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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEkE HIREI
w. SIDEI MAGYAR
POLGARI KOR GYULESE

A West Sidei Magyar Polgari
Kor most vasarnap, julius no
28-an delutan 2 6rai kezdettel
rendes havi gyilest tart az vi
helyisegben, 2218 Donald Ave.
Nagyon kerjiik a magyar pol
gar testvereinket gyiilesen
megjelenni, inert most lesz a
Magyar Haz felevi k0nyv atsza-
molaSa.
Ugyancsak e gyiilesen sza-
molnak lie mindazok, akiknel
meg vannak Magyar Napi je-
gyek vagy mas ilyen beszamol-
nj valok. Szivesen fogadunk
mindenkit.
A Magyar Napra kollektaltak
a kovetkez6k:
Juhasz Jozsefne es
Mikita Jozsefne $35. 80
Mezei Janosne es
lilies Istvanne $27.85
Cholenszky Ferencne $8.75
Kosz0net erte es mindazok-
max, akik barmifelekeppen
anyagilag vagy erk0lcsileg hoz-
zajarultak nap sikerehez.
Tisztelettel
Hajdu Pal, eln0k.
MOlnar Ferenc, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
K0zli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
GakAs 106 - 2nd st. Niles. o.

NoEGYLETuNK a jov6 va
sarnap tartja rendes havi gyu-
leset delutan fel haromtol kez-
d6d6leg a vasarnapi iskola he
lyisegeben.
WARRENEN a j0v6 vasar-
nap ismet meg lesz tartva az
isteni tisztelet 2 orakor kezd0-
doleg, utana pedig gyiiles lesz,
amelyen az egyhaz megszerve-
zeset fogjuk letargyalni.
ESKuV6 lesz julius 29-en
templomunkban delelott fel 10
orakor, amikor Szikora Laszlo
es Berencsi Piroska fogjak ell
mondani egymasnak a holto-
miglant, holtodiglant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25
Innen Oman

10TH F. ANDRAS, a Man
haitian utica regi lak6ja, pa
naszkodik az idojaras Matt. A
lejaratot szivesen ujitotta meg.
A FERNWOOD UTCAN lako
NEMETH o. JoZSEF magyar
scenes a, lakasa verandajan
elvezte a kellemes id0jarast.
Bar ilyen meleg id6jaras ront-
ia az izletet, de 8 mindamel-
lett meg is elvezi. Annyira
belejott a fizetesbe, hogy meg
tobbet is akart kifizetni, mint
a mennyi esedekes lett volna.
SANDOR P. FERENC, Ma
honing Aven feln6tt fiaival
szaraz jeg (dry ice) keszitese-
vel foglalkozik. A lap lejara-
tot szivesen rendeztek.
DIV. JURISTA ISTVANNE
a Russell Avenuel otthonat
szep viragos es gyiim0lcs0s
kert teszi ekesse. Minden sza.
bad idejet eek apolasaval
t0lti. Meg is van a nagy nun.
ka eredmenye. A gyermekei
mar keresethez jutottak es
nagy segitsegere vannak. A
leanya gepirono egy biztositt
tarsulatnal, fla: Berti pedig
szerel6 egy nagy vallalatnal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25
MAGYAR NAPI GOMBOK


Mindazok, akik ohajtanak
Magyar Napi gombokat arusi-
tani ez evben, jelentkezzenek
azonnal a Nagybizottsag tit
karai. G6ber Janosnal, 232 So.
Garland Ave. Minden eladott
gornb utan az elarusitot ct cent
illeti meg. A Magyar Napi gom-
bokkal a Magyar Napon legke-
s6bb este 8 6raig kell elszamol-
nj az Idora Parkban. Azok,
:akik mem szamolnak Ell, kotele-
SEX az 0SSzes atvett gombok
'arat megfiZetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25
SZEMELYI HIREK

