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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-08-05

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THE AMERICAN PRODUCTS co.
wants your live or dead horses
and cows. Our truck will call every
day, except Sunday, at Benton City,
Richland, Pasco and Kennewick.
Phone 2161, at Grange Supply, Inc,
at once during hot weather before
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The Washington times., 1937-02-10

human liberties are falling. In
nation after nation ideas Of
democracy have been swept
away. In every case the process
of destruction follows the same
pattern. First, the Executive sets
himself up as a popular leader,
and in the name of national
emergency asks that additional
authority be given him. Then
the legislature gradually yields
more and more power to the Ex-
ecutive, until the legislature be-
comes a mere instrument of the
Executive.
Courts Undermined
"Finally the courts Of law are
undermined. and the judiciary
ceases to be a protection for the
people.
when this final stage Is
reached-when the independ-
ence of the courts is destroyed
the rights and liberties of the
people are gone. The people are
then at the mercy of the Ex-
ecutive. The Executive is all
powerful.
1--WE have seen the results Of
this process abroad. The first
steps have already been taken
here"
Then the speaker reviewed the
events of the first Roosevelt ad
ministration, showing, as he be
lieved, how the President, step by
step, had reached out for larger
powers. Quoting the President:
own words, I'VE have built ur
new instruments of public power,
the Republican candidate declared
He spoke truly when he
said these instruments could
provide 'Shackles for the lib
critics of the people enslave-
ment for the public The peO-
The Washington times., 1937-02-10

pie Of the United States have
never authorized the President
to set up powers that supersede
their Constitution. They do
not want any Government to
have powers that could be used
to shackIe their liberties and
enSlaVe them.
EMERGENCY OVER"
"T have listed only a few
powers asked for by the PreSi-
dent. These powers were granted
with the understanding that
they were only temporary But
after the powers had been OBJ
tanned, and after the emergency
was clearly over, we we're told
that another emergency would
be greater if the powers were
given up. In other words the
concentration of power in the
hands of the President was not
a question of temporary emer-
gency. 1t was a question Of
permanent national policy. In
my opinion the emergency Of
1888 was a mere excuse.
upon this, it seems to me,
the evidence is unmistakable.
AS viewed by this AdminiStra-
tratiOn, the unfavOrabIe de-
cisiOnS Of the Supreme Court
were mere annoying setbackS.
They made no visible change in
the drive for a stronger and
stronger central Government
under a more and more power
full Chief Executive"
Asserting that the President
was not taking the country intc
his confidence, Governor Landor
asked specifically whether he in
tended, if reelected, to try to re
vive the NRA, the AAA and othel
alphabetical agencies cast into thu
discard by decisions of the Su
The Washington times., 1937-02-10
HITLER TO ASK
PREPARATIONS
REPAYMENT

BERLIN, Feb. 10 QN.So.
Chancellor Hitler's repudiation OF
the war guilt clause in the YER
sales Treaty may be followed by
demands that the Allies repay
huge sums given them as German
reporations, the Nazi press hnted
today.
In diplomatic circles it was be-
lieved Hitler might use such de-
mands as a lever to regain colonies
taken from Germany after the
World War.
The newspaper Nacht Ausgabe'
in a bluntly worded editorial de-
manding the return Of German
colonies, published the first intima'
ton of the possible new German
move. 1t said:
"Article 231 Of the Versailles
Treaty (the war guilt clause)
was Cancelled by Chancellor
HitIer's statement. Thus Ger
many no longer recognizes it
self as responsible for all the
losses and damages Of the war;
Therefore the claim for
reparatiOnS is nullified in prin-
ciple. Since the fact stands
that Germany was not guilty Of
the war it might even reclaim
the past demands Of Others"
In official Nazi circles it was
acknowledged that the phrase
past demands" referred to repara-
tjOnS
The Washington times., 1937-02-10
FIELD HOUSES URGED

