davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-01-21

sadder than ever. She walked
all around the skeleton and
said, "It's different looking"
She meant funny looking.
Glow wing monoplane," he
explained. "The cabin is set
far away from the engine as is
consistent with good aerody-
mamie efficiency. Wen insulate
the whole cabin structure from
the main-Oh, you don't care"
az do. Father said you were
on your last legs, Had no
money and no credit"
"IIe's crazy. Sa-ay, did he
send you here Toto"
"You know he didn't" They
were glaring at each other
again. She said, "I'm sorry I
came. II hope when you finish
1our darned ship, it sounds
ike a boiler factory in flight"
A WEEK LATER they used
their last piece of aluminium.
They'd spent $1,000 and they
had no more. And they'd need
engines and propellers and a
dozen other smaller but i'm
portant things.
eve could borrow the
motors, if we went to one of
the manufacturers and talked
Fast" Johnny said. "But we've
just got to get this ship to the
point where she needs motors"
For a whole heartbreaking
day they sat around the shed
talking about schemes they
knew wouldn't work. At last
Pete said grimly, "We'll have
to go out looking for
hacker"
They both knew that Hilary's
father had been shopping
around. If dust gathered on
the shining wings of their ship,
if she never took off for far
skies Pete couldn't bear it.
But when he pictured himself
bending his neck to Hilary's
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-01-21
TOWN PERSONALITIES:

GREEN scrambled eggs for
breakfast on Sunday.
Blue poached eggs on Tues
day.
Black fried eggs with bacon
on Wednesday.
A purple omelet on Friday.
These could be appetizing
breakfast dishes in the friendly
home of William Kirk, of Hill
ton, New York, for he has put
color into egg-producing.
For colored-yolk eggs are
regular products of Mr.. Kinks
stock of blood-tested hens. Mr..
Kirk feeds them a food, chemi-
cally treated by feed COM
nany, and presto-you have
eggs with varied-hued yolks-
Green, red, purple. black or all
white.
Other than the color of the
volk the egg is just the same
rs any of the other high-quality
eggs from Mr.. Kinks hens.
Mr.. Kinks experiments are
intended simply to prove that
what one feeds a hen goes into
he egg.
It's as simple as can bc-giv-
on good food hens will produce
rood eggs. Hens permitted to
cat as they please will yield in
.erior eggs.
So far, Mr.. Kirk has found
only the yolks of the egg sus-
ceptible to the color caprice, the
white is as in any ordinary egg.
Mr.. Kirk doubts if colored
eggs could be handled success
'ully on a commercial basis.
or if there happened to be no
''emand for eggs of a par
ocular color on the day they
were placed on the market, the
fealer, of course, would have to
dispose of them at a loss on a
,lter date.
Mr.. Kinks unique experiment
"ecently brought him before the
,1icrophone on Gabriel Heat
ter's Thursday evening eve,
he People" program over a ma
,ion-wide hookup.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-01-21

father, it was even worse. Both
he and Johnny preferred the
agony of sitting in ante-rooms,
waiting to talk to men who
might possibly have enough
money and enough sense to
put the cash to finish the
Jaynes-Marvin airliner.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-01-21

Then, Unexpectedly, while
getting into an elevator to talk
to still another prospect, Pete
bumped into old Lem Marsh
himself.
"Heard you were on the
rocks, Pete" doomed the old
man, with relish.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

year, pending results Of the current
inquiry.
The proposed combination plan
would apply the income tax only to
business places, earnings from invest
ments and professional groups. Indi-
viduals working for wages or salary
would not pay the income tax, thereby
minimizing the difficulty over the nom
resident question. Individual wage
earners would be reached by coupling
with the income levy a sales tax, with
certain necessities exempted 1t has
been pointed out that the business or
professional man would also pay the
sales tax when he bought an article
for himself Supporters of the plan
point out, however, that, If adopted
as a substitute for the present busi-
ness privilege levy, it would place the
business tax on net instead of gross
basis. Repeal of the intangible per-
sonal tax also is being studied as .
part of the program.
Transients Would Pay Share.
nhotiAOA Ga AAiACLt dAs As0ASCu Al SdR-
port of the combination plan is that
the saIes-tax feature would give the
District a source of revenue from
transients, as In some other cities at
the present time.
1t was emphasized by some of the
experts yesterday that this is still only
one of number of tentative sugges-
tions to be discussed
For example, Assessor Fred D. Allen
recently recommended revision of the
inheritance tax and inclusion in it of
local gift tax.
The congressional experts also are
assembling data on other sources that
have been tried elsewhere. Senator
King reiterated yesterday his hope that
program will be worked out on which
the congressional experts and the local
advisory group can agree The date
for this weeks conference has not been
determined definitely.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

