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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08

get home to prepare dinner for
the powerful political husband.
Yesterday at 4 o'clock I was
turned away from the city hall
and told to come back tomorrow.
Of course, we couldn't expect any
one employed by the city or state
to work a minute overtime. They
couldn't afford to on the salary
they make. Will you tell me what
chance a working man has who
possibly can't get away from his
work before 3 p. m?
I wonder if the said AL Feeney
recalls several years ago when he
still recognized a few Of us as his
old friends? When we had our
license plates and had forgotten
about them, he was wondering
where he could get enough money
to get his for his old Ford before
February?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08
POWER OF THE UNIVERSE

THERE is a dark and shivery fascination
u about those infinite empty spaces out be-
yond the stars. full understanding of the
science of astronomy is too much for most of
us, but we can listen to the things the astron-
omers say. and now and then we discover that
these scientific gentlemen are playing with
the raw materials of great poetry.
Consider for instance the Chicago as
tronomer's recent discovery of the high winds
that sweep the stars-winds that reach a
velocity of $4,000 miles an hour, bowling and
swirling through everlasting emptiness above
the lifeless plains of far-of planets.
Or listen to the Harvard astronomer. who
has gone exploring (via the telescope) in that
incomprehensibly distant patch of light known
as the Magellanic Clouds.
These clouds, first reported by Ferdinand
Magellan, are so far away that it takes their
light 10000 years to reach the earth; yet they
are so large that the ring-like formation Of
one of them is clearly visible in the telescope,
and it is estimated that they give off more
light than all the naked-eye stars put together.
Meditating on things like these-cosmic
hurricanes of unimaginable force and gas
rings so NdSG ana SO QlSldHt llldb Tie ulltlu
staggers trying to comprehend then-is prob
ably very impractical pursuit. Our lives
will go along just about as they would if these
eerie phenomena never existed.
We are apt to have trouble enough lifting
our eyes to earthly horizons; it may seem ex-
ceedingly proftlesS to think twice Of these
other worldly bits of magic.
Yet there is something unspeakaby fasci-
mating about the thought of these things. 1t
is the stuff of which poetry is made; wild,
gale-swept poetry. Of the kind that blows small
considerations clear out of a mans heart and
leaves him blinking at the immensely and the
mystery of the forces which surround human
life.
Far away from us, on desolate Landscapes
where no life is or has been since the world
was made there blows an eternal hurricane
ring Of flame big enough to incircle our sun
and all our planets burns alone, so distant
that see it only as a faint light cloud on
the blackness of the sky
And what Of that? Nothing. perhaps: ex-
cept that these facts haunt our minds, and
stand as symbols Of the titanic miracles amid
which our lives are graded
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08
So They Say

The members of the American
Legion are good National
Commander Edward A. Hayes.
Don't worry-footbau will still be
major college sport, probably the
leading sport. Chancellor Charles
w Flint Of Syracuse university.
My marriage was just another
noble experiment gone wrong
Mary McCormic.
The thing I admire about the
American is his feeling Of selection.
If you ask him about a certain COM
position, he will admit it if he is
unfamiliar with it-Jose Iturbi,
Spanish pianist.
I am one of those radicals who
believe that the right to work will
be recognized as the right to live
is today; we are on that road
Senator Wagner of New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08
MONDAY. JAN. q. 1884
A DAAINING RECORD

