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Evening star., 1933-12-21
The First Day.

The First Day.
"HE first day consisted largely of
locating some feeding grounds
This happened to be in an open
spot heavily surrounded by foliage on
the banks of the Ichauway Nochauway
Creek.
There were the tracks of at least 10
turkeys-they must have looked like a
parade as they marched in.
Roy decided they would come to feed
around 7:30 am. But the next morn
ing they beat us to it before We could
reach cover, and we'll over 200 yards
away you cauld see them moving about.
The job of stalking over dead leaves,
scattered twigs and through small
bushes is no simple art, even for an
expert.
At distance of 60 or 70 yards from
the turkeys there was no cover left
and directly facing us was a big gob-
bier, around Is pounds in weight. with
several hens only a few yards away.
This patriarch had a beard from
8 to 10 inches In length, he stood well
over feet in height, and he looked
bigger than a freight car.
He would take one peck at his food
and then stand for two or three seconds,
alert, listening and looking, before he
would feed again. His job was to spot
danger from any source.
This continued for several minutes,
but he refused to come any closer to
the cover that might carry danger. And
that alert, intent roll of his head never
went off duty.
There was nothing to do but risk
a chance shot and when he rose and
vanished he sounded like an airmaiI
plane 60 yards away.
Evening star., 1933-12-21
KENTUCKY DERBY
IS SLATED MAY J
Not Decided Whether Purse
Will Be Reduced-To Cut
Admission Prices.

By the Associated Press.
T OUISVILLE, KY, December
81. - The 1884 Kentucky
IL Derby will be raced Satur-
day, May 5, it was an
nounced today by Col. Matt J.
Winn, president of the American
Turf Association and executive
director of Churchill Downs.
Track officials said it had not yet
been decided whether the Kentucky
Derby stake would he reduced The
race has carried an added value Of
S50,000 for several years.
The Kentucky Racing Commission
will be asked to assign Churchill Downs
Spring race meeting of 19 days, be-
ginning Saturday. April %. and ending
Saturday. May 10.
Col. Winn announced that admission
prices for the Spring meeting would
be reduced approximately one-third for
Derby day and about one-half for the
other days.
Evening star., 1933-12-21
BY ALAN GOULD,
Associated Press Sports Editor.

Associated Press Sports Editor.
n YEW YORK, December 21.-
M The athletic woods were
4 Y full of bear traps and
trouble during 1888, but
none of the assorted consequences
so shocked obServant SportS-fol-
lowers as the course followed by
Notre Dame Universitys foot ball
team.
The collapse of the Green Shirts over
q stretch of four straight shutoutS,
followed finally by thrilling one-point
victory over West Point, combined to
give the sports world more to talk
about than the developments surround
ing any other events of the year, on the
basis of opinion reflected in the third
annual Associated Press poll.
Asked to name the outstanding upset
or surprise of 1888. sports editors and
writer's put Notre Danes collapse at the
top of the list with 33 votes, while %
others singled out the Irish comeback
against Army, thereby concentrating 81
iout Of a total of 204 votes on events
surrounding the South Bend athletic
institution.
Evening star., 1933-12-21
ANDERSON MAY GET JOB
Appears in Line for N. c. State
Grid Coaching Position.

RALEIGH. NC, December 81 LP.-
IT. appears as if Heartily Hunk" Ander-
son. former Notre Dame mentor, may
move to Raleigh to become head coach
nf foot ball at North Carolina State Col
lege.
The man who led the famous Irish
team for the past three seasons sub
mitted a definite proposition to the
athletic council at meeting here and
left Raleigh saying he expected to be
back.
He wants a three-year contract, but
did not give his figure.
Evening star., 1933-12-21
THE SPORTLICHT
by GRANTLAND RICE

THE ELUSIVE WILD
I knoD Hu0bePS ball loaded
For broken field running Red Grange is still picked
The cunning OF Tlden still leads By mile
But the wary wild turkey had got 'en all licked
With eyes than Argus safeguard his luck.
With more ears than eoues q plantation
He can ourun horse and can outfy duck
And he's harder to find than uoure
Evening star., 1933-12-21
McGEARY IS WINNER.

Defeating Blonde Crabille by ALA,
2118 and 21-16, Donald McGeary won
the Glass "B" ping pong tournament on
the courts at 1910 H street.
Evening star., 1933-12-21
G. W. MEN ARE SPEAKERS.

