davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Mogoxins Section

I'm dandy skulker" She heard the receiver
click. She thought it was simply too intriguing
the way he hadn't even said goodby; just
saying those crazy things in that sort of
tender way and Just hanging UP!
She sighed. Life was very beautiful No
slightest problem marred its perfection.
When the Cummings arrived at the club the
orchestra was playing and people were dane
ing. Isabelle, as soon as she saw her mother
settled with group Of friends. edged her
way past the dancers to large chair in the
corner Of the room. 1t was conveniently near
door opening on to the verandah She knew
she would be going out there soon.
She sat down and settled into a graceful
attitude that was, as nearly as she could
remember it, exactly like the latest picture
she had seen of Carole Lombard in movie
magazine. 1t was only after this was done
that she allowed herself to look for him.
She found him instantly, dancing with Gloria
Frasier, his handsome head inclined toward
her dark coronet of braids. He did not see
Isabelle. The music stopped and he led Gloria
SAS Va asS AONHAl III IIIC uuCNllO41 Ok II1C DdI.
For Isabelle years passed while she sat
and spoke good evenings to those who walked
by; to older girls and young men that she
had known all her life yet did not really know
at all; and to those other foreigners, the
parents of some of her friends.
Then Rex Thorton was back. Alone now.
He saw her and came striding to her across
the empty floor. Miss Universe" he said,
as he came to stop beside her chair.
That was, she knew, a joke But she didn't
get it. She didn't know what to say, 50 she
said nothing and looked wise and smiled,
a quirk at the corner of her lips.
But he wasn't joking. He was feeling
little sad because he was leaving this town
where he had had 50 many pleasant hours;
leaving all the pretty girls before he'd tired
of one of them; leaving, in particular, this
pretty girl. DO you happen to know, by any
Evening star., 1937-02-28

cnance, ne asked, that you re the
most beautiful girl in existence?"
She put her hand against her
cheek the way she had watched
Carole Lombard do it on the
screen and said: Il just bet you
say that to all ="
Il don't feel like kidding" he
said and Immediately began to, as
he added, Permit a sentimental
old fool in his last moments few
words from the heart. Going to
miss me? My times up. I'm going
home in the morning."
Homer" Her voice was a small
sound that squeezed past the sud-
den construction in her throat.
Shed always known he would
have to 60 sometime. But his de-
parture lay somewhere in the
future. and the present was always
too absorbing to allow much
thought for anything that lay
more than twenty-four hours
away.
With the realization that to-
morrow he would be gone, her
whole conception of herself and
him changed to meet this CROWN
up situation. She was now a
woman who was to live in loneli-
ness; who was to fill her days with
idle pleasures because her heart
would be with the handsomest.
most fascinating man in the world,
who. far away from her. would be
cramming his days with work to
deaden his aching Loneliness for
her. She could no longer keep her
expression aloof and family
amused. Her lips still smiled with
that little quirk at the corner.
but the eyes she lifted to him
were shining and soft as he saw
them through the blonde haze of
her hair. She had never looked 80
beautiful and he found himself
asking, though he hadn't meant
to:
Coming out early tomorrow to
see me off,"
with roses" The words were a
joke but her look wasn't
AT this moment Gloria Frasier
whom neither Rex nor Isabelle
had noticed standing in the door
way, called to Rex. lust asecond."
ne said to Isabelle, land I'll be
back"
(Confinved on pose 12)
Evening star., 1937-02-28
February 2e, 1887

not yet anyway. she thought She'd wait.
1t was definitely love- And it became worse
with every day that passed She saw Rex
three times in ten days and between these
interludes of breathless happiness she went
on about her usual activities with her own
group. But there were moments and they
were becoming increasingly frequent. when
there was only one thought in her mind:
What was Rex Thorton doing? Was he
thinking of her.?
As for Rex, though his aunt had intro
duced him to most of the young ladies' known
as the debutantes," Isabelle was to him still
the prettiest girl Of all the pretty girls in
town. Pretty girls we're his weakness and he
was doing his best to see them all as often
as he could. But Isabelle and the darkly
languosous Gloria Frasier, just home from her
last year of school in Paris, we're given
slightly more of his attention than the Others.
1t was Gloria who asked him if he wanted
to 60 to the monthly dance at the country
club on Thursday night. 1t was, she assured
him, quite different from the weekly family
affairs. This was really rather pleasant - only
few couples in the older crowd and none of
the brats who over-ran the place on Saturday
nights He wanted to 60. He liked parties and
this would be his first and only party here,
for it would be his last night in town. The
The Washington times., 1937-03-16

the waterfront of Georgetown. He
later served in the mounted squad
for % years at the Benning
freight yards, where trouble with
hoboes was always rife.
Now a widower and retired.
Bryan lives at 141 North Shady.
side Ave., Capitol Heights, Md,
where he is engaged in the real
estate business.
The Washington times., 1937-03-16
BLAST RAzES
2HOUSES

