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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-19
Saturday Hours
9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
TELEPHONE $500

Coleman Carter recently. Mrs. o.
c. Matthews has returned to her
home after an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Jack Sawyer
of near Greensboro. She was &C.
companied home by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sawyer who will spend some time
here. Mrs. Thurman Stallings, of
Clinton, and Mrs. Huston Hayes of
Roseboro, are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory Rich.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-19

England's standard of currency
value was the silver pound from
the days of William the Conqueror
until 1916, when it was changed to
the golden Soyereing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-19

sional myers myers and eyes of profess
be 81 sorters of mohair have 10
batc6es. sensitive they can divide
sitiealtes Of goats hair into 80 1t c1as-
%thousanodltSS that vary only 81 ten
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-03-28
Community Club Meets
With Mrs. Clements

rMe Community Club met in the
bospitabIe home of Mrs. A. B. Gle
nents on Thursday with eighteen
members present. Mrs. Charles Wat
kins. chairman, presided during the
business session. Each member re-
ported recent home improvements.
Plans for Better Homes Week were
discussed and Mrs. j. G. Montgomery
was appointed chairman.
The local All girls gave a delight
tai skit under the direction of Mrs.
lanes Norwood.
"A discussion on Peoples Health
was led by Mrs. Robert Ham. Mrs
G. B. Ramsey read an interesting
article about curtains.
Miss Ellen Scale, Home Demon.
Stration Agent, led a discussion on
che purposes of pruning, then gave
q demonstration on the correct way
60 prune shrubs.
Punch and cookies were served
Ny the hostess. The meeting ad
iDurned to meet with Mrs. j. G.. Mont
gomery April IS.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-03-28
Mrs. R. J. Ham Hostess
To Womun's Club

Mrs. J. r. Ham was hostess to the
Woman's Club Tuesday afternoon.
During the business session the study
course for the coming year was dis
eussed. Mrs. Doster presented the
idea OF panel discussions on world
affairs, which was accepted by the
club. A motion to cooperate with the
Gamma Club in arranging for a ten
mis- court and play ground for the
younger boys and girls, carried.
The following interesting program
sa Press and Publicity, led by Mrs
u. J. Montgomery, was presented:
Press and Publicity. Roll Call -
Editorial Comment. District Song -
Club. The Influence Of the Press -
Mrs. M. D. Baine. What Do We Want
IN Advertising - Mrs. R. C. Elmore,
Duet, Il Love You Truly - Miss
1rances Allen and Miss Mamie Clark.
During the social hour Mrs. Ham
assisted by Mrs. Montgomery, serv-
ed delicious refreshments.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-03-28

Mrs. Walter Brock, West, was a
visitor in Durant Monday.
Mrs. Horace Weir Is resting nicely
at her home after being removed
from the Community Hospital.
Mrs Jimmy Estes and on, Jimmy,
of Hattiesburg are visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Lyon.
visitor Friday.
You'll notice . difference in the
way your car runs when we handle
the grease job. Phone 9l06.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Lyon, Willie
Lyon and Miss Fuqua, of Amory. Mrs
James Estes and son.. Hattiesburg
were Easter visitors with Mr.. ane
Mrs. r. N. Lyon.
MIR. George Ragsdale and Mrs
Harry Ragsdale. Memphis. spent
Easter In Durant with friends.
Mrs. Blanche Vance, Jackson, spent
the weekend in Durant.
Mrs. Ed Lyon of Belzoai and Mrs
e. s. Foose Of Tchula spent Tues
day with Mrs. r. M. Lyon.
Mrs. James Estes, Hattiesburg and
Mrs. Lamar Hays spent Monday in
Kosciusko.
MIR. James Estes Of Hattiesburb
and Mrs. Ray Lattimer of Gulnport
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs
b. M. Lyon.
Miss Maggie Rivers Of Gwin Is
| spending this week in Durant.
Joe Early Stokes Of Oxford spent
the weekend with relatives and
friends in Durant.
Friends of Mrs. T. s. Humphries
will be interested to know that she
underwent a to~nsilectomy at the
Community Hospital Monday.
Mrs. j. w. Maxwell and daughter.
Kathryn, were Kosciusko visitors on
Saturday.
Proper fabrication Is the life Of
a cal. Let the Purol Service Sta
ton grease your car next time. Phone
s1os.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-03-28
Miss EImore Hostess To
Nevin Music Club

