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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02

bringing pressure TO bear at
Marking and elsewhere TO
close the deal whereby China
viii put herself in the hands
of Nippon.
Focr years ago. China was on the
point II asking America and the
League ~ Nations 20 undertake the
rehabilitation ~ China. according 10
a modified plan originated by the
late DR.. sun Yat-Sen. the republic S
George Washington.
Tsis plan called for the rebuilding
Of her cities. the construction OF
thousands az miles of highways and
railroads. the creation Of modern
ports. generalization Of her non
dcscriDt armies and their re-employ-
mcu- on public works.
But China moved too slowly.
Pride. In the first place, prevented
her from taking a leaf out Of the
book OK austria, which called IN
a Hollander. DR.. Alfred zimmerman,
and made him virtual recOnstruc-
ton dictator at Vienna. In the sec
ond place, Japan struck shortly
afterwards in ManChuria and at
Shanghai. and before the smoke Of
battle cleared away, China had lost
the initiative.
Depression Wrecks China
Japan warned China and the rest
of the world that eastern Asia was
her special zone, and that neither
the League nor any Of the great
powers was wanted as tutor or
guardian Of the struggling Chinese.
.Tapan announced a Monroe Doc
trine Of her own over that vast area
and bluntly told all others TO keep
out
Meantime. China's predicament
has grown steadily worse. From the
boom times which she enjoyed long
after the depression hit the rest
of the world. she is now on the
tOboggan.
More than 30 days ago it was an
nluncCd In these columns that the
silver policy Of the United States
is threatening the stability of China
and driving that country into the
army of Nippon. Today's dispatches
indicate that such is about to be
ChinaS fate.
Western Powers Too Late
As gold was boarded in gold coun-
tries. silver Is being driven into hid
Ing in China. Her monetary sys-
tenn is lettering. Silver can not be
found to meet maturing obligations
and carry on current business.
Into the breach has stepped Nip
pom. She has offered to save China
at q price. That price apparently
is 10 dismiss foreign advisers and
pace japanese in KEY positions IN
the Comtry's financial, economic
and military establishments.
There are reports that Washing
ton. London and other western Capi-
tails. alarmed over what IS taking
place. are TRYING 10 effect an elev-
enth-hour rescue. Many beieve they
NAV be seeking 10 lock the door
after the horse is gone.
Japan would almost certainly OBJ
rect 10 any expansion Of American
and European influence in ASIA AZ
this time. She has officially init
mated that any saving OF China
must be left 70 Nippon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Stevenson Rites Set

The body OF Miss Edith Steven
son, former indianapolis resident,
who was killed in an automobile
accident in Washington, d. c.,
Wednesday, will be brought to In
dianapolis, where funeral services
will be held at 1920 Monday in the
Hisey & Titus Funeral Home, 951
N. DelaWare-st. Burial will be in
Crown Hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Building Propeller

Cut a paper template of the pro-
peller blade according to the plan
and dimensions in diagram. Out
line from the template the two
blades on lie inch balsa. Cut out
with razor blade.
Force a hole with pin or needle
in the exact center of the hub block
on the i inch X q inch surface for
propeller shaft.
Now apply cement TO the slots in
the hub block and place blades firm
~ in position. Hold them solidly
until cement has thoroughly hard
ened
Then sandpaper blades. shaping
them as shown in the cross-Section
diagram and rounding edges of the
hub. Be sure the propeller is evenly
balanced after sandpapering.
With the propeller finished We will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Model Building Grows
as Aviation Progresses
Industry Offers Great Opportunity to Members of
INDIANAPOLIS Times Squadron.

days century Leonardo Da vinci
model of machine after the wing flap
advanced the of being
among the leading world industries
The OF model airpane building has kept pace with aviation
building
the will fly like apanes
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YOUTHS BETWEEN AGES
OF 10 AND 18 ELIGIBLE
Can Become Members of Squadron
by Forwarding Coupon.

