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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28


THE next war is the death
knell of Europe, the destruction of
our western civilization.
Let us look for a moment at
what the last world war did to
the nations. DR.. Lehman Hersch
of Switzerland, professor of sta
tistics at the University of Gene
va, has assembled some signif1-
cant figures upon the subject.
A S he points out, the deaths
N and injuries upon the battle
field are only part of the story.
The last world war took its toll
of lives in the neutral countries
as we'll as among the belligerents.
1t upset the life of the whole
world
Modern warfare brings about
the complete ruin of the economic
and social life of the stricken
countries" says Professor Hersch.
Afterwards, it exercises a consid-
cradle influence upon the number
of the population, upon it's COM
position and its movements"
Professor Hersch is a student of
demography, as the statistical
study of populations is called.
From the Topographic point of
view," he continues, "victors and
vanquished are on the same plane.
The differences between them
if such differences really exist
are in any case of secondary i'm
portance.
"ThuS, for instance, France,
though emerging victorious from
the great war, but already having
an almost stationary population
long before the World war, saw
the number of its European sub
jects fall, despite the reannexa-
ton of Alsace-Lorraine, to a fig
ure lower than that shown by any
previous census since 1866. AS re-
CARDS numbers, the French in
France were thrown back sixty
years.
Serbia, however, which finally
came out victorious in the great
war, was the country most deci-
mated by the war in respect to
the numbers of its population.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28

saying when society requires to
be rebuilt, there is no use to re-
build it on the old plan" He also
gave a general approval to unem-
ployment insurance and annuities.
Mr.. Roper's business advisory
and planning council consists of
half hundred of the big guns
of business-Swope, Pierre, Du-
pont, Walter Teagle, Myron Tay-
lor, Gerald SWope, and so forth.
This is not the long-range plan
ming outfit authorized by the re-
covery act, but Roper hopes it
will do the planning anyhow. Just
what kind of planning it will do
may be indicated by the state
ment which Chairman Swope
issued on authority of the whole
council, following its most recent
meeting here last November.
1t said, after pledging support
of Roosevelt, his program, NRA
and the American standard of liv-
ing, ITO maintain this standard
of living, business should remain
free of governmental interference
and control and must be permitted
to continue to exercise the in
itiatiye and the aggressiveness
that have characterized its re-
markable development in the
past"
Now Mr.. Roper has sum-
moned his moguls into session
again. They will meet here
March at the conclusion of the
NPA code conference just one year
after the day when an era of
initiative and aggressiveness"
ended with all the banks closed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28

man McGraw was you will con-
fuse yourself by reading only of
how his hand was always in his
pocket to stake a broken-down
ball player or some old time
horse gambler or jockey. If he
had been made of virtues only
he never would have been the
character that he was in the
sport business but another A. A.
Stage, and IN that case he never
would have come to know some
of the citizens of the middle
world and the underworld of
sport who enjoyed his charity
and praised his name.
Not for nothing was he known
as Muggsy in his earlier days.
1t was no unfailing sweetness
and courtesy in him which blew
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28

the world safe for democracy"
Fighting has gone on somewhere
in the world many times since the
signing of the Versailles treaty,
and it is only necessary to call the
roll of revolutions and the Assem-
sion of dictators to see how safe
the world was made for democ-
racy.
Today, sixteen years after the
end of the war to end wars, the
world trembles on the brink of
another war. Listen for another
moment to the voice of the histo-
rian, Ferrero:
WARS never settle anything.
Every war is the cause of the next
war. Wars follow war"
There is another lesson to be
learned from the last World war.
Revolutions came in the wake of
the last war. There was the
revolution in Russia and in Ger
many. There was the rise of die
tatorshipS in Italy, Hungary and
elsewhere.
WILL the governments who
w take part in another world
war be able to survive it? 1t
seems reasonable to guess from
the last war that all of them will
not.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28

up al the storms That crashed around him in his
time, He had his hours of civty and the hand that
always was reaching into his pocket gave away much
OF his earnings. But civility in him the more
appreciated because it almost startling in con-
traSt to his other moods. and the hand that gave
away charity also mixed up in some very ques-
tionable promotions outside baseball.
McGraW made restitution to a number of in
vestorS who had bought lots in Florida subdivision
which was promoted to spectacular failure along
toward the end Of the real estate boom down there
and came out of the venture almost broke if not in
debt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28
indianapolis Tomorrow

