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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
NACYBIzOTTSAGI
CYULES LESz

A Youngstown es Kornyeke
Magyar Egyhazak es EgyIetek
Nagybizottsaga januar 28-an,
vasarnap delutan 2::3O-kor evi
tisztujito es rendes gyiilest
tart 545 N. Bellevista Aven
levo Magyarok Nagyasszonya
Rom. Kath. gyulestermeben.
Kerjiik a Nagybizottsagi ia
gokat, hogy teljes szamban szi
veskedjenek megjelenni.
A felreertesek elkerulese IS
a miheztartas vegett a Macy
bizottsag alapszabalyainak a
6-ik pontjat figyelembe ajanl-
juk a kozeled6 Nagybizottsag
evi tisztujito gyjilesere vald
tekintettel:
6. S. A Nagybizottsagnak
hivatalbol tagja minden tag
egyhaz lelkipasztora es gond.
noka es minden tag-egylet ell
noke es titkara. Azok az egy.
hazak es egyletek, amelyeknel
fizet6 tagjai meghaladjak &
100 (egy szaz) tagot, minder
ujabb megkezdett 100 tas
utan jogosak egy tovabb
Nagybizottsagi tagot valasz
tani. Minden tag testiile'
minden kepviseloje utan va
laszthat egy pot-tagot, akik ;
rendes tagokat akadalyoztata
suk eseten helyettesithetik.
MinIden kikiildOtt kepvisel,
csak egy testuletet kepvisel
het.
A Tisstikd,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25

A n1u7lltds en1bereE k0sOtt
igen Soka71 ua1anak, dkik felig-
me0dig hittek a konanauniSta
veserek csdhto ssa0dnak es az
dlta1uk lefestett proletdr j0U6-
mex. AZ elrault 7aehd7ay hon0p
esenaenyei asoaba1 kidbrdndi-
tottdk 0ket. Lehullt az Marc
0 v0r0s bdludnyrol. Alatta ott
vicsorog egg kegyetlen es k0-
ny0rtelen diktaturd asssony es
gyermek Dert0l csepeg6 haldl
feje.
A finnek - es q nl1rOc7lyl
h6Sies hopdt Ded0 1ep - meg
nautattdk, hogy a rettegett
nausska v0r0 hadsereg mem er
sen1n1it. Ahol q k1to11Gt mem
futi hasa- es ISten sseretet,
ahol mem a hasdrG Uan $50,
hanena egg lehetetlen rendsser
ssOlgdl1tdr0l, oft mem is Udr-
hat6k katOa1i slterek.
A konanau1aisna1ls a ndsis-
naussal egyetemben megindult
I0fpI6 N 71SfS1o
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
JAvULNI FOCNAK
A GYARI UzEMEk
A ianuari aceltermelesi vissza-
esest ujabb fellendules fOgja
kOvetni

A youngtowni acel keriilet
hatalmas gyaraiban kisse meg
csappant a munka januarban.
Mem is volt varhato, hogy 1889
utolso negy honapjanak oriaI
termelese utan az acel rende-
lesek ne fogyjanak kisse. De
most javulas varhato.
A kerilet gyaraiban mint
egy 70 szazalekos most a ter
meles. Varhato, hogy 80 sza-
zalekra fog emelkedni a k0zel
jovoben, valoszinuleg februar
vege el6tt.
A tartos tell lido is Okla volt
reszben az acel termeles csok-
kenesenek. De a hideg sem
tarthat orokke.
Az automobil ipar peldaul
nagyon megerzi a tell idot
XII vesz vi gepet hoviharban
vagy zero alatti hidegben? De
ANIMAL nagyobbnak igerkezik
tavaszi automobil vasar es
rengeteg mennyisegu acel kel
maid az auto gyaraknak.
A tel multaval ismet meg.
indul maid az epitkezes, meg
indulnak az OLAF kut furasol
es csohalozatok lefektetese, kel
maid rengeteg feher plel
| (tin plate) es exert varja a;
acel ipar, hogy a termeles e
azzal egyiitt a munkaviszo
nyok han1arosan javulni fog
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
Fl. PORATUNSzkY
A C. KATOLIKUSOK
u PLEBANOSA

