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Evening star., 1937-02-06
EMORY METHODIST
DR.. Cromer to Speak on
Communion Theme.

At Emory Methodist Church tomor-
row DR.. Horace E. Cromer speaks
briefly on the communion theme,
This Do" at the morning service.
In the evening, after an abbre-
waited opening service in the audi
torium, the congregation will be d.
vided into groups and will be con-
Quoted on a world tour of exhibits
representing the work in the mission
fields. The settings have been ar
ranged with some unusual articles
which have come from these various
countries.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
Spiritual Rrsrar h

The Spiritual Research Socie. !. Inc.
Washington Parish. I34e GalIatin St. NV.
at 5000 Block 14th ST.
Conducted by
Rep Carol E. McKinstry,
Dond Mdr0dritd Zeldpd
Class forming for study Of
MANLY p HALLS
Encyclopedia of Masonic. Hermatie. Cab
bafiStic and Rosicrucian Symbolical Phi
losophy. For enrolment and detailed in
formation Phone GE. 1868.
Evening star., 1937-09-02

and no reason why there
should be! For how recently
a have you beheld such a smooth,
appealing number, so simple to make
yet 50 completely pert and practical.
Zip, it's on. And zip, it's off, Zip
ping all the way or whatever length
you want to zip. Or If you're not the
zipping kind, the pattern provides for
you, too, with button closing all the
way or part way, rs you prefer.
You see. We aim to please. And you
can hardly help pleasing yourself,
your kinfolks and al the neighbors
with this smart little princess model
in sheer wool, flannel. velveteen, linen
ta11eta or silk crepe. No trick to put
together, you'll practically live in it
this Fall and do . heap Of livin' In
the bargain.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1375-B is
designed for sizes IL, IA, 16, lS, 20 and
40. Corresponding bust measurements
80. 81, "a. SO, 80 and 40. Size IA (32)
requires 3A yards Of 80 inch or az
yards of 54-inch fabric.
Every Barbara Bell pattern includes
an illustrated instruction guide which
is easy to understand.
Send Is cents for the Barbara Bell
Fall and Winter Pattern Book. Make
yourself attractive, practical and be-
coming clothes, selecting designs from
the Barbara Bell well-planned, easy
to-make patterns. Interesting and
exclusive fashions for little children
and the dimcult Junior age; slender
Using well-cut patterns for the mature
hgure, afternoon dresses for the most
particular young women and unatrons
Evening star., 1937-09-02
! 1853

BARBARA BELL,
The Warrington Star.
Incloss IS cents in coins for
Pattern No. l375-B. Size
MANIC
Address
WRAP coins securely In paper)
Evening star., 1937-09-02
Teaching
Children
To Talk
They Learn Words
Very Quickly, But
Not the Meaning.
BY ANGELO PATRI.

BY ANGELO PATRI.
IT TOLD him to be careful and not
hurt Mrs. Tuners feelings.
Then he goes and does just the op-
posite The woman will never speak
to me again, and don't blame her" !"
What did he do?"
You know how she gushes over
children. Well. I sent Freddy over
With some apples, Just = few pretty
ones in 4 little basket. I knew she
would like them for table decoration.
And I want Freddy to learn to do
such errands. Sort Of teach him. you
know.
We'll, he marched up to the front
door and rang the bell and Mrs.
Turner opened it, and invited him In.
He thanked her and said he must 60
right back. She insisted and finally,
when she pushed him for the reason
he up and told her that, My mother
told me not to cause you don't like
little boys in your house. She says
you're nasty-nice about your house
and must not 60 in, not even when
you ask me- Imagine that. And
the poor woman called me up and
gave me such berating that I haven't
gotten over it yet. Could you imagine
him being so dumb as that?"
Did you say it?"
"Oh, I'm responsible, all right. He is
needless about wiping his feet and AL
that, and I warned him long ago not
to 60 into any house but his own,
especially hers. When he kept asking
why, granny spoke up and said,
because she Is nasty-nice about her
house and doesn't want little grubby
boys mussing things up He remem-
bered the 'nasty-nice' at the wrong
time. What'll I ever do? I'm clean
discouraged about that child. don't
know what trouble he will get us into
next"
Children are literal minded. They
get the word first. Not until long
days, full Of living, clothes the words
with meaning will they have any un-
derstanding beyond the words. Little
ones have to learn language word
after word. First they are sounds
only, gradually they take on q mean
ing. but how bare that meaning Is,
how innocent Of implications. reserva-
tions or associations Of any sort, only
those who have been shocked into
learning have any idea. Words, bare
words, are the speech Of childhood.
Teach good words, words that, IN
time to come, will take on fine mean
ing. The other sort will come Of their
own strong push. Teach the child
fine thoughts, set In beautiful words
10 that when experiences enrich them,
he will have 1T his tongues end .
language that expresses beauty along
with understanding, and . gracious
spirit.
We would teach children all that
Is good. We must begin with the
bare word and wait patiently for our
teaching, the child's personal expert
ences, and times perfect work to
clothe the words with the good We
would have them carry.
Clothe your words with beauty and
your thoughts with love, and the
listening child will, tn time, gather
understanding.
tCopyright. 1877
Evening star., 1937-09-02

