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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09

the farmers and workers through
the processing tax;
(c) The waste of fertile farm
lands and the return to laborious,
primitive and subsistence methods
of production, while millions of
unemployed workers are starving;
(r) Further strengthening and
fostering monopolies among the
distributors and professors of ag-
ricultural products through the
marketing agreements and IL
censes-the Agricultural Adjust
ment Act, as :; aended, is hereby
revoked and T.. ealed.
SectiOn2. -ee term farmer" as
used in this e means any indi-
vidual who ) engaged in tilling
the soil, whether a tenant, share
cropper or owner, who operates his
farm primarily by his own labor.
None Of the benefits or rights of
exemptions from taxation granted
by this act shall apply to any land
lord or absentee owner or corpor-
alton or to any farmer who owns
more than one farm, or who op-
crates primarily with hired labor,
or to any manager or foreman of
farm.
Sec. 8. Under no circumstances
shall any farmer be evicted from
the farm on which he has titled
the soil or from the dwelling
house on that farm for the non
payment of any debt, rent, taxes
or other obligations, or because of
the termination Of any lease or
contract. To secure the farmer in
possession of his land, home and
equipment, all debts and other OBJ
legations threatening. such posses
sion are declared cancelled.
Sec. a. No farm equipment
farm improvements, livestock. or
produce on any farm shall be at
tached, seized, levied upon, or re-
moved from such farm for the non.
payment of any debt, rent, taxes
or other obligation or because of
the termination Of any lease o.
contract.
Sec. 5. Cash relief for the ne
cesslties Of life shall be afforded
to all farmers on need of relief.
I Sec. 6. Long-term crop produc.
ton loans in cash and kind shall
be made without interest to al
farmers in need of such loans.
, Sec. z. Farm, home, equipment
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09
Committees to Remain Re-
sponsible to the Farm
ers Only

and livestock long-term loans shall
be made without interest to all
farmers in need of same due to
the fact that they have suffered
the loss of farm, dwelling house.
farm equipment, farm improve
ments, or livestock, through fore
closure, eviction, seizure, attach
ment, levy, or removal. Such loans
shall be made to the individual
farmer to replace such losses as
nave been suffered by the indi-
vldual farmer through eviction.
foreclosure, seizure, levy, attach
ment,o removal, since 1921, and
to an amount sufficient to replace
such farm, house, equipment or
chattels.
Sec. 8. No determinations shall
be made in the administration of
this act because of the age. sex.
race, color, religious or political
opinion or affiliation, or national
ity Of any farmer.
Sec. 8. The moneys, feed and
seed furnished under this act shaII
not be subject to attachment, gar
nlshment, or execution for any
debt, taxes, rent, OF +her oblira-
ton.
Sec. 10. III eds for relief
and for t. nefits of this act
shall be determined by the farm.
ers designated in this act, through
committees which they themselve,
elect from their own number. The
secretary Of the treasury shall
promptly upon receipt of a certi.
lied request from the farmers o.
a community, furnish to anv in,
olVldual farmer in the community
sucn amounts as the farmer shall
certify are needed by any individ
ual farmer in the community.
Sec. IL. There is hereby appro
priated the initial sum of $4,000
100000 for the purposes of tbi
act' which sum shall be raised h,
the taxation sharply graduated nm
ward of inheritance and gifts an,
the taxation of all incomes (whatb
er OF trusts, Individuals, corpora
elons or foundations) in excess o
$4,000 per year. =
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09
Clarifies Program of the
Struggle Against AAA
Policies

