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Evening star., 1936-05-03
Joyous Crowds
inROneH Hail
Victory.
NEWS GIVEN
UNOFFICIALLY
Gala Celebration
Is Planned by
Government.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, May 3 Sunday .-Ital-
ian press dispatches from Dji-
bouti, French Somaliland, early
today said Emperor Halle Sc
lassie and his family would
reach that city by special train
today after fleeing from Adds
Ababa.
The news of the Negus' departure
threw Rome into an impromptu cele-
bration last night.
The sources for the news were the
British and French governments,
Italy remaining without direct in
formation.
Newspapers printed extras. Crowds
packed around news stands. snatchire
up the papers as fast as they were
delivered for sale.
Celebration Is Unofficial.
The joy of victory was expressed
without the regimentation prepared
Dy tAiC SONC4 WLAll clACddJ
had ordered the nation to prepare for
a nation wide "adunata"-a mobiliza-
tion in honor Of the Italian Army's
arrival in Adds Ababa.
The adunata. when it does come
will mark the climax Of Italy's third
victorious war in "a years.
Marshall Pietro Badoglio's forces
already were close to Adds Ababa
after working their way up the slide
torn tortuous road from DeSsye, re-
ports here said.
The troops were not moving as fast
upward climb.
Heavy rains had set in, begging the
narrow highway, and landslides were
frequent.
Badoglio's communique today did
not state the exact position of the
advancing column. and consequently
it was impossible for observers to de-
termine Just how quickly he could get
his men into Adds Aababa to restore
order.
Occupation News Expected.
Announcement of an entrance into
the city has been expected from day
to day for nearly a week past, how
ever, so the Fascist Black Shirts can
not be far away.
Correspondents on the scene said a
column of troops from Eritrea, moving
down the old caravan trail, already
had joined the motorized column Of
Italians and that the two forces were
proceeding together to the city.
AS a gesture, expressing the soli-
darity of the Italian nation the ad-
vance point of the motorized column,
the unit which will make the triumphal
entry. is composed of detachments Of
every Italian service participating in
the war.
So intent is the citizenry on cele-
brating the expected fall Of Adds
Ababa that Venice had a premature
adunata all its own today. Milan,
Turin and Genoa experienced the
same accidental mobilization yes
terday.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

Although he said there mad Deen no
specific anti-foreign demonstrations,
movement about the streets was ex-
tremely hazardous.
Apparently large quantities of rifles
and ammunition abandoned by gov
ernment and police officials were in
the hands of the rioters.
Ricochets Hit Legation.
Engert said no bullets had been
fred directly into the American Le-
cation compounds, describing those
which hit legation buildings as RI
cochets.
All local telephone communication
was severed, but Engert said he was
endeavoring to maintain contact by
messengers with the other legations
in Adds Ababa and with the head
quarters of American missions there.
Until yesterday, the government had
been in communication with Adds
Ababa only twice daily at short in
tervals, through the naval commune
cations system, but because of the
present emergency, it was endeavor-
Ing ldSl lllSllL W lldAlt1AA4
contact with the four American naval
radio men in the legations station.
Messages were being received in the
most fragmentary form, due to un-
satisfactory atmospheric conditions.
Reporting the fight of the govern
ment last night from Adds Ababa.
Engert said the destination of EN-
peror Halle Selassie was undetermined,
but that the Empress with her daugh-
ter and Prince Makonnen had left by
train for Djibouti in French Somali-
land, and were believed to be en- route
to Jerusalem.
L0Oting Breaks Out.
AS soon as news Of the governments
departure circulated, looting began in
the town and not long afterward fire
broke out.
Engert said the post Office was burn
ing and that firing was deafening.
Declaring that all occupants Of the
(see ETHIOPIA, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1936-05-03
FLYERS LOSE WAY

MEXICO CITY. May 2 R.-The
foreign relations department received
word today two American flyers were
forced down near Chihuahua Thurs
day after losing their way.
Their names were given as Marvin
c. Bowes. owner and pilot of the
plane, and Wellington Dawson.
Neither was injured and the plane
was not damaged, said the report re-
ceived here.
Although Bowes had no documents
save his United States Department of
Commerce flying permit, the two men
were not detained, the foreign rela-
tions department was informed.
Evening star., 1936-05-03
BY THOMAS r. HENRY.

