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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21

mint urlovas. Mint v6,egeny mellette sze-
lid, elmerengo arccal egy fatal no, akiben
Kitty nehezen es inkabb szivevel isneri
fel az anyjat. Aztan egy ismeros tai az
egyik kepen: logani Hotel Governor, elot-
te meg dallas kiilsovel az apja es maga
is, ket-harom ewes ks bebi az edesanyja
oleben
Icy orzik egyiitt egy fiokban az itt-
honi es tengerentuli elet emlekkepeit Eb-
ben az odon almariumban er ossze, egy
tortenette a Mariassy-csalad valtozatos
sorsa
Ebed utan nagy seta k0vetkezik. A
nagymama megmutatja az egesz falunak
az amerikai csodat. gyongyostarjaniak
ugy nezk Kittyt meg Pistat, mint valami
idegen vilagbol ideszabadult teremtmenye
ket Mariassy Barna mar inkabb csak le
genda Gy0ngy0starjanon Disznotor utan,
borozas k6zben meselnek rola duhaj his
toriakat fiatalolnak az oregek. Es most
lit van lanya, eleven valosagban. Olyan
eleven, hogy egy pillantasra belle is lehet
szeretni. A segedjegyz6 meg harom het
mulva is rola almodik A Hstiszteetes
egyszerre elhatarozza, hogy kivandorol
Amerikaba. Pista bemegy Hangya uzlet-
be cigarettat vasarolni Mikor Kitty flu
nyitott tarcajabol el6zoldiil6 par dollart
meglatja hirtelen fejere csap:
= Jaj, nagymama! De csacsi vagyok
Majdnem elfelejtettem.
Felrehuzza az oregasszonyt es kkotor-
ia retikiiljeb6l az otvendollarost.
= EFT a daddy kiildte. AIT mondta
vegyen meganak erte, amt akar.. Mert a
vam Matt mem inert kiildeni oman SEM
nit.
Mariassy neni nezi forgatja ropogos
bankot.
Ugyan, minek az nekem Hiszen
amH eddig kaptam, ait sem tudtam ell
kolteni. Van ennekem mindenem
De azert megint csak konnybe labad-
max a faradt szemek Ez a flu, ez a flu!
Mem feledkezik meg az Greg edesanyjar6l.
= Egy sep fekete selyemruha azert
io lesz nagymamanak. Olyan csinos lesz
benne, mint egy fatal DANA - jegyzi meg
Kitty.
Trefas duzzogassal jon valasz:
Megverlek, tie lany ha csufolod
az 0reganyadat. Mem akarok en- mar tet-
szeni senkinek
A vacsorahoz kesziil6dnek eppen, ami
kor valami cincogas, zenefele hallatszk
messzir6l
Kitty felfiilel:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
,FolytataSl

Tornay Akos megvaltotta aztan reg
gel a ket jegyet, felpakolta oket miskolci
gyorsra, megmagyarazta az utiranyt es
megindult a vonat Gyongy0s fele.
Delfele ert vonat Gyongyosre, de id.
0Zv Marassy Barnane mar hajnalban tai
pom volt. Aludni ugyan ejszaka sem igen
aludt, szemet alig hunyta be, inert del
utan kihozta postas kisunoka levelet,
amelyben ertesiti hogy megerkezett Pestre
6s masnap oft lesz mar nala Masnap. De
mikor? Olyan bolondosak eek fiatalok.
Persze AIT mar elfelejtette megirni, hogy
melyik vonattal erkezik GyOngyOsre eS
oman hogy utazik tovabb. Minden kocsi-
z0rgesre felriad, minden percben az ablak-
hoz csoszog, meg az alto ele siet: hatha
most. A ven Mari, az Greg cseled sikal, fe-
nyesit, pucol a regi portan. Garmadaba a
sok siitemeny, lba-kacsa pironkodik la
baSban.
Ja, meg most Sc jon? ITALIAN csak
mem maradt lie vasutrol.
Mari is sapitozik:
Lstenkem, Istenkem, a Barna urfi
lanya Hogy en- ezt megeltem! TIE Terem-
tom, Uristenem!
IA
rozoga berauto. De, ha maga mesebeli
sarkany volna tizet-langot okadva szag,ll-
dana, vagy az ezeregy ejszaka bivos $40
nyege, akkor Sc menne eleg gyorsan. Jobb-
r6l-balrol zoldlevelu szolot6kek rejtegetik
gazdag aldast. Arnyas gyiimolcsfakon al
ma pirosodik, SILVA keklik. S egy v0lgy-
hajlaton tul egyszerre kibukkan templom
tornya korotte zsupfedeles, feher falu ha-
Yak: Gyongyostarjan
Kittynek nagyot dobban szive:
- Odanezz, Pista! OFT van valahol az
en- apam haza
Valahol oft van a falucskaban, oft,
ahol most kozelgo auto berregesere ket
oregasszony a torkaban erzi a szivet. Ne
hany pillanat meg, kocsi megfarol por-
ban es Kitty ugy ropil h az iilesbol, mint
a szarnyara bocsajtott madar.
Nagymama! es felzokog a
hangja
A feherhaju, toporodott nenike elfe-
lett beszedet Tapogatja, simogatja a
konnyi, finom leanytestet, amely rafono-
dix, mint folyondar. Az Greg Marinak
szakadnak konnyei:
= Ksasszonykam! Jaj, Uram Is
tenem!
Abbot tiz, tizenot fenykepbol, amely
is esztend0 alatt egy messze sziiletett elet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21

