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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
MULATSAGOk
NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
null kSz0liik azon egyh&-
zak. egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek nulatsagait, 0ssze-
j0veteleit. stb. - nem t0bb
mint 2 h6nappal el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja Is amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be. s''
December 25-en, Karacsony
napjan este Pasztorjat6k a Fe-
ner Teremben.
December 26-an, kar&csony
masodnapjan este az Greg
Ref. Egyhaz karacsonyi t&nc-
mulatsaga a Central Audito-
L. Thomas radio ~
nekara muzsik&l.
December h6 26-an, h&tf6n,
karacsony masodnapjan q
Campbell Polg&ri K8r IS Ma
gyar HAz karacsonyi tancmu-
q Magyar HAzban.
Januar h6 Len, vas&rnap
este . Scent Isty6n Egyh6s
tancmulatsaga q Central Audi
toriumban.
Januar no 15-en, vasarnap
q Pro Hungaria Macy farsangi
balja a Central Auditoriumban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
KOHUT ISTVANNE
GYASZJELENTESEHEZ

A multakban elhunyt Kor-
hut Istvanne gyaszjelentGs es
koszonetn yilvanitasb6l sajnAla-
tos tevedes folytan kimaradt a
gyaszolok koziil egyik ohaza-
ban el6 fivere, Schubert Ist-
van es csaladja, amelyet ezen-
mel helyre igazitunk,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
KIRABOLT EKSZERt]ZLET

Alliance, o. dec. 20. - Ha-
rom fegyveres bandita ma reg
gel koran kirabolta az itteni
Arts Department Store Main
St.-i iizletet. Elvittek mintegy
$1,000 ertekii kiil0nfele Elk
szert, az alkalmazottak k0ziil
hetet, akik egyenkent erkez-
tex, a ellekszobaba zartak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
WPA MUNKASOK
ROSTALASA

Ujev utan ujboI megkezd6-
dix a WPA munkasok rosta-
lasa es feliilvizsgalata a Glen
wood Avei relief irodaban.
Aki behivot kap oda, az je-
lentkezzen, maskiilonben to-
rolve Iesz a WPA Ifevsorbd,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
Al YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. 16tty J&nos leIkesz
737 Mahoninp Ave Phone 66S41


KARACSONYI es UJEVI
iinnepeink istentiszteleti sor-
rendje::
DECEMBER 24-EN, szom-
baton este kantalo ifjaink
karacsonyi or0miizenete hi
veink lakasan. Fogadjak 6ket
Szeretettel.
DECEMBER 25-EN, kara
csony reggelen 10 orakor i'm
nepalkalmi istentisztelet urva-
csoraval egybekotve. A SCENT
jegyeket Papp Samuel es neje
ajandekozza. Este z orakor r0-
vid halaado ahitat, utana a va
sarnapi iskola karacsonyfa i'm
nepelyenek, vers es alkalmi
szindarabok bemutatasaval es
a szokasos ajandekok kioszta-
saval.
DECEMBER 26-AN, hetfon
delelott fel II orakor kara
csony iinnepetzaro istentiszte-
let es urvacsoraoSztas.
DECEMBER 31-EN, szomba-
ton este fel 8-kor evzaro isten-
tisztelet, utana tarsalgo estely
N6egylettink rendezeseben az
Istvanok es Janosok tisztele
tere. Ejfelkor rovid teaplomi
ahitat.
JANUAR len, vasarnap fel
10-kor vasarnapi iskola; fel
11-kor Ujev alkalmi istentisz-
telet.
Egyhazunk vezet6sege ez-
uton is boldog es szeretetteljes
karacsonyi es ujevi inneplest
kivan joakaratu testvereink-
mex, szeretettel hivogatja a
Mennyei kegyelem utan SO
vargo lelkeket az isterli szere-
tet scent iinnepeire.
SZOKASOS KARACSONYl
tancmulatsagat december 26-
an, karacsony masodnapjan
este 8 oral kezdettel a Central
Auditorium tagas tancterme.
ben tartja egyhazunk nepe
Thomas Albert johiru radio.
zenekara szereplese mellett. A
rendezoseg, mint minden al.
kalomkor, ugy most is, pom
toS koriiltekintessel gondosko
dott arrol, hogy vendegeink
semmi joban ne szenvedjenek
hianyt. Hisszuk is Youngs,
town es kornyeke elvezni va
gy6 magyarsaga teljes szam.
ban fogja ertekelni es tamo-
gatni torekveseiket. Belepc
jegy 35 cent.
KET TEMETES volt egyha.
zunkban a multi heten. Het-
f6n delelott a zemplen me-
eye, pacini szuletesu, At ewes
Banyacski Janos, csutortokon
pedig a Macy Kikiillo megye
szaszhalomi, "a ewes, Martini
Mihaly testvereinket kisertuk
XII templomunkbol orok, nyug-
v6 helyeikre. Elobbi hittest-
veriinket gyaszoljak: felesege
sziil. Sierra zsofia es fiai: Fe.
reno es Janos. Az utobbit, oz-
vegye, sziil. Szimicz Eszter
unokahuga: Csete Sandorne 6
ferje, yalamint Amerikabar
Is ohazaban elo nagyszamU
rokonsaga. Legyen aldott pi'
heneSiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
TORvENYHOZAS OSSZEUL

