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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
JOE JATSzOTTAk
A MOKEDvEL0k

Vasarnap, Scent Istvan nap
jan, este, keves szAmu, de lei
kes k0z0nseg el6tt folyt le
AZ ord0g matkaia'' szinnii
el6adasa. A kozonseg szaman
megerzett, hogy a munkavi-
szonyok gyongek. Jo adagban
hozzajarult ehhez az is, hogy
a scent iinnepelxre mindenki-
mex a rendesn6l t6bb kiadasa
volt, jollehet a bevetel ielen-
tekenyen kevesebb, ha ner1
eppen semn1i volt.
Molnar Lajostol megszoktuk
hogy arnit elkezd, AIT meg IS
csinalja. Egeszen, enberileg
tokeletesen. Szerepl6i vala-
mennyien belevittek el6ada-
sukba legjobb akaratukat. Mrs.
Pallo nagyon iigyesen alaki-
totta Judithot es Trojan Janos
az oreg, bolcselkedni szeret6
szoknyavadaszt. Buncsi J6slka
sem hagyta magat, q k0nnyen
langot Togo ifju h6sszerelmes
szerepeben. Nehez yolna va
lamennyit felsoroini, minden
szereplo kivalosagat kell6leg
meltatni.
Egy dolog azonban bant6
volt s ezt mem az el6adas ter
here kel1 irnunk. A darab dra-
mai befejezesenel, hol sokan
k0nnyet ejtettek, q kozonseg
legnagyobb resze bant6an ne
vetett. Ez a darab meg mem
ertesere vail.
Ett6l eltekintye, d Scent
Istvan pr6balkozott S tisztelet
adassek Mr.. Molnarnak 5 j6
lakaratu 1ntikeds6l 6inslk 8
Kedyes meglepetes volt q
masodik es harmadik felvonas
kozott ket kis gyerek szerep-
lese. Plebanos koszon6 szavai
utan, bemutatta Pipoly Eve
iynt es Kinick Eduardot.
Mindketten kedves tancda-
rabokat mutattak be a fiig-
g0ny elott Miss Jones zongora-
tanitone kiserete mellett. Sok
tapsot arattak. A kis Evelyn
meg enekelt is kedyesen, kel-
lemesen.
Ha az anyagi eredmeny nem
is valami fenyes, de az err
kolcsi elegtetel megvan: a ma
gyar szellemet akartak ebren
tartani........
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
LENCYEL ANDRAST
ELNOKNEK TETTEK
Az ismert 0reg amerikas a
Bridgeport 16-ik osztalyanak
uj eln0ke. Hus6cxky nlarad
iigykezel6

A Bridgeport Sz0vetseg
Youngstown 16-ik osztalya
nemregen tartotta evi gyule-
set, amelyen a j0v6 eyre uj
tisztikart valasztottak. Az
osztaly vi choke a magyarsag
altal altalanosan tisztelt Len
gyel Andras lett.
A t0bbi tisztvisel6k: Latos
JOSEF, aleln0k; Husoczky Jo-
zsef iigykezel6; Gagyi Janos,
jegyz6; Danko Janos es Har-
sanyi Sander szamvizsgalok;
Nagybizottsagi tagok az eln0k
es titkar, p6ttag az ugykezel6;
Ricz Janos ajto6r es zaszlo-
tarto; beteglatogatok: Gene
Claiborne, Szabo Ferenc, Fiil0p
Menyhertne, Topics Jozsefne.
Hivatalos orvos;; DR.. Laurisin
Jen6. Hivatalos lap az "Ame-
rikai Magyar Hirlap".
A gyiilesen elhataroztak,
hogy ezentul a hayi gyiilese-
ket a Scent Gyorgy Egyhaz
gyiileStermeben, 702 Maho-
ming Ave. alatt tartjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
A MAGYAR SPORT CLUB
TANCMULATSAGA

