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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-27
K. s., Raid Pipe
Dream OF Art. j.
Smith OF Philu.
Vets Of Foreign Wars Given Glad Hand at Bridgeport
Conventional General Butler Tells Vets to Stand
Together
BY FRED EDWARDS

BY FRED EDWARDS
As a wife's eyes fiji when some
sweet song,
Brings "Iovc's Young Dream
to mind,
As a traveller thrills at the
thought Of home
And the friends he's left be.
hind,
So leaps my heart when l hear
the drums
And the regiment swings into
view
And I think of the time of my
golden prime.
When l was a soldier too.
The Veteran.
Bridgeport sure gave the vets
the welcome Saturday when they
rallied from all over the state for
the 18th annual encampment of
the Veterans OF Foreign Wars.
Multitudes packed the sidewalks
from the Main street state armory
to Seaside Park to view the parade.
Every city in Connecticut sent its
battalions Of veterans. The city
was like an armed camp with all
the illusions of war over again.
Everywhere along the marching
streets, sounded heady music from
gayly uniformed bands. waving
pennons. broad and bright tossing
their blazonry Everywhere was
the embattled pomp and glory of
war:
"The hidcous. grinning thing
that stalks
Hidden in music like a queen
That In a garden walks.
Till men love the thing they
lOatc."
The lass who loved soldier and
married one was there aplenty In
the ranks of the auxiliaries. Their
scarfs Of mixed embroidery and
red, white and blue colors, made
splash of color that We'd with the
glitter of the marching ranks as
they kept step behind the drums.
Tots of six and older decked in
midget uniforms stepped besides
their daddies- without blinking an
eye. and held their place in ranks
during the long. long trail on the
street car tracks to the end of the
march in Seaside Park.
1t was a royal welcome Bridge
port gave the vets and showed the
love and admiratino of the Ameri-
can public for its war veterins, de-
spite the campaigs of propaganda
against them.
The transportation arrangements
of the committees appointed by
wheeler-Young post No. 201 were
perfect, and the reception held by
the post at the Hotel Barnum
charming.
General Spoke His Mind
At the banquet in the Stratfield
hotel, Major General Smedley d.
Butler. retired commander of the
u. 8. Marines In his address depre-
Gated the jaundiced-eyed, carping
critics who persist in accusing the
American war veterans of having
raided the treasury. He struck the
keynote Of the veteran situation
when he said:
"Why can't the veterans get to-
gether, and knock the stuffings out
Of those who oppose them through
the ballot? I'll spend the rest of
my life pulling the false whiskers
OF those who don't play fair with
the soldiers. There are six or
seven million men who have car
ried arms, and their wives and
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GERMANY WILL
\ DO JUSTICE TO
HER CREDITORS
DR. Hjalmar Schacht Made
That Statement - Will
Pay Interest on Dawes
and Young Plans

