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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
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t0rtenelmi targyu, vagy egyeb
magyar vonatkozasu kepek
logtak. Mintha csak porsziv6-
val tavolitottak volna el min
dent, ami a magyar vilagra
meg. emlekeztet is, .allapitotta
meg magaban Gergely es az
ablakhoz lepett.
Mem kis meglepetessel lat
ia, hogy ugyanaz a laposfeji
detektiv, aki mostanaban ott-
hon falujaban haza k0rul
olalkodott, most lit van a fo-
bejarat elott es a csendorrel
beszelget nagyban valamir6l
es befele mutat.
- Aha utanam j0tt a ravasz
kopo, gondolta magaban Ger
gely. Most bizonyara mem fer
a fejeben, hogy NIT keresek
en- a zsupannal. INA csak
torjed a fejed kis 0reg."
Hosszu percek teltek Ell, mig
Marta visszaj0tt. Azaz mem
is jott, hanem rohant. Sep
area rendkiviil felindulast
arult el.
Gergely, menekuljon -
sugta izgatottan. Elfogato
parancs van kiadva maya ell
len. Eppen azert hivatott az
atyam, hogy milyen kellemet-
len az eset, inert eppen mara
hivta meg magat. En- mem
arultam Ell, hogy maga mar lit
, van. Atyam ilyen dologbar
mem isner trefat....-.. Ugy-e
: mondtam, hogy sulyos kovet'
kezmenyei lesznek annak
, amt tett.
Gergelyben felebredt a dac
- 81 nit banom en-, hal
tartoztasanak lie. Mem kovet
), tenn ell semmifele blnt.
- Ne legyen mar olyan ko
, nok es rovidlato - kerlelte
leany. - Legalabb OF eve
!, kap ha elfogjak. Menekuljon
menekiiljon!
= Fogjanak ell, ha akar
max.
j - Legyen esze! Kepzelhet
milyen bahia rantana atya
4 mat is, ha lit ernek.
: Szoval mem engem felt
hanem a zsupani meltosagot.
a - Hat jo, ait is, de els6
! sorban magat. Egy derek ma
r gyar fiut mentenek meg a boz
e t0ntol.
: - KOsz0n0m.
j Ne koszonj0n semmi1
hanem gondolkozzek jozan es
t szel, hidegen.
\ - Gondolkoztam, maradol
a De az listen szerelmert
d ne legyen olyan csokonyo
e Gergely. Gondoljon ARA, hog
/ tulajdonkeppen miert jott i'd
: Azokat a kis magyar gyere
/ keket akarja megmenteni. Nc
i hat ez csak ugy lehetseges, h
maya eltiinik es ezalts
/ minden odium niagara szal
{, Akkor mem lesz tovabbi nyt
: mozas, legfeljebb magat ki
a r0zik Is ha atmegy Magyal
n orszagba, a nyomozast is mes
sziintetik. Az vi allan mes
t. szabadult egy ellensegtol, {
: eppen eleg az itteni felfogs
szerint. Gondoljon a kis m;
gyar gyerekekre, ha mar mi
i CARA mem gondol.
Ez az erv hatott. Gergel
1 megfogta Marta kezet:
a - Hat j6 megyek. De hog
C tudok innen menekilni. Hi
mar is nyomomban wanna
Nezzen lie, detektiv a kap1
n ban.
- Mines lido tetovazasra, :
= mondta erelyesen Marta. e
= az aut6vezeteshez?
- Igen.
,g, - Lemegy a garazsba. Eld
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15