Advertising Club, luncheon, Co.
lumbia Club.
Engineering Society, luncheon
Board of Trade.
Real Estate Board, luncheon
Washington.
Illini Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club.
American Business Club, lunch
con. Columbia Club.
Shrine Caravan Club, luncheon
Scottish Rite cathedral.
Acacia. luncheon, Harrison.
Home Complete Exhibitors, lunch
con, Columbia Club.
Sigma M. luncheon, Washington
Sigma Chi, luncheon, Board OF
Trade. 4
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28

MY going to Miami is all pretty mysterious
WI know that my head aches. and 1 think quite
possibly 1 have been shanghaied. The last thing l
can remember is sitting restaurant with Joe
Williams talking about my health. At least, was
talking about my health; he may have been deScrlo-
ing his But I distinctly remember saying: Joe,
I'm almost 40 years old In fact, FL be as my next
birthday. I can't go the way I'm going. Ihere
is important work for me TO do in the world, and
need a complete rest for q couple of weeks don't
want to 90 to Miami"
He said Miami just like New York and that
you met all the overflow from the Ha-Ha Club
You're quite right" I said That would be no rest
at ALL Playing the all afternoon. Maybe losing
money at roulette after dinner and then watching
the dogs chase mechanical rabbit"
Joe" said with great earnestness, do you know
who I am?"
His guess was Midget Wolgast,' for he had not
yet caught the utter intensity of my mood. Joe"
1 told him, I'm that mechanical rabbit. mean
Just III one sense of course. The life has got me-
Did you ever stop to think that newspaper work is
like a track?"
Mr. Williams replied that he never had stopped
to think.
1T is like a track continued, "and the
greyhounds after us Each day the public
screams, Faster Faster!' You and are well into
the stretch and have only little distance to go"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28
In City Theaters

INDIANAPOLIS theaterS today
Il offer: Words and Music" OH
the stage and advice to the Love-
lorn" on the screen at the Lyric.
"Palooka," at the Apollo; "Bolero."
at the Circle; Moulin Rouge" at
Loew's Palace; mo More Women
and Search for Beauty" at the
Indiana; Il was a Spy" at the
Alamo, and burlesque at the Mu-
tual.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28
Joe Williams Interrupts

MIR. WILLIAMS interrupted to say that, while it
1V1 was probably true that I had only couple of
jumps left he himself not yet 30 and there
was no particular reason why we should be coupled
in the betting.
7 speak" I explained. lin metaphors. Even at
your age you must have felt the strain of the ever
lasting grind. We have not yet won the f1ve-day
thirty-hOur week. Like the mechanical rabbit, we
are bound to the wheel. 1 want to get away from
it all. 1 don't want to go to Miami. The same old
excuses, the same old faces, the same late hours.
But, of course. they still have prohibition"
L had to digreSs for a few minutes to point out
that in speaking of the same old faces 1 meant
nothing uncomplimentary to Mr.. Williams
There is a way out of all this hurly-burly
I continued when peace had been restored. "A
friend of mine is going to little place where the
Plhlles train. 1t is called Winter Haven. He says
that it is quiet. He has asked me to accompany
him."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28
Fair Enough
By
Westbrook PeqIer
HOPPORC on THIN NFXT WAR Fail

WE seem to be up to one of our old weaknesses
w again in our business John McCiraw has died
and you would think, from reading about him just
now, that he never was mortal man at ALL but
beautiful ideal, whereas any one who knew him at
all knew that he was emery as he was generous
and tough he kind.
1t is a nice custom that we have of sending flow
erS such occasions, but eulogy and biography are
not the same and If YOU want to know what kind Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28

as 1 never have seen it. That
would not inevitably stop me, but
some of my scouts say that there
is nothing much to see when you
do get there. On second thought,
please consider that line ex-
plunged. I have no hotel reser-
walton in Miami. and I read in
some paper that they were
charging as much as SIS for a
cot placed boldly in the middle
of a hotel corridor. l do not
want to sleep in a hotel corridor
for even twice that amount.
So let's get pleasant little
line in right about here concern
ing Americas most famous win
ter resort. 1 understand Miami'S
very lovely. Would you take
maybe sic for that cot and put
,11ictorO
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28
NORGE REFRIGERATOR
SALES DRIVE OPENED
New Line Introduced Here; Record
Year Predicted.


