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Evening star., 1937-01-17

ton from Cuba, where the Minister is
also accredited.
The Minister of Colombia. Senor
Don Miguel Pumajero. will return to
the Capital the end of the month.
The Egyptian Minister, Mr.. Mo-
hamed Anime Youssef, has issued in
vitations to a reception in celebration
of the birthday of his majesty, King
Farouk I, February IL, from 5 to z
o'clock in the afternoon.
The Minister of Venezuela, Senor
DR.. Don Diogenes Escalante, will re-
turn today from New York to his
apartment at the Mayfower His wife
and daughters. Senorita Isabel Escal-
ante Alamo and Senorita Maria Teresa
Escalante Alamo, sailed yesterday from
New York to again visit Sonora de
Escalante's mother in Switzerland.
The Canadian Minister and Lady
Marler will entertain at dinner
Wednesday evening in the Legation.
The Counselor of the Belgian EN-
bassy, His Highness Prince Eugene de
Ligne. arrived in Washington Friday
from Europe, where he has been for
some time.
The newly appointed acting secre-
tary of the Danish Legation, MIR. Eric
Wedel-H -Heinen, has arrived in Wash
ington to remain until the return of
the Minister. Mr.. Wendel-Heinen who
is consul general in Chicago, was at
tache of the Legation here until 1885.
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Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes. Inc guests
we're the Minister of Yugoslavia and
Nine. Fotitch, Senator and Mrs. Will
liam H. King, Representative and
Mrs Sol Bloom and Miss Vera Bloom,
the counselor of the British Embassy,
Mr.. V. A. L. Mallet; the air and mill
tary attache of the Italian Embassy
and Signora Coppola Viola, former
Senator and Mrs Davis Elkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl A. Fisher, Mrs. J. Fred
Essary, the retiring counselor of the
Japanese Embassy and Nine. Yoshi-
zawa, the second secretary Of the
Embassy and Nine Okazaki, the sec
ond secretary and Mrs. Nine. Hayama
and the secretary to the Ambassador,
Mr.. Jiro Takase.
The Ambassador and Nine. Saito
will be hosts at a musicale Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock. The guest
artist will be Mr.. Yosie Fujiwara,
tenor, who studied in Milan. He has
appeared in various operate roles and
came here last year to sing, but be-
cause of illness was unable to fulfill his
contract. His accompanist will be
Signor Alberto Sciarretti, who will play
. piano selection. Mr.. Fujiwara is now
in New York.
The Ambassador of Mexico, Senor
DR.. Don Francisco Castillo Najera,
and the first secretary of the Embassy,
6enor DR.. Don Rafael Fuentes, have
returned to Washington from Argen-
tina. where they attended the peace
conference.
The Polish Ambassador and Count
ess Potocka have. issued invitations to
. dinner Thursday evening in the
Embassy. Countess Potocka is spend
ing the week end in Charlottesville,
Va, and will return to the Capital to-
morrow.
The Royal Italian Ambassador and
Signora de Suvich will be hosts at
dinner at the Embassy February 16.
The Swiss Minister and Nine. Peter
will return to Washington tomorrow
from New York, where they are spend
ing several days.
The Minister of the Irish Free State
and Mrs. MacWhite will entertain at
dinner Thursday evening for friends
who are in Washington to attend the
inaugural ceremonies. Mrs. Mac
White returned yesterday from West
indies cruise.
The Minister of the Union Of South
Africa will entertain a small company
at dinner Friday evening in honor OF
the attache of the Legation and Mrs.
Uys, who will leave soon for the Union
Of South Africa.
The Finnish Minister and Nine.
tarnefelt have returned to Washing1
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DR.. MARQUEE Here.

DR.. Carlos Marquee Sterling. presi-
dent of the House of Representatives
of Cuba and Cuban delegate to the
peace conference at Buenos Aires, is
in the Capital en- route to Havana
and is at the Mayflower. DR.. Sterling
is the son of the late Cuban Ambas-
sador to the United States.
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De Laboulayes to Return
FrOmNewYOrk Tomorrow
Ambassador Hans Luther Is Back From
Germany Where He Went to Spend
Yule Season With Family.
WV " "tN
the concert

ME Ambassador of France and Nine. de Labouaye are
spending the York where they went
yesterday attend benefit for the French Hospital at
Metropolitan House They will return Washington
tomorrow
Ambassador of Germany Herr Hans Luther has returned
to Washington from Germany where he spent the Christmas
with his family.
wife of Ambassador of the Union of
Soviet Republics Emergency Hospital
operation which she underwent earlier in the week
Ambassador Nine Saito entertained at
Chief Justice
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Many Officials in Capital
Have Guests for Inaugural
Dean and Mrs. w. P. Ladd and Miss Elizabeth
Read of New York Are at
White House.

