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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-07
TATTLINCS q 81
TATTLER

III folks I'm back again. My, this
time was a busy weekend viii
dances, parties, open house visitors
breakfasts ana dinners
wednesday night we dropped In.
10 the Phythiar Hall on Adams tS
view the open house meeting 81
American Woodmen where Mrs
Anna Dye presided as mistress oi
ceremonies The affair was given In
honor OF Supreme Commando L.
H. Lightner's birthday A shorf bat
interesting program was rendered.
Special mention goes 10 Josephine.
Arhea. James and George worthy
who PLAYED the Indian Love Call"
on the xvlophone. vioiinA drum and
piano The talented musicians ages
range from eight - fourteen wears
Josephine has heen awarded sew
eral medals FOR renditions OF dit
6culf composition on me Nlyo-
phone Bobby Austen and General
$. Morgan gave Illuminating
talks on various phases OF The ike
~ he American wcodmen An
instrumental solo nv Elizabeth
Errv. was among The other rum
hegs on progfam Among hose who
we're served ice cream and ,ari-
eiv OF delicious cakes were Eddy
lens Williams, Mary + Roland
Ruth Coleman. Nathaniel Patton
lillian +. Jennings, Wille Msichet
Rose Richardson. Catherine Humes
ksie Smith Johnnie p. Jones. Lula
kagler James n Kelly Elss Bur-
nell Francis Jordan Warren
Fields Erms Williams. Cleo Ri,h-
arfsor Marie SETON. Hafue W..
lsm' Nllie Woodward Fomie
Fhilds Lillian Lenore E,eisn Nor
r' Pear Adams lille walker
JAMIE " Hali susie Mcdonald
Fsr'hs Patterson Minnie Wake
PrrHls Nave Morgan Eysivn ole
r7n A Rhea Anna 80 Brook. ~
s. Louis No J r Williams Geos
&c Slaughter Rohsr' Coleman los
nsv T G Patton Thomas laA
'ic" Elzsoeih GARY Nary CLARK.
Ans'ia isfNson BESSIE WILLIS
losephins Smgh Csres Haskia
NSnsia Bel. Howari Long Ram-
h's Sarah Rleler NJ and NJ.
Lewis Byrd GLADYS whlsham Hs,-
~ Walker. Mamie Mtilsr. frankie
N'lhams Myra MrchcN Florence
Fields Genie Gars Clark Rooir-
son. Carrie " Williams Rosa r
montgomery. Alice Mon gomerv
N'flar Shov looe'ls Moore Pnkep
Rsnksion Mamie BNinss Peaa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-07
John Hamilton And
William l.. Sheriff.
Needed On Council
BY LeRoy q. White

On Tuesday, October 10Th The
Colored citizens Of Detroit viii
have The opportunity OF exercising
their franchise in the selection 81
mayor and members OF the De-
troii City Council After due consid-
GRAFTON 10 the task Of voting Tor
the best men for Mayor. It will be
wise to give proper consideration
TO the positions to he nlled in The
Courcil
Negroes should by no means
make the mistake ~ voting for nine
candidates just because they have
the opportunity Of voting Tor nine.
We should vote only for those VINO
have proven themselves friends 10
the race. even II thar number he
only one. TWO or three
Among those running for Cour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-07
"The American Wav"

