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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27

mint a magyar foldesurak az
unokaikkal. Elherdaltak az orok-
seget a jovo nemzedek elol.
Adam is EFT tette vellnk. Csak
niagara gondolt. Mem jutott
eszebe, hogy mibol elunk maid
mi, akik utana kovetkeziink.
- Arcod verejtekevel keresd
mindennapi kenyeredet.
Icy szolt az itelet, amely mem
gondolt ARA, hogy johet meg
olyan id6 is, amikor mem arcunk
hanem egesz testink verejtekevel
Sc tudjuk maid megkeresni min
dennapi kenyeriinket.
Mem tetszik nekem ez az ite-
let. Hianyzik belole az a va1ami
ami nelkiil egy hajitofat sem er
az emberi elet. Hianyz xix bel6le a
biztatas, hogy mem lesz ez min
dig ICY. Lesz meg sz6lo es lagy
kenyer. Lesz meg Budan kutya-
vasar. Mines ebben az iteletber
semmi, ami remenyt adna az
embernek, mar pedig remenyke.
des nelkul tires es hiabavalo az
egesz foldi elet.
Erezte EFT Mozes is kesobb
mikor mar megoregedett Is ra-
jott, hogy baj lesz, ha az EN-.
berekbol hianyzik a remeny. Pc.
tolta is gyorsan EFT a hianyos.
sagot es megjosolta AIT, hogy
lesz meg ez jobban is, csak var.
junk turelemmel.' Biztatta a mags
csiiggedni kezd6 nepet lelkes sza.
vakkal:
Frigyet kotott veliink q
Teremto es mikor legnagyobt
sziiksegunk lesz ra, elton majo
akkor mi kiralyunk, aki meg.
Walt benniinket a nyomorusagtol
Ez az egy dolog hianyzott ne
kunk ahhoz, hogy a teremtes
munkaja csakugyan tokeletes le'
gyen. Ha kes6n is, de ait is
megkapjuk Mozes irasaban. FL
lenben a tudomany meg ait Z
kis jot sem ada meg nekunk. A
tudomany is hirdeti, hogy egy
seer maid vege lesz az eletnel
a foldon, de mem biztat benniin
ket azzal, hogy akkor jon e
maid az igazi boldogsag kor.
szaka.
Hogy pusztul el maid a fold?
Az egyik tudos ait mondja
hogy lassankent kialszik a folt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
III.

Amikor csak tehettem, mindig
elmentem egyik vagy mask fel-
! talalo miihelyebe es el-elnezeget-
tenn, amint a teremtes munkaja-
val vesz6dott. Mert legtobb
esetben a feltalalo is teremt am.
| AIT gondolja peldaul:
- Be jo lenne, ha lit iilhetnek
a varosban levo szobamban es
beszelgethetnek az edesanyam-
| NAL, aki felnapi jarora van in
men a tanyan. Oreg asszony az
mar. Ha valami baja esnek oda-
kunt, az elhagyatottsagaban meg
segitseget Sc tudna hivni.
Talan ez gondolat, az edes-
anyja utani vagyakozo gyermeki
szeretet ind:totta Graham Bell
mernokot ARA, hogy a tavbes ze-
Is feltalalasaval veszodjek. Es
azutan csaknem husz evig We
szodott azzal, hogy gondolatot
testbe oltse. Orrfacsaroan izzadt-
sagszagu volt az elso telefon.
Erzett rata a Reserves munka,
a sok hiabavalo probalko zas, a
toldozas-foldozas, a kontarkodas.
Es bar az elso alkotas ota ma
gyon sokat javitottak rata, ma
Sc tokeletes.. Talan mem is lesz
tokeletes soha, inert az emberi
teremtesnek a szedett-vedettseg
! jellemvonasa.
Barmit teremtett is az ember
a maga javara es hasznalatara,
mind olyan az, mint telefon.
Tokeletlen. A legtobb gondot ia
| Ian a pusztito, a gyilkolo seer
szamok teremtesere forditottuk.
Mem mondom, lnessze haladtunk
a regi1nodi kovas-puskatol, de
messze vagyunk meg az igazan
tokeletes fegyvertol. Attol, ami
r6l az Greg nyegyvennyolcas sza-
badsagh6s beszelt, mikor az isa-
szeghi csata fel6l faggattak.
- Hogy milyen is az az lit
kozet? - Meselte a ven kato-
ma. - Hat az olyan, hogy elo-
szor az ellenseg jott, mi meg
mentunk. Azutan mi jottink es
akkor az ellenseg ment. Mikol
azutan talalkoztunk vegre, akko1
eloszor mi l6ttiink es azutan tol
tottiink. Utanunk pedig az Ell
lenseg lott es akkor toltott. Mi
kor azutan belemelegedtiink, ak
kor csak toltottink es l6ttunk
! toltottiink es lottiink, utoljar;
mar mem is toltottunk, csak lot
tiink.
Uram listen, mikor jutunk mes
mi ell azokhoz a fegyverekhez
amelyeket mar mem is toltunk
|
csak lovunk belolnk.
Hat akarhogyan teremtodott i
a vilagegyetem, mines abbal
semmi kontarkodas. Jott abbai
minden a maga idejeben es /;
maga helyere a legtokeleteseb1
modon es a legszabalyosabb sor
rendben. Egyforman beszel afe
lol Mozes a Bibliaban es a tudo
sok a nehezen ertheto, akadoz'
nyelvu konyvekben. Elvaltak
wick a foldektol es jott fiji
, a gyep, maid a fax. Halak e
mindenfajta mas allatok mar csal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
Mem 0ROLTEkB0L all
A BRAIN TRUST"

