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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
A LEGUJABB FORDULATOK
A HARCTEREKEN

Boris bulgar kiralyt es kill
iigyminiszteret nemet f0ldre
hivtak. AIT hiszik, hogy Hitler
most teszi az utols6 kiserletet
ar-S hogy bekes egyezseg aran
-Aessen at bulgar teruleten
a g0rogok ellen es ha ezt mem
engednek meg, akkor fegyve-
res er6szakkal vonul at. Alig
hihet6, hogy Bulgaria ellenal-
last probation tanusitani. Mi
utan elvi tiltakozasat kifejezte
meg fog hajolni az eroszak
el6tt es utat nyit a nemet had
seregnek.
SERBIA a legnagyobb aggo-
dalommal latja AIT, hogy Hitler
mennyire szorongatja a bulga-
rokat es ell van keszilve ARA,
hOgy Vele SZemben is masonic
eszk0z0kkel elnek maid a ne
metek. Ellenallast SERBIA re-
szer0l Sc varnak azonban, ha
Hitler er6szakkal fenyegetne.
Angel felfogas szerint Stain
mem fog most megmozdulni
Hitler ellen abban az esetben
sem, ha a nemetek megtamad-
jak a gor0g0ket. A nemet We
zerkar azonban biztositva akar-
ia latni ilyen esetben a sereget
o1daltamadas ellen es exert tart
olyan nagy hadsereget a roman
f0ld0n es exert vette ra a ma
gyar es tot kormanyokat is a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
K0LCS0N0S LETT
A BONTBAZAS

vi ev napjara a nenet
met sz0rnyii bombazast
tottak London ellen, ami
ban az angolok masnap
geSen yisszafizettek.
Szazaval jelentek meg
ma varosa felett az angI
pil6gepek es t0bb ezer bo|
dobtak le q gy0nyorii XII
varosra. Ha Italian tulzott.
az angol jelentesek, hogy
ma romokba d6lt, ketseg1
hogy q kar oriasi, inert a j
tex is beismert6k, hogy a,
60 tanadasnak ssaina
eredmenye" volt l1ivatalos
allapitasok szerint.
Brenla bornbazasara vi,
q nAzik feleltek hasonl6
don. London hires k0z1
i1egyedet baztak 0ssze
hogy j6fornnan semmi
maradt bel6le 6ps6gben.
azonbal1 q higgadt angol|
velen6ny mem tartja lenl
karnak. AT mondjak, ho|
hires varos varsonegyede
ugyis elavllt, csupa ocska|
letbd allott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09

iizen az angoloknak. Egy Macy
gy6zelem Afrikaban azonban
ennek a veszedelemnek szinte
azonnal elejet venne.
Az angolok folytatjak Brema
bombazasat a leveg6b6l. Valo-
szinii, hogy Brema mar egeszen
romokban hever. Ezzel Szemben
a nemetek bosszub6l kisebb an
gol varosokat bombaznak es
London ellen folytatjak a ta-
madast. A jelek ARA mutat-
max, hogy marcus vegere in
dull meg a nagy nazi roham
Anglia ellen, amely jobbra
vagy balra nagy fordulatot kell
hozzon. Kett6s er6feszites kell
az Egyesiilt Allamok reszerol a
segitsegben, hogy a tavaszi
nagy nazi tamadast az angolok
SikereSen viSSzaverheSSek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09

mozgositast rendelt el es a bel
hivott katonak mind a Kar1
pataljara mennek, ahonnan az
oroSz tarnadas varhato. A tul-
oldalon az oroszok is nagy csa
pat 0sszevonasokat csinalnak|
ami fenyeget6 jelenseg es Ms
gyarorszagon igen kornoly aa
godalmakat keltett.
EFT a helyzetet Hitler arr4
haSznalta ki, hogy szinte veg
leg elkobozza a magyar kiraly|
allamvasutakat. A szinmagyaA
int6zmeny most mar teljese
nemet vezetes alatt all. FelrjH
toltak a derek magyar vasut
sokat es nemet tiszvisel6k /
nyolitjak le a forgalmat.
AIT kell hinni, hogy min,
cSak a kezdet. Horthy Il
manyzo Is Teleky Pal mir
tereln0k meg alljak a helyl
de erik, hogy a dont6
most vannak lit es a
fiigg Magyarorszag eges
v6je.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
VI ER6RE KAPNAK
Az OLASZOK