belepest akarok kerni az edes-
atyjatol, Martuska. Legyen
segitsegemre. nyesmi kultur-
orszagban mem t0rtenhetik
meg. Pedig eek fennen han
goztatjak kultur mivoltukat.
Ugy-e segitsegemre lesz. Mar
tuska, ha masert mem is, de
azokert az artatlan eyer
mekekert. Ha latta volna,
milyen kedves, lelkes gyerekek
azok az en- nebuloim..
Marta nehany pillanatig
hallgatott, aztan nagykomo-
lyan megszolalt.
De Gergely, hogy csinal-
hatott ilyet.
Az ifju K0rnyey megutko-
z0tt:
- Mi az Martuska, hat ma
ga is ICY beszel?!
- Magaval erzek Gergely,
- valaszolt a leany, - de
latia en- mar megtanultam sza
mitasba venni a realitasokat.
Maga nagy idealista Gergely,
de latja mem hasznal vele
senkinek, s6t artott azoknak
a szegeny gyermekeknek es ar
tott, nagyon artott maganak
Pedig apam eppen azon torte
fejet, hogy mikent lehetne a
birtokukbol valamit visszaige-
nyelni. De tudja, ehhez lit a
legszrksegesebb feltetel az al.
lamhuseg. Ne csodalkozzon
de en- jogi tanulmanyokat
. folytatok. Jogi doktor leszek
Mint ilyen itelem meg a hely'
/. Zetet eS hlaDa efZek I1ldSdVdl
a tenyek beszelnek.
Barmilyen komoly volt a te
ma, Gergely elmosolyodott.
! - Mi az Martuska, mags
doktor Juris, ma ez mayor
erdekes.
= Bizony es eppen exert jo
ismerem az itteni vi torve
nyeket. Maga kedves Gergel.
nagyon sulyos beszamitas all
ESQ biincselekmenyt kovetet'
ell. Bizony az ilyesmit bun
! cselekmenynek nevezik m
nalunk.
! Gergely meg mindig men
! tudta komolyan vennl a dol
got:
Ma ne beszeljen mag'
draga Doktor Juris. Mem lie
het az bin, ha en- magya
mivoltomat meg6rzom es err
akarok tanitani masokat, ha
sonloan magyar szarmazas'
> magyar gyermekeket.
! - All mas vilag van mos
.. lit, mas torvenyek. Most bul
lit jo magyarnak lenni. Ezel
ne vitatkozzunk, inkabb azol
: gondolkozzunk, hogy. lehetn
magan segiteni. AZ itteni tu
relmetlen felfogas szerint ma
! CARA fogjak huzni az allan
vedelmi t0rveny egyik ps
ragrafusat.
Gergely csodalkozva teklFr
;. tett a leanyra, szolni akar'
de ebben a pillanatban meg
. szolalt a hazitelefon, mely
: fogad6szalon egyik sarkapa
: kis asztalkan allott.
- Marta felvette a kagylo
"Igen, megyek at, :
hangzott fel.
Aztan Gergelyhez fordult:
: - Atyam hivat a hivatals I
ba. AIT mondja, hogy surge
koz0lni valoja van. Maga mi
, radon csak lit szepen.
= ! szomszed traktusban van
= zsupani hivatal. Par pei
mulva visszaj0v0k.
< Pillanatig gondolkozott:
- Most meg mem Is MOI
= dom meg, hogy maga ltt va
nalunk. El6bb megbeszellu
/ mi a tennival6. Szoval varle
2 ream. Ne. mozduljon!
q Anyaskodva mondta eek
~ c1avakat fipVelmeZCeCOle
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15

