davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
$2.OOO SUIT

Suit for 5000 was entered in the court of common pleas today on a common writ by Biagio Sannizzaro against Gaetano and Ephiflnia Cali. No details of the suit were Stipu- 1ated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

4 children's restaurant at the 1899 Golden Gate international Expcsi- ton will serve specially prepared food guaranteed to appeal to young ntern. I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

Major fraternal organizations are planning special days and events at the 1889 Golden Gate International Exposition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
NEW ECONOMICS
 CAUSE DECLINE
L. Ayres BIames Market Drop on Fear-Generat-
 ing Bad Business

Editors Note: Colonel Leonard P. Ayres Of Cleveland, O., na- tionally known economist who has been attending the American Bankers association annual con- vention here as chairman of the economic policy commission, here with discusses the probable causes and effects of the stock market decline.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

minden legkisebb reszletre is
kiterjed6 irformaci6t.
Ha tekintetbe vessziik, hogy
az eddigi ohazai tarsasutaza-
sok csak a haj6jegyr6l CONDOS
kodiak, az 1888 nyarara terve-
zett ezen "Ket nemzedek utia"
nevet visel6 tarsasutazas azon-
ban New Yorkt6l Budapestig
es vissza, valamint a mintegy
lola napra tervezett magyar
orszagi un-4epsegeknek minden
ellatasi k0ltseget is fedezi es
ezzel a jov6 ev nyaran rende-
zend6 Kulfoldi Magyarok vi
lagkongresszusa, a "Nemzeti
het" megriyitasa, a Debreceni
Kollegium 400 ewes jubileuma,
a Scent Istvan kiraly halala-
max 900 ewes evforduloja osszes
+ unnepsegeire es ezzel kapcso-
latos 0sszes szallodai, utazasi.
etkezesi, teljes ellatas koltse-
geit is fedezi, akkor valoban
mem csodalkozhatunk azon,
hogy az amerikai magyarsag
elni akar ezzel a nagy kedvez-
mennyel es tomegesen csatla-
koznak, vallas kulonbseg
nelkul ezen tarsasutazasra.
A hajojegyet, - mint ait a
hirdetes is jelzi - barmely he
lyi ugynoksegnel megvehetik
maid al,nak idejen, akik a
North German Lloyd es HAM
burg American Line valamely
ugynokevel mar ismeretsegben
allanak.
Bovebb telvilagositast bark
kaphat, ha az Amerikai Ma
gyar Reformatus Egyesiilet,
900 Chandler Bldg, Washing
ton, D. C.. cimre levelet intez
hozzajuk. Termeszetesen leve-
let magyarul vagy angolul is
irhatja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

dllapotok. Ast is tudjuk, hogy
a kenyerteEenal es az enaber-
jogok teljessege nelkil teng6d6
magyar aeonailli6k sorsdn vdl-
tostatnia keU a magyar ssiil6-
h1sdndk. Es est bdtran, de a
jotdkaro magyar testUer ssere-
teteDel akarjuk megmondani.
mem Pdrisban, mem Prdgdban,
hanem Budapesten es pedig
egyenesen asokndE, dtiknek
kesebe van leteDe a magyar
nep s0rSa.
Est tartom en-, est tartjuk
mi naegnonddsnak. Mert az
Hyen naegmonddsban testveri
sseretet Dnn, inert az linen
n1egmonddshos erk0lcsi bdt0r-
sag kel es inert az Ayen meg
naoaddsnak tOganatjn is lehet
GttOr, Eul0pOSen is 0Ekor, hG
az igdssdgoknaE ssembe vnl6
naegmonddsdt a segiteni haj-
land6 j6akarat es tettrekessseg
kiseri a naegna0nd6k reszer6l.
Ha az amerikai naGgyarsdg
ilyen magyar trOnton egyesdI,
nkk0r sok1t hassndlhdt a ke-
seruesen verg6d6 magyar nep-
nailli6knGk es egyben annaE a
szll6hGsdnak is, amely most
-csaknena remenytelendl kisd
a trianoni gazsdg k0Detkezte-
ben a naegnanr1dhGtdsert.
Egg iyea Magyar front sok-
sok derek, bdt0r es j6indulatu
katondra szdmithat Magyar
Amerikdbnn.
Magyar sseretettel
KEMENY GY6RGY.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04
MECINDULT A VERHovAY SECELY
ECyLET ORSzACOS Macy vERSENYE
Setve ielentkezze mnden ak tagszerzesi versenyben
reszt ohajt venni
50 INGYEN HALO ES VASUTJEGY LESZ A GY0ZTESEK
POMPAS JUTAIMA