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March l6
0.NSO-Two houses in the resi-.
Dental district were destroyed and
two more were greatly damaged
early today when an explosion
rocked the four structures.
Melvin Greenbaum, occupant Of
one of the houses, was injured by
flying glass and debris. He was
rushed to St. Johns Hospital,
where his condition was described
as serious.
The explosion occurred in a
house occupied by william Rath,
q Springfield window washer. A
structure next door, occupied by
Angelo Yannone, a coal miner,
also was demolished.
Mrs. Lydia Pickens and William
Gardner occupants of the other
two houses that figured in the
blast, escaped uninjured.
Police were at a loss to deter
mine the cause of the blast. They
advanced theories. however. that
bitterness involved in recent at
tempts to unionize window washers
in this city or a renewal Of mine
union warfare may have been re-
SDOnSible.
The Washington times., 1937-03-16
CITIzENS SASK
ELECTION OF
DELEGATES
BY A. J. DRIsCOLL,
Citizens Association Editor


The Sixteenth Street Heights
Citizens Association, at a meeting
last night in the A. r. Shepherd
School, gave unanimous indorse-
ment to bills introduced in the
Senate by Senator Royal S. Cope
land and in the House by Repre-
sentative Jennings Randolph, to
authorize election of delegates to
represent the District Of Columbia,
at the quadrennial conventions of
major political parties.
The resolution was introduced
by Oliver E. Sweet, who pointed
out there is no provision in the
law for the election of such dele
gates to represent the true Senti-
ment of the people.
The association also indorsed
bills by Senator Neely and Repre-.
sentative Samuel B. Pettingill, that
would stop "block booking" and
blind selling" Of motion picture
films.
Following reading of a report
from the Council Of Social
Agencies which told of 5000 job
less in the District dependent on
charity. a larger appropriation by
Congress for relief needs was
urged.
New members elected we're I.
Mason, Frank E. Koch and Mrs.
John T. Moss.
An hour of musical entertain
ment was furnished by students
Of the Marjorie Webster Academy,
directed by Mrs. Lucille Mccall.
Samuel B. Loveless, president,
presided.
The Lincoln Park Citizens AS
Sociation meeting last night in the
Bryan School resolved into a
round table discussion on plans
fo- an extensive membership drive.
It was voted to issue the annual
year book, containing a roster of
the membership, and history of
the organization. John P. Kern,
president, presided.
Failure of The Interfederation
Of Citizens Associations, at their
meeting last night in the United
States Chamber of Commerce
Building, to take action on a traf-
fic report by Stephen James
caused the question Of extending
the American University Park bus
line to go over until the April
meeting.
The following special commit
tee was named by President
Thomas e. Lodge to appear at a
hearing at the War Department
Friday on the question of flood
control of the Potomac: Fred w.
Cast, chairman; Miss Elaine Ep-
pley. Col. J. L. Gilbreth and I.
Chance Buchanan.
The Washington times., 1937-03-16
Seek Costa RIGA Treaty

COSTA RICA.-The British min
lister. Frederick Adams. intimated
to the government that under the
existing INSTRUMENTATION treat
ment his government expects a
trade agreement with Costa Rica
on terms similar to the treaty just
concluded with the United States.
It is understood that the foreign
office responded favorably and a
draft of the treaty is being pre-
pared,
The Washington times., 1937-03-16
New Superintendent
For Harvester Plant

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, March is
U.N.S0-Robert M. Watkins, Of
Chicago, has been appointed su-
perintendent of the International
Harvester Company plant here,
succeeding the late George r.
Lindner. Watkins was expected
here today to assume his new
duties.
Lindner was accidentally shot
and killed March 2 while cleaning
a gun in preparation for a hunt
ing trip to Florida.
The Washington times., 1937-03-16
Would Pay Bay State
international News Service