TEN days ago The Times printed an ex-
elusive story revealing that the public
service commission had taken formal action to
reduce power and light rates in Indianapolis.
The commission took this step after pro-
tracted joint investigation Of rates by Sherman
Minton, public counselor, and this newspaper
Each day since then We have published the
facts, as Mr.. Mnton and the commission have
found them, regarding the conduct Of the
indianapolis Power and Light Company since
it was formed in 1927.
These facts indicate strongly that the cor
poration deliberately has written up its valu-
alton by s24oO0oOO for rate-making purposes.
They apparently show that the shining
promises Of lower expenses, which caused the
public to allow the power and light company
a complete monopoly, were nothing but tinseI
Since 1927 revenues have increased only 1875
per cent as against an expense increase of
22.66 per cent.
Today The Times shows that there is rea-
son to believe that the companys Kentucky
avenue and West Washington street plants are
unnecessary that they simply add $500, 900 of
old equipment on which the consumers must
pay return, and that they are sending oper-
atng expenses skyrocketing
The Indianapolis Power and Light COMPANY
could buy electricity for occasional emer-
gencies more cheaply from the insult Dresser
plant that it can manufacture it in these two
old generating stations.
No dissenting voice has been raised in the
community to refute The Times facts. The
indianapolis News, which fought the forma-
ton of the indianapolis Power and Light
Company in 1927, once more has entered the
lists, Joining The Times in its battle So has
the indianapolis Star. Public opinion is
squarely behind the fight for lower rates.
This is damningp record for the local
light company. It not only indicates that the
public IS entitled to cheaper power but it also
shows poor management of the company itself
1t is severe rebuke to those that operate the
company that six years after its formation it
has not friend in indianapolis.
The indianapolis Power and Light Com
pany is owned by the Utilities Power and
Light Company of Chicago, which, in turn.
IS directed by Harley Clarke, an outstanding
business man. Mr. Clarke has many far-fung
interests. It is possible that he has not kept
as close an eye as he might on his INDIANAPOLIS
interests.
If Mr.. Clarke is clever, and we think he is,
he promptly would step into this local situa-
ton, grant sweeping rate reductions without
waiting official action and reorganize the
company so that the consumers might be
assured of fair and honest treatment in the
future
The alternative will be a series of long
court battles in which the Indianapolis Power
and Light Company surely must suffer de-
feat in the end. The New Deal" has served
notice that recalcitrant and rapacious utilities
no longer will be tolerated
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08
A Woman's Viewpoint
By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

CTRANGE portents appear in our
~ world. And the longer you re-
gard them the more you are con-
vinced that man is a peculiar ami
NAL.
In Italy. Dictator Mussolini pins
a medal upon the woman who has
borne twenty children and carries
on an enthusiastic campaign for
more and worse babies. In Ger
many, Dictator Hitler is getting
ready for widespread sterilization.
when individuals with incurable
physical and mental ills will be de-
prived Of the power to have any
children at all.
At first glance Hitler's policy
seems TO be actuated by cold com
mon sense, but longer cogitation
will cause you to question the wis
dom Of his course.
a
IF. for instance. the Nazis intend
Il to go in for war in any big way
they're going to need an oversupply
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08
An Old Friend Speaks

By An Old Friend of Al Feeney's
Who is this man Feeney, at
present a Democrat, in the past
most anything? It seems quite a
pity that the middle class tax
payer who helps to pay the salary
of man such as the one men
toned above should be treated as
worms.
A statement was issued in to-
days paper by the honorable Mr..
Feeney to arrest any motorist
without 1884 license plates.
For five consecutive days I have
been turned away from Q. central
substation at 430 p. m. and told
to come back the next day be-
cause it was closing time. I sup
pose the married women en-
ployed had to be given time to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08
FOUR-BIT CIGARS

THE Black Diamond Steamship Corpora
- ton Is reported to have sent wagon
load Of holiday 5o-cent cigars to officials and
employees Of the United States department Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08

Senator Huey Long of Louisiana saws he
doesn't agree with Roosevelt in certain parts
OF the Presidents address to congress- which
assures the administration support of at least
all the Democratic congressman but one.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08

There's no truth in the report that HitIe
warned Max Schmeling not to fight Levinsky
Several sport critics do.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08

Mrs. Roosevelt advises the American neon,e
TO keep fluid state Of mind" in 1884 What
does she think prohibition was repealed for2
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08

The mayor Of Long Beach, L. I, gave his
interest in the local paper to a former en-
ploye. who doesn't know whether to thank
the mayor or sue him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08

Automotive engineers have done much to
overcome wind resistance. but what the sales
men would like TO have them do is find way
to overcome sales resistance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08

Assistant Secretary Of Commerce Mitchell
returned $50 box Of cigars to a shipping firm
that had sent the smokes to him as a gift, the
pikersl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08

the prominent citizen listened mo-
mentarily. He was still expanding.
What was that?' one lowbrow
said.
Truck Or street car" the semi
lowbrow said.
The second lOWbrOw smiled. He
knew it was the nine gods on Mt.
Olympus all laughing at once, but
he said nothing.
The prominent citizen ceased ex-
banding and gave his opinion as
asked and departed
why" inquired one lowbrow of
the semi-highbrow,' did you want
that guys opinion?"
why? Why indeedl" the semi
lowbrow answered. Don't you know
he has two-digit auto license num-
Der? Doesn't that mean anything
to you? Don't be a sill"
And the two lowbrows with six
digit auto license numbers skunk
away embarrassed and hid their
faces in stems of beer. three
fourths foam.
BY Fl. L. Seeger
Professor Irving Fisher pointed
out that only nineteen men know
the function Of money, leaving out
practically all of our bankers and
business men, to say nothing of our
congressman, editors and plain
folks.
There are plenty Of money
sharks" who know how to manipu-
late the filthy lucre." The gentle
men who operate our banking sys-
tenn know how to make money
scarce or plentiful.
Money created by the government
on She strength of its taxing power
is dubbed fiat money. Money Gre
ated by bank deposit bookkeeping
is sound, according to Hoyle. Our
federal reserve banks are owned
privately, they are not government
owned, yet those banks own nearly
three-fourths Of all the gold in the
country, on which our currency is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08

BY C. S. G.
Two lowbrows, a semi-highbrow
and a highbrow met in the market
place. They fell to discussing this,
that and the other and disagreed.
The highbrow had little to say and
locked on in amused silence. At
last he was appealed to by the semi
highbrow.
you're a man of Influenza
prominent citizen. real splash in
this not so mean city; right out in
front as it were. I don't know you,
but I easily can tell you're big
deg, if you'll forgive the slang.
That's why we want your opinion"
The prominent citizen expanded
as he should. AS he did so there
was a peculiar noise, and all except
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08
The Message Center

Times readers are inUited to cypress
their rie1cS in these columns. Make your
letters short, so all can hare a chance.
Limit them to $50 qoords or less.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08

of previous extensions, it certainly
couldn't do much harm to extend
the deadline until the middle Of the
month, when those paid semi
monthly will have been paid, and
southern Indiana farmers will have
had chance to sell their tobacco
on markets that have been closed
until the first of the year.
Maybe the state police force will
make a bold, impressive show of
arresting those with old license
plates, but they'll probably play
safe, and make sure they're not
escaped convicts first.
AS matter of fact, if no license
fees were paid the motorist still
would be overtaXed grossly, with the
personal property tax, drivers
license, state gas tax, sales tax (now
generally added to repair Bills, not
to mention the federal gas and oil
taxes.
And surely the state doesn't stand
to suffer seriously from lack of law
respect by extending the deadline
until thousands have received their
next pay check.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08

achOHy djsapprove of aOhat yon say and wilI
defend to the death your right to sag t-VoItaire
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III . ? . y q y 4 = .
Give Lf0ht and the
People WnI Find
Their Otcn Way
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08

By W. A. Benedict Jr.
Regarding your editorial on auto
licenses, maybe Jan. l is the dead
line, but the overbearing, bullying
attitude Of the state in ordering ar
rests Immediately for violations isn't
going to help matters. And in view
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
HE tt SZEMLE|

szocialista kozpontokat meg
szallta, mar latni lehetett, hogy
a kormany szamolt hitlerizmu:
bekovetkezesevel, de AIT XII akar
ia sajatitani maganak.
A szocialistak es liberalisok
szempontjabol aztan teljesen
mindegy lesz, hogy a nepjogokat
nazik, vagy Dolfuss fogjak el-
rabolni, ha azok egyszer csak
megsZiinnek szerencsetlen or
szagban.
Az osztrak kormany a liga-
hoz fordult, hogy nemet tul-
kapasok ellen megvedje, amit a
liga termeszetesen mem tud meg.
tenni amit Anglia meg Olasz-
orszag mem akarnak megtenni.
Ha esetleg Franciaorszagban
a rend hirtelen helyreall, akkor
talan a franciak erelyes elhata.
rozasa a hitlerizmus teljes hodi.
tasanak veget vet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
AKI HARACSz|K, ANNAK NINCS CAzA

Johnson generals ur nagyon
haragszik.,
Haragosan kiformedt Borah es
Nye szenatorokra, inert mind
ketto elesen kritizalta a NRA
koponyege alatt vegbe n1erG
szelhamossagokat.
A NRA hatalyon kiviil helyez-
te a Sherman fele trust ellenes
torvenyt es a toke sietett elni
az vi szabadsaggal.
Amig kezzel-labbal, foggal es
korommel kuzdenek a NRA azon
szakaszai ellen, amelyek saba
dulast igernek a munkasnak,
addig siettek a rajuk nezve ked-
vezo intezkedeseket megragadni
es ma nyoma sincs lit Sherman
torvenynek.
Osszealltak minden iparban,
hogy az arakat megszabjak es
a reszvenytarsasagok osztalek-je-
lenteseib6l fathatjuk, hogy meg
is van a dolog eredmenye.
Bar Macy tarsasagok erosen
lecsokkentett rzemmel dolgoz-
max, a profit olyan Macy, hogy
ismet osztalekot fizetnek.
Es persze raboljak szemer-
metleniil a kozonseget, inert IA
szabad verseny a NRA koponye-
&c alatt teljesen megszint ebben
az orszagban.
EFT tette szova a ket szenator
es emiatt haragudott meg a ge-
nerralis.
Szitkozodott New Yorkban es
eleg modortalanul vadolta meg
ait a ket embert, akiknel keves
van kiilomb szenatusban vagy
az orszagban.
Well, aki haragszik, annak
mines igaza Is generals urnak
egyaltalan nincs igazsaga.
Mert igenis koztudomasu, hogy
a nagyt6ke kapva-kapott a NRA-
an es az arakat azonnal egyse-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

allig felfegyverkezett tabor les=
hogy elokeszitsek az vi haborut.
amt szeretnenek kikerulni, dc
mem tudnak.
Angliaban az utolso ajanlato.
tartjak az egyetlen remenynek.
hogy t. i. a franciak adjanak
koncessziokat a nemeteknek es
mersekeljek a sajat fegyverei-
ket, amit Mussolini is ajanl ugy
a franciaknak, mint a liganak.
A kormany 6szinten bcismer-
te multi heten, hogy amennyi-
ben EFT az ajanlatot ell nem TO-
radnak, mem lesz mas hatra, mint
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
EUROPEAN
A FRANCIA

lazongasok tartottak a kozve-
lemenyt izgalomban a mutt he
ten.
A zavargasoknak meg mines
vege, inert a hetfoi altalanos
sztrajk hullamai ell meg mem
iiltek, de a sulyos zendiilese-
ken mar valosziniileg tul vannak.
A kilengeseket a kiralyparti
elemek es a kommunistak akar-
tax kisajatitani maguknak, de
nyilvanvalo, hogy a tomegek
egyik frakciorol sem akarnak va
lami sokat tudni es inkabb az
altalanos viszonyok ellen XII
vantak tiltakozni.
Az egyre nehezebb gazdasagi
helyzet nyomorusagat az arany-
valutaval jaro dragasag fokoz-
"a es talan EFT kell keresnink a
zavargasok okainak a legme-
lyen.
A franciak arrol is meg vannak
gyozodve, hogy koztisztviselok,
a miniszterektol lefele at van
max korrupcioval itatva es AIT
hiszik, hogy a hatvan fele parla-
menti part allando marakodasa
klvalo alkalmat nyujt a pana-
mara.
AIT szeretnek, ha er6sebb kor-
manya lenne az orszagnak, amt
mem tudnanak minden heten fel-
boritani a paflamentben rakon-
catlankodo felel6tlen csoportok.
Mem jarul hozza a francia ke-
delyek megnyugtatasahoz az
sem, hogy Nemetorszagban
Hitler jutott uralomra, ami tisz-
tan az elozo francia kormanyok
ostoba politikajanak az eredme-
nye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

gesen felemelte, mig munkasok
kizsakmanyolasat folytatja.
Sem az elnok, sem a korma-
nya mem fogjak a generals ur
!heves kirohanasat megkoszonni.
Borah mem olyan legeny, aki
$40 nelkul lenyeli a gorombasa-
gokat, kulonosen akkor, ha azok
semmi jogosultsaggal mem bir-
tax.
A szenatus valoszinlleg bizott-
sagot fog kikiildeni, hogy NRA
adminisztraciojat alaposan meg
vizsgalja es minel el6bb fogjak
EFT megtenni, annal jobb tesz
az orszagnak.
Latina kell vegre mindenki-
mex, hogy kinek nit adott az
vi torveny es hogy az ura1kodo
nagyt6ke meg ezt az al1ito1agos
felszabaditast is teljes mertekben
lefoglalta maganak.
A generals ur Macy szaja mar
mem egy ke11emetlenseget oko-
zott az efnoknek tobbszor kel-
lett neki jova tenni, amt John
SON hevessege e1rontott.
Valoszinu, hogy ezuttal nem
fogja a generals a dolgot az ell
nok hatan meguszni es el6bb-
utobb fejebe kerul new york;
sz6noklat. \
Ha ez ICY tortenik, senki nem
fogja a generalist siratni, inert
ugy latszik az utolso honapok-
ban, hogy 8 volt a legkevesbe
tisztaban az vi torveny celjaival.
Az elnok es a kongresszus a
munkas felszabaditasat Is de-
mokraciat igertek a NRA-ban,
Johnson fascizmust akart bel6le
csinalni Is az volt legels5 in
tezkedese, hogy a Sherman fele
trust-ellenes torveny gyonge aka
dalyait is elharitotta minden-
hato nagyt6ke utjab6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
sgTToGo sgrE2 H1REK

beszelnek, hogy Dolfuss Com
bosnek Otto visszahozasat ajan-
lotta, ami megallitana a hitleriz-
must az osztrak hatarnal.
Termeszetesen Habsburg
haz visszaalhtasat er6sen ellenez-
ne ugy Olaszorszag, mint fran
ciak es kis antant kulonosen
kis antant. De az kisebb vesze-
delem 1enne rajuk nezve, mintha
Austria bekapcso1odik a hitlerista
nemet biroda1omba es megnyitja
annak az utjat Balkanra.
Ha Austria akar formalisan,
akar mem, belekapcsolodik a ne
met birodalomba, akkor hit
lerizmus athalad Magyarorsza-
gon es mem all meg a roman
hatarna1, ami esetleg kis an
tant szetrobbantasara vezethet.
Hogy Magyarorszag belle
megy-e a szabad kiralyvalaszto
CONDOS alatt egy Otto kaland-
ba, AIT e pillanatban senki mem
tudja.
Magyarorszag sorsa szemme1
lathatolag attol fiigg, hogy Olasz
orszag es Anglia NIT ad erte,
hogy nemet birodalom csabit6
piaci lehetoseger6l lemondjon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
Kosz0netet mondunk. A Ma