Darazs EIDE ismert magyar
borbely mester e no 20-an i'm
nepelte 5O-ik sziiletesnapjat,
amelyre hazaerkezett egyetlen
leanya is Detroitbol kis fiaval.
Darazst, aki partol6ja minden
magyar ugynek, konnyekig
meghatotta, amikor a kis uno-
ka felkoszont0tte es ajandek-
kal meglepte.
i. y 3.
Benyei Laszlo es neje egy
heti vakaciora New Yorkba
mentek, ahol megnezik a vilag-
kiallitast es a magyar napot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25
A DOHANYzAS

a legelCerJedteDD SzOkaS a
vflagon. Mert, ugy-e az ewes
mem szokas, de eletszukseglet
es csak az ewes elterjedtebb
foglalkozasa az emberisegnek,
mint a dohanyzas. Macy ker-
des az, mennyi j6t tesz az en-
bereknek ez a szokas. Mond-
juk meg az igazat: a legt0bb
embert, aki mertekletesen do.
hanyzik, mem bantja a dohany
tasznalata. Viszont azokat,
akik sokat dohanyoznak, mond
juk egy pakli cigarettat ma
ponta, azokat egy lido mulva
el6veszi a dohanyban tartal-
mazott mereg, a nikotin es
lassan, kiil0mbozo fokban mer-
gezi 6ket.
Ez a lenyeges arto anyaga
a dohanynak, a nikotin, amely
direkt a sziN idegeit tamadja
meg els6sorban es ezzel a sziv-
mex sokat art.
Sokszor azonban mas a nj.
kotin tamado pontja. A vegta-
gok es els6sorban a labszarak
ereiben okoz ez a mereg olyan
eros g0rcs0ket, hogy az er tel
jesen elzarodik es minden YER
keringes megszlinik az ICY
megmergezett vegtagban a
meger6ltetestol par percre.
Eek az ergorcsok, oily bor-
zaszto fajdalmasak, hogy a
beteg meg kell, hogy alljon
azonnal, jarni, mozdulni KEEP
telen es a fajdalomtol szinte
felkialt. Rovid par percre pi-
henes a gorcs0t megoldja,
megint helyrean a verkeringes
es megint tud ,jarni par percig
az ilyen beteg.
Mire ennyire jutott a beteg
sorsa, nagyon keveset tudunk
segiteni rata. Azonban a be-
tegseg korai stadiumaban a
legfontosabb sdolog teljesen
abbahagyni a. dohanyzast es
pedig: azonnal Ies 0rokre.
Szerencsere ez a betegseg
eleg ritka, bar allandoan no
vekseik gyakorisaga. Sokkal
gyakoribb ennel es sokkal We
szelyesebb a sziven okozott be.
tegsegek. Kiil0n0sen a rem.
detlen szivverest okozza a do.
hany eros elvezete. Mem All
mondjuk ezzel, hogy akineh
csak rendetlenul yer a szive
az mind a dohanyzastol kapta
Persze hogy mem. De sok do.
hanyos ember bizony alto
kappa ait. Ezenkiviil a sziy
izonzata is szenvedhet a do
hanytol, ami egyeb, komoly
bajokat jelent. Mire ezek {
betegsegek kifejl6dtek, maj
keso, mint emlitettem. Az igg
megmergezett szivet kigyogy
tani mem tudjuk, csak a tovab
bi artalomtol kell, hogy we'd
jiik.
Regente ait hittek, hogy I
dohanyzas leginkabb a tud6k
mex art. Ma, bar igaz, hogy {
fatal es gyenge tiid6knel
semmi jot nem tesz a cigaret
tazas, de megsem tartjuk ez
az artalmat olyan fontosnak
mint a sziven okozott nikotil
mergezeseket. Azaltal, hog,
manapsag a n6k millioi elkezd
tex cigarettazni, eek a We
szelyek erosen fokozodtak
Macy baj ez, inert a cigarette
okozta betegsegek ugy me-
fognak artani a n6knek, hog,
ezaltal lie fog meg jobban cs0l
kenni a nep szaporulata.
Dr. M p. Mnhre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Ne. e6tty Janos IeikSsz
~ Mahonlno Ave rs@e 1854

