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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
Fast Bird
Blue Eagle Patent Is
sued in Record Time.

BIZ United Press
VXTASHINGTON, Sept. 81
w The United States govern
ment obtained patent No. st.
1882 on the blue eagle, official
symbol of the NRA on Tuesday.
Application for the patent was
filed Sept. 81 by Charles Toucey
Coiner of Mechanicsville, Pa, its
designer, who Immediately signed
his title to the government of the
United States, as represented by
the national recovery administra-
ton"
The patent office set a new rec
ord in rushing through the pat
ent, it being granted within six
days, including Sunday. The pat
ent runs fourteen years. 1t was
n of the first patents in history
with a fractional number.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
MERCURY MAY DROP
TO At, IS FORECAST
Cool Wave Scheduled to
Follow Storm.

Cooler weather greeted Indian
apolis today following a wind
storm accompanied by heavy rains,
which Thursday blew down tree
limbs and wires on the north side.
Actual property damage caused by
the storm was slight, being confined
largely to damaged awnings, signs
and roofs on sheds.
The heavy rain brought total pre-
cipitation for the year to $40 inches
above normal, MI. Arlington said.
The unsettled condition is pass
ing, he added, with the rains prob
ably ended, and cooler weather ex-
pected tonight, with the lowest
about At degrees. Temperatures are
expected to rise slowly Thursday.
Light frost in exposed places is
possible north of Indianapolis to-
night but is not expected in imme-
date vicinity of the city, he said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27

The questioning was more or less
hypothetical and came as an inter
lude in the comptroller's testimony
for the company.
In the testimony. he sought to
prove that rate reductions already
have cut company revenues $1,244,-
459 a year since January, 1882, and
further reductions would mean
property conflscation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
Missing Convicts.

By United Press
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Sept. 81.
The prisoners who escaped from
the Indiana state prison here Tues
day were:
James Clark, life, murder.
Joseph Jenkins, life, murder.
Walter Dietrich, life, bank rob-
berry.
John Burns, life, murder.
Joe Fox, life, bank robbery.
Edward Shouse, twenty-five years,
robbery.
Russell Clark, twenty years. rob-
berry.
John Hamilton, twenty-five years.
robbery.
Charles Mackley, ten TO twenty
years, robbery.
Harry Pierpont. ten to twenty
years, robbery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27

extradition papers Tuesday and
Governor Whites consent followed
today. Dayton authorities had re-
fused to surrender Dillinger because
he is wanted in several Ohio rob-
berries.
Their refusal brought from State
Police Captain Matt Leach the
charge that the Indiana state prison
break Tuesday might have been
baked. if Indiana authorities could
have obtained possession of letters
found on Dillinger when he was
captured at Dayton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
TAMPICO MENACED
BY HUNGER, DISEASE
Relief Work Is Started at
Stricken City.

By United Press
TAMPICO, Mexico, Sept. 81
Hunger and disease threatened
stricken Tampico today as relief
work was organized and search con-
tinued for bodies of hurricane
victims.
Water and light services were sus-
pended. Food and medical supplies
for the hundreds of i'll and injured.
were needed urgently.
Portions of the residential section
still we're under six to ten feet of
water.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27

Schiesz explained the higher serv-
ice cost charges on the commercial
and residential consumer on the
grounds that in providing power
they had to meet competition from
Diesel plants and the like.
In the commercial and residential
fields. the utility enjoys a monopoly,
it was pointed out.
He also said that stakeholder
dividends might be endangered by
overexpansion of plants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
BY WILLIAM F. COLLINS
Times Special Writer

T TAKE it that not every one IS
i familiar with the fundamental
reasons why we yearly are laced
with bigger and better floods. In
pioneer days when Knox county
was the state of Indiana, and
Knox county vas a dense forest
from the Ohio river to Lake Su-
perior. We gather from old docu-
ments that floods were not un-
known.
George Rogers Clark, at a later
date, had to swim his men across
the flooded EmbarraSs river and
came into camp before Vincepnes
on that bleak December day With
a Tsld and flooded Wabash pc
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
u. S. STEEL ASSAILED