Ed Clark, elected captain of George
Washington's 1884 eleven, and Len
Walsh, assistant grid coach of the Co.
lonials, were to speak today at a lunch-
con for the Friends School foot ball
team
Evening star., 1933-12-21
Herman Due to Recover.

IERMAN, the former Flatbush idol
whose high marks of 40 homer5
in 1929 and 35 in 1880 went down
to Is last season and whose average fclI
of to .289 from the 1880 high of .395
also is in line for a comeback. ODoul
showed that he still can hit them hard
when he pasted a ringing base hit with
the bases full as a pinch hitter in the
second game of the world series. If
the new ball acts as the fans expect, he
may become a regular again with the
Giants and his average may rise. per-
hal ps not to the 1913 mark of 1929, but
to the 1868 level Of 1882, when he again
led the league.
Evening star., 1933-12-21
COMEBACK PARADE
IS DREAM Of FANS
Want Wilson, 0'DouI, Her.
man and Others to Give Pill
Ride as of Yore.
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR.,
Associated Press sports Writer

n IEW YORK, December 21.-
N The recent decision of the
/ Y major base ball leagues to
adopt uniform ball, prob
ably like the livelier pellet used
last season in the American
League, has brought dreams of
comebacks to numerous fans
who still think there was nothing
quite like the days when Hack
Wilson was hoisting 'em over the
fences, when Lefty O'Doul was
hitting in the 400 class and when
Jim Bottomley was Sunny jim"
one of the National Leagues
leading first basemen.
Although nothing definite can be said
yet there Is the possibility that the
llveller ball will bring such stars of a
few years ago as Wilson, ODoul,
Babe Herman, Chick Hafey Bottomley,
frankie FriSch and Kiki Cuyler back
near the top OF the batting list Back
in 1929 and 1850, when everybody was
hitting hard, they were right up among
the leaders, but when the ball with the
thicker cover came in their averages
dropped fast.
Evening star., 1933-12-21
FROM THE PRESS BOX
BY JOHN LARDNER-


Chicago the base ball bans asked
petitioner John Shibe of Philadelphia The
found reasonable and Mr.
home a O. K
gentleman His plan has been tried before
notably b John the late Charles A. Comskey It's good plan
O practice it takes many queer turn
The Dark Continent
set out for alien shores with
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dark continent Learning hasn't houshed & there
e to % such pam as
Mr. McGraw
The sight Of good base ball & game they they t E would M
had idea
Three Eye League.
account of the ball games played before Dwned heads heads
enthusiastic silence the @ 6oys % oed out on ne ns h lew
wondered udy whether the Chicago
The game began without moving his
position British 5e ahs aasn broke into restrained
That's remarkable said Of the onooKe lnoSe men must De
yeeG 1ST tribe @ s % It TT @ S % M sSTs pssi n
The audience with all the symptoms coma Then somebody caught
said Mecw ua ,sa sy hike like the game ,or.
the bat of other
ihe POO @ SAD bad" com @
The aua left town soon after the game and tried their luck in other
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time when Premier MSS0n thinking making base ball the national
might have been p5oHta5e b to give him glimpse Of the game
penshsn inc I for e1 known " have
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tCopyrsht American Newspaper Alliance Ine)
Evening star., 1933-12-21
One More Chance.

One More Chance.
Tomorrow Rogers said, "we'n take
no such chance on his breakfast hour.
Well be under cover at o'clock"
And shortly after 5, with pitch
blackness everywhere and the fog as
thick as a misty rain, we sat and waited
some 80 or 40 yards from the feeding
place.
It was just after daybreak that two
squirrels In the oak overhead spotted
two strange forms stretched ct full
Evening star., 1933-12-21
Hack Is Inconsistent.

THE consensus of expert opinion is
that the 1888 National League ball
would travel as far as the Amer
lcan League sphere when hit squarely,
but it brought fewer base hits on topped
drives through the infield and similar
"fukes" The averages of Chuck Klein.
who kept up to 1853 last season, and
Bill Terry seem to bear this out. They
have been up among the leaders right
along.
That extra "lift" may be just enough
to start the comeback parade. Wilson,
for example, hit only 1856 in 1880, when
Terry finished on top with a 4O1 aver
age, but his powerful blows brought Sc
home runs and total base mark of 423.
The next season he slumped to the low
mark of .261 as Hafey's .3489 average
won close three -cornered race for the
title In 1882 Hack hit 297 and last
season it Was .267, with only nine
homerS on his list. The thinner cover
of the ball next year may let the roly-
poly slugger hoist his driver over the
fences again ard a lot of fans are
haping that will happen.
Evening star., 1933-12-21
DEFEAT Of GR|FFS
IS RANKED SECOND
Comeback of Irish Also One
of Sharpest Surprises
of EventfuI Year.

