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Evening star., 1941-06-15
National Park College
Graduate Is Engaged.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Jacobs
Of Manhattan Beach. Brooklyn, N
2. announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Ruthe Jacobs,
to Mr.. Louis j. Gurfein. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elias Gurfein, also of
Brooklyn.
Miss Jacobs is graduate of Ma
tional Park College, Forest Glen,
Md, and attended the American
Academy of Dramatic Arts.
Mr.. Gurfein is a graduate of Long
Island University and member of
the Tau Delta Mu Fraternity. He
Is now associated with a firm OF
importers in New York
The couple expect to be married
IN the early fall.
Miss Corrinne Elmslie
TO ae Married in July.
Mr.. and MIS-. Harry Lucian Elms-
he of Takoma Park announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Corrinne Elmslie, to Mr.. William
Krather Dennis of Takoma Park,
the son of Mrs. Dennis and the late
Mr. Elihu Dennis of Glassboro, N. J.
The wedding will take place in
the Takoma Park Seventh Day Ad-
ventist Church July 20. The couple
expect to make their home in Ia
koma Park. where Mr.. Dennis will
(see ENGAGEMENTS, Page D-4D
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Sonora de Pena
Visits Mother

The Uruguayan Minister to
Mexico, Senor DR.. Hugo de Pena.
spent yesterday in Washington
where he served his government
as Minister some years ago. The
Minister and Sonora de Pena are
spending their vacation with the
latter'S mother. Mrs. Hundley, in
her home in Baltimore. Sonora
de Pena formerly was Miss Ethel
Hundley and her marriage to the
diplomat took place while he was
at his post. Since leaving Wash
ington the Minister has been his
country's envoy in Mexico City.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Jacksons Attend
Sons Graduation

The Attorney General, Mr..
Robert H. Jackson, who has just
been named by Pesident Roose-
welt as a member of the Supreme
Court, has left with Mrs. jack
son for New Haven, Conn. They
will attend the graduation of
their son, Mr.. William E. Jack
son, from Yale University early
this week. Miss Mary Jackson
accompanied her parents to New
Haven.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Stacks on Visit
To New Niece

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stack of New
York are visiting the latters father
Mr.. Morris Marks, and Mrs. Stack S
brother-in- law and sister, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Henry C. Tolstoi. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stack came to make the &C
quaintance of little Rosa line Elaine
Tolstoi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Tolstoi. who was born June Y al
Doctors Hospital Mrs Tolstoi for
merly was Miss jeanette Marks.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes
Hosts at Party

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Stokes
OF Greenwich Forest, Md, were
hosts at cocktails last night. After
their party the guests went to the
Congressional Club for a Dutch
treat dinner and dance.
Among those who attended the
dinner were Mr.. and Mrs. F,
Wesley Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Coleman Barret, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Padgett, jr; Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
M. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin L.
Aubinoe, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen
Maphis, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis C.
Dorian. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Will
llams. DR.. and Mrs. George B.
Clendenin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hetherington, DR.. and Mrs. DON
aid Sickler, and DR.. and Mrs. j.
Del Callander.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Engagements
Of Interest
1nCapital
Helen Mahoney
To Be Married to
J. E. Byrne, Jr.

Among the numerous engage
ments being announced today which
are of interest to the Capital and
nearby sections is that of Miss
Helen Genevieve Mahoney, whose
parents. Comcir. and Mrs. John
Joseph Mahoney, announce her en-
gagement to Mr.. John Earle Byrne.
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne of
' Dallas.
Miss Mahoney is a graduate of
George Washington University and
is member of the service sorority,
Tau Omicron Phi. ard Mr.. Byrne
Is a graduate of the University of
Texas
The wedding will take place in the
hate summer.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
LlLLiAS

rienced permanent wave operators
have been engaged to- take care of
the eager customers who are clam
oring for this new permanent
and who are taking advantage Of
the special prices on all permanenJs
during June. And Mr.. Sales is
right there-busy as ever-expertly
cutting and styling hair into sum-
mer coiffures. Make your appoint
ment tomorrow. 2817 14th ST.
co. 104l2.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Miss Anne Marie WalSh's
Engagement Announced.

