davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23

IERE pictures of cells invisible to the naked eye-a
II marvel of modern science.
c the Iayman strange photographs look like
ngless bubbles tanges and cobbestones But to young
John Daniel Pondexte science student at Stanford Uni
versity micro photograph to illustrate books writ
ten by learned professors of botany.
John splits such things fern stems pine needles how
er petals and of into slices thinner than
piece paper These placed upon tiny glass
plate his combination microscope and with
strong light directed upon them. He then focuses the
camera and snaps the picture
These many of his micro photographs used
university textbooks botanical micro technique Some
slices of plants magned 1000 dameers his process
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23

THESE telephone girls ask for names-not mum
bersi
They work behind the strangest telephone
switchboard in the world - the Chinatown ex-
change at San Francisco-where each pretty Chi
nese operator has memorized every
name in her section
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23

Maude Chm and her daughter, Grace Chin. who
posed for this picture reading the citation
recently received by Mrs. Chin for 20 years of
loyal service to the telephone company In addition
to these two competent operators, there are sew
eral of telephone girls each of them
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23

doesn't want to freeze to
death. And since his an
cestors ran wild in trop-
ical Africa. you cant
blame him. Moreover, like
most children. he doesn't
like his baths any better.
IT'S best to start wash
ing them when they're
cubs. The older lions don't
understand what a bath
means, and must be
washed by a hose" says
Mrs. McCollin who has
never been frightened by
a lion in her life. Teddy
may be a man-eater," she
smiles, but he won't hurt
a woman"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
Juanita AlvaradO
Weds San Diegan
In CalexicO Sun

CALEXICO, Aug. 3l.-Miss Juani-
ia Alvarado, daughter of Mrs. j. L
Alvarado. became the bride CT Man
uel Alvarez of San Diego at a cere-
mony performed at Our Lady OF
Guadalupe church here Sunday.
The bride wore a lovely wedding
dress Of white satin with a lone
train. A long fine veil with lace
fell from a dainty cap and she car
ried a bouquet of white gardenias.
Miss Alvarado was honored WITH
many wedding gifts.
Mrs. Frances Wilson was matron
Of honor and Giley Wilson was bes,
man. Other attendants were Cho-
nita and Ray Mendoza. Chonita's
little sister was flower girl. Mis-
Alyara1o was a Calexico Union high
school graduate.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton was held at the brides home
947 Emerson avenue, Calexico where
the wedding cake was cut.
The newlyweds left for San Diego
where they will make their home
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
SLEUTH FINDS KISSING BUG
REALLY RASAHUS THORACICUS

call the kissing Bug is really the
Western CorSair, Rasahus Thoro-
cicus to you and an intimate rela-
tive of the Giant Bed bug. Now
Sergeant Bucklins heart Is more
at ease. He knows what bit him.
Sergeant Bucklin's investigation,
started by a severe bite led him
through the Imperial County Agri-
cultural commission and the San
Diego commission to the San Diego
museum and library. Most of the
staff at the Ell Centre office had
come into contact with the creature,
more or less painfully, but none
knew its history. And Sergeant
Bucklin thirsted for genealogical
trees and Latin names. So off to
San Diego he went and met puzzled
expressions on all sides.
At last DR. w. P. Medlar of the
San Diego museum came to his as
1istance with the bugs history. But
Sergeant Bucklin still isn't salts
fled.
Il don't know where they lay
their eggs. But I think I'll find out
soon. I have a suspicion one laid
an egg in my leg y.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
Water WalkOut
Threat Averted

CONTINUED from Page One)
possible and to irrigate their fields
as rapidly as they could.
First news OF the threatened
strike was announced by Hewes
last Thursday after extensive ef-
forts TO reach an agreement. The
workers, to whom, Hewes said, many
concessions had been made for the
past year. made demands the Com
pania refused 10 meet.
Demands included triple pay on
Sundays. or the seventh day. retro
active for one year.
The workers live in houses sup
piled by the Compania and are
subject TO call "a hours a day.
They demanded that they be SUBJ
ject TO call only during certain
periods and wanted double time
for l6 hours a day. This would
have meant pay at the rate of 80
hours per diem plus the wages they
already receive. The workers are
paid 720 pesos a day. The Mexi-
can law sets the minimum wage
at pesos.
A total of SIS 900 would have been
required to meet the demands of
the workers, Dowd estimated.
Compania executives declared it
was too early to predict how Villa
lobos will handle arbitration pro-
ceedings. He may call a series of
conferences. visit the various groups
represented in the dispute, or he
may have each party submit their
stand in writing. they pointed out.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
Couples Involved
In Queer Divorce
Action MiXup

