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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11
HABORU vagy BEkE
vALTOZAs Az ANGOL KORMANYBAN


Angoorszag vezet6 kore vegre beattak hogy hetven-
egyeves Neville Chamberlain minzeen0k mar koranal fogva
alamas hogy aboru ideen es exert negy
minszterbol egy belso kormany csnaak amey nagyobb
erelyel es lendulettel vezesse ugyeket
Ennek bes6 kormanyzatnak ellen Winston Churchill
ALL mig harom mask taga igen eenekteen ember es ICY
ango habout ezentu ember foga vezetn Htlerre
SZenben.
koze jov6 mar meg foga mutatni, hogy mi lesz
vatozas k0vetkezmenye Mig Chamberlain mindig
tossag embee VOLT addig Churchill gyors eo kepesseg
telesen cseekvo eber ak6 AIT varak hogy egrovidebb
don belu harcot idt Hitler ellen es duore hozza
dogokat egyk vagy mask iranyban.
Ha Churchill eredmenyeket tud eerni nerneezkel szen
ben teljes erove indul meg es oytaodk Hit
tejes egy6zesg azonban r0vd idon belu vart
szetkozesekben Hitler gyozne akkor Churcht meneszten
fogak es rovd idon belul beket kotnek.
A FRANCIAK MEM ENGEDNEK
Reynaud mniszerelnok elso nagy beszede
ben k0vetkezoket mondotta francia nezet uremetlen
ked6 polgarainak:
Franciaorszag es Anglia eleg er6se arra hogy ext
habot megnyer es sen esetre fognak Hterre csala
bekesege koni Franciaorszag kovacsolta egyvere
ke aelyekel mai nenet aarendszert egyozhet es meg
ogja tenni ugy, hogy tobb iyen haboru lehessen
Reynaud ugyanezen beszedeben Szovet Oroszoszagot
dernoaciak earasaval vadota meg nenet nazik bin
tarsanak nevezte
francia sajto beszed utan megeegedeset feezte XII
eenze lapok igen szeretnek tun hogy beszed bel
ogyaszasra kezte vagy pedg komolyan ertette annak
mnden szava miniszerelnok francia nemze ugyans
na rezr6 enyegeo veszedelem egyszer es mndenkorra
szabaduljon.
A RADIKALIs sZOCIALIsTAK DOLGA
francia radkais szociaista, ak annak dejen maguk
eroszakotak att hogy nytan bosevi kepvseloket zar
ak XII pararnentb6l es aldk erte Blum volt
miszereno vezeese aatt francia Reynaud kormany
is XII akarjak turni hataombol
Azza elszoval vszk harcot, hogy "meg kell nyern
haborut 6szntesegeben sokan ketekednek Rey
azonan batta hogy vi probanak ke ktegye onmaga
es hozzaart ahhoz hogy amarosan met bzalm szavaza
tot kerjen.
valsag nleriilt fel amkor Reynaud es koruna
nya egy torvenyavaatot keszetek e6 amelynek ertel
ben haaa buntetnek Francaorszagban azokat akk kem
munEta propaganda esnananak inert ezt nemzettel es
orszaggal szeben vao aruasak inosik mai viszonyok
k0z0tt - - 8. 81 .-7"--a-
Abb hogy tarsai tervnek eros ellenzeke
kovetkeztetk hogy radikas szocasak is Moszkva
tekntenenek set hatalomra utanak rOvd idon
abba hagynak harco Hterrel szeben es megprbakozna
hogy toalarian aamok soraba lepenek at ami
Eur6paban egeszen vi forduatot hozna magaval.
Az AN1ERIKAI PROPAGANDA UGYE
Egyre nyivanvaobb hogy Anglia eros propaganda folly
torveny modosasa mai semlegessegi hely
megvaoztaasa rdekeben Macy fetnes kelte Egye
Aamokban kanadai igazsagugyminizerne felhvasa
aeyben kanada pogarokat kerte hogy egjobb ere
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11
HONNAN VARJAK A DONTEST?

