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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
'EL KEII J0JWN A IESzAMOLAS

Hangfogot teszink hegedu nyergere, hogy agyan szo
hiszen mines ndat lelknkben amikor egesz
Amerkat enyeget6 veszedelmes heyzetrol beszeliink
Nlikor CIO megalaku multi ev soran es foeg, mikor
el6keszes munkaa egndu szaz es szaz odarol fgye
meztettek annak egfels6bb vezeto John L. Lews hogy
kOrOtte csoporoso ntezo k0rokbe kOnosen ugyneve
karba konyokke tuakodnak be vorosek min
den oldarol
John L. Lewis aki onmagaban bizo enber kicsinyloleg
felelte
Ne fetsen senki engem! ordoggel is szovetkeze,
hogy ce erek de a egySzer cet ere akkor maid elveg
a tisztogatast.
eel arnelyet CIO munkajan keresztul John L. Lewis
kzo meg messzro sncs elerve de tisztogas idee mar
eerkezett AIT halogatn tobbe ehe Ami ma Young
stown kornyeken, Chcagoban de f6eg Michigan aamban
tortenk tobbe CIO munkaja, hanem voros ee-
mex ceItudatos robbantasa
Lahao hogy vi szovetsegi Wagner torveny elo kesz
segge hak meg munkaado osztay addg pontig, amig
orveny eee szo de azonu egyeten lepesse tovabb
De atvalo u.s. hogy CIO kebeebe toakodo es furako-
lacopo kopenye aatt egszeobb eroszakra butogaak
szembeszanak nep akaratabo akotott kormanyza koze
gekkel is. 1
Mem munkassag szervezet tomege ipari harco-
kat hanem fegyelmet mero tomeg amey elvadultan
lepi at azokat hatarokat ameyeket partszabayok nak
eo Mem John L. Lewis vezet pari munkassagot ha-
fbujtogato tmeg voros vezeto kacagnak krorvend
azokon eseen ugyetlen mozdulaokon amket John
Lewis tesz.
onmagat kvatsagos valanek kepzel6 CIO vezer
talan mondja Washngonban lazadok lecsllapitasara
vagy torvenyte1en es tovabbi folytatasat meg
tiltom!
felizgato felbujtogatott tomegek fityolnek John
Lewis szavara es mennek aal mutatott uton
forradalom fee
YAK az ak lata Es Bar "a hatalom megszerzese
mar sok ebert te vakka remeuk hogy John L. Lewis meg
csupan rovdato es hamarosan raeszel hogy Macy
ztogatas leszmos idee eerkezett Mert ha ezt lat
rka munkassag eero akkke szovetkeze noha nagyon o
tudta, hogy egrosszabb tarsasagba kerul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
MEG AZ AD0CSALASOK

iigyeben is lazongott az ell
nok ellen a kongresszus es a
kikildott bizottsag hatask0ret
erosen korlatoztak, nehogy
egy-egy adocsalo tokesnek ma
gyon ralepjenek a labara.
Ketsegtelen, hogy az ado
csalasok ugyet az eln0k poll
tikai okokbol tuzte napirendre
es sokkal helyesebb lett volna,
ha az egesz adorendszer megre-
formalasat javasolta volna a
ket haznak, ez azonban mem
adott ra okot, hogy EFT a ja-
vaslatot is gancsoljak.
Meg lehet allapitani, es AIT
botorsag lenne tagadni, hogy a
visszatero jobb viszonyok kon-
zervativ iranyba terelik isrnet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
A BIR0SAG KERDESE

