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Evening star., 1938-04-02
Engagements
OF Interest
In Capital
Miss Emily Moore
To Wed Elbridge
Durbrow.

~ F MUCH interest in Washing
I ton is the engagement of
J Miss Emily Maitland Moore.
daughter of Mrs. Mead Moore
and the late DR.. Moore. to Mr.. Elbridge
DurbroW, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
Wolcott Durbrow of San Francisco.
The formal announcement of the
engagement will be made this after
noon at a cocktail party given by
Miss Emlen Knight Davies, who will
be maid Of honor for Miss Moore
at her wedding which will take place
this summer in Brussels.
Miss Moores father was one of
Washington's most prominent sur
geons and on her mothers side she
is descendant of the Bruce family
OF Kentucky. one of the Oldest in the
South. Mr.. Durbrow is a member of
one Of San Francisco's most distin-
gushed families and is a brother Of
Mrs. Shelby Hammond Curlee of St.
Louis, Miss Moore graduated from
Holton-Arnls School with the class of
1884 and will receive her degree from
Vassar College in January upon COM
pletion Of work missed while taking
leave of absence in Russia. Mr..
Durbrow attended the Shattuck Mill
tary Academy of Faribault. MINI,
and is graduate of Yale University
class OF 1926. He took post graduate
work for careermen of the foreign
service at Ecole Libre des Sciences
Politiques in Paris. His posts have
been Warsaw, Bucharest and Moscow
to which he went with the first group
at the time of our recognition of the
Soviet government. He is now sta
toned in Naples. Mr. Durbrow is q
member of the Union Pacific Club OF
San Francisco.
Evening star., 1938-04-02
DR.. Charles EllWood
Town Hall Speaker.

Dr. Charles A. Ellwood. head of the
department of sociology, Duke Uni
versity. will arrive in Washington to-
morrow. He will be the speaker at
Town Hall that evening on the sub
ject Mans Social Destiny" Mrs.
Ellwood will be with him and they
will stay at the Roosevelt Hotel The
National Honor Society in Social Sci
ences. Pi Gamma Mu, of which DR..
Elwood is president emeritus, will
give luncheon in his honor tomor-
row at the Roosevelt Hotel.
Evening star., 1938-04-02
Residential Society Notes
Mrs. Alvin T. Hert Has Nephew
And Niece as Guests.

NJ RS. ALVIN T. HERT has as
M her guests at her villa at
VI Palm Beach, Fla, her nephew
and niece Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mcneil. Mrs. Hert enter
tained at dinner last night for her
guests.
Mr.. Henry Oliver Rea, who has been
with his mother. Mrs. Henry R. Rea,
at Palm Beach, has left for Sewickley.
Pa.
Miss Henrietta Talbot left today to
visit her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr., and Mrs. John J. Hagerty, for
merly Of this city. at their home in
Boston. Miss Talbot expects to re-
turn to Washington in several weeks.
Dean and Mrs Henry Grattan
Doyle will have with them during the
coming week their daughter, Miss
Marion Wade Doyle, of Radcliffe COL
lege. and their son, Mr.. Henry Grattan
Doyle, jr., of Harvard College, who
are returning to Washington for their
spring holidays. Miss Doyle is bring
Ing with her as her house guest her
Radcliffe classmate, Miss Augusta AL
Evening star., 1938-04-02

IL (32) requires 3 yards of 39-inch
material for the dress, "a yards for
the jacket and yoke
Send IS cents for the Barbara Bell
Spring and Summer Fashion Pattern
Book. Make yourself attractive, prac-
tical and becoming clothes, selecting
designs from the Barbara Bell we'll
planned, easy-to-make patterns.
Evening star., 1938-04-02
School Alunnae
Plan Tea.