NEW YORK.-The original in
tention of the Farmers Emergency
Relief bill has been made clearer
by some revisions of its provisions
by the Communist party which
proposed the bill in May of this
year.
Discussion among farmers dur
ing the past five months has shown
that the demands of the bill should
remain as they are. However, on
two points a clearer statement was
found to be necessary.
The phrasing of the original bill
on the questions of farmers COM
mittees left it possible for them
to become governmental agencies.
This was not intende-' TIC farm
ers have had plenty u experience
with governmental committees, al
lotment committees and similar IN
stitutions. These are not respon-
sible to the fa>'1e-s but are the
tools of E<!,-t.>aI and financial in
terests.
ASS Pressure
The o-hy way in which the
Farmers Emergency Relief bill will
be passed is through the mass
pressure of the farmers and work
ers throughout the country. After
it is passed the only way to in
sure that it will De carried out
will be by continued mass pres
sure and vigilance on the part of
the farmers.
The farmers of the community
want committees of their own re-
sponsible to themselves. They
themselves are to determine thei1
needs under this bill. This has
now been made quite definite I'm.
der Section 10.
The purpose of the bill has also
been made much clearer through
the revision which has been made
In the preamble. A few other i'm.
provements were also made. It i.
now stated definitely that loans tt
farmers shall be long-term ir
character.
These few but important revis
ions do not change the main points
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09
MORE CHURCHES
CLOSED IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY.-The bitter struggle
between the prevail Street government
ana the feudal church over who shall have
the advantage in exploiting the Mexican
peasants and workers, expressed itself here
IN the closing and confiscating of churches
In five states. Priests have been expelled
or deprived of their licenses. The govern
ment DISCUSSES its corrupt struggle for loot
by a pretense of moving toward "socializa-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09

Ingell, R., 90.
Henderson, c., 450.
Gronvold, U. F., 81.
For Co. Commissioner, Dist. s.
Spoklie, D., 1899.
Hunter, R., 1853.
Lutnes, c., 395.
Wankel, U. F., 124.
For Clerk and Recorder
Madsen, D., 1893.
Syverud, R., S72.
Danielsen, c., 419.
Salisbury, U. F., SO.
For Sheriff.
Madsen, D., 1911.
Markuson, R., S14.
Heiberg, c., 416.
Norton, U. F., 21O.
For County Treasurer
Kurtz, D., 1909.
Olson, R., 7S6.
copeland, c., 4S2.
Mccall, U. F., "a.
For County Assessor
Christensen, D., POST.
Grantham, c., $50.
Miller, u. F., ga.
For County Attorney
Hoven, D., 1867.
Erickson, R., 883.
For Supt. of Schools
Aasheim, D., 1877.
Raaen, R., 1897.
Swanson, c., 329.
Jacobsen, U. F., IS.
For Coroner
Nelson, D., 1856.
Jones, U. F., 113.
For Surveyor
Wheeler, D., 1495.
Rasmussen, c.. 816.
Moe, U. F., 127.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09
SINCLAIR DEFEATED
BY MERRIAM

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ALTHOUGH
the complete returns have not been COM
piled, it became definite today that Upton
Sinclair and his EPIC plan have been de-
feated by Acting Governor Merriam, an
arch-reactiOnary and one of the bloodiest
politicians California has ever seen. With
1000 out of 1921 precincts counted, Mer-
riam was holding a lead over Sinclair of
more than $4,000. The Socialist who turn
ed Democrat saw his most beautiful dream
crushed
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09
BIG RAILROADS REVEAL
SS42,OOO,OOO PROFIT

NEW YORK.-The leading railroads of
the country yesterday reported total net
profits of $342, ,842 for the first nine
months of this year, the American Railway
Association reported. This huge profit
was made after still larger payments of
bond interests, rents, leasing fees and other
profit items had been paid for.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09
$4,000 HOMELESS IN
CHINESE FLOOD

ru KAaIIFENG, Honan Province, China
Inc Yangtse river overlooked its banks
suomerglng $50 square miles in this Vi.
clnlty and destroying the homes of 10000
workers. The menace of floods in China
Is Is wei known and easy control is possible
but the Kuomintang government has ii.
verted funds from the necessary flood con-
troll IN order to buy arms to use against
tne workers of Soviet China.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09
POLICE SHOOT TWO IN
DENVER FERA STRIKE

