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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29
Mem TUDJUK NIT CSINALJUNK VELE

UOIlvnkJOVN vLLL
: els6, maid a masodik haborus
vilagba, volt lit mindenb6l
annyi, hogy pazarl6 m6don
elhettiink vele. Hianyossagot
semmiben Sc ereztiink es sok
olyan dolgot dobaltunk ell 6cska
vacak gyanant, amit odaaat,
Eur6paban, draga kincskent
beceztunk es 6rizgettiink vol
ma. Teszem ait, a nagy-
anyank asztalterit6jet, amire
j6 magam is ugy neztem, hogy
ha valaha en- jussolnam es a
legid6sebb unokam kappa maid
0r0kbe t6lem.
Voltak id6k ebben az or
szagban, amikor peldaul az
! ocska vasat kidobtuk a sze-
metbe es mem akadt rongy-
szed6, aki felvette volna. OFT
ettes a rozsda a hats6 udvar
vegen addig, amig semmi mem
maradt bel6le. Ekek, boronak,
mas mez6gazdasagi szersza-
mok esztend6k0n at oft alltak
a mez6n. A kutya Sc t0r6d0tt
veliik, hogy t0nkrementek.
ocska fahazakat felgyujtottak
inert hiszen a fanak mem volt
erteke es mint a deli fenyofa
termel0k mondtak:
Ez a feny6fa csak ARA
j6, hogy a terpentint kiszedjiik
bel6le, inert a deszkaert ugy
Sc lehet kapni annyit, hogy er-
demes lenne a fiireszelessel We
szodni.
Huszonhet esztend6vel eze-
lott Florida eszak-nyugati
nyulvanyat jartam, Pensacola
tol mintegy husz mertf0ldre
es sajat szememmel LATHAM,
hogy a masodrendu deszkat
az oft lako negerek ingyen
hordtak el viskoik epitesere.
A fureszgyari emberek csak
azon panaszkodtak, hogy nincs
eleg meyer, aki EFT a lim-lo-
mot elvigye. Ma ezer laban-
kent negyven dollar annak az
erteke es fegyeveres emberek
orik, hogy ell ne lopjak.
A pazarlas valahogy belle
nevel6d0tt az amerikai verunk-
be es j6 ideig tart maid, amig
arr6l leszokunk es jobb gaz-
dalkodasra tertink at.
Bizonyos dolgokban bolond
orszag ez a mienk, mar mint
Amerika. Annyi kinccsel al
dotta meg a termeszet, hogy
holmi aprosagokert lie Sc ha-
jol a foldre. Eek kozul az ap-
rosagok k0ziil val6 az a va
lami, amt "plywood" neven
ismer az angol vilag.
Aki mem tudna hogy mi a
csoda lehet ez a "plywood,"
aminek magyar nevet mem is
merem magam Sc, annak hadd
mondhassuk Ell, hogy ez a BIZ
zonyos valami harom "fur-
neer" darabbol all, amiket
egybe ragasztanak es akkor
olyan deszkat kapnak, amely
joval k0nnyebb es joval er6-
sebb az egy darabbol vagott
deszkanal.
Mem valami vi dolog ez a
plywood. Legalabb ot vagy hat
ezer esztendo el6tt talaltak
fel Egyiptomban, ahol nincs
epuletre vagy butorra valo fl
nom IA. Ami oft acsoknak,
asztalosoknak kellett, ait a
Scent Foldr6l vagy Indiabol
hoztak es papir vekonysagu
lemezekre fiireszeltek fel. Ez
az, amt magyarosan turner"
neven ismerunk. Icy sziletett
meg az a tudomany, hogy bu-
tort csinaltak olcs6, kozonse-
ges, puha feny6fab6l, ait be-
vontak di6fa, tolgyfa vagy
mahagoni furnerral es clad
tax val6dinak. Hej de keves
haz volt Magyarorszagon vagy
ri
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29