A strange phenomenon of water
and other liquids made luminescent
by sound waves and method Of OBJ
tanning pure antigens for some of the
most deadly human diseases were de-
scribed before the American Physical
Society meeting here yesterday by DR..
L. A. Chambers of the johnson Foun-
dation Of New York.
The method consists Of sending
sound waves of frequency of approx
imately 5000 cycles q second just
above the range of human audibility,
through liquids. This results in q
phenomenon known as cavitaticn
caused by the production of high mo-
mentum In one part Of the fluid and
none in the other part. One part
breaks away for an infinitesimal time
from the other with q space between
them which Is practically . vacuum.
Instantly this vacuum closes with
Evening star., 1936-05-03
FALL IN BATH ROOM
PROVES FATAL TO CHILD
John Francis Price, Q, Dies After
Plunge to Floor From
Stool.

Two-year-old John Francis Price
died last night of a fractured skull
received when he fell to the floor of
the bath room at his home, 1915 Park
road. He was the son of Jackson Lee
Price, an insurance agent.
Police were told the boy was stand
ing on stool reaching for a tooth
brush when he lost his balance. A
colored maid took him to the Office of
DR.. John w. Grove, 1925 Park road,
where he died about an hour later.
Artificial respiration was administered
by the rescue squad for As minutes in
a futile effort to save him.
The boy was one of three children In
the family.
Evening star., 1936-05-03
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
House leaders are ready to put an
ron-clad rule around the admins
tration's s1,50o, ,o00, 900 relief appro-
priation, if necessary, to protect 1t
against public works advocates.
Speaker Byrns told reporters as he
emerged from a conference with Presi-
dent Roosevelt yesterday he was con-
fident the House would not order a
part of the appropriation set aside for
public works. All Of the money was
requested by Mr.. Roosevelt for the
Works Progress Administration, with
more to be added if any we're to be
used for public works. Byrns was OF
the opinion none would be added.
The Speaker added significantly that
If special rule were necessary to
expedite its consideration, he was sure
it could be obtained easily.
Caucus Is Threatened.
AP. w. A. bloc, headed by Repre-
sentative Better, Democrat of New
York, has threatened to call a Dem
ocratic caucus If its negotiations fail.
A special rule might bar all amend
ments If a majority of the House ap-
proved such procedure, but Better has
said he had sufficient strength to force
through his demands, and, apparently.
vote down such rule.
We've got the votes" was the way
he put it.
The P. w. A. bloc leaders con-
ferred with President Roosevelt Thurs
day, and Friday met with Secretary
Ickes and Harry L. Hopkins. Better
reported afterward that Hopkins ex-
pressed willingness, if the President
agreed, to transfer $400, 900 900 of the
new funds to Ickes for such projects
as schools and sewers which would
not cost any more per man than w.
P. A. projects.
Cites Approved Projects.
Ickes told them, Better said, that
he had S345, 900 of such projects,
capable of putting million men to
work, which already were approved
and ready to start, and that more
than enough to make up the $780,
100000 were near final approval.
Better said he and his colleagues in
the movement would go to the White
House again Tuesday, after President
William Green and other American
Federation of Labor leaders had con-
ferred with Mr.. Roosevelt to urge P.
w. A. funds.
Byrns said the deficiency-relief ap-
preparations bill would come up
Thursday or Friday and would 60 to
the Senate some time in the follow
ing week.
Evening star., 1936-05-03
Robbers Kill Man, Get $500.

ROCKINGHAM. N. c.. May 2 Up.
The sheriff's Office reported tonight
Roy Rhyme. 40. operator of a filling
station a mile west of here, was shot
and killed by two or three hold-up
men, who robbed him of S700.
Evening star., 1936-05-03
LABOR OPERATIVE DIES
Police Say w. r. Cushman Shot
Self After Quarrel.

NEW YORK, May 2 LP.-William
r. Cushman, 46, special investigator
for the United States Department of
Labor, died tonight of bullet wound
in the temple.
Police said he shot himself following
family quarrel. He was taken from
his home to the hospital where he
died three hours later.
Evening star., 1936-05-03
OPPONENTS FIGHT
FUNDSFORP. WA.
House Leaders Ready to Act
to Hold Relief Cash
for w. P. A.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
A gigantic public works program
tpds one OF President Rooseuelts
early recommendations for solving
at least partially the problem OF
unemployment. By January, 1885,
hotpeUer, the President had come to
the conclusion small work pro-
gram mould be more eteotire and
turned most of the $4,000. .00o, 900
in the 1885 relief act ouer to the
w. p. A. Since then the clash be-
ttDeen the W. p. A. and the Public
Works Administration has been
ceeseless. Each agency iUdnts the
lions share OF the pending relief
appropriation.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

(See PRIMARIES, Page AID
Evening star., 1936-05-03
Looting Breaks Out.