ma mar kev6sbe. latszik fon-
tosnak, minthogy az egyik
reakci6s biro helyere be lehet
egy liberals embert nevezni,
de a szenatus megfelel6 BIZ
zottsaga "a multi Shete1 aef1sen
belevagott "a segelymunkak
ugyebe. r1 Il l
AIT fogjak a szenatusnak
ajanlani, hogy WPA munkat
csak akkor csinalanak .egy-
egy allan, megye vagy varos
szamara, ha annak koltsegeit
negyven szazalekban az lille
t6 politikai egyed fogja fizetni.
A most TO yo kihallgatasok
soran a munkaber es munka-
lido javaslatnak is kemeny
sorsa van es bizonyos, hogy az
is eros valtozast fog a targya-
laSok soran Szenvedni.
Az elnok eredeti javaslata
AIT szeretne, ha egy felallitan-
do board a bereket az arakkal
aranyban id6r6l idore megszab-
ia, de a nagyt6ke = es a
kongresszus szemmel zathato
tobbsege -s csak a minimalis
bereket aka1Eja megszabni.
Ezaknek a. aTltargyalasoknak a
.'oral egyre elesebben jelent-
kezik a munkasvezerek 0nzese,
akik, hatalmukat feltve, szin-
ten csak felvallrol tamogatjak
.-ooSeve tet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
TELJES SZAKADAS

ALT be az eln0ki es. q kor-
manyz6 demolsrata part reak-
clos szarnya k0zt $ attd kell
felni, hogy q kongresszus je-
lenlegi iilese lenyeges munkat
nem fog vegezni.
"A szakadas felidezeseben az
eln0k 6s a konzervativ demo-
kratak;-egyforman hibasak.
Mem volt titok tavaly, mikor
Rooseveltet masodszor jel0ltek,
hogy a kekyerii deli urak nem
szerelmesek a progressziv ell
nokbe hogy csak kenyszeru-
segb6l alltak melleje.
A kongresszus megnyitasa
ota az eln0k egyik liberals ja-
vaslatot a mask utan kildi a
kongresszus asztalara, amely
reszben okot ad ra, hogy Glide
genedjek t6le meg jobban a
Del konzervativ kepviselete,
reszben kituno urugyet szolgal-
tat az izgatasra a t6kenek
Amely termeszetesen beleka-
paszkodik minden elfogadhat6
iirigybe. =.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
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lenne, itt-ott ingeriiltte teszik.
az orszagot.
Mem AIT kifogasolja senki,
hogy az aceliparban $ altala-,
ban a nagyiparokban a mum
kAsok q szervezet elismerese-
ert sztrAjkolnak, hanem ait,
hogy a munkasvezerek a sajat
szervezeteikkel mem birnak.
Mindenfele wildcat" sztraj-
kok benitjak meg az orszag
iparat es kereskedelmet es ha
ere mem talalnak siirg6s or
vossagot a vezerek, akkor ma
fTolvIatas az 5-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
!: ]! 4 !. !: : h !! I!'Is,II|!

sulyosan .hibazett, mikor a part
vezet6 politikusaira mem sakart
hallgatni, meg kell allapita-
nunk, hogy q bir6sag kerdese
megis csak urugy a kivaltsagos
osztaly es azt szolgalo politiku-
sok szamara. n
Ma mar, nyiltan kimutatjak
a foguk feheret, inert mem
csak az elnoknek a Supreme
Court reformjara vonatkozo
javaslatat tamadjak, hanem
eppen olyan vehemensen vetik
ra magukat a, lsegelyek iigye-
re. Mert a segelymunkakra
szant osszeget akarjak minden
aron levagni.
HaSonloan ellenzik az elnok-
mex a munkaberekre es munka
id6re vonatkozo javaslatat,
amt az elso hetekben ellenez-
nj mem mertek. de amt ma
mar minden oldalrol hango-
san tarnadnak.
Ezeknek a fontos javas'atok-
max a sorsan erosen megerzi
maid az elnok es a nefhzet,
hogy a birosag megpakolasa-
max a kerdesen Roosevelt ba-
ratainak egy reszet elidegeni-
tette magatol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
Nit csinaI a kongresszus?

