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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01

s 'Honored By
Meet
Salisbury Is Selected AS
City For 1886 Conclave
OFFICERS M

Unanimous selection of James
W. Payne, of Salisbury, as grand
commander of the Knights Tenn
plar of the Grand Commandery
of North Carolina, featured the
closing sessions of the annual con-
clave in Raleigh Monday.
The next conclave, scheduled for
October, 1886, will be held in Sal
isbury.
Other officers elected were:
]. Edward Allen of Warrenton,
deputy grand commander; H. G.
Etheridge Of Asheville, grand gen.
eralissimo; Cradles B. Newcomb of
Wilson, grand. captain general; H.
M. Foy, Of Mt. Airy, grand senior
warden; M. F. Nickel Jr. of
Washington, grand junior warden;
Frank c. Alternately of Gastonia,
grand standard bearer; E. W. Tim
berlake of Wake Forest, grand
sword bearer; DR.. M. Saliva of
Wilson, grand warden.
Mr.. Payne has served as, presid-
ing officer of all local Masonic bod
les; also, Mr.. Payne served as grand
high priest of the Grand Chapter
of R. A. Masons, 1925 and 1926:
grand master Of Grand Council r
and S Master Of N. c., 1922 an,
1925; president of Amounted Higl
Priest of N. c., 1921 and 1922
grand patron of the Order of East
ern Star of N. c., 1918 and 1919;
district deputy grand master of the
|25th Masonic District for a period
of six years.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
MAGISTRATES COMPLETE
PLANS FOR STATE MEET

Plans have been completed for
the annual meeting Of the North
Carolina Association of Magis-
trates at Winston-Salem Nov. 7, it
has been announced by Berch C.
Willard, secretary.
The meeting will be held at the
Forsyth courthouse at 1880 at
night and representatives of s.
counties in the state are expected
to attend. A1s
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
FEDERAL POT-POURRI


Everybody is watching the Su-
preme Court these days. The ex-
pectation is that there will prob
ably be no decision on the consti-
tutionality of the AAA until jan
uary.
For the first time since the first
colonists planted their first crops
in America, more than 800 years
ago, this country is now buying
food from abroad. The increasing
importation of wheat, corn, rye,
lard and pork is giving the Depart
ment of Agriculture serious con-
Germ. American farmers, however,
are getting more money for less
production and their cash income
this year<is estimated at $7,oo0,-
100000 with a probable increase of
10 per cent above that figure for
next year.
Plans for stimulating the better
housing movement are awaiting
action by the President on his re-
turn. The normal increase in hous-
ing accommodations is about $780,
900 new family homes-houses or
apartments year. We have not
begun to catch up on the short
age. Renewed inducements to pri-
vate capital to go in for extensive
housing programs are EXPECTED
} Probably little more Government
money will be spent in this field.
1t is believed here that DR.. Tug
wells Rural Resettlement Admin
istration has abandoned the idea of
providing part-time industrial Ia
Dor for city workers who are reset
tied in the country, and will con-
CONTINUED on page four)
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
$3.50 IS BY
ADVERTISEMENT

Burlington.-A. c. Linberg, CT
ty engineer, wins G. A. Skies nom
nation as an honest man.
On the streets of this city last
Friday, Mr.. Skies, of Guilford
county, while here on, business,
dropped a wallet containing $3.50
in cold cash. He inserted ar .ad-
vertisement in the classified col
umns of local and state papers.
Mr.. Linberg, apparently, happen
ed along within a few moments af-
ter the wallet was dropped anc
picked it up. He scanned the papers
and when the advertisement ap.
peared he went directly to tn
home of Mr.. Skies.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01

Concord circuit. N. Randall
East Spencer. R. Warren.
Gold Hill-C. S. Plyler.
Granite Quarry-T. B. Huney.
cult.
Kannapolis-N. c. Williams.
Landis-C. R. Allison.
Mount Pleasant-H.I~ Powell.
New London-W. L. Lanier.
Norwood Station-A. P. Rat.
ledge.
Norwood circuit. A. How.
ell. .
Salem-T. w. Hager.
SalsburyCoburn Memorial
A. c. STAFFORD; First Church, w
A. Newell.
Yadkin-Rowan, V. E. Queen
supply; Park Avenue, E. L. Kirk.
Spencer-C entral-W. B. Davis.
Woodleaf-C. A.. Morrison.
Director Superannuate endow.
ment-C. S. Kirkpatrick.
Secretary board Christian~ edu.
cation-Carl H. King.
Extension secretary-Jesse vii.
kinson.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
Farmers Give
AAA Program
Wide Majority
Plan Gets Six
TO One Support In
Referendum
OFFICIALS PLEASED

