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The Washington times., 1938-08-22
ED SULLIVAN
IHIlll MOOD
By ED SULLIVAN
Looking Glass

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. %.
WHEN the Broadway stage known
pS t st slang for wCs After At . pE
s @ 1GG n @ ane c Sny s1e aa wrong n de laughs m
consOlatey at table corrugated lines Of
are sstounded On yeSeday ns was tens
T 5 hs % @ HU an uHR no e
told funny story offstage has become raconteur
HOLLYWOOD found that he real came Of this S
and failed they worrying pictures
y SU dd tee 80 e i bn, even n gs Of to
sos at Cedars Lebanon Hospital He'll dance with
5 "y a em saG a 4ss by
Jimmy Duane and Lou Clayton Clayton had his nose bObHed
stories to Junior over the plates Sam Kat
% @ 6o M S.r han R looked aSa It in the Gd
it to walks he takes morning Jackie Cooper
training sari young foreigner
old Lady like jack puants line about Clark Gabe Whats
he got that I'd love to have?"
a e e4sd ns % nGo prep c s1 v 0 De hung toms of
tres outdoor Thsy cri@Ins date
trees fress at this time year John Payne bcyc7ng
1G5 She him n re F xh sn ney af @
ns HI; RSdon in his lines Dawn picture
thriller Jean Neguiesco with AnatOle Ivak
F nd s ss ro
Marion Martin. in the same show, is bigtiney
REASON being dropped from studio nav
rolls is because Eastern fnancerS orders being
been shelved and forgotten Not now! Bette Davis
Kay Francis in huddle with Baron RenekOw Margaret
Lindsay with Howard ShOup Janet RanOr and Adrian hold
ing hands at preview embarrassed when the Ls up
suddenly Phil Berle excited about the six baby
Spencer Tracy wrestling with Mickey Rooney Remember
operation, rOughnck" Spencer The Archie
ting ready shove off Sunday for threemOnh tour
Walter Huston, a script
Fay BANTER with run in her stocking.
HUMPHREY BOGART open car on Wiltshire . Edward
G. Robinson munching ice At the Clover
Songwrter Jimmy McFugh taking the collection
center aisle at Good Shepherd Church Groucho
backStag congratulate the colored performers
cast But they are more
interested in getting his autograph Ginger buying
SackS at shop on Sunset.
ASIDE TO BERNIAN RKO you're going to film the
life of Vernon and Irene Castle Norman
Mcleod and Castle bunk mates in the
Corps and rOOmed together when they assigned to Texas
instructors of American feS Castle
had terrific fly his ship through that
down fly through door of
AS result the flight commander had strict
times Castle wouldn't yield to his He killed
accidentally He coming in to make landing, when
another OveShOt the landing field started
They met headOn Castle killed The other pilot,
he'd the of arpane motor So he
ferred to the Infantry
ROBERT YOUNG hosting opening Of their
after sampng the hot dogs terrible suspicion that they
have % horses left this Well
us fair warning The invitations read 1T is honest
opinion that should eat dinner at home"
did I know they weren't cowning?
I'm hk khMhA NhMMav l2s ~. . Every
The Washington times., 1938-08-22
Paramount Crew Is
Fishinq for Sound

Paramount technicians are
literally going fishing for sound.
In a chartered seine boat,
equipped with special tanks to
bring back the catch alive,
they're going down to the sea
after a whole cargo of fish for
the sole purpose of dumping
them out in a heap and record
ing the sound on celluloid.
The Washington times., 1938-08-22

Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne to Play
The Sea GuII' Here, Week of November 7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20

Ans: No.. but II allowed TOO
much liberty he will establish 9th
er friendships OF similar ma
ture
l.. E.-Although I know that |
am no rnying beauty. l am per-
picked as TO why I cannot have
boy-irIends a. other girls do. WHY
Ans: When you can answer
these questions truthfully BY sav-
ing .....yES. you will have no
trouble In gaining friends. / Are
YOU freddy .. Are you agree
sble' 3. Are you considerable, 4
Are you careful in your dress and
personal appearance? 5. Are you
clean In your speech and persona
habits, 6. Are YOU a moral. chist-
ian girl: = Will you hold your
friendship sacred,
VI. ]. G.--I worked for a rail.
road for ~ years. have been
discharged for year and 6 months.
VIII ! be re-instatedl
Ans: Although possible. 1t is
noi likely that you will regain your
Job with the railroad.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20
Garland George Free
Charged With Murder

