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Evening star., 1939-11-02
Final Warm-ups
Played in District
Bridge Championship
Col. CIifford's Team
Wins Leg Toward
Challenge Trophy

The Anal warmup tournament be-
fore District championship COM
petition was held by the Washing
ton Contract Bridge League last
night In the Shoreham Hotel. A
total Of 50 tables participated.
Russell L. Baldwin of Cleveland,
Ohio, national tournament director
Of the American Contract Bridge
League, Of which the local organi.
zatton is an afnliate, will conduct
the District tourney, beginning next
Thursday, at the shoreham. It will
run for four days.
Women's pair, mixed pair, open
pair and team-of- -four champion.
ships are to be decided, and an in
termediate competition for persons
who never have won q national mas
ter point is to be held for the Eve.
ming Star Trophy. The latter play
is to consist Of three one-session
pair games.
Clifford Team Leads.
Col. Edward Clifford, donor of the
Evening star., 1939-11-02
William {. Foster Dies;
Was \. 0. |. t.. MANAGER

william Z. Foster, 43, State man
Aser for the Home owners Loan
Corp. for the District. died yester-
day at Mount Alto Hospital after q
two months illness.
Funeral services will be held Sat-
urday at his residence, 1924 Jefferson
street NV, with burial In Arlington
National Cemetery.
A native of Pittsburgh, Mr.. Foster
had been a Washington resident
since 1899. He was educated at the
Petworth School and at Central
High School. Mr. Foster served
overseas during the World War with
the 18th Regiment Of the Marine
Corps. After the war he was asso-
ciated with Hohenstein Bros. until
| six years ago when he became af-
fliated with the H. o. L. c.
Surviving Mr.. Foster are his widow,
Marian; his mother, Mrs. c. E. Foster,
and a brother, Charles E. Foster, IT,,
all Of Washington: two sisters, Mrs.
]. w. Morrison of Riverside, Conn,
and Miss Catherine E. Foster Of
Washington.
Evening star., 1939-11-02
PIon Turkey Dinner

The East Silver Spring Parent
Teacher Association Is holding q
turkey dinner this evening ut the
school from $50 to 7:3o O'Clock,
Proceeds 60 to the Ways and Means
Committee.
Evening star., 1939-11-02
Hide voluobles in War

Jewelry, art treasures and docu-
ments worth millions Of dollars have
been taken to safe deposits In Lon
don by all sorts Of citizens since
the war began.
Evening star., 1939-01-15

several-year period, a time when
she was specializing in exotic and
Oriental roles.
Gladys Swarthout shocked music
connoisseurs when she appeared in
orm-f1tting beach outfits shortly
after reporting In Hollywood-but
she, too, decided it was bad business
and ran out on the f1acks.
Jean Arthur gladly posed for lib
eral exposures when first breaking
in at Paramount 10 years ago and
kept scrapbook of those printed
but when she returned to that lot
a star several years later insisted on
fully clothed sittings.
Claudette Colbert is another ex-
leg art sitter who now won't even
pose for the luke-warm postures
permitted in the ad regulations.
In the heyday Of Hollywood's leg
art the leading camera cuties were
Joan Crawford, Carole Lombard,
Ginger Rogers, Toby Wing and
Bette Davis.
BY all the signs of the times, legs
have not lost their box Office i'm
portance in pictures. Directors
never overlook a logical chance to
show them-but as for the poor
bulb pressers who make the still
pictures, they're completely stumped
by the 1lth commandment. which
says there's to be mo nudity with
meretricious purpose and salacious
postures."
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Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Cormody
CONTINUED From First Page.)

dubious as to its return of produc-
ton cost.
He did hope for a higher critical
acclaim than the film earned, but
even with that denied him, he OBJ
viously has not changed his mind.
Critics who do not agree that
Blockade" was great film dts
drama being rather garbled). still
admire the spirit of his campaign
So do more and more customers of
the cinema.
Victoria Refurbished"
For Its Final Tour.
Any one who has been wondering
what the settings and costumes of a
play look like after three years will
have to wait longer than Victoria
Regina" which comes to the Ma
tional for farewell week tomorrow
night. Those who saw The Great
Waltz when it was here last might
well be curious on the subject, for
that production bore the fingerprints
of thousand stage hands, the snags
of a hundred loadings and unload
ings.
Mr.. Gilbert Miller, producer of
Victoria Regina" thinks refurbish-
ing show is much better idea
than letting it 60 to pieces. That
is why he spent S25 900 on settings
and costumes before the final lap
of the plays run began last fall in
New York.
Evening star., 1939-01-15

