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Evening star., 1937-04-18
II new SCHOLARSHIPS
ANNOUNCED BY G. W. U.
20 Now Are Open to Graduates of
High Schools in D. c. and
Vicinity.

Eleven new four-yea- scholarships,
making total of 20 open to graduates
OF the high schools of Washington and
vicinity, were announced by George
Washington University yesterday fol-
lowing their recent approval by the
Board Of Education.
Under the new arrangement. two
scholarships to boy and girl are
awarded to each of the seven high
schools in divisions to 9, as well as
to the Bethesda Chevy Chase, WASH
ington and Lee and George Washing
ton High Schools. Awards will be
made on the basis of scholastic
achievement.
The university also announced five
trustee tuition scholarships providing
Tor two years of free tuition to gradu-
ates OF accredited high schools.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
D. C. GIRLS HONORED
Four Elected by Organizations at
William and Mary,

-Four Washington girls have been
elected to executive positions in or
ganizations at the college of William
and Mary, Williamsburg, Va, it was
announced yesterday.
Miss Shirley Dagger, 5000 Cathedral
avenue, was chosen senior program
chairman of the Y. w. c. A.; Miss
Beal Sale, 6l34 Utah avenue, has been
Installed as junior member of the
Judicial Committee of the Women
Students Cooperative Government
Association; Miss Peggy Prickett,
317l Porter street, elected junior mem
ber OF the Honor Committee of the
association, and Miss Marcia Gal
liner, 1880 Mckinley street, elected
representative at-large of the Execu-
tive Committee of the association.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
MEYER LIBRARY
WILL Be SOLD
Proceeds to Be Used to
Establish Memoria! to
Shakespeare.

The library Of the late Herman
Henry Bernard Meyer, former chief
photographer for the Library of Con-
gress, has been turned over to the
National Home Library Foundation
for future private sale, proceeds of
which will 60 toward the establish
ment OF a Herman Henry Bernard
Meyer Shakespeare memorial his
widow, Mrs. Helen Harris Meyer, an
nounced yesterday from her home at
3701 Massachusetts, avenue.
Said by experts to be one of the
hnest collections in the country, the
Meyer library consists of more than
10000 volumes and contains a num-
Der OF rare items in Americana, Amer
lean English first editions and many
OF the finest specimens of printing
from Bruce Rogers, Mosher, Rudge,
Nash and other presses.
At the foundation, where the COL
lection is being catalogued, R. S.
Thurman, director, said local uni
versity had expressed desire for the
library but that plans for the actual
Vdle were mQe1nlte.
He also said the space used by the
foundation In the Dupont Circle
Apartment building is too small to
permit public exhibition of the COL
lection.
A shakespearean enthusiast Meyer
collected many different prints of
the bards works during the so years
IN which he assembled the library.
ut was his lifelong purpose to
encourage a broader understanding
through wider distribution of the
works OF the worlds greatest poet
and playwright" Mrs. Meyer re-
marked.
Meyer died on January 16 last, hav-
ing retired in 1885 as head of the
legislative reference service, Library
Of Congress
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Port Arthur Shipping Begins.

PORT ARTHUR, Ontario, April II
P).-Navigation began from this Lake
Superior port today. Several lake
boats tied up here and at Fort Will
liam during the Winter began to
plough through Thunder Bay ice
fields, in which channels had been
cut by the ice breaker Whalen. Light
keepers of the Thunder Bay area
have been taken to their posts.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
New Highway Link.

1taly's new link between two high
ways in North Africa provides a road
'1,l30 miles long connecting Tunis and
the Egyptian frontier.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
YOUR TAXES
What You Would Pay and How Under
the Bills Proposed in the House.
article No. 6--Local Income Tax (Confinued) J.
ESTIMATED YIELD-$6, 900, 600.