Survey among 1892 consumers in
399 cities revealed that 1872 per cent
of families questioned intend to buy
electric refrigerators this year, it
was announced at a meeting of 200
dealers of the Gibson Company,
Norge distributors, yesterday at the
Antlers.
There are many local evidences
that conditions here are paralleling
progress of national recovery, said
John H. Knapp, Norge Corporation
vice president.
Mr.. Knapp said the company in
launching a great spring sales drive
will expand greatly its use of news
paper advertising, as the one indis-
pensable medium Of public educa-
ton.
The new line of Norge refrigera-
tors was introduced at the meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28
Nothing But Conflict Ahead, Say Eminent Historians
BY DAVID DIETZ
Sripps- Howard Science Editor

the next world war-wha then? After the arnen have
dropped shells shells
cities after the have
flaming machine after tanks
countryside the after the
pounded the ubterranean forts pieces after the staemae OF
warfare where will western civilization be?
collapse
the cities
railways destruction
and disease.
Gugiemo Ferrero celebrated italian his
recognized students the greatest living authority
history.
many cripple twenty
plunge Europe chaos from which will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28
Ii Seems TO Ne
By
Heywood Broun

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 28.-(Somewhere a
w Train This column is supposed to be writ
ten on train In a mild way that's lie. I wrote
it before I got on the train. The motion always
disracts me. and the drinks have habit Of falling
over on top of the typewriter So if you don't mind
well Just pretend that on a train speeding
along in the general direction Of Miami.
Will not at this time attempt TO describe Miami,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28
Dice PLAYER Shot in Throat

Dice brought i'll luck to Charles
Brown, 80, Negro, 1923 Barrow ave-
nue., last night. He was shot in
the throat following an argument
over dice game and is in the city
hospital in a critical condition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28
G. O. P. CLUB TO DANCE
Program Is Sponsored by Young
Republicans of County.

Young Republicans of Marion
county will hold primary dance
at the Athenaeum Thursday,
March 8.
Floor shows, directed by Harry
Bason, will be given at 10 o'clock
and at midnight. Jack Tilson'S
orchestra will provide the music.
Mrs. Fern Norris is general chair
man of the dance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28
In Washington
WdSR1ngtON-
Big Business ToiIing to
Stop LeftWdrd Trend
BY S. III. BURROW
Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON Feb 28What is popularity known big business
volt opdt tho brain tr1St
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-28
The Mystery Of Miami