Youths between the ages Of 10
and 18 can join The Indianapolis
Times Squadron by filling in the
coupon appearing in today's editions
of The Times, and forwarding it to
the Junior Aviation Editor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Chief of Air Service
Scripps Howard Junior Aviator

VOU can always find . interest
L ing things to talk about
around airports. A chap asked me
the other day what I thought
about the weather between
where we were and where we were
going. The last report didn't
look so good" said THE wealth
er looks fine here" he came back.
We'll, right here isn't so i'm
portant," I said. you'll only be
here a few minutes anyhow. There
may be bad weather beyond those
innocent looking clouds"
Which means you can't
judge by appearances. For ex-
ample
Some years ago when I was in
the Navy I was detailed to test
a new Curtiss racer. The nearest
flying field was Mitchell Field, an
Army post. So e.. while my ship
was being finished I dropped over
to Mitchell to borrow a plane and
make some landings to become IA
miliar with the approaches.
We seldom wore uniforms on
such duty. My attire on that oc-
casion was hot" Something like
this golf cap. brown Norfolk
coat, checkered plus tours, golf
socks, a tie with color all its own.
A De Haviland was brought out
for me. The De Havilands were
two-seater fighters and couldn't
be flown without either a man or
a 50-pound bag of sand in the
rear seat.
l motioned to one of the en-
listed men holding the wing to
hop in and take ride. He shook
his head no" 1 waved to the
other chap. He was ignoring me.
This piqued my pride q. Navy
mechanics were always glad to
ride with me. However, I had a
sandbag showed in and made a
few landings. Then I sought out
the sergeant, curious to know
why those two men wouldn't fly
with me.
Lieutenant" he said, "one of
those men said to me, Sarge, you
can't tell me any guy dressed like
that can fly"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong to:
sedan. found BY sheriff stripped of wheels
and tires.
L. A. Johnson. 1880 Hoyey-st. Chrysler
coach. found at 52nd-st and College-ay
Jesse Snodgrass, 1889 Comar-av. Chew
rolet coach found Oy owner stripped TWO
front wheels and tires. and battery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02

The South Side Townsend Old
Age Pension Club Will meet at 7;30
tonight in Odd Fellow Hall, Cot
tage-av and Olive-st. Toney E.
Flack will be the principal speaker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02

of power to weight, except in gas
engines.
Octave Cahnute, a Well-knOWn
American engineer, experimental at
Dune Park, Indiana, in 1896, with
numerous gliders and his findings
have aided greatly the development
of heavier than-air craft.
1t was Chanute who advised the
Wright brothers from the very first
experiments until flying was actually
accomplished.
First American Plane
The first American to build an
airplane was S. P. Langley, head of
the Smithsonian Institution, in 1896.
He repeatedly flew over the Potomac
River in a plane which he success
fully experimental with in models
first. Later, through exhaustive eX-
periments with models, he secured
an appropriation of $4,000 from the
United States War Department and
built for the Government similar
machines of man-carrying size pow
cred with gas engines.
Wilbur and Orville Wright of Day.
ton, O., in 1900, aided by experiments
of other air pioneers and with mod
els in wind tunnels were able to
make flights in gliders of nearly 400
feet at Kitty Hawk, N. G.
In 1903 the brothers equipped a
glider with a 25-horse- power oil
motor weighing 25C pounds, driving
two propellers. They made four
flights in calm air, the longest of
which was even Shorter than the
flights made by Langley in 1896.
But this pioneered the way for the
light aero gas engines. Other
famous sages Of the new air indus
try followed in their steps and great
progress was made during the next
few years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
FIRE REPORTS
Townsend Pension Club to Meet

SATURDAY
SOS y. DrexeI -. .... SOS A. NJ sil0
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Flies English Channel