After having been TREND and con:
victed with three other men. In
Judge J. E. Chenot's Court May IA
for the murder OF Ben Stephansick
7715 Jos. CamSau. November %
1887. Garland George. IS. was re-
tried and acquitted IN the same
court. Friday, August ~.
George AS defended by Atto--
ney Alonio Pettiford. After the
convictions in May. Attorney Pet
tiford moved for a new trial for
George, and Judge Chenot granted
IL. August 3. In the second trial
the witnesses who previously testi-
fed against George. were so vigor-
ously challenged by the defense
lawyer. that they were eliminated
by the law, and the prosecution was
left no grounds for conviction. At
torney Pettiford is being congrat-
ulated upon the victory.
The three other defendants in the
case were convicted and given life
sentences for hrst-degree murde:.
They were: Charles Clark. defend
ed by Attorney Harry Polisko: Le-
roy Reynolds, defended by Attor-
ney Flanagan: and Jack Smith
who was represented by Attorney
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20

Pettiford.
Judge Chenot Is likewise being
commended for his spirit of JUS
tice. In granting George a new
trial. after he had been convicted
on insufficient evidence.
"A COLORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20
Bulletin Board

Tyler Mae was well entertained
BY Dr. All, Thomas. Jr Shs
will attend the Chspmans COLES :
in Les Angeles Calf. this fall
Detective Harry Pitts Of Hun,
Street station has been vacationins
in North Carolina
CAB Galloway PLAYED 70 recor I
crowd A. The Craystone Gardens
Monday nigh w
Teddy Blackmon Is getting plaas
made .o~ the opening Of the Cluo
Plantation 10 September
In few days the Police Commits
sicner VIII announce the promo
lions o. several policemen 10 high
er rank We hope that the Com
missioner viii bear in mind 'h~t
there are several deserving COL
cred policemen who deserve 70 -
promoted Up 70 now not enc
o.a-el p3.icerian has received
arv kiss PROMOTION or recogri-
ZION to- 'Ae.7 faithful service 10
the al, zs.s s. Ds.roi. this year
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20
A coLoRED JrDGE-
Local Boy Jailed,
Fugitive From Ala.

Charged with being a fugitive
from Alabama justice" Dave Wat.
ers. % OF Bangor street. was ar.
rested here Sunday.
Lewis and Rowlette, were EN-.
ployed as defense attorneys Sy
the youths uncle, Samuel Walker
and obtained writ OF habeas cor
pus for the defendant WEDNESDAY
morning. Judge Arthur Gordon re-
leased Waters on 500 bond and
hearing OF the case is set for Az
gust 24.
Meantime, Attorneys Lewis and
Rowlette have notified Governor
Frank Murphy that they desire 10
be heard at extradition proceedings
some time next week.
Waters came TO Detroit from Per-
ry county. Alabama. where he hal
worked as share-cropper on the
plantation OF a white landowner
". y. Cummings. In the summer
OF 1887, two other share-croppers
on the farm employed Waters 10
drive them IN his automobile 10 a
neighboring stock yard to sell a
calf.
Later. II was discovered that the
calf had been stolen from Cum
mings, who promptly had all three
boys arrested.
Cummings then employed law
yer and secured the boys release,
after they agreed to pay him for
the cali and the lawyers fees. He
took five bales OF cotton, two
mules, and one horse from Waters
in payment OF his ehare OF the
debt, and told him that the matter
was all square. Waters then came
10 Detroit. Learning that the youth
was In this city. Cumming took
steps TO have him returned as a
fugitive from justice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20

L. '. els my husband interest.
ed In furnishing me with the Kind
Of home that l desired should l
leave him. or could make sue
cessful getaway!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20
"A coLoRED JUDGE
Elks' Get Colored
Telegraph Force
For Convention

Baltimore. Md.-(ANP)-A par
'ial Negro force TO operate con-
yention Offices OF the Postal Tele-
graph and Western Union has BEEN
secured by the Elks' sub-commit-
;ee on telegraphs. kilograms and
messenger service OF the grand
lodge which holds It's annual meet
ing here Aug. 21-27.
Thomas Carroll. member OF
Monumental Lodge No. 3 aud
manager OF the supply department
az the local Postal Telegraph COM
pany, will be telegraph clerk aad
manager for the branch. Charles
White will perform similar duties
for the Western Union convention
Office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20
n COLOkEn % nGE--
Four Slashed