a screen around it
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07

reket es nagy vallalatokat nem
tudjak torvenyek betartasara
kenyszeriteni, AIT a verebek is
csiripe1ik. Probalja meg valaki,
hogy az aceltrust valamelyik ba-
nyate1epen vagy gyarvarosaban
a torvenyre merjen hivatkozni.
Hiszen .enlekezetes, hogy Home
stead-en nem engedtek tavaly
munkaminisztert parkokban
beszelni.
A mutt heten erdekes szemlel-
tet6 pe1dat mutattak Michigan
allamban, hogy inert kell tor
venyt, hatosagot, a vegrehajt6
kozegeket megvetni Is gyulolni.
Michigan hirhedt rola, kulo-
nosen a mostani adminisztraci6
eraja alatt, hogy az allami fegy-
hazakbol legaljasabb gonoszte~
v6ket szabadon bocsatjak, ha -
megfelel6 osszekottetesekkel
(penzzeD rendelkeznek.
A birok es az iigyeszek fell
horkannak, mikor hetenkent koz-
lik a tobbszorosen elitelt GO
nosztev6l, rablogyi1kosok kegye1-
mi listajat, akiket politikai be-
|. folyasok kiengednek bortonb6l.
Nyilvanosan aruljak a kegyel-
met, ahogy az uccai lanyok a
szerelmet.
Emberek, akiket haromszor-
negyszer fogtak rablason, gyil-
kossagon, rabrogyilkossagon, egy-
ket evi borton utan szabadlabra
kerulnek, ha el tudnak jutni a
bortonbiztos fejehez - aki per-
sze nagy politikai bosz az a1lam-
ban = es megvehetik a kegye1-
met kornranyzonaI.
A multi heten' aztan kegyermet
kertek ket olyan ember szamara,
akiket egy grand rapidsi tiintetes
utan iteltek ell ket evtol tiz evig
terjed6 fegyhazra es akik mar
master eve iilnek bortonben.
Grand Rapidson rend6rfonok
mem engedelyezett egy tuntet6
gyiilest, an1it az emberek megis
megtartottak.
Kulonbozo szindikalista vadak
alapjan ket embert fent jel-
zett idore elcsuktak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
Merit nem tortjak be q torvenyeket

~
Csak lit t6rtenhetik meg, hogy
rend6rseg altal ismert gonosz.
tevok ezrei allando es ismert tor.
venyszegesb6l elnek, hogy boot
leggerek, racketeerek es az al.
vilag tobbi tagjai majdnem zavar.
talanul fosztogathatjak az orsza.
got.
Ezer okat probaltak, talalni
hogy mi ennek a torvenyszeges,
mex a forrasa, de keptelenek az
igazi okat megtalalni.
Valoszinu, hogy mem utolse
Okla lakossag torvenyszegese.
mex a hatosagok magatartasa
inert OFT kezd6dik, hogy fittyet
hanynak minden torvenyre.
Maguk a torvenyhozo testiile.
tex dobjak eloszor sutba a tor.
venyt, valahanyszor az beleut.
kozik az 8 erdekeikbe.
Mikor peldaul a kongresszus
ban a letszamot kellett bizonyo:
allamokbol levagni, evekig huz.
tax, halasztottak dolgot es csal
egy felhaborodott nemzet tomeg
nyomasa kenyszeritette XII a ke
riiletek vi beosztasat.
UTgyanez ismetl6dik meg min
den egyes allamban, mikor az u.
nepszamlalasok utan vi kepviselt
keruleteket kell kihasitani es re-
gieket megszuntetni.
A vegrehajto hatalom is tul
teszi magat igen gyakran a tor
venyeken Is ma sokan ait hi
SILK, hogy Feher Haz egyil
|alkotmanyellenes rendeletet ma
six utan zuditja az orszagra.
Hogy ne is 'beszeljink allan
kormanyzokrol, akik kulonoser
a depresszio alatt elegszer tulhe
lyezkedtek a torvenyen Is akil
vegre mindig statariumot tudnal
b;rda%~: .,,:l>o %1kL1 ~,o.,, Ia
oket az allan torvenye vagy al
kotmanya.
A sheriffek es kisebb hatosag
kozegek hirhedtek rola, hogy
minden torveny es minden igaz
sag winchester vagy a negy
venkettes csoveben van, amit al
oldalukon viselnek.
] Hogy a nagyon gazdag embe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07

dolgozzanak es megigerte, hogy
annak fejeben mindannyiunknak
kifizeti, amt aznap kerestunk
Mike-tol ugyan keveset vart, de
Three Finger dolgozott rende-
sen, neki meg kiilon ket dollar
javitast is igert, ha megmarad
a munkaban.
Termeszetes, hogy mem ma.
radt.
Este megvacsoraztunk, har-
mine centeket kaptunk fejenken,
es nekivagtunk a dzsungelnak.
Szallast ugyan meg adtak vol
ma, talan reggelit is a kovetkez!
napon, de mintha attol feltiink
volna, hogyha oft maradunk, mas
nap ujra befognak bennunket q
munkaba.
Meg a tiftoni dzsungelban sem
ereztem magam biztonsagban, az.
nap ejjel vonatra ultunk Is ell.
indultunk eszaknak.
A harminc centeket azonbar
oft hagytuk Tiftonban es tehel
vonaton mar mem karomkodtunk
hanem danoltunk. Akkoriban hu.
szonot centert egy pintet adtal
Dixie orszagban es a pancso:
iveg oft volt mindannyiunk Use.
beben.
Es egy darabig, egy jo dara.
big, bizony csak az ohazabs
szant levelekben szerepeltek az
VI ruhak, meg az vi ingek. Hir.
teleneben nem vettiink meg eg,
chance-et, hogy a hobosorsto
megvaljunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
q y q p . t + i ! 4 = n