sparkle 10 your room. Wnlle IN winter
they reflect the warmth and richness
Of your color scheme
There are so many places in a house
where a mirror will do the trick that
lifts room into the unusual or in
teresting class. Often we think of
mirrors only in bed rooms. and dress
ing rooms, but this is a mistake, for
they are lovely anywhere in the house
or apartment. If your rooms are small
use large mirrors, and they will double
the size, by the illusion of space.
Every one has heard the remark
that room was beautifully balanced
with its furniture and color, but this
is very often hard to achieve without
resortlng to the mirror trick If it
happens that all the color in your
room is on one side, then place a
large mirror on the wall opposite, and
see how it balances the color scheme.
The smartest glass for this, is large
round mirror, or, if the wall is
panelled, have the mirror fitted into
the molding.
OTHER places that are particularly
suited for large mirrors are doors,
and when they have been installed
have band of molding placed around
the edge, then painted in with the
rest OF the woodwork. Another very
Evening star., 1937-09-02

ALUuyS Lufc uH ICE PUCK, or
a strong man along With you
Dhen you settle a new apart
ment.
NEVER try settling new apart
ment without an ice pick handy.
Or a good can of paint remover. Or
. strong-arm man. Because you'll
need at least one Of them to unstick
the closet doors and to poke the paint
out of keyholes.
Somehow the painters are always so
thorough that they fill up every crack
and Granny with the new apricot gray
you have picked out. There's scarcely
ever a window that isn't stuck with
paint, or keyhole that you can get
a key into.
But the idea is not to get mad Get
ting mad Is waste of energy that q
girl should never indulge in on NOV
Ing day. Let her wait until election
day But on moving day, try an ice
pick. Try the boy friend. Try your
own sinewy arms And coddle the
doors and windows OF your new home
into responding to you. They will in
time
Just try to remember that you
really love apricot-gray even if it is in
the keyholes JEAN.
tCopyrisht 1879
Evening star., 1937-09-02
Print Remover.

To remove f1ngerprints and small
stains from washable wall paper, apply
soapy water to cloth or sponge and
rub the stained area until the spots
disappear. An eraser may be used on
unWashable paper. It's good idea to
keep track of the papers used in each
room when repagering is to be done
Evening star., 1937-09-02
Horseradish Sauce.

Horseradish sauce increases the
tastiness of baked ham and cold cuts.
It may be made by adding 2 table,
spoonfuls Of grated horseradish ct
comes in bottles) to two-t thirds cup
of whipped cream and then adding
one-fourth teaspoon salt, one-fourth
teaspoon pepper and l tablespoon Of
vinegar.
Evening star., 1937-09-02
BY BARBARA BELL.

no cure for zipperitis
and no reason why there
should be! For how recently
Evening star., 1937-09-02
My Neighbor Says.

Transplant Ill ferns and plants
now that you wish to grow In
the house next Winter.
Always iron ecru linens on the
wrong side. Ironing on the right
side robs them Of their luster.
A little olive oil rubbed over
paper that has stuck to . polished
surface softens paper and makes
It easier to remove.
The most important part Of
the preparation Of desserts Is
the serving. To be appetixing,
hot desserts should be served
really hot and cold desserts cold.
It IL inexcusable to place 4 chilled
dessert on . hot plate Or q warm
pudding on . cold dish.
toopyrisht. 1877
Evening star., 1937-09-02
It's All Done With Mirrors Good Scheme to Remember in the Hom
Dorothy Dix Says
Personal Appearance Best Yardstick
by Which to Measure Any One.
EAR MISS DIX-How much =:

does q mans persOnal ap-
pearance have to do with his
success in business? I am
engaged to young man who is
everything that Is fine 50 far as his
character Is concerned He is intelli-
gent, capable, honest and upright, but
I fear his complete indifference to
his dress and his lack Of neatness will
be handicap to him in business and
social affairs and may in time cause
disagreement between us. OF course,
I know that as the poet says: The
coat does not make the man." but
don't you think it helps him to get
along? A READER.
Evening star., 1937-09-02
Refrigerator Note.

