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Evening star., 1935-12-01

Over here the idea seems to be
rather common among many Ameri-
cans who have a few dollars in the
bank, drive car and think our her
itage as a "free people" entities them
to all sorts of liberties short of murder,
that cops are just bunch of meanies
who spend their time distributing
tickets for overtime parking and inter-
fering with harmless" fun such as
waking the neighbors with festive din
TT is fact not supposition, that
many persons regard policemen as
collection of hard-boiled individuals
with stuck-up ideas about the au-
thority of their badges, uniforms ana
guns-bullies with bad tempers and
worse manners; generally incompetent
public servants who take orders from
superiors with little more mental
wealth and execute them clumsily:
pests whose purposes are to be de-
feated, hobbled and hampered by every
device not likely to invoke legal re-
prisals.
A ride in a police radio cruiser
demonstrated to me that this attitude
exists In Washington, as elsewhere
and suggested it was unfair. Two
hours in the company of Inspectors
L. I. H. Edwards and Edward j. Kelly
Lieut.. James L. Kelly, head of the de-
partment's radio division, and other
policemen, buck privates on beat
and gold-badged officers behind q desk
indicated convincingly:
That policemen are proud of thei,
badges, uniforms and records, but
rarely so impressed by their own i'm
portance that they are overbearing.
That they are quick thinking and
| quick acting. skilled and respectful
That they pay attention to Their
Jobs and strive to carry out their as
signments efficiently and with MIMI
mum Of grumbling.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Electric Soil Heating.

Electric soil heating for the hot
beds of small growers and hobby"
gardeners is provided through q new
wiring assembly. 1t plugs In any out.
let, can be set to maintain any tenn
perature from 80 degrees to 100 de-
grees by twist Of q knob.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
China Clipper Forerunner
OF Big Ships, Says Sikorsky
Builder Forecasts 40 to go Ton Flying Boats
Making Daily Trips Across
Oceans.
By Joseph E. Edeerfon.

>E aston China Clipper which inauglrating
the Pacific Ocean and which the apans
in service in the world merely forernner truly
flying which will
few in the opinion Of Igor sikorsy pioneer builder the
clipper ship type.
sikorsky
Evening star., 1935-12-01
DRIVE SANER AS SANTA CLAUS NEARS AVIATION
Thanksgiving Celebrated
Throughout Motor World
Reduction of Fatalities, Saner Driving, Better
Streets, Improved Autos and Sales
Cause of Rejoicing.
ByG. adams Howard.

Thanksgiving Thursday appropriately should
OF reflections the ac and automobile world
Several things to mind that ought to be thankful
behind driving the highways
of Columbia S noticeable
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Guide

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1935-12-01

Construction policies that viii de-
velop 'streamlined" highways ade-
quate to serve Americas streamlined
automobiles will be advanced at the
approaching Convention Road Show
Of the American Road Builders Asso-
citation in Cleveland January 20-24,
according to William P. Mcdonald,
president Of the association.
Mr.. Mcdonald declares that public
interest in the national highway pro-
gram Is more intense than at any
previous time within the last six
years, and that the convention pro-
gram will include detailed considera-
ton of many new factors that have
entered highway development, includ-
ing the pressing demands for con-
6sructing highways designed to meet
Evening star., 1935-05-17
Georgians Dance
At ShOreham Hotel

The Georgia State Society will hold
a ball tonight in honor of the press
in the west ball room of the Shoreham
Hotel, Dancing will start at $50
O'Clock and last until ! o'clock.
Georgians who will be the guests of
honor include the First Assistant Post
master General and Mrs. Harlee
Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlysle Bar
geron, Mr.. Morgan Baker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Glad
stone Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
MCGOWAN, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Tiller, Mr.. and Mrs. x. Foster Murray,
Mr.. E 8. Rochester, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
S. Dure, jr,; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
]. Hamilton, jr.; Mr.. Ralph ]. Kelly,
Mr.. Jacques Futrelle. jr; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Ragsdale, Mr.. w. M. Hilley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brannon. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Bon Lewinski, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Heiman, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. Butterfly, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Irwin,
Mr.. Tom Stokes, Mr.. Cole Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Clark. jr.;
Mr., Francis Lemar. Mr. Russell Smith,
Mr.. William Harris, Mr., and Mrs. j.
c. McAullffe and Mr.. Thomas j. Ham
ilton.
The members of the Floor Commit
tee for the evening will be Represent
ative B. Frank Whelchel, Mr.. Theo-
dore Tller, Mr.. Robert Fechner, Mr..
Ashley Sellers. Mr.. Horace Russell,
Evening star., 1935-05-17
Concert Staged at
Roosevelt School

