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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
SONS OF ITALY
 PURCHASE BONDS

Announcement of he 1uFl zg United States Deft lse Bono talling $i00 by the L0s9 T.4@ Progressive, Sons of sly was by Venerable Louis I at au- ing of the cEganizat a E1urv Hall last evening.
 The local lodge has o n,a arrangements with tn, New T2.G Opera Company for Hreseata tion of the opera ''l 9ioas5 on the afternoon of Octok We of the Waterbury thea ing to MT. Lerz. Enzo 3al'Cd who has appeared her, on several previous occasions, will dIsco 0s orchestra.
 Two new members join. Fl lqc last evening. The ne Fs0 meeting will be August
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

town officials were not paid enough. He said that if we'd fork over decent salaries, we might get competent help to run town affairs. We're all for the compc- tent help, in fact that's just what we've advocated for years, but we'd like to ask where the money is coming from to gay the seIectmen more than they now receive? Tax payers claim that recent increases here have made it unprofitable to hold our property in this township. If we increase the costs of our rather. rickety town government how are we going to explain the in- creases to the people who foot the bills?.
 This same town official who thought he wasn't getting money enough for his services came fore ward with one very brilliant state- ment. He is quoted as having said that, "The universal acceptance of gratuities in the form of re- lief and the continuing desire on the part of our politically mind ed state and national depart ments to furnish this relief are causing a larger and larger group of our people to ignore the natural requirements of the future" .. .. What he meant was that pass ing out free vittles and shovel leaning jobs breeds paupers, and that pauper just settles back and yells for more without ever a thought about saving for the future.
 Passing out relief also breeds mysterious upsets on election day. We knew fellow who had WPA job and who secured g pasture cleanup of his rugged acres from the Department of Agriculture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
LARGE LOBBYING
 FEES TO LARKINS

A fee of $2,s15. paid to Attorney William J. Larkin, Jr., and Attor- ney William J. Larkin, 2d, by the American Brass Co, was among the largest paid for lobbying during the 1s4l session of the General As- sembly, according to a tabulation of reports filed at the ofiice of Sec- cretary of State Chase Going woodhouse. The sum represented payment both for lobbying and ex- penses.
 Total lobbying payments reported by Connecticut firms and organiza- tions have now reached almost $50000, and e number of additional payments are yet to be reported.
 The principal beneficiary of pay- ments for lobbying services was Prof. Fred R. Fairchild of Yale, who received e4,7eD.A4 for his work on behalf of 10 Hartford insurance companies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

Editor Tall Tower Topics . am glad to enclose complimentary tickets for the Ltchfeld Horse Show, which will be held Saturday. August g. 1941 starting at goo a. In it may not previously have come to your attention you might be interested in knowing that Governor Robert Hurley of Connecticut will at will review detachment of the 1O1st Cavalry which will in mechanized formation from Fort Devens to be present at the Show If there is anything do for the representatives of your paper who attend the Show please have them look up at the Secretarys stand Yours very truly Robert L. Fisher Secretary
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

Mrs. Clarence H. Shove, of Highland Knowles Farm Peck Lane Cheshire, has adopted Doreen Smith, four old British girl under the foster parents plan The child born in London and was located there during the air raids between September and November of last year Morris Reiss, sorreltOpped HOpeville pharmacist who will marry New Haven Scho$ teacher shortly, will be hOnOred at testimonial diEner this evening at Sossin's Restaurant Mr. ani Mrs M A. CrOnin are now receiving their mail at the Carlson Cottage at COrnfeId Point Saybrook. They'll return here August 16.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
EXCLUSIVE SALES
 ARE UNDER BAN

The Interstate Cigaret Merchan- disers Association of Newark, N. J., of which the Cigaret Machine Opera tors of Connecticut, Inc, is one of five member associations, was or- dered yesterday to refrain from compelling manufacturers of the vending machines to sell exclusively to them, by the Federal Trade Commission.
 In territory covered by the asso- ciation, the commission charged, s5 to % percent Of the automatic cig- aret machine business is in the hands of the group.
 In the Waterbury area, Anthony ]. Masone. Highland avenue, secre- tory of the state association yester- day said, there are about 200 of the machines instolled. The figure for the entire state is about 4.0OO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

Bill Garrigus who does the South Britain Briefs column in imitable fashion for The Democrat is great booster for the soldier The main is probably that he fought his way through the last World War And he did it with his customary accomplished fashion Bill saw service with the 4h Division and engaged in such battles as the Asne Marne Vesle St. Mihiel and Argonne When the Armistce signed Bill was among Uncle Sams soldiers who went into Germany as the Army Of Occupation He one of five in the good old U. S. A. on the national defense committee of the V. F. w.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
TAX SAVINGS Pl AN
 TO BE EXPL. INED

An explanation of the savings plan evolved by th States treasury will be si evening ct e:i6 over Radio WATR by Frank W. Kraei sistant collector of internal for the district of Connectit KFaemer wilI-dlscuss the tw of notes now being offered treasury. to he urad in the pi of suhsoquont taxeg for thl lo41-2. The broadcast should q interest te all taxpayers. q larger now than ever bshoEe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
A RuN ON HOSE
Good Evening.