NHVUEHdtIUIEHI IVNWH oCFVEN1
A 70-year-old debt would be
settled under terms of bill passed
by the Senate today authorizing
payment of $233, 1856, to the State
of Massachusetts, for expenses in.
Cured during the Civil War in
fortifying its harbors and coast.
The payments were made by the
State out of it's own income at
the request of President Lincoln.
The Washington times., 1937-03-16

result Of demands by the Trans
port Workers Union.
The union is insisting on the
right to bargain collectively with
the board of transportation, but
The Washington times., 1937-03-16

the latter has divided subway EN-.
ployes into 10 classifications and
wants to consider adjustments Of
wages, hours and conditions of EN-.
ployment in separate groups.
The Washington times., 1937-03-16
Subway Strike Threat

NEW YORK, March 16 UN.S).
A strike on New York City's mu'
nicipally.owned subway system
loomed as a possibility today as o
The Washington times., 1937-03-16
Kent in Paris

PARIS, March 16 Q.NSD-The
Duke of Kent arrived in Paris to-
day after visiting his brother, the
Duke Of Windsor. at Enzesfeld,
Austria,
The Washington times., 1937-03-16
4 NEN WASp4INGTOnl's 60
Il 10 Heroes 1nBZzX9 9
Retired Policeman Remembers Adventures
Of 'Foegy Bottom AS He Lives Quietly
In Suburban Capitol Heights

James S. Bryan joined the local
police force way back in 1894 and
subsequently enjoyed as varied an
experience as any story book hero.
Assigned to "Foggy Bottom"
Bryan had plenty of hair-raising
adventures in the area that lined
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24

Forrongas van az "Iv6' ma.
gyar szekciojaban.
Az Industrial Workers Order
newt kommunista egyesiilet
magyar tagjai egyre hangosab-
ban kovetelik, hogy azonnal
vegyek lie roluk ait a szegyen-
foltot, hogy valamennyien aru-
loi lettek a munkas-szervezetek
ugyenek, hogy nehezen kere-
sett dollarjaikat szkeb shop-ok
fenntartasara pazaroljak.
Egyre hangosabban kovete-
lik, hogy vagy azonnal SEER
vezzek az vi El6re newt v0r0s
szennylap nyomdajat a
a szervezetet letortek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24

es ahonnan a szervezett mum
kasokat kirugtak - vagy von-
janak meg RoGTON minden
tamogatast attol az ujsagtol.
Feher Joska, az "Ivo' mas
kor mindig nagyon beszedes
magyar titkara keptelen ma
gyarazatot adni a felhaboro-
dott tagsagnak, hogy inert kol-
tik a tagok penzet a szerveze-
TEX hatbaszurasara, a munkas-
mozgalmak megolesere es itt-
oft igeretet tesz, hogy maid
"id0vel', "valamikor" az "Ivo'
hivatalos lapjanak a nyomda-
jaban is megtiirik a szervezett
munkasokat.
Az "Ivo" tagjai ezzel mem er-
hetik be.
Tisztesseges munkas, tisztes-
seges ember ma mem fordulhat
szembe a szervezkedessel es
HITVANY ARULo MA MIN
DEN MUNKAS, AKI A PEN
ZET SZKEB MUHELYEK Ia
MOGATASARA ADJA.
Minthogy az "Ivo' tagjai
mem mind kommunistak (akik
termeszetesen ellensegei a seer
vezeteknek), a tagsag felzudu-
lasa val6szinuleg eredmennyel
fog jarni es a vor0s szenny-
lap szervezet-ellenes eljarasat
megsziintetik.
Meg egyszer, meg tizszer,
meg szazszor leirjuk: "Becste-
len az a munkas, aki penzt ad
ra, hogy a szervezetet letorjek.
Es az 'Iyo' tagjai ARA adnak
penzt, nehez tizezreket a voros
szennylapnak, hogy a szkeb-
nyomdajukatt fenntartsak".
A szeme sIlhet XII, az arcb6-
re eghet lie minden "ontuda-
tos" elvtarsnak, aki egy voros
centet aldoz, hogy a nyomdasz-
szervezet .let0reset segitse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24

reset azonban mem volt eleg
nagy es exert lopott ell apran-
kent kisebb osszegeket, hogy
a haztartasi hianyon segitsen.
A ferjnek meg volt minden
alkalma ARA, hogy a szovet-
segi k0zmunkaknal valami al
kalmazast kapjon, de ket ev
alatt nagyon beleszokott abba,
hogy ne csinaljon semmit es
ennelfogva teljes tetlensegben
cit. Tudta, vagy sejtette, hogy
felesege biinos uton tartja ell,
de azert megse probalkozott
azzal, hogy munkat szerezzen,
hanem hivatasos naplopo lett.
Icy jutott az asszony bahia
akkor, mikor a sikkasztasokat
felfedeztek.
Egy esetr6l sol ez a pelda,
de a tarsulat szerint csaknem
mind a negyszaz moi tolvajra
alkalmazhato.
Megallapitast nyert az, hogy
a nok nehezebben tevednek a
BUN utjara mint a ferfiak es
nagyon ritkan lopnak azert,
hogy sajat naguknak szerez-
zenek vele valami el0nyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
Miert I0pnak a n0k?