PIN glad. Having YOU bo-
the most wonderful Thin. "s
world" ~ uas
II can't realize II yet" he .,..
this glorously reality. I'm 90. .''a,
in daze. Can't be true ,bs, ~
here with you able 10 touch
hand-love you. It's like co,,,s
out OF the darkness into a d.. s
ling light that all but hllnd, &c
with Its beauty and brlllanc. ~
Jerry, my jerry
A silence more eloquent TIA,
words. '''h
Il love you lie your uniform
she said finally.
"Flatterer" be teased
NO, Jerry mean f.. I alwa,,
had the proudest feeling when
sew one OF our boys IT. uniform 4.
Army uniform on a Negro seen.
10 mean just little BIT more ,bs.
TO others. A symbol OF so M.
things we long ard ask FOR
many things we're suppose 10 h,s.
and don't get" she shook her NO.
helplessly, II can't really e,nl,,.
what's in my heart. lis TOO co,,
plicated guess
lie nodded, Il know VIVA, 20,
mean my dear. The White ms,
lights TO protect and deferd N,
liberty while the Negro ashs !.
maintain and 10 preserve the M.
erty he hopes to fully enpoy som.
day"
You're a hero now Jerry n.
smiled tenderly at him.
Jerry laughed qu.elly "Yn
can't arouse my concer sve.,.
heart I'm just poor ray Who In
an arm in France"
Just the same" she dsclar.d
You fought a good fight one :,
the bravest, Jerry darling ard nov
yen can start life over AGAIN.
with you" he added HE eve,
cleaning
"Yes together" she vhipered
The quiet OF The spring dav wa,
broken by the shrill cries u sey.
eral Negro hoys as the, ran from
small cafe a short. sauaity SON
OF Italy followed them shouting n.
precautions. accompanied hy waving
arms. A dirty white arron va,
drawn tightly around his middle
Git outa my store-yon"
As the girl and hoy n0a~ed 10
cafe. they stopped suddenl,
The sIgr painted on ~ hr-s
glass window read AMERICAN
CAFE Under the sign ard IN
bold black letters leaned o,n a.
them and held their gage.
we 10 Not Serve Negroes"
The girl and hoy passed On Fl.
lenily.
Rcvercntly the girls fingers
reached out and fonchol ',rderlv
the empty sleeve or me bow olive
gray uniform
Tho Fnd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-07

A spring day-year 1919. TIE sun
was warm invigoratirg tonic and
gave swinging springliness TO
weary feet and brough: smiles to
winter worn faces. Spring. the
season OF hope and anticipation
OF pleasant days ahead. Budding
flowers, the dewy softness OF ten
der grass and the gay trill OF birds
make spring the universal hope
chest OF the world.
Among the hopeful thong strolled
a brown Girl and boy. a part OF the
parade-yet worlds removed from
their neighbors.
The girls face was glowing
brown. eyes that sparkled and
danced with happiness. She NOV
ed with a lifting turn OF her slen-
der shoulders. The boy was tall,
his shoulders square, lifted high.
a face strong and fine. He show
cred tender glarces on the girl
dancing along at his side. His
suit was OF olive gray OF Uncle
Sans army. on his breast was
pinned the American Cross of Ho-
ror. given only 10 those who have
distinguished themselves in his SER
vices. The boys left sleeve was
empty.
The girl spoke.
Glad 10 be home. Jerry"
You know It., sweetheart"
Did you miss me-"
Like the very devil"
They walked on. his eyes. when
NOT resting on the girl. were drink
ing In eagerly places and scenes he
had missed so long. He drew a
deep breath as II the very air OF
home was precious thing 10 be
enjoyed In one big gulp
War isn't pleasant. is II jerry"
ITS hell Irene" he answered
I'm proud OF YOU. so proud
and her eyes glowed with love. so
bright and shining, Jerry was awed
by lis splendor.
MY sweetheart" ne murmured.
and his fingers tightered over hers.
II dreamed OF you often. Jerry"
II know you did. my dear"
How could you tell'" she laugh
ed unbelievingly
Il could feel II somehow Irene.
his voice was low and wondering.
Sometimes when the nights were
long and the pair hung like a
heavy shroud around my bed. I ex-
perienced huched feeling like
beirg in church. When I WAS lone
~ I'd call your name, my imagin-
alton, but the pain would case and
Id sleep ard visioned Angels near
my bed. guess your dreams were
following me-"
My dear. she hreathed. IL did
try 10 talk 20 you-send Won mes
sages~ prayed wanted TO draw
your spirit close 10 me-"
"oh my darling you did. Won did :"
They drew nearer 10 each other.
so close they stumbled and laugh
cd tremulously
Your dresms and your prayers
brought me back. without them
Id probably. no lying in grave
yard somewhere in France"
The girls cheek touched his
sleeve lightly. rs over now and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-07
Card Of Thanks

To the many Friends who remem-
bered us In our recent rea,e-
ment and whose addresses we do
not have. we wish Ia take this op-
porfunIiy 10 thank Them for their
Kind remembrances.
Marcelllne VI. Daniel.
I.angton j. Daniel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-07