Mindket hadvsel6 fe dontest semeges aamok maga-
tartasatol vara EFT haboru men valosznseg szernt
semleges aIamok dontk ell
Anglia es vele kapcsolatosan francak ait ohajtanak
hogy az Egyest Aaok lepen kobe es mint Nlaghaboru
deen tette dontse ell avkra hadarat sorsa Anglanak
toobl semeges alan szamt Meg Olaszorszag SEM Ha
az Egyesu Aamok egyeten katona kidene csak ep-
pen annylt mondana, hogy Anglia odaan benne ha-
boruban mar vege IS anna inert nemetek tanutak
vilaghaboru esemenyebol
Nemetorszag vszont AIT szeretne Egyesi Alalok
semeges maradna Ez esetben nncs k6l fejen olasz
amt Jelek mutatjak mai vszonyok kozott hagya
cserben es tobb k seeges allan egyttveve kepes ARA
hogy Anglia avara bllentse haboru ereget terv es
szantas hogy az lido 1nuasa angel elen avara szoga
mem vaosult meg es sen agada tobbe hogy po-
zicioja eros.
NORVEGEK SARKUKRA ALLTAK?
Norvegia kulgyminsztere akinela neve Havdan Koht
ketos aatt norg parliament szne el6tt
vaaszo hogy ha norveg vizeken hajozast korao pro-
baak az Norvegat haborba kergethet foeg akkor ha
haozas koratozasa egy hadvse fenek avat SOL
galna
EFT ovatos keentest angook Is neeek saiat szauk
ze szerin magyarazzak Az angolok y be6e kovasn
hogy Norvega esetleg meuk all es Hitler ellen foru vszon
gookkal.
valosag hogy Norvegia es tobb skandnav aanlok
Hoanda Belgium ketsegbeesett er0eszteseket tez
ne hogy mndenkv 6 viszonyban Is semlegesek marada
nak de ez lido szernt ugy erik hogy neetek
angook azok akk szeben es mnden mas semeges
allammal szemben igazsa gtaanok
Felteteezheto hogy ext kedvez0tlen hangulaot Anglia
hamarosan meg tuda forditani es meg tuda gy0zn
egeseket arro hogy gaz elesegk Hterben es
ben keresendo de pllanaban vaoza meg varhao
veszedeem abban hogy ielott angol dplomaca
eeneteket el tudna stan aa eenseges lepes 0rtenik
csak Hrre enne el0ny0s Macy trelemre
korltekinesre szkSeg Angaban hogy EFT sanaatos
helyzetet Szepen rendeZn tudjak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11


haboruba vinni
Ennek els6 m6dja az lenne, hogy Anglanak adjon az
Egyesl Aamok iset nagy het ekntet nelku arra hogy
vaghaborus adossagokat zettek meg skerne
elsn Angianak, akkor okszerueg be6e hogy
kolcsonadott tokek megmentee cmen se belle ke
a haboruba teles eronkkel es katonasagunkkal
Ma meg igen eros elenzeke ennex kiseretnek de
lehet udn hogy mkent alaku XII heyze Csak
anny bztos hogy ebb0 kerdeb6 valasztas hadara
lesz hamarosan
MELYIK PRES Az ER6sEBB?
Az europai haboru ahhoza ponthoz juott amkor dom
test attol vaak hogy melyk nemzenek ero-
sebb prese anayel se1nleges allamokat nyomja?
Az angol kormany fanciak tobbe-kevesbe nyt tamo-
gatasa mellett eresette skandnav aamoat esosorban
Norvegat hogy mem fogja megengedn norveg vasak ne
metek rszere vao ovabb szatasat Norvega
szintet akor Anglia oga tobbe tiszeetben aani
norveg partok menten levo semeges wicket
Tudvalev6, hogy tengerparttol harom mertfodnyre
tenger Uzet semegesnek ekntk Norveg neet hajok
harom mertfod tvosagon bel maradva eddig vgan sza
toa vasat Neeorszagnak amt Anglia tobbe
nem akar tn Nagyon konoyan gyemeztette agol
many elsosoan norvegeket svedeket hogy hagy-
janak fe nemeteknek valo szaitasoa inert klonben
angol hadhao behaonak harom mertfoldes seleges
nalba es megakadayozzak hajok k0zekedeset
Ez volt az angol pres megszoritasa.
A-HABoRU MENETE FELoL
haboru menete eol egyet mondani Att hogy
a haboru alszik
"A NAoAoAAOluo1
feJe Teten nenet tetlen francia taan mondani Sc
ke hogy tetlen angol Unek vedem vonalak bzonsa
gaban es taalgatak hogy vaon oan az ellen
Tel es utanozza az eszaka bogar pedaat aeyet nagy
magyar kolto Arany Janos ekkent jelenzett:
= zug az eli bogar nekimegy falnal
Nagyot koppan rata azutan elhallgat
Els Sc tengeren levegoben tortenik oyas
ambol lehetne kotkezte hogy egy vagy mask fel
lenyegesebb mozduatot tesz.
jelentesekbol csak anny dert XII hogy megindul tiz
vagy tizenket neme repul6gep ango haoat bomba
re Berlin Macy diadala uvot fe hogy vgze
0ona uszo ango kereskedelemmel tamadas fe London
meyseesen hagat masnap eppe yen angos szoval ie
ent hogy unak ndult zenket angol repogep eporot
egy csomo neet hadhajot ne1neek feelnek
azzal, hogy mem tudnak dolog felol semmit.
Mi gaz mi igaz ezeb6l ielentesekbol rideg tenv
az hogy haboru asz Rational szempontbo egesz bzonyo
aSzik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-11
Az AMER1KAI PROPAGANDA UGYE

