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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
PAR SO AZ ORvOSI TUDOMANYR0L
Irja: DIR. MAIIRER MARION PAL
2Ol Terminal Bldg, Youngstown, Ohio

logiaval szemben, mely csak az
alaki valtozasokat targyalja,
eppugy, mint az anatomia es
elettan az egeszseges testben
az alakot es a miikodest szem-,
lelik. A legels6 k0nyvek err6l
a targyrol kb. Is eve jelentek
meg, amikor e sorok iroja meg
orvosnovendek volt a pesti
egyetemen. Ebb6l lathatjak,
hogy hogyan no az orvosi tu-
das naprol-napra, hogyan ter
jed csupan az alapja az orvos
tanulmanyainak az egyetlen
anatomiarol, testreszeink isme-
reter6l, annak ep es beteges
miik0deseire. ES arnint mindeg
tobbet es tobbet tudunk meg
a Teremt6 err6l a komplikalt
alkotasarol, az Enberr0l, mind
t0bb es t0bb kerdes merrill fel,
amelyek ujabb tudomanyagak-
hoz vezetnek, ugyannyira, hogy
azok egyfkenek alapos tanul-
manya egy egesz embereletet
vesz igenybe.
Vegezetiil pedig ne felejtsuk
ell, hogy mindezek a felsorolt
tanulmanyok csak alapul szol-
galnak ARA, hogy az orvos
alaposan megerthesse igazi elet
celjat, a betegseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
UTONALLAS
A SOUTH SIDEON


Vasarnap este z ora tajban
ket hatalmas termeti, borot-
valatlan arcu ferfi feltartoz-
tatta Elaine Britain, Marshall
ST., es Freda Wilkerson Lowell
villei asszorV Vohat, amint a
Mahoning Ave.-on haladtak. A
tamad6k fegyyert szegezve a
ket megremiilt n6nek, elvettek
a kezitaskajukat, amelyben
szerencsere csak kisebb osSzegii
apro penz es iratok voltak.
Maid hallgatast parancsolva,
hirtelen elparologtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
YOU||N'|CSTOWNB0L.- IN
.MAGYARORSzACBA
(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalr6D

,voltunk vacsorara. Tisztele-
tiinkre a nemet vasuton "sze-
gedi paprikas szelet" kaposz-
laval koritve volt a vacsora.
Ittunk hozza eloszor jo nemet
sort, aztan egy kis uveg fl
nom rajnai bort. Goydics es
Wufka urak meg mindig We
LINK voltak. Mrs. Barko volt
az egyetlen utas, akinek pana-
sza volt. Lemaradt egy nagy
kuferje a vonatrol. Nehany nap
mulva megkapta Pesten.
Megcsinalta a halokocsi ell
lenore az agyakat. De nagyon
meleg volt. Aludni meg mem
tudtam. Kint maradtam tehat
a folyoson beszelgetve a kala-
uzzal, aki egyszerre nagy meg
lepetesemre mosolyogva ne
hany szot mondott magyarul.
"Szolgaltam a haboruban es
nemet ezredekkel segitettem a
magyar honvedeknek vissza-
verni az orosz betorest a Kar-
patoknal. OFT megsebesiiltem
Hetekig fekiidtem magyar kor-
hazban. OFT tanultam meg ma
gyarul. Ma is ertem" - mon
dotta. Masnap figyelmeztettem
a kocsi t0bbi utasait, hogy ne
nagyon szidjak a nemeteket
magyarul, inert a kalauz leg
jobban a karomkodast erti.
Mar 10 ora utan volt, ami
kor Fuldaba ertunk, amely
fontos vasuti gocpont es ezen
a kornyeken mar sok szenba-
nya van. Soka alltunk. Leszall.
tam, hogy egy kicsit koriilnez.
eek. A szornszed vaganyon ka.
tona vonat ALT. Nehany tiszt
szinten setalt fel es ala. Erdek.
l6dessel neztek a mi magyar
zaszlos vonatunkat, amelyer
nagy tablak hirdettek "Ame
rikai Magyarok = Haza Buda,
pestre.',
Az egyikkel beszedbe elegyeo
tenn. Mondotta t'hadgyakorlat.
ra megyiink valahova kelet
fele." Mindjart gondoltam
hogy a cseh hatar fele. Benez
tenn a katona vonat ablakain
Csupa fatal ember. Aludtak 8
padokon. Mind z0ldes sziirkt
tabori egyenruhAban voltak
Egg harmadik vaganyon me
gint katona vonat robogott bt
es figyelmeztette hogy mi i.
mindjart indulunk.
A sok katona vonat MAT
azonban vonatunkat mas irany
ba tereltek Is csak reggel tud
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13