The family Of four or hve requires
. refrigerator with 1t least cubic
feet Of space. Seven feet Is even
better. When seiecttns . refrigerator
choose one large enough to store fruits
ana vegetables - wen - meats and
dairy products.
Evening star., 1937-09-02
Reflection of Rooms
Will Add Brilliance
And Illusion of Space
Small Objects Also Profit by the Extra
Glitter and Sparkling Surface
Of Glass
of Glass,
BY FRANCESCA M'KENNEY.

KNOW that many women are being faced with the problem decorating
at least their
that staying III Washington this time I
think
instead let's talk about mirrors that
both IN Winter
Evening star., 1937-09-02
Cooks Corner
BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE.

A LUNCHEON MENU.
Frozen Fruit Juices
Crab and Tuna Salad.
Hot Rolls Raspberry Preserves
Spiced Crabapples
Spiced Tea
CT ocoldte Jumbles
SPICED CRABAPPLES.
4S crabapples u cup bark
Whole cloves cinnamon,
cups granu- broken
lated sugar cup vinegar
cups water
Select well-shaped crabapples of
uniform size. Stick four cloves in
each apple. Boil rest of the inere-
dients five minutes. Add crabapples
and boil gently until they are we'll
glazed and very tender when carefully
tested with a thin-tined fork. (This
will require about 30 minutes) Pour
into sterilized jars and seal while hot
SPICED TEA.
8 cups boiling tablespoons
water tea
l teaspoon n cup lemon
whole cloves juice
tablespoon "a cup orange
broken Gin juice
namon bark u cup sugar
srup
Pour water over spices and tea. Let
steep for 5 minutes. Strain. Cool.
Chill. Add rest OF the ingredients
and serve in glasses filled with green
colored ice cubes.
To make the sugar sirup boil half
a cup Of granulated sugar for two
minutes with two-thirds Of a CUP of
boiling water.
CHOCOLATE JUMBLES.
y cup butter teaspoon
IA cups granu- vanilla
lated sugar a teaspoon salt
eggs, beaten /. cup cream
squares choco- 2i2 cups -four
late, melted teaspoons bak-
ing powder
Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs
and beat two minutes Add rest of
the ingredients. Mix lightly. Chill
dough. Then drop portions from tip
OF spoon onto creased baking sheets.
Bake 10 minutes in a moderate oven.
Evening star., 1937-09-02

glect them and complains TO the
nelghbors that none Of her family
treats her right. She works herself up
into hysterical spells, when we have
10 send for the doctor. We have tried
everything we know to please her and
make her happy. but nothing works.
What can We do? DAUGHTERS.
Answer: What you should do Is TO
send her to q sanatorium where thev
treat such cases scientifically, mainly
by convincing the patient thai she
gets nowhere by her tantrumA and
that no one Is going to listen to her
complaints or take the slightest In
terest In her woes A family is in.
capable Of dealing with one of these
neurotics because they lack both au-
thority and f1rmness, and that Is what
she needs.
OF course, your mothers complaints
against her children. her husband and
her in-laws are just a bid for SYM
pathy and to call attention to herself.
She wants the spotlight turned on her
and to be the center of interest. II
she has to traduce her family and
blacken their good name to get it. she
is perfectly willing to sacrifice them
But you mustn't take her too seriously.
When she seems to be most unhappy
and walls the loudest she is really en-
Joying herself the most. So don't let
your SympathieS get too much en-
crossed
There is no way to stop her except
to send her to a sanatorium, which is
the sensible thing TO do. There is
every chance she will be cured and
all the remainder of the family saved
from years of misery.
Evening star., 1937-09-02

and other patterns for special occa-
sions are all to be found in the Bar
bara Bell Pattern Book.
(Copyright. 1879
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
A sep ES NYAJAS SzAvAk T0BB
BAIT CSINALNAK, mint A NYERSEK