If one doesn't conform to the de-
cency code out it goes. The pub
licity boys don't try any tricks any
more. They've learned they can't
beat the gun. If they do happen to
slip one through and it is printed
some place, the reaction is terrific.
Mr.. Breen is a bad boy to fool with.
Nevertheless, there are a number
Of important ladies earning small
fortunes in Hollywood today who
might never have attained present
high positions had leg art ran afoul
the censors a few years earlier.
Today most of these same stars
shudder in abject horror at the very
thought of lifting their skirts high
enough for a cameraman to shoot a
shapely calf or two.
Some would pay rewards running
into the thousands if all negatives
and prints of certain poses they
willingly submitted to in the care
free days gone by could be rounded
up and destroyed.
Some Of the most dignified of the
great stars have fallen victims to the
public's delight in a pretty femi-
nine figure. Greta Garbo was pic
tured in running trunks and bath
ing suits when she first came to
Hollywood. Later. under the guild
ance of smart manager, she re-
pented. For long time her legs
were almost forgouen-until she
made "Mata Hari."
Myrna 10y was the principal leg
art cutie for Warner Bros. over a
Evening star., 1939-01-15
They're Confessin'

Leon G. Turrou, former Oman
whose sensational revelations will
reach the screen under the title
confessions of Nazi Spy has
arrived in Hollywood to begin his
work at Warner Bros. as technical
adviser on the picture and COL
laborator with Milton Krims, scena-
rist.
Edward G. Robinson, who will
play the part of Turrou in the re-
Gently headlined story of spying
activities in the United States. met
Turrou, whom he resembles closely,
at the station and began immed-
lately the series of conferences which
will guide him in his portrayal of
the former Oman.
Evening star., 1939-01-15

WltnOut tne a1Q OF VISUAL image.
Thirty-five million people know
him as the Voice of Time. Yet only
q few know the man behind that
voice. He is Westbrook Van Voor-
his-Van for short, and he contends
that saying, Time Marches On!"
is the easiest thing he does. He
can whang into it and give it all
he's got in a few short seconds.
But the actual commentary-his
part as the mysterious. detached
voice Of the news telling the mar
rative Of March Of Times q diff
ferent story.
1t takes long, tedious hours of re-
hearsal-hours spent in reading and
rereading, of marking and remark
ing Of script for each movie release
and each radio broadcast. Van has
his own special symbols, which act
as signposts to proper emphasis,
word grouping and infection. To
the average eye they look like mean
ingless hieroglyphics. But each
mark-whether it be a line under a
particular word, double line, shaky
line, single or double vertical line
between words and sentences or
curved lines joining groups of words
together-signifies to Van that he
has planned to speak those particu-
lar words in some special manner.
When reading his script for a movie
March of Time Van has the addi-
tional gruelling task of timing every
spoken word to each foot of film as
it flashes by on the miniature screen
before him.
Van hasn't always been a radio
and screen commentator. He start
ed out to have a career at Annapo-
lis. But a legacy provided him
with means for leisurely travel. and
he gave up his potential Navy ca
reer. After two years of globe
trotting he decided to turn actor
and studied at the American Acad-
emy of Dramatic Art. then spent
several unproductive years on the
New York stage.
When that didn't turn out to his
liking Van got himself a job as
radio night club announcer with
New York radio station at $40 q
week. One of his first assignments
was Harlem's Savoy Ballroom. He
was a big hit there and still carries
with him a solid gold" gold foil
pass to the Savoy, their parting
token to him.
From night club radio announc-
ing Van went to the March Of
Time, when it started in 1881, as
an actor and special announcer
March of Times editors liked the
way his vibrant and forceful voice
told news story and made time
march on" and somewhat latel
he became the Voice of Time. Sub.
sequently, when the March of Tim'
was launched on the screen, ther'
wasn't any question about Van be-
coming the screen Voice of Tim
as we'll. Last year he signed con
tract to work exclusively for Marcl
Evening star., 1939-01-15
HOLLYWOOD,