KERESZTELES. Csaladi es
egyhazi oromiinnepely kerete-
ben fogjak a lelkeszpar ujszii-
lott kis leanygyermeket meg
keresztelni most vasarnap. E.
vegb6l a vasarnapi istentisz-
telet mem a delelotti szokott
id6ben, hanem delutan 4 Ora
kor, a vasarnapi iskola pedig,
el6tte 3-kor lesz megtartva. Az
alkalmi istentisztelet es a ke-
resztelesi szertartast a k0rnye-
XII reformatus lelkeszi kar fog
ia vegezni az tinnepely szep-
seget ifjaink ket enekkaranak
alkalmi sep enekszamai fog
jak emelni.
A templomi szertartas utan
este 6 oral kezdettel a Temp
lomsegeayz6 N6egylet ds a
Progressziv Liga tagjai, az egy-
haztanacs rendezese mellett,
kitiin6 kereszteloi vacsorat fog
max felszolgalni templom alat-
ii helyisegunkben. Vacsora We
geztevel elvezetes barati felko-
sz0nt6k lesznek, mely utan Ne
menyi Miklos Emo ujsagszer
keszt6 es a Youngstown Ma
gyar Nagybizottsag elnoke ta-
nulmanyos beszamolasi el6-
adast tart ohazaban szerzett
benyomasairol gazdag ia
paSztalairol.
Egyhazunk vezetosege szere-
tettel hivja meg es varja Ell
gyiilekezetiink osszes tagjait
es jobaratait ugy a templomi
istentiszteletre, mint az AIT
kovet6 csaladi es egyhazi SEE
retetvendegsegre.
IFJAINK 6szi toborzoja al
dasos sikerTel folyt lie multi
vasarnap este. Komolyan gon-
dolkozo fiataljaink mintegy
szazan hallgattak meg DR.. C.
w. Ricksecker, iskolaigazgato
"Ifjaink Szerepe az Egyhazi es
Tarsadalmi Eletben" cimi tar
talmas es serkent6 ef6adasat.
Az alkalrni program kiilonbozo
reszeit vegeztek: Apostoli k0-
szontes ifj. Bondor Istvan,
Inyokaci6 Owens Roland, Bib
liza olvasas Dorko Erzsebet, El0-
ina Lutheran ErzSebet, Persely
megaldas Koran Vilmos, Duet
enekszam Arnbrusko Margit es
B6tty Janosne, unnepi beszed
DR.. c. w. Ricksecker, Utoima
iii. Horvath Andras. Az aldast
B6tty Janos lelkesz mondotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
M|ULATSAGOK
NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban iiitala-
null kozoljiik azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
joveteleit. stb. - nem t0bb
mint 2 h6nappai el6re is,
an1elyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
iapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat .1Alunk
szerzik be.
Okt6ber 16-ikan, vasarnap
este 6 orakor az 0reg Ref.
Egyhaz keresztel6i vacsoraja a
templom basementjeben.
Okt6ber no loan, vasarnap
este 7 orakor a SIT. Gyorgy
Cor. Kath. Egyhaz sziireti mu-
latsaga a Central Auditorium
ban. , s5 arf.
Okt6ber 22-en, szombaton
este a Campbelli Magyar N6k
Kore alarcos balja a Campbell
Magyar Hazban.
OktOber h0 23-an. vaSarnan
este a Scent Istvan hitk0zs&g
tancmulatsaga a Central Audi
toriumban.
.Okt6ber no 28-29 es 3O-an,
pentek, szombat, vasarnap a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya rom.
kath. hitk0zseg bazarja.
Okt6ber 29-iken, szombaton
tancmulatsag a Niles1-i Ref.
Egyhaz javara.
Okt6ber h6 3O-an, vasarnap
a est Sidei Polgari K0r tanc-
mulatsaga a Magyar Hazban.
November Sen, szombat0n
a Campbelli Polgari K0r tanc-
mulatsaga a Campbell Magyar
Hazban.
November no 9-1O es lien,
szerda, csit0rtok es penteken
a Scent Istvan rom. kath. hit
kozseg bazarja a Central Audi
toriumban.
November 11-12 g 13-an,
lpentek, szombat Is vasarnap
az oreg Ref. EgyhAz bazarja a
templom basementjeben.
December 26-an, karacsony
masod odnapjan este az 0reg
Ref. Egyhaz karacsonyi tanc-
mulatsAga q Central Audito-
riumban. L. Thomas radio ze-
nekara muzsikAl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREJ
Kohl: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas los - 2nd st. Niles, O.
MULTI vASARNAPOT okto