(See ETHIOPIA, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1936-05-03

(See RADIO, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1936-05-03

Showers and cooler today ard tonight;
tomorrow fair and continued cool. Tenn
peratures-Highest, SO, at pm. yester-
day; lowest, SO, at Sis am. yesterday.
Full report on page B-4.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

(See TAXES, Page A-8.)
Evening star., 1936-05-03

(See SNAKES, Page A-9.)
Evening star., 1936-05-03

.lSee ANI1GENS, Page A.o.l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
KIFOGAST

emeltek, de egyetlen vi
inditvanyuk mem volt ARA
nezve, hogy megis hat NIT kel-
lene csinalni a kormanynak,
ha - Szerintik - az orszag
boldogulasat keresne. Ok ait
kovetelik, hogy a kormany,
mint a multban, sem1nit ne
csinaljon bizza a tokere az
orszagot.
Mindez mem felhaborito az
Al Smith reszerol, aki annyit
kosz0nhet a demokrata part
max es aki a megfizetett Greg
ringyok receptje szerint min
den szemermet ledobta, mikor
az Empire Buildingnel az 0t-
veneer dollaros dzsabot atvet-
tie, de van valami, anit soha
nem lehet es Soha mem szabad
megbocsajtani ennek az en-
bernek.
A Liberty League, jelenlegi
ura es gazdaja meg az aggse-
gelyeket es a munkatlansag
esetere valo biztositast, vagyis
a tarsadalmi biztositast is ell
lenzi, de inert nyiltan azzal
szembe fordulni mem mernek,
csak AIT k0vetelik, hogy a tor
veny vegrehajtasat halasszak
lei, arnig AIT "reSzletesebben
r u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
A KONGRESSZUS
LEGFONTOSABB

elhatarozasa tehat mem az
lesz, hogy XII fogjak-e es mibol
fogjak a bonusnak nevezett
hadisarcot kifizetni, sem pedig
az, hogy mennyit szavaznak
meg ismet k0zsegelyre.
Meg az AAA, CCC stb. is
csak ennek a nemzetnek a sor-
sara lesz k0zvetlen hatassal,
de a semlegesseg feletti don
tes esetleg az egesz vilag sor-
sat konnyen eldont;.
Termeszetes hat, hogy ezzel
foglalkoznak a legkevesebbet a
torvenyhozok es az ujsagok,
mikozben oldalakon at tanul-
manyozzak es talalgatjak,
hogy milyen programot ter
jeszt a kongresszus ele Roose-
VelI d IldpOkDdll.
Folyik a nagy vita, hogy a
koltsegvetes milyen lesz, hogy
a deficitet mennyire tudja az
elnok az vi izleti evben (1936
iulius-1937 junius 30) levag-
nj, hogy milyen osszeget kel
ujra segelyre, hogy mibol fog.
juk a ketezerharomszaz mil.
lios hadisarcot fizetni S kOz
oen a politika szennyes aradats
az egesz t0rvenyhozasi tiles
Szakot elOnti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
BEKER0L BESZELT

az eln0k, mikor a Feher Haz
elott felallitott karacsonyfan
kigyulladt a lampak fenye S
mem artana tisztaban lenni We
le mindenkinek, hogy az euro
pai beke sorsa ezuttal az anne
Erikai kormany es a kongresz-
szus kezebe van leteve.
Ha az Egyesilt Allamok XII
viteli tilalmat mem vetnek az
olajra, akkor AIT mem fogjak
megtenni az europai hatalma'S
sem ugy az aneol- mint a
francia korrnanyok orllni fog
max a kifogasnak
Ha azonban az amerikai
kongresszus elrendeli a kivitel
tilalmat, akkor a Ligaba t0rn0-
rilt hatalmak egyebet szinten
mem tehetnek S ebben az eset-
ben MusSolininek csak ket do
log kozt marad valasztas.
Vagy eltavozik tobb-kevesebb
bekevel, vagy elk0veti a mo-
dern idok legnagyobb oriltse-
get es gonoszsagat es megin-
ditja a haborut Europaban.
Meg kell allapitanunk, hogy
Europa "allamferfijai" jelenleg
haborut mem kivannak, hogy
szeretnenek az olaj-bojkott k0
vetkezmenyei alol kiterni S
hogy csak az angol kozvele-
meny szoritja oket a szigorubb
lepesekre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02

