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Evening star., 1938-07-21
CHURCH is MADE AIDE
FRANKLYN WALTMAN
Former Newspaper Man and Radio
Executive Will Be in Charge
of Broadcasts.

Appointment Of Wells Church.
former newspaper man and radio
executive, as assistant to Franklyn
Waltman, director Of publicity for the
Republican National Committee, was
announced this week by John Hamil-
ton. G. o. p national chairman.
Mr.. Church will be in charge Of
radio activities of the committee. His
newspaper experience included work
with the United Press in Washington
and New York and on the Washing
ton staff Of the New York Herald
Tribune He entered radio work with
the Columbia Broadcasting System in
1881, serving in several capacities here.
More recently he has been on the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co.'S New York
staf1.
Evening star., 1938-07-21
Jerome Frank
AsksI.C.C.Hik
His Fee SO, 9,82l
b. the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
Jerome N. Frank today urged the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
increase the $4,000 sum it recently
approved as final payment for his
services in connection with the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad reorganization
proceedings.
Mr.. Frank. now member Of the
Securities Commission, had received
$4,000 previously. The I. c. c., in
an order July 8, made an additional
$4,000 as final allowance.
In petition filed today, Mr.. Frank
said the compensation was based on
$40 an hour, which he called "hope-
lessly Inadequate"
He said minimum partial allow
ance for the two-year period ended
December, 1887, should be at least $13
an hour This would result in total
allowances Of $41,821 instead OF
$32, 1000, he said.
In addition to the $41,82l, Mr..
Frank said, he also should have "a
very substantial hnal allowance based
on the completion Of work" In connec-
ton With litigation involving Terminal
0haeoR. n,
Evening star., 1938-07-21

few years later. leaving her with
Peggy and a young son to support.
The man returns periodically and
takes one Of the children away. Last
summer he was arrested out West for
forcing the little boy to beg. Peggy's
father has taken her away twice, but
both times she managed to escape and
come back hcme. So desperate is her
fear that when she sees her father
coming she stands rooted to the spot,
trembling. If Peggy Is not taken
away soon, even for a little while, she
will break down completely.
Joe has been in Gallinger Hospital
twice in recent months suffering from
malnutrition. III and restless, he wan
ders the streets while his mother and
father are at work. He's easily in
flunced by older boys and frequently
gets into trouble. But Joe is very
artistic. His talented little hands can
create pictures far beyond his years.
The art counselor at camp could work
wonders with Joe and. more important,
get him interested in joining groups
where he could use his artistic ability.
Jimmie's mother and father are
separated. His mother, with whom
he lives. works several days . week
but is supported mainly by irregular
handouts from her family. The boy
loves both his parents and is con-
stantly torn between the two. His
father lives on the other side of town.
and Jimmie is always running back
and forth. He doesn't know which
one to obey. At camp Jimmie would
be taught obedience and would also
learn to enjoy working and playing
with other children.
The life Of each Of these children
would be affected enormously by two
weeks at camp. A vacation for each
one Of them would cost just $40.
They need vollr helni
Evening star., 1938-07-21
Insurance Lapses,
Barn Burns Down.
Wife Given Chase
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Harry
Tracy. 66. Parkton farmer, was
held In $500 bail for grand jury
action today on a charge Of as
sault with intent to kill brought
by his wife.
Mrs. Tracy, A, said her hus-
band chased her out of the house
with a shotgun and pursued her
across q cornfield.
Tracy told Magistrate Ben
jan1in Merryman he was angry
because his wife had failed to
pay q fire insurance premium
with money he gave her. Light
ming struck his barn, 1t burned,
and he had no insurance.
Evening star., 1938-07-21
BODY is RECOVERED

The body of William Middleton, 19,
colored, Of Nottingham, Md, who was
drowned along with his sister, Lucille,
16, while grabbing in the Patuxent
River near their home Monday, was
recovered late yesterday.
Prince Georges County police and
rescue squad crews still were search
ing for the girls body today. It was
believed the two were drowned when
thsy went swimming Ia ths trsachss.
l ~ Vn6GR.
Evening star., 1938-07-21
CAMP DEDICATION SET
Boys Camp to Be Named for Mai
Brown Sunday.

