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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-09
VACATION TRIP
YIELDS 7 BEAR
FOR NEWCOMER

Fred A. Hills, lumber operator
from Eugene. Oregon, will have proof
that Alaska hunting is good when he
returns from his first vacation trip
here.
Yesterday, Hills came back to Ju-
neau from five day hunting trip
with Guide Jay Williams from the
Stevens Pass district. Hills was elat-
ed with his trip for he had as proof
of his craftsmanship the hides of
two bear, one black and one brown.
The brown bear squared out feet,
six inches.
Hills and Guide Williams went
with Cash Cole in Coles cruiser,
Jazz.
Mrs. Hills, accompanying her hus-
band ON his vacation. remained IN
Juneau during the hunting trip and
spent her time strip fishing.
The vacationing couple is stopping
at the Gastineau Hotel
The maple tree was brought
into England from North America
about 1856,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-09
SrocK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, May 0. - Closing
quotation Of Alaska Juneau mine
stock today is 6b, American Can
ia Anaconda 29h, Bethlehem
Steel 8612, Commonwealth and
Southern rs, Curtiss Wright IL q,
General Motors SIS, International
Harvester 56h, Kennecott 35, New
York Central Is 3/4, Northern Pa
cific 3/4, United States Steel
81 Y, Pound 1898 3/4.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-09
METHODIST MEMS q
DINNER SATURDAY
TO HONOR MOTHERS

The Methodist Men are planning
a dinner for Saturday evening IN
honor of Mothers Day. Guests OF
honor are to be ladies OF the
church and community.
All ladies of the church are to
be the guests of the Methodist men.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-09

Men of the community who desire
to bring their wives, or mothers,
as their guests, may make reser-
vations by calling 238 by Friday
evening.
Mrs. Mildred r. Hermann and f.
M. Policy are to be the speakers
of the evening
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-09

Tests made at Ohio's agricul-
tural experiment farm indicate
that apples have almost as much
food value to dairy cattle as corn
silage,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-09

John Wesley was one of the
greatest hymn writer's of all
time, composing more than g.
900 hymns.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-09
MRS. CHAFFEE COMING

Mrs. w. L. Chaffee is a pas
senger aboard the Denali for Ju-
neau to visit her daughter, MIS-.
j. w. Sorri
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-09
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow,
Jones averages: industrials 1877,
rails 3117, utilities 24.85.
Evening star., 1940-04-26

II circumstances compel you to 20
to live with your in-laws, make it
as easy on them as you can. Don't
give them overdoses of your society.
Don't be always under foot. Don't
make them drag you around with
them wherever they go. If you have
money, take long trips. Give your
children and their husbands and
wives a chance to have little pri-
vate conversation without your
listening in.
Don't pick on your in-laws. The
favorite indoor sport of a lot of
mothers-in-law consists of vivisect-
ing the poor, frail faulty human
beings their sons and daughters have
married, and pointing out their
weakness to their wives and hus-
bands.
Don't interfere. I know it is hard
for an expert professional to sit up
and watch a laundering amateur
bungle the game. I know you feel
that you have a right to a certain
say-so in your children's homes. But
the one sure way to make yourself
hated is to be buttinsky.
Every young couple want to run
their home in their own way, make
their own mistakes and learn by
their own experience. And they
have right to do it. The only way
that you can be persona grata with
them is to keep your tongue between
your teeth.
Abdicate the throne when your
children get married. Don't try to
be first with them any more. Don't
get green-eyed when they love their
husbands and wives better than they
do you, because that means their
happiness and that they are really
mated.
DOROTHY DIX
Evening star., 1940-04-26
BY BARBARA BELL,