Hetilapunk mai szamaban
k0zetettuk a Verhovay Segely
Egyletnek tagszerzesi versenye-
re es 1888. evi ket nagy tarsas-
utazasara vonatkozo hirdete-
set. Kerjuk, olvassa at az fl
gyelemmel es ha nyerni akar
egy Magyarorszagba es vissza-
utazasra szolo INGYEN VASU-
TT ES HAJoJEGYET, ne var
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

gdlatbam cltoltott negyven esq
tend0 k0rdlbelul adhat nemi-
nemu jogot ARA, hogy vele-
,nenyt mondhassak olyan dgy-
ben, anaely bens6segteljes ssiv-
agyemnae lett a negy evtised
1l1tt.
Minden tekintetben aldirona
ait a megdlapitdst, hogy az
0me'Jcai naagyarsdgnuk iga-
sdn csak egg trontja lehet es
es:. a Magyar front. Mem az
a magyar front, am1ely ssolgai
meghunydsskoddssal beletOr6-
dix naindenbe;: mem az a ma
gyar front, amely az id6k0s0n-
Kent hatalonara keriil6k ussdly-
hord6jdvG aljasodik,. men, az
a magyar front, amezy darutol-
L0sdn, az emelyit0 kIlS0Segek
sarkantyupengetesevel aEarja
kielegiteni a magyar lelkeket,
hanen1 az a magyar front,
anaely naindig gerincesen, min
dig embsrdl, naindig egess
11yiltnn sgdH sikra az ember-
jogokert, de es a gerincesseg,
es az en1berIl val6 cselekves es
ez sikrassdllds sose feledkesik
meg a magyarsdgdr6l.
Ilyen magyar trontot goa-
dolok en-, ilyer magyar 'front.'
ban hissek en- es veIem egyiitt
hissnek Gs0k, Gkik a ydldgjdrds
gor0ngy0s utain Sc teledkeztek
meg naagydrsdgukr6I es arr6l
a k0telessegr6l, anaivel az 6ket
szdl6 nemsetnek t1rtosnak.
Tudjuk mi AIT j6l, hogy Ma
gy1rorssdgon mem r6zsdsnk az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04
'KET NEMzEDEK UTJA"

Az Amerikai Magyar Refor-
matus Egyesiilet hatalmas
munkat vegzett, amikor az
egesz amerikai magyarsagra
kiterjeszteni6 es igenybe We
het6, nagymeretii zarandok-
utat keszit el6 az 1888 esztend6
nyarara, amire egesz Amerika
magyarsaga melto erdekl6des-
sci felfigyel a lapjaink utjan
is k0z0lt es kozlend6 tud6sita-
sok reven.
A tarsasutazasban kivetel
nelkul mindenki reszt vehet,
aki a lapunk hirdeteseben ia
lalhato szelvenyt kivagja es
ait az oft megadott cimre mie-
l6bb bekiildi, honnan szivesen
kildenek, vagy fognak kiildeni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