Ugy a gor0g, mint az egyip-
toni csatatereken olyan jelek
mutatkomak, mint ha az ola
szok vi er6re kaptak volna 4
kiizdelem soran.
Egylptomban ez mem lenne
meglepo, inert hiyatalosan IS
belsmertek, hogy a n&metek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
4 Macy HABORU ESEMEkYEI

megielentek a harcteren, f6ld
repil6gepeikkel es ezt nyolI
ban megereztek az angolol
inert rohamuk vagy ellanyhr!
vagy fenakadt.
Alighanem tulzasba vitte
az angol gy6zelnli hireket 1
els6 sikerek alapjan. A sokf
emlegetett Bardia mem esett e
mem jutott angol keze, 81
ujabban AIT jelentik, hogy |
nemet repiil6k varatlan bon
bAzasanak sulya alatt az al
golok meghatraltak, agyuka|
tankeket es sok hadi felsz1
relest vesztettek el a sivata2
ban.
Be kel valiant. hogy Macy
keseru csalodas lenne a vilA
ra az, ha Afrikaban ujra fel 3
kerekednenek az olaszok. h
Sc enyhitene ezt, hogy a
kert a nernet segitsegnek u
szonhetik. Olyan vermes
menysAgeket keltettek az al
gol harcteri jelentesek, am
lyeknek 6sMeomlasat karosse
creme meg a j0v6 kialakulasR
Es ugyanezt tapasztalja l
vilag a gorog harcteren is. A
ujsagokban mar regen elfoa
lalt Tepelenti vara meg mir
dig olasz kezen van es Valon
kikot6je is nyitva all. A gyi
zelmi jelentesek tulzottak vol
tax. Teny az, hogy nagy we're
segeket szenvedtek az olaszol
de mem Olyanokat, anelye
dOntOk lennenek.
K0rulbeliil az a helyzet, an
a finn-orosz haboru idejel
volt. Bamulatos az eros &c
r0g ellenallas, de apranken
felmorzsolodik. A sok lud disz
not gy6z magyar kozmonda
ismetl6dik meg. Katonakka
es felszerelesekkel jobban gy6
xix a szambeli tulsulyban lev
olaszok, aIik nenlet segitsege
is kaptak mar, de XII kell var
jak a tavaszt, hogy ellentam'
dasok fel6l almodh odhassanak. /
nagy no mem alkalmas a he
gyek k0z0tt a hadyiselesre.
Mindez azonban mem valtoz
tat azon a tenyen, hogy a
olasz nemzetnek bizalma me,
rendllt Mussoliniban, kedv
elment a tovabbi kalandokt6
es ha belso forradalom tor k
hamarOsan, az mem lesz sen
kire meglep6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
KALAUZOL0 EGYHAZAINK, EGYLETElNK,
K0REINK ES HIRDETOINK SZIVES FIGYELMEBE! !!

K0ztudomasu, hogy egyhazank egyletenk Is k6reink
reszre testeteket erdek6 ev $500 e6re vaI6
efzetese eneneben hetenkent k0z0lk azokat Iegke
sobb kedd delutan 6raig irodankba juttatjak.
Az EGYHAZAKNAL
kalauz dij fejeben koz0lhet6 kil6n fejcm aIatt mi
SEX, stentiszteetek gyontatasok, urvacsoraosztas
gyiiesek es 0sszej0veeleA ideje Ugyszinten berma-
las temetes iskolai vizsgak keresztees Is esketes
ideje. fejcimben tsztvisel6k nevei is k0z0het6k
CSAK KULON DIJAZASERT
kozohetok muIatsagok, pxnikek, bazarok, estelyek
sziniel6adasok, jubieun,ok, keresztel6k esketesek
egyenek alta rendelt szetesnapi Is nevnap esteyek
stb tud6sitasai vagy e6zetes jelentesei egyszoval
minden oyan hir amely penzszerzesi celb6l ielenik
meg, vagy ameynek - mint pl nevnapnak sziiletes
napi innepelynek - maganjellege Gyaszjelente-
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Fzetett hrdet6sekhez ugyanolyan terjedelmG puffot
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EGYLETEK ES K0R0K
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
NIT FOG CSINALNI
AMERIKA