Z
inert ait remelik, hogy a gon-
dolkozastol elszokott, vagy ah-
hoz hozza sem szokott lakossag
szemeben nevetsegesse teszik
Roosevelt elnok brain trust
jat.
Es a legtobbet azon lovagol-
max, hogy amig jelenleg b;zonyos
termekek termeleset korlatozzak,
ugyanakkor oriasi ontozo miive-
ket csinalnak, hogy mas videke-
ken ujabb termofoldeket nyissa-
max meg foldmiivesek szamara.
Aki mem szokott es mem rs
akar gondolkozni, az az elso
percben be is dill a szennyes
kampanynak es ugy erzi, hogy
a kormany kilonbozo osztalyai
tenyleg mem tudjak egymas fe-
l6l, hogy nit csinalnak.
Az igazsag azonban az, hosy a
Roosevelt kormany ITALIAN az e:sye
dull es elso kormanya az or
szagnak, amely mem keresi ma
gloriajat, hanem minden torek-
vesevel azon van, hogy holnapra
egy jobb hazat csinaljon ebbol
az orszagbol.
AZ idei szarazsag megmutat-
ia, hogy mi farmer sorsa azon
a videken, ahol az idojarasra van
bizva a sorsa es kenyere es
ahol az Istennel neki kell gamb-
lerozni.
Egy kis izelitot azonban kap-
tunk mar a mutt evekben is be-
l6le.
A Macy amerikai fensikon, a
Dakotakban, Minnesota nyugati
Is Montana keleti reszeben, Neb-
raska eszaki szelen, mar harom
ey ota mem volt rendes termes,
inert a szokasos csapadek hiany-
zott.
A legkezenfekvobb dolog te-
hat, hogy ezeket az allamokat oft
kell hagyni a foldmiivesnek, illet-
We a foldmuveles bizonyos aga
inak es mas videken kell a buzat
meg a tengerit megtermelni.
Olyan videken, ahol a farmer
emberi szamitas szerint biztos
a termesben.
A nyugati fensikot es a deli
sivatagot at kell adni annak,
nminek termeszet rendelte.
Marhatenyesztesre is szilkseg
van az orszagban, marhakat kell
hat nevelni azon a buffalo-grass-
en-, ami mindig bosegesen meg
terem ezeken a veghetetlen ro-
nakon.
Mert a foldmiivesnek mem
vigasz az, hogy minden negy-ot
eyben olcson jut nagy ter
meshez. ha id6kozben harom-
negy rossz evben letorik es egy
nemzedek eletet veszi igenybe
amig ujra talpon van.
Ell kell tehat mennie az onto.
zott videkekre es minel tobbe'
fognak az orszagban ontozni, an
nal biztosabb lesz a sorsa far
mernak.
A ronakon biztos lesz a sorss
annak, aki marhatenyes ztesse
kivan foglalkozni, az irrigalt vi
dekeken biztos lesz sorsa
buzatermel6 foldmlvesnek.
A tokesek most attol felnek
vagyis a foldmiiveseket azzal re
mitik, hogy az ontozott teriiletel
nagy termeseket adnak, teha'
meg kevesebb farmerra les;
szuksegiink.
Ez igaz, etto1 azonban men
kell megiiedniink.
A farmokon elo feleslege
munkaskezek massal fognak fog
lalkozni, akar rendszeres "plan
ned economy, (tervszerii gazda
sagi berendezes) akar a terme
szetes elhelye zkedes es eloszta'
utjan.
A nagy ipari kozpontok a.
utolso evtizedekben is egyre tobt
embert hivtak be a farmokrol E:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
IRTA: CONDOS sANDoR