Megdobbento hogy Franklin Delano Roosevelt arol meg
eenfee agadhatak att hogy orszagban eger6sebb
szocas erzeku eber laa tulkapasokat amelyek vasag
fele vszk orszagot es meg mndg halgat akar hagyo
manyos csuka vizben vagy dinnye fuben
Varazslatosabb hangu ernber keves foldkereken
mint mi enoknk Ha csak egyszer lne ismet radio ee
ugy erezzk hogy vege lenne annak sok par nyugtaan
sagnak ameyek aprankent enyeget6ve eszk heyzeet
orszag belbekeet veszelyeztetik.
AIT mondak hogy Amerka helyzeter6l sen sncs olyan
M taekoztava, mint Egyest Aamok elnoke Ha igaz
akkor taan megse oily nehez heyzet mint amin6nek lat
SILK meg akkor is jo enne, en0k megszoana es
egnygtatna izgatot kedeyket hiszen heek oa oyan
nema olyan szotlan hogy AIT udjuk vaon ele meg?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
BAR AZ ELNOKOT
.AKKOR

is megyalasztottak volna, ha
minden egyes deli allan ell enc
'zayazott vona, a demokrata
part kepte en- a del alamo:
kepvise5ese na.kti esysegese.2
korraanyozaij az orszago4.
A de'en a birosag niegpako-
lasanak a hiret mem togadtak
ketsegbeesesseli ugy latszott,
hogy az er6sebben element
mem fogjak. q
De igenis bant minden deli
allamot, illetve annak kepvise-
letet, hogy a segelyeknel a ne
gereket chen veszni mem hagy-
jak es iszonyodnak ARA a gon-
dolatra, hogy az elnoknek a
munkaberekre es n1unkaid6re
vonatkozo javaslata a negerek-
re is XII fog terjedni.
Ha a Huzsorazott maSodren-
di polgaroknak is felig en-
berseges napszamot kell ezen-
tul fizetni, akkor a deli fehe-
rex, a kekveru .urak es a lusta
"White trash" mem el6sk0dh
mex es uraskodhatnak a meyer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

A cleveland kiallitas ismet
megnyilt es ebben az evben az
ipar, a tudomany es a mive-
sect vi es erdekes attrakciokkal
szolgalnak.
Akik eleg kozel laknak es
tehetik, azok menjenek ell a
kiallitast megnezni es serdul6.
gyermekeiket feltetlenul vigyek
magukkal, inert oft sokat lat
max es tanulnak.
Termeszetesen a hatalmas
kiallitas csodalatosan valtoza-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
Roosevelt meg mindig haI|gat

kongresszus Egyeslt Alamok t0rvenyhozasa, hetek
s6 honapok oa AIT csnaa hogy semnitse csina Eppen
segge senmit ANIMAL is keveebbet Magyaran ondva lopa
napot.
kongresszus Egyesilt Alamok torvenyhozasa k0r-
met raga topreng hogy elerkezk ideje
leSz Franklin d. Roosevelt utoda?
A kongresszus Egyesut Allamok torvenyhozasa mem
Ell csak engodk vegeta inert alkotmany szernt
szA hogy egyen maga er hogy nala eeslegesebb
lam mines fold kereken Szirke emberek gyekezete
kongresszus amelynek taga tudjak hogy rendkvui
id6ket elnek es is t0r6dnek vee inert aa eet je
lensegeit Sc iranytan, vezetni mem tudak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
BAR KESZSEGGEL
ALLAPITJUK

meg azonban, hogy az elnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17


tos szorakozasokrol is CONDOS
kodik es inert Cleveland iga-
zan "nemzetkOzi" varos, xii
Ion meg van minden nemzeti-
segnek a maga kepviselete,
szorakozasa es kiallitani val5ja.
Magyarok, akik a kiallitast
megnezik, ne mulasszak el a
magyar vendegl6be benezni, a
mely Kende Geza ozvegyenek
"a vezetese alatt nyilt meg az
iden is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
A SUPREME COURT
MEGPAKOLASA