The Metropolitan Police Boys Club
camp at Scotland, Md. named for Mai.
Ernest w. Brown. superintendent of
police, will be dedicated at pm.
Sunday. according to announcement
by James E. Collilower. club presi-
dent.
Ceremonies will include presentation
to Maj. Brown of paid-up deed to the
camp by Morris Cafritz, vice president
in charge of building and sites.
John A. Remon, chairman of the
board Of managers, will speak and the
Boys Club Band will play. About
100 persons are expected to attend.
Maj. Brown is founder and vice
president of the club,
Evening star., 1938-07-21
BYRD TO BE HOST
Senator to Discuss Reducing the
Gull Pile ut Picnic.

BERRYV1LLE, Va. July 21 R.-
Reducing the Gull Pile" will be the
general discussion topic at Senator
Harry F. Byrd's annual orchard picnic
August ~ at his Rosemont Orchard
here, 1t was announced today.
Production Of better grade of ap-
pies will be emphasized by several
speakers. The Senator's orchard pic
mics usually are attended by about
1000 fruit growers of Virginia and
nearby States. as well as representa-
tives Of American and foreign dealers.
and agents of steamship. railway and
truck companies.
Evening star., 1938-07-21
TAKES OVER NEW POST

Brig Gen. Barton K. Yount. Army
Air Corps, recently appointed assistant
chief OF the Air Corps. has taken
over command of the Air Corps Train
ing Center, Randolph Field, Tex. sue
ceeding Brig. Gen. James E. CLANCY,
whose term expired July is.
The Star yesterday by error re-
ferred to Gen. Yount as having been
appointed chief of the Air Corps.
Maj. Gen. Oscar Westover still retains
the post of chief of the Air Corps
The Star regrets this error.
Evening star., 1938-07-21
insult Burial in London.

PARIS. July ri R.-The body Of
Samuel insult, former Chicago utilities
magnate. who died Saturday, VIII be
sent 10 London tomorrow for burial
either tomorrow or Saturday IN the
Putney Vale Cemetery. Burial IN
London. insults birthplace, will be
beside his father and mother.
Evening star., 1938-07-21

The northern disturbance has advanced
to Eastern Hudson Straits with increased
intensity Resolution Island. 2914 inches.
and q broad trough extends thence south
eastward to Newfoundland and from there
southwestward to Texas. Del Rio. Tex.
1888 inches. and Columbus Ohio. 29a6
inches. Pressure is low also over the
Pacific States and the Southern Plateau
region. Sacramento Calf, 29.76 inches
A minor disturbance is moving slowly
ast-southeastward over Minnesota. Min
neapolis, 5000 inches. High pressure
prevails over practically all other sections
with centers as follows: St. Georges, Ber-
muda. 5000 inches: and White River,
Ontario: Medicine Hat Alberta, and Lam
cara Island. British Columbia 3O.22
inches. Showers have occurred quite gen.
orally in the Atlantic and Gulf States.
the Southern Appalachian and Southern
ROCKY Mountain regions. and in Min
nesota and portions of the adjacent States.
the rainfall was heavy at several sta
tions in the Atlantic and Gulf States.
Atlantic City. N j.. reporting the great
est amount. 334 inches. The tempera-
ture has fallen slightly in portions Of
the lake region and the Upper Mississippi
valley. while 1t has risen in Idaho, Wasf-
ineton and Western Oregon At Portland.
Oeg.. maximum temperature of 100
oegrees was registered Wednesday after
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers little
mudoy At Harpers Ferry; Potomac muddy
Report for Last 24 Hour.
Evening star., 1938-07-21
STUDY IN LEADERSHIP
Mrs. n. c. Fisher Is in Charge of
Girl Scout Lecturea.