RUN ON HOSE tsorry No Mail or Phone Orders on Hose. Adv0 The line forms on the right-on your toes, If you want to get in on the supply of hose. Oh mo- those women aren't going to fire, Just a few dozen pairs of hose to acquire, With manner frenAed, having it, Like SO many horses champing at the bit, Buying in large quantities with without clockings, Though the skies fall we must have silk stocKlngs Why the sudden mad influx into town In summer heat ladies from the country so brown All the suburbanites come in early with the men On the business mems special, the popular eighteen Out of the train shed a crowd of them pour In mad endeavor to be first at the store Whats going on2 don't be silly! everyone knows They're getting years supply of silk hose
 FEM EM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
DRAKE NO NOVICE

pona Drake, who makes her fea- ture film debut with Dorothy La- mour and Jon Hall in .Paramount'S "Alonna of the South Seas" led her own band for three years, and mas worked in film shorts and minia- lures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
Mary oDonnell of Baldwin Street, and Ann swee-

WaTy V DUlHlel UI 1SaltWI teeV, d1Lu zAlllI o"eo pleasant vacation Atlantic City where they used the guest towels at the Hotel Dennis. Sally Frank and AdeI Luria spending their vacation this week at Virginia Beach and New York City. Vivian Archam- bault is postcarding friends this week from Lake Win nepesaukee N. H. Helene May, attractive Florence Nghtingaer is driving to her private patients these days in a new Chevvie coupe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

The Panama Canals new locks will be 30 feet wider than the present ones, which, as the photo of the aircraft carrier Lexington shows, are 8 tight squeeze for the Navy's bigger ships. At left is part of new construction work near present Gatun locks. Map at right IO- cates new locks and by-passes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

Mike PheIan, one of the grandest fellows in Water vile recently f0rs0Ok the bachelors and took unto him. self comedy wife. So Sunday evening August 1O his
 many admirers will roast and toast him at testimonial dinner at Francis Burns eatery in Waterville with festivities getting underway at D. m. (. Nancy Mccarthy of South Elm Street is sti raving about sPanaia Hattie" which she caught recent visit to Broadway. . Eddie Harrington, IT,, former Crosby Reh football star has joined the real estate firm of D. T. Burlington, Inc,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

Dick Burns, "scotty" Kyle and "Boody" Hunihan are Hampton Beach Patsy Ceriello, Union Street pool room proprietor presented purse at largely at tended dinner last night at the Italian American Recre ation clubrooms over the Grand Bowling Alleys Patsy joined the benedcts time ago, but kept the news from his friends until last week. Manfred Johnson, assignor to the Lewis Engineering Company of Nauga tuck has been granted patent his latest invention device for recording unknown quantities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

Stella B. Galinis, of IF Park Terrace and Stacia Grven of 61 Robinson Street, still telling friends about the wonderful motor trip they enjoyed last week The scenic beauty of New Hampshire and Maine will always live in their memories. Peggy Fleming, of Chase's Grand Street Office is vacatOning this of the Boston Furniture Company bids well to every since the LongIegs StOrk presented his wife with baby daughter the other evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

for rural DeC- terment by the ou t s t a n c ing a gric u ltu r al policy makers and educators. Some were hap py and others were mad.
 One First 2 c le ct m a n head of a whis- tls-stop village on the shore. claimed that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

Heard in passing. :. Charles R. Dearman of Pros pect Street and Joseph P Irwin of Plaza Avenue have been ordered to active duty at the Engineering School Fort BelvOin, Virginia. They Engineer Reserve Officers and will attend the 7th Instructors Course
 The Connecticut delegation at the Mt Manresa retreat this past weekend established record with S5 in attendance, according to Roger WalshS figures. Singing Bill of radio fame is on 1Oday cruise to Havana. Dolores MOnti of Luke Street is sporting beautiful coat of tan which she acquired while vacation ing at the Lone Ranger Cottage down at Silver Sands
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
Banker Spends Vacation
 Clowning Under Big Top

Pleasant Aug 6-(UP)-For weeks
  paint big Happy over- a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

An interesting sdelight to the recent clerical ap- pontmenS in the Hartford diocese which sent the Rev Vincent E. Finn from Greenwich to Sharon and the Rev Francis Sugrue from Norwalk to Greenwich, Father Fnns that both followed each other through their school years. Father Finn was year ahead of Father Sugrue getting out of Crosby High School and also Holy Cross College in Worcester Their theological did not cross though Father Finn studied at Louvain, while Father Sugrue went to St. Bernard'S Rochester Now Father Sugrue follows Father Finn pastor at St. Rochs Church Greenwich while the latter goes to St. Bernard's in Sharon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
BY BILL GARRIGus