Louis Bleriot, one Of the earliest
among successful airplane builders,
flew across the English Channel in
1909, in a Bleriot monoplane setting
a new record for the other pioneer
builders to aim their efforts toward.
The World War did much to bring
aviation to the fore and with the
war, the industry leaped forward in
stantly. In June, 1917, the first
American trained fliers, 20 in all,
arrived in France. When the ARMS
tice news set the world to rejoicing
in November, 1918, more than 1000
men we're ready for service and
many more were training.
The success of the early develop
ment of the modern airplane can be
ascribed to a small number of men
-Chanute, Langley, the Wright
brothers, Penaud, Bleriot, Lilienthals
and Voisins. True, many more
should be named but these men rank
high among the pioneers.
Since Lindbergh's fight across the
Atlantic, Byrd's flight over the
north pole. Chamberlin's famous
fight from America to Berlin and
the accomplishments of many 9TH
ers, America has been looking for
ward with keen interest to trans
Atlantic plane service,
Wide knowledge Gained
Model experiments are playing an
important part in this development.
Every design of construction and
nearly every new device for the lar
ger planes are first tried on models
in air tunnels, thus saving valuable
equipment and lives yearly.
The modern youth Will gain wide
knowledge of aerodynamics by build
ing and designing small crafts which
he can fly and test. Youthful build
ers are aiding the industry to a
marked degree by improving and
adding new inventions to the smaller
ships.
Most of the successful senior
builders and fliers of today gained
a wide knowledge through models
and started their careers by build
ing models.
The industry is new and presents
the modern youth with great oppor-
tunity as well as fascinating voca-
ton.
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next bend the shaft This is made
from music wire and is shaped &C
cording to illustration.
When the shaft is completed, in
sert in the propeller hub and turn
the end back into the hub nose and
apply a drop of cement to hold 1t
firmly in place.
Place two washers or a small glass
bead on the shaft and slide it
through the thrust bearing. The
bead or washers reduce the friction
between the propeller and the bear
ing.
Attach Rubber Motor
The rubber motor can now be at
tached to the hooks. Take single
strand Of rubber slightly longer than
the distance between the two rub
Der hooks and tie small loops at
each end Attach one loop TO the
front rubber hook and the other
end to the rear rubber hook and
your rubber motor is completed.
So far we have completed the
motor stick and the propeller and
We are now ready to construct the
wing and tail unit. a later article
We will give you the detailed IN
structions for building these two
members.
You will find that the wood sizes
listed in materials need are in most
cases more than is actually needed
in building this model We have
listed materials in the sizes that are
sold by stores. If you will save the
leftover pieces you will have enough
to build many of the parts Of other
models to be described later in this
series.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07

liik kerdezni, hogy ez esetben
inert mem alltak ort, hogy csorba
ne essex rata farmokon es
abban banyaban?
De talan megis jobb lesz, ha
kerdest senki nem fogja fell
tenni.
Mert konnyen zavarba lehetne
hozni a haza hoseit, akik bizo-
nyara igazat akarnanak felelni.
Es ha az igazat mondanak meg,
akkor bevallanak, hogy a legio
tagjai bizony eppen oft voltak
azok kozt "a "vigilante"-k kozt,
akik nem megvedtek, de felrug-
tax az alkotmanyt.
Hazudik hat a legio plakatja
vagy a legio california; tagjai
csinaltak maguknak vi idealokat,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07