Mrs. H. c. Fisher Of 1920 Brandy
wine street NV. has begun a study of
recreational leadership at Camp Edith
Macy, the Girl Scout National Train
ing School, at Briarcliff Manor, N. Y,
the organization announced today.
Ninety young women from 21 States
attended the university in the woods"
Evening star., 1938-07-21
Hoppers Darken Sky.

SIDNEY, Mont. (P.-Whsn mil
lions OF young grasshoppers sprouted
wings near here recently and took
to flight. residents reported the swarm
WAS so dense it partially darkened
the sky for more than an hour.
Evening star., 1938-07-21
STEEL COMPANIES
PROPACANDATOLD
HIgh.Pressure Practices of
influencing Opinion Listed
to Senators.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND-
For more than tpo years the
Senate CiDil Liberties Committee
has produced sensational evidence
Of the abuse OF such liberties
through elaborate and costly sys-
tens OF i.,dustrial espionage and
strong-drm resistdnce to oroaniza-
ton OF iDorkmen. Other tech
ntques also have been applied,
among the more recent being that
OF fostering false citizens oroani-
zdttons and dnti-ldbor manitesta-
ttons. The committee b no,p
turning its attention to these de-
pelopments.
Evening star., 1938-07-21
LIGHTNING KILLS SEEDS
Special Drought-Resistant Strains
Destroyed in Storm.


Destroyed in Storm.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. R.-
For seven years agricultural officials
carefully selected Oklahoma seeds
that resisted drought, pests and
disease.
Finally they had strains which they
believed would grow exceptionally we'll
in dry weather and would escape
diseases. They stored between $4,000
and $4,000 worth in an Oklahoma
warehouse. near Woodward.
Torrential rains swept the region,
lightning struck the warehouse. The
carefully chosen seeds were destroyed.
Now some Of the experiments viii have
10 Be started Ill Pve again.
Evening star., 1938-07-21
WEATHER REPORT

District of
change in gentle southwest
West VinaMotly occasional
Evening star., 1938-07-21
Precipjtation-

Monthly precipitation in inches n the
CAPITAL (current month TO datel:
Evening star., 1938-07-21
River Report.
mort for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. IS. . pm. yesterday. Year
AEo. 80.
Lowest, 10. 2 am. today. Year $50. "a.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 96. on July H.
Lowest. 1S. on January 20.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 81 per cent. at 80 m today.
Lowest. 81 per cent. At / pm. yesterday.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
To-day Tomorrow.
High ---- 201 Am. 3:0L am.
Low -- $40 am. Q:57 am
High 2:23 pm. 1928 Pm.
Low --------- S:43 pm. 9:49 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets.
Sun. today 4:5p 1:2Q
IL temeevoW.-.- I:6Q 7:2R
Evening star., 1938-07-21

The following contributions have
been made direct through the Family
Service Association.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-30
(Folytatas)