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
dele6tt 10 6rakor, el6tte 9-kor
vasarnapi iskola.
NEGYEDEVI k0zgyulesiink a
mutt vasarnap folyt le ekes
szep rendben. A gyulekezet tel
jes megnyugvassal vette s egy-
hangulag fogadta Ell a tisztvi-
sel6k megtett jelenteseit. A
per1ztarnoki jelentes szerint
egyhazunk negyedevi bevetele
$1O86.96, athozat $662.61, osz-
szesen $1749.57. Kiadas
$1319.58, maradvany junius no
SO-an $4,000.
NYARI magyar iskolank
augustus 2-an, penteken este
z 6rakor tartja iskolazar6 i'm
nepelyet. Gyermekeink ekkor
adnak szamot az elmult 6 he
ten at szerzett draga ismere-
tekrd. Konfirmandus n0vende-
keink vizsgaja augustus 4-en,
a vasarnap delel6tti istentiszte-
lettel kapcsolatban lesz meg
tartva.
EGYHAZT TESTttI ,ETEINK
most vasarnap, julius 28-an
tartjak masodik nagy pikniku-
ket a Barta erdoben a Temp
lomsegelyz6 N6egylet vezetese
mellett. A kirandulas k0zvet-
len a templomi istentisztelet
utan tartando kozebeddel veszi
kezdetet. ugyes asszonyaink
haziasan keszitett kolbasz, p0r-
kolt, t0ltott kaposzta es site
menybol allo izletes ebedet fog
max felszolgalni jutanyos ar
mellett. Delutan kellemes $50
rakozas s maid ejfelig tart6
tanc lesz a ,Bunchy testverek
zenekara szereplese nellett. Be
lep6 ara 35 cent. F
A rendez6seg es az egyhazi
vezet6seg szeretettel hivja meg
es varia Ell a gyiilekezet tagjait
j6baratait, valamint Youngs-
town es k0rnyeke 0sszmagyar-
sagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25

A MISEK SORRENDJE: -
MINDEN VASARNAP delel0tt
8 6rakor kismise eS katekiz-
musi oktatasok. 10 orakor
nagymise, szentbeszeddel.
MINDEN DELELOTT $50
kor gyontatas es szentmise.
HIVATALOS ORAK: Min
dennap, delel6tt 11-12 craig
es este 7-2-ig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25
A lejaratot szivesen rendezte.

A lejaratot sziveSen rendezte. /
10TH B. ISTVAN a Brock
way utcarol az elofizet6ink
taboraba lepett. Panaszkodik,
hogy alig bir mozogni a
nagy h6segt6l a Bessemer osz-
talyon, ahol dolgozik. 10th
honfitarsunk Csicserb6l, neje
pedig Szalona newt kozsegbol
iOttek Amerikaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25

MlSEK SORRENDJE:
vasarnap reggel S:30-kor kismise an
gol predikaci6val.
10 orakor nagymise magyar predika-
ci6val
H6tk0znapokon mise reggel S:30-kor.
GYoNTATAsoK:
Minden szombaton delutan 3-5ig 60
este 7-tG.
Minden els6 7entek elotti csutortokOn
delutan 3-5-ig es este 7-t6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25
N U | A S AGO X

rkh .l s:,A.,.
,.. voa
zak. egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsAgait, 6ssze-
j0veteleit. stb. - nem t0bb
mint 2 h6nappai el5re is,
n ',
50 .. ..-s~s:
nyorutatvanyaikat a&lunk
szerxik be.
Julius h6 28-ikan, vasarnap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25
ZASZLoK

A Nagybizottsag felkeri az
osszes magyar egyleteket, hogy
amerikai zaszloikat hozzak XII
a Magyar Napra az Idora Park
ba augustus 4en legkes6bb
fel kett6re (1::30 p. m.), hogy
a zaszlok alatt vonulhasson fel
az arato unnepely sokasaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25