A Youngstown Magyar Sport
Club nagy szilveszteri bait rem
dez december 31-en este 7.30-
t6l a West Side-i Magyar Haz-
ban. A zenet a mi regi ismer6-
sunk, a mostanaban varosunk-
ba visszakolt0zott Rigo J6ska
es ciganyzenekara szolgaltatja.
Kitun6 italok Is harapnival6k-
rol gondoskodik es mindenkit
szivesen hiv es var a rendez6-
seq.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
SZENT ISTvAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY BLK FI0K

A Scent Istvan Egylet Ver-
hovay 21-ik fiokja most va
sarnap delutan 2 orakor tartja
rendes havi gyiileset a szokott
helyen es kerem a tagokat,
hogy minel nagyobb szamban
sziveskedjenek eljonni.
Beteg tagjaink: Mislai Janos,
9O1 Bentley Ave.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
do: 232 S. Garland. Tel. 388T7.
G6BER JANOS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30

Az egesz gazdasagi kilatas
Washingtontol fiigg. Ha a kor-
many belatja, hogy a szigoru
ellenorzesbe lassankent belle
nyugodo ipart es t6ket mem
lehet tovabb zaklatni, akkor
jobbak lesznek a viszonyok, ha
nem, akkor haladunk tovabb
a ronlas fele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
CSALADI TRAGEDIA

Borzalmas csaladi tragedia
jatszodott lie karacsony eloes-
tejen a Campbell csalad ottho-
naban a Logan Ave.-n. Miss
Louise Campbell, a Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube elnok-
igazgatojanak unokaja veletle-
nil agyonlotte edesanyjat,
Louis Campbell 0zvegyet.
A q ewes szep sz6ke leany tobb
mint harom napig volt a war
reni foghazban, amig a lovol-
d0zest kivizsgaltak es a halott-
KEN megallapitotta, hogy sze-
rencsetlen veletlen volt a loves
Okla.
A valamikor dusgazdag
Campbell csalad tagjai egynla-
utan pusztulnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30

Ohio Allamban november so
ran nagyon sok nydorgest
hallottak, de mivel szel egy&l-
ITALIAN nom fuit, alig hihet6,
hogy q washingtoni kongresz-
sznsi tilesszak larrn&j6val t.
vesztettek volna 0ssza q dor
gest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
Nit vARHATUNk AZ u ESzTEND0T0L|
AZ PARBAN, MUNkAvISz0NYOkBAN?
jeenegi depresszi6 Okla gazdasagi hanem poItka
Lassan fOgnak meginduln munkak 1888 ban.
j0vo nagyon bizonytaIan

Annilyen jol indult az 1897
es esztend6, olyan rosszul ert
veget. Az ev elejen er6sen meg
indultak az acelgyarak. Maju-|
sig minden jol ment, akkor al
szerencsetlen sztrajk Matt egy
honapot vesztettek a munka-
sok. September kozepeig me-
gint eleg jol mentek a mum
kak, aztan rohamosan estek,
addig, hogy a heten csak IA
szazalekos az acel termeles.
Els mix a kilatasok?
Bizony azok mem a legjob-
bak. Az vi automobilok gyeren
fogynak es az auto gyarak kor-
latozzak iizemuket. Termesze-
tesen ext. nagyon is megerzi
az acel ipar, kiilonosen a mi
videkiink0n, inert acel terme-
lesunk fele auto gyartasnak
kesziil.
A vasutak sem vesznek SEM.
init, amig meg mem kapjak a
magasabb fuvar dijakat, ami
ismet az acel el6allitasi arat
dragitja meg. Az epit6 ipar
pang es dacara Washington
minden igyekezetenek, mem is
fog megjavulni. Kinek van ma
penze vi aut6ra es nj hazra?
K0zben Roosevelt eln0k, aki-
mex eddigi gazdasagi kiserletei
mind cs6d0t mondtak, meg
jobban "a kesziil fekiidni az
ipar es kereskedelemre. Most
Eazt kiabAlj4k csatldsai, hogy
fazert mines biznisz, inert az
acel arak magasak. Hat ez bi-
zony szemenszedett valotlan-
sag, inert nincs az orszagban
acelgyar, amely ne mutatna
veszteseget, dacara a jelenlegi
acel araknak az utolso negyed
evben. Teny az, hogy mig a
munkaberek es az acel terme-
leshez hasznalt myers anyagok
ara er6sen emelkedett, az acel
arak csak hat szazalekkal ma
gasabbak, mint voltak 1926
ban, mig a berek 81 es a myers
| anyagok ara II szazalekkal
magasabb.
Az acel arak leszallitasa ok
vetlenil munkaber leszallitast
is jelentene, inert kulonben az
acel ipar t0nkre megy.
Aztan ha le is szallitanak az
acel arat, az meg mem jelen-
tene, hogy az enberek mind
jart rohannanak autokat ven
nj, meg egyeb acelbol kesziilt
felszereleseket. Mar mondot-
TUX, kinek van penze ma vasa-
rolni vi autokat vagy hazakat,
hogy azokat aztan kes6bb elve-
gyek, amikor mem tudnak tor
leszteni.
Az ipar es kereskedelemre XII
vetett igazsagtalanul sulyos
ad6k a legnagyobb kerekk0t6i
a fellendiilesnek es ezekert
csak az elnOk felel6s.
| Kozben azonban a Macy acel
keszletek, amiket pedig magas
aron halmoztak fel, kezdenek
elfogyni es ICY januarra csc
kelly fellendiles varhato. Ma
gyon meglepo lenne azonban,
ha januar vegeig elerjiik a 40
szazalekos termelest, ennek fo-
kozasa 60 szazalekig varhato
k0riilbelul aprilisra es lehet,
hogy ez a rata meg1narad az
ev k0zepeig. Tovabb a j0v6be
mem igen lathatunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
|EsE kLEk y Ek