THE President Roosevelt their at the
White and Mrs. W. P Ladd and Miss Elizabeth
Read of New York.
Mrs Roosevelt entertained at luncheon yesterday the Exec
Mansion when her guests Nine SZe Donna Made
Suvich Mrs William B. Bankhead, Mrs Cordel Hull, Nine
Prochnik Nine de Bianch Nine Pelenyi Nine Munthe de Nor
Nine Foch Sonora Boyd Mrs
Henry Morgenthau Mrs Homer S. Cummings Mrs Henry
Hamilton Lewis Mrs M Nicely Mrs Joseph C. oMahoney
Mrs Richard M Keberg Mrs j. Mark Wilcox
J. Dempsey Mrs Ralph Church. Mrs Sarnes
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Miss McHars Away.

Miss Estherbelle B. McHarg, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ~ McHarg.
jr., has gone to New York and during
her visit there is stopping at the Hotel
Wey1tn.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

Senator Frederick Hale. Senator
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CONTINUED o. paga 6 oolumn 9
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ing forward to a hot" time at
their "house warming"
Turkey picking began in earnest
last week at the George Ras-
mussen ranch. Mr.. Rasmussen
has about 1900 turkeys to pick, TOO
OF which he picked last week.
Ed Miles has recently attracted
attention to his ranch home by
painting his house. Despite the
fact that this is the Indian reser-
walton. there is a great lack Of
paint here.
Owl Checkers have really been
spreading it on" these last few
weeks. They have been busy grav-
cling their roads. If the good
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work keeps on, soon we'll all be
out of the mud.
Among those who enjoyed the
movies at Lodge Grass Saturday
night, were the Sherod family,
Calvin Wallgren, Murray, Francis,
Ethel and Maxine Brown, Lucille
Suit, and Glen, Bernice and Junior
Miller.
The Wise Owl club met at the
home Of Mrs. Chas. Sherod Dec. 2,
with a good attendance. The club
is working on a quilt which it eX-
poets to rattle of when completed.
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Owl Creek News

o0 u u u w
Porter Kennedy spent Friday at
ternoon and evening at the Rice
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rice delivered
a bull to Roy Moore at Big Timber
last week.
A new windmill has been erect
ed on the John Rice ranch for
stock water.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice were
Thursday evening callers at the
Ed Miles ranch.
Jim Brown, Harold Suit, Walter
Miller, Bert Romine and Calvin
Wallgreen were Hardin callers from
Owl creek last Monday.
For the past few weeks, Harley
Simmons has been drilling q well
for Harold Suits new home. He
is drilling now for artesian water.
The new house Of MI. and Mrs.
Harol Suit will soon be complet-
ed. Their many friends are look
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COMMUNITY CHURCH
Sunday December 10.

Sunday December 10.
Thought for the week: The
best companion may not have the
handsomest face. Friendship goes
deeper than the skin. Manhood
demands manhood.
Bring the family to Sunday
school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship, II; Subject:
Y.P.C., $50 p. m.
Evening service, 1880. Message,
Worse and Worse"
Regular midweek services.
Come and worship with us.
REV. BEN NELSON,
Pastor.
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HALFWAY