Pennsylvania Governor Blames
Company for Labor Dispute Violence.
By United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. Ex-Governor
Pinchot Of Pennsylvania sharply re-
buked the United States Steel Cor
poration and its afflliates today in
response to an appeal for aid in
the latest outbreak of violence in
the states coal and steel district.
Pinchot blamed the steel concern
for its present labor difficulties in
a telegram to Lamont Hughes, presi-
dent of the Carnegie Steel Com
pany, asking aid against a march
of Fayette county coal miners upon
the concerns works at Clsarton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
POSSES SEARCH INDIANA WOODS
FOR 10 ESCAPED CONYICTS; FEAR
HOSTAGE SHERIFF MAY BE SLAIN
Hunt for Criminals Centers in Two Areas,
Swampland Near Chesterton and in
Chicago Vicinity; Forces Massed.
ALL HIGHWAYS UNDER GUARD
Desperate Inmates Stage Wholesale Break
at State Prison, Shooting Down One
Guard and Smuggling Two Others.

ByUnQed Press
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Sept. 27.-Hundreds of vigilant
possemen, armed with shotguns and squirrel rifles, tramped
through isolated Indiana woods today hunting ten desperate
convicts who escaped prison Tuesday and who may have
killed a hostage sheriff.
No trace of Sheriff Charles Neel has been found since he
was kidnaped in a daring break from Indiana state prison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
ROOSEVELT TO STUDY
WORLD MONEY STATE
Credit Program Also Will Get At
tention During Stay at Park.


tention During Stay at Park.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-President
Roosevelt today prepared to retire
to the ~Seclusion of his Hyde Park
home. tos review the international
monetary situation and direct opera
ton of his credit expansion pro-
gram.
Some of his close advisers believed
the chief executive also would
tackle the war debts problem in
preparations for conferences sched-
uled on his return to Washington,
Oct. 5. They thought the debt
question was discussed Tuesday
night when Mr.. Roosevelt conferred
with Jesse ISidor Strauss, am
bassador to France, at his home
here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
Hearing Is Delayed

bW LHITfU PTfSS
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 81
George Machine Gum Kelly's
hearing before a United States COM
missioner was indefinitely delayed
here today on orders of John M.
Keith, special agent of the depart
ment of justice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
Little Fell0W' Carrying
Utility Burden, Is Charge
Commission Chairman Presses Point in Public Service
Company Rate Hearing Here.

Effort to show that residential and commercial electric patrons are
made to bear the burden of low cost power rates for large industrial users
was made today as hearings in the rate reduction case against the Public
mission.
Chairman Perry Mozart of the commission brought out the point in
croSs-examinaton of 1. E. Schiesz, comptroller for the company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
Brewery Bandits Get $4,000

By United Press -
CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Three gun
men, armed with revolvers and shot
guns, raided the offices of the Gar
den City Brewing Company today
and escaped with cash and bonds
valued at $4,000. Only 5000 of the
loot was in cash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
FORD PLANT CLOSED
Action Follows Strike at Chester,
Pa, in Wage Protest.

BIZ United Press
CHESTER, Pa. Sept. 27.-Due to
a strike, the Ford Motor Company
assembly plant was ordered closed
down today by company officials.
The strike was called, workers
representatives said, because the
company announced a thirty-two-
hour week with no increase in the
minimum hourly rate of so cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
S14,OOO,O 900 Is Added to
Pay Rolls in 10 Cities of
State, Says MIRA Chief
Wells: More Than Score of Cities Have Not Yet
Reported, He Announces.
Reported, He Announces.

An annual pay roll increase of $4,000 900 for ten Indiana cities and
a unemployment increase of 1888 persons since the start of NRA was
announced today by Francis Wells, Indiana representative of the United
States department of commerce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27

Due 70 the interest in food control
The Times has asked William r. Collins,
conservation expert and national diree-
tor Of the IIaak Walton League. 10 IN
in four stories. h is the second of the
series
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
Indiana Wins Fight for
j.. Right to Try Dillinger
Suspected Leader of Bank Bandit Gang to be ExtradIted
to City; Ohio Governor Signs Papers.

The state of Indiana today won its fight for the right to try John
DIinger, under indictment for completely in the holdup of the MaSsa-
chusetts Avenue State bank here, when Governor George White of Ohio
signed papers for DiIingers extradnion from Dayton, Q.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
Judicial filters
Judge Blanches, Shrinks as Man on Trial Draws
Weapon; There's a Story to 1t.

"xIOU sent me to jail, judge, and now I'm going to shoot you" Near
L y every judge who ever sat OH a bench, at one time Oh another
has conjectured visions of such a situation.
Municipal Judge Dewey Myers didn't hear any such threats, but
10 did receive IL the nerve Wracking effects today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
McNutt Sounds Plea for
Collection Club Support
Governor Dimes congressman in Attempt to Align Aid
GO P. SIush Fund Exists, Charge.