Mote: This is the fourth OF
series OF stories detailing the results
OF the third annual Associated Press
sports poll
Evening star., 1933-12-21

ers can be expected to improve on
their records for this year, but just
how much is extremely problemati-
cal, and 1t must be remembered that
such useful members of the 1893
staff as Bob Kline, 7-8: Lloyd Brown,
9-17, and Ivy Andrews, lib, will
not be sporting carmine hose next
season.
To catch them Harris has in Rick
Ferrell a good defensive man and
fair hitter, as his .290-mark indi-
Gates, with John Gooch, a 1913 bats
man, to relieve him, but there isn't
a star among the remainder Of the
array, and if the 1888 averages are
any criterion the element of punch
is likely to be scarce, while some
of those who might provide a bit
are lacking on the defensive side.
For instance, eX-Manager Marty
McManuS, .284, this year was the
best bet at third base, which next
season is slated for Bill Walters,
.256, who has yet to establish him
self. Chalmers Cissell, cast for the
shortstopping and rated a good hit
ter, did no better than 230 this year,
while the best batSman among the
inf1elders. Urban Hodapp, .312, is to
be ousted by Max Bishop, .294.
DALE ALEXANDER, .2Sl, is a
far claSSier Sticksmith than
that, but no one knows his
fielding Deficiencies at first base any
better than Harris. Ed Morgan,
.264, hauled back from the minors
to which he was shunted early in
the season, is little better than
Alexander afield, and Joe Judge,
.288, still better defensively than
either of his two mates ever could
be, can't stand the gaff of steady
service.
The outfield, where batting po-
tency usually is looked for, has Roy
Johnson, 313, and a poor fielder, as
the head man, teamed with Allen
Cooke, .29l, and Carl Reynolds, .286.
Julius Solters, the acquisition from
Baltimore, distinguished himself in
the International. but has yet to
prove he is big Lacquer. and Bob
Seeds, who divided his time between
the garden and first base, compiled
a mark of only 243
Harris may have to look over the
local product, Bill Werber, .258, as
a possible initial sacker. as Barney
Friberg, his principal other infield
reserve, has long since passed his
peak.
To weld this aggregation into a
winner is a feat Bucky may be able
to accomplish. but it would seem to
us to be no part of a soft snap, and
if successful he will be entitled to a
measure of credit he is not likely
to get.
Evening star., 1933-12-21
Some Other Surprises.
foot ball victory over

N1ANFOhD D looG pdlI 'NVOAy o'eA
~ Southern California, IowaS grdlr0n
comeback, Louisiana States nation
al collegiate track and field triumph,
ball rulers and Tommy Loughran's
fistic rally we're listed by the experts
among other notable surprises in the
years wholesale series of shake-ups.
The complete vote on the upsets or
surprises follows:
Notre Danes foot ball decline ....... 80
Victory of Giants over Senators. ,.... ~
Notre Danes victory over Army y...... ~
Giants pennant victory. ........... Is
Max Baer' 5 knockout OF Max 'schmeling II
Primo Cameras knockout OF Jack
Defeat Of u. s. Davis Cup team. 49,. !
Downfall Of New York Yankees
Stanford's foot bah defeat OF Southern
1oTs's Gsi5i46otI foot bail comeback. -
ReIen tieiS" jacobs Si,s victory over Helen wills
TSHS 5 RaasE6Ss 81 kld
lack HGsSIH sRarkey's series Of defeats in ring 8
Louisiana States track victory in n. c. q
selection ih 10 nsT' Of Columbia for Rose Bowl =
game -
Two each for following: Bill Bon
throns defeat by Jack Lovelock IN
mans victory in U. S. open golf,
Michael Scott's winning of British anna
teur golf at age of 55, Brokers Tips
victory in Kentucky Derby.
One each for following: Arkansas rise
in Southwest foot ball, Cardinals de-
cline In National League base ball
race, Babe Herman's failure as slugger
with Cubs, Barney Ross first victory over
Tony Canzoneri for lightweight title,
defeats of Equipoise, Georgia Techs
foot ball victory over Duke and Denny
Shute's triumph in British open golf.
Evening star., 1933-12-21