| AAAvAAAAVAAAAA
Az europai haborus helyzet
odaig jutott, hogy a kozhit sze-
rint a j0v0 kialakulasa attol
figg, nit fog csinalni az Egye-
silt Allamok? EFT a megalla-
pitast lehet hallani vilagszerte
annak dacara, hogy Roosevelt
elnok mar egeszen vilagosan
megmondta a nezeteit es szan-
dekait.
Az Egyesult Allamok az ed
diginel sokkal meSSzebb bbmenO
segitseget fog adm Anglianak
es felveszi a diktatorokkal
szemben a harcot is, ha ARA
szikseg lenne, de csak abban
az esetben, ha kozvetlen tama-
das eri.
Az eddigi szokashoz hiise-
gesen Mussolini szocs0vei is
met nagy szajjal kiabalnak
Amerika fele, hogy Roosevelt
allasfoglalasat mem tiirik es
mem fogjak sokaig megengedni
Anglia tamogatasat. Ennek
nincs semmi jelent6sege azon-
ban. Az olaszok fel6l kideriilt
alaposan, hogy mem komoly ell
lenfelek es mar az is latszik,
hogy Mussolini alatt inog a ta-
! Iaj. A haboruba kergetett
olasz nep csendesen, de megis
hallhatoan forrong es robbanas
kovetkezhetik be minden perc-
ben, amely Macy valtozasokat
hoz maid.
Sokkal lenyegesebb ennel
az, hogy mikent fogtak fel a
nazik Roosevelt elnok oriasi
hatasu beszedet. Hitler tudja,
hogy EFT a beszedet az anne
rikai nemzet tulnyomo tobb.
sege nemcsak helyeslessel TO-
gadta, hanem szinte ttintet6-
leg mutatta, hogy annak min
den szavaval egyetert.
A mersekelt hangbol, amely-
lyel a nemet sajto Roosevelt
beszedet kommentalta, ARA le-
het kovetkeztetni, hogy a nazi,
vezerek gondolkozoba estek.
Eek az emberek en1lekeznek
ARA, hogy 1917-ben mi lett
annak a hatasa es k0vetkez-
menye, amikor az Egyesiilt
Allamok fegyvert fogott es ugy
latszik, hogy ezt Ell akarjak ke-
rulni most. AIT lehet hinni.
hogy a nazik keriilni fognak
minden lehet6seget, mely Anne
IlkaC naDOruDa vOnhatna.
Az egyeduli diktator, aki
melysegesen hallgat Roosevelt
elnok kijelentesei fel6l, Stain.
Ennek a nagy rejtelynek most
sincs semmi mondanivaloja.
Neman i'll Moszkvaban es hagv
ia az esemenyeket szabadon
fejlodni. Teljesen bizonyos
azonban, hogy el6bb vagy.
utobb megszolal Stain is les q.
vilag tudomasara ada, hogy.
milyen igenyei vannak az I'll
rend hfejl6dese kortil. is mi
vel Stain az egyetlen, akinek
hadereje teljesen epsegbenI
van, s6t naprol-napra fejl6dik,
ezzel komolyan kell szamolni.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
IsoIationist Group
Fails 10 Back Call for
Knox Impeachment
Senator Toft Explains
Wheeler Effort Would
Cloud Main Objective