Columbus, o., dec 20.
Davey kormanyzo az utolso
percben december 80 es 31-re
osszehivta Ohio allan t0rveny-
hozo testuletet, hogy meg a re-
gi szenatorok es kepvise16k
fontos iskolai es kinevezesi
iigyekben intezkedjenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITKOZSEG
PiSbanos
F6t. kOvALICKY viKTOR
lak&s:
Bis Tod Ave Telefon: 32920
Templom: 702 MahonIna Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

MISEK RENDJE:: Vasarna-
pokon kis mise 8 orakor angel
oktatassal, Macy mise 10 ora
80 perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. H6tkoznapokon scent
mise 8 orakor.
GYoNTATAS hetk0znapo-
kon es vasarnapokon a scent
misek el6tt.
KARACSONYI ISTENTISZ-
TELETEK:: Dec. "a, szombat,
karacsony el6esteje, bolt. Este
fel 8-kor ejjeli istentisztelet ke-
nyer, buza, Dor es OLAF meg
aldassal, szenseges aldas.
Dec. Is, vasarnap, karacsony
unnepen reggel 9-kor csendes
mise angol oktatassal, kara
csonyi adomanyok beszedese,
mirovalas, fel 11-kor enekes
szentmise predikacioval, kara
csonyi adomanyok beszedese,
mirovalas, szenseges aldas.
Dec. 26, hetf6n reggel fel
11-kor enekes szentnise predi-
kacioval.
Dec. 27, kedden reggel 9-kor
szentmiSe.
KANTALAS. EFT a szep $40
kast megtartjuk es mar kara
csony el6estejen, szombaton
felkeresik a kantalok a hitkoz-
seq hiveit, hogy boldog kara
csonyi iinnepeket kivanjanak.
Kerjuk a kedves hiveket, TO
gadjak oket szeretettel.
PASZTORJATEK lesz dec.
zo-en, karacSony elso napjan
a templom alatti Feher Terem-
ben. Szinre keriil a "Tanito
Alma es "Reszeg Ember Fla"
cimu gyonyoru pasztorjatek.
Beleptidij tetszes szerint. Pasz-
torjatek kezdete fel 8 6rakor.
o-EVI HALAADo istentiszte-
let lesz dec. 31-en, szombaton
este fel 8 orakor, utana pedig
a Feher Teremben SzilveSzter
estely finom vacsoraval es KEEL
lemes szorakozassal csekely 35
cent beleptidijjal.
JANUAR len, vasarnap, uj-
ev iinnepen reggel 9-kor csen-
des mise angol oktatassal, mi
royalaS, fel 11-kor enekes scent
mise predikacioval, szentseges
aldAS.
OROMTELJES karacsonyi
iinnepeket Is boldog vi evet s
az nj evben sok szerencsevel
parosult aldast Is kegyelrnet a
jo Istent6l!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
HALALOzASOK

