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The Washington times., 1937-01-25
NeLO Projects to Come

Falkland Properties-A similar
but smaller project now under con-
struction just beyond the city
limits at the north end of Six
teenth Street, where it intersects
the East-West Highway at Silver
Spring. This project, Just six
miles north of the White House,
likewise overlookS the city from
one Of the highest points here
abouts. 1t will contain 178 family
units, built on a 10-acrs tract. Also
privately financed, the total cost
is put at $1,1O0,OOO. The FILA has
contracted to insure a first mort
gage of $4,000. This is the Sec
ond largest of the so-caled FILA
projects in the Capital area.
In addition, a Philadelphia syn
dicate has just announced plans
for a $10,000,00O project of the
same general character, over
shadowing those described above,
to be built on a 62-acre tract on
Rhode Island Avenue Northeast.
The Washington Consumers Club
is also looking into the possibility
of a 200 family unit cooperative
project to be located northeast of
Washington, and employees Of the
Department OF Agriculture and
the Washington Navy Yard are
working on plans for cooperative
housing projects for their own oc-
cupancy.
Thus housing comes to Wash
ton in its several public aspects.
Here the whole scheme Of Federal
aid may be seen in operation. And
still, say those most familiar with
the Capitals needs, it is only a
start. Much more must be done
to meet existing and anticipated
shortages of loWcost dwellings.
The Washington times., 1937-01-25
Drive Around City Reveals Housing Program Merits
GREENBELT, Md, ON OUTSKIRTS,
SAMPLE OF GARDEN CITY

Note-In the Nations Capital is possible at the end
of three gears to the actu aOormgs of the Gover-
nens housing program 1t has evotOed ~nder the Ne0
program is more or less experimental fooWng the time
trail of trial and error and because Washington mas
become important center of eTpere1tGtaon ITS eTper
ence possesses national as UeU local significance quite
apart from the fact that 1T is the seat of Government
Here the is the story of hat the program means, or
present SERIES There UN be seven before the
TieS ends
The Washington times., 1937-01-25
Kidneys Must
Clean Out Acids

Your body cleans out Acids and poison
Gus wastes in your blood thru million
tiny, delicate Kidney tubes or filters but
beware of cheap, drastic, irritating drugs.
If functional Kidney or Bladder disorders
make you surfer from Gettlng up Nights
Under Eyes. Dizziness. Rheumatic Pains,
Acidity, Burning, Smarting or Itching, don't
take chances Get the Doctors guaran-
teed prescription called Cystex. $4,000 90
deposited with Bank of America, Los An
geles. Calf, guarantees Cystex must bring
new vitality in 4S hours and make you
feel years younger in one week or money
back on return of empty package. Tele-
phone your druggist for guaranteed Cystex
(Siss-tex) today.
The Washington times., 1937-01-25
BUSY
ON BALL PLANS

With newspapers and radios
throughout the country making
hourly appeals to the public to
join the crowds at the 5000 birth
day dances to be given President
Roosevelt Saturday night through
out the nation, in a benefit effort
to stamp out infantile paralysis,
Washington was busily engaged
today in ironing out last-minute
details for seven dances in the
Nations Capital.
An address by President Roose-
welt, broadcast to the millions of
dancers by radio, will be the head
line attraction, while local crowds
in seven of the city's hotels will
be honored with personal appear
ances by Mrs. Roosevelt.
Hollywood'S stars also will lend
color to the dances here as Joe E.
Brown, Jean Harlow, Robert Tay-
lor, Jeanette Macdonald and Mitzi
Green put in personal appearances.
Another feature of the local pro-
gram will be the $25 Gold Plate"
breakfast at the Carlton Hotel.
John Saul, chairman of the
floor committees, has named the
following vice chairmen: Edgar
Morris, Wardman Park Hotel;
Charles Carroll Morgan, Shore
ham; Daniel w. O'Donoghue, jr.,
Mayflower: John A. Reilly, Hamil-
ton; w. GWynn Gardner, jr.,
Washington; Robert w. Wilson,
willard; Richmond B. Keech,
Raleigh; Marcy L. Sperry, Carlton,
and Robert j. Cottrell and Major
Horace B. Smith. special assistants.
The Washington times., 1937-01-25
Flood of Applicants