Many of our folks attended the Farm and Home Week at Storrs. They returned with varying re- ports about the suggestions made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
South Britain Briefs

Eveyr election day that one of the town cars went to bring him to the polls, there was a blank bal- lot discovered in the ballot-bOx after the voting. Last year, the wise guys predicted the same thing. No car was to be sent for this hill-dwelIer, but neighbOr did bring him in. Believe it or not, when the votes were counted, that rube not only failed to de- posit a blank ballot but he voted the straight Democratic ticket.
 Watch your water supply. Cromwell has been warned by the Public Utilities Commission to revamp the water works over there so that water will be liquid enough to flow through a tap. The Cromwell Water Company is charged by Dr. Emily M. Pier son as delivering "dirty, filthy swamp water" Folks are moving away fromm Cromwell because the water supply is unhealthy and in- adequate. We invite dissatisfied Cromwell residents to come to South Britain. The only trouble we have with water is getting the hired man to drink enough of it. The only difficulty in water supply reported in this town came from Squaw Rock, where a resi- dent claimed that a grosshopper got in the pipe from the spring and stopped the flow for a few days.
 Somebody made the discovery that many men now drafted are unable to write or speak the English language. Blame the school naarms and the local school boards. Where we have setup such as we enjoy in this town ship, everybody gets an education whether they are drafted or not. English is spoken here and we are sure that every young man who left this village under the selective service program could handle the language perfectly. (Maybe some of our kids wilf-pa more attention to their lessons nOw).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

Selling Of sewing machines has been made a government monopoly |, ManehuEia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

tossed from an airplane might put one or both of the present locks out of business for some time. Sa- botage might be attempted by ex- plosion from a ship in transit in the canal, or sinking the ship or having it ram the locks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

ford glnlveFaty and ,. Henry gcas- tsrgood. capitalist. a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
Tall Tower
 Topics

..SSYYY7CCaa27dS a55l BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03

nasz most, ha mem is fejezik
XII nyiltan, hogy mem lehet a
munkast kirugni, inert velet-
lenul mem tetszik hajanak szi-
ne vagy meg veletlenebbil mem
hajlando nehany poharral es a
vele jaro szivarokkal traktalni
a foremant.
A gyarakban ma mar MIN
csenek regi modi hajcsarok,
akiknek kegyet kellett keresni,
akinek kedveben kellett jarni,
akit sep szoval vagy ajande-
kokkal meg kellett veszteget-
nj. A gyarakban ma mar min
denutt oft vannak a uniok BIZ
zalmi emberei, a stewardok,
akik ugyelnek ARA, hogy regi
rendnek vege legyen es a ja-
rom ne nyomja t0bbe a mum
kast.
Lehet, hogy a steward neha-
napjan mem partatlanul igaz-
sagos es f0leg a foremannal
szemben mem a legudvaria-
sabb modoru. De ezen mem le-
het csodalkozni. Nagyon sok
even at nyeltek ezek a steward
ok ezernyi gorombasagot a fore
man reszer6l, hogy most va
lamit visszaadjanak bel6le.
Soha olyan gyorsan kis carokat
lie mem tortek, mint eppen eze-
ket a foremaneket.
Elhissztik keszseggel egyik
foreman smer6siinknek, hogy
szinte naponta odavagja a mil
hely felett 6rk0d6 unio steward
a szemebe:
- Ha mem tetszik, anit rem
delek, akkor veheti a kabatjat
Is kalapjat es lit hagyhat ben
ntinket, akik ennek csak 0rven-
deni fogunk. Es ktil0nben is
okosabb, ha maskent viselke-
dix, inert ha a nagybizottsag
ele viszem a dolgot, akkor mem
0nmagat6l mehet ell, hanem re-
pulni fog a gyarbd.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
MI OKOZTA A PUSZTULAST

Az egesz amerikai nemzet
fajdalmas keSerusegere az
"0-9" newt vagy szamu sub
marin New Hampshire allan
Portsmouth newt varosanak
kozeleben negyszaznegyven lab
melysegre merult el 0r0kke a
tenger hullamaiban.
Csaknem harminc kitiino
amerikai tengeresz vesztette
el eletet ebben a sz0rnyu sze-
rencsetlensegben. Ilyen mely-
segbe, mint ahol ez a Sub
marin fekszik, semmifele bu-
var mem tud lemenni vagy ha
lie is ereszkedik, a rettenetes
viznyomas miatt munkara KEEP
telen. A halo tehat oft marad
0r0kre a tenger feneken es
a hivatalos tenyezok ait mond
jak, hogy a szerencsetlenseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
hetO lett a hianyOSSag.