A youngstown SIT. Gyorgy
Cor. Kath. Magyar Hitkozseg
vi plebanosa, Ft. Poratunszky
Istvan, januar 21-en vasarnap
mise kereteben mutatkozott
be eloszOr hiveinek. A hit
k0zseg 11ivei februar 4-en va
sarnap a templom Feher Ter
meben tartando bankett al
kalmaval fogjak hivatalosan
hivatalaba beiktatni.
Ezen innepelyes vacsorara
szeretettel varjuk Youngstown
es kornyeke magyarsagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
GONDATLANSAG
$11,OOO-BA KERt)LT

Lapunkban emlitest tettiink
a nyar folyaman, hogy a New
Castlei Cascade Park nepfiir-
doben Mr.. es Mrs. Ralph D.
Stimle kisleanya a multi nya-
ron firdes kozben a furdo-
hely vizlevezet6 csatornajaba
keriilt es amikor kiszabaditot-
tax, mar halott volt. A szii-
l0k pert inditottak a Park We
zetosege ellen gondatlansag
miatt es a most n1egtartott
targyalas utan az eskudtszek
$11,O75-t itelt meg a sziil6k-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
BALASK0 GYORCY
BALESETE
Gepje megcsuszott. K6rhazba
NallitOttak

A kozismert magyar park
rend6riink, Balasko Gy0rgy,
szombaton, januar 20-an, este
sulyos balesetnek lett reszese.
Eppen munkaba hajtott, DAM
sekna1 lev6 lakasabol, a Cram
dali Park fele, amikor a jeges
uton hirtelen ell kellett for
dulnia, hogy egy mask auto
mobiIlal ossze ne utkozzon.
Balasko Gyorgy teljes lelek-
jelenlettel egy nagy ia dere-
kanhk iranyitotta gepet es ez.
eel a mask auto utasainak
oriasi szolgalatot tett, inert
azok minden baj nelkiil to-
vabb mehettek. Azonban 8
sulyosan megserilt es tobbszo-
ros csonttorest szenvedett.
Azonnal a kozeli Scent Err
zSebet korhazba vittek ct,
ahcl DR.. Mahrer kezeleSe alatt
van a korhaz masodik emele
ten. Mint ertesuliink, bar
szabad OF latogatni, jomaga
belso serulesei Matt alig tud
beszelni. Kerjuk tehat bara-
TAFT, hogy ne farasszak see
genyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
MAGYAR FILMEk
YOUNCSTOWNbAN
Is WARRENbEN
Bemutatasra keriil erik Blu
zakalasz" es a 'HarOm Sar,
kany" cimu remek magyar film