80 = r+f- - =
act--ss arSrcwn. vhs1 ne men
erEsge1 Il n a-srrer. tr-'ns I
sad game lacks7- escaped
Two cher s'aSAe1 victims were
Jes- Hal IS. n Sill ri!r'or and
EYED Fo'!to-s 70 address They
.-11.red Il quarrel over .wo
ro-e- drew k,ives ard eaca
s-ahhs. he Other II he abdomen
aaa i-'ess.1es Bo:h are il cr.ti-
"a, cere'''or a, Rec%iy'rg hosp!-
al
Tie .74r'h victim vas Lester
-sy'o- e. q 1873 Wits who was
s'ascs1 II re chest ~ bis wi.s
7ste a1-i-is'@r'ng a heating -
rS- 4, =. ;; .es,opsy Ore G. the
stab words - Ne.ieved 70 have
os1s'rs.ed --@ 81 Tay,c-'s lungs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20

leave him. or could | make a suc-
cessful get-awayl
Ans Your husband = very
much interested in providing you
with all The necessities OF lie. anu
as many luxusiss SIS he can afford.
You should NOT consider leayiny
aim You COULD leave. although
you would no. be able e take a.
many q your personal belongings
as YOU would wish But YOUR lie
IS so closely bound up with lis
,ha, YOU COULD NOT SUCCEED
away from him.
VI. P.--I am very much upset "a.
bout my Fathers loss oil interest
In m. Mother. What Is the rea-
son,
Ans Your father Is far moro
Interested IN your mother than you
T'l. ever know. until you have
reached maturity yourself and ex-
perience The same feeling All
families have their LILLE difficult
ties bur hey are soon s,ra!gh,en-
"a ou' Pay more attention 10 your
own affair viii the young man and
YOU VIII be much happier study
tor clinical work
VI. G. WI have heen sickly for
three years.Can you tell me why!
Ans Your condition is the ma
,ural result OF years OF malnuiri-
ton irregular hours and unhealthy
habits Pay more attention 10
;he type and quantity Of food you
eat. Be sure that you get plenty
OF sleep in well-ventilated room.
And also cease all manner OF dis
sipaion. Although a moderate a.
mount OF work will not hurt you,
do not overdo yourself. My only
other advice 10 you is for you to
find some means OF healthy men
tai diversion Do things sanely
and with moderation
J. g. 3--Why did the boy tell the
lie on me and then remain away
from met
Ans The boy is by nature and
habit Of doubtful veracity. He Is
won't 10 deyiaie from the truth ut
lines without cause or provoca-
tim. No one who knows him we'll
becomes greatly perturbed over his
mental meanderings. His prolang-
ed absence is due to his remorse
over telling the falsehood.
6. p. il am going with a man
and ] would like 10 know ii the
man l have In mind Is his father
should ] write to him!
Ans The man Is NOT his faith
er, though l fail TO see what causes
you 70 become concerned over his
paternity. Establishing his pater-
atty al this late date would not
make him any better or worse. He
rs, as he rs. and beyond the realm
q PARENTAL influence. Never
write except in cases OF dire me-
cessi'y.
I. D.--Will my husband stIIl at.
tempt to see this womanl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20

With the passing Of Summer
many petroiters are looking for
ward 70 a gradual upturn in BUSH
ness and politics This weeks So
cial activities overshadowed AL
ak OF business and politics 80
You will read Of he many social
attractions iha, marked Nacireu-'
Week IL cur social Columns.
All YOU have 20 do Is % consult the
Tribune sor The frs, events that
take place in De,ro.'--t
THE Twelfth Annual International
Police Field Day sponsored BY the
Detroit Police Bere7. Association
al the STATE Fair Grounds last Sa:-
.-asy VAS we'l received by TIE
thousands o. people that turned
OF, 70 viirsss ias events
Freddie Gs.nyara was 'heye viii
Joe LOUIS Barrow. '@e champ
AID his -a er Jack
Rlacxh4rn Trainer Blackburn
rae 70 'o~n i, az Dave Clark
who g 5ecor;1s Z ssnsA':sa u ne,
r., aeavyvssgh; ranks VIE Els
sgs, a. ne Nsvai Arno-y as; ~
.sv -'gs' Dare IS gong PAGES
Al, Re has . % + % kses h.'
head ar1 >sh'
ur.qus ra-,y IA. s.s4a sy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20
81
FIN THE SHADOW
81 A Abbc' UQ|IQCE
ZOOS 'UdUQCE
,buscrsr nenAl ST o. ne A,@eocAN syAee
2 -