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 81. U.P)-
A pure blooded Chinese and his
wife, both prominent in San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles Orienta,
circles. and an American philoSoph-
er-psycho,ogist were tangled today
In a divorce action and a $4,000
heart balm suit.
The Chinese were Edward L. Park
who was sued by his wife, Mrs.
Florence Park for divorce. Park
countered with an action alleging
cruelty William D. Hoffman was
the defendant in q third suit for
$4,000 balm in which Park charg-
ed the Caucasian with wrecking his
home.
The Parks are prominent in stage
circles as character actors and arc
the parents OF Bo Ling and 30
Ching, screen actresses and enter
tainerS.
Attorneys for husband and wife
staged race to the court clerks
office. the lawyer for Mrs. Park
winning and entering his divorce
complaint. This was followed il
swift succession by Parks counter.
suit and his action against Hoff
man.
The couple viii appear in court
Friday when Superior Judge Good
win j. Knight will be asked to rule
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
BOMBS DROP
UPON CANTON
lCmfInled ~ Pc one

continued lHan RaKs one1
ecsscn by Japaneze military Tiers
SIR Hughe. hoaeFer continued
30 show marked Improvement n
Country hospital heHe fanIzhi and
his recovery aas considered Ger
tain.
2-Ofncials o. fhe I. s D8laF
steamship lines. folloNinz sesfer-
days unintenttonal bombing q thf
companys $4,000 GO luxury flag
ship. the President 7aaxaf. b chi
nese niers ordered other VESSELS
Of their fleet % avoid shaneha5
Tor the time being INITIATIVE plans
were formulated % eeaeuate hun
dreds OF Americans stm here on
u. s warships. II ueeezaFY
3-Japan tshtened her block-
ade OF 500 mile 81 Chlnas eoast
from SwatoW Ia the south - shans
hai IN the north. against Chimes
shipping. and a spokesman admit
ted that several neutral vessels had
been topped by japanese Rarships
but allowed % proceed = son a.
they had established their identity
4-In North China. where the
really important events of this
war are taking place. the Japs-
nese. army nov more than 10000
strong IN this area-continued is
slow advance on the three major
fighting fronts
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
BRAWLEYTTE
UNINJURED IN
BOMB ATTACK

Continued from Page One)
Soldiers questioned him, civil au-
thorities questioned him and he
had to spend four hours in jail.
He feared for his life, he wrote,
but was more concerned about the
fate of the new camera.
He escaped with his life and
his camera but without a single
picture.
The ship then went to Manila
with refugees. Raymond arrived in
time for the earthquake and then
went back to hostile waters with
the President Hoover for more refu-
gees. The bombing occurred to en-
liven the second trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
M. O. KINGS IN
NEW YORK CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. King are in
New York City purchasing mer-
chandise for their department store
in Ell Centre.
The goods they select in the mar
kets in the big eastern center will
heighten the interest for shoppers
in every department of the store
this fall and winter. They are maxi
ing their selections at the center OF
fashion in the United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
Imperial Valley Press

Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday (Saturoay
lfternoon issue now succeeded by
che Post-Press, Sundays) by the
imperial Valley Publishing Com
pany, 625 state street, El Centro,
California.
Entered az Ell Centre. California
post office as second class matter
Paul jenkins, publisher; A. c.
Johnston. vice-president and gem
sral manager; e. A. Fitzhugh.
'ecretary and managing editor.
West-Holliday Co, Inc, National
Advertising representatives.
M m ber California Newspaper
Publishers Association.
Subscription Rates: &c per copy.
In conjunction With the POST
Press (Smldays), per month. soc;
Paid in advance; s months, $3.50;
months. S3.26: one wear S6 ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31