hatan, akkor jott az ember, hogy
beleuljon a keszbe es hasznalja
sajat javara.
Egyebet is mondhatnek a te-
remtes fel6l. Emlithetnok, hogy
az mindent tokeletesre csinalt,
| de attol felink, hogy valami ta-
maskodo ember megszolalna es
szemiinkre vetne nagy gunyo-
san:
- Az am bizony, tokeletes az
ember is, csak eppen csuz
bantja a labat. odvasak a fogai,
laz gyotri, hidegleles razza, ezer
mas nyavalya kinozza.
Az egyszeri zsido rabbi is
olyasforman gondolkozott, mint
mi es egy sep szombati napon
ait mondta a temp1omban hivei-
mex.
- Nezzetek szet magatok ko-
ril es lathatjatok, hogy listen
mindent tokeletesnek teremtett.
Mikor vege volt a szertartas-
max, odahuzodott a rabbi melle
egyik fatal hive es lelkenek mely
keserisegevel mondotta:
= Hogy beszelhetsz olyan bo-
londokat, rabbi, hogy az listen
mindent tokeletesnek teremtett?
Nezz meg csak engem. Akkora
pup van hatamon, hogy ketret
gornyedve jarok allandoan tole.
Ho1 vagyok en- tokeletes?
| A bolcs rabbi megnezte a SEE
rencsetlen pupos embert, maid
nyugodtan felelte:
| - Hat puposnak tokeletes
vagy, fam.
| No, mindossze oda akartam
kilyukadni ezzel sok bes zeddel,
hogyha a teremtes koriil akarunk
utazgatni, mem kell akkor az
egymaskozott is folyton mara
kodo tudosok utan szaladgal-
nunk. Eleg, ha megmaradunk
Mozes nyoman. Elvitte az a
zsidokat is az igeret foldjere, ell
vezet maid behniinket is tudas
:: forrasahoz. A hitetlenkedG fel-
tudos szerint ugyan Mozes csak
meseket mond, de az en- hosszu
eletem soran ugy tapasztaltann
hogy meseken keresztil tanul
legjobban es legkonnyebben az
ember. Tudta EFT a koziiliink
valo legnagyobb, Krisztus is,
azert tanitott mindig peldabesz ze-
dekben. Hej, ha en- ugy tudneb
meselni, arannyal fizetnek min
den sor irasomat.
Mese majaban mondja ell &
; tortenteket vagy sem, neken
mindenkeppen jo mester Mozes
csak eppen egyetlen mondass
nincsen inyemre. Mem tetszil
| nekem, mikor ait mondja:
= Es akkor az listen az EN-
bert sajat kepere es hasonlatos
sagara teremtette.
: Ma is emlekszem ARA a hatal
mas pofonra, amit azert kaptam
: inert ez a mondas mem tetszet
) nekem. Kolyok diak voltam mes
l akkor, mikor Istenben boldogul
I, Janossy Xaver Ferenc minorit:
5 szerzetes volt a hittan tanarunl
( es az oktatast Bibliaval kezdte
: sorra magyarazvan, hogy miken
: is keszult ez vilag. Mozes nyo
Y man sorra meselte az esemenye
t ket, amig az ember teremtesehe:
jutott es kirnondotta a nagy szot
t hogy mi kilso formankban Is
S tenhez hasonlatosak vagyunk.
I Hat e. nekem nagyon tetszett
| Sep dolognak talaltam ait, hog,
: en- olyan vagyok, mint a josago
listen, csak eppen egyetlen gon
k dolat furta nagyon az oldalama1
i Volt koztunk egy rettenetesel
: csunya, nyomorek olah flu. FL
: ment az ember etvagya, ha rea
K nezett es melle meg olyan sa
: jatsagos saga is volt teste
t mex, hogy ait senkise allhatts
y Bennem a $40 sohase tudott meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27