Miss Martha Gilmore was hostess
TO the Nevin Music Club at her
home last week.
Guests were Mrs. j. R.. Jacket,
and Mrs. Charlie Phillips.
A salad course was served by Mrs.
Elmore, mother Of the hostess, and
Mrs. OiCain.
A delightful presentation of Hansel
and Gretel, an opera in three acts,
was given by the following:
Peter, a broom-maker Anna Lou
Renacker; Gertrude, his wife Bes-
sic Doster; Hansel - Catherine Odom,
Gretel - Bessie Ham; Witch who
eats children - Bessie Doster; Sand
man, the Sleep Fairy - Mamie Clark;
Dewunan, the Dawn Fairy - Char
lotte Cresswell; Pianist Martins
Elmore.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-03-28
Comma Literary Club Has
Birthday Luncheon

The thirteenth birthday of the
Gamma Literary Club was celebrated
tith a delightful luncheon Saturday,
March the twenty-third, at high noon
al the Blue Room of the California
Cafe.
The members and their guests were
seated at a most attractive table
which was covered with white linen
with a green ribbon running length
wise through the center. White Ia
Rers in green holders shedding a
soft light carried out the club colors.
Red American Beauty roses, the club
Hover, in crystal vases, were artist
caIIy arranged on the long table.
The place cards were especially at
tractive, each card was a single red
rose beautifully hand painted with
Ehe program and menu printed in
eide.
Spring flowers decorated the room
further carrying out the color scheme
Mrs. G. J. Everett served as q
most gracious and efficient toast
mistress. The following program was
given:
After Cocktail
Welcome - Toastmistress; Music
Holmes Jr. College Quartet; Intro
duction of Past Presidents - Toast
mistress; Toast to Past Presidents
Mns. C. G.. Van Keuren; Response
Mrs. J. H. Gullege; Piano Solo-Miss
Dorothy Davis.
After Dinner
Music - Holmes Jr. College Quar-
nct; Reading Miss Velma Wilburn;
Introduction and Toast to Mrs. Steen
-;Toastmlstress; Response and Toast
Il, Mrs. Carruth - Mrs. Edwin Steen:
Response - Mrs. C. H. Carruth; MI
sic Holmes Jr. College Quartet.
After Dessert
Toast to the Coming Year - Miss
1auline Carter.
The delicious luncheon was fault
tssly served during the program.
The hostesses of this delightful
celebration were: Mrs. J. H. Wilburn,
Mrs. G. J. Everett. Miss Mary Love
Miss Pauline Carter, Mrs. J. H. Tart
Mrs. C. w. Cresswell, Mrs. T. r.
King and Mrs. Marvin Stonestreet.
The guests were Mrs. j. e. Dolla-
Mite. Mrs. VIM. B~lankenship, Mrs. ]
H Gullege. Misses Vienna WiEburn
Dot Davis, Mcdaniel, and the Hol-
mes Junior College Quartet. All char
Ger members and past presidents OF
She club who are not now members
were invited to this thirteenth birth
day party.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-03-28

Miss Marjorie Beisel spent the week
end in Paducah, Ky.
MT. and Mrs. Buford Campbell
and son., of Clarksdale, visited his
mother, Mrs. Minnie Campbell, re
Gently.
Mr., and Mrs. E. s. Lewis and Mr.
and Mrs. J.. r. Joyce and Mrs. B. z
Ray went to Greenwood Thursday to
see Gone WITH the Wind"
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown, Mrs
j. r. Brown. Jr. spent Sunday In
Natchez.
Mrs. M. C. Mcdaniel Of Goodman
spent Wednesday in Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hand and Miss
Katherine Lever Of West were In
Durant Wednesday.
Mrs. Harvey Campbell and Betty
spent Saturday in Durant.
Mrs. Ina Angle, Mrs. J.. D. Ais
bury and Mrs. G. w. Drane, Jr. and
son spent Tuesday In Jackson.
spent Sunday with Mr. Ham.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-03-28
PERSONALS