cry ~ Lumpkin street we're hosts
70 Mr. Montgomery sister and
brothers who visited here for three
weeks The visitors were. Mrs.
lurell Duifell OF Harrisburg. IA.
$ Montgomery, Mrs. Annie Blarks,
Silas Montgomery. Glib and Web
sier Montgomery
Esperanto Is being taught AT the
DAWSON Schoolcraft library every
Monday at 7 pm by Mrs. Mabel
Davis
The Silver TOP Ewingsters gave
a party Friday night al 733SS Rich
mond Many ~ The club members
ard friends were present.
Mrs Florence Heron N W. Han
cock was hostess ~ The annual
luncheon and program Of he North
End Social and Art club Thursday
evening
The home Of Mrs. I.ouvenia
blanks Of Cameron avenue was The
scene OF a lovely birthday Marty
eiver ia honor Of Nj. Montgomery.
given IN honor OF M. Montgomery
The Pc nand Palette Art club
gave breakfast at Green Pastures
camp Sunday Those attending
were Myrtle Hail president, Ruby
Mormon. secretary; Nell Purdy LEO
Coleman. Genera scott. Mabel Iial-
beri. Ernest Hartman and Others
The Thmhle club will sponsor 4
party SATURDAY Oct : ~ Tho home
OF Mrs. Evelyn Scott 2l3s McDou-
gall
/ Frank Raiford Ir.. is attending
The University Of Michigan.
That's all folk See YOU next
week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-07

Frank Ralford. Ir.. IL attending
The University Of Michigan.
That's all folk. See YOU next
week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-07
PONTIAC news
ny +. r. HsrrI,

Ms : l. Boyl % Hibhsrd Court.
IS able 70 he on, after several days
of Illness
Mrs Robert Haovcr. wife of the
Rev Nr Hoove An dher little son.
! J Hoover. attended services A.
Newman AME church sunday
morning
Airs Daisy McFadder. ~ i.hile
Rock Ark visited Newman church
sunday morning
Or " l. Spears spoke on the
subject He Went 4 Little Far
thar ar Newman. SUNDAY morn
INK
ON October % The pastor choir
members and congregation Of New
man plan 20 20 10 Film. Mich. aud
render services for The Rev Mr.
Ehonence. pastor ~ Quinn Chapel
.AME church They will assist At
has quaftotly conference.
The Rev. Ford B. Reed. pastor OF
New Hope Bapiist church preached
Sandav morning and evening His
subjects were Why VIII We DIE"
and Things To Watch
There WAS born 20 Mr. and Mrs.
lanes Baylor OF Diiiman street.
September %, fine baby girl The
stork also brought to their daugh-
ron Mrs lula Simmons bahy son.
September 2s So naomi Ociavia
BAYLOR e tho amt ~ David Sim
mons lr
Mrs. MARY Stewart Of Elizabeth
street passed away on September
20 Funeral services were held
from Newman AME church Sep
iember - Dr. NJ L.. spears, the
pastor, offciaied assisted by the
Rev J A. Charleston. Of 81. Paul
AME church Detroit he Rev.
Ford r Reed. ~ Macedonia Bap-
lisi church. sang favorite song OF
Mrs stewart, The deceased was
horn in Pontiac in 1865 and had
been lifelong member OF New
man church She served on the
Siewardess hoard for 30 years and
was member " the Eastern star
and me MillerS Burial associa-
iion Surviving are her husband.
Edward stewart two sisters. An
ma Scott and Louise Kelly both OF
Pontiac
Z Tho Rev Joseph s Woods WAS
guest speaker Al Newman. Sunday.
Sept e. Al 3 D. m
A surprise shower was rendered
to Mr.. and Mrs Hoovers youngest
son. Andrew Jackson Hoover The
Rev Nj Hoover IL leader OF A
prayer bard and his followers as
sembled At his home on Sept 10.
After prayer service. the group was
elated to find that the newly-sr-
rived youngster had been presented
with many necessary presents
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-07
NEGRO YOUTH
Continued from page 81