The Agriculture department ha:
announced that a 45-cent-a-bushe
loan on this years corn crop, ap.
pending to the loans requirement,
which Secretary Wallace saie
might or might not" be the be.
ginning of his ever-normal granary
plan.
The Commodity Credit corpora.
ton, Wallace reported, has asked
the Reconstruction corporation fol-
a maximum Of $15o,000,000 to f.
nance the loan to farmers who
signed the 1885 corn-hog adjust
ment contracts.
The loan, the announcement said
will be made available on field corn
that has been husked and stored in
the ear in suitable cribs in accord
ance with the laws of the State in
which it is located.
Loans will be made on corn
which, if shelled, would grade
number three or better. The grade
requirement. in 1888 and 1884 was
number four. The loan rate last
year was $ cents a bushel and
in 1888 was As cents.
Incomplete tabulations of the
referendum by corn and hog farm
ers showed better than a 6-to-1
vote in favor Of continuing pro-
duction control in these two COM
modities.
While official figures will not
be forthcoming for several days,
reports from various producing
areas show that of the ballots al
ready counted $4,000 farmers
supported the AAA program with
100000 opposing it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
ARMY DIRIGIBLE A

The TC-13, a large army non
rigid dirigible, was damaged yes
terday at Sunnyvale, Calf. as it
was being placed in position for a
take-of. The ship arrived at San
Antonio. Tex. Friday from Lang
ley Field, Va.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
A ROBS HIGH COURT
OF RARE WIT

Durham. Associate Justice
Willis James Brogden Of the NORTH
Carolina Supreme Court died Al
his home here Tuesday afternoon
at sos o'clock after an illness of
several months of a complication
of diseases. He was So years old,
having observed his birthday on
the 18th of this month.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
NEWSPAPER INSTITUTE TO
BE HELD JAN. 22-24

Chapel Hill.-The 18th annual
North Carolina Newspaper Insti-
tute will be held at the University
of North Carolina here Jan. p, p
and "a.
Dates for the institute were set
at a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the North Carolina Press
association and a University COM
mittee.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
NEWS
BRIEFS
ITALY PO-
SITION

Italian officials are claiming
their position between Aduwa and
Andigrat so strengthened as to BE-
impervious to attacks from Eth
oplans in a counter-attack. "On
to TIarrar" has become the cry of
Italian forces. as the army con-
tinues its advance.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01

SIGNED FOR MOVIES
Boston.-The Dionne quintup-
lets have been signed as movie ac-
tresses, David Arnold Croll, min
lister Of labor and public welfare
in the province of Ontario and fos-
ter-father of the quints, discloses.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01

Minister: II am glad to see that
you come so Regularly to our ev.
ening services, Mrs. McSwish."
Mrs. McSwish: "Yes. You see
my husband hates to have me e
out in the evening, and so I come
lust to spite him.'i
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
IS SWEET

REVENGE IS SWEET
Dentists Nurse: Doctor, i,
took you a long time to pull that
last mans TOOTH"
Dentist: eyes, confound him
He married the girl l was in love
with"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
PROPOSALS

CLOSING A GAP >. r.
Warren, did you sew a button
on my coat, Jennie May?"
Jennie May: mo, honey-bunch,
T could not find the button and so
I sewed up the 'buttonhole."
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01

ON RELIEF JOB
Judge: did you hear about the
severe fall Uncle David received?'
Leslie: "No, what was it,"
Judge: Some workmen came
along and cut down a telephone
pole while he was leaning against
it-and Uncle David nearly bit
his tongue off,"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
PLAYED SAFE