The members of the Washington
Chapter of the National Cathedral
School Alumnae Association will hold
tea in honor of Miss Turner, prin-
cipal Of the school, and the faculty
Monday from 4 to o'clock in Whitby
Hail. at the school.
Miss Leonora Greenless Lynn, chair
man OF the local chapter. is in charge
of the tea, and will be assisted by a
number of the alumnae.
Evening star., 1938-04-02
Polish Ambassador
Host at Lunch.

The Polish Ambassador. Count jerry
Potocki, entertained at luncheon yes
terday in compliment to M Alexander
Sklarevski and Nine Sklarevska. M.
Sklarevski gave program of piano
music last evening in the home of
Mrs. Richard w. Deaver on Brandy
wine street.
Evening star., 1938-04-02

dll have marriage as OGr aim
- in life. However, there is one
married man who constantly dis
courages us at every turn. He does
nothing but talk against 1t and says
there is no such thing as happy
marriage. He has been married twice.
Wnat Is your opinion on this subject?
SIX ANXIOUS DAMSELS.
Answer-Marriage is like everything
else on earth. Whether it is a success
or a failure depends altogether upon
the individuals who go into 1t and
what they put into it. There are
people who never make a 60 of any,
thing they undertake. There are
others who always put it over. It is
the men and women, not the lob,
that counts.
II you never attempted anything
that was not a fool-proof cinch, in
which you could not lose out, YOU
would never 60 into anything. You
would sit on the do-nothing stool with
folded hands the balance of your life
and starve to death. But YOU don't
do that. You say to yourself: Maybe
Mary Jane is bum saleswoman, but
I'll show 'em. Maybe Sally is always
getting fired as stenographer, but
I bet they will never fire me. Maybe
Jane can't cook, but I'm going to be
a chefess." And so you roll up your
sleeves and tighten your eirdle and
tackle q Job, and you succeed where
the other girls have failed.
A ND 1t is just exactly that way
about marriage. A lot of mar
riages do, 60 on the rocks. A lot of
girls do get husbands who are poor
pick-ups instead Of Prince Charminas.
Evening star., 1938-04-02

Mrs. Alexander Hawes. Mr.. and Mrs
Francis German, Mrs. Gardner Jack
son. DR.. and Mrs. Isadore Lattman, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Mackenzie. Repre-
sentative O'Connell, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Saposs and Representative Hen
ry Teigan.
The proceeds will be used for the
milk fund for the children of Loyalist
Spain.
Tickets may be obtained from the Of
hces of the Washington Friends of
Spanish Democracy, Room 100, 141o
H street NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-02

AAsA ~ q SOlAlUAldtlOll DIS QTdC.
IL tical as it is pretty. A simple,
/ short-sleeved frock with a
4 4 fitted jacket, that you can
wear day in and day out for shopping,
office and spectator sports. This en-
semble is easy to make, because the
pattern is so carefully planned and a
detailed, complete sew chart comes
with it. And you'll like the feel and
the look of it so we'll (notice how
smooth the shoulders are, how slim
that pointed front makes the waist
line seemD that you'll use the pat
tern over and over again.
Make this model the first time in
fiat crepe, and later in linen or pique.
It suggests effective contrasts of plain
and printed materials, and of con-
trasting colors. The frock may be
printed, the jacket plain, or vice
versa. The frock may be light in
color, the jacket dark. Either way
you'll enjoy wearing it.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1466-B is
designed for sizes IL, IA, 16, 18 and
20. Corresponding bust measure
nents 80, 80, "a, SO and 80. Size
Evening star., 1938-04-02
Ambassador Host.

The Ecuador Ambassador, Senor
Captain Colon Eloy Alfaro, returned
yesterday from Havana, where has
been for brief stay. The Ambassador
stopped for short time in Miami
en- route.
Evening star., 1938-04-02
Water Colors on Disnlav.

A collection of water colors bv
Harold Lund. instructor at the Child
Walker and Vesper George Art Schools,
are on exhibition this month at the
Public Library, Eighth and K streets
NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-02
Miss Lucy Will
Engaged to Wed.