The Purol Service Station special
izes in good grease jobs. Come to
see us. Phone 9106.
Mrs. Charlotte Cresswell and Miss
Vera Herbert spent the weekend In
Natchex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Mcdaniel and
children spent the weekend In Mem
phis.
Mrs. Harris Rhyme Of West was
in Durant wednesday.
Mrs. r. C. Elmore. Mrs. w. B
Nicols, Mrs. A. b. Clements, and
Mrs. b. w. Moore and visiting Bel
lingrath Gardens near Mobile this
week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Ray spent
Sunday in Memphis with MI ana
Mrs. C. N. Thorne.
Mrs. Earl Howell and children spent
Easter with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. d. v. Pound.
Mrs. Rupert Ellard spent . few
days In Jackson this week.
Mrs. 10 May, Jackson, spent the
weekend visiting her mother. Mrs
Sellie Glass.
II you have your ri creased n
the Purol Service Station you'll no
tice the difference. Phone S106.
MRS. wickham Winborn is expect
| ed home shortly after an extended
| visit with her mother In Gadsden
Alabama.
Malcolm Carter, accompanied BY
| Mary Fulmer, James Lewis, Miss
| Mary Harriet Reagan, Frank Storms
and Carl Herrin went to Gulfporf
Tuesday evening to try out for the
a~ll-state band.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Gregory n
son, Of West, spent the weekend with
MIR. and Mrs. Malcolm Mcclellan.
Miss Marie Thornton spent Satur-
day in Kosciusko.
| Mrs. Frank Calender, Miss Melba
! Tucker and Miss Mhxyne Cathey
spent Friday in Lexington.
Mrs. Charlie Lance is in the Com"
munity Hospital at Lexington with
a strep throat.
Among those expected home this
this weekend from MSCW for spring
| holidays are Misses Ann Grimes, Mary
Cooper, Mary Nell Brown, Marie
Drake, Mary Brown Wilburn
Mrs. Bert Irving and baby, Sue
Ellen, have returned from a visit to
points in Tennessee.
Misses Cargin and Ann Howard
and Mrs. Joe York, Jr. spent Satur-
day in Jackson.
Phone 91O6 for the best grease
job TN town. Phone 91O6.
Miss Florence Nicely spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. T. Nicely.
Miss Kathryn Maxwell spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. j. w
Maxwell.
Maxwell, who accompanied her back
to Crosby where she Is teaching
They will attend the MEA meeting
in Biloxi this weekend.
Miss Adelaide Howard, Moorhead
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Markham Howard.
Johnny Dinas, State College, spen'
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. A
X. Dinas.
r. L Gibson, B. Threadgill, AND
S. S, Owens of Lexington, Jack Skel
ton, Kosciusko, and Smith Hughes
Sails, attended an agency meeting
of the Southern Undertaking Asso'
citation in Durant Tuesday. w. d
! Oliver, e. r. Gibson and S. N. Boy
ct are Durant representatives OF this
firm.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-03-28
Present Day Club Meets
With Mrs. Steed

The Present Day Club met in the
home of Mrs. Quitman steed Tues
day March 26.
The program for the afternoon was
Public Safety" and the club had
the pleasure of having Capt. Charles
T. Lee, Director of Public Safety,
to give us a very instructive talk
on driving He also stressed the fact
that the patrolman is your friend and
not your enemy. The death rate in
Mississippi has been cut a large per-
cent since the organization of the
highway patrol.
There were other interesting pa
pers given on Safety Crusade and
Women and War on Accidents by
Mrs. c. A. Watkins and Mrs. r. b.
Jenkins.
During the social hour a delicious
salad plate was served to the mem
bers and three guests, Mrs. Walter
Odom, Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Steen
Following are the officers and COM
mittees Of the club:
President, Mrs. Kenneth Van Keu-
rem; vice president, Mrs. Quitmap
Steed; recording secretary, Mrs. J
L. Maxwell; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. A. H. Brown, Jr.; treasurer, Mrs
c. A. Watkins; parliamentarian, Mrs.
w. R. Weaver; custodian, Mrs. F. v
McCullar; press and publicity, Mrs
J.. L. Maxwell; historian, Mrs. G. w
Drane, Jr..
Standing Committees:
Yearbook = Mrs. F. v. McCullar
Mrs. c. A. Watkins Mrs. G. w. Drane,
Jr.
Courtesy - Mrs. w. A. Henley.
Mrs. Quitman Steed, Mrs. W. r
Weaver.
Finance = Mrs. r. B. Jenkins, Mrs
]. L. MexweT, Mrs. Frank Storms
Mrs. w. A. Henley.
Departments of Work:
American Homes Mrs. r. B
Jenkins; Gardens Mrs. w. A. Hen
ley; American Citizenship Mrs. r
o. Beisel; Citizenship Training -
Mrs. c. E. Long, Jr.; Law Coserv
ance - Mrs. H. H. Ledyard; Public
Welfare Mrs. C. A. Watkins; Child
Welfare - Mrs. F. v. McCullar;
Community Service - Mrs. Quitman
Steed; Public Health - Mrs. w. r
Weaver; Education Mrs. Frank
Storms; Scholarships - Mrs. C. E
Long, Jr.; Library Extension Miss
Maxyne Cathey; Conservation Mrs
G.. w. Drane, Jr.; Roadside Beauti
~fication - Mrs. C. E. Howard; In
ternational Relations - Mrs. A. H
Brown, Jr.; Radio Mrs. H. H.
Ledyard; County Cooperation Mrs.
B. o. Beisel; Legislation Miss
Maxyne Cathey; Motion Pictures -
Mrs. Herman Odom; Fine Arts Mrs.
A. H. Brown, Jr.; Music Mrs. Her.
man Odom; Art - Mrs. Quitman
Steed; Literature Mrs. c. E. How
ard; State Institutions - Mrs. Frank
Storms; Club Institutes - Mrs j. L.
Maxwell.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-03-28
Stuten-McB ride Vows
Spoken March 22nd