ing and I have no place to keep the
dogs"
But he does fill the part in one
manner, because Johns quite a
fashion plate.
John likes hunting, and don't
bring up discussion of guns if you
have dinner engagement, because
he's a collector of shooting irons.
No question, he can outshoot any
of the horse opera boys in the cinema
city, especially with a revolver.
While on location at Pensacola, Fla,
John collected $1750 in cash prizes
at shooting gallery. He has a
standing challenge out to all COM
erS.
Right, now he is sweet on a new
.38-caliber special. He bought it be-
cause he read somewhere that a
man killed an Alaskan kodiak bear
with one. He can't wait to find out
for himself if it is true.
so help me Hanna, it has the
best balance of any gun I ever
owned"
Payne did some Short-Story writ
ing before he answered the cinema
call and he still writes in his spare
time, for the pulps, although the
earnings are chicken feed now.
But about this singing business.
He comes by his talent naturally
since his mother was Ida Schaeffer,
former Metropolitan Opera Co.
singer, and on his fathers side he
traces kinship to John Howard
Payne of Home Sweet Home"
fame.
so help me Hanna" says John, II
was studying for grand opera when
Sam Goldwyn first signed me-
Evening star., 1939-01-15

famous stars took off into the
Hollywood armament.
Leg art still plays a minor part
in the sale Of new feminine per-
sonality to the public. but it has
lost all its old kick. There's a man
at the Hays office who does nothing
all day long but check over stills
shot by the publicity departments.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
CAPITALS RADIO PROGRAM
6,

100 pm.-WOL, Part vi of
Bach's Christmas Ora
torio" is offered by Mu-
tual.
p.m.-WJSV, Producer
George Abbott, Mimic
Sheila Barrett and Ac-
tress-Singer Ethel Wa
tiers are among the
guests Of This Is New
York.
500 p.m.-WOL, THE Future Of
Social Security" is dis
cussed by Senators Wag-
ner and Vandenberg in
the first presentation of
the American Forum of
the Air from the Govern
ment studios here.
900 p.m.-WJSV, Tenor Jussi
Evening star., 1939-01-15

OF Time, making him the Nations
highest-paid news voice.
Van Is tall and slim, has gray
eyes and dark brown hair. He's
married to Actress Constance Nc
Kay, whom he met during his stage
career, and they have a 4-year-old
daughter.
When he says Time Marches
On!" he insists on holding his right
hand to his right ear, swaying back
and forth and lunging forward with
q final flourish at the word "on!"
Evening star., 1939-01-15
One for Cantor

Eddie Cantor will return to the
screen for a picture at M-G-M.
The comedian has been off the
screen for some time doing radio
work and personal appearances.
The title of his M-G-M- film has
not been decided upon.
Evening star., 1939-01-15

adorned in piece bathing suit
without taking her into the water.
But LEG art" has gone the hard
way. The purity steam roller has
crushed it into oblivion.
Stringently enforced rules put
into effect four years ago when
Joseph l. Breen was installed as
head watchdog have crumbled the
runways over which many now
Evening star., 1939-01-15
And This, Too, Shall Pass,
Said the Hays Office
HOLLYWOOD.

Nudity with meretrcous and saaous
tolerated in advertising matter
the h advertising
of moralsand
publicity
Evening star., 1939-01-15
mark are heard during a
transatlantic program
Of greeting to the New
York Worlds Fair.

4OTk WOTlQ fdlI.
pm.-WJSV. program of the
New York Philharmonic;
Overture to "Prometheus."
Beethoven
Polish Fantasia for Piano and
Orchestra Op. 49, Pederewski
Ernest Schelling. pianist.
"Verklsrte Naeh''" for stEirs gtng.,,..
1ntermezzo. The Walk to the
Paradise Garden from
"A Village Romeo and
Juliet" Dellus
symphony No. A. in A Major,
Op. 90" Mendelssohn
400 pm.-WOL, Solicitor Gen.
eral Robert H. jackson
speaks before the Ma
tional Conference for
Palestine on "A Chal-
lenge to the Christian
World"
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Todoy's High Lights

II noon-WMAL, Maurice Baron
conducts the Radio City
Music Hall Orchestra:
Overture Patrie" Bizet
Suite Algerienne" Saint -Saens
Two Songs Baron
Jan Peerce. tenor.
The Sorcerer's Apprentice" Dumas
1890 pm.LWRC, Bertrand Rus
sell. English philosopher
and author, participates
in the Round Table dis
cussion of rs Security
Increasing?
100 pm.-WMAL, hard
Brinsley Sheridan's The
School for Scandal" is
presented in the Great
Plays series.
1:30 pm.-WJSV, WRC. VOL,
music and songs of Dem
Evening star., 1939-01-15
March Of Times Voice Has
Some Tedious Moments
Hours of Rehearsal Are Behind
Every One of His Brisk
News Commentaries
NEW YORK.