Two American war heroes added
their contributions to the thousands
swelling the Districts annual Red
Cross. Roll Call yesterday when they
were enrolled by volunteer worker
at the Red Cross Museum.
Both Philip B. Keefer, Spanish
American War hero, and Capt. Clar-
ence M. Casey" Jones, World War
veteran, we're enthusiastic in their
praise of the work of the Red Cross
in periods of peace as well as in
war.
Mr.. Keefer was awarded the Con-
gressioral Medal of Honor 'for coura-
geous and jealous conduct A" on
the U. S. S. Iowa off the coast of
Cuba in 1893 Mr.. Keefer, carried
on the rolls as coppersmith, and
a seond-class fireman, working in a
fireroom on the battleship following
boiler explosion. managed to haul
the fires from the remaining boilers
and narrowly avert the imminent
danger of an explosion which might
have cost hundreds of lives. The
men worked, half-blind and scalded,
in a room full of live steam and
on a floor covered with boiling water
while they were extinguishing the
fires.
Casey" Jones. a national rehabilita-
ton officer of the Veterans of For
eign Wars, was battalion intelligence
Evening star., 1938-10-09

Democratic and Republican candi-
oates for Governor and Senator in
Maryland's general election will in
wade the Washington metropolitan
area of their State next week.
Gov. Harry W. Nice and former
Judge Oscar Lesser of Baltimore, Re-
publican senatorial nominee, will speak
at the Prince Georges County Court
House at Upper Marlboro at pm.
Tuesday and at the Masonic Temple,
Hvattsville, at pm, the same day.
On Wednesday they will lead a barn
storming tour of Montgomery County.
Meanwhile, Attorney General Her
bert r. O'Conor, Democratic guber-
material nominee, and Senator Tydings
will address Democratic rallies at
Marlboro Court House Thursday at 2
pm. and at the Hyattsville Armory at
pm.
Plans for the Nice-Leser Montgomery
County tour were announced today by
Robert McKeever, chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee
' for the county.
The Governor and Judge Lesser will
arrive in Rockville Wednesday at $50
I'm. They will lead q motor caravan
OF other State candidates and members
OF the central committee around the
county
The first stop will be Sandy Spring,
Evening star., 1938-10-09

officer, with the. rank of first ieu-
tenant. in the 26th Infantry during
the World War.
Ordered to determine the condition
of enemy wire entanglements in the
Mont Sec area, he was knocked I'M
conscious when he touched an electri-
fed section of the wire. Sparks and
blue flame shot from his body at
the contact, and the fash Immediately
drew machinery fire. Following his
rescue by members of his patrol he
spent months in hospitals and finally
was discharged as permanently and
totally disabled.
Capt. Jones has high praise for the
Red Cross, which did SO much to
bolster his morale during his months
in the hospital and his convalescence.
Both men had ample opportunity
to see the work of the Red Cross in
war and in peace. and they particu-
larly commend the organization's reg
ular service to ex-service men still
fighting their way back to health in
Government hospitals. They pointed
out that such work of the Red Cross
was carried on week after week as
a part of the regular program Of ac-
tivity. As such, it is less spectacu-
lar, but furnishes aid needed just as
desperately, as the assistance fur
nished in times of hurricane and
flood.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
Taxes
Continued From First Page,) }


agree to that, except to draft the
measure "as a foundation on which
bricks could be added as needed"
through fiexibility in the rates.
As they prepared for this weeks
meeting, the tax experts were still
giving serious study to the proposed
combination income-sales levy While
this is only one of number of plans
being considered, it is the major new
idea advanced since the present search
for a substitute for the gross receipts
tax was undertaken.
See Advantages in Plan.
The congressional tax experts, who
were directed by Congress to supervise
the local survey, see number of ad-
vantages in this combined levy, but
they are not committed to it, and are
known to take the view that. as long
as the required revenue is raised, the
wishes of local residents should be
followed as far as possible in de-
termining the sources of taxation.
Both the income and sales taxes,
when proposed separately, were re-
jected by Congress during the past
two years. The income levy ran into
controversy in the House over its ap-
plication to non-residents, including
Government officials and members Of
Congress. Then, when a limited sales
tax with certain necessities excluded
was proposed in the Senate, it was re-
jected and the income tax substituted.
Finally, in conference, compromise
was reached on the business privilege
tax on gross receipts, which has been
continued temporarily for second
Evening star., 1938-10-09
CCOvernOr-SenatOr Candidates
viii Tour in Nearby Maryland