cember 21.-There may be greater
thrills in sport than trailing and
killing a wild turkey, but just at
the moment your correspondent can't
think of what it is.
hunting preserve in any sense, but an
old-fashioned plantation. It is $4,000
acres of woodland, deep cover. open
country, river, creek and swamp, with
at least 10 varieties Of game to pick
from.
With Robert T. Jones, jr.; Robert w.
Woodruff, former Ambassador Walter
E. Edge, Homer Thompson and Jimmy
Curtis to follow quail and dove. de-
cided to cast my hunting fortune with
Roy Rogers, the expert on the wild life
of Ichauway and all other points, east
or west. j
Roy Rogers knows as much about
wild turkeys as Bobby Jones knows
about a backswing, and that is prac-
tically enough for all working pur-
poses.
The wild turkey is smart, keen, fast,
strong and wary. He can see you be-
fore you can see him with telescope,
PAGES. With $4,000 acres in which to
operate, giving him perfect cover. he is
no part of q set-up.
Evening star., 1933-12-21
Out of Bounds.

TINT game cliraaxed by a home run fro
The sailed the fence
TOO bad commented spectator
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-16
IS ezt fogja megszuntetni.

IS ezt fogja megszuntetni.
Es ez ellen hadakoznak a ban
karok kezzel-labbal, ez ellen agal-
max hangosan Is titokban, ez eli
len kuldik a szenatorok es i
kongresszmenek tucatjait az ell
snok nyakara nap-nap utan a t.
kesek.
Es ha ezt az egyetlenegy tor
venyt megvaltoztatnak, talan be-
ie tudnanak nyugodni a NRK-ba
S Roosevelt teljes programjaba.
Mert ait sem bannak ta1an
ha a munkas keresne, ait sem
bannak, ha a kist6keseknek jut-
ma, s5t meg abba is belle tudna-
max nyugodni, hogy a foldmdves
keressen.
Merit amig a regi rendszer az
"ertekpapirok' kibocsatasana'
meg lenne, addig mindig vissza
tudnak a kist5kest6l, farmertol
Is a munkastol az altaluk meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-16
keresett penzt rabolni.

keresett penzt rabOlni.
A januarban osszeul6 kon-
gresszusban Macy harcok lesz-
mex. Harcolni fog egy csoport,
hogy a dollar legyen meg oil
csobb. Egy mask csoport, e
bankarok zsoldjaban) hogy azon-
nal terjiink vissza az aranyva-
lutara. A harmadik csoport a
NRA ellen, negyedik Ten
nessee Valley villanymuve mem:
yeti kezelese ellen fog harcolni.
ITALIAN a legkevesebbet hallun.;
maid a bankarokrol, akik a
Securities Act-et akarjak majc
hatbaszurni, inert azok okosan
a kulisszak nrogott fognak har-
colni, de legyen r6la meggy6-
z6dve mindenki, hogy az a hare
lesz a legelkeseredettebb, a leg
veresebb, amelyen vagy a kor-
many-program, vagy t6ke uto.-
SO ellentallasa fog elverezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-16
4 NfGEREk Ne IgYANLk

A ket Carolina nem. akarta j
prohibici6t kitoriilni az alkot-
manyb6l.
Az allamok nedyesseg fele. tor
tet6 soraiban ez a ket allan voll
legels6, amely a prohibited
fenntartasa mellett szavazott
inert ugy latszik, hogy a deleu
a fcherek nem fefejtettek e
mem tanultak.
Senki ne kepzelje, hogy North
Carolinaban vagy South Carroll.
naban az emberek mem isznak
vagy hogy a prohibici6 aldasabar
gyonyorkodtek.
A feher emberek szamara a
tizennyolcadik mddositas mem le.
tezett az alkotmanyban, ahogy j
deli feher ember =. tizennegyediI
modositast IS mindig szabador
es nyiltan megszcgte.
De alkalmat adott "a a pro.
hibicio, hogy a ntgcrt az italt6
eltiltsak, vagy a keresetet bun
tetes alakjaban elszedjek.
A prohibited tette lehet6ve
hogy a deli allamok utepites
programjahoz a bcrugott negerel
tizezreit sorozzak be b0rton0k
be, hogy Alabama Is Caroline
banyait meyer rabokkal megrak
hassak.
A prohibicio tette lehet6ve
hogyha mar adtak is a szegeny
meyer tenant farmernek egy pa,
dollart az egy evi munkajaert
AIT feher bekebirok nyombar
elszedtek toluk, kilonboz6 bun
tetesek alakjaban.
Exert maradtak huek a Caro-
linak nepei prohibiciohoz, azer
| mem akartak AIT kitorulni a;
alkOtmanyho1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-16
A MORMON ECYHAz VERESECE