ESTIMATED YIELD-$6, 100000
substitute for
locally derived corporation income personal
incomes OF $1,000 for single
married persons Would
oncas elected or appointed for stated resi-
dents within definition Of act
Evening star., 1937-04-18
DENTISTRY

DR.. Vaughan and
DR.. Rowell, both
dentists Of long
experience, offer
a complete dental
service, at one
third to one-half
what you would
pay for a like
quality service.
Free examina-
ton and dag
n0sis, free X-rays
with other work.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Editors

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1937-04-18
FOUND.

DOG. large. young. male: light brindle
face like . bull. long tail. Wisconsin 558s
before IL am
Evening star., 1937-04-18

This is the third OF series of
four articles on the income tar.
Fridays article discussed some
OF the curious inequities and dis
ordinations arising under the pro-
uisions OF the bill erempting Con-
gressnlen and certain Federal Of
fctdls from that tar, Dhile ledutng
other Federal officials subject to the
tar. Toddys article discusses some
additional complications in COL
lection OF local income tar, re-
sulting from conditions peculiar to
the District OF Columbia.
Evening star., 1937-04-18

with other work. Terms may be
arranged.
Evening star., 1937-10-15

him to instruct his men TO keep the
bus stops clear as TO enable the buses
TO get In and out without blocking
traftic. A letter also will be sent to
the bus company to instruct their men
to be more careful driving out OF the
stops and to give the proper signals.
A third letter is to 60 to the presiding
judge at the police court, asking him
to cooperate with the ofhcer II a
charge is made, and assess full penal
ties for violation.
The renewal of membership in the
CITY, wide Playground Council for the
coming year was announced.
The association also decided to in
dorse the movement of the District OF
Columbia Suffrage Association.
Evening star., 1937-10-15
King Popular on Radio.

That King George will become as
popular q radio broadcaster as his
father Is the belief Of those who have
watched the campaign to have him
60 on the air at Christmas. Soon
after his coronation broadcast move
ment was started by Sir John Reith
Of London, director general of the
British Broadcasting Corp, to have
His Royal Highness speak to his SUBJ
jects over the air.
Evening star., 1937-10-15

OfYicers nominated for the following
year are: President, E. j. Reed: flrst
vice president, Benson Taylor; second
vice president, l.. j. Goldman and
E. E. Bennett; treasurer, Hazel C.
Young; financial secretary, Alma
Allen; secretary, Edna Dulin; trustee,
Ira Marine Delegates to the fedora
ton, Benson Taylor and E. J. Reed.
A new member, John s. Dyer, was
admitted.
Evening star., 1937-10-15

Barnwen, Kenneth r. Baumbusch,
william J. Davis and Paul Kansto-
room.
From this squad teams will be
chosen from time to time to rep
resent the "Y" in debate. Others
wishing to try out for the squad may
still do 50 after filing applications
with Arthur M. Isler, debate coach.
This seasons schedule calls for de-
bates with teams representing the
Philadelphia "Y," at Philadelphia; !;
the Newark, N. j., "Y," at Newark; !;
New York University, at New York;
George Washington University and
American University here. College
teams from other, cities also will be
] met here, it Is announced.
Evening star., 1937-10-15
GROUP PROPOSES
TRAFFIC REMEDIES
Congress Heights Citizens Asso'
ciation to Send Recommends
tions to 8 Agencies.

The Congress Heights Citizens As
sociation last night adopted three
fold plan t. facilitate traffic and pro-
mote pedestrian safety. The asso-
citation decided to send out three rec
concentrations, one going to the cap
tain OF the eleventh precinct asking
Evening star., 1937-10-15
DIPLOMAT TO SPEAK
Chinese Embassy Aide to Talk
on Far East Democracy.