Egyre nyvanyaobb hogy Anglia eros propaganda foly
orveny modostasa es mai selegesseg hely
silt Aanokban "a kanadai observation-disclosures ehivasa
ameyben kanada pogarokat kerte hogy legobb
The Valley settler., 1940-03-01
VETERAN PINTO

Leo Cerrillo's horso, Sut-Sun, is
 veteran Of ftftoon .ootion pictures Tho scroon's famous "bcd nam will ride no othor horso in ( film and sinco he is in cons tant dor,end for outdoor pictures, his pinto is as woll known to film fans as many octors. 6ui-Sun chalkod up his f1ftoonth role in "Flirtinc with Fato", Joo 2. Brown stGrrinr com- ody coming to tho Palmor Thoct tro next Friday night. Tn addition to movie experience, Su4-Sun hes probably appoarod in moro peredos than any othor horse in C&lifornto.
The Valley settler., 1940-03-01
SOCIAL CALENDAR

SOCIAL CALENDAR Mar. - Carnival Queen Dance. Mar. Co., -op memb ership meeting
 in community hall at
 BOO M. Lar. 4 Moments Auxiliary of the
 Cooperative Association
 meeting in community hall liar. 5 = Dist. o1ectio on meeting
 at Carl Fri cks ons, 8:OOFM Mar. 8 = Civic Center Club, 1:3o
 at the home Of Mrs. Fred
 McIntyreo Mar. l4- Grange Meeting Aar.16 = District 5 meeting Mar. 2o- Athletic Association
 Free ent tertQiment. 1or. 5o- "An Arizona cowboy".
The Valley settler., 1940-03-01
DISTRICT 4 MEETING

DISTRICT 4 MEETING istrtct A will hold en election moe ting tt the Carl Erickson homo on Tue sday evening February 5th at 500 P M.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

In the background are the faces
Of six noted Americans, Daniel
Boone, Benjamin Franklin, Abra-
ham Lincoln, Thomas A. Edison,
Theodore Roosevelt and Col. Charles
A. Lindbergh, presented as men who
met their individual challenges; the
Capitol. the Constitution with 1--WE
the People" inscribed upon 1t: in
dustrial plants, slums and wasted
fermlands.
The Roosevelt graduate has taken
art seriously for the past three years.
Elliott recalled that on March II,
1887, he came to The Star to see
Cartoonist Clifford Bergman and
spent an entire morning with him.
After I met Mr.. Bergman, I de-
cided I was going to be one of the
best cartoonists in the country" said
Elliott. "In the spring of 1899, I
met Jim Bergman. Mr.. Clifford s
son, when he was teaching q test
course in art. took his regular
course for two semesters at South
eastern University every Saturday
morning from October to June. He
got me interested in illustrating.
Well-now my ambition is to be the
best illustrator in the country. Nor
man Rockwell is my ideal"
Elliott will leave more than Just
his name at Roosevelt. He is work.
ing now on three large murals to be
hung at the high school. One de-
picts America in the colonial days.
The second presents the Nation in
the Civil War period. In the third,
he used several classmates In differ
ent poses to illustrate the spirit of
liberty and progress Of the goth
century.
His Red Cross cartoon drawn for
the Roosevelt Reporter was repro
duced recently in the Junior Stars
special Red Cross edition. Elliott
lives at COS Roxboro place NV.
Evening star., 1940-07-14
Outside Girls Are
Noe Eligible for
|Day Scout Camb