There were 400 applications for
houses of this kind in Hopkins
Place and other ADA projects, all
small in scope as compared with
the slum reclamation projects in
most cities.
Under the law creating the Alley
Dwelling Authority its operations
are limited to Kidding the city of
it's inhabited alleys. Without ad-
ditional legislation it cannot go
beyond this in developing large
scale low-rent projects, and has
had only $5O0,000 with which to
operate. 1t is for this reason
among others, that the PWA, RA
and FHA have assumed the leader
ship in financing or underwriting
the large7scale projects to be seen
on the Capital fringeS.
Among the more important Of
these are:
Greenbelt-A rural settlement
garden city, built in the open coun-
The Washington times., 1937-01-25
BY T. A. HUNTLEY

A days drive around Wash
ington will reveal more in the
way Of tangible results from
the Governments housing pro-
gram than all the speeches OF
its sponsors. Words and
music were written by mel
Of vision and imagination in
the downtown office buildings,
where the alphabetical agen-
cies struggle with the New
Deal symphony. Go into the
nearby alleys or out into the
suburbs and you hear the
song of the hammer and saw,
as the composition comes to
life.
If the program were to be judged
by preliminary results in one char
acteristic community, the Wash
ington record would entitle it to
better than a passing grade-but
no more. To call it four-tifths
successful would be generous. This
is strictly a community estimate.
It is unrelated to the fact that
the FLHBB, the FILA, the PWA,
the WPA, the RFC and the other
emergency or permanent agencies
concerned with housing have their
headquarters here.
What does the program mean to
Americas cities? How does it
work out in application? What
results does it produce? Is 1t sup
ported by public opinion? Does it
make a definite contribution to the
life of the community? Washing
toms answers to these questions
would run something like this:
It has given us a new garden
city-Greenbelt. Md.-one OF
three in the United States pat
termed after the garden cities OF
England.
It has given us two large pri-
vate housing projects, financed
Gin part with Federal assistance,
though not with Federal funds,
which are among the most at
tractive in the metropolitan
area, and in which the rents are
relatively lower than for COM
parable accommodations else
where
The Washington times., 1937-01-25

example Of what can be done in
combining profit with social
service-where, prior to the World
War, thousands of one-famlly
houses were built and rented
profitably as a long-term invest
ment designed to return reason
able but not excessive earnings.
The management of some of these
housing estates yielded to the lure
of high profits during the post
war boom in real estate, and sold
out. Those who held on found
their revenues running along dur
ing the subsequent depression as
steadily as ever, their investments
solid as rock.
There was ready explanation:
In time of collapSing values
they offered something which
could be obtained nowhere else
good dwellings at relatively low
rentals. These projects were built
on a firm foundation economical
ly as well as socially.
Hopkins Place is the prize
achievement of Washington'S
Alley Dwelling Authority since
it's organization in 1884. The
heads of the ADA are Chair
man Melvin C. Hazen Of the
Board of District Commissioners;
Arno B. Cammerer, executive Of
flee; Of the National Capital Park
and Planning Commission; and
the director of housing of PWA,
since last July Howard A. Gray, a
Chicago business executive. But
it is Director Ihlder who runs it.
In Hopkins Place the ADA found
a group of typical alley dwellings
built back to back around the out
side of hollow square. They faced
on the alleys. What the ADA did
was quite simple. 1t turned the
dwellings around"-thoSe which
could be rehabilitated-and by
architectural changes faced them
inward instead of outward. It
cleared out the center of the hollow
square and put in lawn. New
houses were built around this
open court, to fill in the vacant
spaces along the alleys. The re-
suit is a group of low-rent dwellings
which are now sanitary and well
lighted.
The alleys are still there, but
the alley dwellings have had
their face lifted and are no longer
recognizable as such. The rents
range from $13.55 to $28.75 for the
most expensive new corner houses.
All are rented.
The Washington times., 1937-01-25
Saved Many Homes

