davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29
BY BILL PORTER AND
GEORGE SCARBO

Co.'S M Fca SUMMING, RlclNG.
AND eIcNcElNG ssLlPtES 70 pANSea

BY BILL PORTER AND
GEORGE SCARBO
At the age Of 10 Ruth Terry haa
finally reached Hollywood after an
extensive career with some OF the
country's leading orchestras .
won OF, amateur contest at the age
Of 10 made her professional
appearance when she was IL .
was paid so for three shows .
discovered In o Miami night spoe
by q talent scout HOLLYWOOD
followed she's left.handed .
5 feet 4 inches tall, weighs i06.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29
Caroline
Chatfield
Says Today

Wife's Only Weapons Are Tears and Ielk and When
Her Husband Wounds Her She Let's Him Have
Full Force Of Both Weapons, Though She Has
Never Won War With Them.
Mr. and MRS having esarana smiles and pleasant
conyaon over arrived when suddenly Mr. leaves
for long long time Mrs becomes more ana more
baefu ganes at the door TO the bar Finally she g
barely p alive
h but reply Infatuated by his suen silence her voice
MI nsrcb drunk partially SupaeS takes the rst
pummcng without protest and then he begins to come out " g
To the embarrassment Of all those gives
sa 81 she ns as aS'a1Ss ems her. e
he could slit her throat and keeps on giving 70 her until he Supsde
like whipped and wnded fighter
young miss Of teen age rowing pair
hot words asked sage Now what
she walt until she got him home to speak
S' n You Ssa aSs
potato while your papa was staging lengthy boz" o. me barr Nn
eat his cold dinner alone That would have been better than
staging row In the restaurant
what did that get hers Why didn't she
wait pece OF got her nothing
why she didn't walt to speak her
hurt by her husbands
worried his weakness and theen she was as mad as wet hen
She knew public scene vulgar
row nobody could have convinced that could
such But when he left her and didn't come back oil her
restraint Of good taste fell from her She injured female
jungle creature mate s ing n %nssSs %Sp S
emily weapons were tears and talk
Girls Of age sights you seeing your
the you are studying S.r and the 1 s you ere r.
civilized the point that hold empers and tongues
txow not CAROLINE CHATF1ELD
s::': :: '::si i:.; s:'s:s viii s:ss q g.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29

~ OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
I had not seen Lois since she
vas m awkward girl Of fourteen.
At that time her complexion was
poor, being subject TO the blotches
and pimples Of early youth. Her
taeth were undergoing confinement
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29
AMERICANS ADOPT MODIFIED
SABOTS

Youthful, cleverly clumsy, utterly
comfortable and definitely smart for
towners and country folk alike are
the new walking shoes inspired by
Dutch sabots. The platform sole,
the insouciant upturned toe, the
new oval heel, the walled side, all
conspire to produce shoe Of fine
simplicity and ease. Select them In
alligator kid with suede platform,
kid with contrasting color platform
or black suede with calf platform.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29
H0zQ To Keep Well
By DIR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

pes.aInng v:.s:na heath and hygns .o
Letter. should he brief
th. re mnge
nsnnR NJ Wnia
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29

when preparing marshmallows
for use N salads. cakes o. pud-
dings. wet the blades before dicing
the marzhmall0ms with scissors 70
prevent sticking and raEEed edges.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29

Problems submitted will be this
eesmn Letters unsuitable for publication Will be unan.ysred
held Write Miss chRtnsd In % this
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29

Between Of half cold dinner she pcs pech pecks ut
hn Infatuated by his sun silence her voice
until she foes there other people
drunk partially Supplied takes the first half hours
pumcg without protest and then he begins to come out OF the fog
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29

Girls Of teen age WIN the sights you are seeing on your travels and
the psychology studying and the general culture acqur
ING that's every girl chld?" VIII be
civilized the point that hold and tongues
husbands hurt humiae public
CAROLINE
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29

all those eahot he gives her back
rood declares his right be tight when as and II
independence OF her scows at her as though
slit throat and keeps giving to her until she subsidies
like O whipped and winded fighter
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29

Out babes what did that get herp Why didn't she
until she home speak her pece or course got her nothing
why didn't walt to speak
piece left ut the table She was
his reconsideration OF her She
weakness henthen she mad wet hen
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
She SquGshed 'Em!