Governor Paul v. McNutt sought Endorsement of The Hoosier Demo-
cratic Club monthly collection from Indiana congressman who were his
guests at luncheon today at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
He charged that the Republican state committee is attempting to
raise a 100000 campaign fund, nov, to defeat all Democrats.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27

BIOOdhOunds Trap RObber Suspect
BLUFFTON, Ind, Sept. 81
Bloodhounds we're used to capture
Coulson Bohr, Is, Craigville, sus-
pected of robbing the C~raigville
postofice. Police said he confessed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-27
RENAME CITY DOCTOR
AT MEDICAL SESSION
A. F. W~eyerbacher to Continue as
Association Treasurer.

DR.. A. F. Weyerbacher, Indianap-
oils. was today reelected treasurer
of the Indiana State Medical As
ISOLATION and indianapolis was
chosen as the 1884 convention city
as the organization ended this
years convention at French Lick.
DR.. Walter Leach. New Albany.
was elected president.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-09
MAGYAROK NAPTARA
November IL, szombat. A Co
rog Kat. Ifjusagi Kor tancmu-
latsapa Wards Ha11ban.

November II, szombat. A Co
rog Kat. Ifjusagi Kor tancmu-
latsaga a Wards Hallban.
November IL, vasarnap. Pro
Hungaria Magyar N6k Szovet-
sege 4-ik evfordul6jat tartja.
November IL, vasarnap. Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya Hitkozseg
sziniel6adasa, sajat termeben, N.
Belle Vista Ave.
November 1s. A fiiggetlen ref.
ifjusag 6szi ROSA balja West
Sidei Magyar Otthonban.
November l9-en, vasarnap. Err
zsebetek estelye, Macy. Macy
asszonya Hitk. sajat termeben,
N. Belle Vista Ave.
November 30,. December /, z.
A Fiiggetlen Reformatus Egy-
haz nagy bazarja Noegyle,
rendezeseben. West Sidei Ma
November rs. A Pro Hungaria
miisoros estelye vacsoraval, tanc-
cal.
December San, vasarnap. Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya Hitk. No
egylet miisoros teaestelye, sajat
hall-jaban, N. Belle Vista Ave.
December Is, Karacsony nap.
Campbell Els6 Petofi Sander
Betegsegelyz6 Egylet Pasztor-
jatek es tancmulatsaga.
December Is. Magyarok Macy
asszonya Hitk. Karacsonyi Pasz-
torjateka, az iskolaban.
December Is. Karacsonyi pasz-
torjatek, a gorog katholikusoknal.
December 80. Magyarok Macy
asszonya Hitk. Szilveszter balja,
az iskolaban.
December 80, szombat, a Nj
lesi Els6 Magyar Betegsegelyz6
Egylet ev-vegi balja.
Januar l. A Fuggetlen Refor-
matus Ifjusag ujevi balja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-09

cleveland napilap most mar t&nyleg magyar kezel
ben van. - Dr. Bolg&r f0r&szv&nyes Kobrak Herbert
general manager

senkinek m6djaban, hogy Ken
de Geza a1tal elvegzett research
munkat megegyszer megcsinal-
tassa.
Az amerikai magyar lapok BIZ
zonyara nagy or0mmel veszik
hiret a valtozasnak, inert ezzel
helyreall az a kollegialis viszony,
ami Kobrak tavozasaval meg
szakadt Szabadsag Is a tobbi
1apok k0zt.
De bizonyara 0rnlni fog a
valtozasnak az egesz Amerika
magyarsaga, inert a Szabadsagnal
kedvesebb magyar intezmenyiink
mem igen van Is szegyenerzet-
tel toltott el mindenkit, hogy
egy id6ben az a Hopkins-Law
.renze tipusu amerikaiak kezeben
volt.
Erdekes, hogy Macy valtozasok
kiszoben all a new york; napi-
lap is, inert Nepszava is vissza
fog kerulni magyar kezekbe.
Cherna Endrene ezzel az vi
deal-el valoszinlleg kivonul a
magyar 1apkiadas nehez mester-
segeb6l, de mem vonul XII az anne
rikai magyar eletb6l, amelyhez
szenelyes erzesein kiviil bizo-
nyos iigyek kotik meg.
A sors ugy akarta, hogy Cher
nanenak fontos szerepe legyen
egy id6re az amerikai magyar
eletben es ennek a szerepnek az
epilogusai meg Sc lie mem zaj-
lottak, Sc nincsenek megirva.
Bajtarsi szeretettel koszontjuk
a Szabadsagot es biztosra vesz-
SILK, hogy reneszansza lesz :,
magyar kezekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-09