Mrs. Martin J. Meenehan an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Anne Marie Walsh
of this city, to Mr.. William P.
Walsh, son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Walsh.
The bride elect attended Dunbar
ton College of Holy Cross and Mr..
Walsh is a graduate of Columbus
Law School No date has been set
for the wedding.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Flying to Rio

Mrs. Rose Saul Montgomery, her
brother, Mr.. Bernard F. Saul, and
their friend, Mrs. Francis J. Kelly
of Chicago. have left for Rio de
Janeiro by air. They expect to stay
at the Copacabana Club in Rio until
June "a. when they will fly to San
tiago, Chile, where Mr.. Kelly will
meet them. They expect to spend
month deep sea fishing off Chile
at Tocopilli.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

and white stripes and brown and
white stripes. It's only $3.50 {.
and comes in misses sizes, II to I8.
The Cotton Shop has become ia.
nous for its collection of $3.50 cot.
tons and you'll find many one
and two piece styles in dimity, benz
berg, lawn and other cool-cool fab
RIGS. THE PALA1S ROYALS
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Miss Phillips Has
Picnic for 90

Miss Dorothy Phillips. daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas L. Phillips.
and Mr. William L. Smith, son of
Mr.. anad Mrs John w Smith, enter
tained Jointly at a picnic yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. Lacey
Shaw, Commissioner of Parks in
Maryland, near Colesville, Md. There
were about go guests
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Miss Elizabeth Hahn
To Wed DIR. j. E. Edwards.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hahn of this
city announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Re-
gina Hahn, to DR.. Jesse E. Edwards
of Boston and Washington.
DR.. Edwards, who is engaged in
research work at the National Can
Ger Institute in Bethesda, is a grad
uate of Tufts College Medical
School.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
At Atlantic CITY

Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Sd, will leave
tomorrow for a week at Atlantic
City before going to her summer
home in the Blue Ridge Mountains
of North Carolina. She will return
to her Washington home in october.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Miss. Helen A. Steuber
Engaged to r. E. Hunt.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Steu-
ber of Ridley Park, Pa, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Helen Amanda Steuber, to
Mr.. Richard Eldridge Hunt, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Hunt, for
merly of Washington and now of
Ridley Park.
Mr.. Hunt is a former student of
George Washington University and
q member of Epsilon Chapter of
Sigma Chi Fraternity. He is a
grandson of the late Mr.. John Poole.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

the 1Our u u u Il
BROS. COMPANY
S OR E S. Cut
low ers by the
dozens. Generous
basket, boxes and
vase arrangements
assembled a n d
grouped with real
genius. CorSages.
Special flowers for
Evening star., 1941-06-15

S L z NDERATOR
reduces you with
out diet, massage
or exercise. The
mineral herbal
Arnold Reclining
Cabinet invigorates
your body as well
as Slenderizes It.
And there's heavy
Swedish Massage
1902 CONN. AVE
Evening star., 1941-06-15

u l u Z DdJnlIlR
suit and brown
wool dress I had
at Mrs. Careless.
I do want an
other nip of
that suit-be-
fore it's taken
to the STELOS
COMPANY and
rewoven or in
Evening star., 1941-06-15

vince yourself how
easy it is to learn
to dance-drop up
to the LIE ER o Y
THAYER STUDIO
and let the eX-
pert. sympathetic
teachers show you
how TO ru m b a.
tango, conga-and
even h clip you
Evening star., 1941-06-15

and face. Two-they specialize in
cially for the young adolescent skins.
And three-they give PEDICURES
aud beautify your feet for
boudoir or beach. Make an appoint
ment tomorrow. 1921 CONN. AVE.
DIS. 36l6.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

G r E A M
PERMANENT.
This perma-
nent is espe-
cially good for
coarse dry
hair and
it lso pre-
vents fine hair
from becom-
ing fuzzy. Adj
ditiOnal eXpe-
Evening star., 1941-06-15

W ny Helene e
suggests you go
to A. KAHN
I n C. where
you will find
h u n d r e ds of
wedding rings
from which TO
choose. There
are the plain
Evening star., 1941-06-15