DEM Err, CoIo.-Two workers were
shot and seriously injured and scores hurt
when police here last week opened fire en-
mass picket line seeking to stop work on
FEIA project.
Following this attack, police ralGed ev-
cry working class center in the CITY. ar
resting eN cry working class leader.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09
THREE CHILDREN KILLED
WORKING IN COAL MINE

PLAINS, Pa.-At least three children.
aged from IL to Ia, are known to have been
killed in slide near here while mininU
coal. -Four other boys from IL to is. and
one woman were injured at the same time
Officially, of course, child labor has been
abolished in the United States.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09

RENE court 1922 votes. For Social
list candidates not more than about
dozen votes were cast.
United Front Finished
The candidates of the so-called
United Front political party were
completely showed under. They
did little better than at the pri-
mary when they tried to steal the
Communist ticket. Their best man,
Charles Norton, pulled 210 votes,
about twice as many as any other
of their candidates. The two man
ayers of the affair. Larsen and
Wankel received 100 and 124 votes
respectively. Their hopes, indicat-
ed by bets, ran high. They were
absolutely confident to certainly
beat the Communist candidates and
even put some of their men into
office. However, the result of the
election shows clearly that the rad
ical element of the county has not
much use for these renegades. The
United Front political party has
no justification for existence any
longer. It has fulfilled its pur-
pose and may now be buried.
Fight Goes On
The Communist party realizes
row more than ever that it has
to work constantly and determin-
edly along the same lines it has
worked all along, fighting for re-
lief and against any discrimination,
fighting for security of farmers
and workers on their farms and
homes, fighting for the final over
throw of a system that has be-
come absolutely insane in its OPP
preston and exploitation.
Totals
The following totals were COM
piled by the Producers News. They
may slightly differ from the Of
fetal tabulation. However, we
have taken care to get the fig
ures as accurately as possible. All
% precincts are included with the
exception of the Communist vote
from the Homestead precinct.
For Senator, 6-Year Term
Wheeler, D., 2272.
Bourquin, R., S67.
Gray, c., 252.
For Senator, 2-Year Term
Murray, D., 1852.
Leavitt, R., 715.
For Representative
! Ayers, D., 1749
Felt, R., 51S.
For Chief Justice
Sands, D., 1917.
! Galloway, R., 1856.
For Associate Justice
Morris, D., 1892.
| Angstman, r., GA.
For Railroad Commissioner
| OConnell, D., 1897.
Rasmussen, R., COG.
Pyatt, c., SOP.
For Clerk Supreme Court
Porter, D., 1874.
Crosby, R., 6SS.
| Wurst, c.. 800.
For State Senator
LELAND, D.. 1893.
Angvick. R., 1890.
Evenson, c.. $50.
Larson. U. F., 100.
For State Representative
Petersen, D., ITO.
| Sparkling, R., 1918.
Laursen, c., SIC.
Jackson. u. F.. rs.
York. D.. 1869.
LELAND. R.. 1017.
Westphal. c.. s57.
McFlroy. q. F. 70.
For Co. Commissioner, Dist. l.
Tango, D., 1914.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09
NEW HUNGER STRIKE
IN POLISH MINES

kATOWICE, Poland.-FOllowing the
heroic example of the 1000 Hungarian coal
miners who struck on the Job few we Ssr,
ago, sixty Polish coal miners have strucI
Underground in protest against a decis; ;On
10 close the pit and discharge the crew
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-11-09
ELECTION

