The Seaforth News, 1960-02-18, Page 7ideal Housewife
isAMon 1
Zsignlond Bodo, a 'father of
five, with a two -roomed flat in
Budapest, has just won top prize
in a national competition for the
best "housewife" in Hungary
- I'Ie won it for allowing how he
organizes his household. Both
he and his wife go out to work,
She is a manual labourer, He
has a clerking job. Her hours
are from 7 a,m, to 4 p.m. and
his from 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Each morning, Zsigmund gets
his four children ready for
school, and his younger child
for the kindergarten. His wife
collects and brings them home.
He buys all household • require-
ments before going to work,
When his wife gets home this
model husband has everything
prepared ready for her to cook.
He also manages the week -end
shopping.
Mid-day lunch is no problem
for this family. The children eat
at school, and father and mother
at their work canteens. Zsig-
mond and his children keep
their flat clean and tidy during
the week, while Mrs. Bodotakes
is i~ e r at week -ends, Zsigmond
also helps with bathing the chil-
dren, and with washing 'and
mending. In fact, he is the only
one in this family capable of.
using a sewing machine, $o all
the mending falls to him.
"It's only fair," he says, "that
1 should help, as lay wife also
takes part in producing work
outside the home,"
He will love even more using
his prize award - a brand new
precision instrument just made
for highly domesticated hus-
bands - a sewing machine!
Those Insurance
Slot Machines
Among the busiest scot mach-
ines in the land last month were
the ones which dispensed flight
Insurance in air terminals. One
authority estimated that well
ever 50. per cent of all air pas-
sengers took out policies and that
about one-third of them fed
quarters into the automatic ma-
ehines.
Not many trip policies are ever
cashed in, even though insurance
companies estimate that crashes
since November may cost them
$10 million in claims. For a single
quarter, a traveler gets $6,250
worth of protection during his
trip. For ten quarters he oars. buy
$62,500. But if he does business
at the insurance sales counter,
he can take out trip policies
worth about $285,000. That's the
amount Julian H. Frank pur-
chased before he and 33 others
were killed in an airliner Jan. 6.
Frank also held a $500,000 life -
insurance policy, but neither of
them will pay off if it dam be
proved that he caused bhe crash
by exploding a bomb. Most poli-
cies carry a clause making them
Invalid if the holder kills him-
self within
im-self.within two years of the date
he takes it out. The U.S. Congress
may consider taking action to
prohibit heirs of suicides in a
sabotaged plane from collecting
on any policy.
These suspicions about. Frank,
coupled with a second alleged air
sabotage -insurance plot involv.'
ing an ex -convict, also led to sug-
gestions that the slot machines
be banned. Insurance experts,
doubt that such a step will be
taken. For one thing, banning the
Machines would inconvenience
the many passengers who make
last-minute decisions to buy in-
surance policies. For another, a
mad- would-be bomber could al-
ways buy insurance at a counter.
From NEWSWEEK
THINK IT OVER
The great thing in this world
le not so much where we stand as
in what direction we are headed
CONSOLATION KISS — Former middleweight champ Sugar Ray
• Ro'binson receives a kissfrom his sister, Evelyn Nelson, in a
dressing room following a defeat in Boston at the hands of
Paul Fender.
Bought Gun — Then
Stuck Ula Gunsmith
As he stood on the crowded
railway station platform, the
smartly dressed young man sud-
denly became interested in a
group of relatives andfriends
who were saying their farewells
boisterously to a couple of ra-
diantly happy newlyweds.
The lovely little bride kissed
with special fondness an attrac-
tive girl in blue who had been
her bridesmaid that day.
"See you when we're back from
our honeymoon, Susie," the
young man heard the bride say.
"Thanks for 'everything. It was
wonderful!"
The young man found himself
becoming fascinated by the.geod
looks and charm ofthe brides-
maid. He decided to miss his
train - the next one - and fol-
low her,
Susie moved Off with the group.
but outside the station they
separated. Some went for, their
cars, Susie, however, hailed a
taxi and was whisked away, but
the young man was not caught
napping..
"Follow that eab and. don't lose
it whatever happens," he snap-
ped as he darted into another
taxi, "This is important. I'm a
private investigator," he told the
driver as the taxi sped in pur-
suit. "Keep on his tail."