The Voice of Time the probably quickly
and initiated often than other making
behind that
before known without
having foot before
distinction Of being the only
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Bjoerling is Sunday Eve
ming Hour soloist:

Bjoerling is Sunday Eve
ming Hour soloist:
Overture to II sisnor Bruschino."
RoSsini
Orchestra.
20 Paradise from "L'Africana..'
Meyerbeer
La DANA" ------- Rossini
MI. Bjoerling and Orchestra.
ALA Marcia" from "Karelia."
Sibelius
Orchestra.
Prelude to Act III and "Barca-
role" from The Tales of
Hoffman" Ofenbach
Chorus and Orchestra.
The Maiden Returned Prom the
TN Nj: s5J;Ss sSjSsElins and orehe;5Ts; ;1I;s.ss
Mr. Bjoerlinz and Orchestra.
Land OF the Walsing's Glory"
Mr. .Bjoerlins and Orchestra.
Finiculi. Finicula'' Denza
Mr.. Bjoerling. Chorus and
Emperor waltz Strauss
Orchestra.
Life Of Ages, Richly Poured"
Freylinshuysen
Chorus. Audience and Orchestra.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
DANCING.

MAE DAWSON.
1929 M St and Thos. Circle. Natl. 3341.
BALLROOM CLASSES TUES AND THURS.
SAT EVE; CLASS AND DANCE. s-I".
Tap and ballet. toe Pvt. lessons day or eve.
Children's Classes
All the Latest StepS
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Leroy n. Thoyer

Fox Observation-Disclosures
Learn to lead well. follow easily De-
velop, poise, balance and confidence in a
Few lessons. Call tomorrow for a guest
lesson and dance analysis-without OBJ
lieatlon Studios open daily until 10 PM.
1918 Connecticut Ave. MET. 4l21
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

bad. Delutan ismet kirandulas
a varosba, mas utvonalakon es
mas nevezetessegek megtekin-
tese, u. m. Muzeum k0ruton,
Kalvin teren es Ferenc Jozsef
hidon at a Scent Gellert fir
dobe, annak megtekintese, a
Gellerthegyi szikla kapolna
megtekintese, a Kiralyi var
megtekintese, a Varkapolna
megtekintese, miniszteriumok,
a koronazo f6templom megte-
kintese, Halaszbastya, budai
Dunapart, Margithid es vissza
a szallodaba.
Harmadik nap a vendegek
tetszesuk szerint mehetnenek
es szorakozhatnanak, ahol ep-
pen akarnak. E helyett azon-
ban valosziniileg egy kirandu-
las leSz a Balaton melle, szin-
ten egy nagy autobus-on. En-
mex programme most van keszii-
l6ben es minden val6sziniiseg
szerint meg fog tortenni. Reg
geli idoben valo indulassal meg
a kora delelotti orakban a Ba-
latonhoz lehet erni. OFT meg
ebedeles, vagy reggelizes S egy
hajon a Balaton korul hajozas
estefele pedig visszateres. Mem
lenne teljes a dolog, ha a nyer-
tesek meg mem latnak a Bala-
ton gyony0rii videket S a ma
gyar k0lteszetben es irodalom-
ban annyiszor meg0rokitett
Rezi, Tatika es Detrek6 hegye-
ket.
Negyedik nap a delel6tt sza-
bad, inert kell az id6 a pihe-
nesre. = Delutan pedig tarsas
kirandulas Budafokra, az ALA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
A Macy REFORMATUS ECYESULET
KoNvENCI0JA MAJUS 3O-AN LESz

Az Amerikai Magyar Refor-
matus Egyesiilet Vezertestule-
te OF napos gyiilest tartott Mt.
Ujlaky Ferenc eln0klese alatt
Washingtonban es ez alkalom-
NAL huztak fel az Egyesiilet
szekhazanak, a Kossuth Build
ing-nek ormara a csillagsavos
lobogot el6szor, amely ezentul
minden egyes nagygyules al
kalmaval hasznalva lesz.
A Vezertestiilet elhatarozta,
hogy a nyari magyar nyelvii
iskolakat tank0nyvekkel IS
egyeb kellekekkel tamogatni
fogja es minden tanulonak
adnak egy peldanyt a Lincoln
magyar h6sei" cimi munka-
boil.
A nagy reformatus biztosi-
to intezmeny udv0zl6 delega-
ci6kat fog kiildeni a Verhovay
es a Rakoszi Egyletek ez evi
konvenci6ira.
Az Egyesiilet sajat konven-
ci6jat Washingtonban majus
30-an nyitjak meg es ebb6l az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