- q - - - - -
Horace Hudson ground feed for
Happy Humphrey Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Happy Humphrey spent
Friday night in Hardin with her
son, Jewel Phillips.
Clinton Blackburn visited at the
Happy Humphrey and Elmer
Simpson home Tuesday.
M. l.. Hawks of near st. Xavier
shipped a carload of horses from
the Y to Billings, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Schaak and
family have moved up on the Mike
Tierney place for the winter.
Mrs. Harry Simpson and Mrs.
Happy Humphrey delivered q fine
bunch Of turkeys to the pool last
Little Ella Joyce and Marian
Gray have the whooping cough.
While they are not very sick, they
whoop plenty.
Mrs. Margaret Palmer, who has
been visiting at the J. L. Black
burn home, started for her home
in Texas Tuesday night.
Grandpa Mabe left Hardin Sat
urday for winston, N. c., on bust
ness. He will be gone some time.
We wish him a good trip and a
safe return.
Audre Kallen of north of Hardin
spent the weekend with Myrtle
Simpson.
Harold Wedel, who was operated
on for appendicitis last Friday,
is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Simpson,
MI. and Mrs. Harry Simpson, son
Howard, and Mrs. Happy Humph-
rey picked turkeys at the Carl
Quarnburg home Thursday, and
were treated to a turkey dinner.
Mrs. Tom Faw and family en-
joyed a visit from her mother and
family OF Sidney, last week. Mil
bred Larson, a sister of Mrs. Faw,
who has been staying with them
for some trime, returned home
with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hudson,
MI. and Mrs. Cary Mabe, MI. and
Mrs. Elmer Simpson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Happy Humphrey and Earl
Gray picked turkeys at the Harry
Simpson home Tuesday; then
the turkey picking gang, with the
exception of Earl Gray, picked at
the Happy Humphrey home We'd
nesday. Mother Hudson and Mrs.
Elmer Simpson cooked for the
bunch; and did they do a good
Job? We had everything from
roast fresh pork and goose with
sweet taters, down to pumpkin
and mince pie and all the good
things in between, cooked just as
you liked them.
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John E. Rice, Polled Hereford
breeder of Lodge Grass, recently
received a shipment Of heifers
from the Kuhlmann herd at North
Platte, Nebr. Kenneth Kuhlmann
accompanied the shipment here
and spent a few days at the Rice
ranch. It was his first visit to
Montana and he was greatly I'M
pressed with the country.
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KlDDlES' KORNER

NDDlES' KORNER
4 4 4 4 4 = 4 = + = = 9 4 & 8 u
Monday night Roam came over
and helped US decorate our Christ
mas tree. Then we played with
our dolls. |
JANE JACKSON.
Saturday morning we went out
to the ranch. We rode in the
pickup. I was going to ride in
the back, but that was too cold.
MARY LOU JURAK.
Saturday my brother and I
made an igloo in the yard. I made
a great, big block of snow, but
it was too big sc brother had to
break it in. When we got it made
we dug out the inside.
SONIA JACOBSON.
We are moving to a new house.
this week. It IS close to where
Sonia jacobson lives.
RoANN PRESTON.
Sunday, Billie Ragland came out
to u place. I pulled her on my
sled. We had lots of fun.
DALE RILEY.
Tuesday I went over to June
Chambers to play. We went in
the house and did up some Christ
mas packages.
EVELYN HYDE.
This year Santa Claus came
about two weeks early for my
daddy. He got a moving picture
camera. We have a show every
night-MARY AGNES ZMKA.
Saturday Steve Haffner, Pat
SHIRLEY, Donnell and I went out
side and played cowboy. Pat and
I went in the little house where
they heat the showers and the
other boys came in after US and
we climbed out Of the window.
They caught Pat and took him to
jail. It was a place we made in
the hay-stack. I finally found the
iail and helped Pat escape from it.
Then we went to the garage and
found us.
DARRELL LINTTaACUM.
Saturday Gene Lytton and Il
went sheep herding out on the
Little Horn. Before we came back
the sheepherder out there gave us
half a dollar. We caught a ride
back to town.
MELVIN SINNER.
The children of the "a room
want to thank MI. Bouton for the
nice Christmas tree he gave us.
We are going to have it set up In
our own room and will decorate It
ourselves.
jake sTURZENEGGER.
Dear Boys and Girls:
Everybody seems to be busy
these days, decorating and trim
ming up homes, school-rooms,
churches and Christmas trees. I've
seen some very pretty trees in sew
eral homes in Hardin. I noticed
the decorations in School-room
windows in Hardin and I think
the icicles in the windows OF the
IA room are particularly attrac-
tive.
write US about how your school
or room is dressed up for Christ
mas.
Not only was daddy shown some
special favor by Old Santa but all
the family are getting pleasure out
of his early visit, aren't they, Mary
Agnes?
Melvin, to earn fifty cents and
have fun out Of it as I know you
must have done. Are you bringing
someone a Christmas gift with
| your money?
Mr.. Bouton certainly was very
nice to you "a people to give you
a tree. Even little ones come
pretty high when you buy them.
| You should give him a special m
vitation to your program. When
| are you having the program? Tell
us all about It next week.
Affectionately,
AUNT BETTY.
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Thursday of last week was OPEN
ing day in Hardin Of open season
on slot machines. Sheriff Ulrich,
it is understood bagged his limit
the first day. e.
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To~-"s..--