NorE:-Your question viii be answered FREE
ONLY Of column
Full BrthdstA
sslfad
By 70
my Advice Three Questions 90 NOT SEND
POSTAGE STAMPS Able Wallace Of the
DETROIT TKIBuNE Antoine Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20

mer season.
have been unusually roos eIss1
no interest and attendant. 'o.s I
Glasses which are copdue,.. 'e !.
OF charge to the public, VIII, = ~
opened in October. n
sight singing. breath contra, !,
articulation will be s,res,ss 'v = y
sors . nope that there viii h !
even larger group this year "a -
part in the Annual E,,h.' -
which is the big event OF ths ~ y
Ter program. III you can -
you can sing" Is the motto ., !. \
singing class. "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20
FRED A. ANDERSON
WE GIVE THE PUBLIC WHAT THEY
WANT, AT A PRICE THEY CAN

Protect yourself and your Insurance. We
offer our service for your protection. Let Us
convince Jon that ANDERSON offers moro
for your money than others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20
Housing Projecs,
'oa''nued from PAGE 4,


'' To Der per month In Brewster
room IN ea sa.,I project the livis,,,,
dining space and a ba,Sr. 1''ess
!. 2 and 3-bedroom apartm..
have separate living rooms y
~. Parkside was built on 4 ~.
site OF more than p acrs. "el
Brewster stands on a ,-..sl
Both developments con,,.. IRE ..
story apartments. 2.s,or. o.
houses and 2 story flats. Fla. Un
fire-resistive buildings ny. -, w
the Parkside project. Win. = I
ter consists OF IS f,rs o.'s'
structures. 'n''i'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20
Brewster Center To
Pay Tribute To
Joseph Lee

The children OF the Brewster
Center play ground will pay honor
to the memory OF Joseph Lee.
founder OF the modern play ground
system. The program will be held
Tuesday. August 20 at 800 .. m.
on the grounds near the flagpolc.
/ There will be several speakers.
Safely awards will be presented
to the Safety Club boys and girls
by the Police Department. These
awards are given TO the boys and
girls for outstanding safety work
during the summer season on the
play ground.
The program will include pan
tomine OF old fashioned and modern
playground games and songs. sing
ing games in which girls. dressed
in dainty costumes. will sing
and dance several songs.
This affair will close the sum-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-20

sidney d. Short. Sc, OF 1882 w.
Grand boulevard, who an.
nounces his candidacy for the
office Of state senator In the
NTH Senatorial district, which
includes thr eighth, tenth,
twelfth, and fourteenth wards.
He Is a Democrat, a native OF
Flint. Michigan. and has re-
sided in Detroit 81 years. He Is
a married white gentle. has col.
lege training, and served In the
r. 0. T c two years during the
World War. His platform viii
he announced In a subsequent
Issue OF this paper.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
A ZORRO PENz NEHEz KERDESE

A szovetsegi penztigyminisz-
ter, Henry Morgenthau, Jr. ne
hany ev el6tt vi kifejezest ko-
yacsolt, mikor a nagyt6kesek
feltett vagyonat ''hot money,
magyarosan "forr6 penz" nev-
vel jel0lte meg. Olyan penz ez,
amelyet forr6 voltanal fogva
senh mem tud a kezeben tar
tani.
A forr6 penz, ami sok mil
lard dollarra rug, mem tud
egy kezben Is egy helyben ma
radni, hanem m6kushoz ha-
sonic ftirgeseggel ugral egyik
orszagb6l a masikba, keresve a
raktarat, ahol biztonsagban le-
het.
Nagyon k0nnyen megerthet-
jtik, hogy mi a forr6 penz, ha
elkepzeliink New York vArosa-
ban egy olyan utcAt, mint a
Wall Street, amelyen legalabb
husz bank van. Ezen bankok
k0z6tt vannak nagyon j6k, j6k,
k0zepesek, gyengek Is egeszen
gyengek, de ak&rmilyenek,
mindnyajan ki vannak t6ve
annak a hiresztelesnek, hogy
ez vagy az a bank veszelyben
forog.
MI ennek a hiresztel3snek q
k0vetkezmenye, tekintet n6lktil
ARA, hogy igaz-e, amit mond,
vagy sem? Az, hogy a bankot
a betev6k megrohanjAk IS VI
szik a p6nztiket olyan bankba,
ahol nezettik szerint nagyobb
biztonsagban van.
Az Icy vAndorl6 pens az,
arnely forr6.
Ugyanigy tesznek q Macy to-
kesek Is a spekulAnsok IS. Pm
.ziiket mindig abba a. orzz6g-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10