A haboru elokeszitesenek az
osidoktol kezdve egyik leg
gyakoribb eszkoze az volt, hogv
nyajas es sep szavakkal fel-
revezettek az ellenseget es ak
kor tamadtak ra, amikor a
legnagyobb biztonsagban erez-
tie magat es mem is almodott
rola, hogy haboruba, harcba
fog keveredni.
Mar a Biblia is ramutat er-
re a ketszini jatekra, amikor
aztmondja Ell, hogy "Joab jobb
kezevel megfogta Amasa sza-
kallat, hogy megcsokolja es
Amasa mem vette eszre, hogy
Joab bal kezeben kardot $40
rongat".
EFT a klasszikus peldat uta-
nozzak ma is jofornan vilag-
szerte.
Alig mulik el egyetlen olyan
het, hogy valamelyik elokelo
folyoirat, heti vagy napilap
nagyszeruen irott cikket ne
kozOlne a modern hadviseles
borzalmai fel6l. Szepen ossze-
fuzott szavak es nagyszeru ke-
pek hirdetik, hogy mi var az
emberisegre a legkozelebbi ha-
boru soran. Leirjak a varhat6
rettenetes pusztulast, a tuz-
ozont, amely el fogja nyelni a
vilagot. Olyan kepet festenek
a jovo haborujar6l, hogy elre-
mil az ember, mikor olvassa.
Az ilyen cikkeknek csak egy
haszna van. Az, hogy gyulole-
tesse tegye a haborut minden
joerzesi ember elott es fell
keltse benniik az ohajt, hogy
annak lehetoseget el6zzek
meg.
Es tenyleg nagyon hasznos
lenne, ha ezt az erzest a vilag
minden egyes nemzetebe belle
lehetne oltani. De ilyen irasok
Nemetorszagban, Japanban,
Olasz- es Oroszorszagban mem
lathatnak napvilagot, inert oft
a diktatorok mem engedik
meg, hogy a haboru ellen be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08

szeljen vagy irjon bark is. "A
Fbeket hirdeto cikkek javaresze
az amerikai nepnek sol, az
amerikai lapokban jelenik
meg.
Mi az eredmenye ennek? Az,
hogy a kiilonben is beket SEE
ret6 nemzetek koreben jobban
meggyiil0lik a haborut, mint
azel6tt, de a haborura hajlan-
do nemzeteket mem veszik ra
ARA, hogy kezdjek meg a le-
fegyverkezest.
Akarmilyen bator es nemes
gondo dolkozasu az amerikai mem
yet, nagyon konnyen hajlando
ARA, hogy valamitol megijed-
jen es veszedelmet lasson a
bokorban mozgolodo nyulban
is. Jellemz6 ere az, hogy az
amerikai fel a vilagon a leg
jobban attol, hogy a fogorvos
szekebe uljon, de ha mar egy-
seer beleiilt, akkor a legbat-
rabban viselkedik.
Ketsegtelen, hogy rettenetes
lesz legk0zelebbi nagy habo-
I'll, de megse lesz olyan remes,
mint a tatarjaras ideje volt.
A miiveltseg terjedese mem en-
ged olyan durva meszarlast
tObbe, mint a multban.
A legnagyobb baj az, hogy
vannak erdekeltsegek, vagyo-
nj erdekeltsegek, amelyek csak
haboru alkalmaval tudnak jol
keresni es eek kozelednek fe-
lenk azzal a mezes-mazos be-
szeddel, hogy mines okunk a
haborutol felni. Sep es nya-
jas szavakkal terelgetnek ben
nunket a maguk osvenyere es
mi kozben mem vessziik eszre,
hogy benniinket voltakeppen
csapdaba vezetnek es ha mem
is verzunk Ell, de a tandijat
nekiink kell vegul rnegfizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08

Ha barmilyen komolyabb
magyar lapot vesziink a ke-
ziinkbe, AIT tapasztaliuk, hogy
lett-legyen annak iranyzata,
vagy politikai felfogasa barmi-
Iven is. de mindegvikbol kiarad
az a meleg szeretet, amellyel
mindannyian a Magyar Fa
Sorsa" irant erdeklodiink es
viseltetiink, inert hiszen an
max fajan evrol-evre sok friss,
vi hajtas fakad XII es azokat
gondoznunk, apolnunk, ira
nyitanunk es a ia iovojerol
gondoskodnunk kell. Igen So
kat tehetnek ebben az irany-
ban a lapokon xviii = a
testversegitesen alapulo elet-
biztositassal is foglalkozo ma
gyar egyesiletek. EFT teszi mar
hosszu evek ota az 81 ewes
sep multtal biro VERHOVAY
SEGELY EGYLET is, amely-
mex Igazgatosaga 1887 evi
marciusi rendes gyulesen ell
hatarozta, hogy Macy KED-
VEZMENYBEN RESZESITI
MOST GYERMEK-OSZTA-
LYANAK TAGJAIT.
Ezen kedvezmenyeket az
Egyesiilet kozponti vezetosege
pontosan korvonalazza a "MA-
GYARSAGUNK FAJANAK VI
HAJTASA A FIATALSAG" ci-
mil mai hirdeteseben, melyet
mid6n olvasoink szives figyel-
mebe ajanljuk, egyuttal hozza-
fizziik, hogy a VERHOVAY
SEGELY EGYLET negy xii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08