NEEDS and
now offer three
timely services
to keep you well
grooned from
head = TO = foot.
First, they re-
m ov super
fuouS h air
from legs, arms
Evening star., 1941-06-15

brides, babies and "bread-and-but-
ter" offerings. Hospital ideas. And
combinations to make girl say
yes" Unusual pottery vases.
Prim, old-fashioned "bo-kays."
And single, rare spots for Miss
Mink dinner dress and Mr.. Waf-
fehursts lapel. Three branch
stores (there's one near you) Main
store at 1912 F ST. MA. 4276.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

gold ones, of course. And the new
wide gold bands with floral designs
. priced from $3.50. Exquisite
diamond wedding bands, some SIM
pie, some elaborate-range in price
from SIS to $500. 935 F ST.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

r o Y A L.
ere'S S a
honey of a
2-piece seer
sucker suit
in green
a n d white
stripes, re d
and W h / t e
Strinpc nav1-
Evening star., 1941-06-15

not a tame, tepid
piece in the whole
shop. And you can
afford several - be-
cause the price has
been whitfield TO save
you money-all due
to low operating eX-
penSeS of a home
shop. Also sample
sheerS, prints. jerseys.
Evening star., 1941-06-15


104l2 613 18th ST NV
Helene keeps you posted every Sundoy-on whot
is new-on where to find t-on where to 90!
She will be delighted to help you.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Stinsons Away

The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Henry L. Stimson are at their home,
Highhold, on Long Island for the
week end.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
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for $685. and
ST 95 reg
ularly TO $2250.
All the famous
lasts Fenton,
Valkyrie, Brew
ity and Deb
utante sizes
3 to 8 widths
AAA to c. White
evening shoes.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

brush up on your fox-trot and
waltz steps. It's such fun, too
and you can take privately or join
a class. Simply drop by 1915
CONN. AVE. Or phone ME. 4121
Evening star., 1941-06-15
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Evening star., 1941-06-15
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d" HELENES IN A LATHER"
=. about the stunning
cotton dresses and suits in the
COTTON SHOP at THE PALAIS
Evening star., 1941-06-15

watch your spirits
soar! Ten spot"
reducers - exercise
or massage. $40.
Ten h a ! f-h our
messages now SIS.
Twelve full one
h our treatments,
s25. S u n ! a m p
eatment, colonies
given by graduate
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" DIARY OF A MOTH
ABOUT WIN"
Tuesday: Feel sort of spring.
feverish. Must have been that pale
Evening star., 1941-06-15

DISKS minute
doses made from
Poison Ivy CRhuS
T OK icoendendrom)
1t receives constant
enthusiastic praise
from poison ivy suf-
ferers. Obtained at
your Homeopathic
Pharmacy. There is
4 ST. NV. MA. 1895.
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d" PUT FLOWERS BACK
INTO YOUR DAILY
LIFE-without really budging Your
budget" And get them at any Of
Evening star., 1941-06-15

" A Ii MEN ARE BORN
EQUAL" but they
don't grow up that way! If your
husband is tall or short stout or
Evening star., 1941-06-15


thin - he should
have his suits made
to measure, TO fit
h i'm "a n d i'm
alone). B r U c E
HUNT, INC, has
wonderful tailors
who cut = to mea =
sure and make TO
order suits in tine
Evening star., 1941-06-15
KEEP COOL
In CLOTHES

The Sheik of Aroby. whot-
ever else moy be sold for
him, knows considerably more
thon O love song. He knows
how 10 dress during ~
Evening star., 1941-06-15
A THOUSAND WORDS

OUULDN I SPEAK
AS ELOOUFNTLY as one guest
lesson - II you really want to con-
Evening star., 1941-06-15

the Arobion version
Of O heot wove-
which losts twelve
months q yeor. The
hotter It gets. the
more clothes he puts
on-untlI he's swod =
died to the eyes. A
point you might re
rzohoK n1sk k,nn
Evening star., 1941-06-15
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i" NEW FOR NOW" =. are
ANNE T. KELLY'S re-
duced summer rates Watch the
pounds and inches disappear-and
Evening star., 1941-06-15
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4" NOW is THE TIME-for
all smart women-to
come to the aio of themselves.
EMILE'S know YOUR SUMMER
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" WHEN YOU PLIGHT
" YOUR TROTH"
the ring takes on very important
proportions. And certainly it
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" MoLL1E zEIcHNER HA
CORNERED the cree
of the cottons-Sample special
cottons and dress cottons. There
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" RE HAIR-CONDITIONED
in conditioned COM
fort" Let LILLIAS give you a
new, gentle, "easy-to-style" COLD
Evening star., 1941-06-15