fCftuC6CtL <1HGC1EhHG = PSSSG 49,
gresssais egyik legt0bbet iger6
cselekedeter6l az a jelentes nd
hirt, 1naely besgdn,ol az an1e-
rikai nagyiparosot es az Anle-
rilcdi Ternessettud dondnyi Tdr-
sulat legjelesebb tud6sdi' dltdl
k0s0sen alkotott btsottsdg meg
nLdEuldsdrN.
"A bisottsdg n1egaldkulds dsdn1k
f6celja, h0gy az ipGri- es az
dltdldn0s tud0nldnyOs kutGtdSt
hozsa 0ssshangba, hogy a 'aGgy
iparosok ertesdlest kaphassa-
max azOErN a kntGtds0Er6, a
melyeknek az Nj ipdrok es es-
eel uj Observation-Disclosures te-
remtese a vegcelja es amelyek
vegen a vissonyok javuldsa udr-
h1t6.
Esen bisottsdg naiik0dese
n1i1adnydjunk ssdnsdra nGgy-
jelent6segI es nai,,dnydjunk j0-
D6jere Macy kihatdssal birs A
tudomdnypnk az iparra 5ds6
befolydsd ma nadr E0sisnaert
= =
teny. DR.. Karl T. Compton, q
Massachusetts institute of
Technology eIn0ke a gydripd-
rosok el6tt kijelentette:. A
tudomdny dltdI dllaad6nn to-
keletesiti az ip1rt; az ipdri
prosperitdsra es a k0suisso-
nyokra Dal6 kih1tdsa epp oily
jelent6s, mint a t0rvenyhosds,
a naunkGs Dissonyok, a pens-
Igyt polHilca, Uagy bdrmely
n7ds tdrsddnIn,i tenyes6. A k0s-
v6lemeny minden bisonnydl
meg Jog egyesni ebben Dr..
Compton Delenenyevel. AZ ipa-
RI fudo1ndpyos tltdtdsok el6re-
knl0ddsdrd nai1depki tudonadS-
sal bir. Az orssdg 1900 ipari
laborat6riun1dbGn euente billi6
d0lldroknt forditanak ARA,
h0gy uj ternaekeket taldljanak
fel Ss hogy az eddig nsdr hass-
1,dlt, de k0ltseges ternsekeket
olyan dron dllithassannk el6,
hogy a k0s0aseg nsinden rete-
ge hozzdf ferhessen.
Ha tehdt a tud0mdny es a
na0yipdY q k6z eTdeEeben to-
Ddbbi munkdra Jog 0ssse, ezt
az orszdg neltdn egg reme1y-
teljesebb j6u6 eBjeIenek te-
kintheti.
DR.. Robert Andrews Millika7a,
a California Institute of Tech
noIogy nagynevii elnoke neuet-
segesnek tdrtja ait a teltevest,
hogy qkdr Amerikdban, akdr a
Dildg bdrnely mds orssdgdban
Observation-Disclosures es gasdasd-
gi bajokot okosndnak a gepek
Az idei An,erikei Ipari Kon-
gresssus el6tti besSedeben q
professor ,aagytoku teDedesnek
neveste est a feltevest, an,elyet
0lyan enberek hirdetnek, akik
az orruknf, t0vdbb mem ldt-
max; inert a gGsdasdgi bajokGt
csak az ujabb gepek es az
Mjabb ternpekek feltaldlds0
oldhatja meg.
Egg orszdg Uissonyait -
na0ndta DR.. MilIiRcan - az or
ssdg ipari termelesenek meny-
nyisegeb6l lehet noegdllapita-
nj. A k0zgasddssok negegyes-
nek dbbdn, hogy az anerikdi
mu,atds nsagas eletvissonyai es
a Dildg bdrmely mads munkdsd-
ndl jobb megelhetesi k0rulnae-
pyei f6leg ARA vesethet6k visz-
SEA, hogy Amerikdbap legt0bb
a gep es a n1ussaki berende-
seS.
- Egg oral n1uak1berert az
Gnserikai nu1akGs 1.7-sser any
,ayit Udsdrolhat, mint az a1agol,
1.92-sser aanyit, mint a sved
es a holland, 2.5 annyit, mint
a nemet es hdronass0r annyit,
mint bdrmeIy n1ds eur6p1i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30