It has enabled thousands Of
residents to refinance existing
mortgages on their homes, on a
so-called rental basis.
It has made it easier to get
money for the construction OF
new homes, and all but ellml-
mated the costly second mort
gage.
It has damned the flood Of
foreclosures and greatly stimu"
lated new construction.
It has restored stability to the
real estate market and brought
values bouncing back from their
depression lows.
It has cleaned up a few OF
the alleys formerly occupied by
the Negro alley dwellers here
victims of a tradition and habit
handed down from before the
Civil War.
It is giving us a Federally-
constructed loW-rental housing
project for Negro residents at
the edge of the city.
It has stirred up sentiment
for other large-scale housing
projects, some of which seem to
be on the way toward realza-
ton.
All Of these things are on the
credit side of the housing ledger
aside from the fact that stlmu
lated construction activities OF all
sorts have given employment to
many thousands of carpenters
painters, bricklayerS, maSons, TIN
smiths and other artisans and tc
additional thousands of laborers
But-and you can underscore
the "but"::
It has not lowered interest
rates appreciably.
It has not reduced construc-
ton costs-which if anything
are higher than they were a
year ago.
It has not solved the problem
of obtaining construction loans
for new properties, covering the
period of actual building. Loan
ing agencies are still collecting
bonuses of from / to 31a per
cent or more, in addition to the
regular interest rate, for this
type of loan.
The Washington times., 1937-01-25
6 R f f n B FL 7
GARDEN CITY
SAMPLE

walkup apartments, so arranged
as to occupy about. 20 per cent of
the ground area and surrounded
by spacious Handicapped lawns.
There are garages, community
laundries, incineratorS, play
grounds in the 3112 acres oc-
cupied by the development.
Closely following the colonial
tradition in architecture, it is the
most attractive housing develop
ment of it's kind in the metropol-
itan area. The apartments are all
occupied and there is a long wait
ing list of applicants. Tenant ap-
plications for the first group built
totaled $4,000 before the buildings
were completed. The initial project
was so successful it was trebled in
size within two years.
The Washington times., 1937-01-25
Much d. C.. Hostility

It has hardly cracked the sur
face of open or hidden hostility
by the financial institutions Of
the National Capital to the FILA
insured-mortgage financing plan
"a condition which has caused
critics within the Governments
housing organization to charac-
terize Washington as one Of the
worst spots in the country in
this respect.
Is the program a success? You
can work up your own rating.
The answer is Eyes and No" On
the whole, undoubtedly, it is yes.
In spots it is no. There are still
nuts to be cracked.
And that, with variations, is the
answer for the country as a whole,
The Washington times., 1937-01-25
AbOUe Profit Line

That, of course, is a private
venture. It comes above the
profit line. In a substantial
sense it resembles the housing
estates of Baltimore and Phila-
dclphia-with the Girard Trust
as Philadelphia's most eminent
The Washington times., 1937-01-25

units Of from three to five
rooms. In the other they run
from $43.50 for a three-room
unit to SIT for six rooms.
The Washington times., 1937-01-25
CLEAN
FALSE Teeth
new EASY way

NU bIuJnWE-NeCUulleuusu Dy DeuIIOIV
Approved By Coed Housekeeping Bureau
Just drop q little Stera-Kleen powder in
q glass of water. Leave your false teeth or
bridges in it while you dress or overnight.
No need to brush. Simply rinse and your
plates are fresh and clean-clean where the
brush can't reach.
tar, film and tarnish. Ends bad taste and
smell. Makes dull teeth look like new
smooth, cool-comfortable. The discovery
of DIR. L. W. Sherwin, eminent dentist. Ap.
proved by Good Housekeeping. Ask at
Peoples for Stera.Kleen. Money back II yo0
are NOT delighted. @ 1886, P. 4 B. Co
On Sale at all Peoples Service Drug stSreSG
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-18

Mar, kony0rg0m alassan, bo-
csassanak meg nekem, de mem
tudok lemondani arrol a gyen-
gesegemr6l, hogy aprankent
nyakig ettem magam az anne
rikai politikaba. Hej pedig ia
Ian jobb lett volna nekem is,
meg masoknak is, ha megma-
radunk a magunk regi notaja
mellett, mas szoval magyarok-
max es esztinkbe Sc jut, hogy
az amerikai politikaval t0r6d-
Junk. Mem azert j0ttunk mi
ide, az vi vilagba, hogy lit
Macy politikai valtozasokat csi-
naljunk, hanem azert, hogy
kenyeret keressunk.
Mi hasznunk nekunk abbol,
hogy mi t0rtenik az amerikai
politikaban? Ha szetnezek ma
gam k0rul, azok k0z0tt, akik-
kel egy kenyeret eszek, ujsag-
irok k0z0tt, hat csak ait la
tom, hogy az Greg gazdam po-
litikailag meg akkor is nagy
kutya, amikor eln0k0t kell va
lasztani. Ilyenkor Himler Mar
ton 0csem fele nezek, aki a
kenyeremet ada es csak any,
nyit tapasztalok, hogy mikor
en- j6llakok, akkor Himler kop-
lal, amikor meg en- koplalok,
akkor 8 lakik jol. Ennyi hasz-
nunk van a politikabol. Ha
pedig Youngstown fele pislo-
gatok, akkor eszembe jut, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-18

