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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-21

Ia, nogy mol nagytam Ell a SZOt
legutoljara, tehat inkabb csak
ugy vaktaban kezdem azzal,
hogy regi haragosak voltak
egy magyar videki varosban.
a biro, meg az ugyved, sok kel-
lemetlenseget okoztak egymas-
max. Megtortent egyszer,
hogy nevnapot Unnepeltek az
ugyvednel es reggelre bizony
pityokas allapotban allott a
biro ele. Nyomban eszrevette
ezt a biro es haragosan mon
dotta:
= Sajnalattal latom iigyved
ur, hogy on olyan allapotban
van, amivel szegyent hoz az
egesz ugyvedi foglalkozasra.
Amire a manor dacara is
a harapos nyelvu ugyved
nyomban visszavagta:
- Biro uram! Tizen6t esq
tendeje es az els6 igassdgos
itelet, amt Ontol hallottam.
Kozben eszembe jutott, hogy
a szekely tanuk felol beszel-
tenn utoljara, de azok kozott
mem tettem emlitest Agya-
gassy Andoras felol, aki tanu
min6segben szerepelt a birosag
el6tt es ingadozo vallomasa
nagy gyanut keltett. Meg is
kerdezte tole a biro:
- Mondja csak Andoras,
mem tett maganak valami
igeretfelet a lopassal vadolt
Fabian Demeter ugy kez alatt?
Megmondta AIT Andoras
nyomban:
= De bizony tett, biro uram.
Nagyon is tett. AIT igerte,
hogy let0ri a derekanaat, ha a
tdrgyaldSon eHe11e Uallok.
A maga idejeben, amikor
Kossuth Lajos szavara megin-
dult a szabadsagharc, a harom
nagy gondolat hire eljutott a
szekelyek foldjere is. Szaval-
tax oft is nagyban:
Szabadsag, egyenl6seg,
testveriseg!
Foleg az egyenloseg tetszett
nagyon Csakany Miklosnak,
akit a csendbiztos azzal a vad-
dal allitott a biro ele, hogy
a szomszedjat vasvillaval hat
ba szurta. Megkerdezte a
biro tole sep szoval:
e. Mondja csak Csakany
Miklos, miert szurta hatba a
szomszedjat?
Rafelelte a szekely gazda
nagy biszken:
Csak az egyenl0segnek
az okaert, biro uram.
Elkepedt ere a biro es aka
dozo hangon faggatta:
Az egyenloseg okaert?
Hogy erti EFT?
Kidullesztette mellet keme-
nyen Csakany Miklos:
Bizony, biro uram, csak
az egyenl6seg okdert... Mert
tetszik tudni az a beste lelke
szinten beleszurt a vasvillaval
az en- disznom faraba!
Ez a Csakany Miklos mas
kor is megjarta a birosagot.
Tobbek k0z0tt egyszer nagyon
0sszeakadt a kereke a tus-
nadi Aron korcsmarossal, akit
a civodas heveben azutan ell
mondott Csakany Miklos
mindennek, csak eppen becsi-
letes embernek mem. Exert
azutAn becsiiletsertes vadja ci-
men keriilt isrnet a birosag
ele.
A jarasbiro megprobalta,
hogy kibekitse a haragos fe-
leket es raSzolott Miklosra:
Lassa, lassa Csakany
f0ldi, ait panaszolja a korcs-
n1aros, hogy elmondta ke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-21