val mem j6l zar. A plywoodnM
ez nem t0rtenhetik meg, inert
annak a bels6 lemeze ellente-
tes iranyban tartja a rostokat
es ennelfogva mindig egyfor-
ma marad.
E kival6saga, amt csak TO-
koz a plywood paratlan nagy
ereje, hajlithat6saga es f6leg
a konnyu volta, hozzajarult
az olcsosaga is. Ennek daca-.
ra evtizedek 6ta iigyet Sc We
tett rea Amerika, legfeliebb
csomagolo ladaknak hasznalta
a plywoodot. Gondolta az anne
rikai:
- Van nektink annyi fank,
hogy mem erdemes holmi pot
lekkal vesz6dni.
A mostani haborus helyzet
azutan nagyot valtoztatott,
ezen is. Konnyu es megis veg
telenul eros faanyagok kelle-
mex a repul6gepekhez es ha-
mar rajottek ARA, hogy a
kozonseges ia ere a celra nem.
alkalmatos. Mert jaj annak q
repulonek, akinek gepeben g.
ia tagul vagy rovidul aszerint.
hogy milyen magasba repiil.
Abbol Sc lesz predikacios ha-
lott. 10, ha darabokban tud-
jak osszeszedni, ami a zuha-
mas utan megmarad bel6le.
Mem is hasznalnak t0bbe fat
a repulogepeknel, hanem kony-
nyii femeket, mint az alumni
niumot. Ebb6l azonban keves
van, csinyjan kell hasznalni
es ICY jutott sor az amerikai
fa-ipar arvajara.
Megjelentek Washingtonban
az amerikai plywood gyarosok
es bebizonyitottak, hogy a ply
wood vegtelenul alkalmatos
repulogepek gyartasara. Is
mem csak alkalmatos, hanem
van is belole annyi, hogy mem
lesz soha anyaghiany.
TulSagos sinan es k0nnyen
mem megy azonban katonak-
nal es hadi tengereszeknel
semmi, ami vi gondolat. A
nazi gyozelmeknek egyik leg
fobb titka eppen abban rejlik,
hogy a t0bbi orszagokban ma
radiak a katonak, ellenben a
nazik vi utakon jarnak.
A katonak meghallgattak a
plywood dicseretet es azutan
hidegen ait mondtak:
= Hiszi a piszi, amt az
urak a plywood ereje felol me-
Selnek.
A hadi tengereszet meg eny-
nyit Sc mondott. Legyintett a
kezevel es EFT mormogta:
HiSSziik. amikor Iati1lk
n ogy hajokra alkalmatos
anyag a plywood.
A gyarosok ere hazamen-
tex, csinaltattak egy hetven
lab hosszu plywood dereglyet
es ait mutattak be - motor
raj felszerelten = a tengeresz
uraknak. ovatossagbol el6bb
befestettek a dereglyet, hogy
vasbol kesziiltnek lassek es
csak a sikeres probak utan
igazoltak, hogy abban bizony
plywoodnal egyeb anyag min
csen. Es hogy katonaek is a
sajat szemukkel lassanak, egy
repul6gepet is csinaltattak a
plywoodb6l, amely legalabb is
olyan jo, mintha aluminium
bol keszult volna, ha mem er6-
sebb.
Az amerikai fa-ipar arvaja
most egyszerre nagyon kedves
gyermek lett a mi haztarta-
sunkban. Akkora rendeleseket
kaptak a gyarak, amin6kr6l
ket ev el6tt meg almodni Sc
mertek volna ez a kis arva,
az egykori arva el6tt fenyes
jov6 nyilt meg.
Mostansag arr6l beszelnek,
hagy hamarosan k0nnyi IA
i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29