Helyette nagy eletet kezdett
elni, szaz teritekes vacsorara
hivta meg baratait. Mindenki-
mex nyomtatott meghivot kill
d0tt, de a meghivottakert a
vacsora elott taxi ment, ne
hogy otthon maradjanak. Es
vacsora utan, mikor bucsuzni
kezdett a vendeg sereg, min
denki draga jegyet kapott a
masnapi szinhazi eloadasra es
persze taxi r0pitett minden
vendeget otthonaba.
Rakas szamra vasarolta a
draga ruhakat, tell kabatokat
vett nyaron is, egyszerre ket
arany orat is tartott zsebeiben.
Egyiket jobb, masikat balzse-
beiben. Gyurut tizet rakott
lei uJdlTd.
Ilyen koltekezesi tempot per-
sze a hatvanezer pengo Sc brit.
Hamarosan eluszott az. Miko1
mar fogytan volt penze, va
laki ait tanacsolta neki, hogy
olyan szerencses ember, mint
8, loversenyen kamatoztassa
szerencsejet. Meg is fogadta a
tanacsot, de a szerencse a
gyepen elpartolt t6le. Maradek
penzevel elszaladtak a lovak.
Most ujra rongyosan 6gye-
leg Szegeden. A finom ruhakat
zalogba csapta, a zalog cedu-
lakat is eladta.
Farkas Istvan szerencseje el.
parolgott. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-18
Cine:
BUDAPEST
HOTEL METROPOLE

z6 nagyon vigyaz ARA, hogy
oft tovabbra is bekesseg es
rend narration.
NEMELY EMBERNEK
hiaba kedvez a szerencse,
mem tud a szerencse kereken
okosan ilni. Eek koze tar
tozik Farkas Istvan szegedi
csizmadia mester is. Egesz ele-
teben nagyon szegeny ember
volt. Nyolc honap el6tt negy
mas szegeny ember tarsasaga-
ban osztalysorsjegyet vasarolt.
Olyan nagyon szegeny volt
abban az id6ben, hogy KEGS
kemetr6l, ahol alkalmi munkat
kapott gyalog ment Szegedre,
mem volt vonatra k0ltsege.
Szaz kilometer az ut, amt ha-
rom nap alatt tett meg. Szor-
nyen faradt volt, mikor See
gedre ert. OFT leult egy teren
egy padra. Kezebe akadt egy
ujsag, abbol tudta meg, hogy
sorsjegye megutotte a fonye-
remenyt. Hatvanezer peng0t
kapott, ami meg ha dollarra
szamitjdk is at, hatalmas
summa.
Mikor megkapta EFT a sok
penzt, Farkas Istvan addig
foldh0z ragadt szegeny csiz-
NADIA egeszen megszedult.
Mem tette bankba a penzt, mem
is vett ingatlant, mint ahogy
mas okos ember tette volna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-18
HETEDHETORSZAGRA