1solationist members Of Congress
as whole do not favor pushing the
suggestion of Senator Wheeler, Dem
ocrat, of Montana, that Secretary Of
Navy Knox be removed from the
cabinet by impeachment because
Of his demand that the United States
use It's Navy in the war at this time.
This belief was expressed last
night by Senator Taft, Republican,
of Ohio. following a meeting of
some 40 n-interventionist legisla-
tors in the caucus room of the Sen
ate once Building. Senator Taft
presided at the meeting in the alb
sence of Senator Wheeler, who spoke
last night at Bryn Mawr College in
Pennsylvania.
The meeting was held behind
closed doors. Later however, Mr..
Taft told newspapermen that while
those present had been loud in their
denunciation of Secretary Knox for
his Navy intervention statement of
Monday night, the majority consid-
cred impea chment proceedings
deviation" from the real purpose of
the isolstionist Bookkeeping the
United States out of the war.
Vandenberg Present.
Among those present were Sena-
tors Vandenberg, Republican, of
Michigan; Nye, Republican, of
North Dakota, and johnson, Re-
publican, of California, and Repre-
sentatives Vorys, Republican, Of
Ohio; Mundt, Republican, OF South
Dakota; Hill, Democrat, Of wash
inston; White, Democrat. Of Idaho;
Knutson. Republican, Of MIME
aetA, and O'Connor, Democrat, Of
Montana.
Senator Taft said the number at
tending the meeting had been
greatly reduced by the congressional
recess and that the adoption of
resolutions and declarations of
policy were put off to a future
meeting, when stronger turnout
Is expected.
He said many Of those present
had told of receiving word from
their constituents that the Nazi at
tack on Russia had resulted in an
overwhelming" snti-war feeling
among the people.
Steering Committee Named.
He also said there had been discus
sion OF asking President Roosevelt
to make a public statement as to
whether American ships of war ac-
tuany have sunk German sub
marines. as reported recently.
The no war" group likewise will
devote its attention in the future
to Mr. Knutson's resolution stating
that the President has not the
right to declare war without con-
eressional action, Mr.. Taft said. In
this connection, he also said there
had been talk of preparing q war
referendum" for the American
people, but that no feasible means
Of doing so had been arrived at.
Future course of the group will
Be determined by It's Steering Com
n1ittee," composed of himself, Sen
ators Wheeler, Bulow, Democrat, of
South Dakota. and La Toilette, Pro-
gressive, of Wisconsin, and Repre-
sentatives Vorys, Hill, Mundt and
O'Connor, Mr.. Taft said.
Evening star., 1941-07-02

in cooperation with another or
Eanization.
To mark the end of a year OF in
tensive training, the company ar
ranged for today a series Of events,
most Of them particularly of a mill
tary nature. There were pontoon
and assault boat races. Sandwiched
with these were contests In barbed
wire fence construction, bridge
building. rope splicing and in other
fields of their work.
A picnic for the engineers and
their guests was held at Gunston
Cove.
Since its organization the COM
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Miss Powell 10 Refrace
EXPLORER Fathers Trails

Miss Mary Dean Powell, daughter
Of the explorer, geologist and eth
nologlst. John Wesley Powell,
leaves her Washington home to-
morrow to retrace some of the steps
her noted father took along the
canyons of the Green and Colorado
Rivers In Utah and Arizona.
Miss powell's itinerary has been
mapped by the National Park Serv-
ice. Accompanying her on the trip
Evening star., 1941-07-02
City News in Brief

TODAY.
Meeting, Patriotic Order Of Amer
leans, Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting. 3rd Division, A. z. r.,
Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting. National Association Of
Postal Supervisors, Hamilton Ho-
tel, pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, North Washington
Lions Club, Kenesaw Restaurant,
1914 pm.
Luncheon, Junior Board of Com
merce, Annapolis Hotel. 1880 pm.
Luncheon, Washington Institute
of Public Accountants, Madrillon
Restaurant, 1880 pm.
Luncheon. Kiwanis Club, May
flower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Buffet luncheon, D. C. Bankers
Association, Willard Hotel, 12:45
pm.
Meeting, Executive committee.
Association OF Land Grant Colleges
and Universities, Willard Hotel, all
day.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
31st Engineers Mark
First Anniversary

The 100 members of the 31st En-
gineers Company held the spotlight
at Fort Belvoir, Va, yesterday as
they observed the lst anniversary
of their organization with = full
program of field and practice events
and q picnic.
The 3lst is cne of the few military
units in the United States SO well
trained in engineering that 1t is
equipped to operate either alone or
Evening star., 1941-07-02

through Zion, Bryce and Grand
Canyon National Parks will be Miss
Myrl Rhine, also Of this city, and a
park service representative.
Her father first gained fame as
an explorer by making hazardous
boat trips down the Green and
Colorado Rivers in 1859 and in 1871
72. His only child. she was born
in 1871 in Salt Lake City, shortly
after he and his boat crews had
embarked on the second river ex-
pedition.
Mr.. Powell's work led to the
establishment of the Bureau of Eth
noloey and the Geological Survey.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Divorce Decree Granted