MULTI VASARNAPOT okto-
ber 6-ika emlekenek szentelte
gyiilekezetunk. A lelkesz al
kalmi beszedet ahitatos figye-
lemmel hallgatta mindvegig a
gyulekezet es pedig olyan
szamban, amilyet mar reg
mem lattunk templomunkban.
Vajha most mar a nyari XII
randulasok idejenek elmulta-
val allando maradhatna ez a
szam istentiszteleteinken.
BINGO PARTY. Jovo vasar-
nap este a N6egylet rendezese-
ben penny bingozas lesz tenn
plom alatti helyiseginkben.
Szeretettel hiv es var minden-
kit a kellemesnek igerkez6 es-
tere a rendezoseg.
IFJUSAGUNK reszt vett q
multi hetfon este Trumbual
Mahoning es Columbiana me.
gyek ifjusaga altal a young
stowni Westminster templom-
ban tartott Keresztyen Ifju-
sagi konferencian. A tartalmas
es elvezetes miisor nagy ha-
tassal volt ifjainkra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13

MISEK RENDJE: Vasarna-
pokon kis mise 8 orakor angol
oktatassal Macy mise 10 Ora
80 perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. Hetkoznapokon scent
mise 9 orakor.
GYoNTATAS hetkoznapo-
kon es vasarnapokon scent
mis3k el6tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13

MisEk soRRENDJE:
vasarnap reggel orakor kismise an
gol predikaci6val.
10: 30-kor nagymise magyar predika-
cioval
Hetk0znapokon mise reggel S:3O-kor.
GYoNTATASoK:
Minden szombaton delutan 3-5-ig es
este 7-t6l
Minden els6 p6ntek el6tti csit0rt0k0n
d4lutan 3-5ig es este 7-t6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEkE HIREI

orat kestiink, inert levittek
egeszen Augsburgnak a Duna
melle, mielott keletnek fordul-
tunk Munchen iranyaba.
Hat ora reggel volt, arnikor
Miinchenbe ertiink. Kelt fel a
nap es megmozdult a s0rer6l
es muveszeter6l hires bajor f6-
varos nepe. Mem sokat id6z-
tiink. Villanyos mozdonyt kap-
funk es mentiink kifele. Siet-
tenn olt0zni, hogy ne mulasz-
szam Ell a remek bajor videket.
Tudtam, hogy nemsokara meg
pillantjuk a bajor tavakat es
messze deli lathataron a bajor
Alpesek lilaba jatsz6 korvo-
nalait.
Tarnoczy Arpaddal reggeliz-
think az etkez6ko ocsiban, amely-
mex szeles nagy ablakai lehet6-
We tettek a kilatast mindket
oldalon. Kestiink es exert so
kat alltunk. A kesesunk egyre
nagyobb lett. A faragott ia
ciradas bajor paraszt hazak, a
lomb erd6kkel valtakoz6 feny-
vesek. Rohan6 patakok, vira-
gos retek. Az orszagutakon
siiruen biciklizo turistak. Nya-
ral6 helyek. Ez a mozgalmas
KEEP. vegre az Alpesek. Az emel-
ked6 nap bevilagitotta k0dos
felhos ormaikat. A vonat egyre
kozeledett felejiik. Folyton
emelkediink. Egyszerre beju-
tunk egy szorosba Be q Macy
magas hoval boritott csucsu
hegyek k0ze. Tinderi latvany.
Kanyargos hegyi patak v0lgye-
ben kanyargoztunk. Alagut
alagut utan es egyszerre el6t-
think volt a kies fest6in sep
fekvesi Salzburg, a regi Auszt-
riaban. Az allomason troll ru-
has lanyok kinaljak az alpesi
viragokat. Hegyi vad szagos
ciklament, egy par sail havasi
gyopart korulveve szagos fe-
ny6 agakkal. A peronnon ke-
meny katonas leptekkel egy
cserkesz csapat. Cip6ik siege
SEX, mennek hegyet maszni.
Az osztrak allamvasutak ne
We athuzva, helyette "nemet
allamvasutak" a teherkocsik
oldalan. Meg osztrak unifor-
misu kalauzok vasuti tisztvise-
lok, Sokkal tobb "nazi" jel-
veny, mint Nemetorszagban
Gyakoribb Hell Hitler" ko-
szontes. Els megint goz moz-
donnyal megyink tovabb Linz
fele. Az utnak ez a szakasza
volt a legszebb, leg vadrege-
nyesebb. Kozelebb jottek q
magas csucsok erdokkel borit-
va a no vonalig. Az erd0kben
smaragzold tisztasok legelesze
hegyi tehenekkel, kecskekkel
A palya egyre kanyarog. SoR
az alagut.. TIT lattuk a leg.
t0bb horog keresztes zaszlot
Ez a varos kozel Hitler sziil6.
helyehez fogadta ct eloszor
Megint mozdony csere. Indu
lunk most mar Bees fele. Ot
oras keses. Lessiik, varjuk 9
Dunat Egyszerre elerjiik e
ett6l fogva bujocskat jatszunl
a hatalmas magyar folyammal
A Melk-i apatsag gy0nyoru
epiiletei egy a Dunaba beugr(
donb tetejen. st. Polten domt
4 jan volt osztrak tiszti akademis
epiileteivel. Egyszerre ereszked
nj kezdiink lefele. Bees kill
varosai. Mem megyiink be a;
| allomasra. Koriil tolatnak
! hogy behozzunk valarnit a ke
sesbd. AIT suttogjak, azer
mem megyiink be Becsbe, mer
az osztrakok fellazadtak q ma
xix ellen. Persze mese volt. 4
korvasutrol szemlSljiik Bee
kiilvarosait. A palyaudvarokol
xviii megyiink es egyszerre XII
egyenesediink, neki vagunk ,
Lajta menti ronanak, egyene
| cnn Mo aOvororc1S ov,oL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13