- Nezze Kitty, vallotta be az uj-
sagir6 - en- mem is tagadom, mem vagyok
lokalember Miota Pesten vagyok, ITALIAN
most iutottam el6szor be egy barba. Most
is csak maga kedveert. 0reg vagyok mar
en- ehhez. Mem nekem valo.
Tornay Akos negyven0teves lehetett,
de mem mutatott t0bbet harmincnyolcna
Icy ez az onoregites inkabb szerenykedes
volt csak De azert Kitty helybenhagyta a
dolgot
Mem bal, kedves szerkeszt6 ur
Maid en- megfiataltom magat Ha elkezd
velem egy kicsit tancolni, egyszerre tiz ev-
vel frissebb lesz. Meglatja!
Tornay meghokkent Ma meg csak ez
hiAnyzik Mem eleg, hogy ezzel kis anne
rika flapperrel barba vetemedik, de meg
hogy tancoljon is?! Utoljara valahol az
amerikai Bethlehem varoskAban tancolt
verhovay Egylet 6szirozsa baljan, jaj de
regen Akkor is csardast, ugy reggel fele.
De most it, Silk hs parketten, tangot
vagy angol valcert lejtsen Hogyisne!
Ennyire megsem megy az apahelyettesi
feladat amit az amerikai magyar fiatalok-
nal 0nkentesen vallalt
AZ eneKeSnO eleneKelCe KOZDen InuSOIa
els6 reszet es parok tancra allottak fel
jazz buja zenejere Kitty megbokte
Tornayt
Egy-kett6, kedves szerkeszt6 ur,
kerjen csak fel gyorsan!
De Kitty! En- nem tudok tancolni.
- Dehogy mem tud. Csak pr6balja
meg Maid en- vezetem.
Tornay ketsegbeesetten szabadkozott
Azonban Kitty egyre er6szakosabban kove-
tel6z0tt:
- Nit gondol, inert j6ttem en- ide?
Csak hogy lit iiliek? Mem eleg nekem het-
szamra komolyan skalazni meg ariazni az
akademian En- itt tancolni akarok.
A ferfi most mar merges lett.
- Hat err61 $40 sem lehet, Kitty. Mem
nevettetem XII magam.
- De en- Sc. Mem fogok lit petrezsely-
met arulni maga mellett
Ezzel Kitty mereszen koriilnezett,
mintha keresne valakit. A t6liik harmadik
asztalnal mar regebben figyelte sziszeg6
s0ocsatat egy feltun6en elegans, monolklis
fiatalember. aki egyedtl sziircsolgette a
konyakos szodat. Kitty keres6 tekintetere
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-30

A marhak ell voltak latva
'brand"-ekkel, vedjegyekkel es
arrol ismert rajuk mem csak a
gazdajuk, hanem mindenki.
Mondjuk egy ranch neve Xxx
vagy LIB volt, akkor a marha-
ra ait a belyeget sit0ttek.
Amig tehat Goodnight egy-
reszr6l egy egesz texasi biro-
dalmat szakitott XII maganak,
masreszt biztositotta, hogy a
rancherek tucatjai neki fogjak
a marhaikat eladni.
Egy ev alatt szaz0tvenezer
marhat is hajtottak fel Good
nightnak es konnyen kisza-
mithatjuk, hogy egy-egy evi
jovedelme a millio dollart is
elerte.
Es a vakmero kalandor, a
szivtelen szerencselovag mem
erte be ezzel az iizlettel.
A masodik, harmadik evben
rajottek q rancherek, hogy
Goodnightek meglopjak 6ket.
hogy soha mem szamolnak el
csak fele annyi marhaval, mint
amennyit tenyleg atvesznek.
Egy harom-negyezer darab-
boil all6 gulyat mem lehet At
nezni, mikor a Goodnight en-
berei megjelentek, hogy az al
latokat eszak fele inditsak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-30

K0nnyebb volt a "brand"-et
megnezni, ahogy a marhakat
a vasuti kocsikba tereltek.
Es a texasi rancherek csak-
hamar raj0ttek, hogy ha mond-
juk ezer marhat adtak a nyar
elejen a Goodnight kezere, csak
negy-otszazert kaptak penzt,
inert allitolag ugyanannyi ide-
gen joszagot talaltak az utols6
stacion a gulyaban.
Harom eve tartott ez a kis-
kiralysag es Goodnight mar
tobbsz0r0s milliomos volt, mi
kor Beiziegel masfel evet toll
tott a gazdajanal es mikor a
rsncherek elfojtott keserusege
kirobbant.
A rancherek el6bb az allam-
A
hoz fordultak, de a Del meg a
carpet -baggerekkel volt meg
rakva, akik az ilyen kal6zkira-
lyokkal egyutt raboltak.
Mikor lattak, nogy a hat6-
sagnal segelyt mem kapnak, a
Winchester vettek a keziikbe
es haborut inditottak q Good
night ranch ellen.
A haboru mem hadiizenettel
es mem egy nagy ostrommal,
hanem lassan kezd6d 6dott.
Hol az egyik elkeseredett Is
kifosztott rancher vette a pus-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-30
(Folytatas)