Januar 28-an, vasarnap,
Warren, Ohioban a X. of P.
Hallban es 30-an, kedden
Youngstown, Ohioban a Cen
trail Auditoriumban 2 oral kez-
dettel folytatolagoan, este
11-ig ket nagyszeru magyar
KEEP kerul bemutatasra.
Az egyik t.'Erik Buza-
kalasz" cimi enekes, zenes nep
szinmu-film, Fedak Sarival a
foszerepben. A mask a "Ha-
rom Sarkany" cimu vigjatek
Rajnay Gaborral, Kabos es
Gozon Gyulaval, Berky Lilivel
es Lazar Marival a foSzerepek-
ben.
A legfrissebb magyar film
az ERIK a Buzakalasz" a ma
gyar filmek gyongye, amelyben
Fedak Sari szines es erdekes
karrierjenek csucsteljesitme
nyet ada. Az erdekes, izig.
verig magyar tema, hosszr
ideig szerepelt Budapesten.
Olyan szepen mond egye;
reszletet zsazsa, hogy min
denkinek megtelik konnyel {
SCENE. De Fedak mem azer'
Fedak, hogy fel ne tudna vi
J ditani a kedelyeket. Ragyuj
egy csardasra es mar eg
fold a nezok laba alatt.
"En mar bizony olyan vagyol
!, Olyan utan mem szaladok
Aki engem mem vesz fel a
szekerre
Ha mines seeker, gyalog me
gyek,
Szazszor inkabbb arva legyel
De mem varrom magamat eg.
legenyre."
ES szol a nota vidamar
{. verperzseloen az ERIK a Blu
zakalas2' vi magyar filmbel
amelyet mindenki nezzen me;
aki szereti az ICES magyar $40
a dallamos magyar notat e
aki ugy istenigazaban k
: akarja nevetni magat ebben
! szomoru vilagban.
Aki a jo magyar filmet sze
reti, az mem mulaszthatja ell a
ERIK a BuzakalaSz" es a "Ha
rom Sarkany" bemutatasat.
, Partfogasat keri a magya
mozikedvel6 k0z0nseg tiszte
i. loje
: G. v. HAMORY
ADV.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
Macy TANCMULATSAG
"a SZENT ISTVAN
AUDITORIUMBAN

Januar 31-en, szerdan este
nyolc orai kezdettel tancmulat-
sag lesz auditoriumunkban. A
Szikora- -Medve zenekar muzsi-
kal. Tancolni szereto magyar
sagunkat szeretettel hivjuk e
kellemesnek igerkez6 magyar
osszejovetelre. Belepo 80 cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
TISZTUJTTAS LESZ
A REF. EGYESULETNEL

A Reformatus Egyesiilet 22-
TX youngstown osztalya most
vasarnap, januar 28-an del
utan 2 orakor evi tisztujito
gyulest tart az Oreg. Ref. Egy-
haz gyiiles termeben. Kerjiik
a tagokat, hogy minel na-
gyobb szamban jelenjenek
meg.
KOrd7, JGnOS, iegyz0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
A MAGYAR REPUBLIkANUS
KOR TISZTUUTASA

A Youngstown Magyar Re-
publikanus Kor januar 20-an,
szombat este tartotta a tiszt-
ujito gyiileset. Elnok lett:
Szluka Ferenc, aleln0k:: j. J.
Juhasz, titkar: Brogli Ignac,
penztarnok:: Csurilla Gyula.
Nagybizottsagi tagok:: Szluka
Ferenc, J. J. Juhasz, pottag:
Csurilla Gyula.
Hivatalos lap: az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
ESEMEN EK