Meglep6nek hangzik, de me
gis igazsag, hogy egy Macy
amerikai penzintezet vallalko-
zott annak megallapitasara
hogy nilyen okbol lopnak a
In6k. De a meglepetes azonnal
elmulik, amint a Baltimore va
rosaban szekel6 United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Compa-
ny nyilatkozatat olvassuk, a
mely egeszen egyszeriien je-
lenti:
A mi intezetiink jotallasi
bondokat ad ferfiakert es no
kert es mivel azon biztositott
felek altal elk0vetett lopasok
es sikkasztasokert, akiknek mi
adtunk k0tvenyeket, nekiink
kell fizetni, fontos volt rank
nezve annak megallapitasa,
hogy leggyakrabban miert lop-
max a nok.
Negyszaz sikkaszto No ese-
tet vizsgaltatta meg teljes ala
possaggal a nagy biztosito penz
intezet ezen az alapon mond-
ia:
A sikkaszto n6k legna-
gyobb resze azert lop, hogy a
hozzatartozo ferfiakon segit-
sen. Ha a ferfiak er6sebb jelle-
mick lennenek, akkor ez a
negyszaz no sohase tevedt vol
ma a bin utjara.
A tarsasag egy mindent meg
vilagito peldat hoz fel allita-
sainak igazolasara:
Egy 35 ewes asszony ot es
fel evig volt alkalmazva egy
kereskedelmi vallalatnal es mi
vel penzt kezelt, ennelfogva
bond ala helyeztek. Az asz-
SONY egy kivaloan jo hirnevn,
mindenki altal tisztelt es be-
csult no volt, aki a legszere-
nyebben cit es megis sikkasz-
tasokat kovetett ell. A vizsgalat
megallapitotta, hogy ferje
hosszu idon at munka nelkul
volt es ennek reszere lopott a
feleseg haromezer dollart meg
halado 0sszeget.
A gazdasagi valsag beallta-
val a ferj elvesztette munka-
Jat, mig az asszony megma-
radt allasaban es keresetebol
tartotta el csaladjat. Ez a ke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24

temberben DR.. Stephen Kal-
laykent keriil haza.
Kallay Istvan igazan disz-
peldanya azoknak a masodik
generacios fiatalembereknek,
akik odaat dolgoznak, hogy
tanulhaSSanak.
8 is, mikor elvegezte a high
school-t, iii. Gerzsenyi drug
store-jaban dolgozott, hogy
megkeresse AIT a penzt, ami
re szuksege volt tovabbi tanu-
lasahoz. Mem akarta, hogy
nagyon nehezen dolgoz6 edes-
apjanak terhere legyen, sajat
keresetevel is hozza akart ia
rulni tanittatasahoz.
Columbus, Ohioban a State
University-n szerezte meg a
gy6gyszereszi oklevelet, amikor
azonban ez meg volt, elhata-
rozta, hogy ezzel mem elegszik
meg, megszerzi AZ orvosi dip
lonat is.
Sziilei es cleveland legjobb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24