Mem utolso nyeresege a va
lasztasoknak, hogy mormon
egyhazat ugyszolvan donto We
reseg erte Utah-ban.
A mormon egyhaz minden mo-
rails es gazdasagi erejet latba
vetette, hogy az allan az alkot-
many huszonegyedik modositasat
elvesse es nedvesek varatlan
nagy gy6zelme az egyhaz tekin-
telyet alaposan megtepazta.
Mem mint egyhazzal van a
liberals polgarsagnak baja a
mormonsaggal, hanem mint gaz-
dasagi hatalommal.
A mormon egyhaz ugyanis
aranylag gazdagabb minden mas
amerikai egyhaznal.
Nagyszerii termofoldjein es
gazdag ercbanyain kivul kilono-
sen cukoriparban birnak nagy
vagyonnal es a cukortrustnek
mindig nagy erossege volt a ha-
talmas es befolyasos mormon
egyhaz.
Mint cukortrust kenyeres
pajtasa, mint annak tiizon-vizen
szovetsegese, mindig a reakciot
a. nagyt6ket kepviselte az egy-
haz sulya es tekintelye a neln-
yeti politikaban, Is mindig re-
akcios embereket kiildtek a kon-
gresszusba es szenatusba.
A Roosevelt landslide EFT a
helyzetet is megvaltoztatta, mer,
a cukros Smoot szenatort visz.
szaparancsolta a maganeletbe {:
cgy liberals embert kiildott
helyebe.
EFT azonban meg felre tudt;
a mormon templom rnagyarazni
EFT meg betudtak a Roosevelt
Macy gy6zelmenek Is er6sen ke
sziiltek szaraz-nedves szava
zasra, ahol kepesek iesznek a;
erejiiket demonstralni.
| AZ egyhaz aposto1ai meg
multi heten is ait er6sitgettek
hogy peldat fognak n1utatni
kereszteny es keresztyen egyhii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-16
A nev nem fontos

Es az allami fellgyelet az
els6 lepes ahhoz, hogy bizonyos
vallalatokat, alkalmas id6ben, a.
vegyenek. allami kezelesbe.
EFT kiserli meg a fascizmus.
Nalunk Roosevelt els6sorban i
bankokat akarja er6sebb. sokkal
er6sebb szovetsegi ellen6rzes ali
helyezni.
Rakenyszeriti hat lassan az or
szag osszes bankjait, hogy ada
max el res,venyt a Reconstruct
ion Finance Corporation max
vagyis a szovetsegnek.
Hiaba jajgatnak a bankok,
hogy nekik mines szuksegnk ma
gyobb t6kere, a kormany resi-
venyeket kovetel a vallalatb6l.
Es a reszvenyekkel egyitt be-
leszolast is kovetelnek.
Az igazgat6sagot azontul csak
a szovetseg jovahagyasaval lehet
maid megvalasztani az olyan
bankban, amely reszvenyeket en-.
ged at a kormanynak.
Vagyis Roosevelt ugyanaz!
csinalja, amit fascizmus.
Oroszorszagban hirtelen enne
| ljoval tovabb mentek, inert OF,
nem allani ellen6rzest csinaltak
hanem mindjart atvettek minden1
allami kezelesbe.
A demokrata Roosevelt, /;
fascista Mussolini tehat ugyan
abba az iranyba haladnak, amely
fele Oroszorszag a modern id6k
ben az utat vagta.
Mem fontos tehat, hogy mi
lyen politikai rendszer szerin
kormanyoznak egy-egy orszago
es nemzetet.
A gazdasagi programme vala
mennyinek ugyanaz es progra
mot csak egyfele uton tudjal
megvalositani.
Exert mem kell rettegni tole
hogy lit esetleg a NRA-bo
fascizmus fejlodik, vagy masil
felfogasnak felesleges attol ret
tegni, hogy a NRA-bol szocializ
mus fejlodik.
Mert akarmelyik kenytelel
lesz elhozni AIT a "nagyobb tar
sadalmi igazsagot", (greate
social justice) amt a denokrat.
Roosevelt igert a legutolso be
szedeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-16