A madarak mindig ehesek,
inert az alland6 reptiles folytan
nagyon kimeriilnek es sokat
kell egyenek, hogy az er6veszte-
Seget p6tclni tudjak.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-17
A PARADY ON THE HOUSE By
THE SIDE OF THE ROAD

You've heard about the house by
the side of the road
Where the race Of men went
by.
Where some were good and some
were bad,
But none 80 bad as |.
When | hear breaks thrash and
old cars crash
And | cuSS. till | nearly die;
I've seen old wrecks, seen them
crowd the decks,
To see who WAS killed or hurt,
Just give me a COW to milk by the
side of the barn
Or bull to pillow up the dirt.
love to think about the house by
the side of the road,
Where the race Of men went
by.
When men were men true hearted
and just,
And needed the helpers cry.
But YOU cant tell now if he's well
or how
He ever could get that way,
! But I'd give my last rag to any
old bag. .-..
If it would help him and he
would try,
To get away up the branch and
lay on the bank.
And let the rest Of the world
go by.
| don't want to live in a house
by the side of the road,
Where the cars and trucks 90
by.
Course some are good and some
are bad
As good and as bad as |.
| was reared away out on my fa-
theirs farm;
Went to church on the Sabbath
day,
Where the preacher preached the
| sacred word,
And they sang the old-time
way.
Just let me lay on the bank by
the side Of the branch
! And watch the robbins play.
BY NJ. n, ORR.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-17
Il WOULD

| would--that could touch the
stars
And feel the heaven, yaultcd
skies.
Or Just dive to the depths Of sea
Where treasure Of the treasures
lies;
Or even travel with the wind
In softeSt signs or Swiflcst scom,
Or be at best the highest hope
For which the crownIy king
was born.
Or be a. simple as the dove
That wings it's flight i'm guard
ed fields.
Or only one among the few
Who 20 temptation never yield,
/ would-that | could somehow
find
The wisdom of the very old.
Wothout the age that it requires,
But JOY and happiness they en-
fold;
Or be as stcadfast in my faith
For the truths Of this vast
world
As the sun that shines always
Among the doubts that MUST
unfurl;
Or humble rs the humbl"st child
That knccls beside his mothers
chair
I..I a., oh .t|ils.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-17
Still Coughing?