CONTINUED from page u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16

becstelen forgalmi adot ajanlja,
amely a kozterheket rarakja a
szegeny emberek vallara.
Jovedelmi adot akar behozni,
a szovetsegi jovedelmi ado min
tajara.
Olyan modon, hogy minel ma
gyobb valakinek a jovedelme,
annal tobb szazalekat veszik el
adoba.
A Sinclair javaslata az otven-
ezer dollar jovedelemmel biro
mozicsillagot vagy ofaj-crookot
mar harminc szazalek adoval
akarja sujtani.
Nagyon termeszetes, hogy Ca
lifornia sajtoja EGYHANGUAN
ellene van Sinclairnek.
A kampanyrol mem irnak, ait
agyon akarjak hallgatni es gunyt
iznek bel6le. 4-A'-n~~.~
Ha mem ICY tennek, akkor a
t6kesek minden hirdetest kiven-
nenek a lapokbol. ~~s-
I, De California nepe elkezd eb-
redni. jt@ tlvarx,s ~ -
Es bar minden lap agyonhall.
gatja ezt az erdekes jeloltet, aho'
megjelenik, ezren meg ezren hall.
gatjak. --
Mindig tobben akarnak a gyu.
leseire bemenni, mint amennyi.
nek a szamara hely van a te.
remben vagy a satorban.
Pedig talan a vilagon most
el6szor, aki jeloltet meg akar.
/ ;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16
Mem is olyan buta a n6p

ia hallgatni, annak beleptidijat
kell fizetni.
Sinclair a valasztasra szikse-
ges penzeket a polgarsagt6l keri
es otven centet kovetel belepti-
dijkent attol; aki hal1ani kivanja.
Es meg ICY is tolonganak a
satorba.
Tehat mem a teljesen lecsu-
szottak, mem a parkok lakoi, mem
hobok es bumok hallgatjak,
hanem azok, akik meg fsl tudnak
ere a celra otven centeket dig
golni.
A programme XII van nyomtat-
va, de aki olvasni kivanja, an
max ait meg kell vasarolni, inert
ingyen mem adjak.
Amig t6kes partok jeloltjei
annyi nyomtatvanyt szornak el,
hogy terdig jarnak benne az en-
berek az uccakon, addig SIN
| clair husz centet ker azert a
konyysrt; amelybe a teljes prog
ramjat beirta, -~EN -sijlH
! Es eRy felmillional tobbet ad.
tax el idaig belole.
! Mem Is olyan buta tehat 2
nep, mint atniiyehhek sokan KEEP.
zelik es mint ami1yennek a csug.
gedes pillanataiban mindannyian
kepzeljuk. -,"~.n~A --
Ha hajlandok otven meg husz
centeket fizetni, hogy Sinclair
erdekes es ertekes programja1
megismerjek, akkor a nep elkez.
| dett ebredni, akkor Californiabar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16

megint lesz a kozeljov6ben e
- foldrenges. a8 H8
Sinclairt most val6szini1e4 !
fogjak buktatni.
A kapitalistak sajt6-rin9y B.
azert kezdtek kommunistak Z
len izgatni, azert szerveztek NJ
a "vigilant" ok terror csapataj
hogy a radikalis Sinclair elle
lazitsanak, akit minden &ron
akarnak buktatni.
Ha azonban csodak csod&j&1.
a nominalast a demokrata ticko-
ten megkapna, akkor sem ige1
lesz kormanyz6 bel6le.
Merit akkor a demokratak M
guk fogjak leszurni, akkor azo6
is republikanus jeloltre fognah
szavazni. 1e~
Mert a kapitalista rendszef.
ben a ket part egymas mellctf
szepen megfer, csak a harmadllE'
part megszaletfset6l temegnek.
Ha asonban Sinclairt most q
Is buktatjak, a nsp agyyelelebeD
negindu1t niasineria, gondo1-
kozas most mar mem fog meg
allni. - ~
Ha ma nem sikeriil, akkor Va
runk a holnapra, de a varakoz&s
most mar konnyebb 1esz.
Mert ha Californiaban akad
egy felmillio ember, aki hetven
centet fizet, hogy megismerje
ennek a progressziv embernek =
meresz programjat, akkor mar
lehet bizni es hinni a jov6ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16