Erection Of eight new field
houses, for indoor recreation and
community meetings at local park
and recreation sites, was recon-
mended to C. Marshall Finnan.
director of National Parks, by AL
bert Clyde Burton, assistant super
visor of the parks unit in charge Of
the recreation division.
Similar to the field houses at
Anacostia and Potomac Parks, the
new structures would be built at
Langdon Park, Takoma Park, Bat
terry Kemble, Chevy Chase, Turkey
Thicket, Edgewood, Reno and Taft.
Construction funds would be
The Washington times., 1937-02-10

preme Court. He voiced the view
that a greater concentration of
power in the hands of the Chief
Executive was neither necessary
or WISE"
Now that Mr.. Roosevelt has
taken one of the steps against
which his opponent warned the
country, Governor Landon is seen
by his friends in washington to
be in perfect position to say Sat-
urday night, if he chooses to do so:
"I told you so"
The Washington times., 1937-02-10
Howard Open House

Howard University school of en-
gineering and architecture Will
hold it's annual open-house activi-
ties Friday from 6 to 10 p. m. The
display will be housed in the en-
gineering building and Clark Hall,
on the university campus. Stu
dent projects in both departments
will be placed on display.
The Washington times., 1937-02-10
Cooke Offers Aid

Morris L. Cooke, who recently
resigned as Rural Identification
Administrator, yesterday promised
Gov. George H. Earle and Senator
Guffey, of Pennsylvania, that
when he returned from an i'm
pending six:week trip abroad he
will consider himself subject to
CALL" for any work that the Penn
sylvania State administration
should like to have him do.
The Washington times., 1937-02-10
.LAND0NATTACK
ONC0URTPLAN
AWAITED

With opposition to the Pres
idents plan to enlarge the Su-
preme Court crystallizing on Cap
itol Hill, national political leaders
were looking forward to what they
believe will prove a major tack
on the proposal by former Gov.
Alfred M. Landon, of Kansas
when he speaks IN New York, Sat
urday night.
Confidential adviceS reaching
Washington today are known TO
have confirmed the purpose OF the
Presidents opponent in the last
presidential campaign to denounce
the proposal with all the force
at his command. His friends here
do not expect him to make
partisan speech, but have never
theless been given to understand
that he will not mince words
when he addresses the members
of the National Republican Club.
Wide Speculation
There was widespread specula-
ton in both political camps TO-DAY
as to what the Republican noml-
nee will say, and as to the effect
of his speech on the country and
on Congress, where efforts by
Roosevelt and anti-RooseveIt lead
ers to solidify their forces are be-
ginning to bear fruit in a mar
shalling Of support on one side
or the other as the startling pro-
posal to increase the size OF the
court nears the point of action.
Former Governor Landon, ac-
cording to his friends here, feels
very strongly that the Presidents
proposal confirms everything he
said in the campaign as to Mr..
Roosevelt's purpose to rule the
country automatically, substitute
ing . one-man control of Federal
functions for the divided respon-
sibitity contemplated by the Con-
Stitution and traditional in gov
ernmental practice since the ma
tion'S birth.
FuLuEc SOuISC DlIA
The Republican leader was rep
resented as believing deeply that
the President is seeking deliber-
ately to sweep aside the constitu-
tional form of the country'S gov
eminent, and that in any event
no one can be sure, in the light
Of his most recent message to
Congress, Of his future course with
respect to the principles and pro-
cesses Of government which have
guided his predecessors.
Announcement of Mr.. Landon's
subject for Saturday also caused
both his friends and his critics to
scan his campaign speeches for
clues as to what he may say. His
friends believe they have found
the answer in a speech delivered
by the Republican nominee in De
troit on the night of October 13.
In that address he dealt with the
issue of autocracy and conStitu-
tional government in language
which left no doubt as to what he
thought of the dangers of con-
tinued Roosevelt rule.
Remember Detroit Words
At the outset of his Detroit ad-
dress he said:
Tonight I am going to dis
cuSs the threat of the present
Administration to our Ameri.
can form Of government. 1 am
going to discuss it in terms of
the rights and opportunities Sc
cured to us and our citizens by
the Constitution of the United
States.
MAKE no mistake about it:
This threat to our form of gov
eminent is a major issue in this
campaign. 1t is time to bring
1t into the open.
1--WE live in a world in which
The Washington times., 1937-02-10
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(Siss-Tex) today.
The Washington times., 1937-02-10

taken from the regular appropria-
ton of the Parks unit, and supple
mentary sums sought from the
PWA.
The Washington times., 1937-02-10

