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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08
Guaranteed Deposits

Five years ago the idea of guarantees or insurance for bank deposits was very radi- cal side. As little as. one year ago it was something one hesitated to suggest in decent company. Now from all quarters, high and low, came proposals for such action Bank closings, community restrictions on bank withdrawals, state moratoriums, sweeping in waves about the country, make the differ ence. This is war. War demands practical, direct action in every vital field. Finance is where business lives. Money and credit are the lifeblood of our economic system. The wounds must be stopped, the blood kept circulating.
 So we find such men as Senator Vanden- berg. Senator Borah, Chairman Steagall of the House banking committee, and econo- mists and bankers in many states, agreeing that bank savings deposits must be made safe and checking accounts must be kept liquid There is sudden rush of agreement that some such form of security is necessary to reassure the public, keep money in the banks and keep the financial system functioning, at least for the duration of the present emer- .gency. Some object that it would cost an already overburdened government too heavi- ly, and thus threaten government credit. Others reply that government credit is threat ened more by the present status, and will improve with improvement in private credit.
 A banker eager for this form of relief, as reassurance for banks and depostors alike, says that permanent bank deposit insurance would be simpler and far more effective on national scale than mere state experiments have been: that banks and their depositors could easily bear the burden and would do so ehesrfully; that full insurance for ap- proved banks need not cost more than one- half of one per cent of average daily deposits, and could probably be managed by the gov ernment for much less some authorities say as little as tone-eighth per cent
 But that" say some mortified citizens, would put the government into the bank ing business The answer is that the gov- ernment is already in the banking business, and getting in deeper every day, and may be lucky if it is able to emerge from-the present era without taking over the whole financial works. Limited federal insurance for de- posits, undertaken temporarily because no smaller institution can handle it, may be welcome compromise.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08
Of On The Right Foot

Dr. Robbins w. Barstow. president of the Hartford Seminary, Foundation has per- formed a good service to the state and to the commission to which he was recently appointed in outlining his views upon the subject of liquor control for the state. As a member of the commission just named to conduct surveys that would form the foun- dation for future legislation governing Con- necticut's participation in the liquor business anything that he might have to say on the
 topic would be doubly interesting. His viewpoint is admirably taken and it is one that will certainly act as guide to the com- mission in its findings.
 In presenting his viewpoint at this early
 date, perhaps even before a preliminary
 meeting of the commission for organization purposes, Dr Barstow was not animated by
 personal reasons. He has not sought to sway any member of the liquor board to his way of thinking. He was motivated by the fact that of recent years there has been no thought on this topic expressed publicly by Connecticut citizens therefore. one would certainly be of some value to future dellber- ations. And 1t will be just that. True. Representative Epaphrodtus Peck of Bristol did outline system of dispensary control Tn
 bill presented to the Legislature. That doubtless will be weighed along with Dr Barstow's and others that must be regarded. 2 The idea behind the system of the Hart ford Seminary's head is the removal of profit from the liquor business. In short where there is no profit for an individual, there will be no exploitation. To eliminate private profit complete state monopoly must be practieed. We believe that such an underlying principle must be adopted by all wet states eventually if they are to enjoy immunity from bootlegging and any vices that might accompany the return of liquor manufacture and sale. Unfortunately there seems to be an opinion forming in the United States that the return of liquor is to signal new era for those who engage in its manufacture or sale. That's just what must ] be eliminated if the state is to control.
 : The state need not necessarily control breweries or distillcries. It can entrust such to private enterprise. but it should maintain such control over the disposal of the manu- factured product that the element of profit is eliminated. This might necesstate gov ernment stores where liquor could be pur- chased for home consumption. It might include the sale of beers and light wines on premises for consumption there. Dr Bars tow suggests both the above. In any event Connecticut is assured by this early deelara- ton of principles by one of its liquor com mission members of thorough survey of the problem. Even with only months
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08
NEA Service Writer