Raises for elevator operators
within Bureau of Engraving and
Printing have received a setback
through the ire Of a lass within
the personnel unit 1t seems
they used to receive raises about
every is months. but recently some
on the job two years without gravy
had adopted the technique of call.
ing, one by one, on the lass con.
cerned She finally became
peeved, called for help from the
major bosses, and now has
achieved a rule that operators
must work there THREE years on
an elevator before being eligible
for more pay It's said she al
most succeeded in getting a five
year rule!
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
Speaking of Government Workers Rv' Earle ~o'r
DAVID CUNNINGHAM, tai,

DAVID CUNNINGHAM, tai.
~ ented employe Of Social Sc
curity Boards drafting section, is
the winner of the contest spon-
sored by this corner to find the
most acceptable cartoon carlca-
ture OF that wise-cracking symbol
of the masculine Government en-
ploye-Johnny Federal!
aTwo exceptionally fine draw,
ings by Cunningham were de-
clared the best of more than 25
entries by Judge Herman Perl
man. and as a result Cunningham
will receive four months free
training at the Animated Cartoon
School, Keith-Albee Building. OF
which Perlman is director Al
though it was not announced, a
runner-up was also selected. A
pen.and-ink drawing of chubby
little Johnny Federal" hurrying
to work won second prize for Jack
Wilson. Smithsonian Institution,
and he will receive two months OF
training at the Animated Cartoon
School as consolation prize. Both
winners are hereby directed to
contact Perlman as soon as pos
sible, the course beginning May
"a. Candy. ice cream and film
passes will also be forthcoming
for many of those who turned in
creditable efforts.
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
A CoHectiUist!

The son of Representative Jim
Mead, champion of Postal en-
ployeS, collects first day covers,
according to Union Postal Clerks
columnist, Trapp Civil Serv-
ices Board of Appeals and Review
approximately 1890 cases
during the past fiscal year, includ-
ing appeals from exam ratings, de-
barment and ALLEGATIONS. Wonder
why Interior guards orders are
usually paired so one will be dia,
metrically opposed to the other?
So that when salary increases
are mentioned they can be told
they are inefficient?
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
He NeUer Applied!

Some time ago Hole workers
were going on the air with a
skit concerning the life of John
Howard Payne, the Home, Sweet
Home" author "A young lady
from another office who happened
to be on hand volunteered the in
formation that the personnel de-
partment could not only furnish
his name but his number and
home address, But John How
ard Payne is dead" replied one of
the office force "Oh!" ex-
claimed the girl, Then he
doesn't work for HOLC?"
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
A Scenic Treat

Flash: William Bradley, Pro
eurement, and Clara Rubin, Loans
and Currency, are invited to call
at the Potomac River Lines dock,
Seventh and Water Sts. S. W., for
tickets emitting themselves and
one guest each to enjoy one OF
the moonlight trips being staged
nightly aboard the nifty steamer,
s. S. Robert E. Lee.
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
Fuss and Furore
In the mail:

In the mail:
Employees at the Social Secur-
ity Board in Claims Control are
wondering why raises in grade and
other minor advantages are al
ways given to those who join the
AFGE Lodge. The little big shot
in charge is known to be strongly
anti-UFWA. He is active in AF'GE.
Not only that but when three
UFWA boys attended an AFGE
meeting he recognized them and
they were asked to leave! Solicit
ing for membership for AFGE and
NFFE goes on during working
hours and is apparently o. k"
Oh my, oh my!
The Washington times., 1938-05-16

Above animated machine"
is the imaginative work of
David Cunningham, revealed
today as the winner of this
corners Johnny Federal"
cartoon contest. Artist Gun
ningham believed that Fed
eral work eventually will be
carried on by autOmatOns, or
that Federal routine will make
autOmatOnS of emplOyeS-Or
something!
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
Confidentially Yours