One of the delightful events OF the
week end, Of an artistic nature, will
be the Spring concert by Lisa Gar
diner and her group Of dancers, to-
morrow night at $3.50 O'Clock, In
Roosevelt Auditorium, when many
weil-known Washingtonians will be
present, including Col. Kenyon Joyce
commanding officer at Fort Myer. and
Mrs. Joyce, DIR. and Mrs. Camp STAN
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall Finnan
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Yaden, Mr.. anG
Mrs. c. Melvin Sharp. DIR. and Mrs
Stephen z, Kramer and other official'
Of the Capital City.
In compliment to Miss Lisa Gardiner
the ushers for the concert will include
members of the Alice Louise Hunter
Studio OF Dance, among them being
Miss Dorothy Manning, Miss Marie
Robinette, Miss Shirley Rowe, Mis-,
Dorothy Greasely, Miss Gere Del
Sale, Miss Marjorie McGann, Mis-.
Gertrude Elmendorf and Miss FAITH
Howell.
Tickets for the concert are to b<
had now at the Willard, the American
Automobile Association headquarters
the Hotel Washington and the Frank
lin Administration Building, as we'll as
at Roosevelt Auditorium tomorrow eve
ming at 1880 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-05-17
Norwegians of D. G..
Celebration Tonight

The Norwegian Society of the Dis
trict announces its annual 17th oi
May celebration tonight in the Wash
ington Club, at Seventeenth and K
streets, with program and dancing
AL Norwegians in the District are In
vited.
There will be addresses by the Min
lister, M, de Munthe Morgenstierne
and Representative Knute Hill oi
Washington. The musical program
will consist of a Grieg sonata fol
piano and violin by Mr.. H. G. Rust
and Mr.. N. Gottlieb; alse violin piano
arrangements OF Norwegian airs ant
dances, arranged by Mr.. Rust. Solo,
will be sung by Miss Hazel Bergstron
Cake, with Miss Klara Kammeruc
as accompanist.
Evening star., 1935-05-17
Unique Ceremonies
Greet Bridal Pair

FORT WASHINGTON, May IT.
Lieut. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Pittman
returned to the post last Sunday after
noon after wedding trip to Atlantic
City, New York City and West Point,
n. Y.
The wedding of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Pittman took place at Army Medical
Center on Saturday, April 81, 1898. at
the Memorial Chapel Chaplain John
S. Kelly, United States Army, oficiat-
ing.
Mrs. Pittman, formerly Jennie Hilda
Holm, is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Holm of St. Ignace, Mich. The
bride attended Army School of Nurs-
ing, Walter Reed General Hospital,
Washington, D. c., graduating with
the class of 80, accepting a commits
sion In the Army Nurse Corps as Sec
ond lieutenant upon graduation.
An escort of honor under command
Of Lieut.. Frank Norman, 18th In
fantry, met the bride and bridegroom
at the entrance to the post of Fort
Washington, the escort being composed
OF the post Drum and Bugle Corps
the bridegroom'S own platoon of Com
pany I. 18th Infantry, dressed in BIZ
Zarre uniform, armed with mops and
brooms and the post fire engine.
The Gilded Chariot. a dump cart.
gaily decorated with a banner pro-
claiming it the Honeymoon Express,
and transported by two fiery steeds,
Army mules, each tagged with its i'm
promptu name, Omaha" and Gal
liant Fox" constituted the official
transportation of the newlywedS.
The escort got under way at about
5:45 o'clock pm, to the fanfare of
trumpets and the beating of drums
occasionally syncopated with the
moan of the fire sirens
The couple were met at the COM
manding officers quarters by the Of
flcers and ladies of the post, the pla-
toon comprising the escort of honor
forming an arch up the driveway from
the dump cart to the entrance of the
quarters.
Lieut.. Col. J. Garesche Ord, COM
manding officer of the post, delivered
a welcoming address and presented
the bride with silver platter on be-
half of the officers and ladies of the
post.
Evening star., 1935-05-17
Faculty Women Hosts
To Faculty Families