hogy mi is lesz a Szovet-
seggel? Ez az aggodalom
azonban valahogyan mem
tetszik 6szintenek es csak
ARA val6, hogy port hintsen
vele a vilag es a Sz0vetseg
tagsaganak a szemebe. Hi
szen emlekezhet "a a tag
sag, hogy evekkel ezelott
mindig arr6l zengett a nota
a Himler ur Banyaszlapja-
ban, hogy fatal tagsagunk
narration XII, hagyja oft a
Szovetseget, keressen ma
suit biztositast, inert akar-
hol kappa masutt, az -
Himler ur szerint - bizto-
sabb lesz, mint a Sz0vet-
segnel.
Az egyletek egyesitesevel
pedig kul0n0s es tulzott el6-
szeretettel foglalkozik Him.
Ter ur. Termeszetes azon-
ban, hogy mindig hazafele
beszel. A negy evvel ezelott
furfangosan kieszelt egyesu-
lesi tervezet a Szovetseg es
a Verhovay koz0tt mem ST.
kerult, inert a Sz0vetseg
vezet6sege, a beleje helye-
zett k0zbizalomnak megfe-
lelve, mem engedte, hogy
egy olyan egyesules jojjon
letre, amelyben a Szovetseg
csak egyszeriien beleolvadna
a Verhovayba es minden
nyom nelkil eltiinne. Az
ilyen egyesilesnek csak a
tagsag latta volna karat.
Akkor mindenfele kigy6t-
bekat kiabaltak egyes fele-
lotlen elemek a tisztikarra,
de ha megt0rtent volna ez
az egyesules, akkor a XII
fosztott tagsag egyebet is
kiabalt volna a tisztikarra.
Azota Himler ur es a Ba-
nyaszlap halalos ellensegei
lettek a Szovetsegnek, mint
a vezet6segenek. AIT a ser
test, hogy keresztil lattak
szamitasain es athuztak
azokat, sehogysem tudja
megbocsatani.
AIT irja Himler ur tobbek
k0zott, hogy a harom nagy
egyesulet mar regen egy
lenne, ha a tehetetlen tag
sag akarata jutna' efvenyre
es ha mem allana az egyesu-
les utjaba azon enberek
egyeni onzese, akiknek erde-
kuk, hogy harom kiilon ESQ.,
portra legyiink szakitva.
Szovetsegunk tagsaga So
hasem volt olyan tehetetlen,
mint amilyennek Himler ur
szeretne beallitani... Negy-
vennegy esztendeje intezi a
maga ugyeit minden ktils6
beavatkozas nelkiil. Mem
bant masokat, de viszont
mem is engedi, hogy masok
ussek az orrukat az 8 ugye-
ikbe. A tagsag mar tapasz-
talatbol tudja, hogy mindig
akkor ment ferden a dolga,
ha avatatlan kiils6 embe-
rex utottek be orrukat az 8
belso ugyeibe. Negyvennegy
esztendeje tart fent a tag
sagunk egy testulet, anely
tobb jotekonysagot gyako-
rolt ezen lido alatt, mint az
amerikai magyarsagnak bar
mely mas, hasoncelu intez-
menye. Ha a tagsag a SEM
mib6l fel tudott epiteni egy
hatalmas, masfel millios in
tezmenyt anelkiil, hogy
a Himler ur szakavatott uta-
sitasait igenybe vette volna
akkor igazan mem lehet
ramondani, hogy tehetetlen
tagsag volna. Ha pedig pom
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-21

Amlre cSaK VallaG VOnOgdJ-
ia Csakany Miklos es egyked-
wien magyarazta:
- Mar installom alassan
mem mondhattam neki, hogy
francia!
Egy kis huncutsagert azon-
ban a szatmariak sc mennek
a szomszedba, ha birosag ele
keriilnek. Azok is tudiak,
hogy mint kell megkerilni az
igazsagot. OFT volt peldaul a
tanunak beidezett zsadanyi
Hetes Janos esete, akit a tor
venyszeki biro faggatni kez-
dett:
Hat tie fam, Hetes jan
csi, tanuskodhatsz-e tie arrol,
hogy a minapi verekedesnel,
ami a WORDS 0kor korcsma-
ban tortent, Duhaj Pista
kezdte a verekedest?
Amire Hetes Janos nagy
nyugalommal mondotta:
- Mar az igaz, tekintetes
biro uram, hogy a Duhaj
PiSta kezdte
A biro azutan tovabb fag-
gatta:
- Lattad-e tie, Hetes jan
csi, amint Duhaj Pista Kerge
Balintot, a panaszost pofon
vagta es mellen megragadva
a foldre teperte?
Nagyot bolintott a kerdesre
Hetes Janos:
- Ugy volt az, biro uram!
Eppeg ugy volt.
Ez Sc volt aZonban eleg a
bironak. Folytatta tovabb a
kerdeseket:
Tanuskodhatol-e, fam
tovabba amellett is, hogy
Duhaj Pista a Kerge Balint
segitsegere siet0 Dudas Pal
es Hajnal Peter bereseknek
fejet fokosaval bet0rte?
Hetes Janos ait is megero-
sitette:
- Scent igaz az, biro
uram.
Egy kicsit csodalkozott a
biro, de csak felvetette a
kerdest:
- Hat azutan ennel az al
talanos verekedesnel, hogy
tortenhetett az fam, Hetes
Jancsi, hogy tie mem kaptad
XII a magad porciojat?
Felszisszent ere a tanu
nagy ijedten:
- Ments listen, biro uram!
Nekem pizony egy haiam
szala Sc gorbult meg.
Csovalta fejet a biro es ta-
maskodva kerdezte:
Mond meg nekem jan
csi, igaz lelkedre, hogy tud-
tad EFT a nagy verekedest We
gignezni anelkiil, hogy belle
ne avatkoztal volna?
Amire felvidult Hetes jan
csi area es hevesebben sZa-
valta:
- AIT mar megmondhatom
biro uram. Ugy tortent a
dolog, hogy en- mem vettem
reszt abban a verekedesben,
hogy otthon voltam es alud-
tam.
Jo ket esztendovel kesobb
ez a Hetes Janos ismet oft
allott a biro elott, csakhogy
sokkal csunyabb ugyben.
Mem tanu volt mar akkor,
hanem vadlott. Lopassal va
doltak. Azzal, hogy ejszaka
idejen malacot lopott volna.
Ra is szolott a biro keme-
nyen:
Teged, Hetes Jancsi,
azzal vadolnak, hogy ej-
szaka idejen tetten ertek,
anint egy malacot loptal
Nit tudsz felhozni enyhitd
k0rulmenynek?
LesiitOtte szemeit Hetes
Jancsi es pirulva rebegte:
Tyx4 or4 1xSro~>o nI6cc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-21
DOS SAND OR