PLAYED SAFE
"How do you account for the
fact that George Washington never
told a lie?"
"He married a widow, and he
knew better than 70 try it,.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
CONTRABAND OF WAR

fernaPs no greater compliment
has been paid in recent years to
any American statesman by the
rest Of the world than the adop-
ton by the League Of Nations Of
the exact language of the memo
randum prepared by Secretary Hull
defining contraband of war. When
all but one or two members Of the
League agreed to prohibit the ex-
port of wal supplies to Italy, they
picked up Secretary Hubs list bod
lily.
Indise the State Department
there is a very clear understanding
Of the European situation and a
belief that the outlook for a gem
eraI war is more seriou than il
was IN 1914. Whether the Unitedl
States can keep out of a general
wal is regarded as not at all GER
tain. Every possible means to avoid
embodiment will be applied, short
of complete abandonment of all of
our national rights.
1t is unquestionably true that
the State Department has a COM
plete set of plans ready for use in
any possible wal situation. Its Of
fcials, however, believe that the
economic pressure on Italy, applied
by so nations, will have an effect
within a month or two. 1t is also
their belief that Mussolini's end is
in sight, in any event.
Finance officials of the Govern
ment are somewhat worried over
the continued flight of frightened
capital from Europe to America.
AS foreign gold pours into our
banks, it creates large foreign
credits, which might conceivably
be used to finance war enterprises.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
Jim Payne Heads Knights Templar
ToLoan45 Cents Or Corn Crop
GOOD
MORNING

NO SISSY
Daddy l told a fb at school to-
day." piped the youngstef after
his first day at school. Teacher
asked me where l was born, and it
sounded silly to say in a women's
hospital, SO I told her it was in the
Yankee Stadium"
PROPOSALS
She: "I'ye been asked to get
married lots of times"
He: "Who asked you?"
She: Mother and father"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-11-01
1EEEEEk
W4$HInG0N

With the President and Vice
President both outside of the I'm
tied States, Secretary of State Hull
was for a few days the actual head
of the Government. Technically,
President Roosevelt was On United
States soil so long as he remained
on the Cruiser Houston, and kept
constant wireless communication
with Washington, but there was a
short time, after Vice-President
Garner started for the Philippines,
and the President was on Cocos Is
land, when Cordell Hull was Act
ing President.
Washington has been gradually
acquiring high admiration and re-
spect for Secretary Hull. Quiet and
self-contained, he is regarded as
having conducted the international
exchanges arising from the Ethio-
plan wal situation in a manner not
only BETTING the dignity Of the
United States but calculated to i'm
press the statesmen of Europe,
while at the same time fully guard
ing the interests Of America.
There has not been very much
publicity about the State Depart
ment's conversations with Euro
pean diplomats in Washington and
its correspondence through our
ambassadors abroad with the heads
of other nations, but there has
been an amazing amount of deli
cate work handled by MI. Hu1l's
office ever since the war situation
in Europe began to look serious.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-22

Szegyen-gyalazat, hogy egy
bro raga1mazza meg ifyen mo
don az emberek szazezreit S
nem lehet erte 1egalabb egy te-
bolydaba becsukni.
Egg biro, akitof joggal varja
a tarsala1om, jogga1 varja min
denki, hogy ke11o bizonyitekok
nelkuf ite1etet ne mondjon
hogy ke116 ismeretek nelkul
ilyesmihez, ilyen modon ne sol
jon.
Macy szerencsetlenseg, hogy
ebben az ujsagok nagy nyilva-
nossagot adnak minden kijelen-
tesnek, akarmi1yen fe1e16tlen a
kijelentes gazdaja, ha az illet6
megdobbent6 dolgokkal tudja a
nyilvanossagot traktalni.
Ha Huey Long ait mondja.
hogy hazudik az elnok, ait
minden ujsag oles betikkel
tartja szugsegesnek kozolni, bar
minden szerkeszt6 tudja, hogy
ezuttal szenator a hazug. De
szenzacio van az ilyen kijelen-
tesekben es az kell az ujsagnak
Ezer meg ezer ember mondta
mar, hogy a CCC campek aldast
kepeznek. tiz meg tizezer szula
allitotta, hogy gyermeket
orommel latta viszont, inert le-
nyegesen javitva kapta vissza a
campekb6l.
Ebben azonban keves a szen-
zacio, ilyesmit mem kozolt nagy
betukkel egy lap sem.
Mikor azonban egy felelotle-
MIL ragalmazo senkihazi tabo.
rokat "az erkolcstelenseg es zll-
les melegagyainak" mereszelte
nevezni, rogton kivanatos hir
lett a dologbol, amit oles betiik-
kel megirtak. Is a biro III
olyan nyilvanossagot kapott
amihez Flinten mem szoktattak
idaig.
Az ujsagokban, illetve seer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-22
H0LL0 A HOLL0NAk