JO SLOhdod dZ dlllO1lhctA To-
poknak, hogy egy allando ro-
vatban orvosi cikkeket kozol-
mex, ami terjeszti az olvaso
kozonseg k0zt a megbizhato
felvilagositast. - Miutan egy
ilyen rovatot kezd most lap
juk, lilo, hogy bevezetesiil al
talanosan arrol szoljunk, mi
fele tudomanyagakban alapit-
ia orvosi ismereteit az orvos.
A regi id6kben az orvosi tu-
das egyetlen alapja az Anato-
mia volt, az a tudomany, ami
az emberi test reszeit irja le
es amely meglehet6s r0videsen
fejl6d0tt XII, miutan a 16. sza-
zadban elkezdtek alaposan ia
nulmanyozni. Kb. szaz evvel
ezel6ttig ez volt az egyetlen
tudomanyos alap, amin az ak
kori orvosok tudasa nyugodott.
Persze, azota nagyon valtozott
a helyzet es ma egy orvosnak
igen szeles alapu szakkepzett-
segre van sziksege, hogy meg
erthesse, hogyan hatnak a be-
tegsegek az emberi testre es
hogyan felel a test a beteg-
segek behatasara. Manapsag
az anatomia tudasa okvetlenul
szukseges, meg nagyobb mer-
tekben, mint annak idejen, de
ez csak egyike az alapoknak,
a mask, ITALIAN meg fontosabb,
az Elettan, Physiology, mely
a test minden reszenek miiko-
deset tanitja es ez a modern
orvosi felfogas alapja. Terme-
szetes, Chemia es Physica mel
kill mem lehet megerteni re
szeink mikodeset. Pl. az emesz
tes maga egy allando chemiai
problemaja annak, hogy mi
kent szedi az emberi test az
eteleket szejjel es alkotja azok-
Dol sajat sziiksegleteit. A ver-
keringes viszont egy physical
mukodesiink peldaja, hozzate-
We AIT, hogy minden emberi,
el0 mlikodes, sokkal kompli-
kaltabb, mintsem ait kizarola-
gos chemiai vagy physical mo-
don lehetne megfejteni. Mint
minden high schoolba jarG
gyermek tudja, magasabb ma
thematika nelkiil ezen ket en-
litett tudomany meg mem ko-
zelitheto exert az orvosno.
vendekek magaSabb mathema-
tikat, calculuSt, differential es
integralt is tanulnak. Tehat
mar ebbol is lathato, hogy var
NIT a fejeben hordani orvo.
sunknak, mikozben betegei pa.
Mascara hallgat! De ez meg
mem minden; mig az eddig en-
litettek az egeszseges testre
vonatkoznak, az orvosnak els6.
sorban megis a betegsegre kell
figyelmet iranyitania es exert
tudnia kell betegsegek okoz.
ia elvaltozasokat testiinkben
mely tudomanyagat Patholo.
gianak hivjuk. Ennek egy aga
a Bacteria, amely a korokozt
bacillusok szokasat, eletmodja1
tanitja es magaba foglalja 3
Serologiat. Ez viszont szinter
egy meglehet6s vi tudomany
ami azzal foglalkozik, hogy q
verunk hogyan reagal a baci
lusok mergere es egyben &
gy6gyito szerumok keszitesevel
hatasaval is foglalkozik, f6les
a ragalyos betegsegek ellen. 4
legujabb talalmany, pl., hogy
az emberi mehlepenyb6l ke
szilt bizonyos kivonat meggyo
gyitja a kanyarot (measles)
ami bizony meglep6 ujdonsag
Egy mask, fontos aga a Pa
thologianak a Rakkutatas. MI
sok tudos egesz eletet ennel
a borzaszto betegsegnek tanul
manyozasaval tolti. Az utolst
husz evben tobbet fedeztiinl
fel a rakrol, mint az emberises
egesz eddigi ideje alatt es mes
mindig mem tudunk eleget r6la
- - 49,
Evening star., 1938-02-22
STARS, MEN AND ATOMS
Notebook of Science Progress in Field,
Laboratory and Study.
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,