mi pinceszet megtekintesere, a
hol ciganyzene, bork6stol6 es
akinek tetszik, tanc is lesz. A
budafoki allami pince t0bb XII
lometer. Hosszan nyulik ell a
hegy alatt S rendes szallit6 ko-
csikkal es aut6kkal lehet be-
es kijarni vannak benne k0zel
szazeves borok 6s t0bb mint
0tvenezer literes hord6k.
Az 0t0dik nap szabad lenne
a tarsasag reszere s a hatodik
napra egyeb budapest neveze-
tessegek megtekintese volt ere
detileg tervbe we've, de ezen
valtozas fog t0rtenni. Az ujabb
tervezet szerint vonaton t0rte-
no kirandulas lesz Debrecenbe,
oft a hortobagyi puszta meg
tekintese, megebedeles a hires
hortobagyi csardaban, azutan
Debrecen nevezetessegeinek a
megtekintese, estefele elutazas
Miskolcra es oft meghalas egy
szinten jo polgari szallodaban.
Masnap, vagyis a hatodik ma
pom kirandulas a gyony0rti
Lilafuredre, delutan pedig szin-
ten vonaton, visszateres Buda-
pestre.
A hetedik napon a Margit-
sziget es az oft lev6 latvanyos-
sagok megtekintese. A delutan
pedig szabad.
Lehetseges, hogy ezen a pro-
gramon valamelyes valtoztatas
lesz, inert hiszen minden az
adott k0rilmenyekt6l ftgg, de
ha barmilyen el6re mem lat
hato valtozas tortenik is, ezeket
meg fogjak tudni kell6 id6ben
a gy6zteSek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
Egg talpalattnyi boldogsdgdarab

Egg t1LpdldttnY bOld0gsdgddr1b
s0ldhdtu, ssiirkearcu neDjegye
tekssik el6tted kerdi, erted-e
naikepp van, hogy el6bb meg keu keresni
S elUeSsteni csak asutdn lehet
Mig srte nyulss: olyan k07sryu elesni,
de ha elerted, naindent meguehet.
Te Disssakerded: minek letesit
S ha nadr Ietesik: naiert mines Sola?
XII vele Dir, att6l men, kerdesik,
hdray ostoldtat vegsett es vajjon
NIT hiss, naikor j0tt, honnan erkesik,
gyalog, kocsin, tutajon, leghaj6n,
Oagy hogy naibepp es naily na6don ssereste
a leteses e ponapds jogcinaet.
Mem vissgdljdk meg gasddja ssiuet,
csak sdvegehk reggel-delben-este,
aanyissor, ahdny oft lapul na0g0tte
sildny jegy papirtestuerib6l.
Hdny so1aaj ssdU pillanatban egnek:
naib6l, mib6l, en- Istenem, mib6l?!
S a hsrdesre csak egg a telelet,
naiatta mailliok gyehen1adn egnek:
es drdga, gonoss papirsselet.
Mi uolt uajjon? Kopott farmer ad6ja?
Utols6 tetel f6k0nyv sdrlatdn?
Wau-streeti bankdr dus borraunl6ja?
Orgyilkos bere? J6eg tudja tdn!
Csillagssdnanyi1a j0ttU1ak An1erikdbd,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

alkalombol a delegatusok tisz-
telegni fognak a Feher Haz-
ban az Egyesult Allamok elmo
ke elott, akinek atadjak a Vas
vary od0n k0zponti szamvev6
altal irt es Lincoln magyar
hosei" cinu munka diszpelda-
nyat.
Hat ifjunak teszi az Egye-
sulet ez evben lehet6ve ait,
hogy a sziil6hazat meglato-
gassa es pedig mint eddig is,
magyar vizsgak utjan, amelye-
ket e sorrendben tartanak::
aprilis lean Bridgeporton, ap-
rilis 22-en Homesteadon, apri-
lis 23-an Youngstownban, ap-
rilis 29-en Toledoban Is apri-
lis 3O-an East Chicagoban.
Az Amerikai Magyar Refor-
matus Egyesiilet multi evi ma
gyarorszagi kirandulasa alkal-
mab6l felvett mozg6fenykepe-
ket Borsi-Kerekes Gy0rgy seer
vez6 titkar a Bethlen Otthon
javara egy filmk0ruton fogja
bemutatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
Andor s.s.e.Ag es.s nn....4..
Egy D olldr