Movie passes are mailed to
some contributors if address
is submitted, names being
strictly confidential. Passes
are good for WARN E r
BROTHERS. theaters, show
ing these leading features to-
day:
EARLE and AMBASSA-
DOR, both showing Beloved
Brat" with Bonita Granville
and Dolores Costello, and
with Wayne King and his
orchestra on the Earle stage;
METROPOLITAN, showing
"Tip-Off Girls" with Mary
Carlisle; UPTOWN, showing
Cary Grant and Katharine
Hepburn in Bringing Up
Baby; and CALVERT, PENN
and TIVOLI, all showing
jeanette Macdonald and Mel
son Eddy in Girl of the
Golden West"
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
On Bonded Knee

w. F. Draper. Acting Surgeon
General. has promised Ages
Charles Stengle that efforts to
improve working conditions in
Public Health hospitals will def.
initely be made. Dimpled Ber-
nice Saunders. of AFGE head
quarters, was candied recently by
this corner, and didn't give the
boys in the next room single
caramel-to their disgust.
Well have to see about the boys
later, we suppose! Howard R.
StinSon, IDRA vice prexy, has
shifted from Solicitor office to
Reclamation, Interior And In
terior's Motion Picture Division
is expected to shut shop June 80,
through cash-lack.
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
Tobacco Festival
Official Named

SOUTH BOSTON, Va, May Is.
DR.. W. B. Barbour, one Of the
founders Of the National Tobacco
Festival, has been appointed pub
licitY director of the fourth an
nualI festival here September 8
and g, it was announced today by
John! r. Booth, president Of this
Vear1S observance
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
That's What 1t Takes

The lovely slated for stenograph-
lc Grade Three by Post Office
today will be getting it purely by
"pull," according to acquaintance,
for she's said to be but 81 and
there are no grade raises in pros
pect for plenty of colleagues with
10 or more years of experience
Uniform traffic regulations
are urged by Bureau of Public
Roads after a study, officials
pointing out that the mere cross
ing of a State line may sometimes
transform a safe" and prudent
driver into a lawbreaker' Gov
eminent Printing'S United Vet
erans of Foreign Wars cruise to-
night aboard the "City of Wash
ington," and will splash a floor
show and beer. =. DR.. o. E. May,
Agriculture'S Illinois soy bean eX-
pert, is in town for a consultation.
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
Delegates Chosen
By SOrOptimists

ARLINGTON, Va, May 16.
Mrs. Agnes j. Conradi and Mrs.
Pearl w. Sharpe will represent the
new Arlington Soroptimist Club
at the biennial convention Of the
American Federation of Soropti-
mists at Atlantic City, June 1919
Alternate delegates are DR.. v. E.
Miles and Miss Nellie Spencer.
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
Speedy EleUGtiOn

A truck-pusher within General
Accounting's audit division flared
from $1,260 to $4,000 in two years.
and three raises for him were
tabled within as many months!
Federalites report that newest
garage slang for Strengthening
cars tenders is taking the dim
pies out of its knees" and for
body repairs the mechanic-huSkies
term it face lift" All
sympathy to Thomas L. Cullinane,
Agriculture, whose mother re-
Gently passed away Now it's
two baby daughters at the home
of the Joseph O'Mearas. their dad
being attached to Construction
and Maintenance Division of En-
craving and Printing There's
a Rough and Ready, California; !;
a Splinter, Wisconsin, and a Snap,
Kentucky, which latter place
would probably prove perfect for
John FederaPS chief!
The Washington times., 1938-05-16

High ice cream Is on almost
everyOne'S tongue these days,
either by taste or word Of
mouth. This corner has there
fore arranged to mail to two
Federalites daily slips enti.
Ting to quart bricks Of the
seaSOnable and tasty com
modify. You should know,
incidentally, that there's .
High store dispensing pack
aged sweetness at 1S43 New
Jersey Ave. N. w.
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
FlaUOred Felicity

Original Velati Candy
Stores today will present one
pound boxes of their delicious
chocolates or caramelS, on
request, to:
Marguerite TrainOr, In
terror.
Miss RObyn A. Hodges, So
cial Security.
Robert BeetOn, Treasury.
Candy will be presented at
either store, $40 Ninth st.
N. w. or 500 Fourteenth st.
N. w.
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
INITIATION PLANNED

Plans for initiation June will
be made at meeting Of Alcantara
Caravan, Order of the AIhambra,
at a meeting Tuesday evening.
John j. Carmody, grand COM
mander, will preside.
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
TO CONFER DEGREES