Es ha mem tudntk mask<
tiizel6t szerezni, hogt gyerm(
keimet tel hidege ellen me-
vedjem. egyszerien megroI1alI
nam 4 szen-yardokat Is tiixeIi
vinnek magamnak. u
Ha szen-yardokat nem tul-
nam megrohanni. akkor 4 h3
zam ajt6felfajat vagy ablakfij<t
tennem el6bb a tiizre. minthoe
a gyermekeim kitegyem 4 hide
mex. ss
Ha mem tudnam egyediil M
iptezni, hogy elelmet S tizel6t
szerezzek magamnak. akkor
hozzam hasonl6 szerencset1enel
kel kozosen mennent mindext
keresni. (Aminthogy mindcn
nincstelennek egy taborban kcl-
fene mindezeket koveteDni az
orszagtol.
Akinek tehat nincs fiit0tt ~
kasa, az kerjen, hogy adjanak
neki tuzel6t szamara.
Remelhet6, hogy a kerssek
megha1lgatasra talalnak Is er6-
szakra mem lesz ezen telen
letort es nincstelen embernek
sziiksege.
De ha es ahol elegend6 tiizel6t
es e1elmet mem adnak, OFT meg
mindig a kisebbik bunt kell Va
lasztani magunknak.
Hogy miben all kisebb bun,
ait a viszonyok szabjak meg.
De nagyobbik BUN, legna-
gyobb bun mindenesetre az ha
egy csaladapa koplalni es faznil
hagyja gyermeket, inert az em-
beri jogok legnagyobbika, hogy
magunknak elelmet Is tuzel6t
,szerezzink.
Eek a jogok es kotelessegek
erosebbek, magasabbak, szenteb-
bek minden embercsinalta tor
venynel, ninden szaba1yn7!,
ninden papirosra irt alkotmany-
nal es ezt a torvenyt semmikepen
nem szabad megszegnunk.
Meg akkor sem, ha a torve-
nyek, a legmagasabb kotelesse-
gek erdekeben egy egesz csom6
emberi torvenyt kell athagnunk.
Az ehes embereknek ait iizeni
az esq, sziv es az igazsag, hogy
kerjenek, ha pedig mem adnak.
akkor szokatlan erellyel kovetel-
jenek elelmet gyermekeiknck
es maguknak.
Ugyanez parancsolja a nincs-
telen embermillioknak, hogy me-
leg lakasrol gondoskodjanak i
gyerlnekeik szamara.
Mem erdenli meg az eletet.
aki az ehseget egy elelemmeI
telt orszagban, fazast egy sxen-I
ben gazdag orszagban elturi es
mem melto a gyermekeire az,
aki mindennek a szenvedesnek
gyermekeit is hailando kitenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-09
NINCS SEN