liokra rugo befekteteseit a ver-
seny ellen megvedje. Es inert ez
jo rablasi lehet6seg volt a szana-
szet szort mas videkeken fekvo
gyaraknak, azok mem zugolod-
tax ellene.
Es evtizedek ota hiaba kove-
teltek fogyasztok, hiaba kove-
telte kormany is, hogy hagy-
janak fel ezzel a rablassal, a
nehez ipar erosebb es hatalma-
sabb urnak bizonyult a kor-
manynal.
Most aztan egy mask t6ke-
orias, az automobil ipar kove-
tell, hogy ne szamitsak neki a
Pittsburgh-plust.
A Detroit kornyeken fekv6
acelgyarak, valamint clevelan-
di acelgyarak a szenet es vas
erect majdnem olyan olcson
szerzik be es szallitjak a gya-
raikba, mint Pittsburgh videki
gyarak.
Mines hat ertelme, hogy tob-
bet kerjenek vagy kapjanak az
auto-ipar szamara sziikseges
acelert.<
Idaig azonban ragaszkodtak
ehhez a rendszerhez, most sem
akarnak engedni.
Az auto-ipar tehat ultimatu-
mot adott az acefiparnak, hogy
Nagy felhagynak ezzel a rablas-
sal, vagy acelgyarakat fognak az
auto-gyarak csinalni, hogy a sa-
jat sziiksegleteiket el6allitsak,
amit a Ford gyar mar regen
megkezdett.
A nehez ipart az utolso ket
evben az auto-ipar tartotta jo-
forman eletben Is nehez elhinni,
hogy szembeszallnak a legiobb
vey6kkef.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-22
A BOLDOGSAG ARA

kedvesebb es legdragabb neki es akirol mem
tudJa, hogy visszater-e meg.
Szemei megteltek konnyekkel, mikor az
orias meyer ovatosan levitte urat a meredek
uton. Visszaemlekezett ferjenek mondott GU
nyos biztatasara. Az ura tehat megfogadta
az osztokelest es meg akarja nlutatni, hogy
mire kepes.. -. Megfordult es latta, hogy
apja elismeressel nez Blackford utan
Ennek fiunak yer helyett vas fo-
lyik az ereben - mondta Reubens komo-
lyan. Azert mem mentem be hozza
szobaba inert AIT hittem, hogy jobban lie tu-
dod beszelni, ha en- mem vagyok ott-
- Semmire sem mentem ve1e - pa
naszkodott Alice letorve, mintha csak
idegennek beszeltem volna! Alig hallotta,
amt mondtam
Pedig az eletevel jatszik es tudja EFT
= szolt Reubens balkan es Alice srni kez-
dett.
Ne sirj, dragam, apus maid segit
Blackfordnak, hogy elvegezhesse, amit akar
akkor maid csak elton velink. Covert mar
visszakuldtem Pittsburghba
Alice kerdoen nezett apjara
Igen.... EFT 8 akarta gy... Black
ford.... nagylelki akart lenn Cover es
Fain... mem en- mem ICY akartam... Ne
haragudj ram, edes megkiserlem, hogy min
dent jova tegyek
- Mem haragszom rad, apus mondta
Alice busan, - NIT hasznalna ez? Meg sem
haragszik. Most nit akarsz tenni?
Elkuldtem Law1erert O maid nem
kovet el AIT hibat amt Fain es Cover.
Gondom lesz ra, hogy Blackfordnak ne 1e-
gyen baja banyaszokkal.
Alice oft maradt es nyugtaanul arka1t
haz el6tt Blackford megigerte, hogy iizenni
fog ha rosszabbul lesz Alice most allandoan
szekhaz fele vezet6 utat figyelte a szive
hevesen vert, mikor kozeledni latott vaakt
Elebe rohant es kapuban talakozott vele =.
Lawler volt Alice egyedul hagyta banya-
mestert az apjaval
Reubens mem vesztegette az idot.
- A multi ejjel megbeszeltunk va1amit
mi ketten - kezdte. Azota megvaltoztak
a korilmenyek. Azokat parancsaimat visz-
szavonom es ait kivanom, hogy tervbe
vett dolgokat ejtse ell Megertette?
Hallom, amit mond, de ez nem jelent
semmt - felelte Lawler mcgowan.
Reubens megutkozott ezen hangon.
- Hogy erti ext? = szolt ra e1esen.
- Mem lehet am a hazat felgyujtani IS
aztan AIT mondani, hogy ne egjen es visel-
kedjek jo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-22

