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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-15
Chapter Four THE STORM

JUDITH paused and looked up J Dale had stopped to give his pack train a rest-"everything quiet?" he asked. Maybe you'd better move on to the lee of the ship rock, Scog- gins says the usual high water line is about here and when she strikes" he lifte expressive shoulders with a glance at the round-eyed children.
 We've got everything excepting the houses in relatively safe place =. I'll be with you as soon as every ones left the danger dine"
 He moved on. Judith's gaze fol. lowing. She thought of Clia's re- mark that every woman who saw him wanted to take him home for keeps |. she didn't blame them =. women must be intuitively right
 Tell us another. Miss Lane, tell us storm-one this time." begged a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-15

scrawny girl of twelve, I'm skeered of storms" she explained. ~~ Ss
 Flashes of heat lightning showed weird mists riding furiously towards them and then a single jagged stroke of lightning cut across the heavens.
 Quickly Judith improvised a jingle
 "Old Mother Summer is sweeping
 the sky,
 Hist to the swish
 As her rain brooms brush by. Look at their handles all jagged
 and red. .'
 The storm struck with a crash. Judith hesitated a moment and Tommy manfully took up the theme:
 Duck down y'ninnies
 Or y'll all git struck dead"
 Judith didn't have time to remen. strate. The quick pelter of rain drops had brought those below up on run and parents were gather ing their offspring together and hustling them into the shelter of the queer rock formation which loomed like a ship-shaped light house on the rim of the river basin. "XETE WANT our young-uns with " us." they explained apologet- ically, and Judith. following them, sensed the primitive in them as chil. dren, live stock and household goods were corraled in family units.
 Judith found herself in sheltered nook, the lip of the rock breaking the storm. Tom Bevins and Norman Dale were seated on either side, the other members of the expedition and the pack train, ranged about them.
 Bevins pulled pup-tent over them. and then the storm began, a storm uponswhich Judith would look back with a shudder of horror and the memory of which would out. weigh all else when she approached the crisis of her life.
 A roar and crash, the frantic praying of pack mules fighting their halters. the hysterical scream of a woman rising above the moan of the wind, sudden hush and a baby whimpering, and then the excited cry of men.
 As one the expedition members arose. Down through the basin they had just vacated came wall of wa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-15
Judith Lane
by JEANNE HOWgfAN

SYNOPSIS: Judith Lane and Norman Dale just hdue become en- 0GGcd. No10 they are at tcork get- ting the ndtives of tue Rio DtdbIo pGlleU out of the t1dy of dn dp- is secretary to Tom Beuins, tHe enoi1eer and contractor preparing to dam the Rio Didbio. Back ft Houston. 1Chere BeUins' heddQudr- ters are. Norman is junior partner of the ldtC firm Uhich hdndies the Beuins business. Judith is Udtch- inG over the childre1,--Gnd fcatch- inG her future husbdnd at the same time
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-15
NEED FOR NATIONAL TARIFF POLICY

It is regrettable if the Administration has decided to let slide it's program for legislation to give the President authority to negotiate reciprocal tariff agreements with foreign nations, Byron Price
 Chief of the Associated Presss Washington Bureau indicates has been done. He argues that such leg isation would bring up the whole subject of foreign
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-15
Another Significant Decision.
Cincinnati Enquirer.


 As in the Minnesota moratorium cases the five stalwarts of liberalism in the Supreme Court have joined in another leading decision making reasonably the juristc foundations of the recovery pro- gram. Like the Minnesota case, the New York milk case involves a State law, not Federal law. The reasoning behind both decisions, however ap- pears to fit the essential facts of the Adminstra- tion's economic policies.
 It is possible that the milk decision just handed down in the nations highest court is even Minnesota case dealt only with emergency situa- tion, the New York law appears to be permanent one The Court held that the Minnesota law could be considered valid only since it of emer- gency character, to be repealed when the emergency conditions passed No such factor enters into the New York law regulating the milk industry and fixing minimum price.
 On the other hand in the Minnesota moratorium law there clear of impairing contract, and the law thus impairing contracts held valid This is perhaps more drastic modification of constitutional theory than the approval of the New York statute which merely regulates the opera ton of industry by the special device of price limitation
 Between them, these two decisions cover two of the most vital phases of recovery legislation-the modification of contracts in the interest of the whole population and the regulation of industries by price restriction. There are of course other legal ques- tions involved in the new deal. But the adjudca- ton of these two, in manner upholding the validity of drastic emergency legislation, gives con- siderable basis for believing that the same five Justices will continue to support the principle of public necessity against almost any constitutional objection which may be offered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-15

Herr William Hohenzolern, it is intimated, will soon have to return to Germany to make it his home So long as he remains plain Herr, we imagine nobody will object seriously
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-15

Funny how styles in pets change It used to be fashionable for women of wealth to have poodle dogs. Now the fad is for Mdivani princes.-(O Ohio State JournalO
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-15

The Public Works Administration and Senate Investigating committee alike in one respect. They both want to make the dirt fly.-(Boston Globe)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-15

The average mental age during the last war computed to be 12. If anybody gets us into another, 12 will seem high-(Detroit News)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-15
2n YEARS AGO
From The Empire
MARCH 15, 1914.

MARCH 15, 1914.
 Gene Owens, leading Democrat of Sumdum, was in Juneau and a guest at the Occidental Hotel. Ev- erything was alright down in his baliwick, according to MT. Owens, who said he believed the Demo- crats would carry that district. Arrangements were being per- fected for an Easter (all, to be given by the Ladies Altar So- ciety in the Elks' Hall on Monday evening, April 18th. Committees were appointed to take charge of the affair at a meeting of the so- ciety held at Father A. R. Drath- mans residence.
 Rehearsals for the Elks' min strels performance that was to be presented to the public the latter part of the month, were begun un- der the direction of Harry Mc- Ivor.
 The contract for constructing an apartment house in the Pa cific Coast Addition had been awarded to A. c. Craig by R. w Wulzen and R. c. Hurley and work was to start as soon as the material arrived
 Skagway won the international bowling tournament in which teams from Juneau, Dawson, Whitehorse and Treadwen also took part. The standing of the teams was, Skagway, 14,905; Ju- neau, 14,855; wson, 14,504; Whitehorse, 14,222; Treadwell, 13,- 512. The Juneau team lineup was Dr. Kaser, John R. Winn, Earle Hunter, J. E. Barragar and Bill Dickinson.
 R. F. Lewis, president ana prin- cipal owner of the Juneau Water Company, arrived from the South to give his attention to the exten- sive Improvements that the com pany had under way and others planned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-27
(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PiCTURE)
By Blosser

The captain answered, Sure! All take your rest. I'll gladly stay awake and see that we're all right. I'll call you at the break of day"
 All through the night the Tinies slept, and real close watch the captain kept. Then, just at dawn. he loudly cried. Hey, wake up. everyone!
 "A whale Is just ahead Of US and 1t may try to start q fuss. I'm going to take q shot Ut it. Come, help me get my gum
 The Tinies all jumped to their feet. My goodness, what strange things we meet" said boouty Then the whaling gun was dragged right out on deck.
 "n's hard to shoot . gun Ike thlA. only hope that l don't miss" the oapt1in said. That wbale might charge and make this boat n wFack."
 iccpyrigbl isSA. NEA Service Incl
 lThe wiiaie gets surprise in tlle ne1f ef0s7sb
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-27

The captain of the little ship said, "'Course I don't know where this trip is going to end. The turtle that has lifted us seems scared.
 "You'd think his monstrous shell would crack, with all of us upon his back. So far we have been lucky. lads. Just think how well we've fared.'
 ''Well, as for me, do not like q ride like this. I'd rather hike. and know that l am safe and sound," said Dotty. with q frown.
 "our boat Is tipping quite bit. It's hard to stand, and hard to sit. ! wish that we could make the crazy turtle let us down
 "oh, walt n whllo," wee seouly naid, "Right now we're moving etraight ahead. IT we keep going. we will leave the cold north far behind.
 v think that it will help lot. ~ wo reach some place whore ltH hot. As long na our boat d9esHt ilp glRhf oyOr 1 don't mlnd,"
 rho Tinymltea soon HreM ilred out and uOldy nnld, "it ih about flnla for uB nli i0 take n sn00ke' Nm going 70. anyway"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-27

lIhe wliale gets . surprise in tie nest ei0ss.j
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13
A MULTI HET MASODIK

legfontosabb hiret a senatus
egy bizottsaga szolgaltatta, a
mely munici6s milliardosok
iizelmeinek a vizsgalatit Is a.
(Folytat&s AZ SIX oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13
A K0ZSECELYEZES
UCYEBEN

= egyebkent is egy kozeli 3Hshow-
down" esedekes az orszagban.
"A tokesek, a republikanusok
Is a konzervativek, a lhooverek,
a libertyligak, smithek Is a
norganok egyre er6sebben ta-
madjak kormanyt, hogy sokat
kolt es hogy tonkreteszi az, or
szag hitelet.
Minthogy a kormany a rem
des szovetsegi kiadasokat egy
felmilliard dollarral szallitotta
le evente, a rendkivili liadaso-
kat pedig segflyezesekre koltik,
nyilvanvalo, hogy 'ezt kifogasol-
ia penzes-zsak.
Ugyanskkos szpnban az el-
len is sulyos kifogasokat emel-
mex. hogy a munkatlanokat itt-
OFT nnunkaba 4litjak. hoey ! sa-
jat szuksegletukre klelmiszert
kannazzanak s hogy bizonyos
ruhazati cikkeket A1litsafak' el6,
ugyancsak munkatlanok sza-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13

mara.
Ezt termeszetesen szocializ-
musnak nevezik Is a nagytoke
nem titkolja, hogy eliteli, sulyo-
san eliteli EFT a probalkozast.
A tokesek ugy erik, hogy ha
a kormany az ellatatlanokat
hussal, krumplival, vajjal, cip6-
vel, ruhaval akarja ellatni, AIT
csak ugy van joga megtenni, ha
mindezen profitot biztosit a ma
gantokenek.
Minthogy tehat segely-ki-
adasokat ellenzik, a munkatla-
nok dolgoztatasat meg jobban
ellenzik, nyilvanvalo, hogy visz-
sza akarnak terni Hoover
rendszerhez,. hogy a nincstelene-
ket maganjotekonysagra es chen
halasra utaljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13
A NEW York;
BANKAROKT0L.

fugg, hogy lesz-e kozeli beke
az iparban, inert tudvalevo, hogy
a gyarosokat a bankarok keny-
szeritik az ellentallasra.
Minneapolis drajver-sztrajkja-
nal "a. munkaadok nyiltan beis-
mertek, hogy bankarok paran-
csara zartak XII munkasaikat a
nunkabol, es azonnal bekesseg
lett, mikor Washington ralepett
a bankarok nyakara.
Termeszetesen meg mindig So
kat beszelnek arrol is, hogy a
nyomorgo sztrajkolokat fogja-e
a kormany ele1mezni. amennyi-
ben ARA sziikseg 1esz, de a kor-
many - a kozeli valasztasokra
valo tekintettel - mem adott
egyenes valaszt a kerdesre.
A Gyariparosok Orszagos SEQ
vetsege, az Illinoisi Gyariparo-
sok Egyesihete Is kereskedel-
mi kamarak termeszetesen mar
elore siettek tiltakozni az ellen
az eshetoseg ellen, hogy a sztraj-
kolokat elelemmel ellassak, de
ennek dacara megmarad a kor-
many tobbszori kijelentese, hogy
"senki mem fog ehezni az or
szagban" es nincs semmi okunk
"a, hogy most ketelkedjiink a
kormanyban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13
AZ ELS0 TIZ ALDOZAT

veres hullajat akartak korll-
hurcolni az orszag sajtojaban es
a kormany elleni kommunista
forradalomrol beszeltek, de a
hullak kilete meghazudtolta az
allitast.
Kisult, hogy az els6 tiz halot,
kozt egy deputy, ,egy semlsges
egyen Is nyolc sztrajkolo szov6-
gyari munkas volt, a legbutabb
embernek is latni kellett hat
hogy lit mem "forradalmar
kommunistak", hanem a gy&ro.
sok fogadott fegyveres berencei
tamadtak.
Most aztan, ujabb taktikahoz
fordulnak, a heten a gyarakat
megnyitjak. legalabb ait igertek
a multi het vegevel 8 ICY remk-
lik, hogy a picketel6 rpunkasok
tettlegessegre fogjak magukat
|ragadtatni. @
Ketsegtelen, hogy az egy, mil
lionyi munkas kozt eleg ,sskad,
aki hajland6 Is talin alar. is
dolgozni akit csak "a pi{ketek
tartanak vissza a munkA} dc
2 sztr4j 4jkol6kat neln ishSs ~
"erelyes" picketeleskrt megsz6l-
nj.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13
ROOSEVELT
A MULTI HETEN

kozbelepett, hogy beket csi-
naljon es egy bizottsagot kiildott
XII ere a munkara. A gyarosok a
bizottsag kikuldeset savanyu
arccal fogadtak, de az elnokkel
nyiltan szembe szallni nem mer-
tex.
Tovabb mentek ennel mum
kasok, akiknek a neveben Cor
man sztrajk-vezer kijelentette,
sot radon kozolte az egesz or
szaggal, hogy munkasok haj-
landok magukat mindenben ala
vetni bizottsag dontesenek, ha
erre magukat gyarosok is haj-
landok kotelezni es ha a tar
gyalas idejere a gyaraikat lezar-
jak.
Ez utobbi kivansag nagyon
meltanyoS, inert koz1sfnert teny,
hogy ilyen bizottsagok neha ho-
napokon at targyalnak, mikoz-
ben tovabb tart a munkasok XII
zsakmanyolasa, akik kozben a
harci kedviiket elvesztik.
German radio beszede egyut-
tai megertette az orszaggal,
hogy munkasok lit mem "har-
cot", hanem tisztesseges megel-
hetesi lehet6seget keresnek, inert
el6re hajlandok magukat alavet-
nj egy partatlan dontesnek.
Minthogy idaig a gyaros urak
mem akartak ere a kihivasra
nyilvanosan felelni, ezen a heten
tobb rokon-iparbol a munkaso-
kat szinten kihivjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13
Ell KELL DULNI CYORSAN,

hogy a kormanynak abba kell-e
hat hagyni a segelyezes minden
formajat, vagy tovabbra is folly
tatja az osszeharacsolt vagyo-
nok ujra valo osztasat azaltal,
hogy nincstelenek ellatasat az
adofizetok szamlajara folytatja.
Es Ell kell diilni annak is, hogy
szabad-e a kormanynak mum
katlan embereket dolgoztatni,
hogy sziiksegleti cikkeket csinal-
janak a munkatlanok szamara,
vagy k0teles a polgarsag ARA,
hogy ezen is adot fizessen az
,ralkodo osztalynak Is profitee-'
rekt6l szerezze be ait draga pen
zen, amt a munkatlanok meg
tudnak csinalni.
Erdekes megjegyezni, hogy
Ohio reakcios kormanyz6ja, aki
most hasa1t Ell senator jeloles
porondjan, szinten szembe sail
a kormannyal es mem egedte
meg, hogy ingyen gyapotot ad-
janak Ohio munkatlanjainak,
amibol azok madracokat csinal-
1atnanak maguknak. White kor-
manyzo ur ebben "szocializ-
must lat es ait hiszi, hogy ha
egy nincstelennek madracot ad-
max, akkor kormany tartozik
kiilon profitot (adot) fizetni a
Observation-Disclosures.
Ezen a teren egyezik meg
Hopkins relief-administrator pro
gramja a Sinclair fele program
NAL, aki szinten munkaba akar
allitani minden munkanelkilit
California allamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13
E|}GXEE3RE |}GI F44& A cYARosok

a sztrajk mem sujtja, inert e
pillanatban eleg aru van rakta-
ron es varjak az alkalmat, hogy
a raktar kiurulese utan hirtelen
hrabolhassak egy aremelessel a
fogyasztokat.
Amig tehat egyreszrol drill
mex az urugynek, hogy a rakta-
ron lev6, nagyreszt divatjamult
rongyaikat eladjak, masreszt lie
akarnak munkassal es a seer
vezettel. valamint az NRA-val
szamolni.
Nagyszeru sajto-irodat rendez
tex be, amely veres fenyegete-
sekkel REMIT a tokes-osztalyt,
hogy annak teljes tamogatasat
megnyerje ugyanakkor AIT
akarja kizsarolni kormanytol,
hogy engedelyezze es nezze ell
a legnagyobb terrort a munka-
sokkal szemben.
Nyilt titok, hogy a gyarak
meg vannak rakva merges gaz-
zal, kezi granatta es gepfegy-
verrel es csak iirugyre varnak,
hogy felfegyverzett gangstere-
ket rabocsathassak a sztrajkolo
munkasra.
Itt-ott a mutt heten a terrort
mar megkezdtek, de olyan iigyet
len volt rendezes, hogy vissza-
fele silt el puskajuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13

EFT voltakeppen meg kellett
volna tennie Rooseveltnek, mi
kor a kormanyt atvette Is ami
kor ARA a viszonyok' nagyon al
kal1nasak voltak ma ennek a
mulasztasnak az arat fizetjiik.
De mem szabad elfelejteniink,
hogy ez lehet6seg ma is meg
van a kormany kezeben, inert
az RFC utjan reszvenyese az or
szag majdnem minden bankja-
max.
A nagytoke sztrajkja vesze-
lyes jatek, amely a regi rend
visszaallitasara akarja kenysze-
riteni az elnokot, aki azonban
megteheti, hogy a nephez for
dul vedelen1ert es egyszer Is
mindenkorra vegez a bankar-
osztallyal.
Ennek a man6vernek az egyik
tunete volt a multi heten, hogy
Douglass koltsegvetesi igazgato
lemondott, inert mem helyesli a
lsormany "pazarlasat", ami azon-
ban mem allitotta meg az elnokot
az utjaban.
Ne ertse hat felre senki a
helyzetet es ne okolja Roosevelt
tet, amiert ujabb depressio van
az orszagban. Mert amig a ko:-
many mindent elkovet, hogy a
gazdasagi eletet talpra allitsa S
amig ugy be1foldon, mint askil-
foldon' az amerikai aru fogyasz-
asat pr6balja emelni, addig a to-
ses osztaly mindent elkovet,
logy eigancsoljon minden ilyen
ofekvest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13

Hitlert ez az iras mem kivanja
mentegetni.
A veres kezu felbolond, nem-
csak a nemet nemzetet don
totte szerencsetlensegbe, nemcsak
Austriat feszitette keresztre
nemcsak magyar reviziot ha-
1asztotta ell ITALIAN evtizedekre
hanem az egesz Europat, koz-
vetve az egesz vilagot bahia
dontotte.
Mikor azonban az egesz vi
lagsajto tele van a Hitler BIZ
nossegevel, jo lesz szem elott
tartani, hogy Australian az
anarch:at ketten csinaltak.
"A mostani nazi-puccs mem
volt az els6 abban a szerencset-
len orszagban, hanem termesze-
tes kovetkezmenye volt annak
.; puccsnak, amivel Dollfuss YER
be fojtotta a szocialdemokraciat
! tavasz elejen, mikor annyi
szaz embert meggyilkoltak es
annyi ezret elcsuktak.
J, Dollfust akkor Mussolini BIZ
tatta, aki minden aron fascista
allamot akart csinalni Austria
boil, hogy a nazi zmusnak utjat
allja.
3 Austria volt a legdemokratabb
Sorszag az ovilagban, oft birt a
N1akossag a legtobb politikai es
}egyeni szabadsaggal, es ha gaz-
>dasagi bajok mem fojtogattak
Z volna megcsonkitott orszag
-polgarsagat, boldog lett volna
oft mindenki.
A gazdasagi bajokat nem a
SZOclal1sta bees, hanem az OS-
toba bekeszerzodes okozta, es
azon fascista vagy nazi uralom
mem fog valtoztatni.
Mem nyertek hat semmit az
zal, hogy a tavaszi verfiirdot
Dollfussek megrendeztek, mikor
ait hazudtak vilagnak, hogy a
szocialistak "forradalmat" kel.
lett nekik elnyomni.
Europa vertol csepego, arulas-
tol es hitszegestol bizos torte-
neteben is a legfeketebb es leg.
aljasabb lapok azok, amelyekre
Dullfuss tavaszi meszarlasait
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13
AIy9zEs' AIKQ9zsEGEhIYEzEs RG,;I;Y

sok gondot ad az elnoknek az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13
"A SZOy6MUNKASOK
SzTRAKJA

sokkal nagyobb fontossaggal
bir, mint amennyit annak multi
heten tulajdonitottak az ujsa-
gok.
Fontos a sztrajk azert, inert
most tortenik meg elso izben,
hogy kozel egy millio munkas
egyszerre fog esetleg sztrajkolni
az orszag minden reszeben fon
tos azert, inert sztrajk leg
elkeseredettebb legelmaradot-
tabb deli allamokban.
Es amennyiben a .sztrajkolok
nyernenek, esetleg egesz mas
|kepe lesz tiz ev mulva az or
|szagnak.
Mikor a haboru utani veres
prosperitas idejeben a deli ALA
mok bankarjai a szov6 ipart le-
csabitottak az "Old South" IRA,
hirdeteseikbey kulonosen az col
ESQ angolszasz" munkast helyez-
! tex kilatasba azota deli ALA
mokbol egy nagy Sweat shop
lett. Ha a szervezet elismereset
megkapiak A munkasok, akkor
az "olcso angolszasz" munka-ero
tobbe mem lesz csabito es ez a
beteges folyamat MCCALL, mielott
proletart csinalna minden deli
lfarmerbol. (Mellesleg meg kell
ljegyezni, hogy a kereskedelmi
kamarak a hirdetesekben hazud-
Itak, inert mem annyira s'olcso an
golszasz" munkast, mint olcso
meyer rabszolgat kinaltak a ke-
! lett tokesnek.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13
A KORMANY
MAJDNEM TEHETETLEN

a bankar-sztrajkkal szemben, a
mely ujra megfojtja az orsza-
got, mlkor a hitelt megtagadja
az ipartol es az iz1ett6l.
A kisebb ipartelepek es keres-
kedelmi vallalatok penzhez jutni
nem tudnak, bar a bankok any
nyira tele vannak penzzel, hogy
a zsakok maid szetrepednek.
A kormany ket ev ota a penzt
szazfele formaban pumpazza a
gazdasagi eletbe, de az mind
megreked a bankokban, inert az
uralkodo osztaly el van ra szan-
va, hogy ez ujabb depressio aran
is megbuktatja Rooseveltet Is az
vi dealt.
Most a .kormany otven megbi-
zottat kiildott a chicagoi Federal
Reserve keriletebe, hogy a BAN
kar-sztrajk iigyeben vizsgalatot
inditsanak Is annak az alapjan
akafnak bankarok ellen eijarni.
Ha a penzes gzsakok szabo-
tazst tovabb folytatjak, akkor a
kormany ketfele eszkozzel felel-
net, amelyek mindegyike nagyon
fajdalmas lesz az uralkod6 osz-
tally szamara, de amelyek kozul
egyiket valasztani kell a kor-
manynak, ha mem akarnak meg
rosszabb viszonyokat az orszag-
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