jus 10-en, illetve julius 26-an;
mindket alkalommal az "EU-
ROPA' oceanjaro pompas uszo
palotajan. Az elso csoportot
REVESZ KALMAN az Egyesu-
let kozponti szamvevoje, a ma
sodik csoportot pedig Arr BE-
LA, az Egyesulet egyik igaz-
gatoja fogja vezetni es az
utobbi csoporttal atmegy DA-
RAGo JOSEF, a VERHOVAY
SEGELY EGYLET kozponti el-
noke is, mint a nagy szervezet
hivatalos kepviseloje.
Felejthetetlen szep zaran-
doklat lesz ez es aki egy egesz
eletre szolo csodas emleket
akar maganak szerezni, az biz
tosan reszt is fog venni a mi
varosunk es k0rnyekerol is a
teljes irammal megindult Macy
VERHOVAY versenyben.
Aki errol a versenyrol bo-
Webb felyilagositast ohajt, for
duljon a helybeli, vagy varosa-
bell VERHOVAY fiok titkara-
hoz, esetleg a VERHOVAY ke-
riileti szervezohoz, vagy pedig
irjon be a VERHOVAY KOZ-
PONTBA, melynek postal ci
me: VERHOVAY FRATERNAL
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
345 FOURTH AVE, PITTS
BURGH, PA.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

jon, ne habozzon es irjon fell
vilagositasert az Egyesuletnek
pittsburgh kozponti irodajaba.
A VERHOVAY SEGELY
EGYLET ket hatalmas tarsas-
utazasanak resztvev6i a jovo
esztendoben ket csoportban
fognak atynenni az ohazaba
nagy tagszerzesi versenyenek
25-25 boldog nyertesevel. Ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

r6l" beszeItek, mikor a Soviet
csillaga utan indultak 5 nem
engedhetjiik meg, hogy most
egy tr6jd fal6ban vissza-csem-
pesszek magukat, hogy q be-
liilr6l-furast el6lr6l kezdhess&k.
Ha megcsinaitak WORDS egy
segfrontot, ARA Magyar Anne
rika csak egyseges Magyar
Frontal felelhet, amely az
Egyesiilt Allamokban el6 ma
gyarok kilencven szazal&Eat
foglalja magaban.
Eleg volt a tiirelembG e
eleg volt a felel6tlen v0r0s s.
r6zsaszinii larmab6l.
WALTON szint mindenH Is ne
amitsa Sc 0nmagat, sc mast,
aki a larmat6l megrettenve ar
vi v0r0s frontnak beh6doI,
hogy lit valami titokzatos 0lel-
kezes folynek kiil0nb0z6 3rzel-
mil magyarok k6zt, alKik bizo-
nyos kerdesben egymasra ta-
Ialtak.
Meg kel csinaIni az egyse-
ges Magyar Frontot, amelynek
siirii es kemeny sorain minden
bomlasztas vereseget szenved,
amely egy kerdesben senmi-
fele megalkuvast mem ismer.
FelsZ0litunk mindenkit, ali
tenyez0je, munkasa, szolgaja
az amerikai magyar eletnek,
hogy fogjunk hozza a mum
kahoz es ertse meg mindenki,
hogy most bin a megaIkuvas
es meg nagyobb bin a tetIen-
seq.
Aki mem akar reszese lenni
egy Magyar Frontnak, az ne
altassOn benniinket, az 0lel-
kezzek 0ssze a v0r0s nletelIyel,
de aki ugy erzi, hogy a helye
ezen az oldalon van, az sz6lal-
jon meg es mozdu1jon meg,
amig mem kes6.
Az elhanyag0It keleveny meg
fert6zi az egesz testet $ Ma
gyar Amerika mem engedhet
meg egy sulyos betegseget, egy
lido el6tti pusztulast maganak.
Hivunk Is varunk mindrnlit
az epit6 munkara es elvarjuk,
hogy ebben a kerdesben szint
vail es megsz6lal mindenki.
Magyar Amerika eIhivatott
vezet6it, egyleti tisztvisel6it,
papjait es lapjait felsz6Iitjuk
a munkara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04
Magyar fronfot!'