This frock has been so extraordi-
narily popular with our younger
clientele that We hasten to repeat
it, because if you haven't already
made it up for your little girl, you'll
certainly want to! Maybe it's the
straight front panel, or the sash
bow, or the very rippling skirt
more probably it's all of them
put together--but anyhow, this
seems to be a practically perfect
everyday dress for q to 6'ers.
Panties, of course, included!
There's simply nothing to the
making-it's really fun to do, even
If you haven't had much experience
at sewing. The detailed sew chart
Is a big help. Chambray in butter
cup yellow, with brown ricrac, will
be charming made up this way.
and SO will blue and white checked
gingham. and pink flowered percale.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1921-B
is designed for sizes 2, 3, 4, S and 6
Evening star., 1940-04-26

illustration, which would be delicious
elther Tor brunch, a real luncheon.
or Tor supper after the races. Cut
into horseshoe shapes, with bits of
ripe olives for nails, the ripe
avocados form an appropriate back
ground for the added flavor lent bv
segments of orange and fresh straw
berries. The dressing that accom-
panles this salad is especially note
worthy, so here is the recipe for it:
LORENZO DRESSING.
u cup lemon juice.
u cup olive oil.
teaspoon salt.
teaspoon paprika.
tablespoons honey or sugar.
2 tablespoons chopped watercress.
teaspoons chilli sauce.
2 tablespoons c,lrrant jelly.
2 tablespoons small pieces canned
or fresh Bartlett pear.
Blend well, beat altogether until
smooth. Serve in separate sauce
boat, rather than poured over the
salad.
Other uses for the big supply of
avocados said to be headed this way
are legion. Among them is divert
Ing cradle, for baby shower, made
OF half an avocado. filled with fruit
salad snuggled under a blanket of
Evening star., 1940-04-26
Bad Habits
Must Be
Broken
Largely a Matter
OF Background
Associations
BY ANGELO PATRI.

We often talk about the necessity
OF forming habits but we say less
about the stern necessity of break
ing some Of them Every child forms
an unfortunate habit or two and
gives their mothers hard time un-
til they succeed in breaking them
and forming better ones. OF course,
the best way is to prevent the form
ing of a bad habit but who is as wise
as all that?
When child is found doing
something he is not to do like smok-
ing cigarettes, skipping classes, using
bad words, running across the street,
biting, refusing necessary food
one has to do the best he can with
the child he has, and change his
way OF thinking. He had to think
first, you know, before he did this
thing that is wrong.
First, If you can possibly manage
1t, change the setting of action so
the place and the people and the
time and the things about him will
not in themselves bring out the
action. If boy crosses a room,
passes a table where there are Gig
arettes, every morning at breakfast
time, and forms the habit of TAX
ing couple, the first thing to do is
to lift the cigarettes, move the table,
and if possible have him cross an
other room and do some bit of work
like bringing in the rolls or the
paper and the milk, before he gets
to breakfast. BY breaking up the
routine and changing the situation
you give him a new set OF activity
stimulants. He will be more likely
to forget those cigarettes.
When baby makes a fuss every
time his mother tries to give him
cereal in the morning, fights and
shuts his mouth and kicks, try
having somebody else feed him, in
another room, at another time, out
of another dish.
If child gets into the habit of
Evening star., 1940-04-26

mayonnaise. We are working this
out, and If it lives up to our expec-
tations we'll take a picture of It to
show you.
Another method places avocados
In club sandwiches, to take the place
OF chicken. This is interesting for
spring days, when every one is look
ing for something new, and might
be fine suggestion for picnic. Let
the four separate filings consist Of
lettuce, tomato. avocado and crisp
bacon. Sprinkle the cut slices Of
avocado with lemon juice to add
flavor and to keep them from turn
ing brown. Avocado alone makes a
nice sandwich when placed between
thin slices of whole wheat bread
spread with mayonnaise to which a
little horse-radish has been added.
Onion salt may be sprinkled on the
avocado if you wish.
Or try making a spread by
MASKING ripe avocado and mixing
it with lemon juice, chilli sauce, ta-
basco and a little finely minced ba-
con. This may be used between
slices of bread. or piled on top of
crisp crackers as a canape.
For something different" try:
AVOCADO ICE.
2 medium sized avocados,
y cup honey,
u teaspoon salt,
70 teaspoon celery salt,
y cup lime or lemon juice.
Peel the avocados, removing the
seeds. Force the pulp through
sieve, and add the remaining in
gradients, blending well. Put into
freezing tray of refrigerator, and
freeze 2 to hours at coolest point
Stir once during the freezing. When
firm, serve as dessert, or in sherbet
glasses with lamb, turkey or chicken.
And. last but not least, here's
another salad idea: Cut ripe avocado
pulp into small cubes, toss them in
french dressing, and stuff raw,
chilled peeled tomatoes with them.
Sprinkle paprika and lemon Juice on
top, and serve with or without
mayonnaise as desired.
Evening star., 1940-04-26
BY FRANCESCA MCKINNEY.