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold, or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Crcomulsion.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take chance
with any remedy less potent than
Circumcision. which goes right to
the seat of the trouble and aids ma
tire TO soothe and heal the intlamcd
mucous membranes and to loosen
and eXpel the gcrm-ladcn phlegm,
Even if other remedies have failed,
don't be discouraged, try Creomul-
sion. Your druggist is authorized TO
refund your morCy if you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bcne-
fits obtained from the very first
bottle. CrComUl&Ou /, one word not
two, and il has no hyphcn III 1t.
Ask for il plainly, sec that the name
on the bottle is CreomulSion, and
you'll get the genuine product and
the relief you want. (Adv0
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-17
JAPANESE DEFIANT
TOWARD PEACE PLAN
Continued from page One)

Continued from page One)
States relations.
Gin Berlin Jun Takahaschi,
Japanese colonel, announced that
four Japanese demands must be
met before lasting peace is pos
siblr i'm the far east" He dcScrib-
cd the demands ~ 60 safeguards
againy, BolShcviSm in China; (2D
solution of problems between
Mmnchul;uo and China; CD sup
preston Of anti-JapmcSc move
mcuDs in China; CD economic CO.
operation between the two coun-
Lriu.l
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-17
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-17

AirplancS. hand gr@nadeS, sub
machine guns and dynamite were
some of the "props" ordered for
George O'RriCn'S new western
thriller, f"IlQllywood CQWboy,'S a
production with background of.
thu .,pr,ir l,..gf
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-17
BAD COLUMBUS FIRE

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. IT,
CUP)-Firc today destroyed two
buildings. two blocks from Ohio's
capitol. at Il loss Of 100000.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-17

Address your envelope to Julia Boyd TmcsNew Bureau, O2
Park Avenue New York City, " Y.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-17

\ new shell made i'm Germany
i, said 10 melt steel like snow.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-17

five m,mb~., We're present.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02

it's pretty evident that he is the
murderer Or else, why would he
run off like a scared rabbit?
Mat" he said slowly, what do
you know about Lung Woo?
Where is he?"
1.-THE last place where Johnson
would think of looking for him
in my penthouse apartment
calmly retorted Mat.
Later the same morning, Mat
Henderson was seated in the liv-
ingroom of the McElwain home.
Idly staring at the radio console,
he spoke to his friend. There are
still few pieces missing in our
jig saw puzzle. David. For in
stance, we know that McElwain
sat here, in this very chair, every
afternoon at four listening to the
radio Trail of Thrills was the
only program he was known to
listen to while having his accus-
toned afternoon tea His tea-cup
was half-filled when he left the
room to go to the library He al
ways turned off the radio after
his favorite program was over,
Yet, the radio was going full blast
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02

\EOU LIKE to he liked. That is
one Of the fundamentals. Per-
haps the hermit, sitting alone in
his cave and watching the ants
crawl by, may not bother his head
very much over being liked, but to
the average, healthy-minded hui
man, il is important to be able to
make himself liked. Furthermore,
IL the hermit had been a likeable
chap, he probably wouldn't have
become a hermit,
There are undoubtedly some
people who find it easy to win the
liking of others, just as there are
some who are so disliked that they
are shut out of good times with
their fellows, and perforce, live
the lives of hermits, even though
they are surrounded with people
wbe might as well be their friends.
Psychologists have been con-
sidering the troubles of those who
want to be liked but do not know
now 10 go ABOUT III, ana nave dis
covered some very consoling news.
They report that likeableness de-
pends upon the way you behave.
Certain kinds of behavior win the
liking of others and certain other
kinds, just as invariably win their
dislike. It's up to you to decide
whether you wish to be liked and
TO have many friends or whether
you choose to be disliked and have
few friends, and to act accord
ingly.
Moreover, psychologists have
other encouraging news. IL you
have been disliked, you can by
changing your way of behaving,
gradually make yourself over into
a person who is well liked. Also,
after that, you will be liked
wherever you go. Traits which
make a person likeable in one
community will make him liked in
arother II ether words, likeable-
ness is always ikeable!
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02
BehaviOrism Is Key
To Making Friends!
BY DR.. Frank Mccoy