& Magyar Amerika egyseges
volt, ha mem is velt egy egy.
segbe szervezve, negyven even
keresztiil.
VOltak mindig, akik kiil0nb0z6
vilagfelfogast k0vettek, voltak
mindig konzervativ, progress.
sziv es radikalis elemek k0z0t.
think, de negyven even at ter.
meszetesnek tartotta mindenlxi,
hogy Magyar Amerika egy te.
kintetben, a magyarsag tekin.
teteben csak egy frontot al
kOthat.
Nehany eve egy felrevezetett
kis tabor szamara leirtak a
jelszot, hogy a hazat Sc ebben
az vi Hazaban, sem a Sziil6-
hazaban mem lehet nekik ke-
resni, hogy szels6seges felfoga.
suk egy idegen, altaluk soha
mem latott orszaghoz k0ti 6ket,
amit egymas k0z0tt "munkas-
hazanak" neveztek.
Es akik a vilagOssagert a
Soviet v6r6s csillaga utan in
dultak, elesen szembe alltak
minden olyan.. amerikai ma
gyarral, aH az uj idercfenyben
nem tudott latni megvaltast
El6sz0r elesen elkiilOnitette
magat a v0r0s front s addig
mem jelentett metelyt es We
szedelmet az amerikai magyar.
sag szamara, inert addig a faj.
tagadas Kain-belyeget 0nma.
guk tiiztek magukra.
A v0r0s front csak akkor
kezdett faj6 Is utalatos kele.
vennye dagadni, mikor a sar.
lot-kalapacsot eldugtak, mikor
egy nehany j6hiszemu radika.
lis felfogasu magyar embert
rhaguk melle fogadva, elkezd.
tex 0nmagukat "egyseg-front.
max" nevezni.
Senki mem tudta, ma sem
igen tudja, kinel vegz6d0tt ez
az alruhaba 0lt0z0tt "egyseg-
'front.', bar AIT tudtuk, hogy
azoknal a felrevezetett embe.
reknel kezd6d0tt, akik a Sow.
ietet q saiat munkashazajuk'
max neveztek.
S olyan larmat csaptak en-.
mex az ''egysegfrontnak" a ne.
veben, mint azok a 'sbanda.
emberek". akik negyven-0tven
eve a magyar falvakat jartak
s keziikben dudaval, hatukon
dobbal, a dob tetejen reztanye-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

kemeny Gy0rgy, a kivalt
kolt6. Pet6fi Tarsasag tag
ia, detroiti magyar eletet
magaban foglalo Magyar
Egvhdzak es Egyletek Macy
bizotssaganak eln0ke irja a
k0vetkez6ket:
Tisstelt Sserkesst6 Urdn1.:
Erdekl6deSSel OlvdStGm a
magyar frontot" cinu irdst
b. lapjdnak 1egutobbi ssdnad-
ban. Mem asert ss6lalok meg
az enalitett cikk hatdsd alQtt,
mintha *Magyar America el-
hivatott veset6i" egyikenek
tartandm magam. Mem. Csu-
pdn asert ss6lalok meg a hose
seas hallgatds utdn, inert 1ad-
gyon ssiuentdldlt a cikk egyit
megdllapitdsa, amaely igy hang
sik..
magyar America egySe-
ges vOlt, hG mem is vOlt egy-
segbe sserOesve negyve7,
eDea keresstIl. Voltak min
dig, akik kiil0nb0z6 uldg-
teltogds5i k0vettek, voltak
mindig konservativ, pro-
gresssiD es radikdlis elenaeE
k0s0ttiinAc, de negyDen even
DIT termessetesnek tartotta
mindenki, hOgy Magyar
America egg tekintetben:: a
n1ngyarsdg tekfnteteben csak
egg trontot alkothat."
A cikkbcn enalitett pegyDen
esstend6t az nmerik0i magyar
sdggal t0lt0ttens Ell, mint az
nnaerikai magyar Igyek egyik
ssereny naunkdsu. Is ha mem
is az elhiUatottsdg, de a ssol-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