daul megtudja, hogy mikozben
az vi republicans csillag,
Landon kormanyzo (akit csak
most probalnak csillagra fe-
nyesiteni) Kansas allan mer-
leget egyensulyba hozta, a
szovetsegnek kerult kozel szaz
millio dollarjaba, hogy annak
az allamnak a nincstelenjeit
ellassak.
A nagyvarosi lapok hamis
hangjai is kevesebbet fognak a
szovetseg pazarlasarol hazud-
ii, ha a nagyvarosok nagy ado
fizetoi elkezdenek a segelyter-
hex alatt morogni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
OFT ALLNAK TEHAT

egymassal szemben a hajda-
nj jobaratok, akik kozul az
egyik jomodban sziiletett es
ennek dacara harom eve a leg
szornyubb viaskodast folytatja
a szegenyekert az uralkodo
osztallyal, a sajat onz6 osz-
talyaval es a mask, akit a SEE
geny sorsbol emelt fel a nep
balvanynak, de aki eladta .ma-
gat a tokenek S most van SEE
me, hogy a nincsteleneknek
igert alamizsnat prohalja meg
a szegenyek kezebol kjitni.
Ha volt valaha utalatos aru-
las a vilagon, ha volt valaha
szemermetlenseg, amt kihi-
voan kivittek a piacra, akkor
AL Smith mindezeket felilmul-
ia, inert a ragadozo tokes osz
tally az Empire Building penz-
ugyi es fizikai magaslatarol
megmutatta neki az igeretnek
ait az orszagat, amelybe aru.
as utjan kell belepni, de amely
aranydollarokkal van kirakva.
Mem Rooseveltet szurja hat
ba Smith Washingtonban, ha-
mem azokat a t0megeket, anne
lyek a vallaikra emeltek, hogy
feljusson rajtuk a magasba
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
A SEGELYUGYEK
KEPEZIK

maid a legtobb vitat a kon-
gresszusban es azon Xviii, bar
a tokesek mem segelyekr6l, ha-
mem az adokrol fognak beszel-
nj. De termeszetesen a defici-
tex azert vannak, inert a
nincsteleneket ugy-ahogy ell
latjak, mikor tehat az allam-
haztartasnak az egyensulyat
k0vetelik, akkor a segelyek ell
len beszelnek.
Nagyon jo volt, hogy Roose-
velt az Observation-Disclosures
segelyezeset visszautalta az al
lamokra es a varosokra, inert
ezentul kevesebbet fognak a
nagy sz0vetsegi kiadasok eller
izgatni.
Es maid Kansas nepe pei
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
S MINDEZEK TETEJEBE

oft lebeg Washington felett
a nagy kerdojel, a nagy BIZ
zonytalansag, hogy a Supreme
Court mennyit hagy meg az
nj dealb6l.
Januar 6-atol kezdve min
den hetfon a kormany tagjait
fogja a hideg kirazni, inert
esedekesek a legfontosabb don
tesek, amelyek megallapitiak,
hogy a legfels6 birosag mennyi
szabadsagot engedelyez a nep-
kepviseletnek, vagyis a pol
garsagnak.
Valojaban lehetetlen a kon-
gresszus munkajat alaposan
el6kesziteni, inert hiszen het-
rol-hetre olyan- politikai es
gazdasagi bombat dobhat abba
a Supreme Court, amely szuk-
segszerileg mas iranyba fogja
a torvenyhozas munkajat te-
relni. f.:
Az AAA, a Guffey bill, a
Bankhead bill, stb. megsemmi-
sitese azonnali intezkedeseket
k0vetelhet a kongresszustol, a
melyek alol lehetetlen lesz XII
terni.
Ha azonban az vi deal tor
venyeinek a legnagyobb reszet
meghagyna a Supreme Court,
akkor ITALIAN a haz iileseit ju
niuSra bezarnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
HAZA-BESZEL MAR