The Edgar Masons we're among
the many valley people to plan
their vacation trips so as to see
the San Francisco Bay bridge
While there they visited Mrs. Ma
sons aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs
s w. Severson. also her brother
George Glenn, and the Jack Wadells
former FL Centrans. A visit was
made to Mason's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Mason. in Los Angeles
Earlier in the summer Nancy and
Susan Mason spent several weeks
With the elder Masons at Lake Ar
rowhead.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
CLIO. Workers on
Highway WalkOut

TRUCKEE, Cal, Aug. 81. U.P)-
Committee for Industrial Organiza-
ton workers on the $2500O0 road
construction project between Don
ner Summit and Soda Springs walk
ed out on strike today when. the
Westbrook & Frederickson company
rejected their demands for union
recognition.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
WOMEN WIN
VICTORIES IN
MONEY FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81. up
Three former wives and two daugh-
ters of the late Washington Henry
Ochsner, who made millions in the
Kettleman Hills oil fields. won an
other victory in the federal courts
yesterday in their attempts to OBJ
tain possession of the fortune left
by the geologist.
The u S. circuit court of appeals
sustained a ruling of the fedora
district court in Los Angeles, which
held that the Medallion Oil COM
pany. original employers of Ochsner
had no claim to the petroleum for
tune or lands the geologi5t discov-
cred and which later were taken
over by the General Petroleum
company.
Suit against the Ochsner estate
had been filed by John J. Dunham
con of an Gil promoter. who alleg-
ed his father. w. P. Dunham, has
engaged Ochsner at S400 a month
TO prospect for oil.
The court held that Dunham fall
ed to pay Ochsner's salary and
this constituted breach of contract
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
Pension Plan For
Workers Studied

PHOENIX Aug. 81. up - City
Manager Houston l. Walsh haG
under cons. leration today plans for
establishing a uens' on and retire
ment system s0r municipal en-
ployes
He viii submit a definite outline
# the plan 10 the city commission
he said Phoenix never has had an
effective retirement system and has
paid pensioners from limited muni-
cipal funds.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31

Weeks of sleuthing were climaxed
Tuesday by success for Police Ser
geant George Bucklin. He found
that the painfully affectionate
creature Imperial Valley residents
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
COUNTY BRIEFS

Sues For Divorce-F1orence Bas-
kin Stevens filed suit for divorce
Monday from Gilbert William Ste
vens. She accused him of mental
and physical cruelty OF staying away
all night frequently and of gambling
and drinking, the complaint set
forth. The couple married in Calexi-
co July l9, 1921. and separated July
|, 1887. Mrs. Stevens asks for the
custody of their two sons and for
the community property.
90
Drunk Driver Sentenced Roy
Taylor. ~. was sentenced TO the
county Jail for so days for drunk
driving. Judge T. E. Anderson pro-
nounced the sentence.
90
Sent To Jail-Trinidad Mendoza,
81, was sentenced in Brawley Mon
day to so days in the county jail
on vagrancy charge.
-OO-
Return From Vaca-ion-Sergean
and Mrs. George Bucklin returned
to FL Centro Tuesday after having
spent a two-week vacation in San
Diego. Their daughter, Patricia, re-
mained on the coast for a longer
visit.
Transfer Your McSing worries to
US. Experienced men, specialized
equipment. Local or across the state.
Phone l. Pioneer Truck and Trans
fer Co. A3l
Announce Picnic-The Franklin
county picnic will be held in Alham-
bra city park September II All
former residents of the county are
invited to attend.
90
Announce Birth-A seven pound
four ounce son was born Monday
night at the El Centro hospital 10
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H Monita of 449
Main street. FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31

DIR. and Mrs. Forest Kutz and
John Kepley took again the trip
up the west coast into British Col
umbia. Part of the way they fol-
lowed the Redwood highway, re-
turning by the Pacific route. They
spent some time in Vancouver and
Victoria, Canada, and on the re-
turn trip stopped in San Francis
CO.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31

Southern California - Pair to-
night and Wednesday. but morning
fog near coast: no change in tenn
perature; moderate northwest wind
off coast.
Los Angeles and vicinity - Fair
tonight and Wednesday. overcast
night and morning; little change IN
temperature; gentle 10 moderate
wind mostly southeast TO southwest
The governor from Alabama ap-
points his wife 20 the Senate
Southern gallantry. no doubt.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31