szolo lakodalmat tartottak a
szegedi tanyakon. Olyant, ami
lyepeket valaha a Bacskaban
tai Cottak.
ferdig er a no a szegedi ia
nyakon, felmeteres ho esett Or
szagszerte, de az mem akada-
lyozza meg a tanyak nepet,
hogy ne kodalmaskodj
Farsang van, tehat lakodalma-
kat kell tartani.
Szabo Mariska volt az or
szagszerte feltiinest keltett he
tedhetorszagra szolo lakodalom
menyasszonya. A lakodalom
hetf6n kezdodott es meg szom-
baton delutan is voltak ven
degek a lakodalmas haznal.
Krisztian Antal volt a boil
dog v6legeny. Modos gazda
csalad fla es hat persze a lag
zival mind a ket csalad XII
akart tenni magaert. $50 csa-
ladot hivtak meg a lakodalom-
ra, amelyen tobb mint harom-
szaz szemely meg is jelent fel-
pantlikazott szanokon es a ho-
ban nagy uggyel bajjal ver-
godo szekereken.
Az alsokozponti plebania
templomban parades kils6se-
gek kozott tartottak meg az
eskuvot. A menyasszony - aki
egyelore 80 hold jo zsiros ter
m6foldet kapott hozomanyul,
(ami nagy $40 a szegedi tanya-
vilagban) feher selyemben je-
lent meg az oltar elott, a vo-
legeny csizmasan, asztragan
premes kopenyben, a fiatalo-
kat harminc par koszoruslany
es vofely kiserte a templomba.
Az egyhazi szertartas utan
kezdodott meg a lakodalom
egyszerre mind ket portan.
Mindket csalad tanyajanak I'D
varan hosszu satrakat acsol-
tax, hogy elegendo hely legyen
a tObb mint haromszaz ven
deg szamara, de azert a $40
bakba is bowen jutott vendeg.
Az udvaron felallitott lakodal-
mi satrakat rogtonzott kaly.
hakbol fut0ttek, inert a boz
melege mem volt eleg a hoban
fagyban. A hetfo deltol kedd
estig tarto lakodalmi ebeden
80 par pulykabol es SO tyuk.
Dol foztek levest, levagtak 10
malacot, IA hizott birkat es
vagy 200 par baromfit, de volt
ezenkivul frissen elejtett nyul
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-18
m>ayz4aizu.

AIuoA CV iva IO1OSdGJd a 1CPuO
likanusok szekeret Nemenyi
Miklos Ern6 es t0viskoszorun
xviii mem volt egyeb haszna
bel6le. Mem mondom, mikor
fele fuj a szel, akkor Dayton
ban a demokrata Kelemen
szerkeszt6 kik0ny0r0g valami
koldus kenyeret egy-ket vagy
huszon0t joravalo magyar
atyamfianak, de neki mines
tobbje ANIMAL, hogy engem pap
rikas szalonnaval vendegeljen.
Hat ha csak ennyi hasznunk
van abb6l, hogy nyakig benne
vagyunk az amerikai politika-
ban, akkor jobb, ha a favagas
msllett maradtunk volna.
Persze, mindez csak olyan
tires beszed. Tudom en-, hogy
mikent volna jo reank nezve,
de oft egye a fene, magam is
ugy belebolondultam a politi-
kaba, hogy mem tudok kika-
szolodni belole. Mar trefa Sc
jut eszembe mas, mint politi-
kai, peldaul a k0vetkezo:
Macy politikai gyilest tar
tottak Youngstown varosaban
a republikanusok, ahol tudva-
levoleg Nemenyi szerkeszt6 Wit
te a f6szot. Magyar letere
olyan beszedet vagott XII, hogy-
ha maskent mem fordul, bizto-
san Landon lett volna az vi
elnok. Sajnos, maskent fordult
a szavazat sora De eleg az
hozza, anikor nagy eljenzes
kozott befejezte a gyony0ri
beszedet, leszallott az emel-
venyrol, indult volna hazafele
az angol napilap szerkeszt6-
segebe, ahol nagy kutya am ez
a magyar Nemenyi, a sokasag
szelen oft lat egy tiz ewes ma
gyar fiut, amint negy kolyok-
kutyat arulgatott volna, ha
lett volna vev6je.
Megallott Nemenyi szerkesz-
to a gyerek el0tt es megker-
dezte:
- Hat te NIT csinalsz tit,
Palika?
No, megmondta a gyerek
nyomban:
- Szeretnem eladni ezeket
a kis kutyakat, inert hogy
penzre lenne sziiksegem, inert
ruhat akarnek venni.
! A humoros eszjarasu Meme
nyi szerkeszto ere trefasan
kerdezte:
= Aztan milyen politikai
partallasuk van ezeknek a ku.
tyaknak, tie Pail?
A gyereknek a szempillaja
Sc rebbent meg, amint vissza.
vagta:
- Eek, Nemenyi bacsi, re.
publikanus kutyak.
Csovalta fejet ugyan Meme.
nyi, de megfelelt a szora:
= Hat ha republikanusok a
kutyak, akkor ehol nj tiz dol.
lar, megveszek bel6liik kett6t.
Telt-mult az lido, vagy ket
hettel kes6bb megint gyules
volt azon a helyen, csak ez al.
kalommal eppen a demokratal
tartottak. Elment ARA a gyii.
lesre a hallgatok k0ze Meme.
nyi szerkeszt6 is, hadd hallja
hogy mivel ervelnek a demo.
kratak, de hamar megunts
ait, hogy mindig csak Roose.
veltet dicserik, tehat sarkon.
fordult es indult hazafele
Amint azonban a sokasag sze.
lere ert, oft talalta ismet q
kis magyar gyereket a ket kis
kutyaval, amelyek az el6bbt
gyllesr6l maradtak. Odalepett
ennelfogva a fiuhoz es meg.
kerdezte:
- Mi keresel te itt, Palika;
Rafelelt a gyerek:
AIT pr6balom, hogy 9
megmaradt ket kis kutyat ad.
jam el.
Cs6valta fejet er6sen Ne
i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-18