t6tok, tatdrok, svedek, naagyarok,
biston hiUen, hogy uccdn merik dm a
s0ldssurke dolldrt, Sc sseri, Sc ssdma,
hanaar tell Iess vele a nadrok -
e papir lebegett ssenaInk el6tt
Ma t0rtent, csunya, k0d0s delel6tt
hogy naegss6litott valati sarkon.
ehes Dagyok, naisster, ehes vagyokl
Erestem: biborbd b0rul az arcom
s hogy legt6bb legelerhetetlenebb
20 lit F0ld0n egg karej kenyer,
t6leg ha mines. A boldogsdg eser'
a bankjegye7' naegvdsdrolhat6
es mind az teI mem sorolhat6
oldogsdgtartosek, minek csak resse
egg koncertjegy, egg nagy dobos ssivar,
ktrdlysdgokaak tele es egesse,
naeleg tdrd6, egg uj regsny: "Vihar'',
rang, NO, auto, ciliader, cinabalom
es bistositott disses sirhalom.
Rdnesek ujra. George Washington area
nyugodtan, naelt6sdggal visssanez.
A taleked6 nagyvildg ssemeben
America: dolIdr, - es or egess
egg Oegtelen nagy dolldrpens csupdn
s al-k0r0mnael okosan-butdn
egg darabkdjdert ugy kasdenek,
mint Oalaka- g0r0g telistenek
tudtak, hOssdjuk naelt6 pdlyadijert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

- - -
A Bridgeport Sz0vetseg tag
szerzesi versenyeben resztvev6k
tajekoztatasara szolgalnak a
kovetkezok:
AEON Is nyertesnek, akik
majus 31-ig a legt0bb tagot
szerzik es ezzel megnyerik az
ohazai utazast, egy heti bu-
dapesti ingyenes ellatast is ad
a Szovetseg.
Termeszetes, hogy ebben ben
ne foglaltatik egy jo polgari
szallodaban valo lakas, egy es
ket-agyas szobakban es ma
ponta haromszori etkezes.
De a vilagszep Budapesten
valo tartozkodas mem lenne
tokeletes, ha a nyertesek meg
mem latnak a varos legszebb
reszeit, legerdekesebb pontjait
es megnezni valoit. Ere nez-
We a program a kovetkez6:
Els6 nap: - Reggeli utan,
nagy es kenyelmes autobuson a
varos megtekintese a kovetke-
zo utvonalakon: Rak6czi ut,
Apponyi ter, vaci utica, Tudo-
manyos ACADEMIA, Bazilika
(oda bemenet is), Kossuth La
jos ter, Parliament (oda beme-
net is), Szabadsag ter, Orszag-
zaszlo, Andrassy ut, Operahaz,
Mussolini ter, H6sok tere, Szep-
miveszeti muzeum, Varosliget,
Szechenyi furd6 (bemenet),
Feszti korkep, vagyis a magya-
rok bejovetele (megtekintes),
Vajdahunyad vara es vissza a
szallodaba.
Delutan szabad es oda me-
hetnek a nyertesek, ahova
akarnak.
Este vacsora utan ejjeli k0r-
seta, szinten auto-bussal, fel a
Gellerthegyre, azutan egy kave-
hazba ciganyzenet hallgatni,
ahol fekete kave lesz felszolgal-
va, onnet egy kozismert tipikus
budapest vendegl6be, ahol Dor
es asvanyviz lesz felszolgalva,
kes6bb egy establishmentbe,
ahol pezsg6 es asvanyviz lesz
felszolgalva S reggel 2 es 8 ora
fele egy ismert vendegl6be, a
hires bablevesre. Ez egy napra
eppen eleg kellemes es farasz-
to is lesz, de XII kell hasznalni
minden percet.
Masodik nap a delel6tt sza-
lapot. Nesze lit van. A leany
azota mar a harmadik ut
caban jarhat.
A nekem irt cedula r0vid
volt Is vel6s.
"Kis szamaram, k0szon0m a
szivessegedet. Sep kis his
toriat talaltam fel neked
ugy-e? Most azonban sietek,
inert var az uzlet. No pa :.
Furcsa arcot vaghattam,
inert O'Neil roh0gni kezdett.
- No, gyertink s0r0zni, es
pedig a te k0ltsegedre, te. ;.
te... hunky.