BY FRANCESCA MchENNEY.
OUR SCOUTS SUGGEST
That you serve cold refreshments
on a picnic party really ice cold,
instead of the luke-warm variety
that one usually gets. There is no
excuse for it now that you can carry
along -breakable gadget that
will keep ice for "a hours. This
barrel-shaped container is made of
rubber that not only resists heat,
but is light in weight, making 1t
ideal to carry on picnic parties. .. j..
Tall Swedish glass pitchers are just
the thing to hold several long
stemmed prize roses. -.
You must be modern nowadays
and have at least one pair of china
hands decorating your home. The
most recent type seen form an ash
try for a lady's room, in white
china decorated with exquisite tiny
bouquets of sweetheart roses and
forget-me-nots. =.
If you have been looking for some-
thing unusual to light up a dark
corner of your living room or den,
try using a tall cylinder Of glass
that can be used for flowers or as
a fish bowl. The glass is set into
a chromium base containing q light,
so that you can see the antics of
your shimmering gold fish or the
beauty of your flowers.
Here Is q grand kitchen shower
gift for the bride-to-be and what
is more it will probably be most
useful! A gift package of ovenware
glass dishes, available In three or
four different sizes so as to fit the
purse Of each sender.
The fastest way to get news to
your friends or relations on the
other side Of the Atlantic is to send
letters by airmail. If you don't want
to spend q fortune" to send a nice
long letter, get some Of the new
letter paper that Is featherweight
Many sheets can be used before the
scales climb above the half ounce
mark. The paper may be had In Z
Evening star., 1940-04-26

beautiful shade called surf blue,
with a border of white or deep red.
With or without monogram this sta
tionery is stunning and definitely q
must" for airmail writer's.
A sheer cotton organdy tablecIoth
with linen Gala lilies appliqued in
diamond design over the cloth with
napkins to match would be perfect
for the bridal table on the day of
the wedding. -.
Purchase, for few cents, a hand
ful of rose beans to put on the
shelves of the linen closet or in your
lingerie drawer to scent your belong
ings with that delicate rose per-
fume.
For the library table, dark green
or maroon leather cigarette boxes
are fine for holding three kinds of
cigarettes. These have a little hand
fooled gold design as a border, and
In center boast a large piece of
carved jade.
Evening star., 1940-04-26
Dorothy Dix Says go
Being an 1n.Law Is the Hardest
Job Any Woman Has to Face

Being a mother -in-law Is the
hardest job on earth next to being
. daughter-in-law,. but here are a
few efficiency tips that will help her
to make success Of 1t. Don't be a
mother-in-law at all. Be a real
mother to your in-laws. Open your
arms to the young woman and young
man who come into your family and
take them to your heart instead of
giving them the cold shoulder. Make
them feel that they are welcome in
stead of afflictions that are sent on
you by some malign fate. Especially
don't make some poor little girl feel
that you look upon her as an artful
and designing mink who has some
how managed to snare your helpless
and innocent son into marrying her.
Make your in-laws realize from the
start that you are going to be friends
with them, that you are not going to
criticize them and that you are going
to make the same sort of allowances
for all their faults and weaknesses
that you do for your own children's.
Don't go to live with your children
unless the only alternative is to go
to the poorhouse. Don't go to live
with them because they feel it is
their duty to ask you, or because you
are lonely, or because you feel that
you can't bear to be separated from
your adored Mary or John. No young
couple wants third party in their
new home. They want to be by
themselves, and that is natural and
right. 1t is what you wanted your
self when you were a bride, so don't
begrudge it to your in-laws.
Evening star., 1940-04-26

