concealed pride.
Presently he smiled and held out mis-
hand. NO" ne said, mo, Will. l
amt. But what can we say to Captain
Sillard?"
MY gosh!" said Will Dallas
blankly. Caution an me - we
plumb forgot tn Captainr'
The End
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Thunder on the Plains
Continued from page ten
Continued from page ten

arrow in his left shoulder, a gunshot
in a thigh and never felt pain. Like
the veriest madman he charged and
battled and presently the savages fell
away before him and he came nearer
to the swaying girl. Men behind him
shot and used the butts. The Apaches
were in full flight now, their dead and
wounded left where they fell. Rider
less ponies ran with the rest.
And Will Dallas reached and caught
the Captains stallion, turned back
and led it clear. His men swept on.
still firing.
Painting. the bloody, smoke-grimed
man slashed at the rawhide cords
which held the girls arms imprisoned.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

"How?" he gasped. "How comes it
you p"
White-lipped and all but falling,
Caution Pendergast answered him. Il
followed - you," she said with diff
Guilty, "and they caught me-"
"You followed me?"
L couldn't let you go - alone. "
Will Dallas leaned forward without
a word and there, in plain sight of all
the train, he put his arms around her
and kissed her.
Night closed in on the wagon train.
Ten wagons were black with fire-scars,
two gone entirely. The carcasses OF
five oxen and three horses had been
Evening star., 1936-03-08
NO AlkAllES FOR
ACID INDIGESTION

MILLIONS have found they do not
IV1 need to drench their Stomachs
with strong, caustic alkalies. Physi-
clans have said this habit often
brings further acid indigestion. So
much more safe and sensible to
simply carry a roll of Turns In your
pocket. Munich 3 or 4 after meals
or whenever troubled by heartburn,
gas, sour stomach. Try them when
you feel the effects of last nights
party. or when you smoke too much.
Turns contain q wonderful antacid
which neutraliZes acid in the
stomach, but never overalkalizes
stomach or blood. AS pleasant to
eat as candy and only lOc at any
drug store.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Manhattan
Honeymoon
Continued from, page eleven

Johnnie's eyelids fluttered; opened
And - and what else?"
Sam Horne cleared his throat.
"And this elser' he growled, pointing
his finger. IF ever lay eyes on you
in New York -
But we're in New York.
Horne grunted. He was angry -
almost too angry. THE hell we are!
That damn ferry kept right on going
and brought us to Hoboken! It's New
York that wants you, not New Jersey.
Anyway" he continued hurriedly, ''do
you think I'm going to let these Jersey
dicks make the pinch and grab the
credit?''
Young Durkin found strength. He
raised himself on his elbow. But -"
will you stop arguingr' roared
Sam Horne. II tell you there's nothing
l can dor
The boy sank back into the pillows.
Il see," he said softly, and smiled.
And then Sam Horne's chin came
out, and he leaned forward and
glared. His face and his neck we're
turkey red. What d'you mean -
you see'?" he shouted. You think
I'm getting soft? Let me tell you, kid,
l.
Il think" interrupted Johnnie
Durkin, you're an honest-to- God,
hard-boiled, hard-hitting copper"
Sam Horne Strengthened and gave a
great sigh of relief. That's BETTER"
he said. Nov I'll send in your girl
Well, s'long, kid" he said, and stuck
out his huge hand.
The End