 Washington-President Roose- welt says he regards his cabinet as coalition cabinet and he ought to know. But the more the people in this town look at it the more convinced they are that this ad- ministration is going to be a pro- gressive" administration.
 You can.go down the list if you insist, and say this one is con- servative and that one a liberal. But if you consider each member in relation to the immediate de- mands of his sparticular job and the circumstances of his appoint ment and then compare him with his predecessors, you begin to sus- pect that you're justified in bunch- ing all the important ones in the liberal group.
 What, for instance, do they say here about Cordell Hull, the new secretary of state? We'll, the thing you hear oftenest about Hull is that he is the first secretary of state in long time who isn't dominated" by Wall street.
 The word d-"dominated" is used rather loosely in Washington and one doesn't desire to cast any par- ticular reflection on Charles Evans Hughes, Frank B. Kellogg or Hen- ry L. Stimson.
 But when you recall Hughes brilliant championship of Ameri- can oil companies in the lists of diplomacy, Keflogg's solicitude for the oil men and the bankers and Stimson's helpful service with re- gard to LatinaAmercian loans you realize what the gossips mean.
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 It is also to be recalled that Hull fatheEed the income tax and the estate tax, which Socialists and progressives had urged for many years, that he lined up with dem- ocratic progressives to bring about Roosevelt's nomination and that his liberal slant on the tariff and other international problems had much to do with his appointment. The fact that Hull may believe in "sound money" and look. askance at some radical proposals, consid- ering the nature of his job, hardly stamps him as a conservative"
 The other cabinet member com monly regarded as conservative Is William H. Woodin, secretary of the treasury.
 Washington doesn't know much about Woodiri yet, so it just guess es about him. Violent conflict of opinion rages between those who think the fact Woodin composes music indicates that he will be a big flop and those who think 1t indicates he will be a big success.
 The one best bet about Woodin now is that he will be as conser- vative or as radical as Roosevelt. wants him to sbe-and Roosevelt so far has been sha Hing up as . lib- eral. What goes for Woodin in that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08

Farmers are not SO concerned about spring planting now as they were along about Christmas time. There had only been one real snow storm up to then and those who don't go in heavily for the commercial fer tilizers were wondering if Mother Nature was going back on her children. Nothing can quite compare with snow as a cheap fertil- izer say agriculturists. It's been so reputed for years We imagine it will always be looked for to serve such purpose.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08

the east bank to Union City. The borough has for some time been constructing rip rap wall along the east shore of the river and this work is regarded as preliminary to the task of laying out memorial boule- yard. It would relieve traffic on North Main street and certainly be fitting tribute to a man who did so much for the borough. No doubt if conditions improve. work on the project can be started in real earnest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08
GOOD HIDING PLACE.

Salt Lake City, Utah-Thomas A. Higgins didn't know it at the time, but he was hiding from the police, and doing a good job of it. Mrs Jessie Higgins filed battery charges against he'd husband and warrant was issued for his arrest. It took a week to serve the warrant, how ever. because Higgins was not to be found. He was hiding before the very eyes of the law. He had ben serving on the jury the whole week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08

Naugatuck is visoning future rosy with promise. It contemplates beautiful boule- yard along the east bank of the Naugatuek river to which may be given the name Whit
 temore, in honor of the late Harris White more. ST.. one of the boroughs most dis tihguished and philanthropie citizens in his day. Present plans call for drive to start from Not>h Main street short distance above the Church street bridge continuing all along
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08
Personal Health Seruice (By William Brady, M. D.

Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene. not disease diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr Brady. Address him. care of the Democrat sending stamp md addressed envelope.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08

study allowed good results can bs accom- plished and likely program suggested for adoption. fttT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08

When the Filipinos start governing them- selves maybe they'll give us an occasional tip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08

It's queer nobody has invented single machine to turn out those 25.000 songs year produced in Tin Pan Alley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08

Women have been elected may ors in seven municipalities in Spain recently.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08

All vehicles must be lighted not later than GAO tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-08
In To-day's Mail