minden szenator-jelolt es
valamennyi kongresszmen,
hogy ne is beszeljunk azokrol
az urakroi, akik eln0kjeloltjei
kivannak lenni a republicans
ellenzeknek.
Mem kerul a kongresszus ele
egyetlen javaslat, amelynek ell
dontesenel az orszag erdekeire
lesznek maid tekintettel, inert
minden egyes szavazatot ugy
adnak lie, hogy annak k0vet-
kezmenyeit merlegelje a hon
atya, aki ujra jelolt lesz.
Tekintettel lesznek maid ar
ra, hogy a t6kes csoportok
szaz-szemu lobbyja es lobbys-
tai NIT parancsolnak, inert hi
szen a valasztashoz a penzt a
t0kes ada es tekintettel lesz-
mex maid ARA, hogy nit SOL
maid egy-egy szavazathoz a
polgarsag. Csak a nemzeti er-
dekre mem fognak egy jotta-
nyit sem gondolni es ebben az
lilesszakban az lesz igazan ell
felejtve.
S ha a honatyak gyava sza
mitasa olyan szomoru nem len
ne, akkor neyetniink kellene
azon a. hidegrazason, amit a
Townsendistak okoznak az osz-
szeiil6 parlamentnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
III f. tt $ y + m L +

dragitasban annyira blinds
magas teher-fuvardij mem
azert van, inert a vasutak
uzemkoltsege magas, vagy
inert sokat fizetnek a mum
kasnak, hanem csupan azert,
inert tele vannak adossaggal S
a tartozasra hihetetlen magas
kamatokat fizetnek.
A bankar urak raboltak
tonkre minden nagyobb vas
utvonalat az orszagnak a
bankar urak szediilten vettek
tudonlasul, hogy a kormany
kamat-politikaja oket a vas
utaknal is utolerte.
Az epitkezessel azert kes-
mex, azokat azert huzzak-ha-
lasztjak, inert epitesre mar re-
gen ad eleg olcso penzt a szo-
vetseg es nagy gyasszal szem-
lelik honapok ota, hogy az
automobil es egyeb reszletuzle-
tex kamatlabai lie vannak a
harmadara szoritva.
Ha mar most ere a hatal-
mas vadaszteriiletre is be-
megy a kormany, hogy a ban
karok mohosagat feken tartsa,
akkor meg megelik, hogy iga-
zan vi deal lesz ebben a haza-
ban. ....
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
A BANKAROK ES A TOBBI

milliomosok es milliardosok
azonban mem olyan arva gye-
rekek, akiknek a szavat mem
hallja meg a nemzet Ok gon-
doskodtak rola, hogy k0vete-
leseiket a t0rvenyhozas ideje-
ben megismerje.
A kongresszus ulesenek a
kezdetere tehat nyilvanos gyu-
lest rendeztetnek a Liberty
League-nak nevezett sz0rny-
szulottel, amely csak a millio-
mosok allitolag fenyegetett
szabadsagat akarja vedelmez-
nj es felvonultattak a nepjo-
ook kivenult primadonnajat,
hogy 6 ada el6 a nagyurak
ninden kivansagat.
AL Smith volt demokrata ell
nokjeloltet, a nagyt6ke dedel-
getett - es alaposan megfize-
tett - kedvencet rendeltek XII
hogy egyreszt a Roosevelt ad-
minisztraciot tamadja, mas
reszt ada XII a kongresszusnak
a nagyurak parancsat.
Regebben a Liberty Lige
errorizalni probalta a Supreme
Courtot, mikor az orszag 81
'1egel0kel6bb igyvedje" az u.
deal osszes torvenyeinek az al
kotmanyossaga felett szava
zott, kesobb a Feher Haz eller
fordultak.
Most aztan kormanyzatunl
harmadik szervet, a kongresz
szust fogjak befolyasolni, el
mondva nekik, hogy mi az u
deal ellen a kifogasuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
TERMESZETESEN
SZUNTELENUL