szonyt akart hazavinni, hanem penzt.
Sziilei hivtak, egyre hivtak.
Van mar annyid, hogy urasan meg
elhetsz itthon!
De sainAlta otthagyni j6 kerese-
tet csak mikor tizenket ev mulva SEEM
bait kapott az orvos elebe adta, hogy
szemevilaga forog kackan, ha tovabb is
koh6 mellett dolgozik, kapott eszbe. A yak
sagtd meg jobban irtozott, mint penz-
kiadast6l. Felkesziilt hat eletenek ARA a
nagy napjara, amelyert annyit dolgozott,
amelyiken be fog toppanni Blehoz S AIT
mondja neh:
Ur vagyok en- is, nagyobb mint te,
ah fiiggsz az allamt6l - en- figgetlen,
gazdag ember vagyok..
Kioltoz0tt rangosan, bar keservesen
bucsuzott minden egyes dollart6l Arany-
6rat is vett, hozza vastag aranylancot vi
jara smaragdkoves pecsetgyirit Nyak-
kend6je megfelelt volna otthon egy nyalka,
aSszonybolo segedszolgabirona is
Haj6jegyet a0onban csak harmadik osz-
talyra valtott nemcsak hogy kenyelem-
ban mem volt resze, meg tengeri betegseg
, is el6vette viharban. Megviselten lepett
partra. Sendt Sc ertesitett joveteler6l. A
vonaton allandoan kinezett az ablakon, de
mem sok orome telt benne. Nappal is feke-
ten bolongattak fax, feketen hullamzott
vetes, mint valami gyaszlepel, fekete jar
miivek vagtattak fekete orszaguton, fekete
emberek tolongtak az allomasokon .
inert Jover Zsigmond fekete szemiiveget
viselt mem igen merte letenni mivel az
orvos raijesztett. A palyaudvarr6l egyene-
sen occse lakasara igyekezett.
nka utica, I. emelet, six szam
megtalalta, becsengedett
Az el6szoba ajtajan kinyilt egy ks
kemlel6 ablak egy lanyka nezett XII
rata
Mi tetszik.
Maid megmondom, ha beereszt,
lelkem!
- De mem eresztem am be, inert ma
gam vagyok itthon akkor senkinek Sc
szabad kinyitni.
Hol vannak sziilei?
- Setalni mentek, cseled pedig ell
kerezkedett.
Engem beereszthet, inert en- rokon
vagyok.
AIT mindenH mondhatja, tessek
kesobb jonni, vagy maskor - nyelveske-
dett kislany, bizalmatlan f6varosi gyer-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10

Az irigyseg szoge kibujt Esakbol. A
Eziil6k egymasra neztek mem mertek to-
v&bb ellenkezni vele Menjen, ha olyan ma
tulsagosan, kisse felt ett6l fiatol. Mikor
f6z0tt, valahogy ugy tudott nezni kezere,
ha veletlenul oft volt knyhaban, hogy
akarata eIlenere mindjart kevesebb zsirt
vett h b0donb6l, mint amennyi abba az
etelbe dukalt, amelyiket eppen keszitett.
Mem irigylem j0vend6beli menye-
met, babot is belle fogja ned olvasni a
fazekba, gondolta magaban
Az apAt sulyosabban erintette, hogy
gazdasagban nelkiilozni fogja ket dolgos
kezet De hat elethossziglan ne vesse neli
szemere, hogy visszatartotta szerencseje-
t6l. Ha megtalalja, nagyon jo ha meg
mem, csak niagara vethet. Itthon mindig
megterem kenyere. ITALIAN jo is, hogy vi
lagot lat, csiszol6dik mem lesz olyan ma
ganak .valo Lam, mar most is mennyire
elevenebb, hogy mehetnekje tamadt De
azert XII kene ebrudalni a kivandorlasi
igynokoket. nit koncsorognak a falvakban
Iivatlanuli
Als6domborur6l elindult egy csapat is
meretlen sors fele, koztiik olyan emberek,
akk feleseget,. apr6 gyerekeket hagytak
itthon. Az utolso vasarnapon, melyet ott-
hon tolt0ttek, olyan kiilon0sen szolt az
istentiszteletre hivogato kisebbik harag,
nlintha AIT kerdezte volna siro moi han
gon: xxi jon visz-sza? Hi jon visz-sza?"
nagyobb pedig mely kondulassal felelt:
ITALIAN senki S. italian senli!" Icy hal
lottak ext anyak, felesegek /. Is sirtak,
de szemtik harmata a remenyseg z0ld
bokTara hullott, inert hatha az elszant
ferfiakat ugy megsegiti listen, hogy haza-
terve, kenyergond Ora el6tt or0kre be-
csaphatjak az ajt6t?
J6ver zsigat mindenki Gillette. Minek
maszkal az olyan, aki meg tud elni itt-
han is? Akit csak kapzsisag halt, az Is
tent ldsert! =
Bella is otthon volt batyja bucsuztata-
san. Amint Amerikar6l tanult, olvasott
es hallott varosi emberekt6l, elmondta,
kedveben akart Zsiganak jarni, aki neman
figyelt csak vegiil vetett oda annyit go
g0Sen:
Maid elvalik melyikiink vis1 t0bb-
re! Ere annyit tudomanyod mint az
en- ket karom. Mert van am ehenkorasz
ur isl
Az "ur' szot valahogy ugy mondta
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10