lalos lejt6n, amelyre Magyar
orszagot az arulo nyilasok so
dortak.
El0szor Hitler annyit kert,
hogy Magyarorszagon keresz-
till Romaniaba csapatokat
kildhesSen.
Azutan AIT k0vetelte Erdely
csonkjanak a fejeben, hogy a
magyar nemzet ket diviziot
kuldjon Oroszorszagba.
A ket diviziobol haromszaz-
ezer ember lett, akinek a Macy
resze oft pusztult, S most ait
parancsoltak a magyar kor-
manynak, hogy Bulgariaval
egyutt szalljak meg Szerbiat,
ahol a gyilkos guerilla habo
rut a szerbek nagy eredmeny-
nyel ma is folytatjak.
Az olaszoknak hatszor olyan
hadseregiik van, mint Ma
gyarorszagnak, S merhetetle-
MIL jobban fel is van szerelve.
De az olaszok mar mem bir-
jak a szerbek elleni kiizdel-
met, oket tehat haza paran-
csolja a diktator, S a nehez
es veres posztot at kell venni
a magyarnak.
Bulgaria megtagadta Hitler
kivansagat, ARA valo tekintet-
tel, hogy a bulgar polgarsag
ait mem turne, es veszedelmes
felfordulas lenne az orszag-
ban, ha megis csapatokat kill
dene Szerbiaba.
A magyar kormany alaza-
tosan engedelmeskedik a pa
rancsnak.
Az arulo nyilasok az urak,
akik Hitler erejere tamaszkod-
va diktalnak a kormanynak.
Es a kormany gyava, gerinc-
telen, dragabb nekik a bar
sonyszek, mint a magyar yer.
Egyszer veget er a haboru
es akkor leszamolnak.
Kinek-kinek erdeme szerint
fizetnek.
SERBIA sok jogos koveteles-
sci lephet fel, inert igazan pei
datlan h6siesseggel allja a
kiizdelmet Hitlerek ellen.
Szuksege van ra a magyar
nemzetnek, hogy a beketar-
gyalason a szerbek a magya-
rokban halalos ellensegeket
lassanak? Mert ha magyar
csapatok fogjak Szerbiat meg
szallani, akkor a k0vetkezme-
nye csak az lesz.
Icy fuzik Magyarorszagot
egyre szorosabban a tengely-
hez, nehogy egyszer a kormany
eszere terhessen, nehogy a ha
borubol XII tudjon ugorni.
Ide juttattak a magyar nem-
zetet azok a gazemberek, akik
OF even at a haboru kitoreseig
allandoan penzt kaptak Hit
lerekt6l, akik terror-vilagot te-
remtettek M agya r orszagon,
akiknek a kedveert a zsid6
vallasu magyaroktol mindent
elszedtek, hogy az elrabolt dol
gokat hitlerista magyaroknak
adhassak zsakmanyul.
Mikor Erdely kisebbik es
szegenyebbik felet vissza kap-
tax a magyarok, ait irtuk a
becsi egyezmeny idejen, hogy
"Szegeny Magyarorszag" es
bejosoltuk, hogy RESERVES arat
fognak fizetni.
Akkor laptarsaink k0ziil
egyik-masik rank ugrott, inert
nem akartak tovabb latni az
orruknal.
S szegyenljiink ismetelten,
hogy voltak amerikai magyar
ujsagok, akik ebben a szabad
hazaban is a nazik szekeret
toltak, akik tudtak, hogy a
magyar nyilasokat eveken at
Berlinb6l penzeltek, s megis
egesz Pearl Harborig, azokat
szO1US1tSk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-29

Az amerikai fa-ipar arvaja
most egyszerre nagyon kedves
gyermek lett a mi haztarta-
sunkban. Akkora rendeleseket
kaptak a gyarak, amin6kr6l
ket ev el6tt meg almodni Sc
mertek volna ez a kis arva,
az egykori arva el6tt fenyes
jovo nyilt meg.
Mostansag arr6l beszelnek,
hagy hamarosan k0nnyu fa-
hazakat fognak epiteni ilyen
anyagb6l, amelyeket gyarilag
csinalnak es pedig olyan OIL
cson, hogy a legszegenyebb
embernek is juthat bel6liik a
fazekaba. Hoover annak ide-
jen ket automobile igert min
den garazsba Amerikaban. A
plywood gyarosok most ennel
tOvabbmennek - ket hazat
helyeznek kilatasba minden
amerikai csalad reszere. Ali
tolag - ha telkiink van -
hatszaz dollarert egy hat szo-
bas hazat csinalhatunk ma
gunknak munkasok nelkiil.
inert az ilyen hazat csak 0sz-
Sze kell Sr6fOlni.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

These Home Sweet Home
motifs in easy stitehsry make
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charming and oolorfnl pictures.
Pattern ISL contains a transfer
pattern Of three s u. incn.
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Send ten cents and one tar
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cost Of mallingl for tbs pattern
70 The Tacoma Tines. Needle
craft Dept. Tacoma. Wash.
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your me and address
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. SERIAL STORY
MEXICAN MASQUERADE