The money will be used to start
a fund for a community building.
The next meeting will be Dec. 16
at the home of Mrs. Harold Suit,
when Xmas gifts will be ex-
changed, I
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Gifts of Quality at Bylundis
Jewelry. 1t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25

Magam is megijedtem attol,
hogy ilyen melyen mentem a
dolgokba. Talan tobbet mond-
tam mint amennyit kellett
volna. Vegtelenul sajnalnam,
ha a vilagegyetem titkainak
boncolgatasaval ketseget ill
tettem volna embertarsaim,
foleg olvasoim agyaba.
Eppen exert engedtessek
meg nekem, hogy zaro beszed-
kent meg valamit mondhas-
SAX a idolgok felol, ha mind
jart olyanokat is, amik sze-
melyes vonatkozasuak.
Olyan nevelesben, olyan is
kolazottsagban reszesiiltem,
hogy meg tudom erteni azok-
max jelent6seget, amiket az
altalam nagyrabecsilt es te-
kintelynek ismert csillagaszok
hoznak magas tudomanyos
nyelv hasznalataval elenk.
Meg van az a ITALIAN atkozott
tehetsegem is, hogy ezeket a
nehez dolgokat egyszeru nyel-
ven, 'nepszerien tudom elma-
gyarazni. De akarmilyen kap-
raztat6 ujdonsagokkal allnak
elem az igazi tud6sok, tiszte-
lettel meghajlok a szavuk
el6tt, am hitemb6l mem en-
,gedek es annak erejevel mon
dom:
Kell hogy legyen valaki,
felettiink valo, akit q hitem
listen newell jel0l meg, nevez
meg, aki ebbe a vegtelenseg-
be ilyen pontosan meghata-
rozott rendet tudott iiltetni,
rendelni, inert ha mem lenne,
akkor semmi Sc lehetne ugy,
amint van.
Es { ebben a hitemben igaz
Swivel kivanom, hogy masok
is ICY dolkozzanak.
Mem vagyok en- Sc pap, Sc
hitterit6. Meg csak predika-
tor Sc vagyok. De vegtelen
megk0nnyebbiilest ad nekem
a hit Is embertarsaimnak is j6t
teszek akkor, amikor nyiltan
vallom:
Van Isten!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25
A vilagesyetem titkaill0l
LAP PAL IRASA

LINK mas yilagok is vannak,
meg pedig igen nagy szam-
NAL. Valoban rea illik mind
ezekre az, arnit Janos apostol
mond evangeliumanak zaro
szavaiban:
De van sok egyeb is,
amiket ha megirnank, maga
a vilag Sc foglalhatna be a
k0nyveket, amelyek irodna-
max.
A sok egyeb k0zil azonban
most csak egyetlen ponttal
foglalkozzunk meg. Es ez az
egy pont felett erdekes
A california; csillagaszok
nemcsak AIT allapitottak meg
hogy az oriasi tavcs6nek feny-
KEEP lemezekre lerakott bizony
saga szerint, amelyekhez SEM
mi ketseg mem fer, legalabb
ketszaz vilagrendszer, vilag-
egyetem van azon felil, amit
mi mindennap latunk es
amelyben elink, hanem egye-
bet is.
Ez az egyeb az, amirol
szolni akarunk.'
AIT mondjak a california;
csillagvizsgalo allomasnak a
tudosai:
- Ez a ketszaz uj, most fel-
fedezett vilagegyeterh mem all
egy helyben, hanem eppen
ugy, mint a mi naprendsze-
runkhoz tartozo vilagegyetem,
allandoan mozog es halad
el6re.
Merre halad el6re, AIT a
csillagaszok egyel6re mem tud-
jak, de egyet bizonyosan tud-
max:
- Ez a ketszaz vi vilag
mem felenk kozeledik, hanem
t6lunk allandoan tavolodlk,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25
A PECSI SZTRAJK