M "A k01nznunistdt n1dr
third GDatjdk BroaOdert, a Moss-
kpn dltGl EineDesett 1merikdi
k0nansunista Desert, inert egy |
k0s0nseges biintetteben, utlevel
hd1aisitdSbdn bun0Snek tGIdlI |
egy egysserd an,erikai polgd.
yOEb6 dllo eskudtsssk es a bi-
70 n6gy evi fegyhdsra itelte.
Egg 1aappaI az itelet utdn
10000 komnaunista dnnepelte
Broaodert eliteltetese alkaln,d-
b6l.
Es a 10000 es taldn rajtuk
1civiiI meg uugy 10000 seer
tie e Macy orssdgban, aso1ao-
sitjn naGgdt Mr.. BroaDder CSC
ldsdiu1L. AZ 8 konamu71iStG
feltOgdSatk sseriat 1ni7aden bin
tettet ss1bad elk0Detni a eel, O
DiIdsment6 bolseDiki fo7rada-
10nl eIereseben.
NSssik csaE, miert iteltek
el BroaDdert.
"A konamunista part Ueger
titkdTa ebbep az 0rssdgbd7a
hdrom esetben han1isitott ut
leUeHel utasott Mosskvdba ItG-
sitdsokert, hogyan d01tsek meg
az dnaerikai denpOErdcidt es
h0gyGn ssitSdk a bOlSeUisto
fo7T1dnln1t O Dildg legdenlo-
kratikusabb orssdgdban, ahol
egg elitSlt k0s0nseges hanaisi-
to es hamis eskIt teU6 egg
nappaI a bir6sdgi d0ntes utdn
beSsedet turthat es dnnepe1tet-
heti n1aodt.
Pr6bdljdk meg est a v0ros
naennyorssdgban Orossor-
ssdyban!
XII ha1ott peIddul arr6t,
hogy a bistosan kivegsett Kan
Beln, a sserencsetlen magyar
bolseviki torraddlom volt Uese-
re, annepeltethette naagdt ki-
Degsese el6tt?
Vngy ki tallott arrol, hogg
a1cdrki Orossorssdgban, ha ve-
lena6nye mem egyesik meg q
Stagin diktdtor nSseteuel, fel-
dlJhat eIiteltetese utdn es 1aag1
besaedet tart?
Ssepen tart. Vissik q fai
n1ell< a 7sajnaH 6rdkbap. Dor
dill a sortiis. Verrossdk ryil
snE a nusSEn h1Uon.
Milyen n1ds eg itt Anaerikd
ban.
lit nli7,denEi besselhet, meg
az elitet csal6 is. Ha tetssiR
meg iinnepeltetheti is naagdt
Hu maid "a feIzebbesesek utd7
Degre b0rt0nbe kerIl, oft tiSs
tessSgesen tartjdk, ozvashat
ir1sat, bnrdtai naegMtogathat
jdk. Milyen sserencseje e'anel
Mr.. BroOdernek, hogy men
OrossOrssdgban tett valana
rosss fat a tdsre. oft men
uiccelnek. Vissik, puff es u6ge
A 13O n1iIli0s aperiEai nel
ssemeben (ktveUe ait a nel1dnl
eser konanaunistdt, akik Uako'
hissik, hogy a Stain diktaturt
t0bbet er mint az america
denaokrdcia) Browder k0s0nSe
ges t0rvenysseg6.
Hidba kiabdl BroWder es
Eomnau1,ista sajto, hogy az Ell
itelSs political hdtterrel br
Miert lenne ssabGd BroaOde7'
mex dsert, inert konanlunisto
utleueZet KanaiSitdni es hanli
eskIt ten7ai, an1ikOr ssdnlta
Ian esetben k0s0nssges egysse
rH mem k0npn1u1aista) polgd
rokut iteltek Ell ugyaailye1a Udt
k0Detkesteben, tdldn asert
inert egg rokonukat akartdj
hasulr6l kih0satni es men
ment nsdshSp, mint hanaisitot
utleuellel. Ugy-e mines kiil0nb
seq a kett6 k0s0tt. Is ha DOL
ma, dkkor is a mi rokonssen
vi1sk anaellett a polgdr mel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-25
Ne mondja ; Mem keIl

a magyar ujsag, inert mar
angolul olvasok! Amig ma
gyar van, aki szereti sziil6-
f0ldjet, addig KELL A MA
GYAR UJSAG rs!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22

In conjunction with the March
regular meeting, recently held,
the st. Augustine Chapter of Sen
Tor Hadassah gave it's first annual
linen shower.
The meeting was opened by Mrs.
H. Eff, president, with a few
words of welcome to the members
and invited guests and an express
sion Of thanks to those who had
either brought or sent gifts for
the shower. The evening was also
devoted to celebration Of Hadas-
sah's 18th birthday. Mrs. S. A.
Snyder, while lighting the birth
day cake, expressed the hope the
Jewish people would very soon
find peace.
Mrs. L. Bernstein, program
chairman, presented Mrs. Nat B.
cold. An interesting radio skit
entitled Calling Hadassah," I'M
der the capable direction of Mrs.
Gold, was another feature of the
evenings program. Taking part
were Mrs. H. N. Gamse, Mrs. L.
Bernstein, Mrs. H. ]. Eff, Mrs.
Nat B. Gold, Miss Rose Lee Wex-
Ter, Mr.. Nat B. Gold and Melvin
Jackson.
The Chapters sewing group, it
was reported, under the expert
enced and conscientious guidance
of the co-chairmen, Mrs. L. A.
Lewis and Mrs. I. Usdin, has COM
pleted large number of gar
ments for shipment to Palestine.
The splendid support given the
shower received the added thanks
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
Gainesville Jews
Will Celebrate Puri