sand Delishtsl He stared at the
stuff. speechlsss. One of the
two japanese who came with
the launch stepped up and hand
ed him q note: then the pair
marched off 10 the bungalow
with basket and baggage.
Allan tore open the billet doux
and spread II. Aiss Sargent
quite shsmelessly sidled up and
read II over his shoulder. her
nostrils twitchins slightly st the
odor OF perfume. Written In .
bold. dashing hand. the note. in
English. WAS short enough 10
read al q glance.
My dear Mr.. Steele ] thought
you might like your belongings.
20 here they are. must 20 10
Mexico tonight. WIN BE- away
several days. but am looking for
ward To seeing you on my return.
Asia"
II don't get IT," muttsrsd Al
Ian. staring 1T the mississ In
stupefaction. How did shs
wangle my stuff out Of Sun 81 :"
Il imagine she's quite . wan
gisr. Nice OF her. anyhow, to
take 10 much trouble for for .
comparative stranger" consid-
ering IL Was Lower California 81
the end Of July. the touch Of
frost In the air was rather odd.
shall we 20 In 10 dinner :"
They strollsd 10 the house IN
silence. BY the time he got
there. Allan felt he had inter
prsted the incident accurately.
Asia was getting into his good
yrscss, hopeful Of cleaning any
military secrets which he might
have picked up from his myth
zeal brother IN the war depart.
ment. That VAS easy. but II stu
didn't explain how she'd hooked
the bags from Sun 81.
At least. Allan thanked bis
stars. he could change from .
suit which had rolled down
hill with six Jspsnessi
Pierre De Fonfanslis greeted
a
them al the door with a broad
smile and an outsirsiehsd hand
for the new arrival.
Name Of a sacred pipe II 10
ssibls another FISH has s~tim
into the compsny's net Wei
com. 10 our cory island Jsli'
fcontinusd on PARE lgl
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with true housewifely concern.
How was this done Rv a
combination of strictly enforced
price controls, and 4 Govern
ent-initiated policy of STABILIZE.
ing wages and farm prices, Some
commodities. like bread. coal
and sugar are government suhsi-
died. Butter, eggs and fruit
are under control OF a govern
ment department. Electricity.
too. IL federslly regulated. So
far only tea and sugar have been
rstioned.
Mrs. Nash admits that the
size of New Zealand and its 80
oialized government set-up sines
1888 make regulation Of war IN
hstion much more simple than
in the United States. She also
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JUS, because life Is difficult and
dangerous
They don { think tnsir children
All regret nsvlnE n%sn horn
either They intend n fight IN
MAKE the world a better place.
And II their children have 70
czrry on tire struggle. that In :
too much 70 let them N for
So YOU might also tel TIE per
son VINO Gays TINS e 10 tine 70
nave babes that the only persons
who think - are persons Nho
don't want children badly enough
70 fight 70 give them a chance.
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. GOOD TASTE
TODAY

rse question - whether = MAJ
nav ~..r = wedding raj y fhss
rresezt ass. Al Z =. .hssh<s
Re sheals ~e.s 4 - - lard
finTes because thai - tne "~est-
ara fsnxsr~ ~ .hsthsr - nay
near u ~ Ma litsls finr~r. hss
ben eftsn .ssea ne LATELY TIE
.ns~er !. decidedly =s<s = ~.
pfoptlets 81 ia wearing : sd.
Ding rink. bal ne frum he
America standpoint - k<ss
tAsts % his wearing II on hss
third fnnsfs Continental EaEo.
rssns ~e.f their wedding rlnns
On their third mayer. sal TIE
Enxll.A ara Americans .A<s
they ~ear them 81 al - prefer
the little finger.
Ter ne adj ~ N. nay. that
ANY RING may serve ~ the nd
ding ring a. The bridegroom. I
cant make The definite state
ment that thss 10 permitted IN
every church a every aeHemlna-
ton. but I know ef 81 least .
score of men whose real rlnas
arc actually wedding finas put
on their fingers In double ring
ceremonies
Dialag -nssm Manner
Dear Nrs. Peat: When eating
In = restaurant. ana having the
misfortans Of dropping . piece n
silver from the table. or 4 nap
hin aiding 10 The floor. does one
rescue the item hlmself or leave
II
Answer: .Misfortuns- 10 much
tco strung . word for . aiding
napkin - or even for . fora
unless the latter had food on u
which smeared someone's eletnss.
II q waiter or waitress 10 near
you say. I dropped my fork.
win you get me another please 80
or n you hive an extra one you
use that and pay no sttsai,oa.
II it's your napkin. you probably
reach down. take hold a IL
edge and draw II ap 10 pour hep.
A napkin has . way Of sliding
off and not lying completely fiat
upon the floor. Even -. " =
proper TO put your napkin hack
upon pour lap. but yeu are net
supposed 10 eat from . fork a.
= spoon or any other table impis-
ment that has fallen on the floor.
on the other hand, N there 10
no waiter within speaking dist.
anes TO bring you . fresh enc
and you have no ether. you pick
II up yourself. and wipe n off
on q piece of bread and continue
eating. II II 10 . fresh one you'd
wipe II on your napkin and eat
with II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