ROCKVILLE. Md, July 2 (Spe-
eiaD.-Judge Stedman. Prescott has
signed decree in the Circuit Court
here granting to Mrs. Lee Anna E.
Burns of Silver Spring an absolute
divorce from James w. Burns and
allowing to resume her maiden name
OF Embrey. 1t was stated that the
marriage Of the couple took place
at Leesburg, Va. August "a, 1882,
and that there are no children.
Evening star., 1941-07-02

He was director of the Geological
Survey from 1881 to 1894. He died
in 1902
Miss Powell makes her home here
at Alva Belmont House, IA B
street, NV, headquarters Of the
National Woman's Party, of which
she has long been q member. She
was one Of those who picketed the
White House on behalf of wonlan's s
suffrage during the Wilson admin
istration.
Evening star., 1941-07-02

pany has been commanded by Capt,
John B. Davenport, ir. All but
three of It's enlisted men are VOL
unteers who have enrolled for three
years of service.
Evening star., 1941-07-02

The hurricane In Portugal in
February is now estimated to have
caused over 500 600 900 damage.
Evening star., 1941-09-28
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
A SPANKINC'S WORTH

Then MIR. Pennypacker said some
thing. Obviously you exaggerate,
Lavinia. I'll spank this kid myself,
by golly, with one hand. if some
body'll hold him for me - deserves it,
he does, and moreover =" He kept
right on talking worse than Punk.
Now that l come to ponder on it, /
think I'll start wife-beating in my old
age. too" Gee, MIR. Pennypacker
laughed something fierce and so did
Dad. although Nom bit her underlip
and said. 'DavidT again. Imagine Mr..
Pennypacker starting to crack jokes!
Mrs. Pennypacker looked awfully
mad and mumbled something that
sounded like, "Oh, how l suffer-
Funny thing, nobody got spanked
at all. We all got in the speed boat
and tore across the lake. Everyone
talked and laughed - except Mrs.
Pennypacker, who had her mouth
squeezed so tight it looked as if she
didn't have any lips.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

pie, and everybody said how good it
was, especially Mr.. Pennypacker.
Tinker was sitting on MONS lap. and
Punk went over and sat on the edge
of her chair. l looked over at Mrs.
Pennypacker and she looked awfully
unhappy. like when we took Josie's
puppies away from her and she hunted
for them whole day.
So went over and stood by her and
said. II certainly am sorry about
being so bad and stuff, and it wasn't
Punk's fault, just like you said"
Well, blow me down! Mrs. Penny
packer sort of pulled me up close to
her and she said, I'm the one who's
sorry, James," Can you tie that!
was so shocked l just shuffled my
feet and said, "Jeepers =" And then
she acted as if she'd never said what
she did at all. She sat in her chair,
made her lips thin again. and said,
Cedric and James, / am sure you
both need shower and some Sleep"
Evening star., 1941-09-28
9

Well, don't know what happened,
because we kept right on taking show
ers and wearing our Sunday coats
and swimming around the wharf, but
for some reason we had more fun the
next week. Maybe it was because Mr..
Pennypacker kept on cracking jokes.
although they weren't terribly funny
like Dads. Maybe it was because
Mrs. Pennypacker baked couple of
chocolate pies, but they weren't as
good as MONS. don't know
1t was all very queer. and the queer
est thing of all happened when the
Pennypackers brought me home. Mrs.
Pennypacker did the wackiest this.g.
She kissed me very quickly as If she
weren't used to kissing people and she
said. Jimmy (get it - she called me
Jimmy?) - thanks for everything. l,
for one, certainly got my spanking's
worth -"
I looked up quick at Mr.. Penny
packer who. of course, still had his
arm in a sling. It's very hard to be-
lieve. but l guess he really did give
her one
Ike End
Evening star., 1941-09-28
Continued from pogs seventeen