The Faculty Women's Club of
American University will hold a picnic
for the faculty of the university and
their families tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Miss Cornelia Cotton on
Davidson drive, in Bethesda, Md.
Amusement will include games of
horseshoes and ball Mr.. Cotton will
conduct any who are interested
through the experiment station barns.
Miss Cotton and Mrs. Sumner are in
charge Of the ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star., 1935-05-17

tesse van der Straten-P -Ponthoz have
as their guests at the embassy the
United States Ambassador to Brazil
and Mrs. Gibson, who have been va
cationing in Europe and are stop
ping in Washington short while be-
fore going to South America.
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter entertained at o supper
last evening for the Swiss members
of the Benevolent Society, The sup
per followed the annual meeting Of
the society,
The Minister of Norway and Nine
Munthe de Morgenstierne will give a
reception this afternoon from S until
7 o'clock, in the legation, for the Nor
wegian colony in Washington. The
function will celebrate the national
day Of Norway.
Senator and Mrs. Alya B. Adams en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club in honor of their
house guest, Mrs. Robert S. Cast, of
Pueblo, Colo.
Senator and Mrs. Adams also were
hosts at dinner Wednesday evening
for their guest.
Mrs. Henry Latrobe Roosevelt, wife
of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy;
Mrs. Eldridge Jordan, Mrs. Ralph
Riggs and Lieut.. Comdr. Grayson
Carter, will be among the Washing
ton guests at the wedding tomorrow
in Skaneateles, N. Y, of Miss Gym
thia Townley Beatty, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Clifton Beatty, to
Lieut.. Comdr. William Goodwin Lud-
low, jr., of this city, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Ludlow of
Worcester, Mass.
The first secretary of the Czecho-
slovakian Legation, M. Otakar Kabelac,
will sail tomorrow for his home in
Czechoslovakia for an extended vaca-
ton.
Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother of
the President, was the honor guest
at luncheon yesterday in New York
of Mrs, William Babcock.
Evening star., 1935-05-17
Junior New Deal Club
Members to Be Among
Guests at White House
Mrs Roosevelt to Receive Them and May
Also Attend Charity Ball
Given by Organization.

n K RS. ROOSEVELT will receive
Nh the members of the Junior
V New Dealers Club at the
4 i White House, Wednesday,
May 20. The New Dealers
will give a charity ball Friday. May
"a, and it is expected that the Presi-
dents wife. who is interested in the
new club, will attend.
Mrs. Homer S. Cummings, wife of
the Attorney General, has gone to
New York to be the guest of Miss
Ann Calaghan. The Attorney Cen
eral will join her there tomorrow and
remain over the week end. Mrs. Cum
mings will return to Washington May
"a
His Brittanic majesty's Ambassador
and the Hon. Lady Lindsay will give
the garden party this afternoon to
celebrate the silver jubilee of King
George and Queen Mary. The fete
was postponed from May because
of unsettled weather and the invita-
tions issued for that day will be hon.
ored today.
The Ambassador of the Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics and Nine
Troyanovsky will entertain at a din
ner at the embassy tomorrow evening
iu honor of the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court and Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes. The dinner will be
followed by reception with music.
The soloists will be Mr. Jan Peerce,
leading tenor Of Radio City Music
Hall in New York, and Mr. Mischa
Violin, violinist, who is the director
of the Radio City Music Hall Orches-
ira. The reception and musicale to-
morrow will be the last of the season
given by the Ambassador and Nine.
Troyanovsky,
The Japanese Ambassador and
Nine. Saito will entertain at dinner
this evening in honor of the retiring
counselor of the embassy and Nine
Fujii Only members of the embassy
staff will attend
The Belgian Ambassador and Com
Evening star., 1935-05-17