DR.. and Mrs. r. G. Clemons are
spending their vacation in Los An
geles and vicinity. Diane and her
brother, Raynor, who has been at
tending military school at Carlsbad
are with their grandparents at San
Miguel.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31

SHANGHAI, China. Aug. 81. U.P
The following list Of erewmen
injured on the liner President Hoov-
e. during the bombing by Chinese
planes was received by United
Press today oy radio from the
steamer:
V. Morris, scalp and back wounds.
j. Kulik. chest and leg injuries.
Cordero. head: p. Englehardt. arm
and hand. and E. Haldin. scalp.
Passengers injured when struck
by flying glass were named as E
Ruffner, calp; G.. Whitfield. right
leg, and j. Cowen, arm.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31

Mrs. w. j. Clements and Kay
have been spending a month or SC
in Los Angeles visiting friends and
relatives. Kay is to enter U.C.L.A.
this fall
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31
With VaIIeyites
on Vacation

Mrs. Dosier Dawson saw her
granddaughter, Cynthia, aged nine
months, for the first time when she
spent her vacation with her son and
daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Dawson, in Pine Greek, Colo.
90
The D. b. Roberts spent a pleas
ant summer in San Diego where
their son David attended summer
school. Eleanor and her mother
are in San Fernando with Eleanor's
grandparents.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31

on Mrs. Parks request for tenn
porary alimony and attorneys fees.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31

WASHINGTON. Aug. 81. Up-
Chinese Ambassador Chengting 7
Wang today conveyed 70 Secretary
of State Cordell Hun the profound
regret" Of the Chinese government
for the accidental bombing OF the
Dollar liner President Hoover. ana
offered to make immediate redress.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31

WASHINGTON. Aug. 81. up
The United States may dispatch
cruiser division 10 the Far East
Immediately To aid evacuation Of
Americans from China. 1t was in
dicated today by authoritative
sources.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-31

Announce Birth-A pound
four ounce son was born Monday
night at the El Centro hospital TO
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H Monita of 449
Main street. FL Centro.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29
MECMARADHAT A KIS UzLETEK?

Az amerikai tarsadalmi sz0-
vetseg John Allen Murphy
egyeterni tanart bizta meg
annak a kerdesnek eldontese-
vel, hogy megmaradhatnak-e
a kis uzletek vagy pedig ell
fogja azokat nyelni a nagy
iizlet? A tanulmannyal meg
bizott tudos elso jelenteseben
meg mem teri XII ARA a pont-
ra, amely az amerikai magyar
sagot k0zvetlenil erinti = a
kis boltosra a nagy lanciizle-
tekkel (Chain Stores) szem-
ben, hanem csak altalanos
megallapitasok fel6l szamol
be.
A nagy termelesre vonatko-
20 adatok igen s0tet kepet
feStenek.
Az Arnerikaban hasznalt
szivarok es cigarettak 85%-at
negy gyaros-ceg csinalja es
ada Ell, ami ARA mutat, hogy
ebb6l az iizletagbol a kis en-
berek hamarosan XII fognak az
utolsoig szorulni.
Mikor ARA keriil a sor, hogy
az automobiok elhaSznalt
gummi kerekeit XII kell Csc
relni, akkor a fogyasztasnak k
53aS-at szinten negy nagy
gyar latja el es eek evr6l-
eyre nagyobb teret szereznek
es lassankent megfojtjak a
kisebb gyarakat. Ami az vi
kocsikat illeti, harom gyar a
sziikseglet 9Oqo-at szolgaltatja.
Hadiszerek, f6leg robbant6
anyagok gyartasare ma mar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29