Tswen-ling Tsui, . second secretary
at the Chinese Embassy, and Fritz
silber, newspaper correspondent WHO
recently returned from Japan. will
speak on Democracy in the Far East"
at the first Fall meeting Of the Capital
City Forum tonight at 8.15 ocloc.. at
the Workmen's Circle Lyceum, 1902
Fourteenth street northwest.
The speakers will talk on the
status OF democracy in China and
japan in light Of wartime conditions
Evening star., 1937-10-15
Ex-BYRD AIDE SHOT

Baltimore Patrolman Fatally
Wounded in Taxi.
BALTIMORE, October Is R.-
Charles S. Ely, Baltimore patrolman,
identified yesterday by relatives as
member Of the second Byrd Antarctic
expedition, died from bullet wounds
while riding in taxicab.
The driver told police he heard q
shot and >found Ely slumped on ths
| floor of the cab. Ely's pistol was at
| his side.
DR.. Cornelius Hamm, coroner, or
] dered an investigation.
Evening star., 1937-10-15
Footprints Like Faces.

The knoll trackers of Northern
India know the footprints Of every
person In the district as we know the
faces OF our friends.
Evening star., 1937-10-15
DEBATERS OF Y. M. C. A.
TO HOLD FIRST SESSION
Teams Will Be Chosen to Rep
resent Association From
0<.,,~l ~ 0{~

Squad of Six.
The first meeting OF the newly se-
lected debating squad of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be
held at pm. today in the central
"Y" Building, 1885 G street.
The squad consists Of Lester E.
Hurt and John C. Kelley, members
OF last years debating team; Eugene
Evening star., 1937-10-15

existing between the two countries.
discussion period will be held after
the addresses. The meeting is open to
the public.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
oLASz BARATSAG'
vECE GY|LkoSSAG.
Ket nagy csalados Sorrellvillei
ember vitaja keselessel es To-
v0ld0zessel vegz6d0tt

Samuel Coppola So ewes
Lowellville-i lakos, IL gyermek
apja, Derenzo newt regi szom-
szedjaval es jobaratjaval het-
f6n reggel, sept. 20-an a laka-
san beszelgetett, beszelgetes
k0zben nezetelteres tamadt k0-
zottiik, amikor is Coppola kest
ragadva tobb szurast ejtett a
baratjan. Derenzo dacara eleg
sulyos .sebeinek lakasara sza-
ladt, fegyverrel teri vissza es
kozvetlen k0zelr6l agyonl6tte
Coppolat. A helyszinre erke-
zett rend6rseg az so ewes De
renzot, aki maga is 8 gyermek
apja, a Youngstown korhaz
South Side-i osztalyara szalli-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
Mem ADlAK KI
A APOLCARPA APIRT
AZ Two TAeoKNkK

Clevelandban most kerult
targyalasra Dominik Stevko es
Paul Hanus, Jr. esete, akiknek
Elyriaban megtagsdtak a pol
garositast azon az alapon, hogy
kommunistak. Yetta Land ugy-
vedno regfelebbezte a hataro-
zatot.
A felebbezes alapjan kerult
a loraini megyei birosagra az
igy, ahol Frank Weideman
igyesz fenntartotta az iteletet.
Az ugyesz termeszetesnek ta-
lalja, hogy megtagadjak a ket
munkas polgarositasat.
(Hogy tevedes ne essex, ezt
a hirt rem mi irjuk, hanem az
"Uj Elore" kozolte sept. IL
Xxi szamaban, tehat maguk be-
ismerik hallgatolagosan, hogy
|igaza volt Daragonak.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
MAGYAROK A NEW York;
VILAGKIALLITASON

E napokpan egy bizottsag
amely ait tuzte XII Gel
iaul, hogy az 1939-iki new
york; vilagkiallitason bemutas-
"a az ezereves' Magyarorszag
tortenetet Rendkiviil erdekes-
sc teszi a dolgot, hogy j. j.
Vincent, az ismert amerikai
impresszario, aki mint orosz
hadifogoly Magyarorszagon cit,
vetette fel az eszmet.
Az eloadas 200 amerikai ma
-ggyarbol lesz osszealIitva es HUI
dak Julia, a .vilaghiru magyar
primaballerina vallalta az el6-
adas rendezeset es beallitasat.
A bizottsag felszolitja a new
york; es videki magyar szarma-
zasu fiatalsagot, hogy akik er-
deklodnek, azok je1entkezzenek
az American Hungarian Pa
geant Society, Inc. irodajaban,
szoba szam 1862, IL West, 42nd
ST., New York City.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