! csak a lakossag egy reszenek a
munkaja volt sziikseges, hogy a
nemzet szamara az elelmet meg.
termelje.
A tobbiek mast dolgoztak.
Hazakat, gulakat, templomokat
epitettek, ruhanemiit es> civi.
lizacio egyebb termekeit csi.
naltak es XII mondhatja meg
hogy mindezekbol mennyit tud
az emberiseg felhasznalni.
Azok voltak az Iigazi kultur.
orszagok, azokban birtak a Ia
kossag eletnivojat magasabbrs
emelni, ahol termes mem oko.
zott mem yeti bizonytalansagot
ahol ait nem tettek XII az ido.
aras szeszelyenek.
Egyiptom nagy kulturajat az
hozta magaval, hogy Nilus
volgyeben nem szorultak az ESQ
re, hanem a termeszetes irriga-
ciotol vartak a zatermest.
Termeszetesen ugyanez al
ninden mas elelmiszerre, anne.
lyek legnagyobb reszet merhe.
tetlenul tobb biztonsaggal ter.
nlelhetik meg az ontozott vi
deken.
Hogy az ontozes melle most
epiilo hatalmas vizmiivek vii
lanyerejet is kivonjak es fel.
has znaljak, az megkonnyiti q
foldmiives munkajat es ellatja
az elet olyan kenyelmeivel, anne
lyekkel eddig csak keves rendel
l<ezett kozu1ik.
Ne essex hat senki ketsegbe
azon, hogy kormany tobb ter
mekeny teriiletet probal a mem
zet szamara biztositani jo.
voben, inert kicsisegunket, bu
tasagunkat aruljuk Ell azzal, hogy
szembes zallunk a bosegesebb al
dassal. Ha ait mondjuk, hogy
"tultermeles' van, ragaszkod
Junk tehat a sovany foldon valt
RESERVES munkahoz es letezes
hez es ne erintsik azokat gaz
dag foldeket, amelyeket onto
zessel termekenyitenek meg jo
voben.
| Az ontozott Macy teriiletel
mlvelese termeszetesen a la
kossag nagyaranyu vandorlasa
hozza magaval, amely azonbal
nem lesz gyors.
Anerikat azonban eppen ezeI
vandorlasok tettek naggya,
minthogy minden civilizacio
nepvandorlas epitett es minde1
nepvandorlasban a tobb elelml
seer utan valo torekves nyilva
nult meg.
Mikor Ghengis Khan, Atill
meg a tobbi azsiai hadvezer E,1
ropa ellen tort, mem gloriat e
mem rablasi lehet6seget, haner
termekenyebb foldet, tobb elel
miszert kerestek. Ahogy Rom
ebbol celbol terjesztette min
dig messzebbre a hatarat.
A kormany tehat nagyon i
tudja, hogy NIT csinal, miko
tobb es termekenyebb terulete
ket akar megnyitni es alkotni
nemzet szamara, bar ugyanakko
a helyzet nehezsegein ugy aka
segiteni, hogy PILLANATNY]
LAG a termeseket korlatozr
probalja.
Kerdezzek meg ait farmer
: aki jelenleg egy felszekcion kir
, lodik es tizenket bushel buzs
arat evente, hogy nem-e szivs
sebben fog negyven akert mi
lvelni, ha akeronkent biztos Il
5 het az otven bushel buzarol?
Egyszer megtalalja az emb'
riseg a kulcsat helyesebb e
: osztasnak. Akar a jelenlegi k;
: pitalista, akar egy masfajta reno
szerben.
Egyszer rajonnek, hogy a fo
dinket termelesre, a felszerelt
} seinket szinten termelesre ke
a nap minden orajaban felhas;
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IN CIRCUIT COURT STATE OF
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TY. IN CHANCERY.
ALICE G.. CUNDIFF,
Complainant,
REGINALD c. CUNDIFF,
Defendant.
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This 10th day of January, 1894.
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SYNOPSIS: Although Frank
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that RdoMI OrteOd engineered the
abduction of Jdnice Kent, movie
star. tuhich frank Just has blocked.
Miss Kent refuses to belieUeS him.
Frank Is IN lOUe t0ith Janice aud
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ia the ONCE of Mgber0s famous.
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"Ger-umph," says the gator, "this
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Puff's off while the gator first
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He didn't get Puff, but he sure
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School in the Sky

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him and a pair Of earphones. While
the flight Is In progress. the geogra.
ply master, sitting before a micro
phone In the fore part OF the cabin.
points out and explains the features
OF the countryside below. and the
pupils check his remarks on their
maps prearranged section OF
the Netherlands is taken with each
flight The children. 1t Is found. abb
sorb their lessons with 20 times the
enthusiasm shown on the ground
Tit-Bits Magazine.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-11-30

A ball OF string Is just as impor-
iant In kitchen as pot holder OF
fly swatter. String is used for
many purposes. but where Is IL when
you want lt? This attractive string
holder is always ready 10 serve you
when hanging in It's place somewhere
on the kitchen wall. IL Is TO be made
up. and when finished looks like the
picture shown above. Sunbonnet Is
made OF bright colored prints. The
face is painted. The ball OF string Is
In the bonnet. String IS used pass
Ing through a hole In mouth. a very
catchy. useful. inexpensive gift.
Package No. Al contains percale
In pretty patterns. lines stamped for
cutting. painted face and foundation
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-11-30
France Last Nation 10 Dis
card Bright Uniforms.