Bethel No. /, Jobs Daughters,
will visit Pentalpha Lodge No. %
tonight and will confer their de-
grees, according to announcement
by Worshipful Master Alvan E.
Helmick.
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
Still Writing

R. v. Branch, the journalist, is
now with Federal Writers Prof.
as a radio script writer J.
Harry Phillips, the D. C. Govern,
mentier, is extendedly vacation
ing in Dixie. .Aggie's Home
Economics Bureau flashes that
three of every ten dimes spent by
villagers for recreation go for
movies (and we give paSsesD -.
Boston's Florence E. Shaw has
come here to be with the Labor
Relations Board, which is Bos-
tons loss and WaShington's
gain! The Paul Woodys (she's
the former Bessie Brown of
Tariff Commission) are back
from their north Texas honey.
mO0n
The Washington times., 1938-05-16
Empty the Building

Johnny Federal cracks: eff
Uncle Dan Roper sticks to his
threat to resign, and his relatives
resign with him, there'll be plenty
of good Government jobs for all
of us!" D. C. Federation of
Federal Employees will elect and
install officers Wednesday at
headquarters, ITO Fourteenth, and
music and refreshment are tabled
Effective June /, John H.
SEEKER becomes assistant chief,
Division of Recreation and Lands,
Forest Service Wedding bells
are reported slated for perSonable
Chloe Blake of WPA The
Young Democratic Clubs of Amer
lea, Inc. (don't forget the inc.O
will splash dance tomorrow eve
at the Nightingale, three miles
south of Alexandria on U. S. 1,
with dinner at $3.50 Not long
ago Civil Service received a letter
from a lad who took an exam in
1899, asking that arrangements
be made to change his address!
If persistence counts, he'll
get a job some day!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
A RADIO CENzURA

Politikai kortesfogas ugyan
az, ami mostansag a radio ko-
ril tortenik, de azert bizonyos
mertekben igazuk van azok-
max, akik a radio szabadsaga-
ban a gondolat szabadsagat
feltik az Egyesult Allamokban.
A New Deal annak idejen
egy bizottsagot allitott fel Fe-
deral Communications Com
mission cim alatt es annak ha-
task0rebe helyezte a radio al
lomasokat. Ez a bizottsag az
allomasonak az engedelyt hat
honaprol hat honapra ada
meg es ha igaz a vad, az enge-
dely megvonasaval fenyegeti
azokat, akik a radon keresztul
olyan dolgokat mondanak,
olyan hireket terjesztenek, a
melyek az ez lido szerinti kor-
manynak mem kedvezoek.
Mem meri allitani senki AIT,
hogy a Feher Haz ilyen irany-
ban utasitast adott volna a BIZ
zottsagnak, de egyre hango-
sabb szoval mutatnak ra ARA,
hogy a radio allomasok, f6leg
a nagyok, az orszagos halozat-
tai birok, egyre nagyobb figye.
lemmel cenzurazzak azokat a
hireket, amelyeket leadnak
Megt0rtent peldaul Borah sze.
natorral, hogy beszedet egy.
szeruen megszakitottak, inert
elesen biralgatta Roosevelt va.
lamelyik cselekedetet es q
radio allomas attol felt, hogy
emiatt engedelyenek megujita.
sa korul nehezsegei lesznek.
Alig hiheto az, hogy a gon
dolatot a New Deal ilyen mo
don akarna cenzurazni. Mert
hiszen mi haszna volt annak
hogy Borah szenator beszede
megfojtottak. Az angyonhall
gatott reszt masnap az ossze
amerikai lapok koz0ltek es ig.
a radio cenzuraja mem erte e
a celt. EFT e,ore tudhatta /;
bizottsag Washingtonban E
bizonyara mem volt oily ostoba
: hogy ilyen modon szazszoro
nyilvanossagct akarjon adm
Borah beszedenek.
Mines azonban helye ilye,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
KIvALTSAGOS-E A vOR0SEK ELETE
AZ ECYESULT ALLAMOK TERULETEN