then Laytonsville, Clarksbure and
Gaithersburg, where the party will
take time out for lunch at the Masonic
Hall.
The caravan will return to Rock
vile for Republican meeting at 2:30
pm, followed by visits to Bethesda,
Chevy Chase and Takoma Park.
Candidates and committee members
will have dinner at the Manor Club.
The big windup for the day will be a
countrywide Republican mass meeting
in the Silver Spring Armory at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
Lost Homing Pigeon
Drops in on Police,
Who Locate Owner
BY fhe Associated Press.

BY fhe Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Binp
Bing, homing pigeon lost on q
flight from Charlottesville, Va, to
Brooklyn. dropped into police
headquarters tonight, landing on
the telephone switchboard, evi-
IDENTIFY to seek help in getting
home.
Capt. Robert Connolly found
the birds owner, John Carlow,
who said Bing Bing was the only
one of 1900 pigeons from New
York and New Jersey which did
not return after being released in
Virginia today for a race to New
York. The winner was Baby Face.
Time ia hours.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
MARTHA RAVE WEDS

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 8 (P.-Martha
We and David Rose were married
ate this afternoon at Ensenada, Baja
california, the actress telephoned a
friend here.
Miss Raye and Rose, a composer,
eft here last night.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

Lithium. the lightest metal known, is
obtained from an alkaline substance
called lithia.s 1t was discovered In
1917.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
Dresser Bose, $40
Mirror, $40

One Of the nony Whitney maple
pieces ground which you con build
your own bed room suite. Of
course there ore beds, vonities,
chests, etc. to 90 with this dresser,
and oil temptineIy priced, too.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

Whitney maple with the ex-
ceIIent Whitney cobinety
and veIvet-like Sunny New
England finish :. . durobls
and beautiful. Six drawers in
ell with two small drawers
at top. Size STA inches toll
ond 34h inches wide.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
.nla,rl, sls,ai .,,ll,
Odohozo : Budopesten

lanyokkal tarka az Idora Park
vagy 5000 mertf6ldnyire Leany
falut6l. Tetszett neki.
Tartsa meg az listen a jo
szokasukat mondotta. LIE is
adta a tavirat sz0veget azonnal
Pestre es az ideert Young
stownba hamarabb, mint en-
feladtam, inert lit Young
stownban akkor meg csak 4
ora reggel volt.
Mentiink fiirodni a Dunaba.
Hej de regen volt, hogy erez-
tenn a testemen a Duna szelid
simogatasat. Hogy usztam az
arral lefele. Hogy mem fejtet-
TEN XII er6met felfele harcolva
a folyam sodra ellen. Fiirdes
utan egy kis napozas a Duna
strandjan. A viz, a part tele
lubickol6 vldam gyermekek-
kel, asNonyokkal, leanyokkal.
A batrabbak atusszak a Dunat
a "szigetre". A vasarnapi vad-
evez6s0k erkeznek. A csonak-
tEtaj tele csonakokkal. Shines,
derus elet a tuz6 magyar nap
alatt, magyar wien, magyar
leveg6betl.
Este lebandukolurk a hegy-
rol. Feliltiirlk az autobuszba,
amely Visegrad es Scent Endre
k0zt kozlekedik. Scent Endren
meg fel a "kavedaralobol" vii
laniossa atvedlett vicinalisra es
vissza Pestre. A vonat tele ha-
zater6 kirandulokkal. Egy Wig
tarsasag dalol- Gyermekek al
mosan bologatnak. Pest az es-
te gyony0riien hvilagitott tim
dervaros. Jol esett a pihen6.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
MULATSAeOk
NAPTARA