hogy NIT hoz rajuk a holnap.
A La Toilette bizottsag a
multi nyaron, mikor munkajat
megkezdte, a k0ltsegekre csak
$4,000 dollart kapott. EFT az
iden februarban - ambar
$4,000 dollart kertek - kiege-
szitette a sz0vetsegi szenatus
10000 dollarral es most ez a
penz is elfogyott Is ICY a BIZ
zottsag mem folytathatja mum
kajat, inert embereit fizetni
mem tudja.
Vizsgalo biztosokra pedig
nagy sziiksege van a bizott-
sagnak, inert csak eek utjan
tudtak kideriteni az igazsAgot.
Harlanba eredetileg csak ket
embert kiildtek lie es eek any
nyi bizonyitekot szedtek 0ssze,
hogy be lehetett idezni Wash
ingtonba a Observation-Disclosures
kat es deputy sheriffeket XII
hallgatasra. Termeszetesen sza
mos banyaszt is beideztek es
mivel mindenki, akit kihall-
gattak, jogos volt a tanudijra,
a k0ltsegek igen magasra rug
tax fel es elnyeltek a koltseg-
vetest.
A sz0vetsegi szenatus most a
Supreme Court k0riili vitaval
annyira ell van foglalva, hogy
egyebre mem er ra es mem
is akar raerni ARA, hogy rend-
kiviili k0ltsegvetest szavazzon
meg ere a celra. Elismerik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29

tot tesz az asztalra, gyertyakat gyujt,
imadkozik Ebb6l = kisse meghokkenve -
allapitotta meg, hogy veletleniil zsido csa-
ladhoz keriilt Megindokolni mem tudta vol
ma, miert h0kkent meg, de Duliczky bir-
tokon szokas volt szidni zsidokat, egy-
egy durvabb cseled kutyat is uszitott be-
tevedt hazalokra Az iskolaban tObbi gye-
rex megverte az osztalyukbeli 34 zsido
gyereket, az utcan kicsufoltak oket.
"Zsido . zsinegre valo." Ha pa
naszra mentek tanitohoz, AIT mondta:
= Nit arulkodtok mindig? Csunya do
log AL
A katonasagnal is jobban vexaltak
feljebbvalok zsido katonakat mint tob-
bit Miert? Azon mem gondolkozott J6ska
Elfogadta, hogy biztosan megerdemlik, bar
6 ellene zsido meg sohase vetett. Hat most
ilyen ''nem szeretem" csaladhoz keriilt az
alagsorba. No szerencsetlenseg min
dig cs0stul jon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29

amikor valaki az 8 iizleti k0-
rukbe vago dologgal probal-
kozik ahelyett, hogy vi dolog-
gal kiserleteznek. y
De ennel meg tovabb megy
Murphy tanar. AIT allitja,
hogy minden kis uzletnek 81
kerulnie kell, ha elere megfe-
lel6 vezet6t allitanak. Mivel
az uzlet kicsi, a vezet6 min
den reszletet maga ellen6riz-
het es ICY ait sikerre viheti.
Veszedelem csak akkor fenye-
geti, ha nagyra mott a vallal-
kozas es segedeket kell alkal-
mazzon. Mikor ilyes modon
kicsuszik a teljes rendelkezesi
hataskor a kezeb6l, akkor mar
jon a baj. A magaban all6
kis uzlet, ha egyik szakmaban
mem boldogul, pr6balkozik
masikkal, de ezt a General
Motors vagy a Chrysler auto
mobil gyar nem teheti. Annak
Olyan oriasi befektetesei van
max, hogy nem kiserletezhetik.
Kenytelen ahhoz ragaszkodni,
ami j6l megy es ICY m6dot
kell adjon a kis embernek
ARA, hogy el6tte jarjon.
A nagy vallalatok maguk Sc
tagadjak, hogy legnagyobb
gondjuk a megfelel6 vezet6k
kikutatasa. Akiben tehat te-
hetseg van, ha meg tudja tar
tani kemeny gerincet es in
kabb marad a maga ura, mint
lesz a mas szolgaja, teljes biz
tonsaggal veheti fel ma is a
kereskedelmi es ipari versenyt
a legnagyobb vallalattal szem-
ben Is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29