The roots of the desire to be
liked go very deeply into human
nature and are closely related
with the three great desires which
are: first, the desire to stay alive
which is based upon the law of
self-preseryation; second, the de-
sire to mate; and third. the desire
to be great.
Certainly. we find it easier to
stay alive when others are friend
ly to us. No man feels very secure
when surrounded with enemies
and to the one who is intensely
disliked, the enemies seem to out
number the friends. Liking also
has a great deal to do with the
second great desire, or the desire
to mate, and most women frankly
admit that they want to be liked
by men and most men that they
want to be admired by women.
Mating is unquestionably made
easier when such liking is easily
won.
To want to be liked is also
closely related to the third great
desire, the desire to be great.
When we have the approval and
esteem of others we inevitably
feel greater than when we have
their disapproyal.
One of the Professors of Busi-
ness Psychology at Syracuse Uni
versity once said, THE best way
to get along with the chronic
critic is to make him feel i'm
portant in his own estimation i,
in getting along with people DidIse
them feel bigger and better, not
smaller"
When you know how to go about
making others feel bigger and
hence, more important, and know
how to do it with sincerity, then
you are well along the road to
likeability. That is one of the first
rules.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02

Elwain." The last words were
spoken with emphasis.
Mat Henderson looked at David
Huxley who appeared still ready
and willing to pounce upon The
unannounced visitor. The detec-
tive shook his head and said,
There goes our weekend, David.
And I felt so sure I could have
won back the two dollars / lost
to you at the beach resort last
month. / just know I wouldn't
have sliced single drive"
Yes, sir" the Englishman re-
piled meekly. ITO Chinatown,
sir?"
mo, to McElwain's house on
Pacific Avenue, before the police
have a chance to turn the place
topsy turvy. Chang Ling, We'll
meet you at your place later. And
keep an eye on your cousin. /
shall want to talk to him."
A UNIFORMED POLICEMAN
~ stood guard at the main en-
trance to the McFlwain mansion.
"Too late fer a scoop" Mat Hen
derson muttered as he jumped
lightly from the roadster. closely
followed by David Huxley.
You can't go in there" was
the gruff order of the policeman
MY dear man. you oyef-esti'
mate my limitations Mat re-
sponded. producing an attractive
and very official looking badge.
The name is Henderson And
this gentleman is my assistant,
Mr.. HUXLEY
Mat Hende erson and the
impiacable Huxley turned their
backs on the angry detective and
entered the library where a police
photographer was engaged in TAX
ing pictures of the body. He i'm
mediately walked to an open win
down which looked down into a
patio in the rear of the building
Then he turned to an enormous
glass showcase in which the muir
dered steamship magnate kept his
famous collection Of Oriental an
tiques. David, he spoke softly
over his shoulder. take some
snapshots CT this showcase, while
! engage the department men in
conversation Be sure you get all
the pieces into the picture"
IN THE DOORWAY he met Ser
geant Johnson. Was that win
dow open when you arrived on
the scene, sergeant"
"Of course it was" came the
bitter retort. You don't think
I'd be dumb enough to open it
myself and cover up the finger
prints?"
Certainly not, said Mat. But
now look here, johnson. I know
you don't like me and my meth
DDS, But can't you forget your
grudge for a moment? ! really
have no interest in the case and
if you solve the crime III not
mention to a soul that I've helped
you. That is, er-if you'll let me
help you"
You're too late, Mr.. Hender-
son. It's an open and shut case.
I know who did it.
Congratulations. And wno,
may | ask, is the culprit?"
THE Chinese cook. He's gone"
Matthew Henderson strolled alb
ent-mindedly to the safe. Didn't
the murderer forget something 2"
he asked the sergeant over his
shoulder. Then he reached into the
spacious wall safe and extracted a
packet of papers and an envelope
containing a substantial amount
of currency. If the motive was
robbery" he added, the criminal
was rather clumsy. Besides the
cash. there's about twenty thou
sand dollars in negotiable secur-
tiles here. Look. sergeant. And