S3OAA~%OANAoe<sSoSs
Benjamin J.. Cardozo ele azzal
q kerdessel ment egy new
york; ujsagir6, hogy mi Wash
ingtonban a legnagyobb mum
kaja?
A b0lcs es melyen gondol-
kozo bir6 ekkent valaszolt:
A legnagyobb es legne-
hezebb munkam az, hogy XII
talaljam, vajjon mi forogha-
tott egyik-masik kepvisel6
vagy s7e1lator fejeben akkor,
amikor bizonyos torveryt el-.
keszitett es szavakbs. foglalt.
Blackstone, q vilaghiru an.
gol jogasz, akit a jogi korok
kis Istennek tartanak Anne
rikaban, a birok felol a ko-
vetkez6ket n1ondja:
= A oir6 a meglev6 torve-
nyek vegrehajtoja. A biro nem
magyarazza es nem alkotja a
t0rvenyeket, hanem az eleje
hozott esetekben egyszeruen
alkalmazza.
EFT a felfogast tanitjak ma
napsag is az 0szes amerikai jo-
Egi iskolakban es egyetemeken,
ezt teszi q bir6k koteIessegeve
az Egyesult AlIamok alkot-
manya is es vegzetes eltevelye-
des az, amikor egyes biro vagv
akar maga a sz0vetsegi leg
fels6bb birosag osszesege er-
telmezni, magyarazni, boncol-
gatni kezdi a torvenyeket.
Megdobbent6 al1apot az, ami
kor egy olyan kivalo bironak,
!. mint Cardozo Washingtonban,
mem az a legf6bb dolga, hooy
a meglev6 torvenyek a1apjan
az igazsagot porciozza, hanem
ait kell kutassa:
, Mi foroghatott John
Porter Mcdonald alabamai
kepviselo fejeben akkor, ami.
kor az vi arvizszabalyozasi TOT
venyt irasba fog1alta?
:: Az europai allamok evsza.
zadok ota "kodifikaltak", k0
: Etelezo efeju parancsokba fog
laltak torvenyeket. A ma
: gyar bintet6 torvenyko1y,
peldaul, amelyet a skivalo Csc
t megi Karoly kuriai biro fog
!, lalt ossze, pontosan megmond
ia, hogy mi a lopas ismerete
: jellemz6 vonasa, milyen mo
don kell ait megitelni, vetse
!; gesnek-e vagy buntettnek e
egyik vagy mask esetben mi
legkisebb es mi legnagyob1
), biintetes a lopasra?
y A magyar biro kezen OF
! van bunteto torvenykonyy
amely megmondja, hogy a
eleje hozott bunost mint kel
elitelnie? Attol a biro hal
szalra sem terhet ell, inert
: torvenyt mem magyarazhatjs
= - mem ertelmezheti, csak vegre
hajthatja.
(. Mem kell tornie a fejet azor
, hogy vajjon NIT gondolt Csc
: megi Karoly, aki a torveny
:, csinalta, ebben vagy: abbal
s. az esetben, hanem csak az
). kell naznie, hogy nit parar
,s csolt rea kotelesseg gyanant
= torvenyt partatlanul vegre
y hajto birora?
! Ez az, ami nalunk, Ameriks
ban, hianyzik es aminek his
; nyat evtizedek ota siratja
meg olyan kivalo jogi tudt
SEX is, mint nehai valo Eth
: Root vagy a hires Clarenc
!, Darrow.
i Kodifikalt, veglegesen lefel
tetett torvenyeket kovetelnel
!, olyanokat, amelyek reamuta
max a helyes Ultra es amelyel
mex bir6 altal valo alkalm.
ly zasa mem hagy fent semn
ketseget. Ma az egyik ann
:, rikai biro ICY alkalmazza a tx
= :, venyt, a masiknak azonba
!. maskent jar az esze es ma
!. kent don't ell az igazsagot.
Jellemzo pelda van ere 81
Evening star., 1937-04-11
OFFICIALS To co
TOP.-T. CONGRESS
Studebaker, Parran and
Ickes Expected at Rich
mond Meeting.

A number of Government Official
and educators will address the forty
first annual Congress of Parents and
Va, May ST.
The opening session will be featured
by an address by Dr. John w. Stude-
baker, United States commissioner of
education, on Home and School
Unite for Finer Community Life"
The principal address May will be
given by DR.. Thomas Parran, jr.,
surgeon general of the United States
Public Health Service, on the topic
THE Health of the Community"
Secretary of Interior Ickes has ten
tatively accepted an invitation to
speak May S on Pioneering in
Community" and on the same day
DR.. Homer P. Rainey, director of the
American Youth Commission, will
discuss Youth in the Modern Com
munity"
Florence Fallgatter, on the staff of
the home economics division OF the
United States Office Of education,
will preside at conference on home
making May 3 besides participating in
symposium to be held at the open
ing session. Among symposium par
ticipants will be Ellen c. Lombard
national chairman Of home education
and member of the staff of the
United States office of education.
Other Washingtonians scheduled to
participate in the convention program
are DR.. Thomas w. Gosling, asso-
ciate chairman of international re-
lations: Charl o. Williams, national
chairman of school education; Ruth
A. Bottomly, secretary of Summer
roundup; Mrs. Mary T. Banner1nan.
national chairman of legislation;
Mary e. Leeper, consultant on kin
dergarten extension: Frances S. Hays,
education secretary; lisa Compton,
publications secretary, and Clarice
Wade, publicity secretary.
William H. Bristow, general secre-
tary Of the national congress, will
have a prominent part on the con-
vention program.
A large delegation from the Dis
trict of Columbia Congress of Par
ents and Teachers is expected in
Richmond for the convention. includ-
ing Mrs. Walter B. Fry, Mrs O. G.
Hankins. Mrs. Charles L. Norris, Mrs.
O. c. Mullady, Mrs. B. w. Costen-
bader, Mrs. G. G. Cornwell, Mrs. E. j.
Dowling, Mrs. William A Meyer, Mrs.
Louis J. Raebach, Mrs. Phil. Camp
bell, Mrs. c. D. Lowe, Mrs. j. D.
Denit, Mrs. J. W. Anderson, Mrs. B.
W. Eldred, Mrs. w. c. Jones and
Mrs. j. N. Saunders.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
c., H. 1937-PART ONE