you're sick obed with sun
burn.
Not, Helene odds hostlIy.
thot she's odvisine you TO go
sheik. Allah forbid. Rother does
she coll your ottentIon 10 the
foct thot you CAN be cool in
clothes, come summer, Which
is good news for US working
women, summer shoppers, stoy-
in -towners-who can hordIy
run obout our business cIod in
sun suit.
But. you osk, WHAT clothes
ore COOP There's on answer
in the clothes designed for thot
greet Americon oosls, Holly
wood. There, the climate when
il isn't beng unusuoI is hot
by doy-eyeY doy-ond wise
stors. like wise Arobs, dress
for IT. And mony Of the some
foshIons ore now being feo-
tured in local stores here.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

summer tropicals for only s26.5O,
Haberdashery and accessories to
complete his wardrobe. Women S
man tailored suits, made TO
measure, S26.50. GLIB 14th ST.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
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l." HOW TO BE HAPPY e..
even though you have
Poison Ivy or Oak" Get a bottle
of Homeopathic RHUS TOX 3X
Evening star., 1941-06-15

woven invisibly. Heard the address
was: 6l3 18th ST. NV"
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1911 CONN. AVE.
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LEES DELIVERY service--Truck rental.
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dolph i26s.
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Musical Instruments


.ACCORDIONS- Slightly used piano; large
size qi50 Gratiot. Plaza 4i35.
ATTENTION. FOUR music boxes. 6i6
model Wurliizer. 5000 Chopin. Vine
wood 2.g60i
NOVACHORD for sale Telephone Tuxedo
1889. Ask for Sam Chirco. Reason
able .
PIANO - Upright, used. SO. good con-
dition. City Music. 7412 Mack.
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for results
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-28

Bizonyara van a negyven-
nyolc allan k0zott tobb olyan,
araelynek kormanyzoja szive-
lyes jo viszonyt tart fent az
allamban lako magyarokkal,
z1e talan seholse oyyan kozvet-
aenul meleg az osszekottetss
kormanyzo es magyarsag k0-
E0tt, mint Ohio allamban.
John w. Bricker ma Ohio
kllam kormanyzoja es a ma
gyarokkal valo osszekottetese
mem mai keletii. Mar mint fla
tai ilgyved is igen jelentekeny
digyekben kepviselt magyar
iigyfeleket es ezen a reven is
merkedett meg az amerikai
magyarsag eletviszonyaival, jel-
lerneveI, szokasaival es sajat-
sagaival
Jellemz6 John w. Bricker
Ohioi kormanyzora az, hogy
ulikor palyaja a politikai teren
kezdett kibontakozni, akkor
mem vette igenybe AIT az
egyeni baratsagot, amely t0bb
Ohioban el6 amerikai magyar
xezet6 egyenisegehez fiizte.
Aintha csak AIT akarta volna
mondani:
Mem azert szamitok a
magyarokra, inert is tigyved-
j0k voltam, hanem ait 6haj-
rom, hogy a k6zj6 erdekeben
k1fejtett munkam alapjan csat-
lakDzzanak ahhoz q munk&hoz
amelyet Ohio allam erdekeben
1ejtek X.
Rgyik tekintElyes es egesz
Ohioban, s6t annak hatarain
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-28