Igen. magyar testUerei11k
megnyithatjdk k0ny0rg6 aggok
es drvdk el6tt az inteset ka-
putt. Magyar testDereink irhat-
jdk intssetInk kapuira a fel-
Detelt ker6 magyar testvereink
ressere Gst.. ISTEN HOZOTT.
- WELCOME.
Ha lelekharang csengese-
kor mem naar1dnGk ridegssiDI-
exc, hidegek; ha e sorok oluasd-
sakor AIT mondjdk: Megadona,
ami t6lena telik; ha tehetseguk
sserinh kegyes adonadnyt =.
kisebbet vagy nagyobbat, a
mint telik - csekkben, money
orderben vagy kesspensben el-
kiildiE e r0vid cin1re.:
LITTLE FLOWER INSTITUTE,
DERBY, PA.
es jutalmul, magyar j6tev6ink
csalddjdert, soE lelki es dnydgl
j1vdert cs1khdn1Gr ujabb ssds
drva es agg hdldsan 'aapi i1adi-
ban igy inaddkosik:: ISTEN FL
Jesse MEG.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
UTBAN ERCSzALu|T0 Macy HAJ0N
AZ ESzAKNYuCATI BANYAVIDEKRE
Macy fontossaga Amerika eleeben vhar
i yreror tavon MegerkeztUk DuIuthba Az els6 nagy
vaserc 'ebanya" OF nap banyavdeken Latogatas
egy banya feneken Holman jon vaserc

Harom craig tart mig kanyar-
gunk q folyoval, nyaralokkal
kirakott partok kozt. Sep kis
varosokat latunk az amerikai
oldalon, mig szemben a cana
dai partok csaknem teljesen ell
hagyottak.
A meleg borzaszto, mint ott-
hon a gulya beall a Tiszaba,
ugy lit is latunk joszagot a
partok menten hasig vizben.
Bantottak 6ket bogarak.
Port Huron jelzi a folyam
veget. OFT megallunk 20 percre
egy nagy szenrakodo mellett es
felvesziink 375 tonna tuzel0t a
hatalmas gepek szamara. A ha-
jo orankent atlag ket tonna
szenet fogyaszt.
Mar este van, amikOr neki-
vagunk a Huron tonak, amely
sokkal melyebb, mint a Lake
Erie. Az lido meg mindig sep.
Masnap reggel meg messzela-
toval sem latunk f0ldet, de a
halo radio iranytu segitsege-
vel biztosan halad az eszaki
part fele es pontosan beletalal
Detour mellett a st. Mary TO-
lyam torkolataba.
A st. Mary folyam a legesza-
kibb tavat, a Lake Superiort
kOti 0ssze a Lake Huronnal.
Szerencsem volt, inert ezt az
utat is napvilagnal tettem
meg. Ebben a foly6ban millio-
kat kolsott az EgXesiilt Ala
mok kormanya,, megfelel6 ha-
| jo csatornak elkeszitesere
Egyes he1yeken, valosagos sar-
tavak k0zepen kotortak csa-
tornat, amely olyan szJik, hogy
(Folytatas a 8-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
HALALOZAS

Ifj. Peli Ferenc 81 ewes fiata'-
ember szeptember 2-an vakbel-
gyulladas kovetkezteben Det-
roit, Michiganben varatlanul
elhunyt. Temetese september
4-en ment vegbe a Witt Street
Oils szama alatti gyaszhazbol
az Elso Magyar Reformatus
Egyhaz templomaban vegzett
gyaszszertartas utan a Wood
mere temetoben. Az elhunyt
Junction, Ohioban sziletett.
Hosszabb ideig Youngstownban
lakott. Gyaszoljak nevelo szu-
lei: Peli Ferenc es neje, sziil.
Bene Anna es a Youngstown,
Ohioban lako edes szIilei: Mar
tin Ferenc es neje, testverei,
valamint nagyszamu rokonsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
.EsE IA EkYE Z <