lenne az, ha mas kezeleSben
reszesiten6k azokat az urakat,
akik Amerikaban a moszkvai
terror eszkozeit es uralmat
akarnak meghonositani.
A vOrosek egyik sokszor haSz
malt es kedvenc eszkoze az,
hogy maradi politikai r0vidlA-
tonak belyegzik AIT, aki veliik
szemben all, rafogjak, hogy
az vagy fascista vagy nazi, ah
nemcsak a bolsevizmusnak,
hanem a liberalizmusnak es a
szocializmusnak is ellensege.
Pedig hat a liberalizmusnak es
a szocializmusnak nincs ma
gyobb ellensege a bolsevikiknel,
akik ezeket meg a naziknal es
fascistaknal is jobban gyiil0lik
es uldozik.
Az amerikai nemZetnek nagy
hibaja az, hogy politikai elve-
ket magaeva tesz anelkil, hogy
azokat alaposabban megvizs-
galna. Ez okozta AIT, hogy al
lando tiirelmesseget tanusita-
max a v0r0sekkel szemben, akik
ezzel a legtobb esetben csunyan.
visszaelnek.
Semmifele udvariassagra es
turelemre mem tarthat igenyt
olyan ellenfel, aki rendesen az
0v ala lit es ugy verekszik,
mint egy megveszett vadmacs-
ka. Ilyen ellenfelek mem tart
hatnak igenyt udvariassagra,
inert mint James Watson SEE
nator mondotta, mem lehet ve-
luk harcba bocsatkozni, inert
meg soha mem tortent az meg,
hogy valah egy g0rennyel
szemben diadalmas harcot tu-
dott volna folytatni
Furcsa, hogy mikor ebben
az orszagban szabadon lehet
biralni es elitelni az elnOkOt,
a New Dealt, Hoovert, AL
Smithet, Lewist, Greent, a Du
Pontokat, a demokratakat es
a republikanusokat, akkor tt
los az, hogy a vorosek fel6l
valaki beszelhessen. Furcsa eZ,
nagyon furcsa!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

kenyes kerdesnel a szepitgetes-
mex. A ketsegtelen teny az,
hogy ha nem is gyakarolnak
nyilt cenzurat a radio alloma-
sok felett, azok bizonyos nyo-
masnak vannak kiteve es meg
kell vizsgaljak elozetesen AIT,
hogy milyen $40 repul XII az
orszag fele halozatuk utjan.
Ttrhetetlen allapot ez, inert
az alkotmanyban lefektetett
emberi jogokat sertik a hason-
% intezkedesek es az orSzag
joggal varja a torvenyhozastol
hogy egy deklaraci6 utjan We
get vet minden lehetosegnek,
nyiltnak, vagy titkosnak, mely
a radio gondolat szabadsagat
meg akarja benitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

Azokat a sorokat, amelyeket
lit trunk le, mem magunk fog
laltuk szavakba, hanem egy-
szeriien atforditottuk az angol
eredetibol ugy, amint AIT a
Pittsburgh Press es korilbeliil
szazhusz angol nyelvu napilap
hasabjain olvastuk. Westbrook
Pregler irta sorokat, amelyek
ben a kovetkez6ket mondja:
= Milyen logon adunk a vo-
roseknek, a bolsevikiknek vagy
azok hiveinek olyan hvaltsa-
gos jogokat es olyan elozekeny
banasmodot az Egyesult ALA
mokban, aminot soha mem adj
tunk meg semmifele mas poll
tikai csoportnak es amely jo-
gokat maguk a bolsevikik SEN
kinek sc adnak meg, akl veluk
nincs egy vonalban?
Tiszta hanyagsagb6l oriasi
aranyura n0vekedett az a ne
yet A1nerikaban, hogy az 0sz-
SECS politikai arnyalatok ko-
ziil egyediil a v0r0s0k tarthat-
max iussot kiilon0s udvarias-
sagra es hogy durva series
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
OSTOBA LARMA

