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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18

town. O. Penztarnok Gagyi Janos. Ell
len6r6k:. III. Szab6 Ferenc es Habo-
dasz Gustav. Haznagy es segedhaz-
Macy: Shager Antal 6s Horvath A.
J6zsef. A vegrehajt6 bizottsag tag.
jail: Pivarnik Mihalyn4, Haszonics
Ferenc. Horvath Antaln6, Barany ia
nos, Nagyne Erzsebet, Ivan Janosne,
Id. Molnar 1stvan, Csikos Janos es q
tisztikar. Nagyblzottsagi tagok: AZ
eln0k es titkar. P6ttagok: varga
Marion es Horvath Antalne. - Gytile-
seit tartja minden h6 Ak pentek
estejen 7:30-kor a hivatalos lapban
jelzett helyen. Hivatalos lap az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap. 80.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
Il MAHoNlN0 MEGYEi
MAGYAR DEMokRATA KOR
AIakuit 1881 november 2e-&n

Youngstown es k0rnyeke egyediili
magyar demokrata szervezete
Tiszteletben eln6k DR.. Laurisin Je-
no. Eln0k Tausz Gyula Bella. Alel-
n0k 6s a vegrehajt6 bizottsag eln0ke
Matyasy Istv&n. Jegyz6.titkar Ress
J6zsef, 40S w. Federal St., Young
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
+ A KALAUZOL0 EGYHAZAINK, EGYLETEINK.
KOREINK ES HIRDET0INK SZIVES FIGYELMEBE!

K0ztudomasu hogy egyhazaink egyleteink es k0reink
reszere tesleteke erdek6 hiree $500 el6re val6
lefizeese elleneben hetenent k0z0k azolat Iegke
s6bb kedd deutan craig rodankba juttatjak.
AZ EGYHAZAKNAL
kalauz dij fejeben k0z0lhet6 kil6n fejcm alatt mi
SEX istentszteIetek, gy6ntatasok urvacsoraosztas,
gyulesek es 0sszej0veteek idee Ugyszinten b&rma-
las, temetes, skOai vizsgak, keresztees es esketes
deje fejcimben tsztvisel6k nevei is k0z0Ihet6k.
CSAK KtL0N DIJAZASERT
k0z0ljuk muIatsagok piknikek bazarok, estelyek,
sziniel6adasok, jubileumok, keresztel6k esketesek
egyenek aital rendet gyaszmisek temeesek szlet&s-
napi es nevnapi estelyek stb. tud6stasai vagy e6-
zetes elentese, egyszoval mnden olyan hir, amey
penzszerzes ceIb6l jelenik meg vagy ameIynek -
mint pf gyaszmisenek, vagy temetesnek, nevnapnak,
sziiletesnap iinnepelynek - maganelege van.
Hyen ckkek, irasok vagy tud6sitasok k0zIese, new
sorraI vagy aneku soronkent 10 centte szamlaztat-
max Keretben vagy keret nelkil inchenkent ezek
hrdetesek IS centbe keriinek Cha soros szam-
Lat kvan hirdet6), vagy szalag hirdetes formaja-
ban hat hasabon, egy es fel inch magassagban meg
jelenesenkent $500.
Fzetett hirdetesekhez ugyanoyan terjedelma puffot
vagyis irott rekam cikket adunk Es mulatsagi nap
tarbm k0z0ljik
EGYLETEK ES KOR0K
kalauzoasi di fejeben meglivanhatjak, hogy
tszvisel6k teIjes nevsorat gyesek hely&t Is ideet
legalabb havonta egys7er k0z0ljiik Cha heIy van,
gyakrabban) Xviii keszseggd k6xlink -
IcJcDen
meghivast, betegek Isztaat halottak n&vsorat gyi-
kseken elfogadott fontosabb javaslatokat.
CSAK KuL0N DIJAZASERT
kOz0het6k mulatsagok, szniel6adasok vacsor&k, en-
leknapok jubileumok penzszerzes celjab6l rende-
zett OsszeOvetelek hirei Hyen tereszetii hirek
szabasat fentebb jeleztuk Gyaszjelent&sek szint&n
csak fizetett hirdetesek alakaban k0z6lhet6k.
sZEGENYEK
munkat keres6 hirdeteset ingyen k0z6ljuk
POLTTIKAI HIRDETESEK
arai $1.0O inchenkent, eI6re fizetve
CSALADI OSSZEJOVETELEK
sziiletes- Is nevnapok hireit vENDEGEK NEVEI
NEIKUL ingyen k6z0ljuk Is szivesen elfogadunk
minden mas, a magyarokat &rdell6 k0z&rdeku hire
ket Ha pedig az iIlet6 megjelent vendegek neveit
IS kvanja k6z6lni ugy 20 nevg $1OO nzctend6
az0nfelu minden 10 nev utan 50 cent kiil6n ali ff
FIZETETT HIRDETESEK
megirasat vagy angordl magyana valid fordit&s6t
ingyen v&gezzdk
AMERIKAI MAGYAR HIRIAP
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18