rokkal egymaguk bandat csi-
naltak.
A banda-emberek handaban-
daja lit larmazik kOz0ttiink s
vannak kishitiiek, akik AIT hi
SILK, hogy az amerikai magyar
sag tekintelyes t0redeke fujja
a k6rust, a v0r0s-k6rust, a
mely tu1ordit minden hangot S
amely tiilekedesevel maholnap
AIT ambicionalja, hogy az anne
rikai magyarsag frontjan lar
mazzon.
Es inert tudjak, hogy a v0-
r0s bekat az amerikai magya-
rok tulnyom6 t0bbs3ge soha
es semmifele garnirunggal mem
fogja lenyelni, most uj alakban,
uj rohamot akarnak elleniink
intezni.
Mikor a sarl6t es a kalapa-
csot elsikasztottak es az "egy-
seget" tiiztek. XII hamisitott ce-
gernek, a magyarsag meg min
dig latta, hogy a v0r0s csarda-
ba csalogatnak benniinket.
Most atfestik a csarda falat,
most akar a nemzetiszinii ko-
kardat is feltiizik es regi
gyiil0lt Is utalt nev helyett
mast irnak XII a WORDS csarda
falara.
lit az ideje, hogy vege sza-
kadjon a csalasnak!
lit az ideje, hogy Magyar
Amerika vagja lie a kelevenyt
magar6l s ertessiik meg 0nma-
gunkkal is, masokEal is, hogy
csak banda-emberek llandaban-
daznak kOZOttink, hOgy lit
mines semmifele v0r0s egyseg-
front, hogy az amerikai ma
gyarsag csak ket hazat akar
ismerni. Az vi Hazat, ameIy-
ben kenyeret es otthont talal-
tunk es az Oreg Hazat, amely-
mex emleket hordozzuk a szi-
viinkben.
TIT az ideje, hogy alakuljon
XII a MAGYAR FRONT, amely
minden salakot Iel0kj0n ma
CAROL. Amely ne tiirje meg a
falai k0zt a bomlasztast, amely
kemeny egyseggel alljon min
den alcazott vOr0s roham ut
jaba.
Mines t0bbe ebben a tekin-
tetben egyseges magyarsag, ele-
sen kettle valasztottak benniin-
ket azOk, akik "munkashaza-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

FENTI CKK MAGYAR
AZ
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
Drain Traps!
letter Inspect Them
TIUice O. Month

Sewers that run backwards"
re a menace to the health and
safety of four in 10 homes.
Here's the explanation:
Only the water in the U-shaped
trap in the basement drain stands
between the home and the noxious
gases and vermin of the sewer
Evaporation of the water seal in
the drain trap makes it menace.
Sewer gas enters unchecked, and
vermin find the dry trap a per
rect highway on their trek from
the sewer to the kitchen.
City health authorities report
that such gases contribute to pull
monary and sinus disorders and
constitute a definite explosion
hazard if allowed to collect in
pockets" in the basement.
Careful housewives are advised
to check basement drains at least
twice month if they are not pro-
tected by automatic trap seal
valves such as are required in
many ordinances. Traps not so
protected should be filled by hand
as a safety measure.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
In
Upsuiing
Here