Mr.. L, w. Robert, Mr.. Peter Twitty,
Maj Charles L. Dasher, Mr.. Gibbs
Lyons, Mr., Frank H. Greer, Col. S
Gordon Green and Mr.. John A
Massey, jr.
Representative and Mrs. Robert
Ramspeck cordially invite all Geor-
gians and their friends in Washington
and vicinity to this ball, the last OF
the season. Tickets may be had at
the door of the ball room,
Evening star., 1935-05-17
Visitor From Belgium
Goes to New York

Nine. de Street, who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. George Cabot
Lodge, is now in New York staying
for O short time at the Madison
Nine. de Street, who formerly was
Miss Helena Lodge, was married to
M Edouard de Street while he was
attached to the Belgian embassy In
Washington. He has been at the
Foreign once in Brussels for several
years.
Evening star., 1935-05-17
Entertainments in
Suburban Homes

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hood will
entertain at a cocktail party tonight
at their home in Silver Spring. Md,
prior to the dance which the Ameri-
can Legion Post of Silver Spring will
hold at the Indian Spring Golf Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester F. Kirchner
will also entertain, having among
their guests Miss Lee Gould, former
comedienne of the Coincide Fran
caise, Paris. who will render a spe-
cial performance at the dance.
Mr.. Mason OFT will entertain a
group at breakfast party following
the dance in his home in Silver
Spring.
Maj, and Mrs. A. W. Jones were
hosts at dinner last evening in their
home in Lyon Village, Va, entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Scott and the
latter'S mother, Mrs. Ann Elliott;
Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Miss Mayme
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cephas Gil
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Young. Mr.
and Mrs Stanton c. Moore. Dinner
was followed by cards.
Maj. and Mrs. Jones will leave in
mid-July for their new station at Fort
Leavenworth Kans.
Evening star., 1935-05-17
Engagement Announced Today

Miss Nancy Moore, ,0hoSe
mother, Mrs. John Archer
Moore OF Staunton, Va, today
announces her engagement to
Mr.. Norman Ticknor Raymond
OF Washington. The toedding
1oill take place early in June,
in NetD York.
--Harris.Ewing Photo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14

dozott negereket a delrol szokn
J segitsek, nagy borzadallyal {:
nagy remegessel fognek dolog
hoz, ha egyaltalan megtennem.
A colonelnak szava mindie
scent volt dzsungelban. Es so.
ha mem kellett neki ketszer be-
szelni, akarmit kert hoboktol.
De lit harman-negyen szembe
szalltak vele es egy feloraig argu-
inentaltak, hogy EFT a veszedel-
met mem vehetjuk magunkra.
Hogy legkisebb baj, ami er-
het benniinket, hogy ossze-vissza
vernek, ha koztunk a ket negert
megfogjak es soha tobbet mem
fognak benniinket delen jaro vo-
nation megturni.
Az ezredes vegiil ultinatumot
adOtt a hObOknak.
Kijelentette, hogy 8 egyutt
utazik es veliik marad az lido
zott negerekkel es akinek ez mem
tetszik, vagy aki a boret felti, az
a legkozelebbi allomason bekes-
seggel kiszallhat.
Hat erre elhallgatott mindenki.
Mert AIT aztan mem lehetett ell
kepzelni, hogy Colonel Holdent
akarki is, akarmilyen okbol is
benne hagyja csavaban.
Ell lett hatarozva, hogy a nege-
reket kicsempessziik legalabb At
lanta:g magunkkal, de nem
mondhatnam, hogy ez hataro-
Eat valami lelkes volt. Egyhan-
gu is csak azert volt, inert az ell
lenzek belenyugodott a dologba.
A colonel erre odament a fl
ukhoz, enni adott nekik es sol1a
nagyobb oromet, soha halasabb
arcot mem LATHAM meg az eletben ;
hiszen a ket flu tudta, hogy a
lincselestol mentette meg oket az
Greg hobo, ha ugyan sikerul a
csempeszet.
Persze elottem az egesz ira
gedia felig erthetetlen volt, inert
angolul sokat mem tudtam es
Two-Bits Mikenak orakig tartott,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
leherVOnatOn..