What do think Send all letters communications with your opinions Editor Waterbury Democrat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03

rata, hogy az olaszok iinneplese
kisse komor volt, hogy a lelkese-
des tiize kisse fiistolt, inert eye
ket erezte ontudatlanul, vagy
ontudattal, az orszag minden
polgara.
Ennek kovetkezmenye az az
elhatarozas, amely legkozelebb a
repul6posta belyegilletsket leszal
litja, amely Vi segellye1 probalja
repil6jaratokat nepszerusiteni
az orszagban, hogy "air-minded'
legyen minel el6bb az Egyesult
Allamok polgarsaga.
A kovetkez6 BOOM, amely-
r6l AIT hissziik, hogy nincs mesz-
sze, bizonyara megrakja repul6-
gepekkel az orszagot.
Az autok mar az utakon mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03
Savanyu vendeglatas

esetleg a mi b6riinkre fog tor
tenni.
Az els6 komoly lepes az volt
a franciak Is nemetek kozt, hogy
hadisarc hatralev6 reszet ell
engedtek. A mi rovasunkra Is
b6runkre. A nekiink jaro ados-
sagok szamlajara.
Mikor tehat egyetlen esetben
komolyan megertettek egymast,
a megertes Gle elleniink volt for
diva.
A jov6 haboruit mem "a ha-
tarok, hanem a gazdasagi erde-
kek szerint fogjak viselni, ahogy
most sem az ! fontos, hogy
Trianon politilxai hatarai hol veg.
z6dnek, hanem =, hogy hol veg
7zodik a magyar buza piacanak
a hatara.
Nagyon konnyen e lehet KEEP
zelni olyan hclyzetet, hogy a
termeszeti kincsekben leszege'
nyedett Europa egy sep napon
a bels6 elegedetlens9g robbana-
sat ugy akarja maid levezetni,
hogy e1leniink vczenyli' repil6-
gepeit, melyekb6l maris- van ne
Xix elegend6.
A mi hadi rcpiilesiink mines
megszervezye ) egyaltalan mem
vagyunk "a kkszen, hogy. egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03

is lehetne lit a lakossagot meg
nyerni.
Azzal sem yadolhatnak ben
niinket, hogy mem kovetunk el
mindent a vilagbeke erdekeben,
hiszen Nemzetek Ligajat is
ilyen szandekokkal es remenyek-
kel er6szakolta Wilson a vilagra.
A beke fenntartasara es allan
dositasara azonban az egyik fel
soha mem elegend0 es Europarol
egyaltalan mem mondhatjuk el,
hogy szinten keresi a bekesseget.
"A gy6ztes szovctsegesek resi-
ben haboruban allnak meg q le-
gy6zott ellenseggel, reszben far
kasszemet neznek egymassal, a
fegy6zott kozpontiak nemcsak
eletlehet6segre, de bosszura is
gondolnak.
Sajnos, de szinte lehetetlen ar
ra gondolni, vagy olyant remel'
nj, hogy Europa allamai, anne
lyek tulzsufolt Iak6ssagot tisz-
tessegesen cltartani mem birjak,
orokre lemondjanak haborurol.
Ha gazdasagi elet-halal hare
ban a1l6 ellenfelek valaha meg
egyeznek egymassal, fninden o.
kuk meg van att6l felni, hogy az
egyezsSg. 4 mi roYasunlesa Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03

par ezer ellenseges repulogepet
fogadjunk.
Amelyeknek vedelrne alatt
termeszetesen esetleg egy meg
szallo hadsereg is bejohetne az
orszagba.
Az olasz latogatas alatt ilyes-
mire gondolt Amerika minden
polgara IS nemhogy utjat mem
fogjak allni a fegyverkezesnek
minalunk, hanem erelyesen fog
jak koyetelni, hogy gondoskod-
jek az orszag kell5 yedelemr6l.
Minthogy a polgarsag nagyobb
IS j6zanabb resze a fegyverke-
zesnek nem hive, idaig gyakor-
latokkal csinaltak a kell6 fegy-
verkezesnek propaganda.
A sajat navy-nk IS a sajat re-
|pil6 osztagunk "tamadta" meg
|gyakorlatok alkalmaval New
Yorkot Is a tobbi nagy varost,
hogy q polgarsagot a fegyver-
kezes sziiksegebe beleremitssk.
a huszonnegy olasz gep meg
jelenese tobbet ert ezer nagy
gyakorlatnal, jobban meg3rttette
= polgarsaggal, hogy vedteleniil
'vagyunk kiszolgaltatva peldaul 4
litun6 legi flottaval felszerelt
francia nemzetnek.
Mem kell bat csoda alkoznunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03