nyokkal bizonyitja, hogy Kal-
layne hazudott Fay-Fishernek
a ferje felol, akirol ait allitot-
ia, hogy hazament a nyakara
es otthon mem akart dolgozni
Az elottiink fekvo es kezeink
kozt levo okmanybol elsosor-
ban ait latjuk, hogy Kallayne
mar 1932-ben esku alatt kia-
dott nyilatkozatban onmagat
bigamiaval vadolta, mikor Kali
laytol valni akartak. Kallay
mar a negyedik ismert ferie az
asszonynak.
Bizonyitekok vannak a ke-
zeink kozt ARA nezve, hogy
Kallayne harmadik ferjevel is
botranyos hazaseletet folyta-
tott, hogy az allamrendorok
tobbsz0r avatkoztak a csalad
eletebe.
Megbizhato ertesufeseink
vannak, hogy Kallayne mem
azert utazott haza, inert a fer
je elol menekult, hanem hogy
bigamia Matt ne csukjak lie.
Levelek vannak a kezeink
kozott, amiket KalIayne irt
Magyarorszagbol a ferjenek es
amelyben hivta, csalta, ko-
nyorgott neki, hogy menjen
haza, inert mem bir egyedul a
gazdasaggal es mem akar egye-
dill elni. A szerelmes levelek-
ben megirta, hogy "mar foz is
egy kis jo szilvapalinkat", a
mivel a ferjet varni fogja, ugy
latszik hat, hogy a palinka
mem volt idegen Kallayne el6tt
sem.
Mindezekb0l megallapithat-
juk, hogy a Magyarorszagon
tartozkodo Kallay Jozsefne
ferjet Fay-Fisher Andor el6tt
gyalazatosan ragalmazta, a
melynek irott es /hitelesitett
bizonyitekait a kezeink k0zt
tartjuk.
oromunkre szolgal, hogy
elegtetelt adhatunk egy artat-
lanul meghurcolt embernek,
akit e lap szerkesztojehez hui
szonoteves baratsag fiiz es aki
eppen azert meg is ertette,
hogy mem bantam kivantuk,
mikor otthon utana nezettiink
az lgyenek, hanem az volt a
szandekunk, hogyha tenyleg
visszaelt otthon valami hat6-
sagi k0zeg a hatalmaval, Kali
laynak azzal szemben is eleg-
tetelt szerezziink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
Cine:
BUDAPEST
HOTEL METROPOLE

Istvan ugyved ait tanacsoltak
neki, jojjon at Budapestre .es
az itteni nagyszeru egyetemen
szerezze meg az orvosi diplo-
mat.
1882 6szen at is hajozott,
Bizony, eleinte nehezen ment
a tanulas. Bar irni. olvasni tu-
dott magyarul (megtanitottak
ere a west sidei reformatus
egyhaz nyari magyar iskolaja-
ban, inert Kallay Pista szulei
huseges tagjai ennek az egy-
haznak es mem mulasztottak
el fiukat a nyari magyar isko-
laba kuldeni), de a magasabb
tudomanyokat nehezen ment
magyarul megtanulni.
Kallay Pista azonban ma
gyon szorgalmas fiatalember,
mem ijedt meg a nehezsegekt6l.
Tudta, hogy mem szorakozni
jott Budapestre, hanem tanul-
nj es ha nehezen ment eleinte
a tanulas, hat t0bbet tanult.
De ez csak egy darabig tar
tott ICY, mig jol begyakorolta
magat magyar nyelvbe. Az
tan mar k0nnyebben ment a
t5nulas is.
1884 6szen az amerikai ko-
vetsegen tea volt es a figyel-
mes amerikai k0vet meghivta
erre a Budapesten tanulo anne
rikai magyar diakokat is.
Minden evben Thanksgiving
napjan a Ktlfoldi Magyarok
Vilagkongresszusa ebedet ad a
diakoknak, olyankor a diakok
hivjak meg a kovetet es a ko-
vetseg szemelyzetet az unnepi
ebedre, mire aztan a k0vet vi
szonzasul teat ad. a tisztele-
tiikre.
Az 1934-ik evi tea - orokke
emlekezetes marad Kallav Pts
ia szamara.
A team oft volt James w.
Stewart kovetsegi tanacsos f6-
konzul is csaladjaval. Mr.. Ste
wartnak ket leanya van. Az
egyik akkor mar eladosorban
volt, a mask meg csak IL ewes
volt.
Az eladosorban lev6 Stewart
lany es Kallay Pista szembe-
kerultek az asztalnal, beszel-
getni kezdtek - es azontul az
tan sokat diskuraltak egymas-
sal. Az amerikai magyar flu es
a kovetsegi ,tanacsos leanya
ugy talaltak, hogy szivesen
vannak egyutt es mikor a tea
befejez6d0tt, megbeszeltek ket-
ten, hogy maskor is talalkozni
fognak.
Es elhatarozasukat vegre is
hajtottak. Eleinte ritkabban,
aztan surubben lett Kallay Pts
ia a k0vetsegi tanacsos haza-
nal vendeg.
Es a Stewart csalad szeretet-
tel latta a kitiin6 modoru, ma
gyon megnyer6 ktilsejii es XII
valo jellemi Kallay Pista lato-
gatasait.
A kitiin6 Mr.. Stewart buda-
pesti allomasozasa alatt ma
gyon megszerette a magyaro-
kat es ICY semmi kivetni valot
mem talalt abban, hogy lanya-
max mem egy szaz percentes
fiatalember, de egy bevando-
rolf. fin az IIdvorlSio * cr,1-
ait nezte, hogy Kallay Pista
milyen szorgalmas, j6modoru
fiatalember - es milyen Macy
szeretettel beszelt nelik min
dig az 6 nehezen dolgoz6 szii-
leir6l.
Mr.. Stewart isnerte csalad-
janak k0riilmenyeit, tudta,
hogy mem gazdag emberek Kal
Il q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
F0rradaI0m az o'-ban