Igyon furcsan festene, ha peldaul
en- vettem yolna fe hobo-nadrag
melle.
| De azert annyit nem tudtunk
inni, legalabb en- mem tudtam,
hogy az esetet egeszen XII tudtam
volna vetni a fejemb6l es hat
azon az ejszakan nagyon sok-
szor hasra fordultam a dzsun-
gelban. Olyankor tette ezt az
ember, ha mem akarta, hogy a
cimborak szemeiben csillogo
konnycseppeket meglassak.
Es eros fogadast tettem ma
gamban, hogy hatat forditok a
vasuti sineknek, meg akkor is, ha
Mike-et erre nem tudnam ra-
venni.
Es inert alias az ember, mar
azon is gondolkoztam, hogyha
|szakadas lesz a bandaban, hogy
fogom a kenyeres cimboramat
!hatbaszurni. Hogy fogom Spot
ty-t, a ragyas kis mexicoi gye-
reket, meg Three Finger Joe-t
elcsabitani a dzsungeltol.
| Masnap reggel elo is alltam az
inditvannyal.
Megmondtam, hogy en- mem
akarok egesz eletemre csavarog-
nj, hogy el6bbutobb hozza kell
latni becsiletes munkahoz
inert soha mem lesz belolunk
semmi, ha nem forditunk hatat a
konnyelmu eletnek, a dzsungel-
max.
Macy konsternacio fogadta az
inditvanyom.
Three Finger Joe ellenkezeti
a legkevesbe, 8 farmer gyerek
volt Kansasbol, mem nagyon felt
hat az eketol es valahogy -
1najus fele volt - tavaszi sze
lehozta hozza a fold szagat, Z
louisiana meg georgia. ronak
rol.
Spottynak soha mem volt on
allo velemenye, mindig ARA sza
vazott, amire a falu, de azert egy
kicsit savanyuan jegyezte meg
hogyha dolgozni akart volna, ak
kor mem kellett volna neki fel
jonni Mexicobol.
Two Bits ellenkezett a leg
jobban, inert 3 semmikep mem
ertette meg, hogy mi lenne q
celia munkanak. Hirtelen XII.
szamitotta, hogy mem tobb, de ke
vesebb italian lesz reszunk, hs
a munkat megprobaljuk es {
huszonegy ewes gyerekek elet
untsagaval jelentette XII, hogy ne
XII semmifele magasabb ambicio
nincsenek.
Lassan azonban meggyozten
6ket, hogy a hobosag mem elet
hogy soha rendes agyban mem
alszunk, hogy betegseg eseten a;
arokpart a szallasunk es Two
Bits-nek az Greg novereire hi
vatkoztam, akiket nagyon sze
retett es akiknek 3 meg nagyobf
hazugsagokat irt, mint en- We're
belybe.
Elhataroztuk hat, hogy munk;
utan nezlnk Is ragaszkodtan
hozza, hogy EFT ne tegyuk New
Orleansban. Merit ait tudtam
hogy OFT ugyan kaphatunk neh;
munkat kikotoben, hiszen egy
egy napra eleg gyakran elsie
godtink, ha penzre volt silk
segink, de tudtam ait is, hogy
ha oft maradnank, akkor tovabl
is csak oft lenne a szallasunk /;
dzsungelban.
Abban az idoben 1oO8-ban ep
pen olyan finom vilag volt, min
manapsag es bizony nem lehetet
a dzsabokat szegrol leakasz
tani, mikor egy-egy hobo tisz
tesseges eletpalyara akart for
| dulni. -1-ss -s
j Three Finger Joe inditvanyoz
ia, hogy menjunk farmra dol
gozni, amiert en- mem rlagyon lei
l .~..~~1~~ II L
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07