TAFT, hogy lehet6leg csak egy napi munka-
veszteseg legyen banyaban.
A flu csendben vart, amig Blackford XII
adta rovid utasitasait, aztan gyorsan nek-
iramodott az utnak A f6felugyel6 kenytelen
volt lepest tartani sieto fickoval. Beszelge-
tesre mem volt alkalmas ez rohanas.
Felmentek Double Oak Mountain oil
dalan, atvagtak gerincen hires tolgyfak
mellett es alaereszkedtek Possum Valleybe.
Lefele menet sem lassitott a flu Blackford
raismert ARA helyre is, ahol csapdaba ke-
riilt. Az osveny olyan meredeken lejtett le
fele, hogy Blackford ARA gondolt, hogyan le-
het ezt fefele megmaszni?
A volgyben mind siirubb vadonon veze-
tett at az ut, de flu ezen is ugy sietett
el6re. hogy vissza sem neze Blackfordra.
Elertek folyo kornyeket tit mar tobb tisz-
tas volt. tavolabb pedig mar vetes is zoldelt.
a flu folernelte kezet es egy kies ligetrc
mutatott:
= OFT van szolt aztan eltiint ha-
TUX mogotti erd6 siirijeben.
Blackford folytatta utjat, mig hazhoz
ert. Messzir6l kicsinynek tetszett, de most,
hogy odaert latta, hogy nagy epulet, amely
gerendakbol epult es siiriilevelu fax vettek
koril. Szeles tornac volt haz elott es apolt
gyep teriilt el folyoig. A kis kikotoben apro
csonakot rngatott viz.
Shackleford meglatta kapujabol "a nezde-
l6d6 f6felugyelot. Tagbaszakadt, vallas, 20
mok ferfi volt, nagy feje allandoan rezgett
egy kicsit, szemei szintelen halszemek
Surii szemoldoku. oszbecsavarodott ember,
akinek arcan rata tilt tudatos ero nyu-
godtsaga.
= Jojjon be! Jojjon be! - menydor-
gott mey hangjan.
Blackford megindult kapu fele, tudta,
hogy ez Shackleford Ben baratsagosan inte-
getett fel karjaval es megismetelte nagyhan-
gu hivogatasat. Blackford beleult nadfonatu
hintaszekbe de meg mindig ait hitte, hogy
almodik
= Mem vart ilyesmit, ugy-e? - mond-
ia Shackleford ravasz mosollyal, - nagyon
is sep ez haz, az erdo melyen, igaz-e?
Nagyon is sep - felelte Blackford.
- Igen bizony. Jo csomo penzbe kerut,
de megerte = meselte Shack1eford jokedvu
csevegessel - Latja, kozben feln6tt la
nyom S mem akartam, hogy olyan legyen,
mint en-, exert mindent megtettem erte amt
csak lehetett Brminghamben iskolaztatam S
mindent megkapott, amt ohajtott.
= Ismerem lanyat = szolt elismeroen
Blackford = talalkoztam vele hegyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
SzeIid zokszo az ujsagosokhoz
CONDOS sANDoR

A korelnoki seek ma engem
illet az amerikai magyar ujsag-
irok soraban es ezen jusson
sirnanl el panaszomat a nyilya-
nossag elott ugy. hogy a ma
gunk bajairol szolok.
Par honap el6tt mindnyajan
olvastuk Himler Marion irasat
hogy baj van az Greg ujsagirok
koriil. Olyan erok, mint Yartin
Jozsef, Linek Istvan, Mark Bella
P6lya Laszlo nemcsak kenyer
nelkil vannak, de remenyiik
sincs ARA, hogy valahol elhe-
lyezkedhessenek.
A felszolalasnak nem volt cred
menye, de ami meg kulonosebb
mem volt visszhangja sem. Meg
jo, Greg kartarsam. Csongrady
Kornel Sc szolalt meg, akivel
ugyan joforman mindnyajunknak
volt harca. de aki harcok da-
cara mindig huseges partfogoja
volt a gondokkal terhelt kolle-
gaknak.
Az amerikai magyar ujsagirok-
max egyik legnagyobb hibaja az
hogy egyinast mem akarjuk esq
revenni, facsak olyankor nem
an1ikor iithetnek egymason ala
posan Koztunk ugyan irhat Hal
du Wendell kincseket ero cikkeket
u south bendi magyar hetilapba
ugyan kinek jutna eszebe az,
d1ogy az olvasok figyelnet felhiv-
- 4 messze ESQ kartars munkaja-
n? Fulop Ilona mesebe lilo iras-
ban szamolhatott be arrol, hogy
nit tapasztalt Flemingtonban q
Hauptman targyalason, egyetlen
Iap Sc akadt, amely ait ujra ko-
x6lte volna olvas6i erdekeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
IRTA: CONDOS sANDOR