egyszerre kozel hozta hozzank
az egesz vilagot, a tengerek tob-
be mem izolalnak benniinket es
ma legfeljebb ket -napi tavolsag-
ra vagyunk vilag barmelyik
nemzetetol.
Huszonnegy repil6gep 1atoga-
tott el hozzank az Ovilagbol egy
csapatban Is epen ilyen konnyen
ketezernegyszaz, de huszonnegy-
ezer gep is atjohetne.
Talan, ha mem ilyen ovatosan,
mem ilyen korilmenyescn utaz-
nanak, egy resziik utko zben ell
pusztulna, de bizonyosan sokkal
tobb erkeznek meg az amerikai
kontinensre, mint amennyit ohaj-
tanank fogadni.
Ketsegtelen, hogy Vi nemzeti
gazdasagi politikank szembe allit
bennunket a vilag legtobb mem.
zetevel, kiil0nosen az eur6pai
nemzetekkel, amelyek gazdasagi
rivalisaink keyesbe fejlett or
szagok piacan.
Egyaltalan mem fantasztikum
ma ARA gondolni. hogy egy
europai koncert tamad meg BEN
ninket mem is nagyon messze
jov6ben, ha legnagyobb tire.
lemmel nem toreksziink minden
vonalon a bekere.
Az Egyesiilt Allamokat ag-
ressziv politikaval egyetlen nem-
zet sem vadolhatja, inert poIiti-
kai h6ditasra meg AZ impcrialis-
IL nagyt6ke sem torekedett =
utols6 harminc evben ) ARA mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03

Az Egyesult Allamok lakossa-
ga kello udvsriassaggal, kell6
baratsaggal, talan meg nemi lei
kesedessel is latta vendegil az
olasz repul6ket. Hasonloan szi-
vesen fogadta ait az angol ha-
zaspart, akik megszakitas nelku1
replltek ide Angliabol.
De az iinnep1es alatt es mo-
gott bizonyos lelki borongas, BIZ
zonyos szorongo erzes hui zodott
meg, amit nem is lehet rossz-
neven venni, vagy csodalni.
Merit eek a latogatasok mu-
tattak meg mindenkinek, amt
mar amugy is tudtunk mindnya-
. jan, hogy az Egyesiilt Alamo
kat az Atlanti Ocean t0bbe mem
vGdi.
Eddig a tavolsag Is tenge>
rex izolaltak IS vedelmeztek BEN
niinket Is mi6ta nagy navy-nk
van. bevallhatjuk mem a
haza yedelmere szolgalt a ten
geri hader6nk, hanem az impe-
rialista amerikai politikat kovet-
4, kiilonosen tavol-keleti vi
zekre.
Minthogy Canadava1 haborura
soha ncm kc1l gondolnunk $
fninthogy deli szomszedunk mer-
hetetleniil gyongebb nalnnk,
,egtamadfatast6l Is vedelemr6l
soha eddig mem kellett gondol-
lnunlx, miota ! gyarmathaboruk a
nyo1csz4xas evek vegen v3get
'<ftels.
repiiles fejlettsege azonban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03
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Maid en-! mondta balkan Anita.
Szegeny mamanak nehezere esk a beszed, kct
fuldoklasi rohama volt azota. Ezel6tt nap
pal Pate Mildred, Gloria egyik baratn6je szii-
letesnapjat lnnepelte. Gloria hozza indult,
megfelel6 ajandekokkal. Mildredek farmja
mintegy II kilorneternyire fekszik Detroittol.
Gloria rendes szokasa szerint nlaga vezettc
inert Mildred neha napokig OFT marasztalta
Holnap delben biztosan itthon leszek -
felelte. - Megigertem, hogy okvetlen reszt We
- Holnap delben bizosan ihon leszek -
felele. - Megigerem, hogy okvelen reszt ve-
seek vilagtalan rokkant frontharcosokat Sc
gelyez6 egyesulet alakulo gyulesen.
Eppen exert tint fel, hogy nemcsak del
ben, de delutan Sc jott haza. Este teefonal-
tam Mildrednek, kertem, kildje Gloriat a te-
lefonhoz
- Mem jott el a haszontalan mond-
ia Mildred - Pedig olyan jol nulattunk! De
maid visszaadom kolcs0nt
Ne bolondozz, Mildred, inert meg
hozzad indult!
Akkor Mildred is megijedt.
Igazsn, Anita, nincs Is mem volt
it,. Istenem. hol lehet?
Azonnal jelentettem apanak valaszat -
mamanak egyel6re mem szoltam, - apa auto
balesetre gondolt, mozg6sitotta rend6rseget,
detektivek kerestek mindcn korhazban, de
nem talaltak, inert Gl6riat elraboltak.
- Lehetetlen - kialtotta Ronald.
(Gyakran hasznaljuk, mem is valami
okosan ezt szot, mikor az esemenyek bebi-
zonyitjak, hogy nagyon is lehetsegesek.)
Tegnap koran reggel apanak gyar-
ba levele erkezett. Finom boritekban, tanult
emberre vallo irassal Tartalma ez: "Ne ag-
godjek Miss Gloria Matt, egyel6re semmi
veszedelem Sc fenyegeti Ell van latva min
den kenyelemmel. Mindenesetre tartson ke-
szenletben Is ezer dollart, melyet kes6bb
neghatarozando helyen at fogok venni Ad-
dig is legyen szives hajlandosagat velem ko-
zolni New York Times aprohirdetesei kozt.
Ha megis, varakozasom ellenere, mem kap-
nam meg kert osszeget, ugy kenytelen le-
seek bajos Msst mar mem dvatos sova-
nyito kuranak alavetni ha huzamos kesleke-
desc alatt csakugyan valam baleset erne,
azert mem en- leszek felel6s. Egyebkent BIZ
zom apai sziveben."
Mivet gazember! hordult fel
Ronald.
Gloria is irt nehany sort az leve-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03

len - folytatta Anita - Az 8 irasa telje-
sen visszatukrozi feldult lelkiallapotat! Egyik
betuje paranyi makszem, mask haromszor
akkora, egymasra dulnek, vagy messze sza-
ladnak. Az 6 levele ICY hangzik: "Kedves
apam, tedd@ be azonnal New York Times,
ba kivant hirdetest Is ne fordulj rend6r-
seghez. Ha mem engedelmeskedsz. ehcztetni
kinozni fognak Gloria
Eheztetni fogjak, - hallod, Ronald? !?
Segits! - kialtotta Crawfordne magankivil.
Igen, edesanyan, igen! De mi tor
tent idaig?
- Apa meg level erkezese el6tt erint-
kezesbe lepett a rend6rseggel azert ugy
felek!
- Mem szabad ennyire felnie edes
anyam! Apa lefizeti a valtsagdijat Gloria
ata egy izgalmas kalandot.... mindkett6
kellemetlen, de mem helyrehozhatatlan SEE
rencsetlenseg.
Hiszen ha megmenthetne valtsag-
dij. -. de-. de-. Lindbergh rablok
minden kivansagat teljesitette, amikor kis
fiat regen meggyilkoltak.
Ahogy en- Gl6riat ismerem, raszedi
6rz6it kisiklik kezeik koziil. Edesanyam fe-
iedi, hogy eszes, bator lanyrol van $40, mem
kis gyermekr6l.
(Ronald maga sc hitte, amt mondott.
Az alvilagnak szamos rend6r aldozata van.
Pedig rend6rok nemcsak batrak, hanem ta-
pasztaltak is)
Crawfordne sohajtott. Anyak jol tudnak
vigasztalni, eppen azert AIT is tudjak, mennyi
amitason alapul minden vigasztalas.
- Mem nyugszoni, amig Gloriat XII mem
szabaditom - ICY bucsuzott Ronald anyja-
tol es sietett apjahoz gyarba. OFT fo1yt a
munka, mintha mi Sc trtent volna. Merno-
kok jottek-mentek, gepek duborogtek, zug
tax, csikorogtak, munkasok erolkodtek. Csak
milliomos irodajaban mem tor6dtek most
repul6gepekkel. A parnazott ajtok mogott
harman yotak: legidosebb IS idosebb Craw-
ford egy ismert magandetektiv.
Ronald koszontotte nagyapjat apjat.
Mennyire megvaltoztak ok is oily rovid ta-
vollete alatt! Apja area sapadt volt ijedten
nezett, mig kis osszezsugorodott nagyapa,
akivel fla oily folenyesen bant mindig, inert
mem volt milliomos, szinte megn6tt, kihuzta
magat, vallalva kotelesseget, mely csa-
ladi bajok eseten nagyapakra haramlik.
- Ujabb hirek? - kerdezte Ronald
- Igen - felelte a detektiv. - Megta-
laltuk Miss Gloria aut6jat az orszaguton, Det-
roittol korulbelul harom kilometernyire.
Egyik hatulso kereken XII van lyukadva
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03
mig oisszekerulhetnek!