Mikor Beiziegel August a
Goodnight ranch-en munkat
kapott es bizalmi ember lett,
mem volt fogalma arrol, hogy a
texasi marhakiralysagokat mi
keppen szereztek.
A husz ev korul jaro fatal
ember termeszetesen orilt a 81
kernek, orilt annak, hogy lily
fatal koraban "buyer" lett be-
l6le es mem kutatta, hogy hany
k0nnycsepp es hany vercsepp
tapad azokhoz a milliokhoz,
amt a marhakiralyok szerez-
tex.
AIT akkoriban termeszetes-
mex talaltak, hogy aki beszeg6-
d0tt egy gazdahoz cowboynak,
az a gazdajat nemcsak a mum
kajaval, de ha kellett eletevel
IS verevel is szolgalta.
Mikor egy-egy szomszedsag-
ban ht0rt a anch-haboru, ami
mindennapos volt a vegeken,
q cowboynak joga volt bejelen-
tent a gazdanAl, hogy gun
fight-ra mem szeg6d0tt Is sza-
bad volt neki kvittolni. Exert
senlit le mem neztek Is meg
mem sz6ltak.
Ad gunman-nek szeg6d0tt,
AZ termeszetesen ilyenkor ki-
tartott, s6t egyenesen haboru-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-30
az elet volt. Nagyon

vagy = az elet volt. Nagyon
gyakran -.
Beiziegel August szaztiz dol
lart keresett Goodnight far
mon, mikor masfel evig buyer
volt es mikor kezdett raesz-
melni, hogy veres k0nny We
gyul azokhoz a dollarokhoz,
amt a gazdaja szerez az 6
munkajan.
Mikor a polgarhaborut be-
vegeztek, Texasban, Wyoming
ban, Montanaban negy dollarig
ha adtak egy darab marhaert.
Penz mem volt az orszagban,
de kiilonosen nem volt a kifosz-
tott deli allamokban es akinek
megis volt egy kis penze, az
osszeszedhetett mindent po-
tyara.
Csakhamar rajottek az ertel-
mes, nyitott SCENT ennberek,
hogy akik a marhat felhajtjak
a vasuthoz, Kansasba Is Mis-
souriba, azok oft husz dollar
laval adhatjak el annak da-
rabjat.
Goodnight ertelmes, tanult
ember volt es egyike volt azok-
max, akik ezt a lehet6seget el6-
sz0r meglattak.
Szaz meg szaz "Wild West
Story"-t irtak azota, amelyek-
mex q hose - esetleg mas nev
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-30
Goodnight volt es a

alatt - Goodnight volt es a
mozi darabok szazai alapultak
Goodnight eleten es regenyen.
Mikor ez a meresz kalandor
az elso hetszaz marhat felhaj-
totta Abeline-be, azokat dara-
bonkent huszonket dollarjaval
eladta, ugy teri meg a leszege-
nyedett Texasba, mint egy mil
liomos es mint egy b0lcs. aki a
bolcsek k0vere rabukkant.
Es egesz biztos, hogy gazdag
ember lett volna akkor is be-
lole, ha a penzen marhat vesz
es AIT a kovetkez6 evig legelte-
tt, aztan ismet felhajtja.
Csakhogy Goodnight messze
nezett es az egesz Texast pro
balta felfalni.
Hazaterte utan bejarta a Rio
Grand es a Pecos minden ran
cherjet, akikkel szerz6dest ko-
tott, hogy tiz evig a marhait
neki fogjak eladni. Es inert
"joszivu'' ember volt, a tiz eyre
szolo szerz6d deseket harom dol
larjaval kototte.
De XII volt k0tve az is, hogy
alnennyiben egy-egy a kezere
bizott csordaban idegen mar
hakat talalna, azoknak az arat
levonja, hogy az esetleg kes6bb
jelenkez6 'jogos" tulajdonos-
max AIT megadja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-30