Az Industrial Workers Order magyar szekcoaban forron
gas van. tagsag tsztesseges -csoportja nem
akar sztrajktoro szkebeket tamogatn. AIT koveteli
hogy vagy azonna szervezzk Vi Eore kommunsa lap
nyomdaja vagy keressen magnak mas hvataos apot az
Two" magyar szekcioja. Meg Feher Joska sem tuda
a mocskos botranyt kmagyarazni tagsagnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24

rex, becsiiletes munkasembe-
rex es 8 ezzel teljesen meg Is
volt elegedve.
Tavaly, mikor az ismeretseg
komoly szerelemme valtozott
mindket reszr6l, a kovetsegi ta-
nacsos villajaban megiltek a
kezfogot. Szeptemberben pedig
az eskiiv6t. Mr.. Stewartot at
helyeztek Mexico Citybe es ait
akarta, miel0tt elhagyja a f6-
varost, keljenek egybe a fiata-
lok.
Magyar anyskonyvvezet6 es
magyar protestans lelkesz adta
ossze az amerikai kovetsegi ta-
nacsos lanyat es az amerikai
magyar orvosnovendeket.
Kallay Pista tovabb szorgal-
masan folytatta tanulmanyait,
inert 9 nemcsak egyszerii or
vosnak kesziil: gysrmek specia-
lista szeretne lenni.
lit szeptemberben vegez, az
tan hazamegy es az vi hazaban
is tovabb akarja magat kepez-
tetni.
Tegnap, mikor arrol beszel-
gettunk, hogy 8 Budapesten
nemcsak orvosi diplomat. de
egy kitiin6, elokel6 feleseget
is szerzett, szeles mosoly vo-
nult vegig szajan:
- Igaz, en- az orvosi diplo-
mann mellett egy nagyszeru
asszonyka szivet is elnyertem.,
A diplomaert nagyon sokat
dolgoztam. Es hosszu, nagyon
hosszu az OF ev, amt lit toll
totem. Mem mintha mem sze-
retnek lit lenni Pesten, de
hosszu lido ot ev, hogy az en-
Der tavol legyen azoktol, aki-
ket olyan nagyon secret, a szii-
leitol. Es en- nagyon szeretem
oket es alig varom, hogy meg
olelhessem 6ket Clevelandban.
Aztan elmondia, hogy meg
mem tudta elhatarozni, hogy
hol telepedjen lie, Felesege csa-
ladja ait szeretne, ha Denver,
Coloradoba menne, ahol fele-
segenek nagybatyja oft egy
nagyon elokel6 szanatorium
tulajdonosa, de 6 meg mem
tudja, hogy elvallalja-e oft a
munkat vagy mashol kezdjen.
Egyelore nagyon szorgalma-
san tanul, hogy a meg hatra-
levo harom vizsgajat is sike-
reSen tehesse le.
Hogy milyen remseges sait6
propaganda folytat a kisan-
tant Magyarorszag ellen, alb
bd izelit6t kapott Amerika
magyarsaga, mikor az olasz
kiralyi par Budapesten volt.
Pragabol vilAgga r0pitettek
ait a becstelen hirt, hogy a
bevonulasi parade alkalmaval
az egyik tribiin leszakadt Is
otvenhat gyerek meghalt es
megsebesiilt.
Fajdalom, olyan komoly hir-
szolgalati iroda is, mint a Uni
ted Press feltilt ennek a hir-
mex es leadta a vilagsajtoban
es Icy az egesz vilagon olvas-
tax ezt a remhirt.
Kitalalas az egesz hir, mem
tortent semmi szerencsetlen-
seq, minden a legnagyobb
rendben folyt lie es a kis-
antantnak eppen ez faj. AIT
szerettek volna, ha botranyos
esetek t0rtentek volna.
De mem csak ezt a meset Ia
laltak h, hanem AIT is, hogy
a Kormanyz6i par 1eanya, gr6f
KarOlVi Cv11lAnA HOrthv Pnlet-