serdulesenek hiret hozta ide Matra al
jaba, most eleven valosag lett Az elso gil
gyoges, az elso leptek helyett boldog siras
es olelo karolas kozepette jelent meg Ma
riassy neninek az arnerikai unoka.
Pista csak all tetovazva AIT erzi: mi
mex is jott ide Kell ezt neki latni? Kell
ezt neki erezni? Idegennek es elhagyatott-
max kepzeli magat. Kicst 0sszeszorul a
szive
Militia Kitty is megerezte volna Oda-
fordul Pistahoz. Kezenfogja nagymama
ele huzza:
= Ez az en- legjobb amerikai pajta-
som. Pista. DR.. Banyay Isttvan. Orvos
Tanulni jott haza is.
Mariassyne meg0leli a fiut.
= listen hozta, fam
Az Greg Mari, siket is egy kicsit, lat
ia az olelest, odatotyog Pistahoz es keZet
akar csokolni:
- v6legenyt is hozott kisasszonyka!
Jaj Istenem!
Mindketten pr6baljak megmagyarazni
dolgot, ahogy mennek befele hazba.
De Mariassyne oda sefigyel. AIT sem tud-
ia, mir6l kerdezzen elebb. A fiar6l-e, vagy
menyerol hogy hogyan elnek, NIT csi-
nalnak, mem keszulnek-e mar egyszer Ok
is haza? Pistanak hcsit kinos a helyzet.
Szeretne megmagyarazni, hogy boy
friend, de ez - belatja - lit Gy0ngyos-
tarjanon, egy hetvenketeves neninek, val
mi nehezen MEME Hat persze! Ugy lat
SILK, idefele ak egy lannyal egyedul uta-
1ik az biztos v6legeny. Rajon, hogy lesz-
mex lit egyes dolgok, amelyek elternek az
8 eddigi tapasztalataitol Beletor6dik hely-
zetbe. Kitty meg, szemmel lathatolag mem
sokat vesz6dik az egesszel.
Mindenesetre Pista otthonosan erzi
magat Ugy kezelik, mint aki csalad-
hoz tartozik Megtudja, hogy szomszed
szolo, meg gyiimolcsos valaha Mariassy
birtokhoz tartozott es az Macy haz, ami
idelatszik, az volt kastely Regen. Ugy
beszelnek errol, hogy mienk volt, meg
elvettek t6liink, meg mem maradt csak ez
a kis visko, hogy lassankent mar maga is
belecsabul: valamikor ez a sep birtok
mind az Owe is volt Mariassy neni pedig
bevaltotta a Kitty joslatat. A ket gyerek:
ket unoka, mar n1aga is elhisz. Aztan,
mikor ra-raebred valora, hozzagondolja:
meg lehetnek mindaketten az unokaim.
Kitty tovir6l-hegyire atvizsgalja kis
haz minden zugat. Az odon almariombol
kikertilnek a fenykepek. Mariassy Barna,
mint huszarfohadnagy, Mariassy Barna,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-21
: Hol muZSikalnak?

- F1OL muZSlkalndk!
A nagymama egykedviien valaszol:
- TIT szomszedban Valami mulat-
sag van mar megint.
Es szemmellathatolag mem akar resi-
letezebben beszelni errol targyrol De
Kitty tovabb firtatja:
= Mulatsag? Xix mulatnak? Hol mu-
latnak?
Az Greg Mariassy neninek elborul az
area
- Hol mulatnak? A mi regi kaste-
lyunkban
lanynak kerekre nyilik SCENE:
- daddy regi kastelya? Ilyen ko-
eel van?
Mire meg a nagymama valaszolhatna,
Kitty felugrik es Hfut haz ele. A falu
felett soteten bukik lie az este Az acelszinii
egrol eziistkeveket szor a hold A lany
belemelyeszti tekintetet homalyba, ARA
fele, ahonnan zene szol. Szazszazotven le-
pesnyire a kis kert garadjan tul hold
fenyben egy tornyos epulet korvonalai
latszanak roskadozo gyiimolcsfak k0-
z0tt Az epiilet magas ambitusan, vhar-
buras gyertyak imbolygo fenyenel nehany
ajax mozog: pontosan XII lehet venni ha-
rom szal cigany hajladozo mozdulatait.
A kcsi hazbol azonban mar hallik
kialtas:
- Kitty! Kitty! Gyerink vacsorazni!
Meg egy kivancsi pillantas titokza-
tos feny fele es Kitty maris visszasiet
= Jaj, kepzeld nagymama, cigany
mellett mulatnak
A nagymama leiilt mar az asztalfore
es az Greg Mari behozta vacsorat. Le-
teszi az asztal k0zepere talat, MariAssy
neni talal. K0zben vontatottan megszolal:
LATHAM en- oft mar sok ciganyos
mulatast. Mikor meg az apad huzatta.
Mem lett 0rom bel6le.
De en- meg sosem LATHAM = yeti
kozbe Kitty.
Pista erosen figyeli a jelenetet es mint
ha valami foitott fesziiltseget creme a
matrona viselkedeseben Enyhiteni secret
ne helyzetet:
Hat mem lattal-e eleg magyar bait
Loganban, Kitty? - kerdezte a lanytol
Az mas En- ezt szeretnem latni. TIT,
daddy kastelyaban.
Az oregasszony letesz villat Csen-
desen felemeli fejet es nagyon hosszan
nez ra Kittyre:
= Edes kis lanyom figyelj most ram!
Harminc eve vertek meg dobot annak
kastelynak az udvaran. Harminc eve mem
Evening star., 1938-10-01

Gov. Charles r. Hurley. who was in
Washington, ordered the execution
postponed until further notice"
Mr.. Kelly told news men a Mrs.
Olive Weatherbee Of Norwell had in
formed him she saw John A. Lyons,
missing mutual friend Of Bartolini
and Mrs. Asquith, on a street subse-
quent to the staying in late Septem-
Der, 1896.
At Bartolini's trial defense counsel
charged that Lyons, q 39-year -old war
veteran, had committed the crime.
Lyons never appeared after the kill
ing. Bartolini denied he knew any,
thing about the disappearance.
Mr. Kelly announced he would have
Mrs. Weatherbee's story checked care
fully" and would have her up here
before the Acting Governor and Coun-
Gil today for further questioning"
Mrs. Asquith's staying, fixed by po-
lice as having occurred on the night Of
September 20, 1896. became known
October S when one OF her dismem-
bered legs floated near shore in East
Boston, several miles across Boston
Harbor from Weymouth. The other
leg turned up nearby soon afterward.
-Four days later police traced the
legs to the blood-spattered Asquith
home. A CORY saw and a meat cleaver
lay near the bathtub. Mrs. Asquith's
head was found floating off South
Boston in a basket October %.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
FILM DIRECTORS FAULTS
ARE Barred TO N. L. R. B.
King Vidor Can't Get to Work
Before 8 and Santell Must
Have His Rest,

E. the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 1.-S-s-s-s-
h-h-h-Movie Director King Vidor
can't get down to work at am, and
Director Al Santell insists on resting
II hours between Shooting days.
These bits of movie informa ton were
written into the records here this
week.
But you'll not learn how many cups
OF coffee Frank Capra sips between
scenes or how many tines out Henry
King takes for cigarettes from the
National Labor Relations Board.
The board turned up the interesting
testimony that Mr.. Vidor's tardiness
cost Paramount about IS 900 in f1lm-
ing so Red the Rose and Mr.. San
tells insistence on rest and relaxation
several thousand dollars on The Ar
kansas Traveller" But William Walsh
chief counsel for the N. L. r. B.,
ruled today that personalities will be
eliminated from future hearings here
on screen directors guild charges that
ma lor studios have violated the Wag-
ner Act by refusing to recognize it as
exclusive bargaining agency for direc-
tors. their assistants and unit man.
ayers
Said Mr.. Walsh: I'VE don't want
to do Hollywood an injustice or point
to the shortcomings of directors who
have to hunt for jobs.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
WATHEN, TRUSTEE
Of ELKS, EXPIRES
Boys Band Organizer and
Manager CoI|apses at
interior Department.

George C. Wathen, sr., trustee of
Washington Lodge, No. IS, B. P. O. E.,
and An organizer of the well-known
Washington Elks Boys Band, died at
the Interior Department yesterday of
a heart attack.
Mr.. Wathen, who lived at II New
York avenue NV, collapsed while at
work in the photographic engraving
division, where he had been employed
for many years. Rushed to the emer-
eency room Of the North Interior
Building. he was pronounced dead by
an Emergency Hospital physician.
Collapsed Three Weeks Ago.
His death followed prolonged suffer-
Ing from a heart condition. Three
weeks ago Mr.. Wathen collapsed at
the Elks Club and was taken to
Providence Hospital in serious con-
dition. He recovered. however, and
went to Braddock Heights, Nd, for a
few days convalescence before re-
turning to his work
lifelong resident of Washington,
Mr.. Wathen had spent much of his
time during the last few years in
ElkS Club activities. He became
member in 1927 and Immediately be-
gan the organization of a boys band
to be sponsored by the lodge.
Headed Dance Committee.
He was largely responsible for the
organization and continued manage
ment of the band" lodge official
said OF Mr.. Wathen. He also was
praised AS having been chairman of
the lodges Dance Committee, which
has been in charge of annual enter
tainments given to raising thousands
of dollars for charitable purposes. Mr..
Wathen was described by his fra
ternal associates as "a willing and
unselfish worker in any task he con-
sidered right" He had been a trustee
Of the lodge for five years.
Mr.. Wathen, who was born in 1876,
vas engaged privately in the ltho-
graphic business here before entering
Government service.
Among survivors are three sons, Cliff
ford. Robert and Chester Wathen. all
of this city, and two daughters. Mrs.
F. A. Mcintosh. this city, and Mrs.
A. A. Brandt. Vienna. Va.
Funeral services will be held at 9
A m. Monday in St. Aloysius Catholic
Church. following brief services at
Hines funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery. A special service will
ne held at 3 pm. tomorrow AT Hines
by the Washington Lodge of Elks.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
United Crandmothers Gather
To Talk About Leading World

"Grandmothers, we should be the
leaders. With all the strength and
courage At our command. We should
march at the head of 4 vast army of
women. determined, II women are to
continue to habitate the world, to de-
mand freedom, liberty and . world Of
honest. law-abiding citizens.
"Grandmothers, we are going places
and do things"
The club originated with a group of
women who have gone and are, going
places" 1t began two years ago as a
unit Of the Illinois Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club, and when it
was chartered as the National Grand
mothers Club early this year 1t had
over 100 members in many States.
The announced objectives of the
club included: Designation of the first
Sunday in October as National Grand
mothers Day. glorification of grand
motherhood, perpetuation of peace and
liberty, research on childrens diseases
and better radio programs. movies,
schools and recreational facilities for
children.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
across the creek to replace the mar
row span now in use.

across the creek to replace the mar
row span now in use.
4-Lane Span Forecast.
Mr.. Simpson told the association
the bridge will be wide enough to ac-
commodate four lanes of trafic, two
in each direction. As further step
toward minimizing accidents at the
south end OF the bridge an s-foot
grass parkway will be constructed to
divide the north and south lanes.
The association also discussed the
possibility OF widening Woodmount
road, which leads from the Fort Hunt
road into the Belle Haven subdivision.
and hope was expressed for an early
start upon the work.
Partial Promise Reported.
T. Wilfred Robinson told the asso-
citation he is taking up the matter
with the Belle Haven Realty Corp.
and said the corporation agreed to
widen the road If the Belle Haven
Country Club would give them the
strip Of land needed for the work.
In addition to it's election OF Mr..
Simpson as vice president, the asso-
citation also elected John E. McPher-
son as president and Mrs Garner L.
Boothe secretary-treasurer Chester
G. Pierce, Maj. J. M. Ward, Mrs.
Dabney Waring, Mr.. Robinson, A. L.
Pitman. George Reynolds and r. c.
Marshall were elected directors.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
TRAINING FOR IDLE
YOUTH HELD NEED
Report on D. c. Relief Study
May Contain Definite
Plan of Action.

Emphasizing that the problem of
proper training Of unemployed Youths
has become the most acute in the
country, Burdette G. Lewis, director
OF the investigation into relief admin
lstration here, indicated yesterday
practical program for such training
will be included in his recommends
tionS.
Meantime. Senator Thomas. DEM
ocrat. of Oklahoma. in Washington for
the day, said he thought the time for
releasing Mr.. Lewis report should he
determined by the Citizens Advisory
Committee. Il think perhaps it would
be better to hold it until Congress
meets so as to avoid controversies,
he said.
Mr.. Lewis held series of conferences
yesterday with social welfare experts
and District and Federal officials. They
included representatives of the Board
OF Education. the Civilian Conserva-
tlon Corps and these out of town per-
sons: DR.. Edgar A. Doll director Of
research Of the Vineland. N. j., Train
ing Scnool, MRS. Kate Burr johnson,
former public welfare director of
South Carolina, and Ernest N. Roselle.
of the Yale Institute of Human Rela-
tionS.
Discussing the plan to train the
unemployed. particularly those on re-
lief. Mr.. Lewis said the District sit
uatlon Is highly involved because of the
large number of colored and white
young persons of both sexes. who are
unable at present to find access to
c. c. c. camps, the N. Y. A. or private
employment"
ElWood Street, public welfare direc-
tor, said today he had received no in
Vltatlon as yet from the Advisory
Committee to reply to charges that the
Public Assistance Division has padded
its figures to exaggerate local relief
needs,
Evening star., 1938-10-01
BY the Associated Press.

Sy thc ASSOCIATED FTekS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-When you want
something done-and done well-turn
to grandma.
That's the idea the National Grand
mothers' Club, holding its first annual
convention today, wants to sell the
world.
Mrs. Marie X. Brown, grandmother
Of two and head Of the women's divi-
sion Of a major railroad, said in her
prepared address of welcome As
grandma president:
"Grandmothers, we are going to
make a place for ourselves in this
busy world. When our communities
want something done and done we'll,
they are going to ask the Grandmoth-
ers' Club to do it."
And, in speaking to her audience of
grannies, many of them prominent
active business and professional women,
representatives Of a club with MEM
oership now in nearly every State, she
continued.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
HIGHWAY HAZARD
ACTION PROMISED
4-la1e Hunting Creek Span
Forecast as One Phase
OF Intersection Cure.
Ry stan correspondent Of tn. st.r

Ey Stan Correspondent OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. l.-steps to
eliminate hazardous conditions at the
south end OF Hunting Creek Bridge,
where the Fort Hunt road intersects
the Washington Richmond highway.
Will be taken by the Virginia High
way Commission within the next 80
days.
The announcement was made at
the annual meeting of the Belle Haven
Citizens Association. whose represen-
tatives recently conferred with High
way Commissioner Henry G. Shirley.
Lester Simpson. newly elected vice
president of the association. said that
one phase OF the project would be
the construction of new bridge
Evening star., 1938-10-01
WOMAN SAVES
MAN FROM CHAIR
Governor Calls Councillors
in BartoIini Case to
Weigh Report.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Oct. New evidence
indicating long missing witness in
the slaving Of blond Grayce Asquith,
Weymouth model. was alive, brought
grim executive councillors here today
to weigh the case OF Oscar Bartolini,
saved frcm the electric chair last night.
A bare two hours before the Quincy
chef and handyman was to walk to
the death house, 1t. Gov Francis E.
Kelly ordered an indefinite stay OF
sentence.
News OF the respite brought only
quietly murmured Thank you" from
the portly 55-year-old prisoner, now
white-haired after months in a cell.
Mr.. Kelly, acting in the absence Of
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Firemen Drop to Blaze.

Parachutes were used by fire fighters
to reach a forest fire in a remote re-
gion on the Pinega River in Arch
angel Province of Russia. Moscow
reports four planes carried the fire.
men to the scene. and the men and
all their equipment were dropped by
parachute. They Subdued the con-
f1agration after days struggle.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
HARO.0F- UNIT
OF CHEST ASKS $3,675
Society Earmarks Amount for
Salaries, Lip Reading Glasses
and Other Expenses.

ohu SthCA APchbcs.
Representatives Of the Washington
Society for the Hard Of Hearing, latest
organization to be admitted to mem-
bership in the Community Chest. yes
terday asked the chest Budget Conn
mittee for an allowance Of $3,675 for
1899.
The sum was earmarked to pay sala-
ries of the executive secretary and
one social worker and defray other
expenses including lip-reading classes
at the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital.
Ray H. Everett, executive secretary
Of the Social Hygiene Society. whose
aims point to control Of social dis
eases, reviewed the work Of his organi-
zation during the past year. He asked
the committee for no increase in the
society's 1899 allowance over that of
1898. except salary for a "much-
needed educational assistant"
Salvador is giving idle farm workers
Jobs IN road construction.
Evening star., 1938-10-01

Salvador is giving idle farm workers
Jobs IN road construction.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
PERIODIC AIR ATTACKS
ONLY ACTION IN SPAIN

Fghtlng Between Land Troops at
Virtual Halt-Loyalists
Withdraw Foreigners.
F, the Associated Press.
HENDAYE, France, Oct. Inter
mittent air raids were reported today
by both Spanish government and in
surgent dispatches to be the only ac-
ton in the Spanish civil war.
Fighting between land troops, which
had been, diminishing slowly during
the last three days, virtually halted
yesterday.
In compliance with Premier Juan
Neerins decision to dispense with for
eien troops, the governments interna-
tional brigade has been moved far be-
hind lines in preparation for dismissal
OF American and other foreign yolun-
teers.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
SOUTH CHINA DRIVE
BY JAPAN IS FEARED
New Emergency Regulations Are
Announced by British
in Hong Kong.
BY the Associated Press,

by tne Associated Press.
HONG KONG, Oct. 1.-The popular
belief that both British and Chinese
authorities anticipated japanese in
Vaslon of South China was strength.
ened today by announcement of new
emergency regulations in Hong Kong
and a declaration by Canton officials
that Pearl River may soon be closed
by a boom.
Although the Hong Kong regula tions
conceded in a degree with the Euro
pean crisis, it was understood they were
prompted baSically by the possibility
OF new developments in the Chinese
Japanese conflict, including a possible
declaration of war by Japan to facili-
tate blockade.
1t was understood the regulations
included control of bellieerent ships
in Hong Kong harbor and internment
under certain conditions.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Hsia ngshan Capture Reported.

SHANGHAI. Oct. N).-Japanese
troops, advancing up the north bank of
the Yangtze River with more than
100 war planes bombing and strafing
Chinese forces ahead of them. reported
today they had captured Hsiangshan,
30 miles below Hankow.
They said they found bodies of l 800
Chinese dead left on the battlefield.
There was severe fighting on all other
fronts, but no major changes.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-03
Fogs, Mists, Are Clouds

Fogs, or mists, are really clouds
close to or in contact with the
ground. The conditions necessary
are the presence of dust and water
vapor in the atmosphere and the
falling of the temperature OF the
air below certain point. When
this happens each particle of dust
receives a coating of moisture, and
mist is formed. This is white. In
its early stages mist easily dissolves
If the temperature rises slightly.
IT there is smoke about, each drop
of moisture acquires covering OF
oily film. This binders evaporation
and also gives the mist, now fog, its
dark color and unpleasant flavor"
Extensive fogs also occur where
currents of air of different temper
atures meet. This, says London An
swers Magazine, is the reason why
the region around Newfoundland 10
the foggiest in the world. There
the air warmed by the Gulf Stream
meets the cold Labrador current.