were examined for military service
with a total OF 367,710 being hnal-
ly accepted.
Other military units brought the
total number OF Negroes under col
ors to $50 000-those units beirg the
sth Illinois regiment: the 18th New
York regiment: the 9th Ohio: the
lst Separate battalion OF Wash
ington. u. c.; the 6ih Massachu-
setts infantry: 1st Separate com
panv OF Connecticut: the 1st Sep
arate company or Maryland and
Company G OF the Tennessee Ma
tional guard. Added to these were
the four standing regularly army
were. accepted while OF the white
70.4i were accepted.
Associated with these troops
were 400 Negro officers trained
for service with their outfits in the
officers training camps and from
the regular army
or more than passing interest Is
the fact that OF the Negroes ex-
amired for military service 1890
were accepted
Georgia Leads the Nation
A tabulation OF the figures Of the
registration shows the state Of
Georgia led The entire country nv
a large margin in the total regis
irations. and IN the number Of men
In camp for the entire period
Again. had The total male popu-
lation OF The United States whites
been registered in the same proper
ton as the Negroes the United
States army would have taken on
gigantic proportions taking the
assumption that the entire Negro
population of the TriIed States Is
only 100000 10 date with the
conniry's population set AZ 100
10000 that would have meant we
would have had an army Of SEQ 00o.-
600 men,
Thus, II Is shown that The proper
ton OF Negroes called 10 the coll
ors was entirely out Of proportion
10 the total population and con-
siderahly out OF proportion to the
total number of whites called when
compared with the total white po-
pulation
Another interesting iicm IN con
nection with World War Is that
Negroes subscribed over 295 900 900
In liberty bonds. war savings
stamps and other thrift movements
originating with tho government
The Red Cpss benefits 10 large
extent. also. with several instances
standing ont as remarkable contri-
buttons The city of Birmingham
alone through It's Negro citizens
subscribed sSooo0 10 ne Red
Gross: Fort Worth Negroes In ore
week raised siiSf In cash. and the
Negro citizens OF winston Salon.
\ C. donated $4,000. representing
the sum raised in one week
Conjecture is rife to the number
of Negroes to be conicripled for
World war II should Tho T'riied
States find itself an entry in The
Death Sweepstakes But II is =
foregone conclusion that the old
ratios OF one 10 10 as far as Negro
employment in The government Is
concerned Will be surpassed wher
Negroes are called 10 war.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09

2uE\x4 EAA EX1 Y0 ANERKABAN A
i

teriileten el6k megisszak even
te a maguk harom es fel gal
lon borat anelkiil, hogy kiilor
biztatasra varmanak.
Mikor utoljara jartam Cali
forniaban, a ven tarajos is We
lem volt es ket napon at meg.
ittuk a reank ESQ hapom es
fa gallon bort fejenkent. A
Wine Institute azonban AT
mondta, hogy mem ICY kell
bort inni, amib6l r0gt0n lat
szott, hogy mi jobban ertiink
nala a dologhoz. A Wine ms
titute ugyanis csak kilenc ewes
dolog. Mi mindketten tul va
gyunk a hatvan even, tehat
jobban tudjuk, hogy mint es
milyen mennyisegben kell bort
inni. Hanem azert a harmadik
nap reggelen ugy ereztik, hogy
a Wine Institutenak is lehet
igaza es tenyleg mem kell egy-
szerTe meginni a harom es fel
gallonos atlagot.
A franciak es olaszok evente
negyven gallon bort isznak at
lagban. A magyar a szul6haza-
ban szinten megiszik huszon-
hat gallont, ami feler a francia
es olasz bormennyiseggel, inert
a magyar Dor er6sebb. E,s Or
vendetes, hogy a szarazok min
den kapalozasa dacara Ameri-
kaban is rohamosan n0vekszik
a Dor fogyasztasa. EFT mem le-
het megakadalyozni. A bort
ugyan1s nem gyartJak ugy,
mint a palinkat, vagy a sort,
AIT a termeszet ada es a sza-
razak a termeszetnek mem tud-
jak megtiltani ait, hogy bort
termeljen.
Mexicobol hoztak az els6
sz6l6venyigeket Californiaba,
de magyar emberek keze, esze
es rnunkaja csinalt azokbol
igazi sz6l6t. Magyarorszagrol
hozatott venyigeket oltottak be
az amerikai t6kekbe, hogy azo-
kat kifinomitsak, nemesitsek.
Halas is exert Magyarorszag-
max egesz California.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
R0KA kOMA RAvASzSACA