Raszakadt a heten tell hideg
az orszagra Is tiz- meg tizezer
szegeny ember otthonaban mem
tudtak tizelni.
A rosszul oltozott, rongyos
gyerekek dideregtek a hidegben
$ a sziileik konnye sok helyen
bizony rafagyott az arcokra.
A welfare irodak el6tt orszag-
szerte ketsegbeesett emberek
acsorogtak Is remegve lestek,
hogy fog-e rajuk a sor kerilni
idejeben, mig a szenjegyeket XII
mem osztogatjak, hogy egy ESQ
mo embert remeny nelkul zavar-
janak haza hideg lakasba.
Mem kell mondanunk, ugy is
tudja mindenli, hogy van ele-
gendo szen ebben a termeszett6l
megaldott, de az emberi gonosz-
sagtol tonkretett orszagban es
tudja mindenki, hogy van eleg
emberi ero, amely a sziikseges
mennyisegu szenet kivagja.
A banyaszok tetlenul koplal-
max, inert naluk kenyer nincs
eiegend6 es mem engedik 6ket
dolgozni, hogy a varosok szegeny
nepenek szen ne jusson a telre.
Mindket embercsoportnak a
profit, az erkolcstelen, a gonosz
profitehseg all az utjaba Is mind
addig ott fog allni, amig AIT az
emberek mem lokik felre a tisz-
tesseges emberi elet utjabol.
A varosok nincstelenjei, fazo
es didergo emberek ne varjak,
amig a gyermekeik megfagynak
es ne engedjek oket szenhiany-
ban, tiizelo hianyban szenvedni.
Szervezetten kerjek, kovetel-
jek, hogy megfelel6 mennyisegii
elelmen kivul elegendo szenet is
adjanak a szamukra.
Ha EFT megtagadjak, lepjenek
fel erelyesebben.
Ez az ujsag mem akar egy
szegeny enlbert sem neki veze.
nyelni a gep-puskak tuzenek.
Jol tudjuk, hogy a torvenyek
korlatait mem szabad es nem is
lehet bintetlenul athagni.
De ha ket torveny kozt valasz.
tani kell, akkor a jelentektele.
nebb torvenyt kell athagni..
Mem szabad senkinek ku.
tyajat lelonni.
De ha ait latjuk, hogy a meg
vadult kutya egy kis gyermek-
mex akar nekirohanni, akkor a
''bunt" habozas nelkil el kel
kovetniink.
A legnagyobb bun, ha embe-
rex faznak es koplalnak. mikoi
van eleg elelem es van eleg til
zelo vilagon.
Meg sokkal nagyobb bun. ha
a gyermekeiket hagyjak fazni
vagy koplalni.
Mindezeknel elenyeszoen XII
sebb bin. ha ehes vagy fazo en-
berek. anyak es apak az e1elmet
a szenet vagy fat szokottna'
erelyesebben kovetelik. E sorok
iroja nincs gyerekekkel meg
aldva.
De ha lenne gyermekem Is
maskent nem tudnek neki elel-
met szerezni. bemennek legels6
elelmiszer iizletbe es egyszeriien
elvinnem az elelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-09

gyek es megmondom a baron6
kocsisanak, hogy hajtson kas-
telyba.
Ilonka ha1asan nezett fiura,
aki eftalalta a gondolatat.
Mcnjen, GySz6.
A fiata1ember aztan kinent a
kerites bokrai kozt az orszag-
Ultra es felulve Drummer kisasz-
SONY kocsijara, elhajtatott az
orszaguton e1ol bekerilt kas-
tely udvarara.
A ket leany pedig bizalmasan
fogva karon egymast, halasto
fele tartott
Egy darabig szotalanul men,
tex egymas mellett, vegre Fani-
ka megtorte csendet.
| Ez a Kozar igazan sep
fiatalember lett Is nagy mil
vesz. A festmenyeit LATHAM a
tarlaton. A ven, irigy mesterek
jezsuita szemforgakassal neze-
gettek, de egyik Sc merte kri-
tizalni. En- a megnyitason oft
voltam. A papa harom kepet
EFT tole. Sep jov6 var ,ra. Oriilsz
neki?
/! Ilonka ranezett kerdez6re es
komoly arccal felelt:
- Mem 1ennek 6szinte, ha ta-
gadnam, hogy bo1dogga tesz az
3 dics6sege.
Megint sziinet ALT be. Hallgat-
va setaltak a to partjan ven
gesztenyefak rajuk hu1lattak vi
ragaikat. Vad mehek dongva
szalltak el mellettiik es lepkek
szerelmi vagyakozassal kerget-
We egymast, arcukhoz csapodtak
A levego csupa viragillat volt es
minden fan, minden bokorban
madarak eneke1tek, trilla ztak
csacsogtak.
- Tavasz, tavasz, mindenitt
tavasz van - mondotta Fanika
leverten - latom
En- sziyemben erzem, -
susogta Ilonka onkenytelen 6szin
teseggel
Fanika odament to partjahoz
es sokaig mer6en nezte a vizet
amelyb6l kis halfejek buktak fe
egy pillanatra, hogy elkapjanak
egy-egy vizipokot.
! TIE Ilonka. fordult q
lanykahoz, mely ez a to?
| llonka rettenve fogta meg q
FAM -kezet es elhuzta a to mel
ISL.
- Nagyon mely, Fanika. Gye-
re oman. Hat beszelj. NIT akarsz
tolem megtudni? Kulonben nc
is kerdezz, en- elmondok mindent
A lany kutatva nezett a tar
sara:
TIE tudod, hogy NIT akarok
kerdezni
| Korulbelil sejtem.
Nit hat? Kir6l akarok hirt
Egy ferfirol.
| - Igen.
Katonatiszt.
Igen.
Csak fohadnagy.
! Fanika elpirult kisse, de oszin-
ten mondta:
! TIE tudod? Kulonben at
mar sokan tudjak.
Az ejjel vendegeink vol
tax mondta Ilonka.
Igaz, hogy Csakot megol
| TEX? Hogy haldoklik?
S mikor EFT kerdezte, az ar
ca egeszen elsapadt. Latszott,
hogy leplezni akarja sfelindu-
!lasat, a finom orrizmai is remeg-
J 'elIeA l9l9l9lsJ e S!u Hsl
Legyel nyugodt, Fanikam,
mondta Ilonka Is megolelte a
leanyt, nincs semini baja,
a vallat karcolta meg egy goly6,
de olyan semmiseg, hogy dacara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-09