tovabb tart az ellenforrada-
lom, amit a kormany es az vi
torvenyek ellen a nagytoke in
ditott, S amt minden fronton
fokozott erovel folytatnak es
hetenkent a perek legiojat ad-
iak be a kul0nbozo courtokon
minden egyes torveny ellen.
Eppen exert a kormany ARA
kerte a legfelso birosagot,
hogy eze:et a donteseket siet-
tesse, szuntesse meg a nagy
bizonytalansagot az orszagban
es peldaul a Guffey t0rveny al
kotmanyossaganak az eld0nte-
senel az also birosag iteletet ne
varja be.
EFT a birosag megigerte es
inert ez volt a legutolso le-
nyeges vi deal torveny, biz
tosra veheto, hogy juniusra en-
mex a Sorsa is ell lesz intezve.
Es amennyiben a Supreme
Court utjat alma minden ha-
ladasnak, a polgarsagnak lesz
ra ideje, hogy alkotmanymodo-
sitasra gondoljon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02
A LINDRERGHEK
TAVOZASA

volt a lapok szerint a leg
nagyobb esemenye az orszag-
max, mi azonban keptelenek va
gyunk abban olyan oriasi dol
got latni.
Teljesen megertjuk peldaul
AIT, hogy az elsoszul0ttuk vesz
tesege a szul0ket allando ret
tegesben tartja a fmasodik
gyermekukert, viszont mi
igenis el tudjuk AIT is kepzel-
nj, hogy a Lindbergh vagyon
fEnlvtats> ~ S-iL o1dalt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-02

buntetesek csak az elso resi-
lete lesz fizetve.
Meg ell sem fogjak kolteni
AIT a penzt, amt kirottak a
nemzetre, maris vi kovetele-
sekkel fognak fellepni.
Ez az vi k0veteles nyugdij
lesz minden volt katona sza-
mara. Es mikor evek utan ezt
az ujapb hadisarcot is meg
adjuk, inert a gyava es hit
szego politikusok meg tobb
szavazattal fognak szemben
allni, akkor meg egy ujabb
ostromot kell szenvednunk.
Akkor jon a koveteles, hogy
fizessunk nyugdijat az owe
gyeknek akiket maid a volt
hosok lit hagynak.
Husz ev mulva az akkor
mar eleg Greg hosok 18 ewes
gyereklanyokat fognak elvenni
S azoknak meg otven-hatvan
ev mulva is nyugdijat fog a
nemzet fizetni.
EFT akarta elkerilni Wilson
elnok, mikor mem engedte meg
hogy onkentes hadsereget to-
borozzanak, hanem a kotelezo
sorozast vezette be ebben a
hazaban. Ugy velte, hogy ez
esetben lehetetlen lesz kulon
erdemekre hivatkozva, kulon
kivaltsagos osztalyt csinalni.
Wilson elnok csalodott es
csalodott a nemzet is.
A demokraciak mindig azon
buktak meg, hogy a tisztse-
gekre palyazok megveszteget-
tex a szavazokat es nemcsak
a vezetok voltak korruptak,
hanem korrumpaltak az egesz
orszagot.
A bonus kifizetese, az ujabb
meg ujabb hadisarc, amt ellie
mink szavaznak, cgy olyan
nagy osztaly erkolcseit teszik
korruptta, amely ARA lenne
hivatva, hogy gerince legyen
a nemzetnek.
: Ha azonban ait latjak g
volt katonak, hogy minden ev-
ben sikerrel eret vaghatnak az
orszagon, termeszetes, hogy
; megszedulnek nem gerincei
de esetleg fekelyei lesznek {
; hazanak. Hacsak a bonus fel-
( vetele utan magukhoz mem
ternek nem latjak be, hogy
a hadisarcot a hadseregek az
ellensegre szoktak rendes k0
riilmenyek kozt kivetni.
EFT azonban mem lehet re-
melnunk, inert ha a volt ka.
{ tonaknak mem is jutna eszuk
be, hogy ujabb meg ujabb k0
: vetelesekkel lepjenek fel, meg
, teszik ait a demagog, a kor
| rupt politikusok helyettuk.
| Csak egy vigasztalo van eb
ben az egesz rackeGben.
Ha a nemzet tenyleg nyug
dijat fog a tegnap hoseinel
fizetni, akkor lassan rajol
maid mindenki hogy a haborl
borzasztoan skoltseges es oriz
kedni fognak tole, hogy ban
karok es a tobbi tokesek pez
zenek a vedelmeben meg egy
seer haboruba engedjek sodor
nj az orszagot. Ha ez lenne 6
bonus meg a nyugdij kovet,
kezmenye, akkor akarhany
ezer millio dollart fogunk mee
lki-izzadni, tandij olcso lesz.