Mr.. John Clifton Staten and Miss
Mozelle Mcbride of West were mar
aed Friday evening at the home
0a the Rev. w. r. Haynie, pastor OF
TIE Durant Baptist Church, who per
turned the ceremony.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-03-28
Miss Jewel McNeer Wed
To Mr.. CIoy AIdy

Mr. Clay Aldy and Miss Jewel Nc
Neer were married Saturday even
ing. March %, in the home OF the
officiating minister, the Rev. w. r.
Haynie.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Norwood went
to Memphis Friday night to take
Betty for examination at CampbelPs
clinic.
Mrs. w. A. Henley and Mrs. G.. 3.
Ramsey went to jackson Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Hildreth Lyon are
spending the week here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Lyon.
There is a difference In grease
jobs. Try ours. The Purol Service
Station. Phone 9106.
Jack Winborn, Jackson, spent Eas-
ter with his parents, Nh. and Mrs
Pugh Winborn.
Miss Lauree Durham, Jackson, spen'
the weekend with her parents, MI
and Mrs. j. p. Durham.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-11
Mem MIND
CAzDACOK

A sz0vetsegi kereskedelmi
MINISTER egy nagyon erdekes
jelentest tett k0ze, amelyb6l
megtanuljuk AIT, hogy a resz-
venytulajdonosok mem mond-
hatok mind kapitalistaknak eS
gazdag embereknek, inert ez
mem felel meg az igazsagllak.
A kimutatas negy nilli6
olyan amerikai ember fel6l ke--
szult, akiknek evi j0vedclme
semmi esetben sem tobb ha-
romezer do1larnal, s6t a lcg-
tobb esetben ennel joval ke-
vesebb. Ilyen j0vedelmii enbe-
rex tehat mem mondhatok gaz
dagoknak, inert hiszen csak
annyijuk van, amennyib6l egy
esztend6 soran meg tudnak sze
renyen, polgariasan elni, ha
mem nyujtoznak tovabb, mint
ameddig a takaro er. Ezeket
az embereket tehat meg a v0-
r0s elemek sem mondhatjak
kapitalistaknak, legfeljebb bur-
zsuj neven csufolgatjak 6ket.
A negy millio ember kilencven
szazaleka azonban gyari mum
kas volt es ICY ezek inkabb te-
kinthetok proletaroknak.
A vizsgalat szerint ennek a
negy milli6 kis embernek, SEE
geny embernek birtokaban 0sz
szesen nyolc es fel ezert millio
dollar erteki reszveny van.
azaz a new york; t6zsden jegy-
zett reszvenyek husz szazaleka.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-11