Ebben rovatban dijtala-
nul kozoljiik azon egyha-
zak. egyletek, vsgy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, 6ssze-
j0veteleit. stb. - nem t0bb
mint 2 h6nappai el6re is,
anelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja Is amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat :a1lunk
szerzik be.
November 11-12 6 13-6n,
pentek, szombat IS vasarnap
~ oreg Ref. EgyhAz bazarja q
templom basementje jeben.
November Is, 26, 27-en, pen
tek, szolnbat, vas&rnap q SIT.
1y0rgy Cor. Kath. Hitk0zseg
3azarja.
December 26-&n, kar&csony
mAsod odnapjAn este az Oreg
Ref. Egyhaz karacsonyi tanc-
mulatsaga q Central Audito-
riumban. L. Thomas radio ze-
nekara muzsikM.
Decelnber h6 26-an, hetf6n
karacsony nasodn dnapjan 8
campbe Dir Polgari K0r IS Ma,
gyar Haz karacsonyi tancmu.
latsaga q Magyar Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
.SOK AUTO LOPAS
YOUNCSTOWNBAN

A multi penteken ejszaka a
tolvajok teljes er6vel dolgoz-
tax, az tigyessegiiket kiilono-
sen az autok korul gyakorol-
tax. A Youngstown iskolak
igazgatoja, Pliny H. Powers,
akinek a gepje a Board of
Education epulet mellett volt
leallitva, panaszt emelt a rend
6rsegen, hogy a feltort auto
jabol elloptak egy irogepet,
egy kezitaskat Is ket fels6ka-
batot, amelyek koziil az egyik
E. r. Williams, BDard of
Education tisztvisel6e volt.
Ugyancsak penteken este a
tdvajok feltortek Rev. Frank
G. Sayers, Rochester, N. Y,
regebben Youngstown lelkesz
autojat es onnet elvittek egy
ferfi felsokabatot es egy tas-
kat, amely ferfi es moi ruha-
zatot tartalmazott.
T0bb lakohaz es iizlet helyi-
Seget is meglatogattak a be-
t0r6k, kisebb-nagyobb ertekii
zs&knanyra teve szert.
Pallay Mariska isnert ma
gyar tanitone autojarol ellop-
TAX egy extra kereket.
Fot. Kosztik J6zsef a SIT
Erzsebet Hitk0zseg paebanosa-
max autojat is elloptak, de
Brogley Ferenc magyar rend-
Or egy ora rnulva mar meg is
talalta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
EL6FIZETESI NYUGTAZAS

Martin Pal, Knabel Lajos,
Hauser Fiil0p, Hegediis Ist-
van, Liptak Ferenc, Mislay
Janos, Mrs. A. Migletz, Nor
way Janos, Feher Janos, DR.. A.
w. Migletz, Karosi Janos,
Kuthy Gy0rgy, varga Gyula,
Varga Istvan, Szalma Janos,
Simon Karoly, 10th Janos,
Rev. A. Jeromos, Kiss Mihaly,
Bodnar JanOs, More JanoS,
Piszkor Janos, Takacs Mihaly,
Hajdu Pal, F. A. 10th, Cson-
tOs Janos, Mrs. M. Kovacs,
Hriczo Janos, Luteran Janos,
Nemeth O. Jozsef, Horvath
Jozsef, Kekes Janos, Soos
Janos, Ignatz S. Gyula,
zs6fi Ferenc, Szuhi Janos,
Szluka Ferenc, Fedor Janos,
Boda Andras, E. J. Darazs,
Mrs. Eva Simonovszky, Erdey
Andras, Vask6 Janos, Pipoly
Ferenc, Szalay Jozsef, BAGS
kay J61sef, K0vics Ferenc,
Gulyas Mihaly, Fedor Andras,
Geese JAnos, Szalay Ferenc,
StanlxO james, Molnar Janos,
Szakacs Daniel, virag Jozsef,
Pedro Janos, Zsarn6cky J6-
zsef, B6nyei Laszl6, Moenich
Victor, Zuti Ferenc.
0sszesen go.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10

aranyer miitetje a betegre mem
nagy meger6ltetessel jar, k0ny-
nyen hbirjak es r0videsen le-
het ujra dolgozni az operaci6
utan. Sok orvos van, aki in
kabb oltassal, mint operaci6val
gy6gyitja ezt a bait, inert az d
tapaztalatuk, hogy az ilyen
gy6gyitas utan kevesebb aka
lom van a kiujulaSra, mint
operacio utan. Az oltasokkal
val6 kezeles mem alasztia meg
q beteget munkajaban. Persze,
az orvoson mulik, hogy melyik
m6dot valasztja es tartia leg
jobbnak az adott esetben.
Dr.. N. r. MAHRER
20 Erie Terminal Bldg.
Youngstown, Ohio
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
zUCJON A HARANC