MRS. LEE KINSOLVING WILL of
Warrenton. Va, announces the
engagement Of her daughter Lucy
Mortimer to Mr.. William Earl Pritch-
ard, son of Mrs. Octavius C. Pritchard
OF HopeWell, Va, and the late Mr..
Pritchard of Windsor. N. c.
Miss Will is the daughter OF Mr..
Joseph B. Will. She attended the
Fauquier Institute. Warrenton: St.
Hilda's Hall, Charles Town, w. Va,
and Fredericksburg College. NJ.
Prltchard attended the University Of
Richmond. The wedding will take
place in June.
Evening star., 1938-04-02
NE of the gayest parties of the
early spring season was held
last night at the Shoreham

early spring season was held
~ last night at the Shoreham
Hotel when Senator and
Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo were hosts
at their third annual April Fools Day
party.
The guests assembled first in the
supper room of the hotel for cock
tails. At the entrance to the gold
room. where dinner was served at three
large round tables, was a smaller table,
from which the guests drew miniature
White envelopes with inclosed cards
giving instructions for the gentlemen to
find their dinner partners Each lady
had a different kind of flower and
each gentleman drew with his envelope
the flower to match that of his dinner
partner. There were jonquils, tulips,
freesias. carnations, sweet peas, bache-
lor buttons, African daisies, snap
dragons. hyacinths, delphinium, gladi-
oil, lilies, violets and various kinds of
roses
Mrs. McAdoo was wearing an orchid
on her gown of peach chiffon, and
Evening star., 1938-04-02

Senorlta Laura de los Rios, daughter
OF the Spanish Ambassador and Sonora
oe los Rios. arrived this morning from
New York. Senorita de los Rios had
as her guest at luncheon Miss Riesen-
leld, author of "A Dancer in Madrid, "
who arrived at noon by plane. Sc
norita de los Rios will come to
washington at Easter time to remain a
fortnight with her parents.
Evening star., 1938-04-02
ArnOlds Hosts.

Judge William w. Arnold. member
OF the United States Board of Tax
Appeals. and Mrs Arnold entertained
at dinner last evening at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1938-04-02

The human body is such a delicately
balanced machine that the absence
OF one-millionth of a gram of a
vitamin will appreciably shorten life.
Evening star., 1938-04-02

Poperlnghe, a Belgian town OF H.
600, is still affectionately remembered
as Pop by the English and American
doughboys Of the World War. =
Evening star., 1938-04-02

)ANTY
this lovely little motif The design
omteo you wish atterg polished
when finished. ~ -
The illustrated
directions also what will need
and Illustrations stitches sused 1850 ~
To obtain this pattern stamps
OF The Evening Star. ~
Evening star., 1938-04-02
Entertainments
Given Yesterday
BY the DIPLOMATS.

HE Bolivian Minister and senora
de Guachalla were hosts at lunch
con yesterday. entertaining 20 guests
IN compliment to the retiring air at
tache of the Chilean Embassy and
Senorade Puga.
Inc Rumanlan Charge d'Afaires
ano Nine. Babes will be hosts at a
cocktail party this afternoon in their
apartment in the Westchester.
Evening star., 1938-04-02

u F MUCH interest in Washing
I ton is the engagement of
J Miss Emily Maitland Moore.
daughter of Mrs Mead Mnnre
Evening star., 1938-04-02
BY BARBARA BELL.