A bright picture of building
construction in the Washington
metropolitan area was presented
today by the F. w. Dodge Corpor-
alton. Private classifications
showed up, over public work, with
particular brilliance. Residential
activity continued to outshine the
average gain established through
out the 81 Eastern States.
Privately financed work in
Washington, from January
through August, was far ahead OF
public building expenditures, with
a broad margin of 500 1856, SOC"
says H. A. Johns, manager of the
Dodge corporations Washington
office. The value of private con-
tracts on August 81 had reached
$48, 088, 900, a gain of Al per cent
over the corresponding 1886 total
of $34,225, 200. The public con.
struction contracts had total OF
$25, FOL 500 for the eight months.
Residential contracts awarded
during the eight months in the
Washington metropolitan area, in
Guiding Arlington and Fairfax
counties, Va, and Montgomery
and Prince Georges counties. Md,
jumped 81 per cent over the
awards during the similar period
in 1886. This is far ahead of the
average gain of 80 per cent, re-
corded for all of the 81 Eastern
States.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
tier TABLES"
CAIN IN FAVOR

Cabinet makers specializing in
custom furniture and authentic
period reproductions have cap.
tured eighteenth century charm
in small tier tables, which make
forgotten corner of the room
come alive"
The tier tables are simply con-
structed. The larger smooth table
surface is the lower one, and from
it's center spindle to 10 inches
long forms the base for the second
tier table top above the first.
Tier tables permit a number of
strikingly graceful developments.
Round tiers just now are the more
popular, although oval designs are
not uncommon. The piece has a
high utility value as an end table.
Depending on the decor, the tables
are finished in maple, picked
walnut or Philippine mahogany.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
WHICH TO Do
RENT OR BUY?

How much can you afford for
a home?
Which do you consider the
soundest investment. renting a
home or buying it?
If you were to build, what sort
of a home do you feel you can
have and still stay within your
income?
The three questions above are
the ones the average American is
asking himself today, according
to J. j. Cermak, secretary of the
local Structural Clay Products
Institute. He said:
THE answers are found in
three factors. First, your pres
ent financial status. Secondly,
your present state of health
and lastly, your anticipated in
come"
Building or buying, if the
operation can be financed, Is the
better of two ways Of living, Ger.
max declared.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
Flower Pots Now
Ready For Paint

Home gardeners are now busy
transferring delicate plants from
outdoors to indoor flower pots.
Ordinary flower pots may be color
fully transformed with enamel if
they are first given two coats of
paint of the same tint.
The pots should be washed and
dried thoroughly before the first
coat is applied. Both pot and
saucer may be finished inside and
out, except on the bottom of the
pot, which should be left porous
on both sides,
The Washington times., 1937-09-25

ings, three have been sold this
week.
That won't prevent you from
seeing the model small home, how
ever. It's open to each and every
visitor today. tomorrow and every
day. Just drive out and walk in.
When you do, you'll be surprised
how much $3.50 will buy. You'll
understand why the three SISTER"
houses have been snapped up so
quickly.
The Washington Times Model
Small Home, available through
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
Entrance Hall Is
Made Dramatic

The walls of a dramatic en-
trance hall are painted vivid
yellow, with doors and woodwork
finished in white. The ceiling is
painted black and the floor COW
cred with black linoleum. Stair
treads, posts and banister are
painted black and the spindles
white.
Against a side wall, there's a
console table painted old white.
over it hangs a mirror thanked
by gilt side brackets holding white
containers for flowers. Two side
chairs in walnut-on either side
of the console-are upholstered
in yellow. A small sofa, covered
in white leather, completes the
furnishing.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
ROOM FOR BOYS
GOOD IDEA FOR
LARGE FAMILIES
Junior Needs His Own
Private Quarters

Interior decorators are paying
increasing attention to boys
rooms.
Time was when the Oldest furni.
ture was put into juniors room,
because growing boys are no
toriouSly destructive, and the re-
suit was usually an unlovely hodge
podge. Nowadays architects are
planning for junior, and the "all-
man" boys room is a delightful
place for the young master Of the
house.
"BUNKs" SUITABLE
Where more than one boy Is in
the family. bunk-type built-in beds
are advisable, and lend a mascu-
line touch.
One boys room which attracted
marked attention at an Eastern
decorators exhibit had a mono
tonic motif carried out in biege
and browns. A biege carpet har-
monized with biege walls which
had just a flush of pink for
warmth. Natural finish Philippine
mahogany student furniture CON-
pleted the ensemble.
SOUND DEADENED
Another effective room was fin
ished in cocoa-brown fir-flber in
sulating board with the new in
terror trim finish. A deep-red
brown rug was used in this com.
bination, with solid bunk-type
beds.
The architect stressed the vir-
tues of insulation-finish board for
the boys room, as the sound-dead-
ening qualities of the board are a
boon to the rest of the family
when Junior and his pals have .
club meeting.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
Basement Stairs
Require Railing