WashinEton-wnr sheds It's last
domino. French officials hare re-
Gently decided that members OF the
French artillery were proud hgnrcs
but easy targets In sky.blue uni
forms. In the future. they will
march In khaki. A few blue uni
forms. already made. vii be util-
lied. but al new ones viii be dust
colored-
The French army Is one % the
Jas, military powers 10 abandon Its
colorful Uniform and Join the
worlds drab-clad rauks. says the
National Geographic society. Al
though n few countries. notably
Spain and Japan. sjIli retain elab-
crate fuu dress uniforms. most of
the worlds armies are DOW clothed
inconsplcuously 20 avoid detection
from snlpers and alrplancs
KHAKI Favoriie Color.
British. Belgian. Polish. and Jap.
anese soldiers wear Khaki uniforms
which blend with the earth. Ameri-
can soldiers wear olive drnh. Ger.
many's uniforms are Geld gray
SPANS. gray: those OF Switzerland.
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Cay Colors Dotted
by Worlds Armies

Italy and the Netherlands. gray
green 10 blend with nelds and
woods. Endless weary professions
of these cherries looking baitRl-
ions. grotesque In gas masks. and
with steel helmets 10 ward or
shTapneL are visible proofs that
wars grim business no longer mas
querades as adventure.
Uniforms are worn for many
reasons beside that OF avoiding de-
iecilon. one OF their chief uses Is
the apparentiy contradictory one o'
being q means of ldentinestion- In
early warfare. save FOR a few eI.
eepilons. such as the Roman legions.
and HannlbaVE Spanish troops. clad
In rcd and white. armies were
clothed heller skelter and we're as
Sembled and identified by Gags and
decorations.
In the Revolution. before the
New England troops acquired uni
forms. there vas much confusion
because officers couldn't be dlsiin.
gulshei from privaieA Orders from
headquarters made differentiation
possible By making Geld officers
wear red or pink cockades In their
bats In iT7p. Moyians Continental
Light Dragons. wearing 230 blne
and red coats captured from the
British. were In danger of being
mistaken and shot for British
draEoonA Washington avoided this
catastrophe by ordering the Arneri-
can dragons TO wear linen hunting
shirts rs distinguishing marks
That uniforms provide one Of
the easiest means OF picking Ger.
tain people ont OF masses Is demon.
straied By the ubiquitous use %
them FOR Mattresses. shop clerks.
ushers. messenger boys. and many
other workerN
Badge Of Authority.
Uniforms. as every one knows.
have a strong psychological effect
on bebolderE Football coaches
have demorallxed the opposing
teams morale By merely sending on
the neld a hundred reserves In unl.
form. suggesting unlimited strength
or player ln n light track suit
suggesting speed and fearlessness.
"Shakos. busbys and other for
midable tan caps were probably In
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vented to add height to soldiers
and make them more impressive.
Prior 20 the Revolution. front.
levsmen gained quite a reputation
FOR Workmanship. In the war,
Washington advocated that all Con
tinental troops wear hunting cos
tunes with fringed tunic. legglngs.
and large powderhorn. so that the
British would Judge members OF
each encountered detachment front.
iersmen. and consequently good
shots.
The uniforms Of surgeons.
nurses. mariners. chauGeurs and
policemen inspire the public 20
place added confidence In their skin
or authority. Policemen have been
distinguished by uniforms from
early days One OF the frs; uui
formed groups of policemen in Eng.
land were known as Robin Red.
breasts. from their red waisicoats.
England IL great country for
uniforms She provides them FOR
everyone from the gentleman
usher Of the black rod 10 bis ma
iesiy's swan keeper: from judges
In wigs aud black velvet suits TO
her famous Horse Guards az white
hall. Ia their dazzling metal cui
raSses and helmets with flowing
horsehalr crestS England has 90
specihed days known ns collar DAYS.
beside several specified days. on
which collars of orders Of the Gar.
ter are supposed to be worn by their
pos8essors