Vasarnap a Scent Istvan,
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya es
a Scent Gyorgy magyar temp
lomokban halaado Istenti@-
telet lesz a magyar Felfold
felszabadulasa alkalmabol.
A reformatus egyhazakban
szinten megemlekeznek a
nagy esemenyr6l.
Az egyhazal lelkeszei kerik
a hiveket es altalaban a ma
gyarsagot jojjenek Ell a temp
lomokba es adjanak Istennek
halat a magyar Igazsag gy6-
zelmeert.
A harom katholikus temp
lomban a halaadas a 1890
perckor kezd6d6 nagy mise
kereteben lesz.
A Scent Istvan harangjai IL
oratol kezdve Is percen at
zugni fognak listen dicseretere
a magyar gy6zelem megiin-
neplesere.
Az Amerikai Magyar Sz0-
vetsegr0l is megemlekeznek. A
kOz0s megmozdulasbol az
egyhazak is kiveszik reszuket.
A Scent Istvan Egyhaznal
kul0n persely lesz most vasar-
nap a felszabaditott magya-
rok felsegitesere.
A Nagybizottsag legkoze-
lebbi gyiilesen foglalkozik
maid a Youngstown magyar
sag reszvetelevel az Amerikai
Magyar Sz0vetseget illet6leg.
Ere a celra perselyek most
mem leSzlek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas los - 2nd ST. Niles, o

MULTI VASARNAP volt egy-
hazunkban az ujbori Urva-
csora osztas, melyhez a scent
jegyeket gondnokunk:: Safran
Ferenc es neje ajandekoztak
IA ferfi es 26 no jarult a scent
vendegseghez es kuvertakban
begyult $500. Delutan 4
orakor tartottunk hAlaad6
istenitiszteletet.
KEDDEN tartotta egyhaz-
megyenk oszi gyuleset a war
reni egyhaz templomaban
Egyhazunk kepviseleteben a
lelkesz volt jelen a gyiilesen.
PRESBITERIUMUNK muSt
hetfon este tartotta rendes
havi gyiileset. Az elszamo-
las eredmenye a kovetkezo
Bevetel a september marad-
vannyal egyitt $135.98, XII.
adas: $102.90, maradvany ok
tober vegen: $33.O8.
BAZARUNKAT e heten
tartjuk meg, pentek, szombat
es vasarnap esteken. Som
baton este a targyak erteke-
sitese utan szinre keriil a
"Gyitt-ment" cirnu egyfelvo-
nasos szindarab, Buk Janosne
Moricz Albert, Tacsik Jolan,
Sohajda Idus es Juhasz Janos
szereplokkel.
VASARNAP pedig a "Csak
a felesegem" cimu vigjatekot
adjak elo Szabo Erzsebet, Pi-
rigyi Janos es Macy Janos.
Ertekes targyakat gyijtot-
tex ossze a N6egylet tagjai S
remeljik, hogy mindenkinek
jut kozilok nyeremenyiil egy-
egy emlek, aki csak reszt vesz
ez esteken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
MUNKA ELVESZTESET.
JELENTENI KELL

&. + ~ = vl 4 Il .
Ohio allam .tobb varosaban,
eek k0z0tt, Youngstownban
is irodat nyitottak azon celra,
hogy a munkaad6k jelentsek
be az allami biztositassaI biro
munkat vesztett alkalmazot-
tax nevsorat, hogy a munka-
nelkiili segelyt megkaphas-
SAX. 2B
A benyujtott iven a munka-
ado koteleS a munkanelkiil
lev6 szenelynek pontos nevet,
social security szamot, a
munka min6seget Is a leteves
idejeben kapott fizetes meny-
nyiseget, valamint a munka
elvesztesenek az okat felttin-
tetni.
Egg lyen hmutatasrol szo-
10 masolat a munkasnak is
atadando "a oran beaiil.
Sztrajk eseten a munkaado
azonnal k0teles a commission
helyi irodajaban bejelenteni
az osztaly munkasainak a
Szamat, a nevet es a Social
Security szamot szinten.
MindazOn eljaras azert sziik
Seges, inert a biztositasSal
bi1o munkasok jogosak a
munkanelkiiliseg idejere XII
utalt munkanelkiili segelyre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ BStty Janos lelkesz
7S7 Mahoninr Ave Phone 6684f
ISTENTISzTELET