nepi istentisztelet a High
School Auditoriumban. Delben
IL orakor az vi arvahazi epii-
let avatasa a varosban. Del
utan l 6rakor bankett az ui
gyermekotthon hatalmas ven
degl6jeben.
Amennyiben masnap Labor
Day lesz, latogat6kat ere a
napra is szivesen fogadunk.
Etelben mem lesz hiany, csak
szallast nem tudunk nyujtani.
Azonban a turista otthonokban
olcs6 penzen kenyelmes szoba-
kat lehet kapni.
Augustus 31-en befejezziik q
10000 dollaros epitkezest, at-
alakitast es bebutorozast. Ez az
ev korszakot alkot6 a Bethlen
Otthon t0rtenelmeben. Mem
csak azert, inert ertekes, mo-
dern epiiletekben helyezhetjiik
el arvainkat es 0regeinket, ha-
mem azert is, inert 6sszezen
szaz arva es agg befogadasara
leszink kepesek szeptembert6l
kezdve.
Az amerikai j6szivii magyar
sag megerti, hogy a teher hor-
dozasb6l mindenkinek XII kell
venni a reszet Is az adomanyok
szepen folynak be az epitkezesi
alap javara. Ere a ce1ra min
den magyar testvertinknek lesz
par dollar adomanya. Mem ma
gunknak epitiink, hanem ma
gyar arvak Is 6regek sorsat Vi
selttik sziviink0n.
Az avatasi tinnepellyel kap-
csolatban Ligonier-ban a k6vet-
kez6 gytlesek lesznek:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-28
A MAGYARoK ES OHIO KORMANyz0JA

tul is k0zbecsiilesnek orvendo
ujsagiro tarsunk, Kelemen P.
Janos, a daytoni es columbusi
Magyar Hirado szerkesztoje
szegezte lie elsonek - es az
utan folytatolagosan igen gyak
ran AIT a tenyt, hogy
John w. Bricker. Ohio allan
kormanyzoja mem a mellet
vero es csak valasztasok elott
lathato baratja a magyarsag-
max, hanem akkor is, amikor
onzetlenul dolgozhatik fajcso-
portunk erdekeben.
Ekes bizonysaga ez annak,
hogy John w. Bricker kor-
manyzo volt az, aki marcus
15-et hivatalos kialtvanyban
jel0lte XII magyar napnak.
Augustus 10-ik napjan Ohio
magyarsaga az allan f6varosa-
ban orszagos napot iinnepelt es
ennek soran alkalmat kere-
sett es talalt ARA, hogy a ma
gyarok erzeseit egy hatarozati
nyilatkozatban fejezze XII John
w. Bricker kormanyzoval szem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-28
ren. Ez a nyilatkozat ICY
hangzik:
A RESOLUTION

In a special gathering held
august 10, 1941, in Columbus,
Hungarian leaders from II
communities in the state and
representing the majority OF
Hungarians in Ohio, a resolu-
fion a0aS cdopted reading IN
iert and expression of appre-
citation aRd thanks to Governor
John w. Bricker, in 6esigpat-
ing March 18th as Hungarian
Dag IN and for the State OF
Ohio.
The resolution as foUows::
Be it resolved:
That Hungarian people re-
siding in Ohio a0ish to conDey
tn Governor John W. Brtcker
c message OF appreciation and
thanks:
That Governor John w.
Bricker in designating March
18th as Hungarian Day, not
only is a firm belieuer in
equality, justice and demo-
cracy, but By his action and
purpose has again reki,adled
the spirit and lone for liberty
and freedom, so symbolicnl OF
the many Hu1agariaas ao1,o died
bravely and glort0usly to giue
independence and freedom for
Hungary end to free people
from the yoke Of tyranny and
oppression:
That Governor John w.
Bricker, in naming March 18th
as Hungarian Day IN Ohio,
expresses his humanitarian
tendency t0Dards all creeds
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-28

millio frankkal emelkedett fel,
azaz csak ennyivel tobb bank
jegy van forgalomban. Es ezzel
szemben a bank aranykeszlete
ma is olyan nagy, hogy bank
jegyek 25.1 szazalekosan van
max fedezve, mig a haboru XII
t0rese es a francia veresegek
el6tt a fedezet 25.49 percentes
volt, azaz a hanyatlas vegtele-
mil kicsi.
A jelentesb6l a legmeglep6bb
es csodaszamba memo az, hogy
a nazik mem foglaltak lie, mem
vittek el a bank arany keszle-
TIT. Are lehet ebb6l k0vetkez-
tetni, hogy a diktatorok altal
llmodott vi eur6pai rend mem
fektet sulyt t0bbe az aranyra,
hanem a csere kereskedelem
alapjan gondolja a nemzetk0zi
gazdasagi erintkezest fentar-
tani.
Semmi komoly bizonyitek
mines meg ARA, hogy ez lehet-
seges volna. A hAboru idejsp a
fegyverek ereje az elnyoE 4t
nemzeteket rea kenyszeritheti
a csere kereskedelemrc, de
nem bizonyos, hogy ugyanezt
a rendet szabad nemzetek is ell
fogadjak es akkor 6sszeomlik
az egesz tervezet.
A francia bank jelenteseb6l
csak egy teny allapithat6 meg
ketsegteleniil. Ha huszonnGgy
oran beliil bekere kerulne a sor
- ami kizartnak tekinthet6 -
akkor a francia nemzet abban
a helyzetben lenne, hogy mem
szorulna semmi kilf0ldi Sc
gitsegre, inert sajat erejeb6l
tudna labraAllni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-28