Well, when we got back to the
Pennypackers' Nom said, Daddy
was sure you boys would turn up. l
admit, though. that l was terrified.
being very bad psychologist. But l
happened to have two chocolate pies,
so brought them along"
OH, boyl Oh, boy! both Punk and
l hollered. and then we felt little
uneasy because. although l may not
have mentioned such an important
fact, Mrs. Pennypacker does not be-
lieve in eating between meals except
an apple at eleven o'clock.
But you know what she did then!
She just stood up and said. "I'll get
some plates and forks" She looked
sad, but not as if she minded exactly
about the pie. felt sorry for her.
Nobody was paying much attention
to her except Betsy who, even in this
crisis, was being lonely girl.
We all started getting around the
Evening star., 1941-09-28

worth in our family "My opinion is,
FUNK, that we can get lalapaloosa of
a spanking's worth out of this"
Punk kind of grinned and we just
sat down and began playing ship
wreck. We quit thinking of con-
sequences, although | sort of wished
my dad would be there to do the
spanking when we got rescued.
But we didn't get rescued! 1t was
almost dark when Punk said, Il don't
think anyone's coming for u.s.
| thought the same, but l said,
"Ha! Hal Sez you! Let's eat
We ate some chicken and couple
OF pieces of bread. We saved most of
the food. "Just in case" said.
Yeah" Punk said, and knew he
wasn't hungry either.
I'm not sleepy at ALL" Punk said
later.
ME neither" said. We'd piled
boughs in little sheltered spot to lie
on. and we had my gun between us,
so whoever saw the wild animals first
could shoot.
Next thing remember was waking
up and it was morning. We looked
around for wild animal tracks, but
there didn't seem to be any - the
ground was too hard, guess.
We both felt pretty good with it
light again and everything. We decided
to play South Sea Island Beach Boys,
and we took off all our clothes and
went in swimming. Boy! we sure had
a spanking's worth.
This is the most fun l ever had in
all my life," Punk said.
We splashed around most Of the
morning. hardly thought of Mrs.
Pennypacker except when swallowed
whole bucketful of lake water just
to prove there weren't any germs in it,
and just as thought, didn't die.
ABoUr noon a big speedboat came
pounding across the lake. We dashed
out Of the water and put on our pants
and waved our shirts. Heck, we're
going to be rescuedr' Punk said.
When the boat pulled up to shore,
the first one out of it was no other
than Tinker. He jumped out and
waded in. "A islandp' he yelled, just
as if he discovered it.
Hello, Tinker" said. "Where'd
you come from?"
I'VE came up because you guys got
drownded." he said.
Tinker never enlarges on anything.
Got drowned?" said. who sez we
got drowned?'
"Punk's Nom phoned for US to
come up, only Dad said ten to one
they're still making noise and not in
heaven"
Then everybody got out, and there
was Mrs. Pennypacker. Mr.. Penny
packer with his arm in sling, Dad,
Nom. and Betsy. l was awfully glad
to see all of them, even my sister.
Nom kissed me and Dad did. too.
Betsy said. "You might have known
he wouldn't drown"
Mrs. Pennypacker rushed over to
Punk and threw her arms around him
and gushed lot of silly talk and then
began telling him what bad boy l
am. My dad looked madder'n he did
the time he dropped flower pot on
his toe. and Nom whispered, David!
Now don't say anything?'
But Punk began doing all the talk
ing; my dad and everyone just froze
up and listened, and my dad looked
sery pleased and whispered to Nom,
"Out of the mouths of babes -"
Punk is usually seen-not-heard kid
around his folks, but he certainly
talked that day. He said, Lay of me.
Nom. will ya?''
His mother looked at him as If she'd
seen an unholy vision, as Dad said.
"Cedricr she gurgled and she looked
at Nom and Dad as if she were mad
at them for something.
D..-1x ,x,ook -.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

But DON'T FORGET that though vitamins A and c are
fairly plentiful, diets usually rich in vitarns
B1 and D. That's why the delicious cereal.
KELLooGs PEP be 50 important Each serving of PEP
contains ~ the days requirement of vitann D. and
as to Us the minimum days requirement of B,, de-
pending age is made by Keloggs in Battle Cresk
Evening star., 1941-09-28

IF YOU'D LIKE TO HAVE WTAnaIN A, for
example, your grocer can tell you that it's in
butter and cheese and cream and other things
For vitamin c there are oranges and lemons
and tomato juice and many other fruits and
vegetables. And for vitamin G there are milk
and liver and beans