! dzsungelba.
Mem akartunk tavasz vegen
sem New Yorkba felmenni, hogy
! hazulrol erkezett leveleket a
general delivery" ablaknal ell
kkrjuk, irattunk hat a colonellel
New Yorkba, hogy kuldjek
leveleinket utanunk.
Es a new orleansi halaszbar-
kakon lev6 dzsungel volt az
Sllando szallasunk, mikor le-
veleket - Two Bits meg en- -
megkaptuk.
Kllonos dolgok voltak azok
az ohazai levelek abban az ido-
ben.
Gyonyoruseg volt valamennyit
olvasni, de megis kiesett vala-
hogy a konny az ember SCENE
b6l. Nemcsak azert, inert hat
megis van abban valami, hogy
AIT a papirost oft irtak tele We
rebelyben, hogy ARA anyai kony-
nyek hullattak pecsetet, hanem
azert Is, inert mindig egy csomo
lelkifurdalast hoztak magukkal.
Az en- Edesanyam furcsa asz-
SONY volt, de ait hiszem, hogy
van olyan furcsasag minden
anyaban.
AIT Ell tudta meg viselni, hogy
atjottem a Macy wien, inert va
lahol megis kenyeret kellett ke-
resni, de arrol mar mem tudott
lemondani, hogy a szuloi szigor
kemeny kezeit utanam ne nyujt-
sa. (Szegenynek az egesz szigo-
rusaga abban merilt XII, hogy
egyszer elnadragolt egy tollsep-
r6vel.)
Pontosan szamonkerte, hogy
hany ruham, hany ingem, hany
labravalom van Is ha jo ideig
nj bevasarlasrol mem irtam, ak
kor jott level, jott a szemre-
hanyas, hogy "fiam elhagyod ma
CAD, lie lehetsz rongyolva, inert
nyolc honapja mem irtad, hogy
inget vagy cip6t vettel magad-
nak".
Macy szerencse, hogy a tenger
egy kitiino intezmeny, inert mem
lehet lecsekkolni, hogy mifele
storykat ir az ember az ovilagba.
4 legtobbszor vigyaztam ra,
aogv idonkent beszamoljak az
ii; ru.lakrol, bar hat legfeljebb ha
egy vi dzsek-coat-ot ha vettem
Otven centekert abban az idoben,
neha azonban elfeledkeztem rola,
mikor levelet irtam, hogy ideje
lenne vi ingeket vasarolni.
Es ahanyszor levelbol AIT OIL
vastam, hogy vigyazzak magam-
ra, jol viseljem magarn a mum
kaban - inert termeszetesen
mindig volt munkam az ohazaba
irt levelben, = mindig sulyos
lelkifurdalasokat ereztem. Olyan-
kor bizony mem nagyon izlett a
mulatsag, akarmilyen kedves han
gulat volt veletleniil a dzsungel-
ban.
Azon bizonyos napon az volt
a hazai levelemben, hogy a XII
sebbik batyam az onkentesi ka-
tona-evet leszolgalta es megkapta
4 tiszthelyettesi kardbojtot.
Mem irigyeltem a batyamtol
szerencset, inert amugy is SEE
rettem, hiszen egyutt koplaltuk
vegig a diak-esztendoket, meg
aztan a tavolsag a szeretetet no
velte, de azert hat mem tudtam
valami tulsagosan oriilni sem a
dolognak.
Mert az iskolaban a jobb ta-
nulo mindig en- voltam, restel-
tenn hat kisse, hogy katonatiszt
lett batyambol, en- meg lompo-
san, rongyosan, csavargokkal Ja-
rok orszagszerte es hobodzsun-
4 eel sza11asom.
Two Bits is kapott levelet,
mem tudom, hogy abban nit ir-
tax, de LATHAM rata, hogy 3 is
4 4. .-kku1 <.