Mas izben meg holmi we're
kedes Matt keriilt Hetes Jan
csi ismet csak a biro ele, aki
ranezett szigoruan es szokat-
lanul kemeny hangon ker-
dezte:
- Milyen joggal verte meg
kend a panaszost?
Amire Hetes Jancsi oszinte
szoval felelte:
Mem joggal vertem en-
meg, biro uram, hanem csak
kar6val.
Amire a biro magyarazni
kezdte volna:
- Ugy ertettem a kerdest,
hogy honnan vette kend ma
ganak ait a.....
Kozbeszolott az 6szinte lei
XII Hetes Jancsi:
- Installom, ugy tortema
ki q Eeritesb6l.
EFT a Hetes Jancsit egyeb-
kent mindenkor egy Hor-
vath Andras newt, zalai szar-
mazasu csendor fogta ell. A
joravalo csendor azutan egy
tell orjaratban meghiilt, til
dogyulladast kapott es inert
harom orvos is kezelte, BIZ
zony belehalt a betegsegbe.
A temetesen megjelent He
tes Jancsi is es a sir felett
ezeket mondta:
- Hallod-e, Andras! Most
mar kvittek vagyunk. TIE
engem tobbszor bekisertel, en-
meg most viszonzasul kilci-
sertelek. En- ugyan mindig
kij0ttem, hanem most jojj XII
tie!
The Washington times., 1936-06-25
RENTAL HUNTING
With Barbara Holmes

If interested the places described bo0 phone
1rite Holiness 1917 St. ~ W., District $3.50
64OO BLOCK 14TH ST n $add much to its Inability There
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Employment


YOUNG men over Is years old to work in
order department. Permanent position.
See Mr.. Hobbs, 4 to p. m. Room 4O9,
1919 + St. N, w.
The Washington times., 1936-06-25

|add so much to it's Inability. There
is nice sized dinette and kitchen.
with plenty of space and cup
boards. 1t is completely furnished
with everything needed and rents
for $75.
100 BLOCK p ST. N. w.:
We are generally very demand.
ing in our likes and dislikes. but
you could not help but be very
comfortable in this attractive
house. It is run on the plan Of 9
guest house having individual
tables in the dining room, which
is an unusually appealing room.
There is also a charmingly fur.
niShed drawing room that is at
the disposal of the guests. The
meals are prepared under the close
scrutiny of the lady in charge
and are of well-planned menus.
In looking for change Of address.
give this your consideration. Rates
are quite reasonable.
ROOMS WITH MEALS,
NEAR DOWNTOWN:
Before you go looking for the
place to live, come into my Office
and let me tell you about this new
guest house. 1t has so many
worthwhile features that I am
sure your search will be at an end.
First, the location is perfect, you
can easily stroll downtown, or II
not so ambitious, bus and street
cars will take you down in a few
minutes. This house offers the
ultimate in rooms with meals.
Large, wellfurnished rooms with
all the comforts one is so deSirouS
of. Especial attention is given to
the meals served; regular warm
weather menus have been care
fully planned and are served in
a most appetizing manner. Rates
are very reasonable.
A SCOOP:
This is a real scoop a six.
room and bath apartment com.
pletely furnished and located in
the downtown section. Now hold
your breath, the rental is only
$62.50.
The Washington times., 1936-06-25
Financial
Personnel Loan Company