ERE'S a combination as prac-
Il tical as it is pretty. A simple,
Evening star., 1938-04-02

4 r RS. w. w. SCOTT was re-
M elected president OF the board
wv Of the Women's Christian As
= sociation at the annual
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
AZ UJSACOK BUKASA

Ma meg nem lehet megalla-
pitani, hogy melyik nagyhata-
lom mennyit vesztett, mikor
Csehorszag feldarabolasat el6-
keszitettek es vegrehajtottak
Is h6napok, talan evek telnek
ell, miel6tt annak minden k0-
vetkeznenyeit ismernenk.
Egg dolog azonban ketsegte-
len, hogy Csehorszaggal egyiitt
- az amerikai ujsagok is meg
buktak es szornvii vereseget
szenvedtek.
Az eur6pai valsag izgalmas
napjaiban a radio a hirszolga-
lattal teljesen kiszoritotta az
ujsagot, a napilapot a helye-
r6l es Europa hireit ka0vetleniil
az europai varosokb6l hallgat-
TUX.
Pillanatok alatt tudtuk, hogy
Chamberlain megerkezett Min
chenbe, a rep1l6gep zakatola.
sat hallgattuk, mikor Daladiel
kiszallt bel6le Londonban es
Pragabd k0zvetleniil olvastak
fel a mozg6sitasi parancsot 9
szamunkra.
Meg a legnagyobb varosok
legnagyobb napilapjai is csak
6rak alatt, negy-hat Ora alatt
voltak kepesek a mar ismert
Is hallott hireket k6z6lni, ki-
sebb vArosokban pedig a napi-
lapok egg nappal a radio utan
kullogtak.
Minthogy azonban a napok-
ban mem Grdekelt senkit mas,
csak az, hogy mi lesE Europa.
val, a nagy Is fekete head
lajnokkal megjelen6 ujsAgoA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
NACYOKAT HAzUDTAK UJRA A CSEHEK

Mikor a miincheni negyes
konferencia eldontotte, hogy
az osszetakolt cseh birodalom
tovabb mem tarthat6 fent, ak
kor a csehek isnet elarasztot-
tax a vilagot hazugsagaikkal.
Kozhirre tettek, hogy a legna-
gyobb rendben tartjak orsza-
gukat, a kiiiritend6, vagy at
adando teriiletek nepevel en-
bersegesen bannak. Es val6ban
ezt is tettek a nemetekkel IS
lengyelekkel szemben, akik
eros hadseregekkel k0zeledtek
felejiik, de eppen az ellenkez6-
jet tettek a magyar elemmel
szemben, amely m6g0tt nem
Allott EROS hadsereg.
MagyarorszAgb6l most egy
kis izelit6t kaptunk abb6l,
hogy ezekben a valsagos 6rak-
ban mikent bannak a csehek
q ma meg keziik alatt lev6 ma
gyarokkal. Tme az els6 jelen-
t6s:
G0m0r megyenek cseh ura-
lom alatti reszeben a magyar
lakta falvakban elrendeltek a
hat6sagok, hogy a lakossag
este hat 6rat6l reggel hat
6rAig mem hagyhatja el lak6-
h&xait. A cseh katonAk Is
csend6r0k azzal fenyegetik q
magyarokat. hogy
ha Z nemzetk0xi targyaIa-
sOk soFxn a Felvid&ket
visEajuttatnAk Magyaror-
ss&gnak, q cseh hadscreg
kiv0nulasa eI6tt mind egy
sz6lfg kirtj6k az ott 6l6
magyarolat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20