csak harom gyarunk van
Amerikaban es minden jel
ARA mutat, hogy aprankent
felvasarolja a Du Pont ceg a
mask kettot es teljesen
egyedul marad a piacon. De
mivel ez a harom gyar a rob-
banto szereken feliil a feste-
kek gyartasaban is erdekelve
van, jellemz6, hogy oman is
kiszoritanak minden mas gya-
rat, inert egyeduralomra tore
kednek.
Az Amerikaba behozott ba-
mana 659o-a egyetlen nagy liz
let kezeben van. Annak fizet
mindenki adot haszon forma-
jaban, amikor bananat eszik.
Meg feltiinobb a Fleishmar
ceg szerepe az eleszt6 piacon
Ez a ceg a fogyasztasnal
8O9 at latja el es mellette ma
mar csak veszteseggel lehet
ezt az uzletagat folytatni.
Anelkiil, hogy ezeket az
adatokat tovabb feszegetn6k
jobb, ha egyszeriien idezziil
Robert H. Jackson helyettes
sz0vetsegi igazsagigyminiszte
szavait:
Megallapitottuk hivata.
losan, hogy az amerikai gyar
vagyonnak So szazaleka, 61s
reszvenytarsasag kezeben var
es a vagyon felett rendelkezi
vallalatok szama evr6l-evrt
csokken. A nagyobbak elnye'
lik a kisebbeket.
Van-e ilyen k0riilmenyel
k0z0tt a kis embernek lehe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29

ugyan, hogy a bizottsag ma
gyon jo munkat vegzett, de
kifogasoljak, hogy igen mesz-
szire ment egyik-masik kerdes-
ben, peldaul az automobil gya-
rak k0rul es tullepte hatask0-
ret. Exert mem hajlandok tobb
penzt a bizottsagnak ADM.
La Toilette senator kerese.
re most a Utah allamba vald
Thomas demokrata senator
fog probalkozni azzal, hogy a.
polgari jogokat ved6 bizottsag-
max legalabb 100000 dollart
szavaztasson meg abban a pill
lanatban, amint a Supreme
Court k0riili vitat meg lehet
szakitani a szenatusban. Ere
azonban a legjobb esetben is
csak szeptemberben keriil a
sor es addig a bizottsag mum
kaja sziintetelni fog.
Washingtonban ait mond-
jak, hogy a harlani iigy mar
XII van vizsgalva es kizar6lag
az igazsagigyi minisztert6l
fugg, hogy a szovetsegi bir6-
sagok szine el6tt vadakat
emeltessen. Tovabbi kihallga-
tasokra a harlani iigyben min
csen sziikseg es annyi bizonyi-
tex van felhalmozva, amelyek-
kel batran lehet az eskiidtszek
ele menni. Ezen a teren azon-
ban egyel6re meg semmisem
tortent, csupan egy-ket harni-
san vallo tanu ellen folyik az
eljaras.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-29

t6sege ARA, hogy ha uzlethez
kezd, akkor boldoguljon is?
Murphy tanar igennel felel
ere a kerdesre.
Elsosorban ARA mutat rea,
hogy minel nagyobbra NO egy
ipari termelessel foglalkozo
tarsulat, ANIMAL nehezebb moz-
gasu. Nehezen megy belle vi
dolgokba. Inkabb halaszik a
zavarosban. Varja tiirelemmel
hogy valaki feltalaljon valami
ujat, megkezdje annak gyar-
tasat es mikor sikert er ell,
akkor probalkozik azzal, hogy
kivasarolja.
Ez ad a kis embernek lehe-
t6seget a kezdesre.
TIT van peldaul a Shik bo-
rotva. A nyugalmazott anne
rikai ezredes, aki EFT az vi
fajta borotvat feltalalta, husz
even keresztul probalkozott
azzal, hogy tanulmanyat vala-
melyik nagy gyarnak eladja
De mem kellett az senkinek
Mikor vegre Shik 0sszesporolt
5000 dollart, akkor nyugalom-
ba vonult es maga kezdte az
vi borotva gyartasat.
Tudvalev6, hogy a skier ro-
hamos es paratlan volt. Ennek
lattara jottek csak az igazar
nagy gyarak az ezredeshez
kiil0nb0z6 ajanlatokkal. Volt
olyan is, aki kerek 0t millit
dollart adott volna a talal.
manyert, de akkor mar mem
volt elado.
Annak bizonyiteka Murphy
szerint ez, hogy ha valakinek
eletreval6 0tlete van, akkol
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