delyer6l. Az area csupa mosoly-
gas lett Is szep szemeit halasan
emelte ferfira.
- Koszonom, hogy elliott, -
rebegte alig hallhatoan, - meg
vallom, feltem. :.
- Mit6l? - nevetett Csak Is
egy kis divanykara iilt leany
melle.
- Mem mondom meg, - SEE
gyenkezett Ilonka.
- De megis, hat inert titko-
l6zik dragasagom? --,-~a >+s
A leany megint melegen meg
fogta a fiatalember kezet.
- Szinte idiota lettem, Ele-
mer... AIT hittem, hogy mem
! fog eljonni. Elment. :. Es
mem fog sohasem visszaterni.
Ez ketsegbeejtett... En- meg
haltam volna szegyenemben.
A grof jokedviien nevetett.
= Gyermek. -. 1! Kis gyermek.
Hat egy ferfi szavanak csak eny-
nyire bir hinni? ~1'~
- Bocsasson meg. Tobbet
mem ketelkedem. Magaban
sohasem ketelkedem, Elemer.
- Mem is szabad, = mondta
komolyan fohadnagy! = Akik
egy eleten at egyiitt akarnak
kuzdeni, akik egy eleten at aka
runk egymas segit9, szeret6 es
vigasztalo tarsai lenne, azoknak
egy lelkiik legyen Ilonka, amely
mindent egyforman gondol, min
dent egyforman tart jonak es
rossznak egymasnak minden-
ben feltetleniil higyjenek. Hiva-
talos dolgom volt, hiszen meg
irtam onnek, de mem razhattam
lie, pedig a legrosszabb idoben
jott, meg koszonni Sc volt idom.
De most lit vagyok es, - tette
hozza mosolyogva, - lit mara
dok.
A leany, ahogy mellette tilt a
ferfi, - odahajtotta fejet a f.
hadnagy vallara es szive, ha-
rom nap ota .beteg, viharosan do
Lbogo szive nyugodtan kezdett
verni es valami igen joleso er-
zes koltozott belle. Kezdte Csa-
kot megszeretni. Igazan, ugy,
ahogy egy lanynak egy ferfit
szeretni kell.
Csak EFT eszrevette es gyon-
geden megolelte Ilonkat egy
percre, aztan vidaman mondta:
Ilonka, hoztam valamit.
A lany erdeklodve fordult a
fohadnagy fele, mig ez a zsebei-
ben kotoraszott.
- Nit?
= Tudja, tegnap meg delelott
vegeztd i'm Ia hadiigyminiszteri-
umban es de1utan igen unatkoz-
va csatangoltam a Vaci ucca-
ban, nezegetve fenyes kiraka-
tokat. Egyszer csak meglatok
valamit, rogton eszembe jutott
egy mask valami, bementem es
megvettem a valamiket.
/, Egy kis zold barsonydobozt
vett el6, amelyben ket pompas
karikagyirii mosolygott egymas
mel1ett.
- Jegygyiiriik! - kialtott fe1
a lany Is a SCENE megcsillant.
Leany volt. Mem konnyen felej-
to, mem csapodar, de leany volt.
Es 6szinten megoriilt a gyiiriik-
mex, inert jegygyiiriik voltak.
| Aztan latta a Csak figyelmesse-
geb6l, hogy ennek, mem keny-
szeruseg ez a dolog, hanem ha
ICY rendeltetett, edes kotelesseg,
Megszoritotta a f6hadnagy ke-
zet melegen es ugy susogta:
- K0szonom, hogy On gon-
dolt erre. Mi van belevesve?
Tessek megnezni.
- Elemer, - olvasta Ilonka,
- 1896 sept. IL. Ilonka, 1896
sept. IL. Miert vesette belle
12-iket, az holnap lesz?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16