staying along the way from school
in the afternoon, give him some
thing to come home for, something
unusual and very pleasant; let his
homecoming be exciting because he
will find the unexpected situation
a couple OF friends to eat sandwiches
with him: a new part for his air.
plane; trip to the movies with a
chum; q ride in the car to do an
errand; something new to come
home for will bring him. Then YOU
can gradually shift him into sched-
ule.
A habit is largely a matter of
background associations. ThesS
associations are the conditions that
Evening star., 1940-04-26

years. Size 3 requires 29s yards of
36-inch material without nap for
dress and panties. 81a yards braid
to trim.
It's ready! Barbara Bells new
Fashion Book, with almost 100
sparkling new designs for after
noon, daytime and sports! Lovely
things for you and the children, all
smarter than smart, exclusively de.
signed for you! Send IS cents for
it today! Spend less, and still have
all the clothes you want.
Evening star., 1940-04-26

back into the upholstery. You may
use dry cleaning fluid instead of
the shampoo in the same manner.
1t may take two or three times
to give you the result you desire
and remove any rings. If the chintz
is glazed, it will not be possible to
clean it without removing the glaze
in spots.
DEAR MISS NOVEL;:
Do you know of any cement that
I may use to mend a broken platter?
1t is a very nice old one which I
use for decoration in my dining
room. Also, is it possible to use it
and not have the mended place
show? Can the plate then be
H. G.
Answer:
There are several brands of
cement which you may get at any
Evening star., 1940-04-26

OF the paint stores, and, all of them
are good. However, the plate will
show some evidence of being mend
ed and cannot be counted on for
any length of time when used and
washed. May I suggest that you
take your platter to one of the pro-
fessional china members who may
be able to return it to you as good
as new? They know all the tricks
of the trade" and it would be worth
the cost to have your decoration
useful again.
Evening star., 1940-04-26

exist at the time the habit is exer-
cised-the time Of day, the people.
the furniture, the circumstances. II
you change these as much as pos
sible, offer the child new idea, and
especially new chore, and tie it to
a pleasure, you have q good start
for the new order.
Evening star., 1940-04-26

3 II 1pnen I S, at
lower prices. of
avocados should
be re &C h in e
Washington any
day now and it
will be easier
than ever to de-
wise unusual SAL
ads and other
dishes that in
clude these deli
cacies a m n g
their ingredients.
For instance,
there is the COM
bination salad
shown in the
Evening star., 1940-04-26
DOROTHY DIX.

good relaxing during spell of housework is by
sitting down with bit of crochet work
to show for It, Try this ceptepeces
you can use on tables insertions for linen abos
1914 by 17inches
To obtain this pattern inclose Is cents
stamps service postage the
work Editor of The Evening
Evening star., 1940-04-26
Racing and Steeplechase
Activities All Around Us
Reflected in New Salad
Delicious Club Sandwiches
Are Made by Substituting
Sliced Fruit for Chicken
BY BETSY CASWELL,
Woman's Editor.

with horses hudding along tracks seepe
cna courses all around Washington these spring the sport
bound to creep into our entertaining motifs give
before the races either in the form of home
picnic fashion
menus to live up to the spirit of the possible
Along with all this interest in horses
news that should e
Reports are that bigger and better working this
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
HETI s e NILE

hogy lehetetlen a ket nemzet
k0zti- k0zeledesrol beszelni a
kOzeli evekben.
A valasztas elso nemzetkozi
eredmenyekepen M exic ov al
mar a legk0zelebbi napokban
a kontinens, illetve ez esetben
a ket nemzet k0zos vedelmer6l
fognak targyalni, S olyan k0-
z0s vedelmi bizottsag szerveze-
sere gondolnak, amilyent Ca
nadaval k0zosen allitottunk fel
nehany honapja.
Argentina katonai es penz-
ugyi bizottsaga azonnal beje-
lentette, hogy utnak indul
Washington fele, mihelyt a va
lasztas eredmenyenek a hiret
megkaptak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
A KOZELlEBBI ES
KEEN FEKV0