by DR.. Homer L. Shantz, Agriculture
Department Forest Service, on Wild
Life In the National Forest" to be
given Wednesday at $3.50 pm. in the
ball room Of the Washington Club,
1910 Seventeenth street.
Placard announcements OF the week
are to appear in street cars, busses
and various shops. Mrs. C. Augustus
Simpson, league president said yes
terday. Recognition Of the celebration
is expected also to come from many
Of the local pulpits today.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Panama Canal Society to Dine.

The Panama Canal Society of
Washington, composed of persons who
worked on the isthmus between 1903
and 1914, will hold its second an
nual dinner next Saturday at $50
pm. at the Mayf1ower Hotel. More
than 225 former employees on the
canal project now live within a 100
mile radius of Washington, accord
ing to report from the society.
Evening star., 1937-04-11

Mrs. Eleanor Patterson, Dean Grace
Hays Riley Of the Washington College
of Laws. Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, Mrs.
Ellen S. Woodward and Miss NAL
vina Lindsay.
Mrs. Mabel Benson Sakis Is chair
man OF the committee on arrange
ments.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Young Democrats to Dance

The Young Democrats Club Of
Washington will hold its seventh an
niversary ball April "a at the Will
lard Hotel in celebration of the clubs
founding. Mrs. Walter Bramhall viii
be social chairman.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
BAR PLANS OUTING
Federal Association to Hold
Dinner Dance April 81.

Preparations are virtually complete
for the annual Spring outing and
dinner-dance OF the Federal Bar As
sociation, to be held at the Con-
gressional Country Club April 20, It
was announced yesterday by William
r. Valance, chairman Of the Arrange
ments Committee.
Morrison Shafroth, chief counsel
for the Bureau OF Internal Revenue,
Evening star., 1937-04-11

will be guest Of honor and principal
speaker. The dinner will be pre-
ceded by reception and followed by
dancing.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
LEGAL SORORITY WOMEN
TO CARICATURE EVENTS
Spring Frolic of Phi Delta Delta
Alumnae Chapter to Be
Held Friday.

Skits caricaturing current events
will feature the annual Spring din
ner and frolic of the Washington
Aumnae Chapter of Phi Delta Delta,
women's legal sorority, at the Carl
ton Hotel Friday at 7:30 pm.
Guests will include Representative
Mary r. Norton, Judge Ellen K. Raedy.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
"BE KIND TO ANIMALS"
WEEK BEING OBSERVED

Rescue League Participates in
Annual Remembrance, Open
ing Today.
The Washington Animal Rescue
League today joined the American
Humane Society in opening the
twenty-third annual celebration Of
national BE Kind to Animals" week.
As q feature of the week, sched-
uled to close April II, the league
is sponsoring an illustrated lecture
Evening star., 1937-04-11

Five girls have completed ski run
OF $3.50 miles from Ulan-Ude to Mos
COW, Russia
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Specially Lowered Prices

Tomorrow -. at Mayer 6 Co., you can see what is
new and correct in Korpen Guaranteed Upholstered
Furniture and sove money when you select it, Every
Korpen upholstered suite and piece has been spe-
cjoIy lowered in price for this occasion. Assort-
n1ents are tremendous! Comfortable, deep-cush-
loned pieces, slender styles with mahogany trim
medium size groups with and without mahogany
foreorms-tufted styles and pIoin-Iunrious down
pjIIow-bock styIes-French desens-Engjsh styles
and others in coverings to please every toste and all
pocketbooks. Whatever else you do, tomorrow don't
miss this coorfu display Of fine Korpen furniture.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11
PICNICS SCHEDULED
FOR THE CITY PARK
Many Groups to Use the
Park During The
Season