The opportunity to enjoy camp
- craft. nature study, archery and
\ other diversions in the Girl Scout
Day Camp at Fort Dupont is now
open to girls who are not members
OF the Scout organization.
Girl Scout headquarters has an
nounced that there are several va
cancies in the day camp and that
these may be filled from the out
side. The present camp session be-
gan last Tuesday and will continue
through next Friday. The second
session will begin Tuesday, July %,
and last until Friday, August 2,
being open on Tuesday, Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday each
week.
Fort Dupont, national park area
on the southeast side of the Ana
costa River, furnishes a beautiful
setting for the camp Girls are di-
vided into units with three coun-
selors in charge of each group
Meals are cooked over open fire.
places.
JAIL cApAoaA Lag sioup recently QlS-
covered a deposit of clay on the fort
reservation and this is now being
used for clay modelling. Girls who
arrange to attend the camp may
reach there by private automobile
or by taking Seventeenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast
streetcar to the end of the line and
boarding a special bus for Fort Du-
pont.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

Betty June Karle. grandest sight Of
all Is that Of Old Faithful, king of
the geysers, faithfully heaving q
gigantic mass of water $50 feet into
the air once every hour. At night,
colored lights play on the geyser
as it erupts. One of the strangest
phenomena of nature is the Paint
Pot, so called because its boiling
mud is deep pink in color, 1t
never erupts, but boiling constantly,
forms pink cone around its sides.
One finds the Grand Canyon of
the Yellowstone strikingly beautiful.
It's sides, steep and jagged, have the
colors Of the rainbow, with pinks,
yellows and reds predominating.
Far below, you see the Yellowstone
River rushing on its noisy way.
Then a sudden cool mountain
breeze springs up from nowhere and
makes you realize that it is evening.
You hasten back to your camp site
and build fire, for you know how
cold it can get in Yellowstone, even
In July and August. In fact, one
morning we woke to find ice in a
pan which we had left out all night
Before sunrise one day, a great
clatter of dishes awakened us.
Since it was an impossible hour for
breakfasting, we glanced curiously
out of our tent window. Imagine
our surprise when We saw a huge
brown bear painstakingly licking the
dishes Of a nearby camper. Later
we found out that our neighbors
had gone to bed without washing
their dishes after a fish dinner the
previous night.
70 keep the bears out of our meat,
we were forced to put the meat in
10 kettle which then was hung high
on rope between two trees. These
were but few of the experiences
and sights which make me wait
with impatience for another visit to
this wonderland.
Evening star., 1940-07-14
Log of Activities
Adds to Pleasure
OF Vacation Trip

Many of us will be taking vaca-
tion trips during the next few
weeks. Well have a great time, but
before we know it we'll be back
home with pack of exciting mem
ories.
Your trip will mean more to you
and will live longer in your memory
II you keep log" of your activi-
Ties. A log is actually daily record
OF a ships speed, but you can make
yours more on the order of a diary.
Scribble down notes on what you
see and do and the people you meet
during the day and write them up
before you 60 to bed at night.
II you or one of your party has
camera along 1t will save you lot
OF time, for you may substitute pic
cures for otherwise lengthy descrip-
tions.
When you arrive at home after
tne trip collect all your notes and
copy them into a notebook, using
pictures to illustrate some of the
.alhgs you saw. A group photo of
tlose VINO went on the trip and
tne means of transportation-auto,
train or boat-will make a good
1rontlspiece for your book.
one Junior Star writer, Raymond
w. Bellamy, jr., of Cheyerly. Nd,
carries a note book on his travels
with his parents. His notes on a
trip to Florida were transcribed
INTO . well-written article for the
]. 8. some weeks ago.
Evening star., 1940-07-14
Prises Totaling IS
offered for Best
Contributions