a dusgazdag gyapju nagyke-
resked6 tiirelmetlen idegesseg-
gel kiabalt ra:
- Nit akar t6lem?
De a k0vetkez6 pillanatban
maid hanyatt esett, inert a
fatal ember higgadtan mond-
ia:
- Szazezer font sterlinget
akarok ont6l k0lcsonozni. (Ez
amerikai penzben korulbeliil
felmilli6 dollart tett XII abban
az id6ben.
A dusgazdag ember fejet
csovalta Is rosszalolag NOR
mogta:
- Tudtam, hogy bolond kell
legyen.
Azutan hangosan mondotta:
- De hat voltakeppen kicso-
da maga?
A fatal ember habozas mel
kill felelte:
- Cecil Rhodes vagyok.
- No, - mondta a nagy-
keresked6, - ett6l mem lettem
okosabb. De az mem bal. uljon
csak le, fatal ember es WIS
galjuk meg, hogy mi motosz-
kal a maga fejeben? 0nnek
az az 6hajtasa, hogy szazezer
fontot kolcs0nozzon t6lem.
Ugy-e, ez az ohajtasa?
- Mem, kerem. Ez nekem
mem 6hajtasom, hanem aka
ratOm.
Csovalta a fejet a gazdag ke
resked6 es szinte gunyosan
mondta:
- Ugy latom, fam, hogy
maga szereti az eros kifejeze-
seket. De jol van, no! Hat vol
takeppen nit akar azzal a
szazezer fonttal?
Cecil Rhodes megmondta:
0ssze akarom vasarolni
Australia egesz gyapju terme-
set, ugy, hogy hatvan nap
alatt az mar uton is legyen
Europa fele.
Ossze akarja vasarolni az
egeszet? - csodalkozott a Macy
keresked0.
Igen, az egeszet - isme-
telte a fatal ember.
Megint csovalta a fejet a ke-
resked6:
Es tudja on AIT, hogy
mennyi az egesz termes ara;
Tudom. K0rulbeliil ket es
fel millio font sterling. De ne
KEN szazezer font eleg ARA
hogy az egesz termest lek0s-
sem es amint atkuldtem AT
Londonba, mar meg is kapon
erte a teljes vetelarat.
Es mondja csak, fiatal
ember, mennyit akar maya
nyerni az uzleten?
Egy milli6 font sterlinget
les nemcsak akarok, hanen
nyerek is. A gyapju ara hat.
van napon beliil ketszer amy,
lesz, mint ma.
- Hat ezt mar honnan tud
ia?
Megmondta AIT Cecil Rhodes
roviden:
- Tudom. Francfaorszag ha
dat uzent Nemetorszagnak &
ere a gyapju ara Londonbar
negyven percenttel megdragult
es azota is alland6an dragul.
-Szinte tatva maradt a nagy.
keresked6 szaja:
Nezze csak, fatal bara-
tom. Tenger alatti kabel meg
nincs Europa es Australia ko.
z0tt, hogy taviratot kaphatot1
volna Londonb6l. A leggyor.
sabb halo Sc tudja ezt az utat
0tven napnal hamarabb meg.
tenni Is az utols6 angol lapok
szerint a gyapju ket h6nar
el6tt egyre olcs6bb lett. lit a
lap, nezze meg.
K0sz0n0m, mem vagyok ra
Hvancsf. Nekem frissebb hi
rem vannak. Tiz naposak.
Hnovon koYhotott vn1nn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
oLvASGATAS K0ZBEN