kat a kezebe, hol a mask, de
alig volt het, hogy egy par
Goodnight cowboy ne lelte vol
ma ezekben a harcokban a ha-
lalat.
K0zben a squatterek (kis far
merek) is verszemet kaptak,
akik k0zul a Goodnight outfit
elizott, f0ldonfutova tett Is
meggyilkolt egy csomot es akik
magukban mem tudtak szembe-
szallni a nagy marhakiraly
ketszaznal t0bb gunman-jevel.
Mlkor azonban a rancherek
is lov0ld0zni kezdtek. altalanos
lett a Rio Grand Valleyban es
a Pecosban a verengzes Is Bel
ziegel August ugy erezte, hogy
Q mem ere a palyara Is mum
kara szeg6d0tt.
Reszt yeti egynehany parazs
osszecsapasban, egyszer meg is
seriilt es halala napjaig bice-
gett a bal labara, de mikor ait
latta, hogy eveken At tart6
haboru kezd6dott, felmondott.
Ezer dollarnal t0bb penze
volt, mikkor Goodnightot ott-
hagyta es neki indult Texas
max, hogy felkeresse az 0ccset
q Plass ranchen.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-30

sag idejen szeg6dott a gazda-
hoz. Eek a gunmenek dolgozni
mem igen akartak, bar a round
up idejen a marhat Ok is XII
sertek, de otthon a ranchen
mem kellett nekik a fence mel
lett "ride"-olni es mem kellett
nekik a takarmany takaritas-
ban reszt venni.
Ha azonban varatlanul ro-
hantak a rustlerek egy-egy
ranchre, vagy .ha a haborusag
varatlanul tort XII, a k0z0nseges
cowboyok is terrneszetesnek
tartottak, hogy oda alltak a
gledaba es revolvereikkel reszt
vettek a haborusagban. Aki
ilyen varatlan veszedelem el6l
menekiilni akart volna, annak
tobbe helye mem volt azokon
a rancheken, amelyeken mar
hakat tenyesztettek. Az a leg
jobban tette, ha vissza bujdo-
soft a Keletre.
Els kapott a cowboy exert a
munkaert 80 dollart6l 0tven
dollarig havonta, a gunman 60
dollartd szazhusz dollarig ha-
vOnta.
Bizony 6rankent mem esett
tiz cent sem a munkAert, inert
a cowboyok kemenyen dolgoz-
tax es munkajuk melle a ra-
adas gyakran a testi epseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-30
KOszOnOnn!