Belezneyne annyira OSSzetOrt az utol-
Sc tiz percben, hogy alig tudott lelegzethez
jutni Meg sem kerdezte, hogy hova indul-
max ilyen szokatlan id6ben az apa es
leanya Bagyadtan intett csak es csonge-
tett szobalanynak, hogy szedjen lie. Az
tan elvonult szobaja fele.
Mig Pinty6 oltozkodott es konnyei
nyomat igyekezett lemosni, addig tanar
letelefonalt garazsra A kiskocsit haz
ele rendelte, nagynak pedig kulon utasi-
tast adott
- JanoS, - mondta SOffOrnek, -
q Bugatti legyen pont tizenket orakor
Keleti palyaudvar erkezesi oldalanal. Ell
ne kessen En- is oft leszek.
Aztan meg felhivta Tornay Akost
- Adjon listen, kedves szerkeszt6m,
- udvoz0lte az ujsagir6t. - Rendben van
minden? Ma halTstennek. Mi egy ora
mulva oft lesziink A viszontlatasra.
Mire Pinty6 felolt0zve kertbe ert, a
tanAr mar bent tilt a sportkocsiban, a
kormany mellett.
Ma en- fogok vezetni, - jelentette
XII nagykomolyan. - Egg ilyen felzaklatott
szivu fatal holgy, aki par perccel el6bb
AiC6 uSy bOSOCo, AiiAic CSy POAyoo0cSOo,
mem valo kormanykerek melle. Meg fell
boritja nekem kocst, vagy belevezet a
Dunaba. En- meg elni akarok.
Beleznay Laszl6 nagyon jokedvii volt.
Elenken csillogtak sziirke szemek es
pajtaskodva paskolta meg Pinty6 pofi-
kajat. A kislany mem is tudta miert, de
hirtelen yalami nagy nyugalmat es meleg-
segt erzett szive tajan es egy hatalmas
cs6kot nyomott professor makszinii ba-
juszara.
Tornay Akos szerkeszt6segi helyisege
ilyenkor vasarnap delel6tt ures szokott
lenni Szombaton este Htakarit az Greg
Jozsi bacsi, szerkeszt6segi szolga es az
tan csend van hetfoig. De ma reggelre
koran berendelte az 0reget Tornay. Be
fiittetett es nehany szal friss viragot alli-
tott egy egyebkent arvan tatong6 regi
vazaba
8 mar kilenc orakor bent tilt az iro-
daban es feltiz fele felvette telefon kagy-
lot es felhivta Pistaek belvarosi pen
ziojat
- A Mariassy kisasszonyt kerem, -
mondta a kagyloba vagy ha meg al
SILK, akkor Banyay doktor urat.
De meg mindaketten aludtak. Az ej-
szaka izgalmai nagyon is megviseltek
6ket es hajnal fele, RESERVES hanykolodas
utan tudtak csak elszenderedni.
Tornay Akos kegyetlenul felkelttette
mindakett6t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20

megunt portekak voltak abbar
a pillanatban, mikor az EN-.
ber SCENE raesett a s'friss" hir.
re, amit felnappal el6bb hal.
lottunk.
Ket evvel ezel6tt szinter
ilyen csapas erte Amerika sal,
tojat, akkor azonban mem 6
hirszolgalata, hanem az "edi.
torial", az iranyitas teren erte
6ket olyan csapas, amt sohs
kiheverni mem fognak.
Akkor az amerikai sajt6 csal
mem egy0ntetii allasfoglalass
dacara Rooseveltet valas1tot.
TAX meg nagy t0bbseggel ell
n0knek es a nemzet meglepet'
We latta, hogy a sajt6 t0bbt
mem iranyit benntinket.
Az6ta azzal vigasztaltak egy;
mast es 0nmagukat a sajt6 6.
a sajt6 munkAsai, hogy a hir
szolgalat meg mindig megma
radt a lapok szAmara.
Most aztan ezzel is megbuk
tax.
Most kidertilt, hogy miko1
igazan nagy esemenyek t6rten
mex a vilagban, mikor igazar
erdekel valami benntinket, {
napilapok a hirszolgalattal le
hetetleniil lecsusznak, hogy &
radio foglalta el a helytiket
Aminthogy a radio volt az oks
az editorial department bukA
sanak is, inert Roosevelt q ra'
di6 utjan j6forman az ujs&gol
feje felett tudott a nephez be
szelni.
A radi6kr6l meg kell allapi
tanunk, hogy imponal6ar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20