LOANS ON AUTOS OR FURNITURE
KRAFT LOANS, INC.
1903 R. I. Ave, GREENWOOD l4oA.
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BETHEsDA-45O9 MAPLE AVENUE
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
DAILY, 10 A. M. 10 8 P. N.
dc OSD M
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64OO BLOCK 14TH 81. N. W.:
Don't you like the joy that
comes from living in a new place?
In this building that has just been
completed there are some most
delightful apartments consisting
of two, three and four rooms. In
these units you will find the new
est and best of equipment, such
as ultra modern kitchen, cleverly
appointed bath and electric re-
frigerator, etc. This building has
carpeted halls and very attrac-
tive front. They are very inter
esting in every way to anyone
seeking a new apartment.
UPPER 18TH ST. N. w.:
Another new building is open
ing up on 18th Street N. w. This
one overlookS Rock Creek Park
and has two rooms, kitchen, d.
nette and bath units. You will
like these apartments very much,
for they are most attractlvely
planned and decorated. The bed
rooms all have cross ventlIatlon
and huge closets. The dinetteS
are more like junior dining rooms
they are so spacious. In keeping
with the demand of the times. the
windows are equipped with Vene-
tian blinds. This is a very con-
venient location to live in .
near a golf course, express bus
and schools and stores. Rentals
are $3.50 to $65.00.
FURNISHED APARTMENT:
For the discriminating small
family who would like an apart
ment that is furnished in good
taste here's a most delightful one.
It is located in an apartment ho-
tel where every convenience is at
your fingertips; drug store,
dining room, beauty shop and
many others. The apartment con-
sists of a large living room that
has one of those clever disappear
ing beds that can be tucked away
in the daytime, and the room is
furnished very attractively, hav'
ing individual little touches that
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$4,60(
ONLY Sc Qhn

NtdT
Groom brick, newly deco, screened garage.
A real home or Investment ME. 64OO.
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WI. 5511-Day or Evening
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Semi-bungalow. bedrooms, Randle
Highlands subdivision, restricted white
convenient to schools stores,
ETC.. 1917 25th St. s. z. Open ewes. to
2 o'clock. and Sundays, 8 to 8 p. m. See
Mr.. Fuhrman.
ADELBERT W. LEE
1343 H st. N. w. Dist. 1900
The Washington times., 1936-06-25
Business Office, 1917 H St. N. W.
Washington, d. C.
RATES BY MAIL
Payable in Advance

Mail Orders to 1917 II st. N. W,
or Telephone District 5275
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1925 HALL PL. NV.
NEAR wISC. AVE. AND w ST.
Afl-brick. s large rooms and bath. Semi
automatic h.-w. heat. G. E. refrigera.
tor. garage. House in excellent condi-
ton: may be seen any time after 10
a. M. or Call Emerson 5744.
The Washington times., 1936-06-25

A. II. BROOKS
3016 Columbia Pike. Arlington, Va.
Phone Clarendon 626
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Real Estate
Houses for Sale


Houses for Sale IS
BUILDERs-L E. BREUNINGER 4
SONS. 1915 X ST. N. w. NAu. 2O4O.
CoLoRED-6-room house. lot 5Ox10O. cleo
trio lights; one block from car line. Price
7-room house, electric lights. lot 50x150.
Price $4,000: cash, $500: $25 monthly
D"''' ' 4. H. BROOKS
3016 Columbia Pike. Arlington, Va.
Phone Clarendon 626
BETHEsDA-45O9 MAPLE AVENUE
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
DAILY, 10 A. M. 10 p. N.
Sc, $4,000
truly charming new two-story brick
home, with large living room, dining room
and kitchen on first floor and two master
bedrooms on second floor Every modern
attached garage. We invite you to COM
pare this with any house in this price
range. Drive out Wisconsin Avenue five
blocks beyond Bethesda Bank to Maple
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., INC, Agents.
Dist. $3.50. 73S 18th ST. n. W.
EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SUBURB
Several detached homes on large lots, re-
Gently taken over under foreclosure. Some
center entrance plan, some have un-
usually large, welI-arranged ARA rooms and and
others have library, with lavatory on the
first floor and 3 bedrooms and baths
on the second floor-priced at $9,950.
May be sold on terms of less than $1,000
cash and balance in one trust, with low
monthly payments until paid. This is an
exceptional opportunity. authorized by
mortgage company. For appointment to
inspect call
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
The Washington times., 1936-06-25