The driver obeyed. When the
girl alighted in ,a suburban street
the young lean was right behind
her.
Swiftly he drew level with
her, raised his hat and noted she
was already feeling in her hand-
bag, presumably for the key to
her flat -' one of a big block
just ahead o8 them.
"You are Susie, of :course!" he
cried. "What a coincidence that
we should live in the same block
of flats. ] wasat the wedding
but you didn't notice me," he
added, smoothly. "Gee, you look
stunning!"
Susie was taken aback. "You
area friend of Mary-?"
"I know bride, as well as
bridegroom," he declared, "What
a wonderful couple! One night
she showed me a snapshot of -
you and I knew you were the
only girl for me. How strange
we should meet for the first time
like this on the day of Mary's
wedding."
He accompanied her up sever-
al flights of stairs - then he
made his mistake.
"I live at No. 282," he remark-
ed. "But unluckily I've just real-
ized I left my coat behind at
the reception and my key's in it.
I shall have to go 'back for it
later. Before I do, may I come
DANGEROUS BEAST — It all seems like an episode from •
Motorist's dream. Vern Baker finds the local' parking machines
will not atcept money. They have hien outlawed 'by Sparks,
Nev., officials,
into your flat for a cup of cof-
fee?"
The girl's head was in a whirl.
No. 282 was her number. For
the first time she began to sus-
pect that he was an 'impudent
Imposer. She made up her mind,
"Certainly," she said, "My hus-
band will be delighted to meet
you."
Susie will never know how
the young man ran down the
stairs as quickly as he did with-
out falling, after leaving her
without uttering another word.
She's never seen him' since. Oh,
no, she's not married. But by
pretending to be she had called,
the stranger's bluff. The amaz-
ing impudence of some people is
enough to take your breath
away.
Californian police reported the
case of.a well-dressed young man
who walked into a gunsmith's
shop and asked to see a revolver.
He was shown one.
"Fine," said the young man. "I
all also want some bullets to
At it." The shop assistant pro-
duced some and the customer,
smiling pleasantly, loaded the
gun with them, ""to make quite
Sure," as he remarked, "that they
fitted." They did. '
The young man then levelled
the revolver at the scared assist-
ant, robbed the till of the day's
takings, and vanished. after wav-
ing good-bye, revolver in hand.
In Ireland they tell the' story
of the colossal nerve of two men
who, wearing workmen's green
aprons, walked into a 'court
while an important case was be-
ing tried. They carried a ladder.
The, judge, learning that the
men were seeking permission to
carry out "some important work"
while the' court sat, declared
irritably: "Very well. But tell the
men to be quick about it!"
The men hoisted the ladder
and quickly took down the valu-
able court clock at the rear of
the judge's bench. Neither they
hor the clock were ever seen
again,
In another court a judge
chanced to announce during a
long hearing that he had left
his .watch at home.
When he got home that night
he learned from his wife that
she had given his gold watch to
the, "messenger from the court"
Whohad called. The impudent
thief was never caught.
In Oklahoma City another
cheeky thief strolled into a res-
taurant'and calmlytook several
bites out of a customer's ham-
burger. Then he strolled out. But
he was caught by the police later
that clay and fined $10.
Some years ago a man who
escaped from a prison hospital in
France wrote to the governor:
"I owe you something for medi-
cal care, sir. Kindly deduct it.
tram 'the $1500 the police took
from me when I was arrested."
Recently a Welsh woman
whose husband had been arrested
visited the police station and
begged the kind-hearted serge-
ant's permission to bring him a..
meal, adding that he would never
eat anybody else's cooking. Per.
mission was given.
On her way out she passed the
police station kitchen and ,saw a
pound and a half of sausages and
some bacon lying on the table.
Picking them up she look them
home, cooked thein and brought
them back for her husband's
dinner, Only after he had eaten
them was the theft discovered,
A minister and his wife were
discussing two local men.
"Yes," said the minister, "1
knew them both as boys. One
was a clever,' handsome fellow:
the other a steady, hard worker.
The clever lad was left behind
in the race, but the hard worker
`-well, he .died and left $500,000
to his widow. It's a great. moral."
"Yes," replied his wife, tvith
a ,smile, "it is. I heard this morn-
ing that the clever one is going
to marry the widow."
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