Francis Perkins n1llnkaagy'
MINISTER egyik bessedeben ki-
jelentette, hogy 1888 mdrciusa
es 1887 nldjlsa k0s0tt a gydr-
vdlzalatok munkdsletszdn1a 8
nailli6ual emelkedett.
A minisster tovdbbd ARA Is
rdmutatott, hogy ma 34,772,-
900 n1unkds Dan ulEdln1asDa,
elentetben 1929 mdrciusdDul,
anaely a prosperitds csucspont-
jdt kepDiselte, amilcor is 35,377,
900 munkds dolgosott. A jelen-
leqi naunkds letssdm tehdt csu-
pdn 665 ,OOO-rel maradt pros
peritdsi rekord 1latt.
Miss Perkins sserint ma az
iparudllalatokndl, a bdnydssat-
ban, epitkeseseknel, ssdllitnad-
7,yosdsndl es k0sn1iiveknel A.
592, 900 n1unkds tdldlt alkaln1n-
sdSt, kereskedelemben, bankok-
ndl, egyeb iparokndl, koshiua-
talokban, oktatdsndl es diplo-
m,ds pdlydkon 12,S0O,00O ayert
eMelyeskedest,; a sajdt iisem-
mel vagy aslettel re7adelkesoE,
vagy a sajdt naag1cnak dolgo-
g6k ssdmo 4,245 ,OOO-re rug,
mig 3,OS5, 900 az alkalnai naun-
kdsok ssdma.
A minisster meg ast is ki-
jelentette, hogy a gydrDdllald-
tok, meluek 1888 eu elso ne
gyedeben SO,7OO,OOO dolldrt fl
settek XII naunkaberre, es ea
els6 negyedebea 194,90O,0O(
dolldrt figettek ki mu7akaberre
es eU els6 negyedeben 194,9OO,'
900 dolldrt torditottak a mum
kdsaiE fisetesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
MERENYLET EeY
FATAL LEANYRA.
Az East Side-on egy high
schoolos leanyon er6szakot k0-
vettek ell. Elfogtak a me-
renyl6 fiut

East Side-on a multi het
szerdajan egy High School-b6l
II ewes lanyt egy
kb. II ewes flu megtamadott az
iskolahoz kozel ESQ bokros tires
telken delutan. A merenylet
utan a flu elszokott, otthagy-
va az osszekotozott lanyt ajul-
tan es kesobb az ARA halado
tobbi iskolasok szabaditottak
XII a kotelekekb6l. A magarol
megfeledkezett tettest a rem
d6rseg mar penteken elfogta
es a teljes beismeres utan a
fatal korra valo tekintettel a
fatal kcruak birosaga ele keriil
z igy. Ugyanakkor ugy a
endorseg, mint az osszes
Toungstowni iskolak vezet6i fl
7yelmeztetik a tanul6kat, hogy
e jarjanak elhagyott rovid
aoakon az iskolaba, hanem in
kabb nagyobb kerulovel, de a
forgalmas utat vegyek, ahol
nagyobb biztonsagban lehet-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
OKTOBERI
GYASZUNNEPELY

Oktober 6-iki gyasziinnepely
a Nagybizottsag felkeresere a
Fuggetlen Ref. Egyhaz rende-
zeseben, okt. San, vasarnap
delutan 2 orakor lesz megtart-
va a Fiiggetlen Ref. Egyhaz
helyisegeben. Belep0dij mem
lesz, de adhat mindenki tehet-
sege Szerint.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
(Mult hetrol folytatas)