mask ok az volt, hogy a
polgarsag a Willkie es a repub-
likanus part k0zti nagy heza-
got meglatta.
Willkie, aki maga is demo-
krata volt regebben, pro-
gresszive ember, az vi deal
osszes reformt0rvenyeit helye-
selte S azokat fenntartani es
meger6siteni igerte.
De mem kapta meg ugyan-
ezeket az igereteket es biztosi-
tekokat a polgarsag a republi-
kanus part kongresszusi veze-
reitol, SGT mem volt titok, hogy
a kampany folyaman is allan
do volt a torzsalkodas a. poll
tikusok es az elnokjelolt kozt.
Ha a republicans politi-
kusok eppen olyan egyenesen
jelentettek volna XII, hogy az vi
deal minden reform t0rvenyet
valtozatlanul megtartjak, S ha
ezt el tudta volna hinni a pol
garsag, akkor lehetett volna
$40 rola, hogy a harmadik ter
minustol visszariadva, Willkiet
valassza meg a polgarsag.
Viszont a republikanusok 8
even at mindig eek ellen a
torvenyek ellen agaltak, nehez
lett volna tehat frontot val
toztatni annak 0szintesege-
ben mem bizott volna a polgar-
sag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
NYILVANVAL0 VOLT.
HOGY

az uj Hatch torvenyt, amely
az eln0kvalasztas koltsegeit ha-
rom millio dollarra akarja
korlatozni, tizszeresen tullep-
tex, olyan formaban, hogy
nyolc-tiz kiil0nboz6 organiza-
ci6t szerveztek s eek mind
egyike ugy sz6rta a penzt,
mint a reszeg matrozok.
EFT a, merhetetlen k0lteke-
zest, amelyre meg soha mem
volt pelda, oszt0n0s gyanuval
vette a polgarsag.
Ugy erezte, hogy Willkie
mellett van fenntartas nelkul
a nagyt6ke, amely szerelembol
senki mellett mem kolt millio-
kat eel nelkiil, s hogy a mines
teleneknek Roosevelt mellett
kell maradni, ha ait mem akar-
jak, hogy a nagytoke millioit
kamatostoi bekollektaljak ke-
sobb az elnyomottak oszta-
lyan.
Mem hasznalt vegll Willkie-
mex az sem, hogy a nemzet
minden renegatja agyonszeret-
tie. Ugy a nazik, mint a kom-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
MAGYARORSZAGROL
SZOMORU

hir r0pult vilagga a multi
heten, amely azonban csak
azokat lepte meg, akik mem
akartak ket ev ota szembe
nezni a helyzettel.
Semmi Okla es joga mem volt
feltenni az embernek, hogy a
Berlin parancsa alatt allo ma
gyar nazik (nyilasok) a meme
teknel kul0nbek, S ternesze-
tes, hogy Ok is puccsra, ero-
szakra, az atlantic elrablasara,
anarchiara t0rekedtek, amely-
mex a segitsegevel raulnenek
a nemzetre.
Magyarorszag nepe megd0b-
benve ertesJlt rola, hogy a
magyar kormanyzo nagy nem-
zetk0zi tekintelynek 0rvend6
szemelyet akartak elrabolni a
nazik, hogy Dolfuss vagy a ma
is fogsagban lev6 utolso osz-
trak kanceHar sorsara juttas-
SAX, S a legerelyesebb eljarast
k0vetelik e. Teleky kormany-
tol.
Nagyon erdekes, hogy Wirth-
mex hivjak ait a nazivezert,
aki a magyar kepvisel6k kozt
a puccsot szervezte, ebbol a
nevb6l megitelheti mindenki,
hogy milyen ''magyarok" azok,
akik a naci megvaltast igerik
a magyar nemzetnek.
S dacara a jelenlegi nagy
felhaborodasnak, dacara a
Teleky kormany erelyes eljara-
sanak, a sajnalatos teny az,
hogy az 6hazaban a nacik
elobb-utobb magukhoz ragad-
jak maid a hatalmat, inert az
a kivansaga es programme -
Berlinnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14