Keresztel6, esktiv6, hazas-
sag, eljegyzes es sok mas ha-
sorlo dolog csupa olyan hir,
ami mindenkit erdekel. Te-
eye meg AIT a sziyesseget,
hogy necsak ismer6seivel, ha-
nem a lappal is koz0lje mind
AIT, amir6l ertesiil.
Evening star., 1940-04-22
&5'ax4z5zzza;A4!{Aa1 5'a;xz5 z;A!{ 4 A
%buVIDA HURST
New Story.

New Story.
mot If you drag this new story
into the papers. Oh Mother, can't
you see that the only way you can
do justice to Father is not to stir
the whole case up again? It would
be different If we could help him
If he were still In prison. But as 1t
is Mr.. Reid and few people at the
store are probably the only ones
who remember anything about it.
1t isn't as if it weren't your own
sister who is guilty. Wouldn't 1t
be wiser just to drop the whole
thing?"
I've waited five years." Anna
insisted stubbornly. mo matter
who has to suffer Robert Trenton's
name must be cleared"
She repeated 1t again that night
when John Reid came to the apart
ment with his son. Gail thought
he looked years older than when
she had seen him last. He had
told her not to return to the store
until after the week end and 1t was
shock to see him so nervous and
troubled.
Trust Fund.
Mrs. Trenton" he said. II am
not going to ask you forgiveness
for an injustice which can never
be repaired. I do want to tell you
however that I have established
trust fund in your name which
will pay you half of your husband S
former salary for as long as you
live. 1t isn't great deal but it
will make you independent"
II cvan't accept it," Anna said
proudly.
You'll have to-" he assured her.
Because it's already been taken
care of and the bank will mail
you the cheeks the first of every
month. I feel sure your husband
would want you to use this money.
Do it for his sake if not for your
own"
"It,s kind of you" Anna admitted,
'but after all 1t was my own sister
who took the jewelry from your
store and tried to kill your son.
1t makes a great deal of difference
to me but it couldn't possibly to you
that 1t was Belle Meadows and not
my husband"
h Let Him Down.
"On the contrary it matters a
great deal to me, too," he contra
dicted her. Robert Trenton was
one of the most loyal employees I
ever had. I would be happy over
having my own faith in him re-
stored If I didn't have to realize
that when he needed me most let
him down."
They faced each other sadly and
Gail watched anxiously to see what
her mother was going to do. But
Chris said, "I've something OF my
own to suggest. AS soon as Gail
and I are married I should like
to send you to California. 1t may
be bit unusual but I should like
to make that my wedding present
to my wifes mother"
But I'm not sure there's going
to be any wedding" Gail said
family.
"Oh, yes there is" Chris retorted.
You're going to marry me If
have to knock you in the head and
drag you to the altar. There's been
all the delay I'm going to stand for"
But If it came out in the papers
about Aunt Belle .as..,@.,.a,s,
Even If your name Is plastered
all over the front page Of every
paper in town." Chris insisted,
Evening star., 1940-04-22
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON G, MONDAY, o.
you're going to become Mrs.
Christopher Reid"

you're going to become Mrs,
Christopher Reid"
Before Gail could reply Anna
rose to her feet. Holding her hand
to her heart In an unconsciously
dramatic gesture she said, Chris
is right. He's proved that he loves
you. But Robert wouldn't want me
to do anything to spoil it. I've
waited . long time to prove him in
nocent and now," she turned away
choking with tears, II just can't do
It,"
you don't have to-" John Reid
assured her. "1've already taken
care of It," He unfolded the paper
he carried and showed her a small
item on an inside page.
Robert Trenton who was con-
victed five years ago for the theft
Of an emerald ring from the Reid
Jewelry store where he worked as
manager has been completely ex-
onerated Of any connection with
the case by the confession of q
woman whose name is being with
held. Mr. John Reid, owner of the
store, says he will not prosecute the
guilty party as she is now i'll and
confined In q sanitarium."
Anna read it over twice.
Buy Copies.
May I keep this?" she inquired
But no, 1t won't be necessary. We
must buy lot Of copies so that
can send them to all his old friends"
She turned to the older man and
the tears sparkled in her dark eyes.
You've done everything a person
could do" she admitted. I'm sure
Robert would not want me to hold
anything more against you"
Thank you" he said and turning
walked abruptly from the room.
(To be continued.)
Evening star., 1940-04-22
Insured Home Looms
Guin in MARYLAND