Cecil Rhodeshez hasonl6 en-
Der nincs a magyar historia-
ban. Mem is lehet, inert a ma
gyar almok soha mem mentek
tul a Karpat hatarain. Rakoczi
gondolt egyszer ARA, hogy egy-
ben Lengyelorszag kiralya is lie
gyen es azzal elvesztette erdelyi
fejedelmi koronajat is. Bakacs
Tamas, a parasztfiubol lett her
cegprimas inert arrol almodni,
hogy a r6mai papak tiaraja fe-
jere kerulj0n, de az olasz bibo-
rosok kibabraltak vele. Hollos
Matyasnak lett volna modja
ARA, hogy a fekete hadsereg-
gel terlileteket hoditson, de
meg Sc probalkozott a feladat-
tai. Eleg gondot adott neki az,
hogy feken tartsa a magyar
fourakat, meg a t0rok falank-
sagot.
Az angolba azonban be van
oltva az a gondolat, hogy az
egesz vilag ura legyen es ez a
nemzeti sajatossag valtott XII
olyan embert, mint Cecil Rho
des volt.
* * *
Ugy mondom ell a tortenetet,
ahogy hitelesnek latszo k0ny-
vekben olvastam.
Az 1870-ik ev koriil London
bol egy fatal legenyke erke-
zett az australia Sidney va
rosba, ahol hasztalan keresett
mtiveltsegenek es kepzettsege-
mex megfelel6 munkat. Elval-
lalt volna penze fogytan bar
nit is, de mem kellett senki-
mex. Ehes gyomorral jarkalt az
utcakon,~ mig vegre a tenger-
partra keriilt, ahol a capa-ha-
laszok vannak. Mem a husaert
fogjak a capat, hanem a juta-
lomert, amit minden megfogott
capa utan fizet ma is az ausz-
traliai kormany.
- Amint a fatal ember oft
6gyelgett volna a tengerpar-
ton, megszolalt az egyik ha-
lasz:
Hallod-e legeny! Tarta-
made a halaszo szerszamot ad-
dig, amig pihenek egy kicsit?
Hatha neked jobb szerencsed
lesz?
Allg vette az eheS natal em.
ber a kezebe a horgot, maris
elkapta ait egy capa, meg
pedig a nagyjabol valo.
Ha mar megfogtad, hat
bontsd is XII, - mondotta q
halasz a fatal embernek. LIE.
gyen a tied, amit, benne ta-
lalsz.
A capa rendkiviif falank al.
lat. Elnyel mindent, ami utja.
ba keriil, meg a leglehetetle.
nebb targyakat is es azok he
tekig fekiisznek a gyomraban
amig tul tud adni rajtuk. Nehs
ertekes dolgokat is talalnak az
elfogott capa hasaban, de leg
tobbnyire semmi haszna mines
annak, amt kiveSznek bel6le.
Nit talalt, NIT mem talalt az
ehes fatal ember a capa gyom
raban, arT6l egy sz6t Sc szolt
de otthagyta a halat a halasz'
max. Hadd vesz6djek az vele
anig a kormany jutalmat meg
kappa, amt pedig par 6ran be.
It'll kifizettek volna es ICY jul
tott volna neki is ennival6ra
bel6le.
A mi fatal emberiink utnak
indult a varos fele es becsen-
getett a leggazdagabb ember
hireben all6 nagykeresked6 al
ITALIAN ugy reggel kilenc ora
tajban, inert a capat meg
egesz koran fogta XII a tenger-
b6l.
A sapadt arcu, -rosszul Otto
z0tt fatal ember el6tt az mas
mem nyitott ajt6t, hanem be-
ment a reggeliz6 asztal mellett
lilo gazdajahoz es jelentette:
- Egv csavarg6nak latSz6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18

Nit vegez ell hamarabb egy
no? a szepsegapolast, vagy a
portOrleSt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
EGYL-ETI kALAUZOK
"Ameka Magyar Hap" aabbi eoyhaxanak, eoyeteknsk
IS k6r6knek hivataos iapIa 1885