0t dollart, a harminc kis lepes
tavolsagert, adot, meg sok mas
egyebet, tobbek kozott ait az
OF gallon gazolint is, amit a
kocsi tartanyaba raktak. Mas
szoval mi mem 643 dollarert
kapjuk az automobile, hanem
tobbert, rendesen joval tob-
bert.
Ebbe a kis trefaba mar belle
tanult az amerikai kozonseg.
Bosszankodik ugyan miatta,
de azert, mikor vi automobile
vesz, els6 dolga, hogy ovatosan
megkerdezze:
- Mibe fog nekem ez a ko-
csi a valosagban keriilni2
Husz ev elott kezdtek az
amerikai automobil gyarak
AIT, hogy olcso arakat hirdet-
tex, de azutan a vasarlaskor
kiderult, hogy ehhez az olcso
arhoz hozza kell csatolni, az
extra" dolgokat. A gyar altal
hirdetett arban mines benne
peldaul a tartalek kereket he
lyen tarto kesziilek, az ablak
tisztito es sok egyeb mas. Eny-
nyivel dragul a kocsi, ha az
ember meg akarja venni.
Most vegre rajottek a nagy
gyarak, hogy ez visszaeles a
a kozonseg johiszemu tiirel-
mevel es igeretet tettek ARA,
hogy ezen az allapoton valtoz-
tatnak. Egyszeruen elhallgat-
jak AIT, hogy mi a kocsik igazi
ara. Rabizzak az eladokra,
hogy kozoljek ezt a vevokkel.
Sok viszaeles lesz ugyan ebbol,
de a javulas utja fele indultak
a gyarak es vegul megis tisz-
tazni fogj&k a keptelen hely-
zetet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
A MAGYAR IA SORSA

lonfele fajta kotvenyt ad oyer
meg tagjainak. Eek a kovet-
kezok:
1.) az GA osztaly kotvenyei
Is cent havidij elleneben
$300.00-ig emelkedo biztosi-
tassal;
2.) a 'B" osztaly kotvenyei
25 cent havidii elleneben
S5OO.O0-ig emelkedo biztosi-
tassal;
81 az egesz eleten at fize-
tendo 100000 dollaros kot-
venyeinel a legmersekelteb-
bek a havidijak S a biztosi-
tott osszeget az orokosok
kapjak; vegre
A. a husz ewes elereses
100000 dollaros kotvenyek-
mel szinten igen mers6keltek
a havidijak S a biztositott
osszeget husz ev mulva ma
ga a gyermek KAPPA.
A felvetelhez szukseges az
atya, anya, vagy CYAN hozza-
jarulasa S ugyanaz van jogo-
silva a kedvezmenyezett meg
nevezesere is.
Macy mulasztast kovet el
gyermekevel es Onmagaval
szemben is az a sziilo, aki mem
biztositja gyermeket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
MI AZ AUTOMOBlL ICAzI ARA?

Annak a harminc millio en-
bernek, aki automobile vasarol
Macy Amerikaban, orokos bosz-
szusaga az automobil aranak
kerdese. A gyarak hirdetesei
ugyanis koriilbelll ICY hang
Zanak:
- A legujabb mintaju, 1888
TX eyre szolo modelu VILLAIN
automobil ara 643 dollar es
35 cent, FOB Detroit.
Ez a FOB" az, ami a bosz-
szusagot okozza. AIT jelenti ez,
hogy az automobil ara a gyar
raktaraban, a detroiti raktart
ertve ezalatt, 643 dollar es 35
cent lenne.
Sajnos, ez az allitas mem
igaz. Mem igaz azert, inert a
gyar telepen mem adnak ell
automobile csupan a gyar jo-
gositott kepvisel6inek es azok
mem 643 dollar es bizonyos
centekert kapjak az automo-
bilt, hanem annyival olcsob-
ban, mint amennyi a kialku-
dott komissiojuk. Rajtok XII
viii mas ember kozvetlen a
gyartol mem kaphat automo-
bilt es veluk szemben az ar
mem mondja meg az igazsagot.
Ok olcsobban kapjak.
Ellenben, ha en-, tie, 8, Pono-
gel Kiss Pal vagy Penderkei
Papp Janos akarunk egy Vii
lam automobile venni, akkor
ell kell menniink a jogositott
kereskedohoz es akkor tokele-
tesen mindegy, hogy a keres-
kedo uzlete oft van-e gyarral
szemben, harminc kis lepesre
vagy Detroit varos mask We
geben, a gyari arhoz hozza-
adnak szallitasi dijat, legalabt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
. A SZAKITAS.