comedies that the tsx.rsts 10
rather high-ths normal income
tax surtsx rate rising a. high -
81 per cent in the upper hrsck-
cts But. she Adds simply. we
get such a lot in return"
Ninety per cent of all the
hospitals are public. And q well
fare organization. the Plnnkett
Society. financed partly by the
government and partly by pri-
vste subscription. provides free
prenatal care and daily nurse
attention for some time after
the baby's birth. You may choose
your own doctor, but he sends
his bill 10 the government in
stead Of 10 you. Only special.
lists and private nursing homes
are extra.
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MESSAGE FROM ASIA
CHAPTER XII
BY CECIL CARkES

CHAPTER XII
Kay walked TO the edge Of the
dock. Allan sat down on a
boulder and watched. He didn't
use his glasses for fear Wat
anabe would hear about IL and
snatch them away again, but
the light was clear. the distance
to the large island a seant hun
dred yards, and Allan could see
the figures on its shore quite
plainly. There were two guards.
he saw. and between them was
the frail form of a bent, white
haired old man. II Was obvious
ly kay's father, DIR. John sar-
gent.
The girl waved exeitedly. then
put both hands to her lips and
threw kisses. Her father re-
sponded In kind A minute
passed. then the guards took
him by the arms and half led.
half assisted him from the spot.
The trio did not 20 far. They
took the prisoner To a door set
apparently in the rocky side Of
small cliff. nshered him
through II. locked II carefully
on the outside and marched
away.
THAT whers they stick him
every night" he called.
Yes answered Kay chokily.
and came 10 sit beside him.
Tears threatened. oh. Mr.
oh. Allan. can you get us out
of this >"
4 think so" he answered con-
fidently. May TAX. a little
time. of course. Shall ] tell you
my adventures TO date -
She assented eagerly. and Al
Ian plunged into q narrative inst
seemed 10 satisfy her. though il
covered no more than a tenth
Of the truth. There was much
about himself which ne could
not IN duty reveal 10 her or any
body else But he told her about
Sun 81. and that ehsered her
immensely. Sun 81. shs felt.
would surely get word back 20
the States. He mentioned Asia
casually
That woman said Mss sar-
gent. and shifted.
You don't Ike Asia ?"
Il should say not III admit
shes a marvellous creature 10
LOOK al. but Asa = = Vel.
shes too Aslstie. II you know
Nnst I mean.
= think I DO. vaguely. OF
course l hardly spoke 10 her At
al. He wss still contemplating
fhst Il. and wondering just ANY
he had told II shen a movement
on fhs water attracted rs sffsa-
tor. sHullo. hs sad Hers
comes a launch
Dinner. esld Mss Sargent
without enthusiasm They send
over three baskets II food every
day Do you Ike fish and nee >
II you don't you can always
have rec and FISH
That the best they DO for
nss II have 10 complain 70
ths management. III BET
they
Then be Hzs silent In sheer
smsztment Dinner ~zs there
In a n.R wicker b2zxst. oat BE-
see y Or fnN dnek there landed
tao large sDitcsssS ard a couple
II cameras IRE contents ~ ris
room a. tns In1 Of ons Thou
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SO THEY SAY

II. Nszis should Introduce a
new column In their var ess-
usliy statistics called signify
killed. soglst Spokesman 3 A.
Lozovsky. com msnting m Ger
mar Claims that Russia had iost
20 million msn-
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~ u.Ea>os Rss<nsir