mennek, akkor mem tartjak sztik-
segesnek es okosnak az alton ko-
pogni.
Lehetseges, hogy az ezredes
nem volt olyan biztos a dolga-
ban, de lehetetlen volt ket be-
ijedt gyereket nem sajnalni. Ba-
josan lehettek idosebbek tizenhet-
tizennyolc evesnel. AIT mondtak,
hogy Floridabol indultak felfele
es a tavaszi szantasnal munkat
remeltek talalni.
Hat soka tartott, anig tar
sasag az ezredesnek elhitte, hogy
ket c:ganygyerek artatlan, de
azzal meg mem lett vege a vita
max. Merit a nagy tobbseg ebben
a hitben legfeljebb ARA lett vol
ma hajlando, hogy az elso alloma-
sig engedje oket a mi karenkban
utazni
Az ezredes azonban bebizonyi-
totta, hogy akkor egyszeriien
gyilkosok, valosziniileg artat-
Ian emberek gyilkosai lesziink
mindnyajan, inert ket negert
keresik, es b;zonyara utana STIR
gonyoztek minden vonatnak. Ha
tehat kilokjik oket, akkor bizto-
san vissza viszik oket es inert
szokesben vannak, a sorsuk egy
pillanatra sem lehet ketseges.
Ere aztan halalos csend lett
a kareban.
Merit amit az ezredes ajanlott
es kovetelt tarsasagtol, az
olyan elkepzelhetetlen dolog volt,
amt hirtelen a tarsasag tagjai
mem is tudtak felfogni.
Hogy ket ildozott negert Sc
gitsenek a szokesben.
Ezekben a sorokban en- nagyon
6szinten. szinte csak sajat ma
gammal szoktam beszelni. Es
ICY bevallom, hogy talan erre
MA en- sem mernek gondolni
Merit azota ismerosebb vagyok
ebben az orszagban. S azert from
meg 6szinten, .hogy ha ma ke-
riilnek abba helyzetbe, hogy I'LL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14

amig nemetul elmagyarazta, hogy
mi torrent. Viszont meg kell je
gyeznem, hogy nemetll is csal
minden masodik-harmadik szot
ertettem.
Mem sokat aludt bizony akkoi
ejjel senki abban kareban.
De szerencsenk volt es hosz-
szabb idore mem ALT meg a ko-
csink csak masnap tiz ora fele
egy kisebb allomason, ahol CO
lionel meg egy mask id6sebb
hobo kiugrottak a karebol.
Es ez volt szerencsenk.
Merit a ket gyereket kerestek.
Azok, szegenyek oft huzodtak
meg fenyolevelek alatt kare
egyik sarkaban, es a halalverej-
tex folyt rajtuk, mikozben kare
elott ket horihorgas deputy She
riff a colonelt faggatta, hogy ta-
lalkoztunk-e ket meyer gyerek-
kel
AIT elhigyje mindenki, hogy
lemcsak meyer gyerekek retteg-
tex, hanem halalos izgalommal
iiltunk kocsiban mindnyajan.
Szerencsenkre es ket meme
kiilo meyer gyerek szerencsejere
a colonelt hirbol ismertek es az
Greg Holden olyan hatarozott fell
sobbseggel tudott beszelni, hogy
a szavaiban ketelkedni mem mer-
tex. s.se
Megmondta, hogy Floridabol
jovunk abban a kareban, hogy
tobben vagyunk benne, de sem
Tiftonnal, sem mashol negereket
mem lattunk. Ramutatott, hogy
negereket mem is turnenk meg
magunk kozt.
A vonat nemsokara elindult,
S mem lett nagyobb baj a dolog-
boil.
Estere Maconba ertiink, amely-
mex mar akkor is volt vagy tiz-
ezer lakosa, ahol mar annyira
biztonsagban ereztuk magunkat,
hogy ket cimbora elszaladt ital-
lert, baloniert meg kenyerert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
Kar hogy mem mentek