The Hillel Society at the U
versity of Florida will join
congregation of the Gainesv
synagogue in celebrating Pur
on Sunday evening, March "a.
Rabbi Eichorn, director of t
F1illel Society, will take the pull
for the services and sermon, and
observance Of Purim the Magilla
will be read. Having taken note OF
the religious significance of the
occasion the more festive side OF
the Purim will come to the fore
when the ladies of the Gainesville
congregation will serve the delect.
able hamentashen and other 81
palatable pastries which signify
to the younger set that Purim il
here.
The Gainesville synagogue ant
meeting rooms will be the settins
for this joint celebration.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
PURIM BALL

The 10Th Annual Purim E
and one of the most success
from every standpoint was p
scented in the Civic Center {
evening of Wednesday, the 20
with the net proceeds to be !
voted to overseas relief and rel
Utilization activity.
Portraying the role of Que
Esther, as winner of a popular
contest conducted by members
the Young Judea Club, was M
Bede Feigenbaum, popular you
daughter of Mrs. Jennie Feige
baum. AS her attendants she h
Miss Myra Gamsey and Miss F.
rine Wexler. Miss Feigenbal
was lovely in a dusty rose chiff
gown and Miss Wexler wore
Alice Blue chiffon gown.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
FRIDAY NIGHT SERVICE

The late Friday night servi
will begin at 8:15. The child.
Of the Hebrew school are tax
part in the congregational 81
ing. Rabbi P. Zissman has cho
his topic for this Friday Mi
service "FIAMON of the Past,
HITLER of Today"
The regular services begin
6:45.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
MARCH

@Snd $3.50, Daughters of Israel Sabbath; Jewish c.n.
Y. %4th: Jewish Center Purim Sudor in the forr ~
end entertainment Jewish Center %q
ES %Oth CUB pack Troop IA Anniversary banquet Jewish =
Broadcast over Station WAX bv Mrs n ~
honoring Hadassahs 18th birthday
d. %7th: Sunday School Purim Program Jewish Center
YRS. 28th: J. w. " meeting; Jewish Center
18th: 8:15 p M, A. z. A. Sabbath, Jewish Center
:. SOth: Esquire Club event
To- $1st: Ladies Hebrew Shelterng and Aid Society r.
and Banquet; Jewish Center
APRIL
S. End: Jewish Mems Club Business Meeting Jewish c.
Srd Daughters of Israel Regular Monthly MEETING.
Center. 1
URS 4th: j. w. " and Auxiliary meeting Jewish crt.,
IS. 9th Board of Directors meeting of the Jewish Cn
Center auditorium
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
Will Drvou~

Mrs. David H. Lasarow, past
president of Senior Harassah. will
broadcast over radio station
WAX Tuesday afternoon at 5;15.
She will speak on the occasion of
Hadassah's 2Sth birthday which
rails on the twenty-fourth. Her
subject will be 'Purim's Message
from Hadassah." Mrs. Lasarow
is a fluent speaker and everyone
IS invited to listen to her address
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
local chapter of the A.Z.A.,
order of B'nai Birth, will