Insured savings and loan associ-
ations in Maryland made 887 loans
on homes amounting to $3,206, 500
during the first quarter of 1910
Nugent Fallon, general manager of
the Federal Savings & Loan In
surance Corp, announced today.
During the same period in 1899
Mr.. Fallon said, the same AZ associ-
ations made 500 loans totaling ST.
829,646. Total loans on the books
as of March 81. was $28, $4,000.
A total Of 33,789 persons in Mary
land now use the facilities of the
locally owned and managed institu-
tions, whose savings are protected
against loss up to $1,000 per account,
Mr.. Fallon pointed out.
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ArmOrsville

Shirley and Maureen McCafferty
are spending a couple weeks with
their uncle, Carl McCafferty and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Niswander,
daughter Marcella and son Dean,
Racene Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harmon and
family of Lima, Rev. and Mrs. H. T.
Unruh were Sunday evening visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Hilty and
daughter.
Past week callers of Mrs. Eva
Montgomery and Mrs. Hannah
Swank were Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Diller, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Warren,
Mrs. |. A. Zay, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Hilty, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ruggley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Spellman and
daughter Patsy and Harry and
Mildred Battles.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T.. Coldlron and
Miss Virginia Tobian spent several
days last week at the c. E. Klingler
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. |. Moore and
Mrs. Nelson called Sunday evening
on Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hall and
family are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Driver of Gary, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. C. <. Klingler and
son Clyde, Doris Klingler and June
Ream called at the L. A. Klingler
home in Findlay, Sunday evening.
News Want-Ads Bring Results.
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CHAPTER VII

Gay reused at touch on her
shoulder. She opened her eyes and
blinked up into the pleasant placid
face of Mathilde, her mothers mid
dle-aged maid. For an instant she
lay drowsily smiling, not fully
awake, then her eyes widened, she
sat erect.
what time is it," she asked.
''Half past seven, Miss Gay" the
woman said, smiling. "You asked to
be wakened."
"There'd have been murder done
if / hadn't been" Gay tossed back
the covers and swung herself into
a sitting position on the side of the
bed.
"It's snowing." Mathilde held a
blue silk negligee embroidered with
daisies, knelt with blue satin mules
for Gays feet.
"Grand! A white Christmas" Gay
drew the negligee around her, wrig-
gled her feet into the mules. "That
makes everything practically per-
feet"
"Your bath is ready" Mathilde
smiled at Gays excitement. "Will
you have a breakfast tray?"
Orange juice and coffee" Gay
disappeared into the bathroom. "I
won't have time for anything else. "
On the walls of the bathroom wild
orchids grew lush among tropical
trees. The alcove in which the tub
was set was paneled with mirrors.
Gay, splashing vigorously, made
none of her customary mental OBJ
servations upon the results achieved
by the young interior decorator who
was her mothers latest protegee.
All of her attention was centered
upon the fact, incredible but excit-
ingly true, that John was arriving
in New York on this the morning of
Christmas Eve, for a holiday visit.
"Noel, Noel" she sang, rubbing
herself with soft warmed towel.
or an instant the song recalled the
Christmas Eve she'd spent at school
in Switzerland. She'd like to go
into a Catholic church this evening,
at twilight, a French Catholic
church, where candle-light would
shine on brightly painted figures in
the manger scene and a choir-boy
with the voice of an angel would
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Richland Center