esemenyei allnak ma is,
amikor e sorokat from az er-
deklodes k0zeppontjaban. Multi
heti tudositasomban megir-
tam, hogy PEGS videken a
szervezeti vezet0k tudta es be-
leegyezese nelkiil, sot azok
leghatarozottabb tilalma da-
cara 265 banyasz lenn ma
radt a bnayaban es ehseg-
sztrajkot kezdett. Sajnos, a
sztrajk folyaman a csendor0k
es a toneg kozott osszetizesre
kerult a sor es ennek harom
halalos aldozata volt.
Negy napi sztrajk utan fel-
szinre j0ttek a banyaszok, mi
re az ipari MINISTER Buda-
pestre kerte a Dunagozhajo-
zasi Vallalat osztrak igazga-
toit es azokkal felemeltette a
banyaszok fizeteset. Nyolc
szazalekot kertek a harcolo
banyaszok es ezt meg is kap-
tax.
Akkor ait lehetett hinni,
hogy a hare eliil es megkez-
dodhet a pecsi medenceben a
termeles. Sajnos, maskent
t0rte- t. A banyatarsasag 146
banyaszanak felmondott, es
azoknak mem akar munkat
ADM. Akikre rafogjak, hogy
azok az okai a banyaszok
nyugtalansaganak.
Ere ujra sztrajk tort XII, a
melyben negyezer banyasz
vett reszt a kezdetkor. Mem
csak szocialdemokrata, de mas
szervezetekhez tartozo banya-
SZOk is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25

vagy peldaul a hold sztrajkba
lepne. EFT ugyan meg mem
oldana az orosz Stain, aki ell
tiltotta a sztrajkokat, de a ne
met Hitler vagy az olasz Mus.
solini Sc. Ezen meg az Egye-
silt Allamok Supreme Court
ia Sc tudna segiteni a legero-
sebb tito paranccsal sem.
Egyetlen ora alatt ugy elpusz-
tulna a fold, hogy hire-pora sc
maradna.
Miert pusztulna ell? Tob-
bek kozott azert, inert reank
szakadna jo csomo mas csil-
lag, ami pedig nagy baj len
ne. Tudnunk kell ugyanis,
hogy a california; csillagvizs-
gallo sohase selegszik meg
egyetlen felfedezessel. Mikor
peldaul a ketszaz vi vilag-
rendszer felol adott hirt,
akkor t0bbek k0zt ait is. be-
jelentette, hogy kiszamitottak
egy egeszen jelentektelen,
mondhatnok t0rpe csillagnak
a sulyat, amelyet mar evtize-
dek ota vizsgalnak.
Nit meltoztatnak gondolni,
NIT szamitottak XII? AIT, hogv
a f0ld0n a legnehezebb elem
az aranN Mindenki latott
mar egy husz dollaros ara
nyat es tudja, hogy mi annak
a sulya.
Nos, ha ebb6l a t0rpe csil-
lagb6l kivagnanak egy akkora
darabot, mint amekkora egy
husz dollaros arany a f0ld0n,
akkor ez a darab annyit
nyomna, mint egy szennel
megterhelt vasuti kocsi, azaz
kereken 80 tonnat.
Ennek a csillagnak .Ross
GIT" a neve, inert egy Ross
newt csillagasz fedezte fel eze-
ket az apro csillagokat es ell
gondolhat6, hogy mennyi le-
het az el6tte valok sulya, ha
ennek 627-es szamot adtak.
Pedig a 627 k0ziil csak egy kel
.lene, hogy a f0ldre essex IS
mar lit lenne az az lido,
amely Krisztus szerint az utol-
70 itelet napja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25