Egyik tehergepkocsi a masil
utan all meg a magyar k0zse.
gekben, csend6r0k rangatjak
XII hazaikbol a gazdakat csalad.
tagjaikkal egyiitt es kihajtjak
6ket a hatarra,
a f0ld0n letOretik veliik a
meg zsenge eresben lev6
tengerit es teherkocsikkal
elszallitjak az orszag belse-
jebe. Kiasatjak a meg mo-
vesben lev6 tell burgonyat
is es EFT szinten elszallit-
jak. A szarvasmarha Is To-
allomany legnagyobb re-
szet Is er6szakkaI elvittek.
A cseh hat6sagok egyetlen
filler kart&rit&st sem fizet-
mex a magyar gazdaknak,
ugy, hogy azok a legna-
gyobb anyagi gondok k0-
z0tt kets&gbeesetten n&z-
mex a tel ele.
TehAt let0retik a lAbon Allt
kukoricat, kiasatjak az eretler
burgonyat a falukon a derel
csehek, akik AIT hazudjAk
hogy minden a legrendesebt
keretek kozott mozog. Ezt mu.
tatja a k6vetkez6 jelentes is;
Kassa a legsulyosabb 6rakat
eli. A katonai csapatmozdula.
tokbd Is a hat6sagi intezkede.
sekbd a lakossag ARA k0vet.
keztet, hogy a varos sulyos ese
m6nyek el6tt All. Megkezd6d.
TEX a tiintetesek bolsevista jel,
szavakkal. A hat6s&gi k6zegel
gagalarcokkal felszerelve telje
sitenek szolgAlatot. Kommu
nista k6r6kb6l Erkez6 bixalmal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20

k0zlesek szerint a kommunis-
tax a varos kozmiivei, a vii
lamos aramfejleszt6 es a viz
mitelep ellen tanadasra ke-
sziilnek.
A rozsnyoi varosi tanacs
iilesen cseh reszr6l javaslatot
tettek, intezzen a varosi tanacs
Pragaba taviratot S jelentse XII,
hogy a k0ztarsasag vedelme-
ben minden aldozatra kesz. A
varosi tanacs t0bbsege ezt a
javaslatot elutasitotta. Kassan
hasonl6 javaslatot terjesztettek
a varosi tanacs ele, ami ellen
a magyar varosatyak iinnepe-
lyesen tiltakoztak.
A magyarlakta videkek k0z-
segei a fenyeget6 veszedelmek-
kel szemben vedelmiikr6l mem
gondo odhatnak, inert a csc
hex minden ilyen lepesre a
legnyersebb beavatkozassal fe-
lelnek. Kassan egy cseh kato-
ma az egyik vendegl6ben ma
gyar dalokat enekl6 tarsasagra
kivont szuronnyal tamadt RI.
A magyaroknak sikertilt a cseh
katonat lefegyverezni huta-
sitani a helyisegb6l. A hatar-
menti magyar k0zsegek kato-
nakkal vannak megt0mve. A
magyar hatArvideken az utak
mind el vannak torlaszolva, a
kijzsegeket polgari szem&lyek
sem k6zelithetik meg. A falvak
lakossagat az exponaltabb he
lyeken meg a mez6kre sem en-
gedik ki.
rs j0nnek sorra a jelentesek
ekkent:
Harom zemple enmegyei ma
gyar csalad hivatalos ertesitest
kapott arr6l, hogy katonafiuk
Ia k6zt&rsasAg vedelmeben q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
(Folytatjuk)