ISTENTISZTELET vasar-
nap delel6tt fel II orakor.
El6tte fel 1O-kor vasarnapi is
kola. Ifjaink e heti szokasos
osszejovetelei elmaradnak, te-
kintettel egyhazi bazarunha.
A HuSEG vasarnapot sziv-
bell scent ahitattal iinnepelte
meg egyhazunk nepe a multi
vasarnap. Tagas templomunk
csaknern sziniiltig megtelt
imadkozo lelkekkel, mely fe-
nyes bizonyossaga a hiv6 en-
Der listen utan valo sovargasa-
max. Alkalmi istentiszteletink
alapigejet Jozsuanak Izrael
nepehez intezett eme szavai
kepeztek: "Valasszatok maya
toknak meg ma, aht szolgal-
tok....- de en- es az en- hazam
nepe az Urnak szolgalunk"
Az istentisztelet szepseget
Junior enekkarunk "Mentsd
meg a tevelyg6t" cimii igen
kedves enekszama emelte.
BAZAR. Egyhazkozsegunk
evi nagy bazarja most pente-
ken, szombaton es vasarnap
este lesz megtartva templom
alatti es Nubhaz helyisegeink-
ben. Az SO, Is, 10 es S dol
laros f6nyeremeny ertekeken
hvlil sok sep es hasznos tar
gyak keriilnek maid jutanyos
ar melletti eladasra sorsolaS-
ra es bingozasra. Ugyancsak
minden estere 5 dollar door
prize is XII lesz tiizve.
Az ernlitett f6nyeremeny-
dijak a bazar utolso estejen,
vasarnap4 leszriek kihuzva es
hosztya. tIiveink sziveskedje-
mex hat q resziilre kikuldott
sorsolasi konyvecskeket araik-
kal egyben ez id6re a lelkeszi
irodaba beszolgaltatni. Egy-
hazunk el6ljar6saga S kiilon-
boz6 testiileteinkb6l allo ba-
zarbizottsaga szeretettel keri
Is varja hiyeink es erdeklod6
magyar testvereink becses Ia
rnogatasat.
SzINDARABOT fognak Ju-
nior C. E. csoportunk tgyes
tagjai bemutatni folyo 27-en,
vasarnap este Klubhaz helyi-
Segiinkben. Az eloadas elve-
zetes miisorral lesz kapcsola-
tos, melyen hissziik, erdemes
leSz mindenkinek megjelenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
EGY KENYES TEMA

amir0l senh mem secret be-
szelni es emiatt legtobbszor ell
hanyagoljak allapotukat, az
aranyer, angolul piles. Talan
nincs is mas betegseg. amirol
annyi teves felfogas lenne a
kozonseg kozt elterjedve, mint
ez a nagyon gyakori allapot.
Ugyanakkor, tevesen, a leg
tobben felnek ett6l a baitol,
inert AIT hiszik, hogy ez We
szelyes allapot es megsem tesz-
mex semmit ellene, annyira
restellik magukat. A legfur-
csabb tevedest egy steeltoni
aSszonytol hallottam, aki AIT
allitotta, hogy varosunkban
mem szabad minden orvoSnak
operalnia aranyeret, csak
egyeseknek. Pedig hat keves
egyszeriibb operacio van, mint
az es keves orvos van, aki Ell
ne tudrla vegezni. Legtobb Sc
besz be van rendezve ugy,
hogy akar a rendel6jeben is ell
tudja vegezni ezt az egyszerii
operaciot. Persze, sokkal ke-
hyelmesebb a korhazban tul-
esni rata, ha mar muszaj.
Fatal nok rendszerint oyer
meksziiles utan kapjak meg
ezt a bait, ami tulajdonkeppen
egy viszertagulas es a gyen-
gilt verkeringes okozza. Fer
flax legtobbszor lilo munkatol
kapjak. Oregek, fiatalok meg
kaphatjak egyarant es erde-
kes, hogy sokszor a hashajto
megzokasa okozhatja az
aranyeret, amit pedig azert
szednek, hogy ne kapjak meg
a bait. viszont azok, akik meg
szoktak mindenfele pilulAk
szed6set, el sem hinnek, hogy
abba lehet hagyni AIT a rossz
szokAst egyszerti etrend valto-
zassal, mint pl. sok gyiim6lcs,
fekete kenyer es sok z0ld f6ze-
lex evesevel, nehany testgya-
korlattal, melyek betartasa
mellett mem lesz sztiks&g hal
t6szerekre.
ViMont az is el6fordulhat,
hogy q hajt6szerek tovabi sze
desc iujitja az aranyereket
egy kiil6nbera silxeres operaci6
utan. Is ha mar operaci6lr6l
van SID, megianetler1, hogy az