Boys and girls of all ages up to
and including high school age are in
vited to write for. The Junior Star
Prizes Of 81 each are awarded for
the best five contributions published
each week. The following rules must
be observed:
l. All contributions must be orig
inal.
2. Name, age. address, telephone
number df any and school of the
author must appear at the top of
the first page of every contribution.
3. Contributions must be written
on one side of paper; if typewriter
they must be double-spaced.
4. The editors decision as to the
winners will be final and The Star
reserves the right to publish any
contribution received in whatever
form he may deem advisable, regard
less Of whether it is awarded a prize
Checks will be mailed to the winners
during the week following publica-
ton of their contributions.
S. Contributions will not be re-
turned.
Boys and girls who wish to act as
news correspondents of The Junior
Star may qualify by submitting at
least one feature story (the prin-
cipal stories on this page today are
good examples of what is wanted
together with the information called
for above. Those qualifying will be
given cards identifying them as re-
porters for The Junior Star. The
editor receives the right, however, to
decline to issue reporters cards or
to revoke those already issued when-
ever such action appears advisable.
Address Junior Star Editor, The
Sunday Star, Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

This $500 prize will be very USE
full" Elliott explained. "A fellow
must live and eat at college. I have
set aside some Of it for my expenses
Tho rest Of it has been invested in
United States Baby Bonds"
Elliott first learned Of the Amer
lean Youth Forum competition when
he saw photographs of the work of
the first two prize winners last year.
He felt encouraged and decided to
try his hand.
According to the magazine, 494, ,456
high school students participated in
the Nationwide literary and art con-
tests. Winner Of the $1,000 first
prize in art was Ben Quintana IT,
OF Cochiti Pueblo, New Mexico, In
dian youth descended from the Cliff
Dwellers. The literary winners will
be announced next month.
Elliotts painting was described by
American as depicting youth with
plans for the future in hand, break
Ing the bonds Of red tape. and rolling
up his sleeves for q stid battle"
Evening star., 1940-07-14
By JIM EMMETT.

This bathing suit boat can be built
In few hours time, and 1t will pro-
vide a lot of fun when you're in
swimming. You can float around
on it. use paddles, or even an out
board or q sail.
To build it, get a foot-wide, 2
inch-thick plank II feet long, cut it
in two, and sharpen or curve one end
of each piece as shown with a
hatchet. On both sides of each
piece ~ inches down from the top
spike 4-inch by 4-inch pieces with
their ends sharpened, too. Or small
logs, one side slightly hattened, can
be used instead.
Connect the two made-up sides
with 11a-inch thick pieces 8 or 10
inches wide, placing one a foot from
the bow. the other that distance
from the stern. Notch and nail
these into the tops of the wide side
floats, instead Of merely spiking
them there, in order to gain addi-
tional strength and permit driving
extra nails into the inner side floats.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

wooded section in which Dean lives
Their adventure thrillers are
homemade products from start to
fnish. The main actors are Robert
Morris. Edward Wrenn. Chester
Burton and Albert Coleman. With
Dean, they write their own plots,
After script has been revised and
improved, they are ready to begin
shooting" They use old clothes,
gathered from their own homes, for
costumes.
There is no dearth of settings for
the neighborhood movies. inside
shots are made In Deans house,
His father has a sawmill, and this
often Is used as the background for
various scenes. Outside shots are
made In the woods.
Pet dogs occasionally are drafted
into service as actors, and the main
characters do everything from
fighting feuds, putting out fires and
chasing bandits to playing Indian.
According to Dean, the company's
next movie will be an epic of the
desert called Curse of Ages"
The homemade movies have been
shown to visitors at Deans home,
to the Lanham football team and
Lanham Elementary School pupils
and before the fourth annual art
exhibit at Hyattsville High School
during the past school year.
Making movies is a moderately
expensive hobby" Dean said. Each
movie costs about So. We have
made 8 or 10 dramas in ALL"
Dean will be a senior at Hyatts-
vile High next fall. During the
summer he works for his father and
turns movie producer In his spare
time.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

Here is the pattern for what
not cabinet. The cabinet Is made
from plywood. Draw your pattern
on paper first and then trace it on
two pieces of plywood, IL inches by
Az inches in size.
Next clamp the wood to q work.
bench and cut the pattern out with
a coping saw, being careful to leave
at least quarter of an inch for
mailing space on the back of one Of
the pieces.
Now that you have the backs cut
out, measure three pieces of plywood
for the shelves and cut them out.
sand all five pieces to a smooth
finish and put them together with
small nails.
When you have the cabinet as
sembled you may stain it any color
you wish.
Evening star., 1940-07-14
Turtle Twice Given
Up for Dead Lives
For Two Years
BY RUTH sEIBEL, u,