OTOer Oh . nal q r1Cn, Will
e tomorrow afternoon for
Arleston, S. c., where it will
&c part in the Fifth Districts
sketball tournament and con-
ltion.
he locals won the regional
mpionship a few months ago
Augusta, Ga. and expect to
lg home the district champion
, as well. Players who are MAX
+: the trip include Norman Mil
Ira and Bernard Sachs, Har-
Schemer, M. M. and M. o.
.rgol, Abe Fraden, and Paul
ISIS.
deyer Weiss, president of the
pier, and Irwin Ghelerter are
oected to accompany the team.
Philip Selber, Clarence Gheler-
:, and Jay Markovitz, advisors
the group, will also make the
,.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22

he A.z.A. chapter will again
Re part in the city's recreational
igue (softball) which is sche-
led to start soon. The group is
oected to win again the PEN
1t given the champion team
the league. Two teams may be
cred in the Jewish Community
que sponsored by the Jewish
s Club, should the circuit de-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
SOFTBALL TEAMS
WANTED!

Any team wishing to spOnl|
a team in the Jewish Commune
League sponsored by the JeWi|
Mems Club is invited to get d
touch with Aaron Shapiro, chat|
man of the athletic COMMITTEE I
the J.M.C. Last year the follow
ing teams entered the league al
are expected to come in agar
The A.Z.A. fraternity, the y
quire Club, the J.M.C., and D
Southern Jewish Weekly.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
st. Augustine Hadassah Chapter
Holds Annual Linen Shove

and appreciation of the co-chs
men Of the sewing group.
A social hour with Mrs.
Kravitz, Mrs. l. A. Lewis, M
1. Usdin and Mrs. A. Abrams
hostesses concluded the evenir
program.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
GOldman-Ralph Wedding

Quietly wed in st. Augustine
Saturday night, March 9, "
Miss Pauline Goldman and t:
ney Ralph, both of Jacksonv
The ceremony was solemnized
the home of Rabbi P. Zissmal
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
ENGAGEMENT
MONSKY-WOLFSON

MIR. and Mrs. Abe Monskv Of
montgomery, Ala, announce tbe
engagement of their dangbtar e
Hazel, to Saul Wolfson, son ~
city. u tnis
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
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CALENDAR OF COMING Evrn1~,

. This service is sponsored by the Jacksonville cn
TN as GATE clearing bureau, and all organzatpe
invited to phone in their Forthcoming events ~ IN
retary whose telephone number is 5-1328 ~ Fnip &S
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
Z.A.'s Will Leave Tomorrow
For CharlestOn'S District TOurnp