| Es akkor a tucatmilliokban
szamlalt orosz hadsereg, a tan
kek es repul6gepek sokasaga
mindig gyenge lesz ezutan is
Az eddigi finn veresegek mar
is kikOsz0riilhetetlen csorbat
vagtak az orosz tekintelyre
amely inkabb felelem volt ida.
ig is, mint tekintely.
S hiaba kiildi Stain az eges2
hadsereget a hos kis nemzetre
hiaba gazolja lie 6ket a j0v6-
ben, hiaba toriili lie esetleg az
egesz Finnorszagot a terkep.
r6l, EFT a csorbat kikoszoriilni
mem fogjak.
Megingott maganak az orosz
hadseregnek is az 0nbizalma $
ha a szamok folenye mareknyi
neppel mem birtak, mikor csak
tizet kiildtek a harcterre egy
finn ellen, hogy otvennek KEEL
lett minden finn katona ellen
vonulni.
Ez a sulyos vereseg ITALIAN
megvaltoztatja a kepet a vi
lagnak.
Nemcsak az europai nemze-
tex sziver6l esett lie egy nagy
ko, mikor a veresegeket fl
gyeltek.
Azsiaban, Japan is szemle-
Iloje volt ezeknek az esemenyek-
mex es az oroszok erezni fog
jak mostantol, hogy tobbe a
vilagnak abban a reszeben sem
felnek toluk olyan erosen.
Europaban sokan es sokat
gondolnak ARA a lehetosegre
hogy miel0tt ez a haboru We
get erne, esetleg a nagy nem-
zetek is szembe fordulnak q
Sovjettel.
Sokan ait hiszik, hogy a jo.
zanoknak maradt nemetek ell
lokik Hitlert az utjukbol es XII,
bekulve a nyugattal, Ok a kom
muniStak ellen fordulnak.
Ebben az esetben a. most
meg csak ingadozo WORDS ar
nyek szetpukkan, inert Europa
tobbe mem fel, az oroszok pc.
dig tudni fogjak, hogy a kis
finn nemzettel sem birtak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-11

mem lehet hat remenyiik, ha.
az egesz Europa elleniik megy.
ITALIAN ait jelenti a firln-orosz
haboru, hogy Europa megsza-
badul mindket 6riiltt6l, hogy q.
nemet birodalomban letaszit-
jak a naci 6riilteket a hatalorn-
rol, Oroszorszagban pedig meg.
szabadulnak a vor0s diktatu-
ratol, amely idaig csak szenve-
dest, csak t0megmeszarlast,
csak boldogtalansagot hozott
annak a nemzetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-11
INCADOz0 v0R0S ARNYEK

Evek ota egy sotet-vor0s ar
nyek borult a vilagra S kiilo-
n0sen Europara.
Moszkvanak, a Sovjetnek a
|fenyeget6 arnyeka.
A diktatorok es diktaturak
kegyetlensegevel vette XII a
Soviet veres kezu ura a kenye-
ret az orosz muzsik szajabol,
hogy azon hatalmas hadsere-
get szervezzen S a v0r0s had
sereg felelmetes volt tiz eve.
voros iinnepek alatt a Mosz-
kvaban el6 diplomatak es uj-
sagirok remegve neztek a tan
kek es repul6gepek ezreit, az
agyuk sokasagat S mindenfele
ARA gondoltak, hogy mi lesz,
ha a barbarizmusnak ez a ha-
talmas hadserege egyszer ho-
ditto utjara megindul.
Hat megindult.
Es Finnorszagban latjuk,
hogy ha szet mem is pukkant,
de ingadozik a v0r0s arnyek,
a v0ros rem, amely evek ota
terrorizalta a vilagot.
Mem kell a finn harcter ese-
menyeit felre erteni, Finnor-
szagot emberi szamitas szerint
az oroszok legyozik. Hiszen vi
lagcsuda lenne, ha mem ICY
tortenne.
Egy ember mem bir hatvan
emberrel es ebben az aranyban
van egymashoz a ket nemzet.
De csuda mar az is, ami
idaig tortent.
Megertjuk, hogy Finnorszag-
ban nagy a no, hogy befagytak
a tavak, hogy borus az eg es
megertjuk az orosz hadi jelen-
tesek minden egyeb magyara
zatat es kifogasat.
De meg ICY sem ertheto meg,
ami azon a harcteren tortenik.
Es mem magyarazhato mas
sal, minthogy az orosz hadse-
reg mem olyan eros, mint ami
lyen nagy, mem olyan felelme-
tes, mint amilyennek latszik.
Rational szakertok es ujsag-
irok az oroszok szornyu we're
segeit azzal magyarazzak meg
hogy amig Stain halomra gyil-
koltatta az orosz hadsereg fob5
tisztjeit, elfelejtette azokat meg
felelo szakertokkel potolni.
Ha azonban ez ICY volt a
multban, akkor ICY lesz a jo-
voben.
A diktatorok termeszete
hogy feltekenyek, hogy ellens6
get latnak mindenkiben, aki
mex van egy kis befolyasa eS
hatalma. Es azokat kurtan ell
tavolitjak az utjukbol.
Magas rangu katonatisztek
mex mindenkepen van befolya
suk, van hatalmuk megtehe
tik vegso fokon ait is, hogy
megtagadjak az engedelmesse
get a. diktatornak.
A katonaknak Ok adjak koz
vetlenul a parancsot es mem ;
messze szekelo diktator.
Ha Stain idaig rettegett ;
fotisztekt6l, ha idaig sziikse
gesnek tartotta, hogy azoka
idonkent legyilkolja, akkor e.
ICY lesz ezutan is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-11