tax. Vagy hogy az uccakon
hangosan beszeltek vagy dano1-
tax.
Gadola biro ur biztosan az
erdokben mott fe1, ha i1yent az
elott nem 1atott, inert akik en-
berek kozt nottek fel, azok elott
ez mem ujsag. Annyira nem uj-
sag, hogy az ilyen kis rakoncat-
lankodasokat egesz termeszetes-
mex talaljuk.
Vegre mikor rugjon XII a ham
boil az ember, ha mem tizen-
nyo1c- -husz ewes koraban es ha
mem akkor, amikor szabadsagon
van, ahol fe1ettik va1o CYAN
sag egy pillanatra megsziinik.
Hiszen lathattuk otthon,
hogy mikor szabadsagos kato-
max mennek falvakba vagy a
varosokba, nemcsak a kocsmak,
de az uccak is az oveik, Is ezen
jozan ember mem itkozott meg
meg soha.
De azert mem mondja senki
epeszu letere, hogy hadseregek
romlottsag es zulles meleg-
agyai, inert igazan mem azok.
A biro urnak annyira tor
kara forrasztottak a szot, akik
campeket vezetik, hogy a
multi heten bocsanatot kert az
egesz orszagtol' de ezzel a hi
bat tobbe jova tenni mem le:
het.
Merit ezer szilo lehet, aki a
vadakat olvasta akik bocsa-
nat kerest mem lattak.
Vagy akik nem hisznek annak
az oszintesegeben. Az emberi
tulajdonsag olyan hogy a rosz-
szat konnyen elhiszi mindenki
de magyarazat mem segit, ha
La hiba megtortent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-22

borok a "romlottsag es zulles
melegagyai'', amelyek tizenot-
tizenhat ewes suhancokbol 60
nosztevoket csinalnak.
Hogyne dobbent volna meg
mindenki, mikor ezeket a tabo-
rokat idaig egy millio szulG
gyermeke megjarta.
Megdobbentek es felfigyeltek,
magyarazatot kerestek, hogy
mi alapja volt hangos vadnak,
amivel taborokat felelos alias
ban levo ember illette.
Hat az alaprol bizony kisiilt,
hogy mem valami szilard, hogy
a vadaskodas egy konnyelmu Is
nagyszaju ember pletykaja.
Eloszor is tudattak a hiva-
talos kozegek, hogy a tizenot-
tizenhat ewes suhancok azert
sem metelyezhetik meg a CCC
taborokat, inert oda tizennyolc
even aluli fiut soha fel mem
vettek.
Masodszor kisii1t, hogy a bird
ur soha mem jart egy ilyen ia
borban.
AIT sem allithatta, hogy olyan
gonosztev6k keriiltek eleje, akik
a taborokbol keriiltek volna XII
ahol "melegagya van a titles
nek".
Vegre, mikor ezt a gyalazatos
ragalmat szarazon mem hagytak
Judge Gadola annyit tudott he
begni, hogy harom-negy szabad-
saigon levo fatal suhancot- latott
az uccakon, akik be voltak rug
va es larmaztak.
Ez igazan olyan szornyiiseg,
hogy az eyre kiabal, inert arra
meg mem volt pelda, hogy szi-
goru fegyelem a1att allo fatal
emberek szabadsagon berug-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-22
(Flytatas.)