Szendiczky Jozsef, 1920 Hez-
lip ST. magyar honfitarsunk
81 ewes koraban koltozott el
az elok sorabol csiitortokon,
dec. 15-en a Mahoning me-
gyei Szanatoriumban.
A megboldogult a Szabolcs
megyei Nyiregyhazan, Magyar
orszagon sziiletett. A Youngs-
town Ohio Work gyartelepenek
19 even at megbecsult mum
kasa volt. Temetese szomba-
ton, dec. lien tortent Szabo
Istvan temetesrendez6 kiszol-
galasaval a Scent Istvan ma
gyar rom. kath. tenplombol
F6t. Biro Lorinc plebanos
gyaszszertartasai utan.
Gyaszoljak az ohazaban la
ko csaladja Is rokonsaga.
Banyacsky Janos, 279 Ro-
binson Road, Campbell, Oh
regi amerikas magyar hosszabb
ideig tart6 betegseg utan a
Mahoning megyei Szanatori-
umban Al ewes koraban decem-
ber 15-en meghalt.
Pacin, Zemplen megyeben
szuletett, ahonnet q evvel ez-
el6tt Campbell-be erkezett. A
youngstown Sheet and Tube
gyartelepen 26 evig dolgozott
Tagja volt az oreg Ref. Egy-
haznak es a Ref. Egyesiiletnek
Temetese hetfon, dec. 19-er
volt a halottas hazbol Vascsak
temetesrendezo kiszolgalasaval
maid Mt. Botty Janos lelkesz
gyaszszertartasai utan az Oreg
Ref. Templombol a Belmont
temetobe helyeztek ell Macy
reszvet mellett orok nyuga.
lomra.
Gyaszoljak felesege, ket fla
Ferenc es Janos, ket n6vere
az ohazaban, fivere Ferenc &
mostoha n6yere Mrs. Esther
Lavaty, Cleveland, O.-ban.
Martini Mihaly "a ewes hon
fit&rsunk hossZabb betegeske
des utan december 19-en 25t
Emerald St.-i otthonaban ell
hunyt.
Magyarorszagon, a Macy
Kukullo megyei Szaszhalom
ban szuletett. Amerikaba er.
kezve Youngstownban telepe.
dett meg, ahol 81 evet elt0ltve
sok baratot es tisztelot seer
zett. TIT lete alatt az itteni
bankok kulfoldi osztalyanak
volt sokaig a vezet6je. Tagja
volt az 0reg Ref. Egyhaznak
az oreg Amerikasok Csaladja.
max.
Temetese december 22-en
csiitortok0n reggel ment veg.
be Mt. Botty Janos lelkesz XII.
szolgalasavaloo az Oreg ref
templombol Szabo J. Istvar
temetesrendezo kozremuk0de.
sevel.
Gyaszoljak: a felesege Esztel
Szimics, unokahuga: Csett
Sandorne es ferje, es kiterjedt
rokonsaga ugy lit, mint a,
Ohazaban is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22
VI HIGH SCHOOL

A Myrtle Avei regi iskola
helyen Broadyiew nev alatt
egy vi Junior High School
epiteset az iskolaszek jova-
hagyta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22

MtsEk ooRREMDAE:
vasxrnap reggsl . 6ralror kismiss -
Gol pr6dikkcl6val4
1o:30-kor nAsymise magyar DredlkA'
ct6val.
H6tk6xnapOkon mise reGgel S:S0-kos.
oY6MTATAooK:
1einden ssombaton d6lnt6n 3-G-1g -
oDte y-t6l
1eln6en els6 p6ntek el6tti ceat0etsken
AlnntHn SSig q eDte tn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22

A szerencse legnagyobb ell
lensege a habozas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22