Augustus 28-ikan a Bethlen
Otthon Intez6 Bizottsaga es az
Amerikai Magyar Reformatus
Egyesiilet keriileti szervezM re-
szere. Augustus 29-en a Beth
len Otthon Igazgat6 Tanacsa
reszere. Augustus 3O-an az
Amerikai Magyar Reform&tus
Egyestilet vezetertestiilete re-
szere. September Pan pedig az
Amerikai Magyar Reformatus
Lelkeszegyesiilet tartja meg evi
gyuleset.
Augustus 31-re szeretettel
varjuk Ligonierba Amerika ma
gyarsagot kozelr6l es tavolrol.
J0jjenek el testvereink Is Dr.
vendezzenek afelett, hogy q
magyar hit, aldozatkeszseg es
0sszetartas milyen csodAlatos
alkot6 munkAt kepes vegeznil
Szeretettel hivogatja q ma
gyarsag szazait Ligonierba
N&n&ssy Lajos,
4rvaatya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-28

leanyt ajkat er6szakosan ajkara for
rasztotta.
Ez :. akkor t0rtent el6sz0r. 0nfeled-
ten ITALIAN akkor is megcselekedte volna, ha
Valy elcsapatja apjaval De mem kellett
semmitol sem tartania! Valy inkabb bin
tarsa lett, mint aruloja. Mindkett6j 6jiiknek
izlett a tilos csok
Biiszken dobogott az ember szive ARA
diadalra, hogy mar nemcsak ada, hanem
vissza is kappa csokjat.
A kovetkez6 nap alkonyan is szorgal-
masan csokoloztak Valy mar mem bujta
regenyeket, hanem sajat regenyenek els6
fejezetet elite at.
Mikor, hol jutottak aztan odaig, ahova
egy tisztesseges hajadonnak, meg egy nos
embernek egyitt megerkezni soha mem
szabad, mem tudom Annyi bizonyos, hogy
rovid lido alatt jutottak ell tilos cs6kt6l
a biin0s olelesig.
Egy g6gos fatal urilany egy negy
gyereAes apa... hihetetlennek tetszik
Es megis ugy volt.
Biinbe estek egyiket sem bantotta
lelkifurdalas, hanem immar mint bin
tarsak, azon tortek fejiiket, mint vetkez-
hessenek zavartalanul tovabb
Valy hamarosan kifozte tervet.
- Szokjiink meg! - sugta az ember-
mex, akit egy este Koroknay megint ma
gahoz rendelt poharazni aki mid6n gaz-
daia vegleg elazott, besurrant rea varo
kisasszonyhoz, amint megbeszeltek
- Szokjink meg, Matyi.
Az ember, aki ego vaggyal kozeledett
szeretojehez, meghokkent.
- Mem lehet. Mi lenne akkor a fele-
segemb6l meg negy gyerekembol?
Valy ellokte magat6l.
- XII szebb, fiatalabb, enc, vagy a
feleseged?
- Te te, edes galambom!
Il Kivel akarsz elni, va1assz vele vagy
velem?
Az ember hallgatott Nit is felelhet az
ferfi, akit csabit a gyonyor, de aki gye-
rekeit is szereti
- Ell kell sz0kniink messzire, inert ha
megtudjak, teged elcsapnak en- szegyen-
ben maradok, szejjel valasztanak bennn-
ket. Apamnal csak cseled vagy, mashol
ur leszel.
Bajosan. Az urasaghoz penz is kell!
Az lesz Az az en- gondom.
- De mi lesz csaladombol kenyer-
keres6 nelkul?