We let taste do the talking when we ask you t
compare Calverts sensational KENTUCKY PRIDl
with any other straight Bourbon on the marke
Born to be mild, not wild Its prime Bourbon {
painless price.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

- autobuszunk Sc hagyott XII
vanni valot. Meg radio is volt
benne, muzsikaszo mellett utaz
tunk.
Gy0ngy0s volt az els6 allo-
masunk, ahol mondom, en- meg
soha mem jartam.
A Matra deli lejt6jen van ez
a sokat szenvedett 600 ewes
varoS.
Arrol volt sokaig hires, hogy
mem nagyon volt vize, takare-
koskodni kellett az ivovizzel.
Bora mindig volt bowen, de i've
vize mindig keves.
Gyongyoson gyakran tett
latogatast a voros kakas es
ilyenkor vizhiany k0vetkezte-
ben bizony az egesz varos le-
egeCC.
Utoljara 1917 majus 21-en
Akkor karoly kiraly Zita XII
ralyneval meglatogatta a sors-
iild0zott varost Is szemelyesen
inditottak meg a gyiijtest a
varos ujjaepitesere.
Gyongyos mar regen hhe.
verte a tuz csapast. Gy0ny0ru
varos epiilt a romokon es ma
mar a viz problemaja is meg.
old6dott.
A varos hataraban b6seges
vizli artezi kutakat astak s on.
nan vizvezeteken keresztiil lat.
jak el a varost vizzel.
Nagyon kedves, rendezett va.
ros Gy0ngy0s. A tiiz utan mo
dern hazakat epitettek, szep &
erdekes stilusu templomokat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04
Irja: FAY FISHER AND

koztudomasu volt, hogy Otto
partiak.
Vegil Eckhardt Thor $50
lalt fel es ez adta meg a nagy-
gyiles igazi szenzaciojat.
Bejelentette, hogy a nyaron
talalkozott Ott6val = es akit
alkalmasnak vel a magyar
tron betoltesere es ait hiszi,
hogy k0zelebb jutott Magyar
orszag ahhoz, hogy a kiraly-
kerdest elintezze. Hozzatette,
hogy mem kepzeli el maskent
a kiralykerdes elintezeset, mint
alkotmanyos uton, a magyar
nep Hvansaganak megfelel6en,
Macy feltdnesre es sok vita
ra adott alkalmat a felsz6la-
las.
Eckhardtr6l ugyan a beava-
tottak eddig is tudtak, hogy
legitimista erzelmu, de a to-
megek ezzel eddig mem voltak
tisZtaban.
A t0megek - f6kent a kis-
gazda part nagy t6megei a
Tiszantulon - egyaltalan mem
rajongnak azert, hogy ujra
Habsburg uralkod6ja legyen
Magyarorszagnak.
Magaban a kisgazda partban
is vannak kepvisel6k, akik a
1eghevesebben elleneznek Otto
tr6nrajuttatasat.
Egyel6re nyilatkozatot adtak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