NA<Hl>sToN-fts ~.ru-
ana world IN S.~ Zealand thess
DAYS.
When the cal n arm. sapped
~ ens-third II the total nssls
iaeor supply. the women pitched
IN eoth in industry and on ne
farms-snd production IL ,csr-
inE
We have Al put our shout
ders 10 the wheel ssld Mr..
Walter Nash. wife q NV zes-
lands first envoy 10 the United
States. Nssh Il representing
his country on the new Pacific
War Council here.
Mrs. Nash Il nj only proud
of her country IN the South Pa
cifie. she sells II with al the
zeal Of a one-msn Chamber II
Commerce.
While she slipped tea In fhs
legation. she told how her eoan-
try has free medical care for
everyone" and a maternity pro-
gram that has made New zes-
land's infant mortality rate the
worlds lowest for years.
Besides great dairy herds and
booming factories. abe said abe
wanted Americans TO know
about the climate, Just like 1t
Is on your own West Coast
The threat Of invasion. which
for the first two years Of the
war seemed so remote 10 both
Australia and New Zealand. did
not catch the smaller of the
two countries totally unready.
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Since the Flu epidemic Of 1919.
New Zealand has what IL calls
an Emergency Preesution
Scheme. under which plans were
made to deal with regional or
national crises. The earthquake
which shook the country in 1881
put the r. r. s. to its second
great test. and today II has been
completely overhsuled to cope
with total war.
We have also managed Ia
keep retail price increases down
to an average Of less than 10 per
cent-something dear to any
woman's heart says Mrs. Nash
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Recipes
HAM WITH ORANGE

q servings fired ham Ill nss.l
tb.p. flour
eaps grange psloe
Parsley
TO 4 oranges for sitees
Fry nam. Add -four u 2 tpsp.
~ fat from frying ham and fos,s
until lightly Drowned. ted orange
Iales. stirring ssll 70 AVOID
Jumps Cook minutes - until
ssA4es a thick Pour sauce around
han or serylng dlsh- garDlsh
s1th parsley and orange sisees
Serves o
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ws kalh ~.nl . kems 81 es1f
n~n - -. ca settle tr~n I
kss~ ~ .as ass.rp.sss<a s~a
kaFt !. he fiFsf n<arFia9s. asa
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ssasvt>a asA s>stte a~ea tat I
wsus1 nes tsFe1 ~ hssn n . fe~
sesrs4 | knew TIA u Hes true.
! ~eusd 10 snythiaa fnF lin.
and ! love MIN very much
10 ynu thlnk thai fhe differ
enes n our ages should stsp -
from esftina married n y
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Hew he Jury Voted
Women. Yea. /. No. I.
Mens fes. /; No. I.

yasisr>esl Nc. The dlffsrenre
In age 10 net that arsas sad shs
70 ed snouoh u hnnu hsr e~n
mind.
plsasewifsi Tee. simply BE-
cause n vii ~ loo dlffleulI for
. ssri her age 10 ADAPT Asss<lf
Ia the role At stspmcthss 10
erown ehIldren.
atsseassphesi Ma I think "
che wsli bs the hind II wife Ne
wants she viii - very happy.
DE 10 stlll . young man.
Array offseesi No. II ssems
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Qusese1ses - paus Z
I. rhe sehlele y : me6Ium
fanh ~ he Americas Army.
4 Leopold y Ming ~ neiesum.
has u hsrt . virtual psssenss ~
NE t1esmans
. M nhEh y emeonnnaer -
The united States.
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h y. sk.s ~ asff.r>n<s n ssssr
sa~s - 80 seczst rsnnt ~ eem-
rlese happiness 80 unaerss and
Gttv wttpxnnl Ma 4 msn ~
- = fzet n - rxime - 1fe
ans ~ . aisc PRETTY oesI -.
tied
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~ss seeut n annI - he~
they esui4 ever - vssy hapey
N> ae>se't spem very s<sfe -
lhs nstaEe With ~.
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. MASKED JURY
Con Mon With Grown Children
b Hoppy With Girl Of 157
roaay's Case


Ladies' and 6euteme~ Of ihe Jsry. For The past ~
.aanshs I've rnsns steady with feaw thai nss
Ne divorced asd has three krswr.sp Children. Ne
,oid me- he loves ne know enuld h very happy
together He . festst~e. Tn twenty five Ne fears he
difference in vii interfere later In fe but
knnU a{ff@renf
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers To test
questions printed on page 9.
/. True.
z. Nero.
5. 1910.
4. ST. Helena.
5. New York.
9. Napoleon.
7. Glasgow.
4. Track and football.
p. Cob.
10. Naturalist.