Ket hetig tanacskoztak a
Hauptmann per volt eskudtjei.
hogy menjenek-e vagy ne menje-
mex a szinpadra, ahol fejenkent
ketszaz dollarokat igertek nekik
hetenkent.
Vegul is ugy dontottek. hogy
mem fogadjak el meghivast,
mem engedik magukat mutogat-
nj. Ami tiszteletre melto kony-
nyelmiiseg lett volna toliik, ha
mem lenne ismeretes egy jelen-
tektelen koriilmeny. A vallalkozo
t. i. mem garantaltA a fizetest es
a mutogatast csak egy hetre, bar
3 maga t:zenket hetre kert jogot,
hogy az eskudteket - mem XII
tomve mutogassa.
A magunk reszer6l sajnaljuk,
hogy vasar mem lett meg.
Reyes regen lit van az ideje,
hogy az eskudtszek intezmenyet
nagyon alaposan es nagyon SUI
lyosan reformaljak.
De a demokratikus berendez-
kedes hibaja, hogy mindennel ma
gyon lassan mozognak.
Ha azonban megtorteit volna
az gyalazat, hogy a torvenyho-
zas eskudt tagjai szinpadon mu-
togattak volna magukat, talan
kozundor azonnali reformot keny
szeritett volna a regen elavult
rendszerre.
Csak azert kar, hogy mem lett
semmi a vasarbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14

keves jut az eletben osztalyresziil
az embernek.
Mikor vegre vonat a Coving-
toni nagy hidon atrobogott, hogy
a Cincinnati sajdingokra befus-
son, elgemberedett, elzsibbadt, el-
kenyszeredett tagokkal kezdtunk
ujra jokedviien dzsiggelni, merit
tudtuk, hogy mindenki bizton-
sagban lesz ot perc alatt.
A Cincinnati sajdingok oft
vannak meyer negyedben, de a,
Colonel a ket fiut meg oda Wit
te egy a vasuton dolgozo fekete,
munkashoz es elmondta nekik,
hogy ket menekiilt idegen a
varosban, vedelemre es hajlekra
szorultak.
Mi pedig nyakunkba vettiik a
varost es elelmet kerestiink.
Hat nincs ebber a tortenetben
semmi kiilonos, de valahogy en-
nem tudom feledni.
Csak az tortent, hogy tiz-
tizenket rongyos csavargo hala-
los veszedelmet vett negy-ot nap
ra nyakaba, hogy k;mentek
majdnem valamennyien napokra
az utjukbol, hogy napokig ellen
szomjan (kllonosen a szomja-
non van hangsuly) utaztak.
inert ket ismeretlen "nisger"
gyereket meg akartak menteni az
eletnek.
Sokszor ugyan igaz - mo-
rogtak, ket ciganygyereket sok-
szor mem eppen hizelgo jelz6k-
kel illettek, de mem volt oft egy
sem, aki elment volna a taborbol.
bar deliek amugy ellensegei
voltak elvbol minden negernek.
M;kor Cincinnatiba ertiink. Sc
a negerek, Sc feherek beszede-
ket mem mondtak.
A Colonelt senki mem emelte a
va1lara.
Senki Oft mem eljenzett.
De mikor vegre spottyval este
egymas melle fekudtiink. a ra-
gyas kis mexicoi cimboram ait
sugta fiilembe, hogy a Colonel
egy scent, akinek szeretne a ke-
zet megcsokolni, ugy ereztem,
hogy ait en- is szivesen megten-
nem. =
Es bar Colonel Holden resze-
ges, rongyos hobo volt, az almat
valosziniileg semmi mem zavarta.
inert rongyos br:gad imadsagos
szeretete ringatta alomba.
A hobok kiralya volt, a szi-
vek onkentes hodolatan nyugo-
dott a kiralysag.
Mem jo doloe hidegben, ESQ
ben, hosegben, chosen, szomjasan
a tehervonaton utazni, es hobo
dzsungel kemeny agya mem min
dig nyugalmas.
De boldogsag annak. aki AIT
probalta, inert ahol a tarsadalmi
formak nem ekelnek falat az en-
berek koze, oft egymast igazan
meglatjak, oft a sziveket, a lei
keket sc szoktak kendozni.