A Scent Bertalan templom
gyonyorii kepeit messze foldr6l
elj0nnek negcsodalni.
A gyongy0si nep hallatlan
szorgalmu. Elelmesek, nagy-
szeru f0ldmuvesek, de egyben
kitiin0 keresked6k is.
Kora tavasztol kes6 6szig
termelnek zoldsegeket, gyum0l-
cs0t es szallitjak ait messze-
f0ldre is.
Divatba jott a paradicsom-
termeles Magyarorszagon. Ma
Gyongy0s kisgazdai mar benne
vannak ebben is es gy0ny0ri
paradicsomot szallitottak az
iden igen nagy mennyisegben
Nemetorszagba.
A legszebb cseresznyet Gy0n-
gy0s ada, de a legizletesebb
csemege sz6l6t is.
Vonatszamra szallitjak on
nan augustus eleje 6ta ege-
szen okt6ber vegeig. Es persze
rengeteg boruk is van. Ez
ugyan most mem hoz nagy j0-
vedelmet, inert ottjartamkor
peldaul egy kil6 borsz6l6 ara
60 filler volt. De inert az
iden oft mem volt olyan il
termes, mint mas evekben, re-
melik kes6bb maid javul a
gy0ngy0si Dor ara. Most il
bort lehet kapni 14-16 fil-
lerert literenkent, ha valaki
nagyobb menyiseget vesz. De
kicsiben is adpak 20 fillerert.
Igen sok Gy0ngyos0n azok.
max a szama, akiknek mines
birtokuk, akik csak ket keziik
munkajaval keresik kenyerti.
ket.
Erdekes: eek az emberek Sc
panaszkodtak. Pedig sokka.
beszeltem az "ember piacon"
Emberpiacnak nevezik ait
teret, ahova reggel kiallnal
azok, akik munkat keresnek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

XII, hogy Eckhardt kijelentesei-
vel azonositja magat a part, de
akik ismer0s0k a part viszo-
nyaival, tudjak, hogy Eckhardt
k0rmendi beszede mem talalko-
zott a kepvisel6k t0bbsegenek
helyeslesevel es mem nagyon
segiti elo a part szilardsagat.
Paszton, Heves megyeben, a
Matra aljaban szJlettem, a
honnan Gy0ngy0s 27 kilometel
nyire van es. en- sohase jartam
ebben a varosban.
Voltam Seattleben a Csen.
des tenger partjan, Winnipeg.
ben, Canadahan, San Antonio
Texasban, Floridat jobban is.
merem, mint Heves megyet =
de a Matra berceit mem is
mertem.
Mrs. Bencze, a Verhovay f6'
titkar felesege, Ari Margit &
Bahia R6za Verhovay-csopor1
tagok elutaztak, nagyon egye
dill ereztern magamat a ma
gyar f6varosban.
Mem akartam egyediil ma
radni es ICY csatlakoztam vi
deki ujsagir6 kollegaimhoz e.
elmentem veliik a Matraba.
Budapestt6l kitiin6 orszagut
vezet oda - igaz, nehol lit il
vannak detour-ok, javitjak a,
utat, akar csak Amerikaban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

Sokszor leszogeztem mar,
hogy en- politikaval mem fog
lalkozom, szemlel6je vagyok az
esemenyeknek, de azok felett
en- biralatot soha mem akar-
tam gyakorolni. Icy lesz ez
termeszetesen ezutan is.
s hogy most megis politikai
esemenyrol szamolok be, an
max Okla, hogy olyan esemeny
t0rtent, ami tudom nagyon er-
dekli ennek a lapnak az DIVA
soft is.
Kormenden nagy ellenzeki
gytiles volt. Sigrai Antal grof
oft a kepviselo, akinek hazas-
saga reven Montana allamban
10000 akeros csodasan szep
birtoka van.
A Sigray grof beszamolojara
elmentek az ellenzek vezerei.
Zichy Janos gr6f, Rassay
Karoly es Eckhardt Thor, -
hogy oft leszogezzek magukat
q nyilas propagandaval szem-
ben az orszag alkotmanya mel
lett.
De ezenkiviil is erdekes ese-
mkny t0rtent oft.
Sigray gr6f egyik vezere an
max a mozgalomnak, mely
Habsburg Ott6t akarja Ma
gyarorszag kiralyaul.
Itthon ezeket az urakat le-
ritimistAknak hivjak.
A lzir&lyi tr6n miel6bbi be
t0lt&se meIlett foglaltak allast
azok az urak, alikr6l eddig is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