The following dates have been
booked by Harry r. Rudy, OF the
City Park Board, for events in the
City Park:
June II: Degree of Pocohontas.
June 10: B. P. o. Elks.
June IA: Hagerstown Dahlia So
ciety.
June Is: st. Pauls M. E. Sun
day School.
June Is: Helping Hand Circle,
First Christian Church.
June II: First Baptist Sunday
School.
June 81: Daughters OF the
American Revolution.
June %: Queen Esther Chapter,
Trinity Lutheran Church.
June %: Jones Bible Glass, St.
Johns Lutheran Church.
June "a: Washington Square M.
q. Sunday School.
June "a: Mary and Martha Glass
of Christ Reformed Church.
June 26: Otterbein Sunday
School, Waynesboro.
June 90: Mothers Club, Church
of the Brethren.
June 20: South West Circle,
Episcopal Church.
July L: Philathea Glass, Church
CONTINUED on Page Eight
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11
UPWARD TREND TN
CITY AND COUNTY
Increase This Year Over
1886 Estimated at
$1,500,000

According to official figures, re-
leased today. the assessed valua-
ton of property in Hagerstown
and Washington County will ex-
coed that of last year to the ex-
tent of $1,5OO,OO0.
A review of the records also
show that a decline existed each
year, in the taxable basis, starting
with 1880, to and including 1884.
Then in 1885 an increase began,
which has continued up to the
present time.
The decrease and the upward
trends in the past three years are
shown as follows:
In 1880, property valuation was
$79,926,281; in, 1891, $78, 200;
1892, $76,287,1 0S; 1888, $74,S67,-
665; 1884, $74,198,379; 1885, STA
31O,S27; 1886, $75,O41,611 and for
1887, the figures stand $76.484, 900.
There were losses such as the
Harper's Ferry Bridge and the
bridge at Shepherdstown, as well
as other flood losses, all of which
would cut the increased valuation
this year. Without SUCH losses
which have to be figured, the in
crease of this year over last year
would have been in excess of ST.
100000.
Included in the taxable proper
ty increase this year, over 1886,
are automobiles, security assess
ments, assessments made by the
State Tax Commission and newly
erected bridges. The new Rama.
ciotti building, on the Public
Square, is also included.
However, there must be taken
into consideration the fact that
at least some of this increase was
due to many automobiles being
bought this year, the purchase of
which may have been delayed on
account Of the depression. And
the fast-disappearing depression
no doubt had its effects in other
ways, such as building, repairs to
property, etc., which had been de-
ferred in many instances.
The figures, nevertheless, show
Enthusiastically the trend of the
country toward prosperity and bet
ter times.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11
EXCITEMENT? NO WONDER

screaming colored boys caused
nach excitement in front of the
Spangler Pet Store yesterday. Pc
uestrians attracted to. the scene
Jaw colored lad holding box
SIlch he seemed to be trying to
uOld and get rid of at the same
s.ne. In a minute or two the
hu,ystery was solved. A six foot
Osack snake began sQuirming out
q the box.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11
BUILDING IN STATE
SHOWING ACTIVITY
Private and Public Con
struction Increase, Ac-
cording to Reports


In line with the general reports
from Hagerstown and Washington
County that there are more build
ing activity in this section than
at any other time since 1929,
comes reports that the Nations
Capital and other sections of
Maryland are enjoying boom.
In the Washington private con-
struction field in May there was
a valuation gain of slightly more
than $1,000,000, as compared with
figures of the corresponding per-
iod of 1886. Permits for all types
Of private building construction
in May had total valuation of
$685. 1856. This building valuation
was the highest for any month
this year, showing an increase of
20 per cent. over April, which reg
istered the previous peak for
1897. The Northwest section of
Washington led all other parts of
the city in the volume of new
work and modernization work.
There was sharp advance in.
permits for the erection of com
mercial buildings, in comparison
with 1886.
From Silver Springs, Md,
comes reports that private build
ing in the metropolitan area of
Montgomery county registers big
gains over all previous years.
Building permits, according to the
records, show total valuation of
$S,SS4,515, as issued during the
nrst five months of this year in
the metropolitan section. This
represents a gain of $1,547,515
over the corresponding period of
1895. Building figures set all
all-time county records last year.
Most of the permits were for one
family dwellings,. Commercial
construction also showed live
ly gain.
Not only in the above counties
and sectionss. but from every part
Of Maryland come reports of in
creased building activities, all Of
which would indicate that the
Year 1887 will no doubt surpass
all others in the amount Of money
spent in the building trades.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