amint napsugarak k6rulcsokol-
TAX.
Gy6z6. ezalatt csak ALT me11et-
TUX es miiert6 szemekker nezte a
jovevenyt. S magaban AIT kons-
tatalta, hogy ennyire frason1it
egymashoz ez ket leany. Csak-
hogy Fanika pirosabb arcu IS
ejlettebb termetii volt, mint Hon
ka es sokkal mo zgekonyabb. De.
a hasonlat meglep6 volt.
Fanika a nala szokasos SEE
lesseggel fordu1t Gy6z6 fele hir-
telen, Ilonkahoz intezve a sza-
vat.
Kicsoda ez az ur, en- meg
mem ismerem.
Gyozo alazatosan, de trefake-
szen hajtotta meg magat le-
any el6tt es szereny hangon
mondta:
En- vagyok kerem az a
"gyapjasfejii" flu. aki egykor
Ilonkat a novelde kapujaba va
regatta akirol ait meltoztatott
kerdezni holgytol hat ewes kora-
ban, hogy mem a szeret6je va
gyok-e en- 3 neki.
Fanika kacagott es Ilonka is.
- Latod, mondta Ilonka
es kezet bizalmasan tette fes-
to vallara. ez az er batyam
Kozar Gy6z6, hires piktor.
A baron6 melegen es ferfiasan
megrazta festo kezet. Es az 3
zsenialis emlekez6 tehetseget
bebizonyitando, rogton kesz is
volt a csipkelodo felelettel.
Ahan a batyad! Hogy is
mondtad egykor rola? Igen
Akinek a kepeit megveszi XII
rally, erted jon es felesegul fog
venni.
Ilonka a hajaig elpirult, de
azert biiszken mondta:
- Ez mind megtortenhetik.
Fanika elkomolyodott Is szo-
rakozottan nezte viragzo vad-
gesztenyefakat. Aztan balkan
mondta:
- Nektek jo, nektek vannak
remenyeitek. Nekem mines SEM
MIN. Csak egy rakas keseruseg
Ilonka Is Gy6z6 megilletodve
neztek ra. Gy6z6 megszolalt:
Minden banatnak van ol-
togato konnye ...
Fanika szomoru moso1ylyal fe-
1elt ra:
Citalhatom a verset en- is to-
vabb, hogy: az enyemnek MIN
De aztan felulkerekedett ben
ne megint konnyu yer.
Eth nem azert jottem, hogy
untassalak benneteket magam
acknowledgement, Iluci tehoz-
zad jottem. Bocsass meg, hogy
a keritesen at mem az illem sza-
balyai szerint, rendes emberhez
illoeH kastely udvaraba hajtat-
tam, az apam k;seretebep es a
hivatalos formak szerint latogat-
talak meg, de hidd el, en- gyii-
lolok minden szabalyt Is minden
formal. Te ismersz engem es
tudon, hogy megbocsatod nekem
ezt a hobortossagomat is.
Igazan en- hozzam jottel?
mondta Ilonka es mer6en a SEE
mebe nezett -Fanikanak.
Egyediil tehozzad egy kis
felvilagositasert. Elhiszem. hogy
csodalkozol es ait gondolod,
hogy ha hat evig ellehettink
egyntas nelkiil, ezutan is ellehe-
tiink.
Biztositalak, mosoly-
gott Ilonka, hogy nagyon ori-
lok a latasodnak.
Annal jobb, ha mem ha-
ragszol ram. Pedig sokszor meg
haragitottalak az iskolaban. De
.te nem fogsz en- ram haragudni
Ilonka. SGT ha jobban megis-