XII csak ket keze munkajat XII
MALTA, XII egylovas kocsijaval
all XII es var munkaalkalmat,
esetleg sziiretel6 kaddal a ko-
csin.
Gyongyoson mostanaban egy
altalan nincsen munkanelktili:
mindenki tudott a sziiret alatt
munkat kapni, aki keresett. A
napszam sc utolso - persze az
itthoni viszonyok szerint -
2-3 peng6 kozott fizettek egy
embernek egy napra. Kocsival
7-8 peng0t.
Voltak napok, mikor 5000
ember is volt hajnalonkent az
emberpiacon. Mem mind gy0n-
gy0siek, llanem a szomszed fal-
yak munkat keres6 nepe is
Gyongyosre jar be dolgozni.
Az egyik embert6l megker-
deztem, hogy NIT fognak csi-
nalni, ha elfogy a sziiretelesi
munka alkalCm.
Telen persze kevesebb q
munka alkalom, azert akad
mig a fold fagyos mem lesz
F0ldet forditul1k sz6l6 vagy
gyiim0lcs0s ala, esetleg a Mat
ra erdeiben jutunk valam
munkahoz. De a legt0bb id6t
persze tetlen t0ltjiik. Azert var
NIT enniink, inert a nyari ke
resetb6l takarekoskodunk tel
re is. Minden rendes csalac
beszerzi nyaron liszt sziikseg
letet, krumpli, bab majdnen
mindnyajunknak terem Is hi
z6 is van rendes csaladoknal.
A gy0ngy0si iizletek aruva
vannak tele es forgalom is var
benniik, ami mindenesetre al
mutatja, hcgy a k0z0nseg tue
vasarolni.
Es sokat ielent Gy0ngy0snel
az is, hogy a Matra tele var
'nyaron tidtil6kkel, akik Gy0n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

a vallaig omlott lie es vegen szepen fell
g0ndorodott Viseltes ruhat hordott es a
csizmajan akkora sarkantyuk diszelegtek,
mint tenyerem. Leritt rola lustasag,
pedig latszott RATA hogy kepes felemelni
egy lovat.,
- Ez az apam . Talan mar hallot-
ia is Carr Ralphot emlegetni? - kerdezte
a leany
- Mem halIottam, de az bizonyos,
hogy most mar sohasem fogom elfelejteni
- Ez lit Willis Richard, apa - mond-
ia Susan - Egy keselyii felkapta snookyt,
de Willis ur lel0tte keseiyiit revol-
verrel Munka utan jan =. ;. ideiglenesen
Mialatt beszelt, Carr Ralph fokozato-
san felnyitotta szemet, de azert mem tilt
fel, hanem csak ugy fekve nyujtotta oda
a kezet. Megfogtam. Akkora volt, mint egy
sonka, de sokkal kemenyebb. Carr Ralph
egyetlen szoritassal 0sszeroppanthatott vol
ma, err6l biztos voltam.
= keselyik nagyon konnyen dog
lenek = mondta. - A solyom legszivo-
sabb ord0g. Egyszer LATHAM, an1int egy So
lyon uld0z0tt egy baratkeselytt. Nyl-
egyenesen csapott lie kopasz fickora es
maris ujra fem volt magasban. Ez ICY
ment folyton. Mire keselyi hatara for
dult, hogy karmaival elkaphassa ellense
get, solyom mar biztonsagban volt. Icy
van ez! T0bb harci tiiz van egy ket font
sulyu solyomban, mint valamennyi barany-
rablo, nehezkes keselyuben.. ulj le, Willis.
Sue, szaladj es hoM XII viszlit!
Kicsit furcsanak talaltam els6 latas-
kor rovid szakel6adast. Sue elment
viszkiert, de k0zben mosolyaval, es szem0l-
d0kevel figyelmeztetett, hogy vigyazzak
magamra ezzel furcsa emberrel szemben
Carr ur ismet behunyta szemet es ugy
kerdezte:
Milyenfajta munkat keresel?
AIT feleltem, hogy mindenfele tanyai
munkahoz ertek
= Sziksegem volna valakire, ald min
denhez ert egy kicsit mondta Carr. -
Sokezer markham koborol hegyek kozt, de
meg eddig mem talaltam olyan tehenesz-
fiura, aki kell6keppen tudott volna rajuk
vigyazni Ha tulsagosan vigyazott rajuk,
akkor egy darab 6lmot kapott fejebe es
nekem kellett eltemetnem, ha pedig mem
voltak verekedesek, akkor meg egeszen biz
tos lehettem, hogy k0rnyeken koborl6
tolvaj gazemberek cimboraja. TIE mem vagy
valami utonall6fele?
= Mem, mem tartozom k01ejik -. va
laszoltam kisse meltatlankodva
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