- Edes gyermekem, en- mar
beteges Greg ember vagyok es
erzem, hogy mem sokaig elek.
Olyan embernek ismered-e Csak
grofot, akire rabizhatod magad a
jov6ben, amikor egyediil fogsz
a vilagban allani?
- Olyannak, apam. Csakot
en- ismerem. Egg talpig becsule-
tes ember. --a~ .-~~.~-
- Is secret teged?
- Secret!
= Es te is szereted leanyom?
- Mar - szeretem.
Deer kerdezni akarta, hogy
hat Gy6z6, hogy mulhatott ICY
el Gy6z6!?... De csak annyit
mondott nagy sziinet utan:
Kozar Pestre ment, tudod?
) - Tudom, - s6hajtott Ilon-
ka Is szofnorian tette hozza: -
Kerlek apam, ha teheted, ne en-
Iitsd en- el6ttem tobbe Kozart.
Deer megolelte lanyat, akit
sokaig tartott magahoz szofitva
Is AIT varta, hogy Ilonka XII
sirja, kipanaszolja magat. De a
lany csak odasimult az apjahoz,
mint az linda ven fahoz, de
mem sirt es mem szolt. Vegre
Deer AIT mondta:
= Te okos lany vagy. Mem
kell tanacsokat adnom. Tegyel
ugy, ahogy jonak latod, kedves
gyermekem. En- mindenben a te
akaratodhoz alkalmazkodom.
ICY Ell lett hatarozva a jegy-
valtas. Igaz, hogy Domokosne
akart ellenveteseket tenni Is XII
kerdezni a tortentek fel6l lion
kat, de lanyka hallgatott, Do
mokos tanar ur pedig erelyesen
intette k feleseget.
- Ne avatkozz semmibe. Ez a
dolog egyediil Ilonkara tartozik.
Tisztaban van bizonyara a hely-
zettel es Okla van, hogy ICY tesz,
A masok sziviigyeibe beletola-
kodni csak igen kozonseges jel-
lemii emberek szoktak. TIE sem
miesetre Sc tedd. Ha rosszul va
lasztott Ilonka, maid megbiinteti
st az elet es az eleg keserti csa-
pas lesz neki. De csak magat
okolhatja akkor. Es az a leg
jobb, mikor az eletben e1tevesz-
tett dolgainkert senkinek sem te-
hetunk szemrehanyast, csak ma
gunknak. Semmit Sc szolj. En-
kerlek erre.
Domokosne hozza volt szokva
hogy engedelmeskedjek a ferje-
mex, akinek Macy szellemi fole-
nyet mindenkor elismerte >maga
felett. Ugy tett, ugy jart Ell az
Ilonka hazassaga dolgaban, mint
ha ez megvaltozott helyzet a
legtermeszetesebb lenne. Joked.
VII intezkedeseivel meg Ilonkat
is felderitette.
Mondom, komor, es6s delutan
volt, mikor Csak felment Deer
ekhez. A lany, amint a f5hadna-
gyot meglatta az ablak alatt
szinte megrettent. De .aztan a
harom nap ota szivere szallt kod
oszlani kezdett Is mosolyogva
izgatottan varta Csakot.
Csak ugyanis, ahogy a mulat-
sag utan hazakiserte Deereket
azota mem volt lit. Annak XII.
lonben az volt az Okla, hogy hi
vatalos dologban masnap a f.
varosba kellett utaznia Is csak
ma delbe jott haza. Ilonka teha,
mem minden remeges nelkul 70.
gadta a gr6fot. Maskor, ha jott
a f6hadnagy, leany nagyon
oriilt kedves pajtas latogatasa-
max Is most, amikor Csaknak
joga, SIT kotelessege volt jonni
valami megmagyarazhatatlan f.
lelemmel varta fiatalembert.
Csak derulten, SGT szokatlan
jokedvvel 1epett be a kis nap
paliba. amelyben Ilonka varta
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16