Mr. and Mrs. Philip fiiity and
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Gratz and
daughter Joann spent Sunday even
ing at the Otto Amstutz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bowyer spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Gratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Badertscher
and family spent Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Zimmer-
man and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hilty of
Glendora, California, were Friday
and Saturday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Schaublin and daughter
| Rachel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hirschfeld of
Lima were Sunday evening guests
at the Ed Marquart home. Evening
callers were Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
! quart and family. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Grant and
son were Sunday dinner guests at
the J. /. Luginbuhl home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Daley and
sons and Mrs. Harry Clouser We're
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Roby and family of
Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bixler and
| JovnLta,. o,J No~,,, p;vIaw or nw,.;Il~ =
called Sunday afternoon at the Amos
| Gerber home.
Mr.. Walter Hilty of Glendora
Calf, and Mr.. Walter Schaublir
called Sunday afternoon at the Amos
Gerber home.
Mr.. Walter Hilty of Glendora
Calf, and Mr.. Walter Schaublin
called Friday afternoon at the C. c.
Hilty home in Pandora.
Mrs. Sarah Finke and daughter
Clara and Mr.. John Finke of St
Marys spent several days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Badertscher
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Gerber, Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Hochstettler, David
Gerber, Mr.. Noah Hochstettler and
daughter Lorena, Marie Imbach and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Amstutz and
daughter spent Sunday evening al
the Amos and Francis Basingei
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Boegli and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Maidlow and
family spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Matter anC
daughter Carolyn and Mrs. Mary
Matter were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Reynolds and
son David Ray of Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hilty OF
Glendora, Calf, Mr.. and Mrs. Russel
Schaublin and daughter Patsy Ann
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Gratz were
Friday evening dinner guests at the
Wslter Schaublin home.
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THE STORY

CHAPTER T-Charming. wealthy Gabri-
ella (Gay for shortl Graham, engaged to
Todd Janeway, returns to cabin In the
Maine woods accompanied by friend. Kate
Oliver. The idea of stay at the cabin oc-
CURED to her when she received key to it
following the death of her godfather. Uncle
John Lawrence. The two girls notice i'm
mediately that someone has been. and prob.
ably IS. living in the cabin. Kate suspects
that Gay knows the identity of the mysteri-
Gus occupant.
CHAPTER u-While the girls talk the
mystery man returns. Gay. surprisingly
enough, introduces the man TO her. He is
John Houghton. young doctor whom Gay
had known in previous years. Soon after
arriving at the cottage Gay discovered his
identity through an old monogrammed sweat
er. Immediately aggressive. Gay asks MIN
by what right he is in the cabin. His right.
she finds. is greater than her own. He. too.
possesses a key. but more than that is helr
to ii from his Uncle John, Gays godfather.
Gay is high handed with him. and he
states courteously that he viii leave. Look
ing at him in the doorway. her old feelings
return. She knows that he is more neces.
sary to her than is Todd Janeway. the man
she Is to marry.
CHAPTER HI-Before he leaves. John
goes for a walk. When he returns he finds
Gay sitting before the fireplace. They begin
talking on a more friendly basis, and she
asks MIN 10 RECONSIDER MS CeciSlOn 10 leave.
The next morning brings a different feeling.
and John decides to remain for his vaca-
tion-one more week.
CHAPTER IV-The night before Gay and
Kate are to return home to New York John
gets an urgent request to call at a nearby
farm. Gay accompanies him while he cares
for the patient. Returning to the cabin at a
late hour, John stops the car. He tells Gay
that he loves her. and she admits that he is
necessary to her happiness.
CHAPTER v-Meanwhile, worried by
their absence, Kate has called Todd Jane
way in New York. She knows that Gay and
John feel a strong attachment for each 9th.
er, and wants Todd to come to Maine where
he can talk to Gay. Todd arrives while
Kate Is alone. She breaks the news to him.
Todd. warm hearted and generous, is heart
sick but refuses to become melodramatic.