Predicted by sociologists for the last
decade. the decline in elementary school
children IN the United States already is
underway.
The Nation passed it's high-water mark
in this respect two years ago. Now the
ebb tide has started. This is in the face
whole still is increasing. although not
as rapidly as the raw statistics might
indicate.
The start Of the decline is revealed for
the first time in research bulletin just
issued by the National Education Asso-
citation. 1t was, of course, inevitable with
falling birthrate, ban on immigration,
and longer life span. But in the past
this turning of the tide has been a
mathematical prediction. expected to
come true sooner or later, but not of
immediate significance.
The fact revealed by the National
Education Association analysis of school
enrolment figures has considerable eco
nomic and social significance The edu-
cation Of children between and 10 or II
years OF age has been in the past the
major business of the American school
system. 1t has involved the greatest ex-
pense for construction and care of school
buildings. payment of teachers purchase
OF textbooks, etc. The decline of this
business requires certain adjustments.
The decline is evidenced at present
only in the three r" grades. There is
partial compensation for it in the enroll
ments in high schools and colleges. But,
soon or later. it inevitably will be mani
tested in higher and higher grades
throughout the educational system.
Says the report: Elementary school
enrolment trends up to 1880 correspond
quite closely with population growth.
From 1870 to 1922 both showed rapid
gains. From 1922 to 1880 increases we're
somewhat less pronounced, but there
were still important increases at the
upper grade level. Between 1890 and
1882. however. elementary school enroll
ment decreased while the total popula-
ton growth continued, although with
less rapidity. In this two-year period
the total declined by l43,l73 children
BY 1884 there were 370,38 fewer than in
1882 and by 1886 there were 372 476
fewer than in 1884. The decrease from
1880 to 1882 was Z per cent: from 1879
to 1894, 18 per cent; from 1884 to 1896
l8 per cent, and from 1890 to 1896. ~
per cent.
up to 1884 no decreases occurred in
the first five elementary grades. while
the sixth and each succeeding grade
made annual gains. These decreases.
however, will creep up through the
grades as the years pass It has been
stated that in 1885 more pupils were
graduated from the elementary school,
than ever had been before or ever will
be again. There was a smaller number
OF children to enter first grade from
1880 to 1895 than from 1920 to 1925 II
is predicted that per cent fewer chill.
dren between the ages of and 8 will be
found in 1910 than there were in 1890.
Thus the accumulated effect of steady
decreases in child population will he
found in all grades soon. Indeed. bv
Evening star., 1938-02-22