A SZAKITAS.
Gergely mint az orult, ro-
hanta vegig az utcakat. Egyik-
Dol XII, masikba be. Valami ret
tenetes arnyek uld0zte. Most
mar semmi ketseg Agnes ket-
szinusege fel6l. Hazug KEEP
mutatas volt minden szava. Es
milyen gyalazatos szerepet
osztott XII neki. En- fediem
regi binet, igen, az kellet,
volna es semmi mas, ALA
pitotta meg keseriien maga-
ban.
Meg mindig ait a masikat
szereti, ait a svajcit, akinek
odaadta magat. Persze az
unatkozo nagyuri leany belle
kostolt az erzeki szerelembe.
Meg van a magyarazat, miert
tartozSodott oft egy egesz
evig.
Ugyanis a tiltott szerelem
gyumolcset mem hozhatta
haza. Kulfoldon diszkreten
tltokban ment a dolog. Meg
szulte gyermeket es odakunt
hagyta. Most jo lenne Kor-
nyey., a bolond idealista, hogv
fedje a biinos viszonyt. Es
legszentebb erzelmeiben csal-
ia meg ct Agnes. Meg meg
lehetne bocsajtani neki, az
lgazan szereto sziv meg is bo=
csaJt, de chez az kellene, hogv
ne tetesse, ne hazudia a SEE
relmet. Ha oszinte lenne Ae-
mes vonzalma iranta, ha tenv-
leg ugy lenne, hogy most ia
lalta volna meg 4 nagy er-
zest, ahogy szamtalanszor
mondotta, akkor fatyolt le-
hetne es kellene vetni a mutt
ra. De Agnes hazudott, ha-
zudott vegtelenul. Meg most
is AIT az elsot szereti, ahhoz
akar visszaterni es ct csak
kozbeeso figuranak akaria
felhasznalni, akit akkor tol
felre, amikor akar. Es 6 meg
vakon hitt ennek a biinos
leanynak. Pedig hazugsag
volt minden szava.
Mem birta tovabb az UTICA
kon valo rohanast. Bement
egy kavehazba, megivott egy
pohar konyakot, levelpapirt,
boritekot kert. Indulatosan
irt nehany kemeny sort Ag-
neSnek.
" -Mindent, mindent meg
tudtam egesz veletleniil es aka
ratlanul. Olyan csunya jate-
kot mem izhet velem tovabb!
Egy K0rnyeyt nem hasznalhat
fel s0tet celjainak! En- egesz
lelkemb6l szerettem, rettenete-
sen csalodtam. Nagyon fai,
hogy komediat iizott legszen-
tebb erzelmeimb6l es en- csak
ARA lettem volna jo, hogy
egy binos viszonyt takarjak
el oseim tiszta neyevel. Ere
en- kaphato mem vagyok. Ag-
mes! Kitepem a nevet is szi-
vemb6l es agyambol es csak
annyit kivanok, hogy ne ne
vessen rattan. listen 0nnel,
utoljara udv0zli az, aki magat
annyira szerette.
GERGELY,'
Megcimezte a boritekot es
a kavehaz el6tt all6 hordarnak
atadta a levelet azzal, hogy
r0gt0n vigye el, ne kerjen "a
valaszt.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-08
s.MEfLTOSAGOS
GAZD'UBAM''

- Kurt.........
AIT mar mem tudom,
hogy mikent hivtak. Hat te
honnan tudod?
Rendkivul izgatottsag fogta
el Gergelyt.
= Miert vagy olyan ideges?
= kerdezte Hodaszy.
Tenyleg olyan ideges va
gyok, mondta hadarva
Gergely. - Megyek egy kicsit
setalni.
Valaszt sem vart, fogta ka.
batjat es kalapjat elrohant
Hodaszy ertelmetlenul nezett
utana.