| AAo~ oAAOA voAA SAo, AAo6y
dagad-e valami vagy marad
a regi allapotaban, rendesen
a folyora gondolunk, vagy
esetleg a tulajdon becses ha-
sunkra.
Tavasz idejen lessiik a fo-
lyokat, hogy dagadnak-a sok
holet6i es es6t6l, lesz-e arviz,
de ugyanezt tessziik diszn6-
oles idejen a tulajdon hasunk-
kal is. Nezziik, hogy vajjon
nem dagad-e meg a sok jofaj-
ia kolbasztol, hurkatol es disz-
no aprolektol.
Azokat a tudosokat, akiket
csillagaszok neven ismerJnk,
ilyen aprosagok egyatalan
mem erdekelnek. Azok mem ban
jak, hogy ha a hasuk ketszer
olyan koverre hizik, mint ami
no volt es azzal Sc torodnek,
hogy jon-e vi viz0z0n vagy ar
viz a vilagra. Macy tavcs0vei-
ket neki szegzik az eg bolto2a-
tanak es ugy elmeriilnek a
csillagok tanulmanyozasaban,
hogy foldi dolgokkal egyalta-
Ian mem t0r6dnek.
Ez lido szerint eros haborus-
kodas folyik a csillagasz urak
kozott. Mintegy hat ev el6tt
ugyanis akadt kozottiik egy
csoport, amely AIT mondotta,
hogy a teremtes meg mines be-
fejezve. A vilag mindenseg egy-
re dagad, kifele dagad, egyre
nagyobb lesz, terjeszkedik a
semmisegbe es csak mikor an
max veget elerte, ha ugyan van
annak vege valahol, akkor lesz
a teremtes munkaja befejezve,
addig pedig meg csak a kezde-
ten vagyunk.
Az "egyre terjeszkedo vilag-
egyetem" neven jel0ltek meg
EFT az elmeletet.
Ebben az elmeletben nagyon
sokan nyugodtak meg. Koztuk
magam is, inert hiszen ream
nezve mindegy volt, hogy OF
millio vagy szaz millio inert
folddel nagyobb-e a minden-
seq, mint amilyennek en- AIT
gondolom. A gombolyi sajtban
lev0 kukacnak is mindegy
hogy mi van a sajton xviii. A
fold is csak ilyen gombolyu
salt, amely egyel0re ream nez-
We a mindenseget jelenti es
Istok ugyse soha mem erdekelt
hogy azonkivul mi tortenik
Mem bantam en- soha, hogy
vajjon laknak-e a holdban
vagy a Mars csillagban is vala.
mi fajtaju halandok, inert hi,
szen eleg bajom volt nekem
azokkal is. akik ezen a nyomo.
rult foldteken szivjak velen
egyutt a levegot.
A tudos urak azonban akko
ra larrnat csaptak a maguR
fejl6d6 vilagrendszer elmelete
vel, hogy meg kellett ait hall
jam, ha mindjat bedugtam is q
ftileimet, most pedig meg kel
lett halljam az vi larmat, 6
mely ait mondja, hogy a fej
l6d6 vlagrd beszel6 csillaga
szok bolondokat beszeltek, mer'
ennek a vilag-egyetemnek esq
ben sincs, hogy nagyobbra da
gadjon.
Van valahol Amerikaban eg.
Palomar Observatory, azaz csi
lagda newt intezmeny es val
annak egy DR.. Fritz Zw'ck.
newt tudosa, akinek eddig so
ha hiret mem hallottam. New
utan itelve svajci szarmazas'
lehet a jambor, aki a csillagok
ban keresi azokat a titkokat
amiket en- jobb szeretek see
asszonyok szemeiben kutat
gatni.
Hat ez a DR.. Zwicky mos