nyujtotta a nagytoke izga-
tasara a legjobb alkalmat, XII
lonosen azert, inert ez ellen a
meresz kiserlet e len a par
radikahs frakcioja is fellazadt.
Regen latni lehetett hogy
az eln0k a hat vi b;r5t mem
fogja megkapni bar kat no
nappal ezel6tt meg alkalma
EFT volna bizonyos megegye-
zesre, ma mar - a reakci5so-,
nagyt6ke ugyes izgatasa utan
- ezt a lehetoseget is meg
tagadjak az elnoktol.
A vereseghez mem szokott
Roosevelt viszont hajthatatlan
es olyan munkat kovetel a part
kongresszusi vezereitol, amt
azok keptelenek vegezni ami
elvisz mell6le t0bb huseges es
ertekes baratot.
Mindenkit megdobbentett
peldaul a multi heten, hogy
Garner alelnok eppen most
megy ot hetre halaszni, miko1
a Supreme Court csata a sze-
natusban kezdodik.
BAR KESZSEGGEL
ALLAPITJUK
meg aZOnban. hOgV az elnOl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

az orszAgot 6s 6ppen azert
sziikseges. hogy q reform-javas-
latokat siirg6sen .targyaljak.
Csak az a kerdes, hogy az
eln0k boldogulni fog e a de-
mokrata partban lev6 6riasi
t0bbseggel S mem allie a sza-
kadas minden toyabbi iidv0s
es sziikseges reform utjaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

munkajan, eszre vettek hat
egyszerre, -hogy snekik igenis
er6sen faj d - Supreme Court.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

.
A zenet megint Brenkacs
vajda es hattagu zenekara
szolgaltatja. Tavaly a magyar
es amerikai latogatok tizezrei
fordultak meg a HUNGARIA-
BAN, dicserettel emlekezve
meg a kitiin0 konyharol es a
ciganyzener6l. Azok, akik Gle
velandba mennek a nyar TO-
lyaman, feltetlenil latogassa-
max. el a HUNGARIABA. Mem
leSz csalodasban resziik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
MEM K0NNYITI MEG

az elnok helyzetet. az a teny
sem, hogy a munka frontjan a
haborusag allando es hogy a
folYtonos sztraikok tiirelmet-
Evening star., 1937-03-08
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

NEW YORK. March 8.-Despite
heavy buying in mining issues in the
stock market today following boost
in the domestic copper price Of Ia
cents a pound to 1914 cents. the best
level since 1880. late general selling
unsettled the list.
Previously rail. utility, oil and spe-
cialty leaders achieved popularity,
many reaching new highs for the re-
covery move.
Major steels, motors and an assort-
ment of other recent top-notcherS
struggled unsuccessfully to overcome
profit selling, and declines were plentl-
full at the close Transfers were
around 100000 shares.
Chrysler converted an early back
slide into a gain in the fourth hour,
but met large offerings and fell back
sharply in the concluding lap. Gen.
eral Motors was in retreat through
out as four Chevrolet plants were
shut down by a strike Labor dis
putes also broke out in Chrysler fac
tories. Hudson Motors factories were
hit by "stay-in" labor difficulty
While renewed labor difficulties
tended to cool Wall Streets ardor for
securities somewhat, traders seemed
to find many encouraging signs in the
industrial picture.
Steel operations were estimated at
a new peak since 1929, with most OF
the mills booked up for months to
come
The French franc came back briskly
in foreign exchange transactions as
France began to buy gold on free
market basis.
Shares of New York Central opened
with a block of 10000. up a point.
! This issue. along with some other rails.
! gave ground in subsequent proceed
! ings.
! Among the better performers were
! Sloss-Sheftleld. which got up 13 points,
and Homestake Mining, ahead some
| IS at the best In the front line most
of the day as much as two or so
/ were Anaconda, Kennecott. American
Smelling. st. Joseph Lead, Inspira-
/ ton Copper, Cerro De Pasco. Barns
dali. Atlantic Refining, Seaboard Oil,
International Silver. Pennsylvania,
Western Union. American Telephone,
Republic Steel. United States Pipe &
Foundry and Gulf States Steel.
Evening star., 1937-03-08
new YORK COTTON
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. March 3-An early
break OF about 81 25 to 50 90 a bale i'll
cotton today under heavy general
realizing uncovered renewed trade and
speculative support and partial re-
covery resulted.
Trading became quieter in the after.
noon, but the undertone was about
steady.
May. which had sold up from 1926
to 1884. was quoted at 1880 al the
beginning OF the last hour when prices
were to IL points net lower.
Evening star., 1937-03-08
COttOnSeed Oil,

NEW YORK, March 8 LP).-Bleach-
able cottonseed oil futures closed
steady. May, ll16; July, ll.25: Sep
tember, ll.24; october. 11O6 Sales,
237 contracts including two switches.
Evening star., 1937-03-08

Continued on Page Aid,
Evening star., 1937-11-14


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Evening star., 1937-11-14
Arts Club to Present
PROGRAMS This Week.