Aki ejjel a vilagossagban all,
az kor0sk0riil mindent s0tet-
mex lat.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14
Chaldeans Among First
to Use Refrigeration


The romance of refrigeration goes
back before recorded happenings. It
is known, however, that the ancient
Chaldeans were won't to satisfy their
refrigeration needs by a crude meth
cd of evaporation. They filed porous
jars with water and slaves were
forced to fan the jars until the evap-
Grafton lowered the temperature of
the liquid within the jar. It is also
recorded that the Greeks and Egypt
ianS used a similar principle to cool
water and other liquids.
Down through the ages, observes
a writer in the Detroit News, great
strides have been made in the prog
ress of refrigeration, but in the past
ice, or refrigeration, was within the
reach Of only kings, potentates, or
very wealthy men. Crude methods
of storing ice exacted the toll Of
vast sums Of money so that refrig-
Grafton the year around was prac-
tically unheard of.
About 100 years ago a Yankee
clipper set sail from Boston on her
way to Calcutta around the Cape of
Good Hope, up the bay of Bengal
and on up the hot mouth Of the
Ganges river. Packed in the hold of
the clipper was a strange cargo-a
cargo of ice, half of which had melt
ed during the long journey.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14
Kangaroos' Tail Enables
Them to Make Long Lean

If the animals held athletic meets.
the kangaroo, that queer native Of
Australia. would probably hold the
titles for the broad jump, racing
and boxing.
So unusual is the kangaroo that
he really can't be compared with
any other animal, asserts a writer
in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
With hind legs over twice the size
of his front legs and stiff, thick
tail almost as long as his body, he
looks very clumsy, but it is these
powerful legs and tail that enable
the kangaroo to jump from 20 to 80
feet in one bound and to travel SO
quickly that the fastest hunting dogs
can't overtake him.
Except occasionally when feeding,
the kangaroo doesn't use his front
legs for support. He holds an up
right position, and when he's resting
he curls his stout tail under him
and sits on it.
He never looks for trouble and
will not fight unless he is cornered.
His only means Of defense is the
very long sharp claw in each Of his
hind feet. When he is in danger Of
attack he will speed away with
springing leaps, but if cornered he
will turn and fight desperately. Rest
ing on his tail, he will allow the
enemy to attack and then will box
with his front paws or hold him
while, with swift strokes, he wounds
or kills his victim with his terrible
sharp claws.
In Australia the kangaroos are
constantly hunted because they de-
stroy the grazing fields needed for
cattle and sheep. Their skins are
valuable, and the natives use the
tail to make soup.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14
Friction Matches Were
Invention of Druggist

4ANOA1S4OAA VA LA AAS6
The friction match was invented
in 1927 by John Walker, a druggist
living at Stockton-on-Tees in Dur
ham, England. His matches were
made of compound of ch1orate
Of potash and sugar mixed with
powdered gum arabic to make it
adhesive when applied to splinter
Of wood. They were ignited by
drawing them rapidly and under
considerable pressure through a
piece Of folded sandpaper. Such
matches were first sold in London
under the name of lucifers. Luci-
fer, often used as a general name
for matches, is one of the names Of
Satan and is derived from Latin
lux" Qight), and ''fero," Ito
bring.
An Englishman named Isaac Hol-
den made crude sulphur matches
about 1888. A French physician
and chemist named Saugrain, who
settled in st. Louis about 1900,
showed William Clark and Meri-
wether Lewis how to make matches
before they started on their long
journey up the Missouri river in
1904. The Frenchman dipped sui
'phur-tipped splinters of wood into
phosphorus and produced flames
without difficulty. He then sealed
a supply of phosphorus in tin boxes
for safety and showed the explor-
lers how to make their own sulphur
tipped sticks. These, Of course,
were not true friction matches.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14
Hello Everybody:

You may talk of the melancholy
days of the fall but they can't
compare to the depressing days
after the usual let-down from the
holiday festivities. with nothing
exciting to do but hunt bargains
in the January white" sales at the
stores. But one lady yesterday told
me this is a good month in which
to trot out your hobbies. So why
not? My hobby, folks, at present,
is skating and of all the months in
the year January offers the most
for winter sports. But where are
all our good-looking gals? The
Chicago field Saturday seemed to
hold no charms for them. Don't
forget, oxygen spells optimism. So
get out your skates and improve
your dispositions.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14
New England Doughnuts
Fried in Fireplace Pots

Before stoves were introduced to
New England kitchens, about 1880,
the boiling and stewing and the fry.
ing of doughnuts were done in pots
and kettles hung on hooks and tram
mels suspended from long cranes in
the freplaces. A log so large that
it burned practically all day, leav-
ing enough at night to be covered
with ashes and placed back of the
andirons; forestick nearly as large
was placed on the ashes and then a
superstructure of kindling and sticks
of wood. These were lighted from
the indispensable finder box, a tin
receptacle that contained the flint
and steel that struck the fire on a
charred rag. The cover was a can
dlestick, never without its candle.
To be without was regarded as the
height of shiftlessness and gave rise
to the phrase, ''he never had any
tinder," according to a writer in the
New York Sun.
OF the accomplishments Of an old
New England fireplace, a woman
who knew by experience wrote, Is
years ago:
Meats were roasted on spits sus-
pended from hooks over the mantel,
or in tin kitchens in front Of the
fire. The Dutch oven also was used.
This was a shallow tin vessel, in
which the meat, or dough, was
placed, and on the iron cover, Goals,
so that top and bottom of what it
contained were evenly Drowned. A
little before the advent of stoves the
reflector was invented. This was
tin, anu only half way between the
sloping top and bottom was shall
low pan in which the delicious sal
eratus biscuits were baked. Deli
ciouS shortcake was rolled on tin
sheets and baked before the fire.
But the brick oven was the depend
ence for baked beans, brown and
white bread, pies, buildings and Gus
tards.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14
"Flying Money!

The term flying money" is given
by the ancient Chinese to currency.
The assumption that bank notes are
a modern development is a fallacy.
Chinese chronicles written 1900
years before Christ refer to their
general use. Probably the oldest of
these ancient bills is one in the So
Wet museum at Leningrad, issued
by the Imperial Bank of China in
1899. It is signed by a mandarin
and, besides the date, has num-
Der and list of penalties for coun-
terfeiting.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14
Ancient Custom in Egypt

In ancient Egypt it was long the
custom for the pharaoh to marry
his sister, or at least his half-sister,
in order to safeguard the royal de-
scent. In nine successive genera
tons, characterized by close in
breeding, there is no diminution of
physical or mental vigor, says Hy-
geia, the Health Magazine. The rec
ords, the portraits, sometimes even
the bodies, exist to furnish evidence
that the marriage Of kin is not nec-
essarily disastrous to the offspring.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14
Third Largest Island

Borneo is the third largest island
in the world, being surpassed in
square-milage by but Greenland
and New Guinea. One of the wild
est spots on earth few years ago,
it is veritable Garden of Eden.
Civilization under Dutch and British
auspices completely tanned its will
derness. Gone is the wild man, as
well as the tiger and the python.
Peace, calm and beauty reign SUI
preme
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14
NOW READY

Ans: Your husband still loves
you and has been in poor health !.
but unless you are sure that you
love him then life together wouldn't
be very pleasant for you two. The
party in your present neighbOr-
hood likes you but it seems to me
that you are a bit infatuated.
1888 NEW ASTROLOGY READ
INGS ARE NOW READY.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14

R. L. H.: AS / want my soul
saved when done with this world,
would like for you to please answer
this question for me. Must I stay
where l am or make the change?
Ans: Don't make any kind of
change before you think the whole
matter over again. A change isn't
going to help much and you would
be lot better off to remain right
where you are now for the next six
months anyway.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14