LOANS UP TO $500.
American Fidelity Loan Corp Citizens Bank
Bldg. Takoma Pix. Nd. Shepherd 3636.
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ROYS

Sixteen years of age or over. with bicycles.
wanted at once for messenger work. Per-
manent employment with good pay. Apply
Mr.. Schryver, 1917 New York Ave. N. w.
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Auction Sales


1920 Munsey Bldg, Baltimore, Md,
CHARLES Il. MOYLAN, Attorney,
635 Baltimore Trust Bldg, Baltimore, Md.
ATTORNEYS SALE OF VALUABLE FEE
SIMPLE SHORE PROPERTY LO-
GATED AT WALNUT & CHESA.
PEAKE AVENUES. ARUNDEL ON
THE BAY, ANNE ARUNDEL
COUNTY. Maryland.
Tho undersigned attorneys will sell by
public auction on the premises on THURS
DAY. JUNE 18TH, 1895 AT O'CLOCK
p. N. all those lots of ground and inn
provements situate in Anne Arundel
County. Maryland. designated as Lots F,
G and a. in Block 4, on a plat of q tract
of land called Arundel on the Bay, re-
corded among the Land Records of Anne
Arundel County. in Liber s.. H. No; 81.
folio 500. Said property faces Chesa.
peake Bay and improvements thereon con-
sist of a large frame cottage containing
eight rooms. front and back porches: also
garage accommodating three cars and also
containing six bath houses. Open for in
spection Sunday, June 21st. For further
particulars inquire of either of the under
signed.
HENRY N. SIEGEL,
CHARLES E. MOYLAN.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-31
ROSE-BOWL, SUGAR-BOWL,
ORANGE-BOWL, THAT'S ALE

| Daily papers devote about one
sixth of their space to chronicle the
nations sport news Why should
mot the Spokesman dip feeble oar
lin the flood? Thank you've; knew
you'd tell us to go ahead. 54@
We predict that Jimmy Phelan's
Huskies take" the feline football
iers from Smoketown in the Rose
Bowl game. Jock Sutherland is
champing at the bit, remembering
those terrible spankings Howard
Jones' lads gave his boys In former
years, but his lads must play real
football to stay close; this year.
Huey Longs orphanage ought to-
romp away from the Santa Clara
pigskin pouncers. Santa Clara's
schedule had few tough games, sot
the California wonders were over
rated. They're big and look tough,
but they're going to learn about
football in Dixie. ~s- 49,
sDuquesness the toughest, Missi--
ssippi State the s1nartest. This
time we string with the tough boys.
at the Orange Bowl.
The East should beat the West
at Frisco, but Nebraska boys alone.
would give them an awful fight.
The NNational Collegiate Athlet-
ic Association passed the buck on
the subsidization question. Looks
as if Major John l.. Griffith should
go on an apologizing tour for past
actions, beginning at Iowa City.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-31
ROOM IN PRIEST RAPIDS
VALLEY FOR SETTLERS

Your editor enjoyed a talk, We'd
aeseay evening, with Albert Weiss
LOT Yakima, OF the state Special
Projects department., the good am
gel of the local cooperative cannery
Mr. Weiss declares that 1850 mid
west drolltll area families are now
in Yakima, seeking new fields for
agriculture. OF this number, $50
could be located in the White Bluffs
neighbor1aood. He is of the opin-
ion that a concerted effort here to
interest the Resettlennent Admins
tration, the rehabilitation bureau,
Congressman Knute Hill, and the
local and county authorities would
bring forth a feasible plan to guar
antee enough water to support this
prospective increase I'M population.
1t is coincidence that we had
written, for this week, an editorial
calling the attention of the Reset
Element Administration to this Sec
ton
These rugged farmers Of the
drouth stricken areas will make
splendid settlers They would pro-,
badly introduce a greater variety of
crops and would undoubtedly in
crease the salable exports of the
valley.
We believe that an effort should
be made to repopulate the valley.
Churches, schools, businesses and
agriculture would benefit greatly
from it. Problems of transporta-
ton would be lessened. All would
benefit Let's get busy on this wa
ter supply question and solve it.
Probably never again will we find
local and national administration
help so easily enlisted. This work
should be done now.
A definite plan is Wanted-to Sc
cure definite results. The local
Commercial Club, we suggest, should
take this matter up and thresh it
out. Why stagnate?
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-31
NEXT SPOKESMAN SERIAL
UNUSUALLY DIFFERENT