London, June 27.-(UP)-Full
justice to her creditors was prom
Used by Germany to-day as DR.
Hjalmar Schacht, president of the
Reichsbank, entered a conference
with Germany's long term credi-
tors to arrange details of a mora
torium that will be effective July
1.
A Reichsbank spokesman, who
made the promise of justice to the
United Press, said the meeting to-
day would be devoted to proposals
Of the creditors representatives.
Schacht, he said, would take the
proposals to Berlin for government
consideration and Germany would
announce later this week the final
decision as to the extent of her
prospective moratorium.
The belief was maintained that
Germany would continue to pay in
tcrest on the Dawes and Young
reparations loans and sinking fund
service on the Dawes loan, but
that she would ask a reduction of
2 per cent in the interest rate on
the Dawes loan and IN per cert
on the Young loan. .
1t was understood that strong
pressure would be brought by the
creditors to insure service on the
Preparations loans on the ground
that Germany's credit was at stake.
To-day's businesslike obligato 10
the talk in the world economic
conference meetings came coinci-
dent with reports that Holland
might go off the gold standard, in
| flating the guilder to IN per dol
lar, its par rate. from its present
premium value of slightly moro
than 2 to the dollar.
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mothers. Just get together and you
won't, need any lobbyists. They'll
come and ask you what you want.
Let the vets get together and turn
out of office every public official
who. don't fill the job, and put in
one that does" If the words Of
the general were blunt, they were
also convincing and genuine, and
his hearers felt their sincerity.
Sounds Like Mental
The other day in Philadelphia,
the correspondent of New York
paper contacted Art j. Smith, gen.
cralissimo of the Khaki Shirts of
America. From what followed 1t is
har dto determine If General Smith
was shell-shocked or IL the report
er was sun-struck. Anyway his
special despatch. sent to the New
York paper said that in an inter-
view with the X. s. commander
he had been informed that General
Smith has million Khaki Shirt
members enrolled in his army, and
that by July he will have 10000
600 men under arms, and that the
X. s. O.. A. army has Enfield rifles,
machine guns and tanks, for its
equipment. and that 1900 men are
now entraining.
General Smith, says the special,
announced that his objective was
to march on Washington to estab-
lish Fascist dictatorship. He also
claimed the X. S. o. A. had organ
izations in AZ states. Headquarters
of the Khai Shirts is at Broad and
Blavis street, Philadelphia. General
Smith Is former marine. The
paper served by the Philadelphia
correspondent was the Herald
Tribune. There is at present no
| organization of the Khaki Shirts in
Waterbury. unless 1t Is an UNDER
cover organization. Present time
no vets are losing any sleep over
the X. S. o. A.
The Last Pension Check
Spanish War vets are preparing
to receive their last pension check
July 4, under the old law. After
that they will many, Of them be
off the government payroll, and
others-service connected cases
be slashed from former figuers to
w PVi Ilii5 Will mean
many homes broken up and small
homes lost, but the man who pays
vets pension . off his federal in
come. won't worry, nor will the
National Tax Dodgers League"
lose any sleep. The men of '9S
will do the worrying. The World
War vets escape with no cut above
rs per. cent.
A House Divided
Instead of one big veterans or
ganization countrywide. the veter-
ans are split in countless units
outside of the Big Four-that is
the American Legion. v. F. W..
and United Spanish War veteras,
and d. A. V. The smaller organ
izations are as divided as the
patches on an Hilander's tartan.
AS Gen. Butler says Get 'em to-
gether!" AL very good, but how?
Some favor the bonus. others OPP
pose It. Some are behind the ad-
ministration. more against It; some
for united political action, form
ing a veterans party behind col
orfui veteran candidate for the
presidency, and others against any
departure from the present sys-
tenn. All are. however unanimous
nthe demand for the repeal of
! the Economy Bill and the investi-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-27
cation of the .menship of the
National Economy League.
Some of Them

CATION of the menship of the
National Economy League.
Some of Them
There are for example. The Red
Diamond. composed of the Fifth
Division of the Veterans Of the
World War, headquarters. New
perpetuate wartime friendships.
Vets are urged to Join up to talk
over old times, battles, etc, (which
cant be done by being member
of a legion of v. F. w. post, says
the preamble. Another Is The
Combat Council. of Los Angeles,
composed of delegates of 20 COM
bat divisions, and other California
associations of American military
or naval units who were actually
under fire in the World War. An
association of American War Vet
opposes the bonus, and pensions
Grams in Chattanooga. Tenn, which
for presumptive cases. and many
others. After the Civil War, the
Grand Army of the Republic about
all the veterans of the
northern armies. Opponents of the
veterans, composed of chamb ers of
commerce, and scores of other or
take advantage of
these divisions in the House of
Veterans. asd they get nowhere.
At The Crossroads
And there are 100000 veterans
that belong to no veterans organ
izations but benefits by the fruits
of the battle waged by their bud
dies. Big business lends its aid to
anti-veteran bodies. The time is
now. for a wholesale mobilization
of all ex-service me under organ
lied banners, or the fight to retain
their well earned benefits will end
in a Waterloo. There are no mil
amongst the vets. and
they have nothing to depend on
but their own slim finances earned
by the sweat Of their brows. those
that can't work have nothing to
depend. but the aid of their war
huddieS-
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the devil was he giving the matter
so much thought, anyhow? There
wasn't chance in a hundred of
his taking this particular girl any
where. OF course he might happen
to meet her at Miss Elias
was reading. disguised with him
self. He wrote his age. So, on the
desk blotter. E,iinor Stafford was
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-27

He poked bills into pigeon holes
decided to get rid of Dexter
promptly and as soon as he could
TO make trip to the Connecticut
farm house where his ward lived.
Probably, Barrett reflected, he
would bore such a girl as Elinor
stafford. He had always despised
middle-aged men who devoted
themselves to young girls. Why
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-27

KATHARINE HAVILAND-'
TAYLOR. above, is an American.
author whose stories and novels
have been published worldwide.
She has written l6 novels, three
motion picture plays and over 400
short stories. Her newest serial,
Bargain Bride. now running in
the Waterbury Democrat bids well
to Guido all her previous efforts.
But she mustn't let herself brood
over such things. The doctor had
said, keep cheerful" An easy
order! AS IL one could do tat
will! Marcia was impatient with
the whole world. doctors included.
Did you know I'm going to have
a baby?" she asked.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-27
A Pretty Girl Hurrying Up the Steps
Of One of New York's Brown
stone Fronts-A, Passing Glimpse
Old Memories This Was Suffi-
cient to Light the Spark That
Kindled the Thought Behind the
Story Of Bargain Bride"
SYNOPSIS

BARRETT coLvIN s. New York after four years
bsnee He rich and has made for himself arehoo-
sst greet him is bis half MARCIA RADNOR,
younger selfish spoiled MARCIA happily Years
before Barrett shielded her when youthful filtration ended dousy
Marcia had song whom Barrett adopted She worried because
the has threatened her with bkma declares hus
will forgive Der he learns the agrees
tutor HAROLD DEXTER.
As Marcia is leaving she ELINOR STAFFORD the
offers drive her home Eno TO- and pretty has
calling wealthy MISS ELLA SEXTON
girl child and is how beautiful
he has become.
CHAPTER III.
Barrett Covn turned mpatenty his desk 1t ridiculous
him keep thinking of the GIRL In effort her
If his mind he opened and scanned letter
years ago he had thought that if the small group who under
his work felt good his ambition would be reached Now
reading all these words of praise instead of feeling
pleased he wondering what would be like take girl of Eno
Safords to dinner the theater.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-27

in the park"
Those bride paths and Lon
Moore riding behind her - when
people were near. She had been
a little fool but so hungry for ro-
nance. There had been little of
it in the great house ruled by her
stern father.
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suspected that Miss Ella Saxton
knew more than anyone else about
the secrets of Marcia's past. Miss
Ella had piercing eyes and sus-
picious. inquisitive turn of mind.
How Marcia had flushed 10 years
before when Miss Ella had beck
oned her across the way from the
old house to say. II saw you riding
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-27

Marcia flushed a trife, but only
trifle. The flush showed with
but hint of warmth beneath her
gardenia skin. Secrets and keep
ing them how she loathed the
thought! How Dick loathed them.
He would nevep forgive her, never!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21

mex az igenyeit hat het alatt
igyekeztek a sajat eletstandard-
jukhoz fokozni.
A Peter tanulsaga ait mutat-
ia, hogy a biblia mondasa mem
bolondsag es csak azok az en-
berek erdemesek a tiszteletre,
akiknek a balkeze mem tud a
jobb keziik munkajarol.
Akik azonban sippal-dobbal
probalnak jotekonysagot gyako-
rolni, azoknak a kezeb6l mem
szabad a kenyeret elfogadni,
inert azoknak szive tavol all
a jocselekedetektol, hiaba gya-
koro1jak ait a kezeikkel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
Most lellnek a munkasok ?

s7ssss
profitot termeljenek, hanem hogy
az embereket b6segesen minden-
mel ellassak.
| Ne felejtsek el Aderika mum
/ kasai, hogy lit meg mindig le-
szantjak a gyapotot, korlatozzak
a termest Is korlatozzak a gya-
rak termeleset IS amig mindezt
meg merik tenni a profit erde-
keben, addig magas eletstandard
mem lehet az orszagban.
| Koveteljenek olyan munkabe-
reket, amelyek meg tudnak mind
AIT vasarolni, amt most elpusz-
titanak, amt most nem termel-
mex S amire mindre sziiksege
lenne nepnek.
Ahol a NRA tizenot szazale-
kos javitast hozott, OFT most
otven szazalekot kell kivanni,
ahol az otven szazalekot is meg
hozta, OFT ujabb Given szaza-
1ekos kovetelessel kell el6allni.
Inflacio jon ebben az orszag-
ban, ami ait je1enti, hogy to-
vabb, meg melyebbre csokken a
dollar vasarlo erteke.
A csokkenes feneket mem sza-
bad munkasnak a mostani bere
mellett bevarni, hanem elore kell
a magasabb fizeteseket ,kovetel-
nj, hogy AIT legalabb idejeben
megkapjuk.
Az amerikai munkason mulik,
hogy mi lesz NRA-bol.
Flintr6l pe1daul dicsekedve je-
lentik, hogy ez ev augusztusa-
ban 3O,4OO ember dolgozott OFT
a gyarakban, mig tavaly ugyan-
abban honapban munkasok
szama csak 1900 volt.
De ait kevesebb dicsekvessel
emlitik, hogy amig dolgozd
munkasok szama megketszerezo-
dott, addig a kifizetett munka-
berek. alig emelkedtek, inert a
magasabb fizetesert do1gozo en-
berek keresetet levagtak.
A szervezett munkasok meg
rovidebb munkaidot kovetelnek
hetenkent, hogy meg tobben
jussanak munkahoz.
| Ez rendjen van
| De munkasoknak ugyanak
kor ait is kovetelni kell, hogy a
rovidebb munkahetre ne keve-
sebb, hanem a mainal legalabt
otven szazalekkal tobb fizetest
kapjanak, ha a kenyer mellt
hust is akarnak adni vacsorara
a gyereknek.
Termeszetesen negyvenmillit
berrabszolga kiilon-kulon hiaba
beszel, szervezkedni kell hat, a
szervezethez kell csatlakoznl
minden jozanul gondolkodo es
ertelmes munkasnak.
Mem a kompania junikhoz, a.
mely mem egyeb csalasnal, ha-
mem az igazi szervezetekhez, a.
melyek belekeriilnek ugyan egy
par centbe havonta, de amelyek
kepesek lesznek megbirkozni a
t6kevel es ha sziikseges, az
egesz t6kes rendszerrel.
| Most mar eleget dicsertuk a
kormanyt es az elnokot a NRA-
ert es eleget hozsannaztunk azert
a kis berjavitasert, amivel az
emberek szemet kiszurtak.
Azota az arak emelkedtek,
minden dragabb lett, a bereme-
les mem eleg, ujabb emelesre,
slrg6s es Macy ernelesre van
sziikseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21

A munkasok a kormany jovol-
tabol orszagszerte beremeleseket
kaptak az utolso hdnapokban.
Nyomorusagos emelest, mem
tobbet, mint amennyivel az elet-
hez sziikseges cikkek arai emel-
kedtek, de kormany jovolta Is
kuzdelme nelkil EFT sem adta
volna meg nekik a nagytoke.
Mert amikor tizenot millio ember
eseng munkaert egy orszagban,
a toke mem szokta a bereket
emelni.
Most aztan munkasokon all,
hogy leulnek-e Is tovabb varnak
suit galambra, amely most
berepiilt szajukba es amely
AIT megegyszer ebben az elet-
ben mem fogja megtenni, vagy
hozzalatnak azonnal, hogy maga-
sabb bereket, nagyobb darab ke-
nyereket es esetleg vajat is ko-
veteGenek maguknak kenyer-
hez.
A NRA a munkabereket ne
mely ehberert dolgoztato ipar-
ban valamivel jobban emelte 5
ma legalabb szaraz kenyer jut
mindenkinek az orszagban, de a
munkasoknak mem lehet es nem
szabad ezzel beerni.
A munkasembernek ,joga van
a hushoz is, .nemcsak a puszta
kenyerhez.
A munkasoknak nem a let
minimumot, hanem tisztesseges
megelhetest, a 2o--esnel is maga-
sabb eletstandardet kell kovetel-
nj az orszagtol.
Mem szabad tehat az utolso
beremelesen szepen megpihenni,
hanem haladek nelkil, pihenes
nelktil, megallas nelkiil azonnal
magasabb bereket kell kove-
telni mindeniitt az orszagban.
Es inert kovete1esnek a kor-
many mem fog eleget szerezni
megegyszer, megadta a munkas
szamara a lehetoseget, hogy ait
maga szerezze meg maganak.
Megadta a szervezkedes jussat Is
lehet6seget munkasnak.
Tessek szervezkedni, de azon-
nal es tessek azonnal sokka1 ma
gasabb fizeteseket kovetelni a
toketol.
A munkasok ne iiljenek fel,
ne dlljenek be az angol lapok
t6kes-izgatasainak es ne ijedje-
mex meg attol, hogy profit mel
kill nem lehet az iparnak es a
kereskedelemnek dolgozni.
Akik a kapitalista tarsadalmi
rendet fe1tik NRA-val, azok
maid gondoskodnak a profitrol,
de tarsadalom rendelkezesere
allo termel6 eszkozoknek mem
az a celjuk es hivatasuk, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21

Ha a rnunkasok most szepen,
halalkodva, .a1azatosan leiilnek,
akkor kozonseges fascizmus lesz
| a NRA-bo1, akkor a minimalis
fizetesnel tobbet soha, sehol mem
adnak es 'akkor a kormany KEEP
telen 1esz ujra meg ujra condos
kodni, hogy banjanak kisse be-
csiiletesebben munkassal.
Ha azonban minden munkas
kivetel nelkil siet, hogy seer
vezethez csatlakozzek, akkor
eleg er6sek lesznek "a, hogy ne
negyven, hanem harminc oras at
lagos munkaid6 legyen az or
szagban es ne Gilbert, hanenl
tisztesseges emberi megelhetest
adjanak a heti harn1inc oraert
a munkasnak.
Sajnos, a nehez iparban Is, az
autoiparban is ait latjuk, hogy
a munkas hajlando iinnepelni Is
oromeben march-olni, hogy haj-
lando neha keveselni a beret is,
de idaig mem tapasztaltuk, hogy
hajlando lenne egyebet is tenni,
akar kezet kinyujtani, hogy
tobbet markoljon, akar szajat
kinyitni, hogy tobbet koveteljen.
Pedig a panaszko6, vinyogo
szora lit mem adnak, AIT tapasz-
talhattak harom-negy even at az
ehes es rongyos munkasok, lit
okollel, konyokkel, mindennel
kell harcolni, hogy legalabb AIT
visszaszerezziik, ami egyszer
mar volt es amt az ipar buta
kapitanyai elvesztettek a sza-
munkra.
AIT az eletszinvonalat kell ell
sosorban kovetelni az amerikai
1nunkasnak, amely neki haboru
utan az automobile, a furdoszo-
bat es a tobbi kultur- -keretet
| megadta, hogy azutan igazan
szetnezhessunk es igazan meg
itelhessiik, hogy - azonkiviil
NIT koveteljen munkas a vi
lagtol.
Mert fold gazdag, seer
szamaink nagyszeruek, a termelo
kepessegunk magas es ha a ter
melt javakat felig becsiletesen
elosztanank, minden ember ugy
elhetne, rnintha legalabb harom-
negyezer dollart keresne evente
Meg e sorokat be sem fejez-
hettem, mar olvastam a hirt az
egyik napilapban, hogy "Flinten
be vannak az osszes autogyarak
munkasai szervezve.'
| Termeszetesen kompania ju-
nikba vannak beszervezve.
Hat ugy latszik, hogy a tisz-
telt munkasok most "leiilnek."
Akkor pedig hiaba almodozik
az elnok es a vezerkara uj elet-
| r6l, Vi dealrol, akkor elolrol
kezdhetjlk ait kapitalista ia
tekot, amely depressiokat hoz
minden negyedik-otodik evben a
vilagra.
Aki sajatmagan segiteni mem
hajlando, azon az listen sem
| ind sepiteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21