es facan is. Elfogyott 10 hekto
Dor, ket hekto fekete kave,
tobb szaz uveg szodaviz es
felszolgaltak tiz nagy ruhako-
sar sutemenyt, pogacsat es egy
sereg tortat. De ez csak az ebed
volt, szerdan, csitortokon mar
ujitani kellett es aztan minden
nap mar frisset kellett fozni a
kitarto vendegek szamara. Ha-
rom zenekar szolgaltatta a mu-
zsikat, volt ket ciganybanda,
fuvos es tamburas zenekar,
megallas nelkiil felvaltva huz-
tax a notakat es tanczenet. A
ket nasznagy, de a fiatalok is
regi tanyai szokas szerint mind
addig, mig vendeg volt a lako-
dalomban, mem tavozhattak ell
es mem pihenhettek lie, nekik
is vegig kellett mulatni hosz-
szu idot, mig csak birjak.
Icy observation-disclosures Sze-
ged videk tanyajan az Ur 1887
TX esztendejeben.
A MAGYAR ALLAN
igyekszik mennel t0bb foldet
megszerezni es a szerzett fold
re kis birtokosokat letelepiteni.
A telepitessel az a Gel, hogy
mennel tobb kis embernek on
allo existenciat alapitsanak.
A kormany most tette koz-
re, hogy 1886 julius 1-tol de-
cember 31-ig a foldmivelesiigyi
miniszterium telepitesi celokra
1,734 hold foldet szerzett meg.
A megszerzett fold osszvetelara
5,O59,628 peng6 volt. Az vi bir-
tok szerzoktol ait kivaniak,
hogy 25-30@o-ot fizessenek lie
es ennek a feltetelnek 223O
csalad meg is felelt es ICY azok
meg is kaptak a foldet. De
mem csak tulajdonf0ldhoz jut-
tat ujabban kis gazdakat az
allan, hanem nagy berleteket
igenybe vesz kis berletek eel
jaira. A kis berloket szovetke-
yeti kolcsonnel latjak Ell, hogy
boldogulni tudjanak az vi elet
kezdesekor.
A telepitesek azonban igaza-
ban meg mem kezd6dtek meg,
azok a kovetkezo evekben foly-
max maid igazi nagy lendiilet-
tel. A kormany programjaban
van nagy birtokokat is igeny-
be venni - termeszetesen a
tulajdonosok megfelel6 karta-
lanitasaval telepitesi celok-
ra. Kul0n0sen olyan videkeken
ahol maskent mem tudnak a
nincstelen t0megeket maskent
maid foldh0z juttatni.
MINISTER VALTOZAS
t0rtent a magyar kormany.
ban, amikor e sorokat gepelem
Kozma Miklos beligyminisztel
lemondott es elhatarOzasat
mem volt hajlando megvaltoz.
tatni.
Kozma Miklos eros kezu bel.
ugyminiszter volt, az ellenzek
mem szerette es erdekes, hogy
ugyanakkor sajat partjanak
szels6 jobboldali tagjai sem
kedveltek. Az ellenzek azert
hagudott ra, inert az 8 szam-
laja terhere irtak az elmult
valasztas er6szakossagait, q
szels6 jobboldal meg azert gyii-
lolte, inert szerintuk Kozma
volt az akadalya annak, hogy
a tulzo agitaci6kat mem en-
gedtek meg.
Egg bizonyos: Kozma utod-
janak is szigoruan az alkot-
manyossag utjan kell halad-
mia, inert sem a Kormanyzo
sem a parliament mem enged.
ne meg szels6s4ges iranyu bel
iigyminisztert. Ebben az or
Sz4oban minden felel6S tHnve.