Ismeriiik-e Aesopus mesejet
az oroszlan es a tigris paros
harcarol? A ket hatalmas vad-
allat megolt egy szarvast es
osszeverekedtek afelett, hogy XII
egye meg. Anig nagy er6vel
viaskodtak egymassal es elva-
kultak, addig a roka koma a
szarvashoz sompolygott es SEE
pen megette.
Bismarck, a nemet vas-kan-
cellar volt az els6, aki azzal
a ravaszsaggal cit, hogy el6-
szor alaposan felfegyverezte a
nepet es azutan haborut er6-
szakolt XII, inert tudta, hogy
abban okvetlenil gyozni fog.
Mikor a kis nemet alamo
kat egy hatalmas egysegbe ko-
vacsolta, persze a poroszok We
zetese alatt, akkor Bismarck
elerkezettnek latta az id6t ARA,
hogy elverje a port a francia-
kon. Csak valami urtgyre volt
szliksege.
Ekkor tortent, hogy a nemet
csaszar es a francia csaszar
osszevesztek afelett, hogy XII le-
gyen a spanyol kiraly? Bis
marck attol felt, hogy a ket
csaszar veszekedesebol mem
lesz haboru es exert egy tavi-
ratot hamisitott, amely azutan
csakugyan azzal jart, hogy XII
tort a haboru. Ennek eredme-
nye az lett, hogy a nemetek
alaposan elvertek a francia-
Kat, korulbelul ugy, mint mos
tansag a lengyeleket.
A vilag fel volt haborodva
azon, hogy Bismarck ilyen
alantaS eszkozt hasznalt a
franciakkal szemben, de ma
mar ez csak kisded gyermek-
jatek ahhoz kepest, ami mos
tansag tortenik Europaban.
Hitler ot evig kesztilt a me
haborura. A legjobb repiil6ge-
pekre es a legjobb agyukra tett
szert, meg olyan sok hadi
anyagra, hogy akar evekig huz-
hatja a hadviselest, ha ARA
sziikseg lenne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
1889 NOVEMBER 8.

| Stain es a Szovjet 20 ev 6ta
kesztilt ere a haborura. Sta
linnak azonban mem annyira
teruletek h6ditasa, mint in
kabb a vilagforradalom felide-
zese volt a f6celja es Marx es
Lenin tanitasaib6l tudta, hogy
ere nagyon k0nnyu az aka
lom akkor, mikor a nernzetek
el vannak keseredve, lie vannak
szegenyedve egy sulyos haboru
kovetkezmenye folytan. Stain
tehat ARA t0rekedett, hogy a
tokes uralmu orszagokat habo-
ruba keverje egymassal, inert
mikor azok a hare folytan meg
gyengiltek, akkor konnyii seer
rel eshettek egy forradalon1
martalekava.
Ere gondolt Stain akkor,
amikor olyan hosszu ideig biz
tatta a franciakat es angolokat,
azzal, hogy sz0vetkezik veliik.
Kozben titokban Hitlerrel tar
gyalt es mikor latta, hogy a
viszonyok elfajultak, meg
mondta Hitlernek:
- Most mar mehetsz, ta-
madhatsz sajat kedved szerint.
ICY tamadott Hitler q len
gyelekre es ICY indult meg az
oroszlan es a tigris harca
zsakmany felett.
Kozben azonban megjelent 3
harcmez0n a ravasz roka es ell.
nyelte a szarvast, a meg0lt Len
gyelorszag javareszet. Mem KEEL
lett ehhez Stalinnak egyeb.
csak a roka ravaszul varakozni
tudo tiirelme.
Aesopus meseje valera valott.
a mai Europaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09

/ A k0lcsont persze reg vissza
fizettek. Mikor 1880 es 1896
k0z0tt a phyloxera kipusztitot
ia az elfinomodott magyar
z6l6t6keket, akkor California
kuld0tt vi venyigeket, anne
lyekkel mem brit azutan a We
szedelmes fereg. Persze evekie
tartott, amig eek az amerika
t0kek termest hoztak es ujabt
evekig, mig a regi fokra lehe-
tett azokat kifinomitani.
Az amerikai aforementioned
ket nehezseggel kell megkiiz-
deniok. Az egyik az, hogy alli-
tolag az europai borok jobbak
Pedig ez csak annyiban igaz,
hogy a tenger tulso felen job
ban ertenek a borok kezelese-
hez. Mihelyst Amerikahan is
meglesz a kell6 boraszati szak-
ertelem, lit is kitiin6ek lesznek
a borok.
A mask nehezseg az, hogy
az amerikaiak bebeszeltek,
hogy borivashoz szakertelem
kell. Words bort peldaul - alli-
tolag = mem szabad hidegen
inni es f6leg edes t6sztak melle
kell hasznalni.
Mindebb6l per@e egy $40 Sc
igaz. Kiki olyan bort ihatik,
ami legmegfelel6bb a szajanak
es torkanak. De lido kell, amig
err0l az amerikai tudomast
vesz. Borivo enberek Twas k0z-
ben nem cserelgetik a borokat.
Egg borral kezdik es ugyanaz-
zal vegzik is. Okos ember ebbe
mem tiir beleszolast. Eppen
olyan kevesse, mint abba, hogy
mennyi sot tegyen a levesbe.
Jubilal a sz6l6t6ke Califor-
niaban es ez vegteleniil faj a
szarazaknak, akik ait szeret-
mex, ha minden sz6l6toket XII
lehetne vagni es tiizre tenni.
EFT azonban mem erik Ell So
ha. Bor mindig volt es mindig
lesz, akarmit is probal ellene
az elfogult vaksag.
Lap Pal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09
KETT0T OLT MEG
A LEJAR0K6