roviditett. Nagyszeri' nev egy ilyen Macy
szeru lonak, de az en- szememben minden
nagyszeru volt, ami kapcsolatban allott
Carr Susannal Olyan lany volt, akit bar
milyen korulmenyek kozott minden ferfi
szivesen latott volna az oldala mellett.
Barmit, amt mas lany csinalt, 6 egy ar
nyalattal jobban csinalhatott, inert fe-
lelemnek meg az arnyeka is hianyzott SEE
mebol.
Szamomra ketsegbeejt6 gondolat volt
megallapitani, hogy egyetlen pillantasaval
kepes volt minden ferfit leteriteni Ez egy
szerre boldogga es egyben szomoruva is
tett. Meg Fonok is Observation-Disclosures
volna egy ilyen teremtesbe, bar az va
lasztasa sem volt utolso.
Keresztiilvagtunk fennsikon es egy
kanyargos hegyszoroson athaladva, az
egyik kis tengerszem partjahoz erkeztiink,
sziner6l is lehetett latni, hogy mely, mint
melyekrol hegyseget elneveztek. Mar
az eg es legalabb hegyseg toveig nyulik
le Az eszaki hegyoldalrol siirii feny6erd6
ereszkedett lie, melynek fai katonas sorban
vettek koriil to partial, megbamulva ma
gukat viz sima tukreben A deli oldal
IuVCS IcIIdSAOhOdl llyuC 1C a VIZ oAC1CA6
es csak itt-ott buslakodott egy-egy maya
nyos fa
Egeszben we've termekeny v0lgykatlan
volt, varnak beillo ven gerendahazzal ko-
zepen, oft, ahol az erd6 es szabad terseg
talalkoztak A haz mellett csorgedezo he
gyipatak oml0tt a toba.
Ez maga otthona? - kialtot-
tam fel
- Honnan talalta XII?
El6szor ait akartam mondani, onnet,
hogy hasonlit hozza, de EFT megallapitast
tul ostobanak talaltam Aztan az az 0tle-
tenn tamadt, hogy to kekje es a v0lgy
szepsege csak visszattkroz6dese az lelke
mex, de ez meg nagyon nyakatekertnek
latszott. Icy aztan ugy dontottem, hogy
mem mondtam semmit, ami valamenny
megoldas kozIl legrosszabb volt.
Mialatt azon f6tt fejem, hogy NIT
mondhatnek neki valami szepet es semmi
sem jutott eszembe eszrevettem, hogy a
SCENE sarkabol olyan pillantasokat vet fe-
lem, mintha mulatna rattan.
Amikor hazhoz ertiink, legalabb husz
kutya rohant rank. Alig volt k0zottiik
egyetlen fajtiszta allat. Nemelyik ugy ne
zett XII, mintha farkas es szelindek keresz-
tezese volna, masikuk airedale es agar
korcsnak latszott es voltak olyanok, anne