Did you know: JUNE RICH
MOND, the songbird with Dorsey's
orchestra, is residing at the Phyllis
Wheatley? -. Congrats to DORIS
COINS and BERT SHANNON on
their recent engagement. :. They
tell me "BUBBA" BROWN is
quite tn a way about MARY
LEWIS. I. Just heard that MAG
GLE MOORE and BURT LEWIS
will say those final words some
time early this summer. :. What
Mpls. boy was supposed to meet
his Mpls. g. f. at 10 A. M. one
morning downtown to go out to
school together and it seems as if
our b. f. forgot about the engage
ment and was home in bed dream
ing sweet dreams, while his g. f.
was out on the corner freezing
away. Anyway, our heroine took
the streetcar out to his home and
had him called out from slumber-
land. And boy, did she lay him out!
Later: Our hero was seen today
following the leading lady round
like submissive lamb. l guess
everythin's copesetic now.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14

M. G. W.: Should / go to live
with my husband as he has asked
me to do, or should I depend on
this man here that I find that I
love so much?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14

l hear the Phyllis Wheatley
Auxiliary and the Minneapolis Sun
day Forum combined are going to
have swell program Sunday,
January 10th.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14

Did you know: EARL SHAM
WE'LL just got back from Wash
ington, D. c.? Earl says he had a
wonderful time although most of
his former flames were married
and he was afraid to look at them
cross-eyed because the gals re-
spective bubbles were raw-ther
jealous. .. hear LOUIS MOORE
did some mighty fancy skating at
the Hippodrome last Sunday. &.
Did you know: A certain aspiring
youth at the gu" is talking about
the potency of the chicken foot
charm. He believes it's magic far
surpasses old Brer Rabbit. He ac-
tually sends them through the mail
to his various friends, male and
female. And, oh boy, how he. de-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14
ENDOWMENT.

So, folks, time is 'ieeting and
I'll have to leave you until next
week. Be good and don't forget
Your old pal,
SAL.
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clares these charms work! Tsk!
Tsk! j. What were RANSOM
COINS, "CHUCK" MOORE and
LAWRENCE LEWIS doing over
in Minneapolis last week? Really?
How thrilling!!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14

w. R. M: When should / try to
arrange to take the course of study
I have in mind?
Ans: Wait until early, spring
Where you will be able to put the
course to practice by next fall. 1t
will prove to be one of the most
interesting steps you have ever
made. .r...s --..E
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14

Did you hear of the holdup man
in St. Paul the other night who
chased a poor woman for three
blocks and on snatching her purse
found all it contained was a recipe
for prune pudding and a faded
photograph of her grandfather?
Why not Illustrate all thieves by
carrying an empty purse? They
would soon take to more lucrative
employment.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14

P. A. H.: You have already an
swered a question for me in the
column and it was just as you said
it would be. Now, please tell me
should 1 make change or remain
here?
Ans: The change would not help
you to any great extent. 1t would
suit your FRIEND better if you
waited until early spring and it
will also give him a chance to keep
his promise to you.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14

Newcomers in town: Have you
met the handsome collegian from
Talladega who's planning to enter
the Cup? For those gals who are
on the lookout, he's residing in the
Fourth Ave. district. LEO
RED" BRUCE, the prizefghter,
is also back in town to stay for the
rest of the winter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14

G. S. c.: Why can't I get a
raise on the job that 1 am on, and
does the maid make more than 1
do? ~.
Ans: Your employers response
bilities are so pressing right now
that they can't afford to raise your
salary. The maid doesn't make
more money but what she
makes does go lot farther than
yours for she is very thrifty and
saving.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14

L. S.: am a farmer and rent
from a woman. Work my own
stock, give her a fourth of all the
crop and she never comes to the
farm at all. Should l stay here or
move?
Ans: 1t seems to me that you
should want to stay for your
landIady doesn't try to interfere
with anything that you do. She
allows you to run the crop as you
see fit and you wouldn't be any
more cOntented living elsewhere.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-01-14

A. G.: Tell me, please, if we are
going to be successful in building
our home or not?
Ans: Indeed you are >. but, of
course, you must pinch your pen
MES for a while longer before you
begin building. You should be in
the new place within a few years.