II z c1NsO ANAASiS% SAoS uIu WEIGH
Szombathelyrol, egy szep fa-
soron keresztiil, ame1yben hatal-
mas epilettombot latok. Kozk6r-
haz. Egeszen modern epiletek IS.
mint kiser6im mondjak, a beren-
dezese is els6rangu. Speyer kol.
csonb6l, amerikai penzb6l epllt
|fel.
] Szombathely varosa okosan,
hasznosan hasznalta fel a Spe-
|yer kolcsont Csupa olyan epit-
kezest hajtottak vegre, amire1
egeto sziiksege volt varosnak.
i Vasuton megyunk at, Rohonc
fele vezet ez a vonal. A kozeli
Rohonc azonban mar Austria.
| Ramon neve annak falunak,
amt el6szor eleriink. A lakosai
! lSzombathelyre jarnanak be dol
Igozni. -. ha munka lenne. Most
itt ogyelegnek a faluban azok,
akiknek mez6n sincsen tenni-
valojuk. Ahogy tovabb hala-
dunk, hamarosan mask faluba
erink, Nagygencs kozsegbe. TIT
kiszallunk az autobol Jambrich
kocsma elott, amelyben kitiino
] bort mernek, otven fillerert egy
litert. A kocsmaban beszelgetes-
be elegyedem emberekke1, inert
hiszen azert jottem ide, hogy
ellenorizzem, igaz-c az, amit
nekem szombathe1yi ujsagir6
kollegaim mondtak, hogy Du-
nantul nepe varja haza Otto XII
ralyfit. Egy ertelmes, 40 ev ko-
riili magyarral kezdek beszel-
|getni. Erdekes ember. Amikor
Magyarorszagon kommunizmus
i volt 1olo-ben, Nagygencsen ell
lenforradalmat rendeztek a gaz-
dak es az en- uj ismerosom volt
a vezeriik. Samuelly pribekjei
ha1alra kerestek. Szerencsejere
mem talaltak meg. Ma 8 koz-
seq gazdakorenek vezet6je.
i Kllturhaz is van Nagygen-
csen, aho1 telen at oktatjak a
felnott foldmiiveseket Is az en-
vi ismer6som tevekenykedik a
Ilegtobbet, hogy kultureletet Ell
jen fiatalsag. ARA legbiisz-
kebb, hogy az itteni ifjusag mem
kocsmazik, szivesen jarnak a
Gazdakorbe es hogy mlkedvel6
eloadasaikat meg Szombathely-
rol is eljonnek megnezni.
A Gazdakorben, Oft fiigg ia
Ion Otto kiralyfi kepe es ICY
mem kell nagyon .kerulgetnem a
temat, amiert voltakepen jottem.
Megkerdeztem egesz 6szinten,
nit gondolnak 6k, j6 lenne-e, ha
visszaternenek Habsburgok
Magyarorszag tronjara?
~ Hogy joo lenne-e? Hat per-
sze, hogy jo lenne. Bar mar itt-
hon lenne Otto kiralyfi, mind
jart mas vilag lenne. Biztosan
nemcsak beszelnenek reviziorol,
hanem meg is 1enne az. Mert
tetszik tudni, Otto kiralyfi visz-
szahozna Magyarorszaghoz az
elszakadt reszeket.
Fanatikus tlz eg ennek az en-
bernek a szemeben, mikor Otto
rol beszel Is ahogy koreje sereg-
lik meg nehany foldmiives, azok-
kal e1egyedem beszelgetesbe,
mar elhiszem, hogy Vasmegye-
ben teny1eg vannak egesz koz-
segek, ahol az egyszerii foldmii-
YES emberek nagyon hisznek ab-
ban, hogy ha visszater Habs-
burg csalad Magyarorszag tron-
jara, minden megvaltozik.
Mikor megtudjak, hogy en-
tengerentulrol jottem, hogy
|amerikai magyar ujsagiro va
gyok, Ok erdekl6dnek nalam az
amerikai viszonyok irant Is az
tan mikor bucsuzom t6liik, Ok
kerdezik meg t6lem: soka kell-e
meg varni, anig .'hazajohet'
Otto kiralyfi?...
i Par perc alatt Gyongyosapati-