1886 the total elementary and secondary
enrolment showed a decrease of $1,000
below the 1885 peak
The situation is quite different with
respect to high schools. For 40 years
the expansion OF secondary education in
the United States has been, in the Ian
guage OF the report, spectacular In
1870 one in 500 of the population was
enrolled and in 1880 one in %. In 1900
% per cent of the public school enroll
ment was in secondary school. BY 1884
this had increased to 2l4 per cent. In
1886 it was estimated by the United
States Office Of Education. IS per cent of
all persons between IA and II years of
age were in high school,
The high school peak. it is expected
still is some time in the future The de-
cline in birth rate has not caught up
with the secondary school ages. More
over, enormous numbers who hitherto
would have sought jobs in their teens
now stay In school because there are no
jobs to be found In another two years
however, there should be fewer entering
the ninth grades and enrollments from
year to year should tend to become lev
eled of. This is the inevitable stage be-
fore the decline
Colleges are not expected to be ef-
fected for at least 10 years. Then the
decline in elementary school enrollments
should begin to make itself felt in the
size OF freshmen classes. This may be
Offset for some time, however by in
creasing numbers trying to take ad-
vantage Of opportunities for college
training.
Evening star., 1938-02-22

methods Of squelching incipient political
boons could be devised.
The Army, for example, might get up
IN approved list Of aspiring politicians.
One who is fortunate enough to get his
name on such roll could be given an
Identification card which would author
ise his transportation in Army and Navy
planes. Coast Guard facilities or what
ever medium best serves his purpose.
Failing in that, 1t would seem no more
than fair to offer postgraduate course
to service pilots, featuring the latest and
most scientific means Of distinguishing
between presidential candidates upon
whom the sun Of approval is shining
and their brethren whose ambition,
bring frowns Of annoyance to the
countenances Of the high command.
Evening star., 1938-02-22
THIS AND THAT
BY CHARLES 3, TRACEWELL.
They are not 10 fond Of cracked corr
and grains sold As chick feed.

They are not 10 fond Of cracked corn
and grains sold As chick feed.
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It won't be long now until the first
robins will be with US, II the warm
weather keeps up.
Some day We will look out the window,
and there he will he. hopping around on
the lawn as II he had never been away.
Last year the nrst robin in our block
came during q snowstorn.
He sat for time on small tree, look
ing very sad.
After he few away, no more robins
were seen for several weeks. He prob
ably went to the woods to wait for
warmer weather
There Is no use to put out seeds or
grains for robins. They will not eat it.
Their bills are not adapted to such fare.
First will come the bluebirds, then the
robins then the wrens, and then the
wood thrushes.
The thrushes make their appearance
out our way on April 28, usually.
Some morning the beautiful music of
this bird will float over the neighborhood
1t is a loud, clear music, with such
real character that many find it the
most beautiful OF bird songs
Some very enthusiastic praise has been
written Of wood thrush music, not only
by amateur bird lovers, but by musicians
as well.
This is not strange, for the birds
song has pattern, rhythm, harmony,
three essentials Of music as we-and
the birds-know It,.
Perhaps the most wonderful feature
OF the wood thrush song is it's restraint.
Restraint is the sign of the real mu-
sician.
There Is nothing hurried about it. The
bird takes its time. and does good job
OF it. like any real musician.
Young people OF this age who want
their music hot" as they say, will not
admire the wood thrush music
The 'jitterbugs" and "ickeys" who lis
ten to swing" music natter themselves
when they regard their prostration be-
fore rhythm as love for music.
1t is only love for movement.
Swing" musicians who imagine they
have discovered something new, in mu-
sical Interpretation, would do well to
understand that mprovisation-which is
what swing" really isis as old as the
musical hills.
The wood thrush improvises, now and
then, but mostly he is paper player"
in the slang of the addicts.
The trush plays" his song from the
old patten handed down to him from
his ancestors. He might as well be read
ing the music.
Occasionally he swings his tune
slightly but not very much, and not very
long.
Restraint is the key note Of thrush
music as of all really artistic music
The great conductor who insists on
a composition running the gamut from a
"p' which is scarcely heard to a gi-
gantic "fff" which makes the hall rock
is not being an artist.
The thrush never makes that mistake
He is real musician. in spirit as we'll as
in Instrumentation. His voice is right"
for the great hall of outdoors he occu-
pies. People who love his music can
never be fooled by jittery imitation.
Evening star., 1938-02-22
Back to Business.

Yesterdays shelving of the anti-lynch-
ing legislation apparently dooms 1t for
the present session Of Congress. And as
suming that no special session is called
before next January, Senate failure to
act will wipe out the effect of passage
by the House at the first regular session
Of the 18th Congress.
In view of the determination mus
tered by the die-hard Senate opponents
and their success in enlisting the support
OF q few influential non-southern mem
bers, 1t Is believed by many that yester-
days rejection Of the legislation may
hold more than temporary significance
and may mean a permanent end to ef-
forts to give the Federal Government
policing powers over lynching.
Time will tell the story In that regard,