Hej pedig, tisztelt urak es valo-
gatott ciganylegenyek, berama-
zasra erdemes volt Fulop Ilona
cikke.
Arrol jutott mindez eszembe
hogy az Amerikai Magyar Nep-
szava hasabjain az Ell jeles kar-
tarsam es kedves uram -ocsem
Nadanyi Pal "Kozbeszolasok" ci-
mil rovataban varatlanul es hirte.
lenul felfedezett valamit, amit
erdemes ujsag gyanant sietve
enekelt meg. Felfedezte NADIA
nyi Pal szoszerint a kovetkezo-
ket:
Rendkivil erdekes kerdest
vet fel Arthur Brisbane, kivalc
publicista, azzal a dontessel kap.
csolatban, amt az orszag a bon
dok aranyzaradeka ugyeben val
a szovetsegi legfelsobb birosag-
tol. AIT kerdezi Brisbane, hogy
honnet veszi maganak a szovet
segi legfelsobb birosag ait a 10.
got, hogy alkotmanyellenesnek
mondjon XII ICY megsemmisit
sen, hatalytalanitson olyan tor.
venyeket, amiket az orszag meg
valasztott kepviseloi es megva
lasztott choke hoznak?
Jo masfel hasabos cikket szar
Nadanyi kartarsam ennek Bris-
bane-fele rovidke irasnak olyar
beallitasban, mintha a kivalt
amerikai ujsagiro valami vi dol
got sutott volna el.
Nagyon meglepett, hogy olyar
gyakorlott ujsagiro, mint NADIA,
nyi Pal, ennyire elmaradt a vi
lagtol. Ugy latszik, hogy "a
Hearst lapokon kiviil egyebe1
mem olvas. Amerikai magyar la
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
HOL Van A LECI0 ILYENKOR?

ben Californiaban a munkasokat
gyilkoltak es meg ma is gyil-
koljak.
A szervezkedni mereszlo me-
zei munkasokat megtizedelik, S
egy banya sztrajkolo munkasai
ellen hadsereggel, a cs6cselek
piszkos hadseregevel vonultak.
Ezeket a gyilkossagokat, tize-
deleseket, cs6cselekbe ver6dott
gazemberek csinaljak, akik "Vi-
gilante' bizottsagoknak nevez:k
magukat, akiket az allamhata-
lom nem akar ebben a becstelen
munkaban gatolni
Minthogy azonban legio
nagyjai leghatalmasabban ta-
Ian eppen Californiaban beszel-
mex, miutan talan eppen abban
az allamban ''vedelmezik" leg
erelyesebben az amerikai alkot-
manyt, erdekes kerdes, hogy a
tisztelt leg:o NIT tud, vagy tud-e
ezekrol dolgokrol.
Mem tud rola, akkor legi6
parancsnokai es tagjai mem szok-
tax csak legaljasabb lapokat, a
Hearst ujsagokat olvasni.
Ha tudnak rola, akkor erdemes
lenne megtudni, hogy hol volt
Californiaban ezekben az evek-
ben az a bizonyos alkotmany Is
hol voltak annak orz6i?
Az alkotmanyunk tudvalevo-
leg nemcsak megengedi, de egye-
nesen garantalja a szabad seer
vezkedest es szabad szot, ell
lenben sulyosan megtiltja, hogy
csocselekke verodott gazemberek
garazdalkodjanak Is uralkodja-
max egy allamban.
Ha tehat a legienak olyan ma
gyon, olyan borzasztoan faj az
alkotmany, talan meg lehetne to.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07