ba probaljak atvinni, ahol a
legbiztosabbnak gondoljak es
ICY 0r0k0s hullamzasban tart
jak a kiil0nboz6 orszAgok penz-
igyi helyzetet.
Mikor az 1929-ik evi gazda-
sagi valsag rank k0sz0nt0tt,
akkor a-kiilf0ldiek szaz es szaz
milli6kat vittek XII nagy gyor-
san Amerikab6l biztosabb hely
re, t0bbnyire Angliaba. Mikor
azutan elertiik az 1932-ik evet
es az amerikai reszvenyeket
potom aron lehetett venni, ak
kor ez a forr6 penz szepen
visszasetalt hozzank Is elkez-
dett amerikai reszvenyekbe fe-
kiidni. Mikor azonban 1887
6szen, tavaly ismet ugy festett
feletttink az eg, hogy ujra val
sag fenyegeti AmerikAt, ak
kor eEek a reszvenyek gyorsan
ad6dtak es a penn megint ell
kezdett kivandorolni AmerikA-
Dol Is pedig olyan aranyban,
hogy hetenk6nt negyven milli6
dollart vittek At bel6le Euro
baba.
A sors azonban ugy akarta,
hogy 1898 soran Europa felett
s0tet felh6k tornyosuljanak,
haboru fenyegessen, amire a
forr6 penz isrnet meggondolta
a dolgot Is augustus 6ta he
tenkGnt szaz milli6 doll6ros te-
telekben salad vissza Ameri-
kAba, amelyet most isIn6t biz
tos helynek gondol.
A forr6 penznek ez q ktil6n6s
vandorl6 szok&sa nagyon Macy
gondokat okoz vilagszerte. Ne
ha sok q penn Is pedig rende-
sen olyankor, amikor mem kel-
.lene, akkor felkszik r& valame-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10

berukkolt a mozgositott kocsik-
kal, lovakkal.
A gazdakt6l katonak vettek
at a jarmiivet, j6szagot. A 10
fiilere kicsi tablat tettek, hogy
aztan ha vege lesz a mozg6si-
tott allapotnak, tudjak, kinek
kell visszaszolgaltatni.
Megjegyzem, addig, mig a 10
"hadban" van, karteritest kap
gazdaja.
Az egyik k0zsegi gazdat nez-
tenn, milyen nehezen, val6sag-
gal szivrehat6an bucsuzott To-
vat6l.
Atolelte a 10 nyakat, cir6gat-
te. A lo meg banatosan tekin-
tett bucsuz6 gazdajara, mint
ha csak ember lett volna. VAL
lara hajtotta fejet.
Aztan j0tt a katona, hogy
elvigye.
listen aldjon meg, Sar-
many, - bucsuzott a gazda.
El6huzta kek zsebkend6jet, t6-
riilgette Memeit.
rs megindult, de vissza-
vissza tekintgetett lovara.
Aztan megAllt, mintha gorl-
dolkozna. Ujra visszatekint.
vitez ur, - szM q kato.
nahoz, aH mar kocsira akari
iilni, hogy elhajtson, gydj.
Jon csak.
A katona odaj6n hoEzA.
Fiam - kezdi az id6s ma
gyar isl b&njal ezekiel 9
llovaklal. Tin neveltA mar Il