Toward the latter part of Janu-
airy, the Spokesman will start pub
Wishing the next serial novel, 1t is
of a type so different from the us
ial romance or story drama that we
believe it will enlist much larger
coterie of readers than the usual
serial tales.
Have you ever heard of a pol
tergeist?" This new tale concerns
those malicious influences. It is a
story of subjective passions of the
material at war with the spiritual
Of sophistication crossing swords
with superstition You will like it.
Ben Anes Williams is the author
of this somewhat fantastic story,
which will start January 21st, and
that assures a cleverly told tale, al
though pure logic could find some
fault with the story's background.
The central figure, doctor, was
born under a caul-and that ought
to enlist the interest of you who are
beguiled by superstitions.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-31
NOT TOO LATE TO HELP IN
CHRISTMAS SEAL WORK

1t is not yet too late for those
who received Christmas Seals to
take part in the year-round cam
paign to help prevent tuberculosis.
Success in raising the usual
Christmas Seal quota in Benton
County now stands upon response
of many persons who have mislald
or overlooked their seals in the rush
of the holiday season. People often
unhltentionally nlislay or forget
their Christmas Seals.
Economic conditions, this year,
make it more important than ever
that the Seal Sale be successful.
Christmas Seal dollars are In
vested in the service of tuberculosis
clinics, in school health work, and
in the job of educating people about
tuberculosis When you buy Christ
mas Seals you participate in this
year-around program of cure and
prevention.
Mrs. FRANK CLARK.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-31
EDMUND ANDERSON HONORS
STUDENTS ON VACATION


Edmund Anderson was host ait a
party Saturday night, at Liberty
Hall, in honor of Priest Rapids
Valley college students who are at
home during their vacations. But
Mr.. Anderson was an absent host,
for he was indisposed that evening,
and Mrs. Anderson proved a gra-
cious and pleasing hostess, Many
Were present and all enjoyed the
evening. Gard playing and dane
ing were diversions. Among those
present from affair were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Shinn and daughter, of
Naches. Coffee and tasty eatables
furnished refreshment at the close
of the party.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-31
COLD CREEK
Published through the Courtesy Of
Carroll Meeker

Vernita and Priest Rapids schools
joined in giving short program at
the Veauaita schoolhouse, Tuesday
evening before Christmas. The pro-
gram was the feature of a commun-
ity party enjoyed that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Meeker and
Mrs. Annie johnson left, Saturday,
for Kennewick, where they are en-
joying few days in visiting with
kinSmen.
Miss Helen Meeker is helping
Mrs Cecil Barge at Priest Rapids
for few days. Mrs. Barge, con-
valescing from a recent serious OPP
Grafton, suffered a Slight setback,
after OVERRIDING a bit ait Christmas
time
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashland Marshall,
of the Gas Wells, spent Christmas
at the H. l.. Bethurein home.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-31
RESETTLEMENT

Elsewhere in this issue you will find a
resume of the accomplishments of the Resettle-
ment Administration and we find much to please
us in the activities of Mr.. Tugwell's department..
Yet, when we think of the obvious advantages of
the Priest Rapids Valley, cannot fail to wonder
why it has been overlooked in the Resettement
scheme of things. Here is valley that can Of
fer prosperous livelihood to ten times it's present
population Orchard tracts vegetable plots dl-
versifed stock farming all can flourish here.
And the initial investment needed to supply i1ri
cation would be far less than direct relief costs to
the same number of people and the relief would
be permanent here Resettlement, look this way!
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-31
ARROGANCE

that will ultimate
ly mental the acquant
natural others with the
accepted the behavior
frequently we'll
meaning with high ideals hganciful and most
commonly persons snap Judgment patience
failing grievouy horoughness
alibi-for they can't
invariably honest with themselves fearful
to
pied than arrogant people, they continual
gnawng the anthess their
realizing
snootness the Yankezed term No really worth
people superiority surroundings
cept surroundings they themselves
endeavor better things
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-31
RESOLUTIONS

White Bluffs resolves to make a,
better showing in basketball in 1897
than it did in the tag end of 1886.
Hanford basketball boys resolve
not to play with matches when,
and if, they get new rompers. The
fire done handicapped 'ern a bit: