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ROOSEVELT SCHOOL NEWS
(By Ygnacio Castro

The 5A class of the Roosevelt
School, under the direction of Mis-;
Viola Fiscus, enjoyed reading
Heide", and is now reading Hans
Br;nker, or the Silver skates.
The same class is showing great
interest in preparing music pour
nal of notes and stories. "The
Nutcracker Suite, with the accom-
panying records, aroused unusua.
interest. The pupils are now study
ing the life of Leopold Stckowski.
The following students in the
6B class of the Roosevelt School
under the direction of Miss Edith
Ward, made perfect spelling grades
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Present Session
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They were tired OF the policy Of
waiting for the normal laws OF eco
nomics to operate. and anything
that promised to hurry up the pro-
cess was all right with them.
1t:s Up To President
Now they have had 8 saInQl3 OF
the New Deal That 1t has pleased
many so far Is undeniable. That it
has alarmed many is also unde-
niable. But what IS causing more
alarm than anything else Is not ex-
periments that have been put into
motion but the uncertainty as yet
where many Of them are going to
end. The President has the sitr,a-
ton In his hands. He can yield to
the demands Of his youthful enthus-
iastic advisers and so on to more
and more radical measures. designed
to destroy the present industrial
and economic byStem in Its entirety.
or he can say. at any time. that
the experiment has gone far
enough. that all he wants TO do is
to strengthen and purify the pres
ent system Of finance. industry and
business. not to discard 1t.
If he does that. he can solidlsy
the Democratic party and make a
powerful and enduring force FOR
years TO come If he takes the rad!-
cal course that is being pressed up
on him. he may not have a united
party back Of him this year.
1t Is hardly likely that anything
that can occur between now and
election viii throw Congress back to
Republican control: for the Repa,bh-
can party. in and out OF Congress.
is like q ship without ruddeE or
sails. It IS pretty nearly a total loss
at this writing. Perhaps the most
important thing to come out Of this
session Of Congress will be sane and
forcefM leadership under which the
opposition can he effectively organ
lied.
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GETS
PRISON TERM

Charged with having q pound Of
marijuana in his possession, David
Perkins, q, colored, resident Of
Nogales for the past 20 years, was
sentenced Thursday by Judge Charl-
es L. Hardy to serve a term of one
to two years in the state prison.
Perkins pleaded guilty.
Doyls Willis &c, from the tran
ssent camp, also pleaded guilty to
having marijuana in his possession
w. H. Hobbs was given five
year suspended sentence on a
charge Of burglary.
Nogales international., 1934-01-06

E. K. Cumming, Fred Hannah
and Rev. H. H. Carpenter Of the
Episcopal church joined H. NJ.
Clagett in tucson, Tuesday, upon
receipt of word announcing that
Mrs. Clagett had been killed in an
auto accident near Red Rock.
Nogales international., 1934-01-06

! DR.. and Mrs. P. D. Clagett and
daughter, Miss Tacy, were here
from Phoenix Thursday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. H. M. Clagett.
Nogales international., 1934-01-06

for five weeks: Ida Clark, Esther
Elias. Leonardo Rivera, Tfmoteo
Leon. Frank Corralos, Jack Wheel
er and Eleanor Arino.
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Continued Next Week
TIGREss HUNT

Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney,
New York financier, is enjoying a
tigress hunt in Sonora, accompanied
by Billy Chester, famous guide.
Nogales international., 1934-01-06

E. L. Thomas and Bob Truman
were visitors here yesterday from
Phoenix.
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boards with an occasional thunp of
her great fist. At length she found
what she sought; with her nails in the
crack she pulled up two short boards,
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans 5, Chattanooga 3
(Only games played).
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LEAGUE

Philadelphia 7-13, Detroit 1875
New York l, Chicago 3.
Washington 4, st. Louis 5.
COnly games played).
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BAT CAVE

BAT CAVE, Aug. 30.-Mr. and
Mrs. Randall, Mr.. and Mrs. Socks,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frost returned
Sunday. August 26, to Columbia,
S. c., after months vacation in
Bat Cave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shooter. OF Win
ter Park, Fla, are guests of DR..
and Mrs. Coffin here.
Miss Carrie Deckobach of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, is guest Of Mrs.
Leob Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baker enter
tanned a few friends Monday af-
ternoon in honor of the Misses
Jones of New Orleans, who are
guests at lockwood Inn.
Mrs. /. c. Sipe of Charlotte, has
returned to Bat Cave. after UNI
Gcr2oing a very serious operation
at Charlotte.
Camp Mishemokwa closed Tues
day after very successful sea-
son. The camp was under the d.
rection Of Prof. Johnson. supcrin-
tendent of city schools at Wash
inGton, n. C.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Howard and
children, who have been in the
Heagan cottage for the month OF
August, have returned to Gaffney
s. c.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Gettys anG
daughters, Dorcas and Helen, who
have been spending two months
vacation at the Will Williams cot,
tage, have returned to Oklahoma
City. Mr.. Gettys has been very
much worried over the condition
of cattle and the drOuth in Okla
homa. Mr.. John Xix Of Shelby will
make the trip with them.
The agricultural meeting held
at Edneyvil!e recently was well
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5.
New York succumbed to a
three-run outbreak in the first,
when Johnny Broaca Swanson
and Haas, first men to face him,
and AL Simmons and Jimmy
Dykes singled. Broaca gave only
two more hits after that, but
Chicago won the game, 81. Ted
Lyons gave the Yankees six hits.
The st. Louis Browns moved
into fifth place, ahead of the
Washington Senators, taking the
third of a four-game series from
the Griffs, 5-4. The Senators
scored three in the fifth but St.
Louis overlook them, scoring two
in the next heat and winning in
the eighth. Hal Coffman led the
Browns assault with three hits,
driving in two. as well as holding
the Senators to six hits and fan
ming seven.
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NUU.
SECOND WORD OF THE

SECOND WORD OF THE
PROPHET: GOOD"
Obligation was tersely and en-
phatically expressed in he sec
ond word from the prophet. CD
1t embodied a revelation, for God
had showed something Of impor-
lance to man. (2) 1t was reve-
lation of what is good, and GER
tainly such a revelation is need
ed by men. CO Finally it is a
revelation Of what God requires
: of man from the point Of view
of the second table of the Law.
: There are two great social duties
involved in the requirement to do
Justly and to love kindness. And
there is a central and supreme
spiritual duty involved in the re-
Quirement to walk humbly with
our Lord.
SECOND WORD OF JEHOVAH:
"SMITTEN"
Obstinacy in its corruption and
consequences called forth the fl
nal word of Jehovar, CD The
warning was given in the divine
voice and could but be heard
even in the crowded city. Every
man of wisdom could see the
condition Of the country. Nor
would they fail to hear the in
struction that came with the rod
of punishment.
~ The wickednesS of the peo-
PIE included the accumulation of
the treasures Of wickedness,
fraud in business as portrayed by
scant measure, wicked balances
and deceitful weights; violence in
legal wrangling or personal treat
ment of the poor by the goddess
and grasping rich; and lying
which permeated the whole popu-
lation, making everybody untrust-
worthy. (3) The woe came in
consequence; the country was
smitten with a grievOus wound;
the land became a desolatiOn be-
cause of its sins.
EVIL ENDS IN WOE
(D Evil in Heart. ''Devise in
iQuity." 1t is in the heart that
sin takes root. 1t is there that
iniQuity first takes form and
shape. There is the atmosphere
in which it flourishes. There is
the dynamo which moves it into
energy and life.
(2) Evil Against God. Con
tend thou he will contend"
All sin is first of all sin against
God. 1t puts the creature in an
attitude Of defiance toward the
Creator. 1t makes helpless man
dare to lift his puny hand against
the omnipotent God. 1t is folly
inexpressible and infinite. God
himself in holiness >and justice
must contend against contending
man. And there can be but one
result.
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|'IANTS Home,
HIDE INTACT
i;.s With Cubs Yields
rour Runs; Spectacu-
lar Record

...r vORK. Aug. 3O.-(uP).
NV Work , league-leading Giants
r. ...f home last night slightly
O.. .,.t rp but with hide intact
o .~,,. = four and a half game
a. Owe, .rr19pcd the final game
Iae' r,.s 20 Chicago, 10, and
Inc Nh the four-game string
aa"a ,- sractacular record OF
IN ~ ..,rrf only four runs in
l'''r me. Lon Warneke shut
u - Champions IN a bitter
p: III. S,.. with Carl Hubbell
;;a. has NJ no. decided until Hughie
al 10 srmb.eu Stan Hack 5
H% ;.r IN the ninth. and kiki
o .1.r drove Hack home with a
/ ays, double down the third
a; T. ..os. gave the Giants only
N-'~ his. and Hubbell parted
%rs Each struck out three
4, a s1sa walked one: :
pa n; 80. Hovr. caStoff pitcher OF
W." Wv York Yankees who was
'r W.. w. wonder" of 1921, shut
a: .ss BOSTON Braves in the sec
u ~, - ~ q 5ouble bill TO give
~ iT;.-s5urgh Pirates an even
.,S. They dropped the first,
i l~ n wor me second, TO. Hughie
b. -. ri.ched four-hit ball while
e. praves were lighting into
rev French for three L. the
-: 90, driving him away with q
-, ,S,, outbreak in the second.
|w- NJ BERGER hit his 3Oth homer
w.. -' .wo aboard and Thompson
.,~r'sf with the bases stacked,
,.,s IN eight between them.
:. r5gis held the Cubs pace,
., ri a game behind second
,iocs gs they diShed up a IL
i.S,. 10 Brooklyn, Bill Walker
.s-r- a well-pitched decision
irg~ Johnny Ba5ich, Joe Med
,r.g,s double. scoring Jack Roth
r,s. broke a l-all IT, in the
Hsro;, stretched its hold on
.rs- place TO 1--WE full games as
.Esr divided a two-ender with
.Ta PHILADELPHIA Athletics while
New York was Knocked off by
Chicago for the first time this
Iye2r a; Yankee stadium.
The Tigers slammed the best
Offerings If Sugar Cain. Roy Ma
|haftev and Tony CaScarella for a
h. decision in the opener,
Charlie Gemringer leading the
forav with four hits in six. in
clgdirg a double, The Tigers
broke q s.x-six deadlock in the
eighth when Marvin Owen hit q
homer and Doliack followed with
another which drove Cain off the
hill and won the game. Cramer'S
homer with Hayes aboard finish
ed Eltor Auker in the sixth, Fir
no Nar6erry finishing.
Scnool5oy Rowe started the
|nigh:cap, seeking mis- 18th sue
|cesSire win, but got the fidgets
the nth and began serving
them s,ra.ga. 20 Philado'nhia's
cav s..cierS. Bing Miller's
E'oua,e IN he fifth, scoring three,
7is5ei R9wc's notwithstanding
|Fs9,ra.ioEs. He was lifted in the
serea:h during a five-run out
break, the Nackmen winning 13-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh OF, Boston Ito.
Chicago l. New York 0.
st. Louis 4, Brooklyn l.
(Only games Played.
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WASH OUT
=asS
is MILES OF
kidney TUBES,
Win Back Pep Visor Vitality

Vim Back rep VlSof -. Ftanty
Medical authorities agree that your kid
neys contain Is MILES of tiny tubes OF
filters which help to purify the blood and
keep you healthy.
If you have trouble with too frequent
bladder passages with scanty amount caus.
ing burning and discomfort. the Is MILES
of kidney tubes need washing out. This dan.
ger signal may be the be- nI:ing of naggna
backache, leg pains. loss o. n.e End vitality,
getting UP nights. lumbaEo. swollen feet
and ankles, rheumatic pains and dizziness.
If kidneys don't empty pints every day
and get rid of pounds of waste matter,
your body will take up these poisons causing
serious trouble. 1t may knock you out and
iay you up for many months. Don't wait.
Ask your druggist for DOAN'S PILLS . :,
4 doctors prescription which has been
Csed successfully By millions of kidney sui.
ferers for over 30 years. They give quicb
relief and will help 10 wash out the Ii
NILES OF kidney tubes.
But don't take chances with strong drugs
u sO-caied kidney cure" that claim to Ak
you up in Is minutes. for they may seriously
iniurc and irritatc delicate tissues. Insist
On DOANS PILLS the old reliable re-
lief that contain no dope or habit forming
!rugs. Be sure YOU get DOAN'S PILLS
It your druggist 9 1884. Foster Milburn Co
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sc ACRES CORN GOOD MESS

PARIS, Mo, Aug. so. (UP)-
c. H. Davis, Paris farmer, startled
friends when he announced he and
Mrs. Davis ate SO acres of corn
at a Sunday dinner. Asked for
particulars, he said the entire har-
vest consisted of a single mess
of poorly developed roasting ears.
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represented from Bat Cave. One
object thoroughly discussed angs,
endorsed was the enlargement OF 8
the school auditorium and add 4
ton If a gymnasium.
Mrs. Carrie Cannon entertain
cd with one table of bridge Tuesrx.
day afternoon. Those present
were Mrs. {. D. Sumner, Mrs. Carl
Freeman. Mrs. G. Cole and Mrs.
John I.aughlin. Mrs. Carl Free
man won high prize.
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Micha Champions The Oppressed
By HIGHT {. MOORE
By HIGHT {. MOORE
Sunday, Sept.

Sunday, Sept. 2.
Micha 6:1-12.
Golden Textile hath showed
thee, 0 man, what is good; anC
what doth the Lord require OF
thee, but to do Justly, and to love
mercy, and to walk humbly witt
thy God?-Micha 6:S.
WORD OF THE PROPHET:
HEAR"
Arrangement was made in the
word of the prophet. ~ There
was a call to the people. Let
them arise from their lethargy
Let them prepare for the great
contest that lis proposed. (2)
There is a call to the mountains
Let them hear the great contro
versy. Inanimate nature mus
witness and bear record. CD
There is a call for controversy
God himself will contend witt
Israel. Can they stand the test!
WORD OF JEHOVAH:
TESTIFY"
Expostulation was embodied in
the word of Jehovah. Twice he
cries, 80 my people" And two
things he calls upon them to do
(D Let them testify if they will
against their God, for the very
thought of such an attitude may
bring them to their senses. What
has he done to invite their indif,
ference? Wherein has he wearieC
them with his mercy and good,
ness? Let them speak! (2) Let
them remember. Let them think
what God had done for them in
the glorious days of old; deliver,
ed them from the shackles OF
bondage, brought them ont Of
Egypt, gave them such leaders as
Moses, the Lawgiver, Aaron the
priest, and Miriam the pronh,
etess. Let them remember what
their foes had done; kings like
Balak and OWNERS like BALKAN
Let them think of the mercy OF
God which had transferred then
from the wilderness into Canaan
the milk and honey land. How
could they fail to know and ap,
preciate the righteous acts OF
Jehovah?
WORD OF ISRAEL:
''WHEREWITH"
Evasion was evident in the
first and only word we have di
rect from Israel. In vain they
proposed a series Of holy act.
which are spiritually ineffective
! % They would come before Jo
I hovah, but there was no hint o,
coming in the. right way q,
They would bow in formal wor
ship, but their hearts seemed ia
away. CO They would brinl
burnt offerings of standard quaF
ity (calves a year old but fai
to surrender themselves to God
+ (4) They would even be willing
to make lavish extra offerings in
volving. thousands of rams ant
rivers Of oil, but they would de
sire thereby to purchase merit O
buy indulgences to sin. (5) SOM
would be willing even to offe
human sacrifices involving thei
own children, but at the same
time be unwilling to offer them
selves as living sacrifices unit
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Of will be borne the states
east of the Mississippi by this of textile mills
the cotton industries the most mpor
Massachusetts, Rhode Island North ana
Carolina Georgia and Alabama
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Results
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Charlotte 9, Asheville Is.
Greensboro 5, Wilmington l
Norfolk 5-4, Richmond 6-3.
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Still, all the great losses of the
last 20 years were due to the fall
lacy that conditions never would
change.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-14
FESZULT A HELYZET
AZ ACELBANYAKBAN

Az acelgyarak szenbanyaiban
nagyon fesziilt helyzet. inert
ha az acelmunkasok sztrajkba
mennek, az acelbanyakban sem
lesz nyugalom.
A munka abban az esetben
amugy is alaposan lecsokken,
vagy egfszen megszunik es a
harciasabb szervezett banyaszok
ait az id6t akarjak a szervezet
megerositesere hasznalni.
Termeszetesen ez mem vonat-
kozik a Gary es Lynch banyakra,
amelyekben Van Bittner sza-
vazast meg most sem rendeltet-
te Ell, dacara az Indianapolisban
adott nyilvanos igeretnek, hogy
a szavazas "egy-ket heten belul''
meg fog tortenni.
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70 ARA VAN a SZENIv

Bar szenbanyaszat csokke
iizemmel dolgoztat Is piS
felvev6 kepessege is er6sen 1
csokkent, szen ara eleg tisz
tesseges, inert code alkalmat ax
a banyatarsasagoknak, hogy
szen arat fenntarthassak,
A szennek jelenleg olyan ara|
van, hogy a tarsasagok a meg
csokkent iizem mellett IS eges5|
szepen keresnek. Csak ARA ninc6
gondja senkinek, hogy mib6l 81
a banyasz, ha hetenkent ket-
harom napokat dolgoznak >es azo-
kon napokon sem tudnak ~
emberek ket-harom dollarnal t0b-
bet keresni.
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SZETvERTE A FEET

Kocsis Peter kunszentmiklosi'
(Pest megye) gazdat a multi he
ten sogora, Mez6 Ignac. akivell
egy oroksegi igybol kifoly6lag
rossz viszonyban cit, ugy vagta.
fejbe egy asoval, hogy koponyaia
tizfele repedt. A gyilkost letar-'
toztattak.
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Megvalto zott volt elnok meg
egyszer, ami az 8 eleteben mem
ujsag. Hiszen a hitet akkor is
cserelte, mikor az elnokseg ked-
veert atsasirozott a demokrata
partbol az olajtolvajok hirhedt
taboraba. Merit ne valtozna hat
megegyszer?
Ha Herbert Hoover oft tudta
hagyni Wilsont Is a partial. mi
kor ait latta, hogy csak a re-
puhlikanus part reven lehet el-
noke az orszagnak, inert ne tud-
ma hitet most megegyszer CSC
I~:lni, inert ne venne most at me-
'eszen a Roosevelt programjat?
EFT tettek chicagoi deklara-
cioval.
Nagyon valtozott az id6 kere-
ke, nagyon ketsegbe lehetnek
esve a republikanus taborban,
ha sziiksegesnek lattak, hogy
majdnem mindent megigerjenek
a munkasnak, amit az vi deal
tol remelnek, csak megegyszer
biz zak rajuk a hatalmat.
Remelheto azonban, hogy ez
mem fog megtortenni.
Remelheto, hogy Amerika
nincstelen munkasanak es mum
katlanjanak eszebe fog jutni a
hires tortenelmi kozmondas,
hogy "vigyazz gorogre, mikor
ajandekkai kozeledik feled. -
Is vigyazz az olajtolvajok part
jara, mikor oman "szocialis tor
venyhozasokat" igernek.
Mert ha mindenaron segiteni
kNannak a munkason, az elag-
gott nincstelen szegeny polga-
ron, talan megis csak jobb lesz
ait Roosevelt kezebol elfogad-
nj, mint Herbert Hoover ko-
verre puffadt kacsojabol.
Ha a republikanusok minden-
aron ugyanazt akarjak nekiink
megadni, amt Roosevelt az vi
dealben megigert - es amik el-
len idaig mindig ellen szavaztak
a republikanusok a kongresszus-
ban, - akkor EFT megtehetik
anelkll is, hogy atvennek az
uralmat. Tessek nekik az elnok
javaslatait, Miss Perkins javas-
latait megszavazni.
Merit ha mar valasztani kell az
orszag nepenek, hogy kire bizza
ezeket az intezkedeseket, akkor
l. bocsassanak meg Hooverek
! mi mar megis csak inkabb Roose-
veltet valasszuk.
AIT a Rooseveltet, akinek az
adminisztraciojahoz mem tapad
semmi botrany sem, AIT Roose-
veltet, aki konyorteleniil kilokott
meg mindenkit a dzsabjabol es
a partjabol, ha visszaelessel va
doltak. Mem pedig ait ganget,
amely az orszag olajat ellopta Is
amely mindent elkovetett, hogy
a miniszterek es partnagysagok
szemermetlen lopasat eltussolja.
Van aztan komikus resze is
multi heti chicagoi tiradanak.
A republikanusok, a kedves kis
olajosok a hazat feltik Roosevelt
ek kezet6l.
Borongos arccal allapitjak meg,
''hogy koztarsasag letezese ota
mem volt olyan veszelyben, mint
jelenleg", inert egy "zsarnok kor-
many" minden hata1mat ossz-
pontositott szovetsegi kormany
kezeben.
A 'kacagj Bajazzo" jut eszunk-
be, mikor ezt jeremiadot OIL
vassuk azoknak a reszer6l, akik-
mex kormanyzata alatt a leg
nagyobb hatalom- -osszevonasok
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"OVAKODJ A GOROGTOL. :"

"Ovakodj gorogtol, ha alan
dekkal kozeledik feled. -
Az Egyesiilt Allamok nepe fele
ajandekkal kozelednek.
Szocialis torvenyeket, megval-
tast kinalnak a munkasnak es a
munkatlannak, az aggastyannak
es fiatalnak es meg akarjak
menteni a hazat azoktol haza-
aruloktol, akik most tartjak a
kormanyt a Ike ziikben.
10 Greg baratainkkal, a repub-
likanus politikusokkal talalkoz-
tunk ujra a multi heten, akik
vissza akarnak terni az elkolto-
zottek arnyekvilagabol es akik
Macy arat igernek exert le-
het6segert.
Chicagoban volt gyiilesuk a
multi heten, hogy elnokot fogja-
max part orszagos bizottsaga-
max, ami ket honapon at mem
sikerllt nekik Washingtonban.
Elnokot vegre fogtak es bar
Fletcher reakcios ember, aki tel
jesen beleillik az olajpart elnoki
szekebe, annyit "ei kell rola mon
dani, hogy kezehez holmi lc-
pott olajok mem ragadtak
Termeszetes, hogy most
Dougherty fele tolvajt mem i'll
tethettek a partelnoki tisztsegbe.
hogy most egy felig-meddig tisz-
tesseges ember nevet kellett XII
tuzniiik zaszlonak es a Fletcher
megvalasztasa mem volt megle,
petes az orszagban.
De meglepetes volt republi
kanusok ors lagos bizottsaganak
az vi platformja.
"Szocialis torvenyeket kell hoz-
nj a munkasok es munkatlanok
az elaggott es beteg emberek
erdekeben", jelentette XII Wall
Street partja, amely munka-
soknak a szamara a depresszic
minden poklat felidezte.
Mintha csak Rooseveltet. mint
ha csak a brain trust tagjait
hal1anank beszelni.
Mintha Norman Thomas $50
cialista vezer szonokolna az ucca-
sarkon.
Eek lennenek a republikanu-
sok?
Ez lenne a Hoover partja, a
mely peldatlan gonoszsaggal, ell
kepzelhetetlen kegyetlenseggel,
szemermetlen ridegseggel ALTA
utjat a Hoover uralom alatt an
max, hogy enni adjanak az che
zoknek.
Szocialis torvenyeket igernek a
munkatlanok erdekeben azok a
gentlemenek, akiknek feje Is ma
is ura = Herbert Hoover =
mem akarta ."megalazni' az che
z6t egy darab kenyerrel?
Aki Westinghouse gyiileke-
zett koldus-veteranokat szetlo-
vette?
Aki tonkrement farmereket
az "Isten+lez utasitotta" segit-
segert?
Aki megnyitotta ugyan kincs-
tar ajtoit, de csak a nagyt6ke
szamara, inert AIT allitotta, hogy
az orszag "tetejere" kell penzt
tenni, ahonnan az maid "le fog
csurogni" a nep kezebe?
Eek igernek most szocialis
torvenyeket munkatlanok Is a
munkasok, valamint a munka-
keptelen Greg polgartarsak re-
szere?
Valtoznak az id6k Is megval-
tozott Herbert Hoover is, aki
ezt az vi deklaraci6t diktalta.