Messze m0g0ttiink Detroitot
mar csak a felette lebego fist
jelzi, amint hajonk keresztul
szeli a Lake st. Clair-t, egy az
Egyesiilt Allamok hadi mern0-
kei altal kikotortatott es vegig
jelzett eleg sziik csatornan. Ha
a halo a jelzo buojok koziil XII
kerulne, biztos a zatonyrafutas,
inert ez a kis to igen sekely
VIII. Dolgoznak is benne allan
doan a kotr6 hajok.
Befordulunk a st. Clair TO-
lyoba, amely 0sszekoti EFT a
kis tavat a Macy Huron toval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

Szerkesztonk sajat felvetelei vaserc-
banya videkeken, A, baloldali KEEP ST.
Paul banya melyen mutatja be kotro-
gepet,. .amint "rudat" ladol az vi fajta
teherkocsikbe A k0zepen szerkesztonk
lathato banyasz ruhaban, mielott le-
maszott vOlna IL hosszu letran az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
NAGYBIZOTTsAGI GYtLES

A Youngstown es Kornyeke
Egyhazak es Egyletek Nagybi-
zottsaga kedden ,szept. 28-an
este 8 5rakor havi gyulest tart
a Wilson Ave.-i Scent Istvan
Otthonban. Kerjiik a kikuldot-
tex pontos megjeleneset.
A TISZTIKAR.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

tottak be orvosi kezeles vegett
kesobben pedig gyilkossaggal
vadolva birosag ele kerjil. Cen
pola gyermekei ,apjuk halala-
val teljes arvasagra jutottak,
mivel az edesanyjuk harom no
nappal ezel6tt meghalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
SENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 2I-IK FI0K

Beteg tagjaink: Marion Ist-
vanne es 10th Menyhertne.
Betegseg titkarnal jelentend6:
322 S. Garland, Tel: 38877.
GOBER JANOS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
SOL A
KENYERHARANC.
Kohl: GR0SZ FERENC
az amerikai katholikus magyar
papok legoregebbje

PdPOh ASSoASSSSSJS
Estinadrd gyIlekesnek a gyo-
ri karmelita apdcasdrda ssii-
sei, es esten chosen terneE
1eyugalomra; delben togyott Ell
az utolso fQldt ke1ayer. Csak. fel-
De beSselnek drr6l, hoyy s4SY1 ,ss4S 90
HELENE husni a KENYERh
RANGOT.
A gy6ri apdcasdrddban az
volt a ssokds, hogyha nadr mem
volt NIT enni, - akkor meg
cs0nditettek q kenyerharangot,
naelyaek siro hangjdrol tudtdk
nadr udros es videk lak6i,
hogy az ertak inaddkoso es De-
sekl6 apdcdk aSstaldn n1dr
mines t0bb eleseg. Es e harang
ssaudra a jdnabor es jolelca ne
pek, valldskul0nbseg nelkIl
sietve vittek - ami t0ldk tel
lett = a nadr ehseg el6tt dll6
apdcdknak. = Egg ideig Ell
voltak zdtDa a ssuEsegesekEeI
- inaddkoshattdk - b0jt0lhet-
TEX -. UeseEeIhetteE q blinOS
en1berekert tOUdbbrG is.
A Philadelphia t6ssomssed-
sdgdban leD6 DGrbyban - A
Kis Tereske magyar katolikus
drUahds es aggnaenhely naagas-
latdr6l inae n1egssolal most ta-
Ida el6ss0r a keayerharang.
Hangja becsendIl America
n,inden magyar hajlekdba,
nainden magyar ssivebe. Miert?
Tdldn, az inteset drDdindk es
Gggjainak n,dr mines NIT en-
niOE - mines n1ivel ru1dskOd-
niok? oh mem - hdld ISten-
mex meg uap, aeon nehdny ma
gyar testveraek j6voltdb6l, xix
eddig is j6ssivvel karoltdk fel
az intesetet.
As0nban Mother LeOp0ldi11G
el6tt ssds7,dL t0bb ker6 leuel
tekssik. Vagy 0tDe,, agg ma
gyar terti es no resstet6 kes-
eel irt levelbea k0ny0r0g az in
tesetbe vaI6 felvetelert. Vagy
hetven0t meg irni sem tud6
apdtlan-anydtlan drDa ressere
tdDoH rokonoE, ssonssedoE
hnjJekot ke77aek az drvdkkd
vdlt kedves fiucskdE-lednykdE
ressere. Sirva n1ondja a
Mother: "ElIssenl 6ket, naid6n
bebocsdtdsert kopogtatnak? Ir-
jam meg nekik, ho1y ressiikre
7adluaE nincsen hely? oh Iste-
nem segits. Bocsdss meg ne
ken, hn An1erikG-sserte meg
husona a lelekharangot".
Evening star., 1937-09-21
Bedtime Stories