Snecial consideration should be
given to cellar stairs. Too fire.
ouently these steps are constructed
in a careless manner, despite the
fact that they probably bear more
heavy loads than other stairs in
the house.
While cellar stairs need not be
as we'll finished as the main
stairs, they should be given as
much consideration as far as
safety and use are concerned. A
railing should be provided, and
there should be adequate head
room. The rise should not be
more than eight inches, and The
tread should be wide enough for
q foot to be set down firmly.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
Give BASEMENT
TO MAN IN The
HOUSE--PLEASEI
Hubbies Often Prefer
SanCtum in Cellar
By JOHN DEAN MILLIGAN
Real Estate Editor

There's at least one place in the
ZONE that the average husband
would like to call his own-without
Interference from anybody.
It's the basement.
Whether it's dusty and cob
webby or beautifully finished as a
recreation room, the cellar is usu.
ally a spot men like to adopt as
their particular bailiwick. And
wise wives will let them do it.
Husbands have learned they
must eschew the living room, the
bedroom, the dining room, the
bathroom and the kitchen as suit
able spots for their private para
phernalia, like fishing tackle or
ship models or slightly used Sene-
gambian three-cornered stamps.
STAMPS IMPORTANT
The ladies, you see. have as.
sorted diversions to bass plugs on
the bookcase, saws in the settee
and slightly used Senegambian
three-cornered stamps in the sliced
cucumbers. So frequently they
chase their mates-together with
those slightly used Senegambian,
etc.-into that part of the dwell.
ing normally situated below the
first floor.
But the trouble is that many
otherwise exemplary wives insist
on disturbing their SpouSeS or the
latter'S possessions even after they
have retreated to the dungeon,
either by force or by preference.
That leaves the poor man without
a single corner in which he can
consider himself boss.
Milady owns the bureau drawers,
the refrigerator, the space behind
the 14-volume encyclopedia and
the cubbyholes in the desk. Not
to speak of bathroom shelves, the
back porch and the closets. The
storage of hubby's shirts and
BOOKS and pocketbook is consid
cred his little helpmate's duty, too.
STILL MORE STAMPS
So why not let him have at least
one inviolable sanctum? And
what better than the lowly eel
ar?
Surely it is unimportant whether
lis personal quarters are dingy
nd disordered or spruce and
unny. That depends on his OVID
emperament. Maybe he likes to
lille hatchets on top of old fuses
nd slightly used Senegambian
hree-cornered stamps on top Of
he April IA, 1884, issue of The
Washington Times.
Let him do so. Home will be
'lappier for him-and for dear
fife, too.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25

Realty Associates, Inc, proves
that a fine dwelling can be secured
at medium price. Including a
living room, dining room and
thoroughly modern kitchen, it also
boasts two bedrooms, a bath, an
insulated attic and large base
ment.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
NEW FURNITURE

"Moderne" and eighteenth cen
fury English designs tied for first
IL the number of models shown
in fall furniture markets, each &C.
counting for 80 per cent of the
total. French, American Colonial,
early American, unstyled and early
English followed in that order.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
MODERN STYLE WALLS

One of the most interesting
trends in painted walls in the home
is the use of varying bands of COL
ors on walls from floors to ceilings.
These bands of color graduate
from dark tones near the floor to
light tints of the same color in the
ceiling,