American Hungarian Journal the official Of the follow
Ing Hungarian Churches. societfss and Clubs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
REFoRMATus EGxHAzI FERFI 60
N0l BETEoeEcELYz0 E0YLEr

"a Ferfi Esylet alakuit 1916 sxept 2.
4 N8f E0ylet 1917 okt6ber 14-en So .
k6t egyIet csatIakoxott 1921 Jan. 15.)
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M The Local T'heaters

George Murphy, Andrea Leeds and Bergen's new dummy Mortimer Snerd.
 A capacity audience attended all performances and mary of them were fairly rolling in the aisles as one after another the Bergen-Mc- Carthy cracks flowed forth.
 The high point of the film is the fued between Charlie and Morti- mer Charlie resents the new dummy because he doesn't like the idea of anyone stealing the lime light, but himself.
 There is vast difference between Charlie and the new dummy. In fact they're as different as day and night. Mortimer is shy and bash ful GUS, with a rural draWl and be- cause of his inferior complex is found hiding under Bergen's coal tails half the time.
 Menjou, Miss Leeds and Murph, also add their bit to the fun. Tht three stars turn in splendid Der. i formances.
 All in all here is the big pictur, of the year, one that has mus see" all over it. The whole family is sure to enjoy it in the cool com. fortable atmosphere of the air con. ditioned State theater.
 Included on the same bill as tn, second big hit is Danger on tn, Air, starring Donald Woods ant Nan Grey.
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Weep ilo more, my lady, because you wear larger sizes-for here's Claire Tilden's Pattern 655 to give your lingerie the same gracious fit that your simmer sisters possesses! Send immediately for this pattern and find out for yourself how simple it is to run up a beauti- fully tailored slip-and-pantie set, with the aid of the Step -by-Step Sewing Guide. See how flattering the long bodice sections are with just the right amount of soft gath CTS. The fit is improved, too, by the long extensions from the skirt into the bodice-for these help to smooth down the diaphragm. Take particular note of the panties They are especially designed for matrons, and are in slightly long, CT leg style. Choose serviceable, easily laundered silks oI synthetics. Pattern 655 is cut in women's sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, A, 46, 4S and 50. Size 36 requires 1-2 yards 39 inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to the Waterbury Democrat Pattern Department.
 Monday: Slimline Fr0ck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-13

fun> starting in New Orleans where Don and Bob, two young stalwarts, try to prevent their father from falling for shoWgirl. They finally send him on vacation to New York, but unknown to the boys, Papa takes Josette along with him and Simone Simon, wardrobe mistress in the cabaret, puts on the show in Joette's name. With Jo- sette No in New York, naturally Josette No. remains in the gay city of the south for the laughing est courtship in the annals of TO- nance.
 Featured in the supporting cast is Bert Lahr and Joan Davis who re- gently was acclaimed as the lead ing comedienne by a New York newspapers nation wide pool; Paul Hurst, William Collier, ST, and Tala Birell have prominent roles in the film.
 Co-featuring the program is '"The Saint in New York" a new an deXciting revelation of war of modern society against racketeers and crime. The film concerns the adventures of a deadly hero "The Saint" who essays to wipe out the gangster overlords of a great city after the police have proved help less to punish them Louis Hay ward has the title role, with Kay Sutton in the feminine lead sup ported by Sig Rumann, Jonathan Hale. Paul Guilfoyle and other noted characters.
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of course there was food to rustic and shelter to provide.
 There is born in every person, I am sure, the inherited conflicts be- tween need, meaning work, and his natural preference for leisure, said leisure being a throW-back to pre- natal influence.
 Do you see then, mother dear, what a real battle it is to learn to work and like it
 Child Avoids Time, Duty"
 The little child certainly does not want to loaf and dream, and is normally as busy with his af- fairs as a dancing mouse, but hark to this, please His impulse is only to do what the moment brings to mind. He avoids the coercion of time or duty.
 Parents and instructors make the most of this interest" attitude and divert it into responsibility chan nels. This IS wise and necessary. However, as childhood advances, there comes a time when there can be no blend between wanting to do and having to do. Every child must learn that there are tasks that must be done because they have to be done and for no other reason
 Children of all ages and kinds
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-13
Shades of flrple for Sports