Miss Joyce McAllister, twenty
seven-year-old former Santa Bar
bara, Calf, college student, whose
under-cover detective work is cred
tied with leading to the arrest Of
seven Chinese and a veteran federal
agent in raids on night clubs in the
Chinese quarter Of Reno, New. The
sheriff's Office and the federal mar
cotics bureau provided her with
1000 with which she bought mar
cotics, thus obtaining information
leading to the arrests.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11
NOW ITs THE CATS

For many moons past the police
have been receiving complaints
about barking dogs. Now citizens
are complaining about "meowing"
cats. It wouldn't surprise us if
complaints regarding chipping
birds will be next in order.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11
KICKED BY HORSE

Charles B. Nigh, Wayside ave-
nue., is confined to the house from
injuries sustained by being kicked
by horse which he was assisting
in shoeing. A blood vessel was
reputed in his leg.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

Leslie c. Beard, Wareham Apis,
has returned home from the local
hospital.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

From now on they'lI have to
educate themselves by learning
to "take t."
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

The other line forms on the
right.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

the young graduates. They have
been on the receiving line since
the nurse stuck her head thru
the door and announced that
everything was o. X, and Dad
could stop walking the wax off
the hospital floors.
But it's all over now-that
part of life where they receive"
without giving anything in re-
turn. From now on the going
will be rough.
There were heap of mothers
and Fathers at the Commence
men ceremonies and as their
offspring stepped up and snatch
ed the diplomas, suspected
that their (the parents) hearts
fIuttered. have a heart-fIut-
tering date in 1948 when the
family dictator" stumbles up
for her diploma, so until that
time I'm in the balcony.
But there are few things !
do know about being on the re-
ceiving end of the game, even
though there's no framed di-
plomas hanging around my
cabin. Here are just a few of
'em:
know that happy, care-free
days for the boys and girls are
behind them, and that less than
one-haIf Of one per cent of the
graduates haven't even thanked
"Mom" and "Pop" for the sac
rifices they made in keeping
them in school.
know that there are mil
lion disappointments in the off
ing and that a greater portion
Of them will think that the
world is against them if they
are not successful in obtaining
a job within the next two weeks.
know that less than 20 per
cent of them will be able to say,
ten years from now, "AII my
school day dreams have come
true".
know that a lot OF them
know everything there Is TO
know until they meet somebody
who in their opinion, doesn't
know as much.
know a certain percentage
OF them will develop into inn
portant men and women in the
community and | likewise know
that probably an equal number
will make no earthly use Of
their education and develop into
buns.
know that comparatively
few Of them ever realized that
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

know that comparatively
few Of them ever realized that
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

HANGOVERS
"a ZIM

This is a memorable week for
the young graduates. They have
been on the receiving line since
the nurse stuck her head thru
the door and announced that
everything was o. X, and Dad
could stop walking the wax off
the hospital floors.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

their educations, in part, is due
to the taxpayers of Hagerstown
and Washington County, and
that they, themselves will only
fully realize this whom they be.
como property owners and have
to pay the bill.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

Yep, up to the present time
the boy and girl graduates have
been on the easy end of the
receiving line.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

But it's all over now-that
part of life where they receive"
without giving anything in re-
turn. From now on the going
will be rough.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

But there are a few things |
do know about being on the re-
ceiving end of the game, even
though there's no framed d.
pIomas hanging around my
cabin. Here are just a few of
'em:
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

know that in later life some
OF the 1887 graduates will do
some heavy thinking and hard
work in order TO give their own
children like advantages.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

know that there are a mil.
lion disappointments in the off
ing and that a greater portion
Of them will think that the
world is against them if they
are not successful in obtaining
a job within the next two weeks
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-06-11

And also know that all Of
US are mighty proud to live in
the greatest country In the
world where education is ac-
knowIedged the first stepping
stone to success.