Backford termelesi iveket vizsgalgat-
va, nyugodtan felelte:
- Velem is EFT akartak elhitetni, de az
tan megtudtam az igazsagot bar mem besze-
lex rola szivesen. Hol van Mudd es Lawler?
Beszelni akarok vellk Mem maradhatunk So
kaig ilyen tetlensegben.
Strngfellow kisietett es Blackford belle
melyedt ya-kimutatasokba, mig a Macy
darab meyer, mint hatalmas szikla, ALT a
szeke mogott
Alice vegyes erzelmekkel nezett reggel
ferje utan, amint Jim konnyeden karjaiba
kapta es elvitte Boldog volt, hogy mem kel-
lett Warrennek agyban fekve toprengenie, de
felt attol, hogy valamely vigya zatlan mozdu-
lat bait okozhat neki.
- Ne kockaztasd meg, Warren! - ko-
nyorgott tudod, nit mondott az orvos:
hogy minden legkisebb mozdulatnak is ko-
molly kovetkezmenye 1ehet
= Hogy esetleg belepusztulok? Ennel
nagyobb baj mem erhet ez legfoljebb meg
szabadit teged!
Alice megborzadt ferje keserii mosolya-
tol
= Oh, hogy mondhatsz iyent! Azert,
Ahert Deteg Vagy, ne pants 1ly kegyetlenul, HI
szen en- csak segiteni akarok!
Igen, EFT tudom - mondta Black
ford, hirtelen megbanva szavait es Alice fele
nyujtotta kezet
= Apus meg en-. szoval egeszen fe-
iesleges hogy banyaval veszodj - folytat-
ia Alice, mem torodve B1ackford makacssa-
gaval = Apus meg en- ugy terveztuk, hogy
elviszunk New Yorkba egy szakorvoshoz Ne
legy orult Warren! Ne engedd, hogy
hiusaeod meghiusitsa. amit mi te erdeked-
ben akarunk! GondoD ARA, hogy az eleted
forog kockan Ha barmi tortenik is. ait
ereznem, hogy szerencsetlensegnek en- va
gyok oka
Teljesen felesleges lenne, inert nem
vagy az Okla semminek En- EFT sajat elhata-
rozasombol teszem Ha pedig barmi er-
ne is.... nos, savanna mondom, igazan nem
torodom vele
Alcet megzavarta modor. Ez tele-
sen szokatlan volt Blackfordnal: erzeketlen
maradt az konyorgeseivel szemben, amt
Alice sohasem hitt volna Mindamellett nem
mutatta, hogy ez bantja es oft maradt vele,
amig Jim erte jott segitett ferjenek az
olltozkodesben, megkototte a nyakkend6et
es olyan apro szolgalatokkal vette koriil,
aminoket csak NO nyujthat annak, aki leg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-22
Mi van a CCC campekben?

1daig az egesz nemzet meg
egyezett abban, hogy a CCC ta-
borok felallitasa volt az vi deal
leghelyesebb lepese.
Egy negyed miflio, kesobb
egy fel millio suhancot, tetlenul
acsorgo gyerek-embert vett lie
az uccakrol, ellatta azokat koszt-
tai es lakassal es bar nem eros
de egeszseges munkat adott a
szamukra.
Ami fizetest kaptak azzal meg
konnyult a welfare teher, inert
hiszen ait levontak azonnal a
szuloktol.
Ha letezik nemzetmentes, en-
bermentes, akkor a CCC tabo-
rokrol elmondhatjuk, hogy azok
ban ilyen munkat vegeztek.
Eleinte gyanuval fogadtak ait
radikalis es pacifista korokb6l,
inert AIT hittek, rogy a kor-
many katonakat akar a CCC
gyerekekb6l faragni.
Azota ez az aggodalom is el-
nemult.
Es ha holnap Roosevelt ait
mondana, hogy mem egy fel-
millio, de ket millio fatal en-
bert fognak ezentul ilyen nem-
yeti munkara sorozni, minden
ertelmes ember tapsolna a
dolognak.
Vannak azonban, ahogy min
dig voltak, akik kakan is cso-
mot keresnek.
Egy Gadola nevu flint biro
a multi heten orszagos szenzacio
kozeppontjaba kerllt - talan az
is volt szandeka - inert olyan
kijelentest tett taborokrol,
amit6l az egesz nemzet meg
dQbbent
AIT allitotta, hogy a CCC ia
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-22

Kilatas van hat ra, hegy ez. a.
szemtelen rablas, ez az illetsk--
telen profit megsziinik: es, az:
acelban eppen olyan szabad lesz:
yerseny, mint mas iparter1ns-
kekben.
Ez esetben tehat hollo a hollo
max szemet vajja' XII, inert az
egyik nagy tokeorias teriti 1e a
masikat.
Ez viszont- AIT. mutatja, hogy
nemcsak az acelipar, de az
automobilipar is sokka1 hata1ma-
sabb es erosebb nemcsak a TO-
gyaszto kozonsegnsl, de a kor-
manynal is, inert amit eek nem
tudtak megtenni, ait az auto
gyar keresztti1 fogja vinni a
kozeli id6kben.
Erdekes, hogy miota ez a fe-
nyegetes e1hangzott, a detroiti
es kornyekbeli acelgyarak visz-
sza sirjsk az NRA-t, amely az
araikat mindenfele verseny ellen
raaegxedte.
Lesz meg ido, hogy a tobbi
iparagak is meg fogjak meg az
NRA-t siratni.