nagyszeru szolgalatot vegez-
TEX es ITALIAN mem tulzas ait re-
melni, hogy a radio el6bb-
utobb lehetetlenne fogja tenni
a haborut a vilagon.
Europa nepei termeszetesen
mem voltak kepesek az esemA
nyek egyes lancszemeit ossze-
fiizni, ahogy AIT megtehetttik
mi, akik mindenhonnan min
dent hallottunk.
Europa egyes orszagaiban
meg nincs eleg radio es nincs
eleg szabadsag, hogy azon ke-
resztiil ertesiiljenek mindenr6l.
De a leveg6t mem lehet 0r0k-
re sehol elzarni es a leveg6vel
egyiitt hatol be minden hazba,
minden lakasba az igazsAg Is
az igazsag tudata a haborus
propaganda megbenitja.
Termeszetesen az ujsagok
mem fognak holnap megsziin-
nj.
Kiizdeni fognak, nehAny evig
ITALIAN meg Macy szerepiik lesz,
de az iras a falon oft lAngol
es akik tanui voltunk szeptem-
ber folyaman a radio hirszol-
galatanak, azok tudjuk, hogy
''has-been" lett a vilAg sait6-
jab6l, amely 6nmagat biiszken
a nagyhatalmak egyikenek ne
ve0te.
Franciaorszag is nagyhata-
lom volt ezel6tt hat hettel 8
ma mint negyedrangu hatal-
mat emlegetik a vilagon.
Ugyanilyen aranyu yereseg
6rte a vilagsajt6t, amelyb6l
nagyhatalom t6bbe soha mem
lesz amelynek a buk&sat Ia
Ian mem is 6rdemes nagyon
] lsainalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
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hozzam De egy felora alatt lit legyetek.
Eek mem tudtak mire velni szokat-
Ian kerest, amely szinte parancsnak hang
zott. Azonban hasztalan faggattak seer
keszt6t telefonban, ez nem volt hajlan-
do tobbet elarulni
- Egg felora alatt lit kell lennetek es
ez egyelore eleg. De nehogy kesni meresz-
kdjetek, inert abbol hetbaj lesz.
Bar szerkeszt6 hangja nem csengett
valami vesztjoslon, ket fatal megis ke-
nyelmetlenul erezte magat Pista Dorado
zott az 8 dolga tovabbi fejlemenyeit6l, a
kinagyarazastol es Kitty meg sejtette,
hogy az ejszakai vendegfellepte meg mem
zar6dott le veglegesen. Tornay hajnalban
hazafele mem sokat beszelt ugyan, de a
hangulat kettejuk kozott eleg feszjilt volt.
Tiz 6rakor alltak meg a. Nador utcai
epiilet el6tt, amelyben az amerikai lapok
szerkesztosege volt Kisse elfog6dottan
szalltak be liftbe es szorongva csenget-
tex be- ~.-.s-s.se~ ,a,,--s.-2 Ia .ss5
Tornay maga nyitott ajtot. Az area
rol mem lehetett leolvani Sc jot, Sc rosz-
STAT $50 nelktil tessekelte 6ket beljebb az
irodaba es szelesre tarta elottuk beja-
ratot
szerkeszto szobajaban, egy karos-
szekben az iroasztal el6tt, belep6k fele
fordulva tilt Beleznay professor. Mikor
meglatta Pistat, felkelt es kitart karokkal
sietett elebe.
- Edes fam, oszinten sajnalom, hogy
tegnap olyan szornyii 6rakat eltel at. De
hat hirtelen el kellett utaznom es mem
tudtam mar megakadalyozni dolgot.
Pistaban megakadt $40. Hol Tor
nayra bamult, hol professzorra meresz-
tette szemet. Kitty mellette gy0keret
vert meglepetest6l.
Beleznay Laszlo magahoz olelte fiut
es baratsagosan veregette meg hatat.
Tornay szeket guritott Kitty m0ge es Macy
nehezen sikeriilt Pistat is letuszkolni egy
kanapera.
- Nezd, kedves fam, - kezdte most
el Beleznay, = latom en- mar regen, hogy
valami bal van veled. Mem kell nekem an
hoz felnyitni valakinek mellkasat, hogy
a szivebe nezhessek Beleszerettel a la
nyomba, meg pedig alaposan es. bizony
Pnty6 is fiilig beledhabarodott. Ket fatal
k0lyok, ez a dolog rendje. AIT is eszrevet-
tenn, hogy gyotrod magad, kinlodsz, inert
megismerted ezt mi sok tekintetben fer
de europai felfogasunkat amely altalaban
az embereket mem az egyeni erdemei SEE
rint iteli meg Kizkodtek magadban, mem
tudtad, hogy mitev6 legy Icy volt, fam?