For the lucky girls who can wear shades of lavender and purple, this combination is happy choice for a sports ensemble. Joan Bennett, blond screen actress, wore clever ly tailored sports jacket of laven- der suede over an angora sweater and tweed skirt of deep purple at the Hollywood Turf club the other day. Her fine felt hat matched the purple of her sweater and skirt. Bag and pumps were of black patent, gloves of natural pigskin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-13
Glorityimg Yourself
By ALICIA HART

day and see that her diet includes plenty of fruit juices and milk, sal- ads and fresh vegetables. One whose eating, sleeping and other health habits are above reproach isn't like ly to have skin faults of any de- scription.
 If your skin is dry, you un- doubtedly will find cream rouge more satisfactory than powder or cake varieties. Select a shade that matches the color your cheeks become after violent exercise and learn to apply it perfectly. Keep it fairly high and see that there are no rough edges. Also, don't leave a white space between the edge of the color and your ear. If you have trouble blending rouge smoothly, put a s2eck of cleansing cream on each cheek before you start batting and blending.
 Your hands, arms and elbows are likely to need as much fabrication as your face and throat If so, by all means massage hand lotion into them everal times day and, once a week, cover them with your rich est night cream, and leave it on as long as possible.
 NEXT: Beauty for college girl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-13

hot flashes from the menopause. (Mrs. l.. J. O.
 AnsWer-Send three e-cent-stamped envelope bearing your address and repeat your request.
 Quinine as Tonic
 Have lived in southern Indiana twenty years. Don't know whether I have had true malaria or not. But since taking two grain quinine capsules three times daily for over four months I have gained much in general health. Would it be harm- full in any way to continue it, or to resume taking 1t later? (Mrs. c. L0
 Answer-I should say rather taka it for a month in the spring, again in the summer, again in the au- tumn.
 Copyright 1888, John F. Dille Co.y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-13
STRAND

Performances this evening at Warner Bros. Strand theater con- cludes the engagements of Mar garet Sullavan, James Stewart and Walter Pidgeon in "The Shopwor,l Angel; also Shirley Ross, Lloyd Nolan and John Howard in Prison Farm"
 Don Ameche, Robert Young and Simone Simon, three delightful stars, head the cast of the gay com edy "JoSette" which, under the new Strand policy of three new shows week, starts with performances tomorrow afternoon and closes Monday evening.
 The film is just one grand laugh riot from beginning to end with the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-13
POLES

A movie" in the real sense of the word, so packed with motion and action that it will keep the audiences on the edge of it's seats throughout, is "The Crowd Roars" opening today at LoeW's Poli with Robert Taylor in the leading role The picture is triumph for Tay- Tor in new type of role which he fulfills with the finest acting and ability. Teamed with the star again is Maureen O'Sullivan, who once more shows herself the ideal TO- mantle foil, sincere, appealing and fortnight. And for the competition there's her school chum Jane Wy man, admirable as the blond rival for Taylor's affections. If anyone could steal" the picture from Fay Tor, which is Well-nigh impossible so completely does he score a knockout, it would be Frank Nor gan, as his father, the dissolute ex-Vaudeville ham. As Brian Me- Coy, Morgan is superb, not only in his comedy but his dramatic delin- cation of all the characters poten- tialities. Edward Arnold portrays the big shot gambler who pulls the behind the arena strings: William Gargan has a memorable role as John Martin, eX-light-heavyWeight champ, who is killed by his former pupil, Taylor in a comeback bout.
 The associate feature on this bill is Keep Smiling, starring the wonder kid of her age, Jane With CTS. She is supported by well and able cast in Gloria Stuart ant Henry Wilcoxon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-13
LOW BLOOD PRESSURE