zaknak, hogy ok allitjak meg a
nedves hullamokat, amelyek ell
ontottek az utolso kilenc honap-
ban az orszagot.
Hat mem sikerult megallitas.
A nedvesek Macy tobbsege AIT
mutatja, hogy a mormon egyhaz
nagy befolyasa veget ert es hogy
ezentul legfeljebb Utah allan
politikajara fognak nagy es karos
befolyast gyakorolni, de nem-
yeti politikaban mem jut donto
szerep szamukra.
Ismetelten lie kell szogezniink,
hogy nekunk semmi bajunk mem
volt es mines a mormon egyhaz-
zal, mint egyhazzal.
Csak mormon egyhaz karos,
tulkonzervativ politikai befolyasa
erdekelt 'benniinket es csak ebb6i
a szempontbol allapithatjuk meg,
hogy milyen orommel iidvozli
minden liberals ember a NOR
monok nagy es dont6 vereseget.
A mormon egyhaz sulyos We
resege az id6k jele, amely mu-
tatkozik minden fronton es a.
mely egymasutan dontogeti le
a maradisag leger6sebb bastyait
az orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-16

Mem prohibited mellett, ~
mem i meyer ellen szavaxtak ~
ban ket Allamban, mikor eis5l-
mex sz&lltak szembe Az orszAg-
ban n@pakarattal, nikor els6ls-
mex mondtak ki, hogy 81 :
huszonegyedik m6dositast nesn
kivanjAk.
"A Carolinak termkszetesen
mem lesznek magukban.
A tobbi deli allamok is sx&-
razak maradnak, inert azokban
eppen ugy nem szabad innia -
negenek, mint 4 ket Carolin4-
ban.
De a tobbi deli allan lcgalahb.
hailand6 volt ,negenges'.-i : -
lett allamok lak6ssaganak, ,.os
a sajAt sorsukat Is &letdket ugy-
rendezzek, ahogy a1sarjak, mig ~
Carolinak poigarai mindenki ELF
tilalomfat allitottak. csakhogy !
szegeny nsgert tov&bbra IS biz
tonsagban elnyomhassAk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-16

Nehany h6napja ramutattunk
hogy az egesz vilagon egy id5-
ben hozta el a tomegtermele:
fejl5dese gazdasagi valsago1
Is hogy az egesz vilag egy gaz
dasagi program fele halad, ami,
lehet fascizmusnak, lehet allan.
szocializmusnak, vagy akar allan
kapitalizmusnak nevezni.
Es megirtuk, hogy a politikai
keret mem fontos.
Teljesen mindegy, hogy az In.
kak "a feherember elotti peru
csaszarok) rendszeret hozzak
vissza, amikor nevleg minden q
csaszare volt, vagy szocializmus.
max fogjak nevezni, vagy a
faseizmus' diktaturaja. alatt fog,
jak beyezetni, igazsagosabb, be-
csuletesebb elosztas kovetkezik a
civilizalt allamokban.
A termelt javakat nem fogjs
egy kis szazalek. falank joszas
felhabzsolni, hogy milliok jussa.
max koldusbotra, hanem eloszt.
jak AIT olyan igazsaggal, ami
lyenre kepes gyarlo ember.
Sokan EFT csak a kommuniz.
musban tudjak elkepzelni, sokar
a szocializmusra esklsznek. f.
van eleg hive a vilagon - sd
ebben az orszagban is j
fascizmusnak.
Eek csak politikai keretek {;
valamennyi egy celt iger szol
galni. A nagyobb tarsadalm
igazsagot. Amir6l Roosevelt be-
szelt utoljara a radon a mem
zethez.
Aki EFT mem hitte, aki YER
lat, mikor felfogasaval ellenkezt
politikai hatalom veszi az allan
korrnanyzasat valahol kezebe
annak szives figyelmebe ajanl
"a
juk legujabb olasz hirt.
Mussolini ezentul minden ipar
es kereskedelmi vallalat szamar;
ugy szerez penzt, hogy vallala
tok altal kibocsatando kotvenye
ket az allammal garantaltatja.
Ha egy vasgyar jelzalogkotve
nyeket akar kozonsegnek el
adni, hogy t6kehez jusson,
kotvenyeket az allan fogja ga
rantalni.
De termeszetesen ez az allan
teljes felugyeletet, beavatkozasa
jelenti annal a vallalatnal.
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