KoszOnom! 80 valaszolt tovabb-
sietve az ugyved. Es egyenesen diz0zhoz
lepdelt, aki egyszeriben arcot valtott. A
morcos vonasok szempillantas alatt me1es
BAHIA simultak rata
Jo estet, Berci Elkesett. Hol volt
mostanaig?
Az lgyved hosszan es felttin6 tartal-
masan csokolta meg no kiforditott csuk-
lojat
Dolgom volt, draga. Halaszthatat-
Ian iizleti targyalasok Bocsanatot kerek.
Mana! = fenyegette meg ferfit
feltrefasan a diz6z. - Ha megcsal, rosz-
szul jar, tudja!
Zsembery leiilt melle A kezet keze-
re tette ICY nyugtatta meg:
Ugyan dragam! Magat? Hova
gondol?
A fopincer fedezeke alatt Kitty meg
lepetve figyelte jelenetet szavakat
mem hallotta tisztan, inert parbeszed
halk volt, majdnem suttogo, de gesztu-
sok es az arcjatek mindent elarult
Szoval ICY van futott at az
agyan Hat ez Zsembery doktor fontos
izleti iigye az Astor barban. - Es eszebe
jutott Pinty6. Szanalom es diih fogta el
egyszerre. Legszivesebben odaugrott volna
Zsemberyhez es kikaparta volna szemet.
Hevesen lobogott benne a moi 0sszetartas
haragja
Azonban Tornay Akos mar ultra keszen
ALT.
Mehetiink? - kerdezte.
= Mehetiink - valaszolta Kitty Meg
egy megsemmisit6 pillantast l0vellt Zsen1-
berry fele. Azonban ez mar ekkor teljesen
elmelyedt a holggyal val6 tarsalgasba es
mem 1atott ebb6l semmit
- Mert nezett ARA most j0tt ferfire
olyan diihosen? - tette fel kerdest ru-
hatarban Tornay - Mem vetett az maga-
max semmit.
= Maga ezt mem erti - hevsekedett
Kitty. Az ferfi egy n6csabasz Egg
szerelmi szelhamos De maid en- megadom
neki
Tornay XII mem fogyott ezen az ejsza-
kan zavaros helyzetekb6l
- N6csabasz? Szelhamos? = almel-
kodott. - Holman ismeri? Kicsoda ez?
Hogy kicsoda? DR.. Zsembery Ber-
talan iigyved A Beleznay Pinty6 ker6je.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-30

lag es fillel hallhatolag kozkedvelt miivesz-
not, de Kitty elfintoritotta az orrat.
Ma, ha en- ICY fogom enekelni a
Rosina ariajat az operaban, ahogy ez ext
az amerikai dalt enekete, akkor jogo-
san fityilnek XII
- Miert? - kerdezte Tornay
Hat mem hallja, hogy olyan, mint
egy emberformaju gramofon. Mines sziye.
Kozohajra zongora ujra jatszani
kezdte az elobbi dalt Az enekesn6 mely
mellhangon ismetelte a refrent. A hall
cato csendben Tornay Akos egyszerre csak
remiilten veszi eszre, hogy duplan hall.
Kitty 0nkenteleniil es elmeriilten du-
dolgatta zene iitemen dallamot, maid
szoveg formalodott XII az ajkan Is minden-
XII felfigyelt. Az enekesn6 idegesen forgatta
fejet hang iranyaba, aztan elhallgatott.
A refren utolso szavait mar egyediil
ziimmogte felhangon Kitty es mikor be-
fejezte, kis bar kozonsege felefordulva,
viharosan tapsolt.
A harsogo dib0rgesre felriadt lany.
Tulajdonkeppen mem is tudta, mi tortent.
A diz6z leszallt a podiumr6l es diih0sen
az egyik sarokasztalkahoz telepedett. Kitty
eszbekapott es mig megszeppent mosollyal
bologatott szet teremben, jobbkezevel
SAHARA csapott Ez az 6szinte es bajos
gesztus csak novelte miisoronkiviii szam
Sikeret
Tornaynak azonban eleg volt mai
esteb6l. Az orara pillantott: ejfel fele jart
az lido. Elkapta az arrasiet6 f6pincer frakk-
jat es a szam1at kerte.
Kitty mem inert ellentmondani. Maga
is erezte, hogy exert a felhangos enek-
szamert fejmosas jar Is szedel6zk0dni
kezdett.
A f6pincer el6kel6 udvariassAggal
nyujtotta at a szamlat:
- Meltoztassanak Es legyen maskor
is szerencsenk.
= Maid ha fagy, - gondolta magaban
Tornay es mar szeretett volna kint lenni
mihamarabb Mem birta ell, hogy minden-
XII 6ket nezze
Mar eppen fel akartak allni mikor
kinyilt bejarat ajtaja es besietett rata
DIR. Zsenbery Bertalan. A pincerek az is
mer6s t0rzsvendegnek kijar6 meghitt el6-
zekenyseggel iidvoz0ltek:
- Jo estet, doktor ur! A miiveszn6
bal egyen i'll!