The Arts Club will present two pro-
grams this week. Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings, following the dinners al
the club.
Mr.. Peter Borras will give lecture
Tuesday on the present situation il
Spain Mr.. Borras is member of tn
Central Relief Committee for Repub-
lican Spain.
After the dinner Thursday evening
members will view the remarkable
colored moving picture taken last
summer by Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lars-
burgh on motor trip through rural
England, Scotland and Wales. show
ing ruins of abbeys, cathedrals, tho
lake district and some of the famou
gardens of England.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Engagements
Announced
Recently
Leila Van Leer
To Be Bride
Next Year.
Continued From First Paee)

Joseph's College at Emmitsburg and
Is a member Of the faculty Of the Bel
Air High School.
Her father was at one time the
superintendent of schools In Prince
Georges County and professor of
education at Mount st. Mary's COL
lege in Emnitsburg. 1t. Call is
graduate of West Point and is now
stationed at the Aberdeen Proving
Ground.
The wedding will take place In the
early summer in Hawaii
Miss Virginia Reid Munnikhuysen
Of Bel Air and Miss Edith Lynch Of
Wilmington, Del. will entertain at q
buffet supper in Bel Air in honor of
the bride-elect and her hance Satur-
day, November 20.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Miss Harriet Bishopp
Engaged to Mr.. BerksOn.

DR. AND MRS. FRED CORY BISH-
OPP Of Sligo Park Hills, Md, an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Harriet Eloise Bishopp
of New York City, to Mr.. Albert Neck
lin Berkson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Berkson Of New York City.
The wedding will take place Satur-
day in New York. Miss Bishopp is a
graduate of the University of Mary
land and member Of Kappa Delta
Sorority and the Women's Senior Hon
orary Society. She was graduated
from the North Dallas High School
in Dallas, Tex.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

tSOIlllIlucQ ElOLi 4 ALob dtci
colony of New York. The Minister
made an address at the banquet last
evening which was followed by re-
ception. The anniversary Of Latvian
independence will fall on Wednesday.
when members of the Latvian colony
will be received at the legation. The
following day the Minister and Nine.
Bilmanis will go to Boston. where thf
Latvian colony there will celebrate
the anniversary.
Sonora de Pastoriza. wife of tie
Minister of the Dominican Republic.
will entertain at the first of series
of informal teas Wednesday afternoon.
She will be assisted by Sonora de Re-
cinos. wife of the Guatemalan Min
ister; Sonora de Boyd, wife of the
Panama Minister: Sonora de Godoy.
wife of the Counselor of the Donlini-
can Legation; Sonora de Tudela. Mrs
c. j. Fegan, Mrs. j. E. Mcclure. Mrs.
Thomas Watson and Mrs. Parker W
West.
The Honduras Minister and Sonora
de Lozano are expected to arrive in
Washington the end of the week from
Honduras, where they have been since
April.
The Bulgarian Minister. Mr.. Dimitri
Naoumoff, is spending a short time il
London before sailing for this countr.
within week or 10 days. The Min
lister has been abroad since August.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Miss Margaret Carroll
Engaged to Mr.. Berkeley.

MR.. AND MRS. JAMES s. CAR
" ROLL Of st. Louis, Mo, former
ly of Washington, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Margaret
Louise to Mr.. William H. Berkley of
Takoma Park, Md. The wedding will
take place in the spring.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
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Evening star., 1937-11-14
Miss Gladys Johnson
To Marry Mr.. Smirnon.

MR.. MALCOLM ]. JOHNSON an
" nounces the engagement Of his
daughter Gladys Wheeler to Mr.. Rob-
ert Louis Smirnoff, son Of 1t and
Mime. Alexander L Smirnoff. The we'd
ding will take place this winter.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Miss Edith Sherman
Engaged to Marry.