pokat bizonyosan mem olvas.
Mert Supreme Court hatalmi
tulkapasat mem Arthur Brisbane
allapitotta meg, hanem pontosan
tizenegy het elott Robert S. Al
len Washington ujsagiro egy elo-
'adas kereteben, nyomtatasban pc
dig tiz hettel ezefott "Kilenc
ven bolcsek" cim alatt Himler
nyomdaban megjelent osszes la
pok Nadanyinal reszletesebben
= es tegyuk hozza alaposab-
ban targyaltak EFT a kerdest.
A tisztelettel felulirottnak van
egy nagy gyengeje. Jobb hijjan
azzal tolti az idejet, hogy az ame-
rikai magyar lapokban megjelent
jo irasokat sietve leforditja elo-
kelo amerikaiak reszere es szet-
kuldozgeti azzal a megjegyzes-
sell:
Nezzetek! A lebecsiilt
hunky faj ujsagiroi ICY irnak.
Arthur Brisbane is innen kap-
ia adatait a Youngstown Ma
gyar Hirlap alapjan.
Ma az Amerikai Magyar Nep-
szava a legjobban szerkesztett
es legelterjedtebb magyar napilap
leven, bizonyos joggal varhat-
nam ait, hogy meltanyos legyen
sajat kenyeren elokkel SEEM
ben. Ne vagodjek budapest
ujsagiro neveltsegu Nadanyi Pal
hasra valami el6tt csak azert,
inert ait yeletlenil Arthur Bris-
bane irta. Jusson eszebe, hogy
Brisbane Arthurnal sokkal ma
gyobb tehetsegekct valtott XII a
magyar ujsagirodalom Is hogy
nekiink a rnagunk fajtajabol va
lok irant kell lelkesednunk elso-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
4 BOLDOGSAG ARA E

Kellemetlen kelyzetb6l szabaditott XII
- Persze! Emiatt mar izenni is akartam
maganak. Nagyon ori1tem hogy eppen akkor
jart ARA lanyom. Szeretem, hogy. ment
ARA $ mem egyik emberem, inert lanyom
tudta, NIT kell tenni.
Blackford csendben folytatta szemlel6-
dest: his arnyeku fax alatt baromfi tollasz-
kodott, kover kacsak docogtek Macy komo-
yan folyo fele, hatterben csinos istallok
altak. Mem szivesen teri at j0vetelenek tar
gyara.
Felesleges kerilgetnem dolgot, Mr..
Shackleford - kezdett beszedhez Black
ford, - ha mar beszelt Allennel, akkor
ugyis tudja, NIT kivanok.
Bob vaamiben ellenkezett es maga
ere kitette a sziiret. Szeretnem hallani az
esetet magatol is
Helyes! Megmondtam Bob Allennek,
hogy mem tiirok szeszesitalt telepen. Ugy
latszik Allen ugy velte, hogy ebbol bonyo-
dalom tamad kett6nk kozott. Mem akartam
ont abban hitben hagyni, hogy en- titokban
cselekszem.
- Nagyon orulok, hogy EFT tette = boz
logatott Shackleford helyeselve - magam is
szeretem ha neven nevezik a gyermeket
Blackfordot lefegyverezte az ember SEE
lid beszede es nyajas, baratsagos modora.
Mem tudta ugyan elore, hogy milyen fogad-
tatasban lesz resze, de ilyenre semmiesetre
sem szamitott. Ratekintett Shackleford ire
sen logo kabatujjara.
= Ugy hallottam, hogy maga is banyasz
volt. Ha ez igaz, akkor jol tudja, hogy NIT
jelent palinka banyaban. Mem engedhe-
tenn meg palinkat azoknak, akik mind sa-
jat mind a tarsaik eletevel jatszanak.
- Fiam, amit en- csinalok, annak SEM
mi koze maga telepehez - mondta Shack
leford. = En- sohasem avatkozom belle mas
max dolgaba, mem kefdezek senkitol sem
nit, de mem is teszek semmi olyat, amit SEE
gyelnem kellene. Ha valaki idejon hozzam
es oyasmit akar venni tolem, amit gyartok,
ugy izlet lesz belole, ha megfelel6 arat XII
nal Mar jo ideje, hogy ezt csinalom es csi-
nalni fogom ezentul is
Blackford mas oldalrol probalta megfog
nj dolgot.
- Mem gondolja, hogy felfogas egy
cseppet sem humanus?
Shackleford eltunodott egy pilanatig, az
tan eleg hangosan kerdezte:
- Peg!... Nit jelent az, hogy hum.
humanus?
(Folytatjuk)