Ez q cikksorozat olyan vi
hart vert fel, hogy jobb lesz,
ha me befejezzuk. Miel6tt
azonban Observation-Disclosures a
befejez6 munkahoz, nehezse-
geink kozul hadd mondhas-
suk ell a kOvetkezoket::
Egy szed6, a detroiti nyom-
dabol ezt taviratozta:
= Mines annyi semmi a SEE
d6gepen, hogy a ket sextilliont
XII lehetne szedni. Maskor ha
ir, kevesebb semmit mondjon.
Eel kell tetelezniink nyom-
da vezeto jobaratunkrol, hogy
mines ketertelmuseg joindula-
tn tavirataban, ambator,
ahogy mi a baratunkat is
merjiik......
West Virginia allan nyu-
gait reszeb6l a mesemondo
Condos Sander ennyit jelzett::
- .Korulbelul ennyi ad6sag
maradt utannam az ohaza-
ban. A kamatokkal azota t0bb
re mott es fizetni csak a. SEM
fnikkel tudok ma is.
A Buckeye Roadi v0ros fe-
negyerekek felol is hallottunk
egy : tavirat utjan:
Kiilonboz6 gyujteseink
utjan meg mem ertunk el
ekkora eredmenyt, de elsza-
molasi kotelezettseg nelkul
t0bbet remeltink. listen eltesse
tovabb is a nyirasra alkalmas
juhokat.
Mem folytatjuk az erdeklo-
d6k taviratait. Maradunk a
targy mellett ekkent:
Annyit mar tudunk, hogy a
veges emberi esznek szinte ell
kepzelhetlen tavolsagra to-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25

a-=.u'.- s.-.aAzu1
vi hidat epitenek.
De nemcsak BAGS megyGk-
ben, mas megyekben is foly-
max az elokesziiletek a tavaszi
k0zmunkak meginditasara.
FORD NEMETORSZAGI
GYARA
targyalasokat folytat a ma
gyar allami Wagon es gep-
/ gyarral es ha targyalasok
eredmennyel jarnak Ford
kocsikat fognak Magyarorsza-
gon osszeallitani.
Magyarorszag aut6 alIoma-
-lya kizony nagyon kopott,
Eedlett. Evek ota mem na2yun
1c!t lit utanpotlas, akarcsak
a depre :szio evei alatt Ameri-
kaban es ez bizony nagyon
is meglatszik az utcan sza-
lado autokon.
Erik ezt az illetekes korok
is es eppen exert most ked-
vezmenyeket nyujtanak bizo-
| lyOS autOalkatreSZek yannen
tes behozatalara is. Es ARA
is van kilatas, hogy eppen q
vamkedvezmenyek kovetkezt&-
ben Magyarorszagon jobban
megindul maid az auto gyar-
tas.
Arrol van $40, hogy a kofni
Ford-gyar lit auto osszeallit6
telepet rendezne be a Magyar
Allami wagon es gepgyarral
kozosen. Fordek szallitan&k
a motort es az autok alvas&t.
mig a tetejet lit gyartan&k
Magyarorszagon. lit allitanak
ossze a kocsikat. Nemcsak
Magyarorszag szamara, inert
hiszen a mi felvevo kepess&
gunk mem tulsagosan nagy,
hanem az egesz Balkan sza-
mara is.
Macy jelentosegu dolog en-
es Magyarorszagnak ketsegte-
lenul igen nagy hasznara
lenne Fordek bevonu3ssa. Ma
gyon sok jol kepzett magyar
szakmunkas nyerne ke,lyeret.
Hiszen a magyar szeralas, me-
chanikusok mindeni e ellis
inert jo szakmunkascIs.
Ha innen szallital-n K az
egesz Balkanra Ford kocsikat,
hatalmas iparteleprs ienne
sziikseg, mely tobb- G.. nun
kast foglalkoztatna.
Bizakodassal neznek tar
gyalasok ele es AIT rernelik.
hogy az mihamarabn sikerrel
is fog vegz0dni.
DEBRECENBEN
allitottak fel az els6 ma
gyar zsir lzemet, mely eppen
ugy allitja el0, cson1agolja a
series zsirt, mint AIT Ameri-
kaban csomagoljak. Debrecen
mindig hires volt hentes ipara
rol, keszitmenyeit ~ egesz
orszagban, sot azonkivul is
arusitjak.
K0rlilbelul egy evvel ezel6tt
kezdtek a hentesek zsirt szal-
litani Angliaba es OFT annyira
megkedveltek a debreceni ser
tes-zsirt, hogy ma mar Macy
keresletnek orvend.
| Most aztan egy tokes cso-
port felallitotta az elso anne
rikai minta szerint berende-
zett magyar zsiriizemet.
FELES FARMA