LOW BLOOD PRESSURE
 The most frequent cause of low blood pressure is anemia. It must be remembered that low blood pressure is not a disease and can- not be intelligently treated without an understanding of the condition of which it is sign. It would be as foolish to follow diet or treat ment or take medicine for low blood pressure without particular regard for what, if anything, ails the patient, as 1t is to attempt to lower or correct high blood pres sure in any such blind way. It must be remembered too that certain individuals normally have blood pressure lower than the average, just as some of us may have a pulse rate slower than the average.
 It is my conviction that the less a layman knows or imagines he knows about blood. pressure, the better for his health.
 I have always had bradycardia,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-13

which, I blush to say, means slow heart and has nothing to do with my name. When I last noticed, many years ago, my blood pressure was lower than the average, too. But what do I care? Although have been examined great many times and, could have read the blood pressure as 1t was measured, I have never been interested enough to pay any attention to it. Even if it were abnormally high or low, it would be futile to feel anxious about 1t or to attempt to do any, thing about it other than the diag- nosis and treatment of the condi- tion responsible.
 A certain type of constitution body build, physical development or makeup, variously designated as "asthenic," weak" or "enterop- totic," is generally associated with low blood pressure. These indi- viduals are usually fat-chested, long-waisted, more or less sway backed or lordotic, that is, the for ward curve of the spine is exag- gerated. They usually have falling sagging or ptosis of various ab- dominal organs. Inheritance of poor structural material may be a factor of this constitutional or physical frailty, but in my judg- ment inadequate physical educa- tion in childhood and youth is a more important factor. We cannot here consider the question in detail. Some practical suggestions may be found in the new edition of the Last Brady Symphony, complete words and music for ten cents coin, if you accompany your re- quest with three-cent-stamped envelope bearing your address.
 In another large group of in- dividuals with low blood pressure the fundamental trouble is nutri- tional deficiency, shortage of cal- cium, phosphorus and iron in the diet or in the individuals capacity to assimilate these elements from food; such incapacity to assimilate is generally due to inadequate SUD- ply of vitamins D, B and G-vita- min D Sunshine vitamin) being essential for the assimilation of calcium and phosphorus and their retention and utilization in the body; vitamins B and G being es- sential for the assimilation and utilization of iron. High calcium diet is generally advisable for these individuals, together with calcium feeding the supplementary rations of vitamins D, B and G. Instruc- tions are given in a monograph on Daily Requirement of Calcium, Calcium Feeding and The Vita mins Everybody Needs, available on request if you provide three cent-stamped envelope bearing your address.
 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 Prejudice Is Being Overcome
 Communication from a liability insurance company closes with this observation:
 We believe prejudice against the ambulant or injection treatment of hernia is being overcome. The method appears to be employed by a majority of industrial surgeons in this state as well as in Ca bordering state)."
 AnsWer-The March of Medicine has always been like that-frequent pauses, marking step, while the lead- CTS scuffle with their prejudices.
 Men0pause
 Please send me information con- corning calcium for the relief of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-13

helped to make this last vacation the best I've ever had"
 If you want to seal a friendship, don't make Anne's blunders. Be chatty, gay, natural. Let your correspondent sense YOU in your letters. Don't be afraid to use in- teresting, colorful phrases: "glim- mering moonlight" "silvery water"
 Write letters that sparkle with originality. Follow tips in our 32-page booklet for friendly, so- cial, business letters. Common er- TOTS to avoid.
 Send 10c in coins for your copy of GOOD LETTER WRITING MADE EASY to the Waterbury Democrat Home Service 635 Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, AD- DRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-13

Shame on you, Anne, for scraWl- ing such a note to Jack! After hit ting it off so well during vacation you're spelling friendship by writ ing:
 T caught cold coming home. Il has rained every day since I've been back. Haven't been anywhere or done anything. I am sorry to be so long writing"
 When Jack said, Let me hear from you," do you think he looked forward to hearing woes and apolo- gies? No wonder he's disappointed.
 If only Anne had written: Its good to be at home again, but how l miss our tennis games, the pie nics, and the rowing You
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-13
STATE

A new era in screen entertain
 ment moved across the screen of Waterburys only air conditioned motion picture theater, the Warner Bros. State, yesterday during the presentation of "A Letter of Intro duction" starring Adolphe Menjou, Charlie Mccarthy, Edgar Bergen,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-13
Mondays Menu

BREAKFAST: Stewed rhu- barb, Canadian bacon, orange and nut mullins, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Green corn choWder, crisped French bread, fruit bowl, cookies, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Chilled grapefruit juice, corned beef hash with poached eggs, fried potatoes, buttered spinach, carrot and cabbage salad, fresh peach cream layer cake, coffee, milk.