MIR. AND MRS. SIMON SHER-
A'A MAN announce the engagement
Of their daughter Edith Reevel TO
Mr.. Louis M. Morganstein. Both fanli-
lies are of this city.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
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Evening star., 1937-11-14
Miss Ruth Klein
To Be Married.

MIR. AND MRS. ABRAM L. KLEIN
A'A announce the engagement Of
their daughter Ruth Constance ~
Mr.. Gilbert Nudel. The wedding will
take place May l.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Notes of Diplomats;
Lindsays Hosts
At Dinner.

Continued From First Page.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02

Does 1t hurt child to move? Just now this is the question that is bothering thousands of parents who will soon be packing dishes and books and getting up some morn- ing at five o'clock to be ready for the big vans.
 Harry is getting along 50 well at his present school, and besides, he knows every boy on the street as well as his own brothers. He knows every loose fiagstone in four blocks and at what house the lady does, or doesn't, allow you to sit on her steps.
 To take him to a strange region, away from familiar haunts and people, establish all over again a place for himself in the community sun, and adjust himself to 8 new school, is possibly the most import ant item to be considered in the spring trek to new scenes.
 It Isn't All Strange But although 1t seems a heart breaking thing to do in many cases, I do not think 1t hurts the boy or girl as much as we think.
 For one reason, his real secur- ity goes with him in his parents and family, in the familiar furni- ture and the same old rugs. He has the feeling that they're all in 1t together, and with them along he can face the world.
 Besides, schools in cities now have a well worked-out cooperative system that allows for easy trans fer of other zones without putting back" or losing time. Even the grade books of different cities are 50 similar nowadays that the child usually takes up where he's left oil and goes right ahead.
 As for leaving the old stamping ground, the cronieS and familiar day-to-day life, upon which his af- fections are fixed, there is some- thing to be said in favor of change, provided the change promises con- genial outlook, and the new people re encounters are as favorable to his general happiness as the old ones.
 This is why parents should inquire about a neighborhood before they move into it. If the mother discovers conditions there, such as mean gang or snobbish youngsters who will not be likely to make Harry a friend, or lonely surroundings where he will have no friends at all, per- hapS she will regret moving to such a place.
 May Be Good Training
 But if Harry finds himself in a new place that approximates the old, or betters 1t, and has to cut a new niche for himself, the exper- fence should not hurt him in the least.
 On the contrary, necessary as roots and memories are, the person who can face change and adapt himself to 1t philosophically all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02

GIOrifing Yourself
By Alicia Hart
NEA Service stan Writer

Letters from readers indicate that dry, brittle nails, hard-to-manage hair and excess weight are major problems of beauty-minded women. All are interested in various new preparations, a few have complex ion worries, but the majority want to know about cuticle creams, care of hair and ways to lose a few pounds.
 The condition of nails depends good deal on your general physical health. If you cat sen- sibly, exercise regularly and get adequate sleep and rest, you are not likely to be troubled with brittIeness or little white spots. Cuticle should never be cut. Push 1t back with the towel every time you dry your hands. Use spe- cial cuticle cream or lotion sev- eral times week.
 File nails with an emery board instead of a steel file. Never push the cuticle back with a steel iIl- strument, and don't let your man. tourist use one.
 Absolute cleanliness and regu- lar brushing routines are the first requisites of healthy, attractive hair. Experts agree that the wO- man who uses a hair brush cor rectly night after night isn't like ly to have hair and scalp. prob leIns. And don't let anyone tell you that a weekly shampoo will make your hair excessively oily or too dry or too anything else. Unless you are i'll, or have some other good reason for not doing 1t. wash your hair every seven days. Rinsing is important, of course.
 If you want to lose weight, you must exercise, and you must watch your calorieS. Unless there is something physically wrong with you, less food and more ex- ercise is bound to take off a few pounds. There is no royal road to weight reduction, and wishing won't make you slender. Substi- tute vegetables and salads for