ragyogo rubin k6 volt. Egett,
mint maga a szerelem. - Az
ekszeresz AIT mondta, hogy most
az ilyen gyirik a divatosak,
inert en-, - aki mem ertek az
ilyesmihez, - tiltakoztam a ko-
vek ellen, de hat ha ez a diva
tos, hat rendben van a dolog.
Csak ait mem tudom jo lesz-e
maganak?
Mihez merte az enyemet,
- gyonyorkodott leany a gyi-
riiben Is odaadta a f6hadnagy-
max, aki megfogta 1lonka gylrus
ujjacskajat, megcs6kolgatta, az
! tan felhuzta "a a gyiiriit, amely
eppen raillett. zssE-.,s e.
= E. esakugyan jo - oralt
a fohadnagy. - Az en- kis ujja-
mon lev6 gyiiruhoz, ehhez a ne
feletseshez mertem. Emlekeztem,
hogy egyszer ezt a kis gyiiriit
maga felhuzta trefabol kozeps6
ujjara es jo volt. Ehhez mertem
aztan jegygylriit is. -
! A leany odasimult a fiatalem-
berhez melegen susogta:
- Maga mindenre emlekszik.
Maga egy kdes, jo, figyelmes flu.
Elemkr.
- Es esak ennyit kapok a
gyiirukert? - mondta Csak tet-
tetett szomorusaggal es maya
ujjara is felhuzta gyiirut.
Ilonka megertette a fiatalem-
bert. Mind a ket karjaval ma.
gahoz olelte a fohadnagy sz6ke
fejet es ugy tartotta sokaig, az.
tan osszecsokolta.
= Ma, mondta lany derii1
ten, - meg van elegedve?
| - Meg, = mosolygott a fo
hadnagy es most 8 csokolta osz
sze Ilonkat.
| Aztan atmentek az elnok III
szobajaba, aki eloszor igen Won
tatva beszelgetett Csakkal, de
mikor latta, hogy Ilonka milyer
jokedvii es deriilt, 3 is felvidult
es AIT gondolta, hogy hat ugy
van minden jol, ahogy tortent
Csak pedig ami kiilonber
regi dolog, = egy igen kitiino
finom es okos ember.
| Csak akkor este Deereknel va
csoralt es Domokosne olyan va
csorat keszittetett, amely kisebt
lakomanak is megfelelt volna
Mem mondtak, hogy ma eljegy
zest iilnek, de a nagysagos asz
SONY, az ebedlonek minden csil
larjat felgyujttatta, Domokos ta
mar ur pedig a vacsora vegen
mem felallva, poharral a keze
ben, csak ugy tarsalogva, olyar
remek beszedet intezett a fiata
parhoz, hogy az asztalnal min
denkinek konny gyiilt szemebe
| AZ Greg szocialista, ha akarta
nemcsak kozgazdasagi dolgok
rol tudott beszelni, hanem a sziv
lelek erzelmeir6l is, az flyer
beszedeibe is belesz0tte a "let
kuzdelmeket', "nyomort", /;
"szenvedest", a "let keserveit"
de sotet targyakat teleszort;
iszines sz6viragaival, mint a ia
lvaszi napsugarak fennyel teller
kifagyott ven, reves fatorzseket
! - Merit az igazi szerelem
edes gyermekeim, - vegezt'
az Greg beszedet, - amely a.
elet nyomoraban meg jobbal
osszekapcsolja a ferfi szivet
no szivevel, hazassagban val
csak! Akkor sziiletik, mikor egy
mast megismerjiik Is becsuljuk
tiszteljiik. Az ifjusag szerelm'
csak vonzalom, tavaszi nap
max egy el6re vetett sugara. A
szerelem csak ezutan jon. E;
sem bal, sem betegseg, sem nyo
NOR. sem bun, ket szivet, amely
egymast igazan szerette, el soh;
mem valaszthat. Mert a szerett
sziyek te1e vannak szerelem-