eide to have a six team lean
this year.
Evening star., 1940-08-13

Hello Pat! Surprise!"
The two men spun around.
why, kid! Where did you spring
from?" Pats snub-nosed, freckled
face broke into a welcoming grin.
Il thought I'd run out and re-
mind you you still had sister"
She added Hello, Tom," lightly,
smiling at him brightly.
Tom "On Guard"
Pat threw an arm about her
shoulders. Il hadn't forgotten. Fact
is, I've been worrying about you a
lot. How goes the life of a working
girl?"
1T goes swell. I wouldn't leave
it for the world"
Tom grinned down at her. Pat
shouldn't worry about you, with me
on the ground to look after you"
He turned to Pat. Il see the kid
every day, looking efficient as all
get-out.'
You working people!" Pat said,
half ruefully. His eyes kept seeking
the sky. Iris seems to be doing all
right up there"
Then that is Iris!" Nancy ex-
claimed impulsively. I'D guessed
it." She laughed. "Telepathy,
maybe"
They watched in silence while the
training ship circled the field, and
finally came in for perfect landing.
The girl who climbed out of the
plane looked exceedingly chic in
her flying clothes; when she slipped
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eye. He had always seemed so solid,
so steady. One of the sure things
in a changing world. He looked the
same now, his brown hair rumpled
by the wind, his keen grey eyes fixed
on the road.
stop for hot dog somewhere,
Nancy?" he glanced down at her.
Since we're turning the clock back
for the afternoon"
She nodded Somehow she man.
aged to make her voice gay. We'll
pretend everything Is like it always
used to be. 1t is like 1t always used
to be-"
But in her heart she knew 1t was
not.
Copyright, 1910, The Chicago Daily
News, Inc.
Tomorrow: Nancy makes a terrible
discovery.
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envied Iris Bristow's insouciance,
her gayety, her daredevil bravery.
Now for moment she felt she would
give anything to share the blond
girls carefree, joyous, thoughtless
life. But all that was behind her
now.
Funny how you can be around
glrl most of your life and hardly
notice her. and then all of sudden
-bang!" 1t was Pat who spoke, a
new, serious note in his usually gay
voice.
Meaning Iris?" Tom said quietly.
Pat nodded. Maybe it's been
happening all along and I never
knew it till now-when it's too late" !"
TOO late, Pat?" Nancy asked.
There was bitterness in his voice.
Maybe if things had gone along the
way we always expected, I'd be
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OF her leather helmet a mass of
pale-gold hair cleaned in the sun.
She greeted them joyously, hug
ging Nancy and declaring that it
had been ages since she had seen
her, but too filled with enthusiasm
over the flying lesson she had just
taken to talk of anything else.
How am I doing, Pat?" She
looked up at him winsomely.
"All right"
Nancy knew that when Pat said
"All right" in that tone of voice, it
was the highest praise he could give.
She was going to be late for din
ner, Iris Bristow declared, and after
extracting a promise from Nancy to
telephone soon, she went off to her
car, waving over her shoulder as
sh' went. Again Nancy felt a pang
Of envy,
She had always admired, yes,
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He helped her into his car and
started down the road leading away
from the airport. Same old bus.
Maybe I can afford a new one soon"
Nancy thought suddenly of how
the money for 1t was being earned
and again felt her flesh turn cold.
tits still good old bus" she said
lightly. We've gone a lot Of places
in 1t together" The breath caught
for a moment in her throat.
Still got the key to 1t I gave you
last summer"
She nodded silently. Tom had
made something very special of CIV
ing her the key to his car.
Sorry I haven't seen you much
lately, Nancy. I've been busy. you
know"
Sure. I understand. She glanced
up at him from the corner OF her
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engaged to Iris right this minute.
But what have I got to offer Iris
Bristow now? I'll probably never
earn enough to keep her in gloves. r"
He drew a long breath that was
almost a sigh. There isn't a thing
in the world I wouldn't do for
money"
"Pat!" 1t was Tom who spoke,
his voice low.
II know. That's rotten thing to
say. But maybe mean it."
"You have a future, Pat" Tom
seemed to be conveying some mes
sage to the red-haired young man
that Nancy wasn't supposed to hear.
"Oh, sure" A grin broke over
Pats face. "Well, going up now.
So long, Tom. See you later" He
kissed Nancy's cheek. Take care
of yourself, sis" He waved at them
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over his shoulder as he ran toward
the field.
Nancy stared after him. He seemed
so young, so brave, so debonair.
Was it need of money, or Just q
craving for adventure that led him
into this thing2 She felt Toms hand
on her arm and turned to look
up at his tanned, honest, serious
face.
Let me drive you home, Nancy"
he grinned. Maybe we car-pretend
everything is just like it used to be-"
She started to refuse, then
checked herself. If she could bring
herself to spy on Hugo Blake. by
pretended friendliness, she could do
the same with Tom. She returned
his smile.
Sure; I haven't seen you for so
long, really."
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Agent in Sabotage
by Croie Rice

unexplained accidents to student
pilots, it would put big crimp in
enlistments.
Nancy felt her flesh had frozen
to her bones. Her impulse was to
rush out and confront them. Her
second thought held her back to
listen.
don't like the kid getting
mixed up in this" Pat said.
Don't worry about her. She
doesn't know what she's doing"
Nancy knew they were talking
about her.
"She mustn't know" Pat said,
almost harshly.
But I do know, she told herself.
There could be no confiding in Pat
now, either. Somehow she Steadled
herself, patted her hair into place
and walked out from behind the
hangar door, smiling as though she
hadn't a care in the world.