A nyugati pennsylvania pu-
haszen teruleten lev6 Berlin
varos hataraban, Goodtown te-
lepen, a Buffalo Coal co. ba-
nyajaban a lejaro k6 halalra
zuzta Peter Elmer Weiner 36
ewes es John Gindlesperger 81
ewes banyaSzt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-09

dIIlG VdldIld d OSStIlQeS ISIlSel
partjan ultettek, hivatalos ok
manyok szerint most lepett {
szazhetvenedik esztendejebe E.
nemcsak hogy el, de meg min
dig szJreteltek rola pompas
fiirtoket. Mikor ezt a hirt
olvastam, a koszvenyes fajas
belemarkolt a bal konyokombt
es ugy ereztem, mintha leg
alabb egy esztend6vel oregebt
lennek ennel a ven sz6l6t6ke.
mel es csak eppen abban xii.
lonboz0k t6le, hogy nekem
mar mines termesem tObbe.
Enrol az igazan Greg sz0l6-
tokerol sok mindenfele dolog
jutott eszembe. Peldaul az
hogy a Csendes tenger partjan
meg vad sz6l6 sem volt szaz-
hetven esztend6 el6tt, Spanyol
verii kalandorok hoztak Mex
cobol egy-ket sz6l6venyiget es
AIT ultettek ell California tala-
jaba, hogy borhoz juthassanak.
Olyan borhoz, ami olcso, inert
bizony az a Dor, amt vitorlas
haj6kkal hordtak Mexicobol
azokban az id6kben California
ba, nagyon draga volt. Meg
mise-bornak is draga volt, pc
dig hat ere a celra igazan ke-
YES kell a borbol.
| Nemcsak szallitas volt dra-
ga a vitorlas hajokon, hanem
dragitotta a bort az is, hogy
mire Mexicobol eljutott Cali
forniaba a nemes ital, minden
ket rvegb6l csak egy maradt
meg belole. AIT mondtak a
tengereszek:
Mem allja a Dor a ten
bert.
A california; urak ugyan ait
sejtettek, hogy inkabb a ten
gereszek voltak azok, akik mem
allottak a bort, de ezt mem
mondtak XII hangosan. Feltek,
hogy esetleg egyaltalan mem
kapnak bort. Es ICY jutottak
ell odaig, hogy venyigeket no.
zattak es elkezdtek maguk $40
l6t termelni.
Milyen eredmennyel? Olyan-
nal, hogy ma California a bo-
ros pinceje egesz Amerikanak
California allamban egy mil
lio aker van sz6l6vel beiiltetve
es otszaz borpince dolgozza fel
a rengeteg szol6t bornak. Aki
oktober honap soran vegighajt
California allamban Sonoma
es Napa megyekben, borszagu-
max erzi meg a leveg6t is. Es
borivo ember meg almaban Sc
kepzelhet jobb szagot.
A nagy kereskedelmi erzek-
kel biro California a Dor TO-
gyasztas novelese erdekeben
"Wine Institute" neven egy
kulon intezmenyt allitott fel.
Ez az intezmeny pompas sza-
kacskonyveket osztogat XII,
hogy a Dor hasznalatat szapo-
ritsa, igyel ARA, hogy semmi-
fele vi torveny ne artson a
Dor kereskedelemnek, el6ada-
sokat tart a borr6l es cikkeket
helyez Ell a lapokban a Dor
fel6l.
Ennek az intezmenynek az a
celia, hogy az amerikai embert
hoktassa a Dor nagyszerii vol
4
ia fel6l. Magyar embert, olasz
embert, francia embert persze
mem kell oktatni ere. Azok-
max van magukhoz val6 esziik,
hogy tudjanak mindent a Dor
fel6l es ne mast6l halifax an
max el6nyeit.
Az intezmeny AIT akarja,
hogy Amerika nepe minel tobb
bort fogyasszon. AIT akarjak,
hogy minden Amerikaban el6
ember evente Atlagban harom
es fel gallon bort igyek meg,