Sherwood High School. Sandy sprins. Nd.
Have you ever had a pet turtle?
My brother Thomas once had q little
swapping turtle. He found 1t in the
branch near home and will tell
you It's story.
Tom put the turtle into q gold
fish bowl. One day when my moth
er and some Of her friends started
to paper the dining room they took
the turtle into the living room,
where it was real cold.
About two weeks later I asked
mother where the turtle was. She
told me and I was sure then that
it was dead. The turtle did look
like it was no longer alive, but warm
water brought it back to life.
The same thing happened .
month later when I removed the
turtle to clean his bowl. Convinced
that he was dead, threw him into
the yard. was wrong again be.
cause the little fellow was soon
crawling away. Again he was put
back in his bowl to settle down to
peaceful life.
The turtle finally died after w
had him for about two years.
Evening star., 1940-07-14
Writer Tells How to Build
A Bathing Suit Boat

II you want to use an outboard or
sail. spike the 2-inch by pinch piece
across the stern. It will take the
clamps Of a small motor or can be
notched out in the center to form a
chock to hold the steering paddle.
This little boat will sail very well.
The side floats act as outriggers
after the manner Of those used on
South Sea canoes, and are deep
enough to prevent its slipping side
ways through the water. A block
spiked to the forward seat should
have a 2-inch hole bored through
both it and the seat beneath, to
take the heel Of a light 10-foot-
long pole for q mast. The boom
should be S feet long, and the sail
q triangular-shaped piece Of muslin
fastened to both boom and mast by
light ropes q foot apart.
This boat depends on the water in
1t for flotation-the lighter the wood
used, the higher 1t will float in the
water. II additional flotation is re-
quired to carry . heavier load, spike
other side floats below those shown.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

building. We learned to swim and
play tennis, and on rainy days. We
used the gymnasium, followed by
a dip In the pool.
Every Thursday we had classes in
handicraft and first aid, under the
supervision of counselors. The last
Thursday was the most enjoyable,
for we went on an imaginary trip
around the world. We visited"
such places as Scotland, Ireland,
where we kissed the blarney stone,
England and France.
AIRY girl interested in the diver
sions and subjects I have mentioned
will ind it an advantage to be a
member OF Camp Stay-at-Home.
This Is suggestion for those who
will not have q chance TO take a real
vacation.
Evening star., 1940-07-14
Saturday
By vEsTA FURNIss, IA.

BY VESTA FURNISS, II.
Mckinley High School.
Saturday Is such a lovely day,
When one can 60 out in the sun
and play.
Lets play tennis" some one will
yell,
And for the courts we run pell-men.
Alas and alack, every court Is filled,
And so that marvellous idea is killed.
I'VE can 60 swimming" I brightly
suggest,
And of we start with merry Jest.
The pool We find crowded, there
we'll have no fun,-
So back to the house we trot to see
what can be done.
Golf courses are packed and ball
fields as well,
None Of US have an idea that u
swell.
All afternoon We truck all around
And finally end up, again homeward.
bound.
Evening star., 1940-07-14
Dads Sanctuary
BY JANE FENDRICH. IL.

An~costla High School.
"A dads home is his CASTLE"
Wherein he can lie
With his shoes off, on the davenpor
And loosen his tie
And smoke an old pipe
And sleep in the smoke
That swirls round in blue clouds
And makes every one choke.
He can read his newspaper,
Turn the radio up
And read mystery stories
And play with the pup,
And though he gets thin
On the top of his dome,
He'll always be loved
Within his own home.
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affords pleasure
or themselves
and entertain
ment for others.
Starting W o
years ago with
a borrowed mo-
ton pic ture
camera, Dean Or
gantzed an ANA
t e ur company
in his neighbor-
hood. Later, he
bought his own
camera, and now
the c o m p a n y
often es ON
l0cafion' in tho
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protecting.
I look up. The
wings of tn e
planes are glis-
tening, reflect
ing both tn .
rays Of the sun
and my feelings
on this glorius
day. My eyes
are held as one
entranced by the
fawless beauty
Of their shapes
as they sweep
through the air
in perfect for.
nation