zot, inert ha egyszer az alkot-
manyos jogokon rest utnek,
senki mem tudja, hogy hol TO-
gunk megallni.
Akkor holnap esetleg egy de-
mokrata, republicans, farmer
labor kinevezese ellen fog tilta-
kozni a polgarsag tobbsege s
lesznek bizonyosan helyek,
ahol ugyanezt felekezeti szem-
pontokbol is megtennek.
Szepen meme ki az a bizo-
nyos egyenl6seg es politikai
szabadsag kozottiink, ha ilyen
okok alapjan polgartarsaink
egy reszet a kozhivatalok wise
leseb6l kiturnank.
Igaz, hogy ha holnaputan
kommunizmusra ebrednenk eb-
ben az orszagban, a kommunis-
tax mem lennenek ilyen nagy-
lelkiiek es kimeletlenul kivag-
nanak minden kozhivatalbol
mindenkit, aki a kommuniz-
must a sajat hitenek mem vail
ia. RN'
Ahogy kommunista rendszer-
ben minden mas szabadsag-jo-
gainktol is megfosztananak
benniinket.
De eppen ez a kil0nbseg az
! igazi demokracia es a kommu-
MINUS k0zt, hogy nalunk teny
legesen is meg van a gondolat
es a szolas szabadsaga, amt
= meg a kommunistak erdeke-
ben is = kotelessege vede mez-
nj minden gondolkodo ameri-
kai polgarnak.
Sokan ait hiszik es AIT
mondjak, hogy ha a kommu.
nistakkal szemben mem alkal-
mazzuk AIT a fegyvert, a ter.
rort, az elnyomatast, amt Ok
mindenki massal szemben al.
kalmazni akarnak, akkor lido.
vel el fognak nyelni bennun'
) ket.
Ha ez ICY lenne, AIT min
: den esetre er6sen sajnalnank
) De ha az Egyesult Allamol
: szabad polgarai a demokracis
es a kommunizmus kozt xii
lonbseget tenni es valasztan
= mem tudnak, ha a kommuniz
! must egyszer a tobbseg onken
vallalja, akkor, mem erdemel
mex jobb sorsot.
Amig azonban ez mem les
| meg, amig a demokratiku
rendet epsegben fenntartjuR
addig azok annak a legvesze
delmesebb ellensegei, akil
ilyen koveteleskkel a demokra
, clan, az amerikai polgar tel
t jes politikai szabadsagan pro
$ balnak rest vagni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

nj. a feleletet ezekre a kerde-
sekre is megadjak.
Miutan nekik Magyarorszag
csak sziilofoldjiik, az Egyesult
Allamok csak lakohelyuk es
"Munkashazanak" az orosz
Szovjetet szoktak titulalni
(lasd: Feher Jozsef kiadva-
nyai), jo lenne tudni, hogy
inert feledkeztek meg a mum
kashaza" sorsarol.
Hogy lenne oft is egy kis
foldosztas?
Talan tiltakozna az orosz
f0ldmuves, ha legalabb a tole
elrabolt foldet visszaadnak?
Hogy lenne, ha oft is lenne
egy kis "szolas-sajto- -gyiilekeze-
81 es szervezesi szabadsag?"
Hiszen jol tudjuk, hogy Ma
gyarorszagon mindezek a sza-
badsagok nemikeppen meg
vannak, de ha EFT az 8 mum
kashazajukban" mernek kove-
telni, sot csak emlegetni, mas
nap mar a b0rt0nben es ma
gyon hamar a puska elott all
nanak.
S vegul, ha olyan hangosan
kovetelik hatarozati javaslatuk
ot0dik pontjaban, hogy "alakit-
SAX at Magyarorszagot szabad
demokratikus" orszagga, inert
mem k0vetelik ezt a sajat be-
cses neutrality-suspicious."
Ha az olvasok k0zul valaki
valahol betevedne a most
"Eszak Amerikai Demokratikus
Magyarok Szovetsege" alnev
alatt miik0d6 words egyseg-
front gyiilesere, Italian felvet-
hetnek ezeket a kerdeseket es
ITALIAN e feleletet is megkapnak.
Es akkor talan AIT is megmon-
danak, hogy egy ilyen er6sen
"demokratikus" tArsulat, a
mely olyan sulyosan k0vete-
Ii a szabadsAgokat, inert mem
emelt sz6t Kun Bella Is az
Oroszorszagban bebort6nz6tt
httin6 magyar ir6k erdeke-
ben?
Vagy ext rabizzak a "fasisz-
;akra?"