S gondolkozo emberek mem fog
max azok mellett elmenni, a
nelkiil, hogy ezeket az okokat
meg ne vizsgalnak.
A Roosevelt gy6zelmenek ell
SO es legfontosabb Okla az, hogy
a vilag nincstelenjeinek a for
radalma meg mindig tart, S
ennek a nemzetnek az elnyo-
mottjai es kitagadottjai a WPA
munkakat vegleges elintezes-
mex mem tartjak.
Mem lehet tagadni, s felesle-
ges is lenne tagadni, hogy
Rooseveltet ugyanazok az okok
hoztak a nemzet elere, anne
lyek vi vilagot teremtettek
Oroszorszagban, S amelyek a
fascizmust es a nazizmust meg
sziiltek.
A k0zlekedes, az informacio
szaz vi eszk0ze kinyitotta a
nincstelenek szemeit, S a vilag
haboru el6tt letez6 nagy gaz-
dasagi es tarsadalmi kiilonb-
segeket el akarjak torulni a
fold SzinerOl.
Roosevelt nelkul talan a val
tozas gyorsabb, radikalisabb
eS Szomorubb lett volna ma
lunk is, 8 terelte ait a be-
kes evolucio medrebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
KULONOSEN
MEGLEPI

a kilf0ldet, hogy a valasz-
tas napjan azonnal helyre ALT
a nemzet teljes egysege, inert
ilyesmire a terrorral uralt
nepek gondolni mem tudnak.
Mindket part 0sszes vezet6i,
lapjai es tagjai kijelentettek,
hogy kil0n0sen kiilpolitikai
kerdesben sziikseges es MEG
VAN a nemzet teljes egysege,
S ICY az elleniink sz0vetkezett
nemzetk0zi banditak mem re-
melhetik t0bbe, hogy ezt a ne
pet megosztjak.
Termeszetesen az ellenzek-
t6l senki mem keri es mem
varja, hogy belpolitikai pro-
gramjat feladja, hogy a kor-
manyzas ellen a kritika teljes
jogaval ne ellen, inert hiszen
az a demokracia halalat je-
lenti, de mines kritika abban,
hogy Angliat tolunk telheto
minden eszk0zzel segitjuk, S
hogy minel gyorsabban es mi
mel er6sebben felfegyverezzuk
nemcsak ezt az orszagot, ha-
mem a ket amerikai vilagreszt.
A szavazo polgarok is meg
ertettek, hogy EZ a kormany
programme, Roosevelt ujra
valasztasaval ERIE adtak meg
bizast, abban a remenyben,
hogy a tenyleges haborus be-
avatkozast ell tudjuk valamike-
pen kerulni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
A KONGRESSZUS,
AMELYNEK

a kepe mem sokat fog ujev
utan valtozni, valoszinileg be-
fejezi az uleset a het vegen,
S EFT az tilesszakot bezarjak.
Tulsagosan sok ertelme an
max sem volt, hogy az utolso
hetekben egyiitt maradtak, S
az igyekezet csak ARA szol-
gait, hogy politikai beszedek-
kel mulattathassak az orsza-
got.
ANIMAL nagyobb es nehezebb
munka var az uj kongresszus-
ra, amelynek gondosko odnia
kell ujabb jovedelmi forrasok-
rol, amelyekb6l a fegyverke-
zes terheit viseljiik, utasitast
es engedelyt kell ADM a penz
ugyminiszteriumnak hogy ezer
miliiokat vegyen k0lcson a ko-
vetkez6 hetekben.
Az vi kongresszusra ITALIAN
ujabb reform-torvenyek mem
varnak, de bizonyara rata lesz
mex, hogy az vi deal eddigi re-
form-t0rvenyeit m6dositasok-
kal egeszsegesebb alapokra
fektessek.
Az eln0k ugyan a kampany
soran megigerte, hogy CONDOS
kodik a szocialis intezkedesek
kiszelesiteser6l, de mindenki
szeretne hinni, hogy ezekiel
mem fog sietni, inert egyel6re
a nemzetvedelem iigyeben be-
kes periodusra van az orszag-
max szuksege
A szenatusban harommal
megnovekedett az ellenzek
szama, de az als6hazban a de-
mokrata part eddig is Macy
t0bbsege kilenc vi helyet nyert
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