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
A gentleman, cen though in fright.
VIII ne'er forget to be polite.
Jimmy Skunk.
Evening star., 1937-09-21

you're going to do nothing of the
kind!" retorted Farmer Browns boy.
What he would do would be to make
it most unpleasant around here for
all Of us for some time to come
We've got to get him out of there and
do it without frightening him. First
Flip must be shut up. He is likely to
lose his head from excitement and then
anything might happen"
So to his great disgust Flip was
taken back to the house and shut
inside. When his master returned he
found the twins gazing at the drain
from respectable distance.
How are you going to take him out
Of there?" demanded Sammy.
Evening star., 1937-09-21

"I'm going to lift him out" replied
Farmer Browns boy.
What with?" Sue asked.
with my hand. What did you
think?" retorted her cousin.
you dassent," declared Sammy.
THAT is true If you mean the way
you would pick up a Cat" replied
his cousin. Jimmy wouldn't under
stand that and he might resent it, and
that wouldn't be nice at all I am
going to pick him up by his tail. I
have read that this can be done with
out unpleasant results If the animal is
lifted quickly and held out 1t arms
length free Of everything. I've picked
UP little ones, but never a4big one Ike
Evening star., 1937-09-21

Jimmy there. However, I've always
found Jimmy gentleman, and
think he'll be one now"
Farmer Browns boy stopped over
the drain. Jimmy Skunk was lying on
the bottom, his big tail brought partly
around him. It was where Farmer
Browns boy could easily get hold Of
1t and he began to reach for it.
you better not!" shrieked Sue,
dancing up and down in excitement
Her cousin grinned and continued to
reach for that tail. He did 1t slowly.
There was no hurried movement. Only
when he had = firm hold on that tail
did he move quickly. He lifted Jimmy
smoothly and easily, but 80 quickly
Evening star., 1937-09-21
that before the latter knew what was

happening he was helpless in midair.
She shrieked and ran as her cousin
moved toward her. Sammy backed
away, but scorned to run. Jimmy
didn't struggle. He seemed 10 under
stand fully that he was being aided.
Farmer Browns boy took him across
the road, all the time talking to, him
soothingly. In the field beyond was
deserted hole dug long since by Johnny
Chuck. At the entrance to this Jimmy
was gently set down, his rescuer back
ing away quickly. Jimmy merely
looked back over his shoulder as
much as to say, Thank you," and
Evening star., 1937-09-21
lately and so did Sue. "You mean
she began and paused.

CaCeIy Hnd SO dld Sue. You mean@
she began and paused.
Il mean that is Jimmy Skunk" ex-
planned Farmer Browns boy and
laughed aloud at the look of conster-
nation on Sammy's face as he realized
how very near he had been to disaster.
Evidently Jimmy fell in there and
can't get out. He sometimes is care
less that way" continued Farmer
Browns boy, approaching the drain
50 that he could look into it, Flip the
Terrier all the time barking in frantic
excitement.
I'm going to throw . stone in
there and see what be will do" de-
clared Sammy.