mig Observation-Disclosures!
AIT megfogadta Linus, hogy kilonos ma-'
ganos n6khoz tobbe mem szeg6dik el, rendes
hazasparoknaI. ITALIAN mem lesz az elmultak-
hoz hasonlo kalandokban rtsze
Egyel6re New Yorkban szandekozott ma
radni, mint ahol az slet tobb lehet6seget XII
tett szandekarol, amint vegigolvasta Tim
misodik levelet. Heves vagy fogta el sziilei.
batyja utan. Mintha New York minden fenye
hirtelen kiafudt volna szamtalan szorakozast
iger6 csabitasai gyotr6 unalomba fulladna-
pak, miota Tim visszaterese bizonytalanna
walt
Ugyszolvan pillanatig Sc habozott Boz.
rondjtt becsomagolta, lakasadon6jevel kozoi-.
te, 11iszerint kozbejott korulmenyek folytan
vssza kell ternie Detroitba, aztan fogta b6-
rondjet kilepett az utcara. Este volt mar,
amennyire estenek lehet nevezni egy vilag-
varosra borulo csillagtalar sotetseget, mclyet
folyton uznek szines fenyek, vakito, cikkaz6
villanyreklafnok A haz sarkana1, ahonnet
silk mem igen forgalmas utica nyilt, belle
itkozott valaki AZ illet6 "pardon"-t t tnormo-
gott Linus felismerni vslte benne nemet
tudost, aki a. Empire State Building tetejen
jegyezgetett.
Maid valami puhit erzett arcan, anninek
athat6 illata volt. kialtani akart, de mem birt,
meg erezte, hogy felemelil aztan tobbe SEM
nit Sc tudott magar6l Ket ferfi emelte be a
jarda mellett vesztegl6 autoba. Az egyik b6-
rondjet is gondosan elhelyezte nellie ult,
mask, ifjabb, kormanykerekhez. Azonnal
inditott S tova surrantak.
Utkeresztez6deseknel, ahol rend6r ira
nyitja forgalmat, meg megaH Ugyan me-
lyik rend6r sejthetne, hogy annyi auto k0zul
hanynak az utasat viszik soff6rok szora-
kozni hanyatiranyitanak biinos kczek?
New Yorkban teljesen szabalyszeriien
haladtak az East River partjaig csak onnet
kezdve a part menten meg mem engedett Sc
besseggel. A hatuls6 Tampa kialudt. Nemso-
kara az elhagyott vilagvaros mar csak 6riasi
fenygombolyognak latszott.
Korulbeliil egy ora mulva kert kapuja
el6tt ALT meg az auto. Ven, sirulombu fax
hajoltak at vasbol kovacsolt keritesen, mely
mex kapjuja egy fitty-jelre kitarult Hatal-
mas verebek szaguldoztak kert sotet utain
kovettek az autot egeszen lakohazig, mely
kert melyen huzodott meg Tobb ablaka-
ban feny ragyogott 5 amint az auto megallt
feljaro el6tt, tornacon is kigyulladt
feny egy magas n6i alakra hullott.
(Folytatasa kovetkczik)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-03

fernek es ha a tomegtermeles
alkalmat ad repul6 iparnak,
hogy a gepek biztonsagat fokoz-
"a, bizonyara szaz meg szazezer,
nemsokara milli6 meg milli6 em-
Der fog repul6gepet vasarolni.
Es minel gyakrabban ereszte-
mex ilyen huszonnegy gepes,
szaz vendeges hideg zuhanyt az
orszagra, annal gyorsabban fog
mindez megtortenni.