rendezett farsang-uto tancmulat-
saggal egybekotott szindarabon
es vacsoran oily tomeg volt je-
len, hogy terem kicsinek bizo-
nvuit annak befogadasara. Annyi
derek magyar testver jott el az
estenkre, hogy szinte zavarha
Jottilnk. hogyan fogjuk oket az
asztaioknal elhelyezni. hogyan
fogluk oket kenyelmesen ellatni,
A Tacsorat ketszerre talaltuk
ugy, hogy hitkozsegi tagjaink
szives figyelme folytan, miutan
a yacsorajukat elkoltottek, he
1yilkfe llltettek a hatterben allo-
kat. Xix megtiszteltek benniinket,
Mem saJnalva faradsagot sem
a koitseget. sem a tavolsagot,
melyet tettek hozzank Akronbol,
Warrenbol. Nilesb0l. Sharonbol,
Hubbardbol. koszonetet mon
dunk nekik minket valo parto-
1asukert, kerve oket, hogy a jo-
voben is jojjenek el mulatsa-
galnkra, melyek bar koltsegesek.
de elszorakoztatok.
"A vacsorank. Az esti vacsorank
az elmult vasarnapon a mulat-
ssagunkon szereny hivonk. Kiss
Janos jovoltabol es aldozatkesz-
~segebol keriilt elenk es vende-
geink ele az asztalra. A finom
kolbasz, hurka. savanyu kaposz-
Tabol volt bosegesen, ami ait ie-
.senti, hogy Kiss Janos hitkozsegi
tagunk mem volt sziikkeblu. iol
tudta, hogy a vacsoran sokasag
Iesz. melynek bizony sok kell.
Volt is nit enni meg az elkeset-
teknek is. A vacsora elkeszitese-
rol szolnunk sem kell; mesteri
szaktudassal keszitettek ait Kiss
Janos derek felesege es anyosa.
Koszonetet mondunk az alan
deke-t es annak elkesziteseert.
listen fizessen erte!
"A szindarab az esten. A szin-
darab kitunoen volt eljatszva.
10th Janos hivonk remekelt. Az
ifjusag minden egyes tagja a
szerepben igen jo volt. A Cigany
Parma: 10th Lajos leanya Steel
tonrol, sep hangjaval, jo jat-
szasaval nagy tetszest aratott. A
helEszllke Matt. sajnos, nem ko-
-zolhetjuk a tobbi kitin6 iatekos
-nevet, a gyermekeket sem, am a
koz0nseg jol megjegyezte maga-
max oket es megtapsolta 6ket,
ami karpotolja oket azert, hogy
neveik nem lehetnek lejegyezve
e hasabon.
A jatekosok faradtak a pr6ba-
kon, a darabban, a tanitojukkal,
10th Janossal egyiitt. Nit adhat
a hitkozseg nekik viszonzasul
munkajukert? Koszonetet mond
nekik es kulon koszonetet a Mok-
ny es a Steltoni Fedor fiuknak
vendegs zereplesiikert. A jovo-
ben is csak elore. ifjusag! Mind
nyajan meg voltunk elegedve a
:szindarabbal.
A tanc az esten. A szindarab
veget ert II orakor este. Utana
kovetkezett a tanc egeszen ejfel
utanig. De micsoda jokedv volt
az. Mem csoda, hiszen egyelore
a jo kereszteny ember elpihen
a viIagias dolgoktol, megszenteli
husvet el6tti id6t a magaba
szallassal.
A faradozo munkasok. Az es-
ii sikeren sok hitkozsegi tagunk
dolgozott, asszonyok es ferfiak
egyarant. Sokan finom siteme-
1yeket keszitettek ajandekul az
estere. Neveiket mem kivanjak
iejegyeztetni, hiszen mondjak:
hitkozsegnek dolgoztunk, az pc
dig a sajat hajlekunk. Helyesen
van Ii ez ICY. listen fizesse meg "a
1adsagukat.
Legk0zelebbi estenk Marcus
1dusa. "A Nagybizottsag kerte a
L 80. 4 s.S- - 4