heto lett a hianyossag.
A fiatalsagnak persze mem
volt meg a szaktudasa es gya-
korlata. Ugy latszott tehat,
hogy ismet csak a ketsegbe-
eses ele neznek, inert megint
oft allanak, hogy mem juthat-
max munkahoz.
Tanui voltunk egy ilyen je-
lenetnek, magunk mentiink az
egyik gyarba egy kozepiskolat
vegzett, huszonegy ewes fatal
emberrel, akit joindulatulag
fogadtak, de azutan elkezdtek
faggatni:
= Erie a Smith csavar-vago
gepek kezelesehez?
A mi fiatale emberunk csiig-
gedten mondta hogy eleteben
Sc latott meg olyan gepet, anne
lyen csavarokat vagtak volna.
A faggatas persze tovabb
ment:
Erie a vas esztergahoz,
a furo gepekhez, a lyukasztok-
hoz?
Olyan ember, aki meg soha
mem volt eleteben gyarban, per
SIZE semnitse ertett ezekhez a
gepekhez sem. Amire azutan
tuladtak rata. Sajnalkozva,
inert hiszen a gyari tisztvisel6
is ember es szive van, de mem
alkalmazta.
10 par h6nap kellett hozza,
amig kideriilt, hogy q gepek-
hez val6 hozzaertes hianya ha-
zug iirtigy volt. A t6ke, a nagy-
t6ke gyakorlott embereket ke-
resett, lehet6leg a legolcs6bb
berekert es mem volt hajland6
ARA, hogy munkasok kepzese-
be penzt fektessen belle. Pc
dig
Az igazsag az, hogy a mai
gepek kezelesenek megtanulA-
sahoz egy het is elegend6, inert
minden egyes gep t6megre ter
mel, be van allitva bizonyos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03

munkara es a melleje allitott
ember voltakeppen csak ada
gol. EFT pedig meg lehet tanul-
nj OF munkanap, azaz negyven
ora alatt. Persze, a Smith csa-
varvago gep egy tanulatlan
ember keen mem fog egy hetig
annyi csavart kiadni, mint ha
olyan ember all melleje, aki
mar evek ota kezelte, de ezt a
gyarosok igen jol tudtak es
mem volt kedvik ARA, hogy
a kepzetlen fiataloknak egy
r0vid heti alkalmat adjanak
ARA, hogy a gep kezeleset meg
tanuljak. A legnagyobb hasz-
not akartak kicsavarni az els6
pillanattol kezdve.
Aprankent azonban rajot-
tex, hogy ahol mines, oft mem
lehet ugynevezett kepzett
munkast talalni. Ra kell te-
hat fanyalodni ARA, hogy KEEP
zetlen embereket tanitsanak XII
es e celra legalkalmasabbn
les talan legolcsobbnak) a
fatal emberek latszottak. Meg
nyiltak tehat a kapuk a fiata-
lok el6tt es ime, egy csapasra
megsziintek a munka koriili
panaszok.
Pontosabban kifejezve azon-
ban AIT kell mondanunk, hogy
csak bizonyos panaszok sziin-
tex meg. Ma mar mem beszel-
mex a kepzett munkasok hia-
nyar6l, hanem a munkasok tul
kapasai fel6l fujnak n6takat.
AIT talan mondani Sc kell,
hogy miben all a munkasok
tulkapasa? Abban, hogy SEER
vezkedtek es k6z0s kepviselettik
alapjan nagyobb falat kenye-
ret, tisztessegesebb munkabere-
ket, jobb munkaid6t Is dere-
kabb banasm6dot igenyelnek.
Amihez ugyan t6rvenyadta jo-
guk is van, de a t6ke eppen
emiatt sirankozik. Az a pa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03

Elhissziik, hogy vannak ilyen
tulkapasok, de ha a s0tet multi
ra gondolunk, akkor mem tala-
lunk benne meglep6t. Amilyen
volt a mosdo valamikor, olyan
most a t0riilk0z6.
nyen jelensegekb6l azonban
mem szabad ARA k0vetkeztetni,
hogy a munkassag maga akar-
ma vezetni a gyarakat. Ez az
a panasz, amit leggyakrabban
hallunk es arniben a legkeve-
sebb az igazsag. Ilyesmi esze-
ben sincs egyik uni6nak sem,
.akik mem akarnak egyebet,
csak a meltanyos szocialis ha-
ladAst.
Mas vilag van most, mint
volt a gyarakban. Ellentetek
vannak ma is minden vonalon,
de a haladas ezeket aprankent
el fogja simitani es a vegered-
meny mindnyajunk sikeresebb
boldogulasa es j6lete lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
(Folytatas,

Etel megtantorodott, pedig mem is
annyira az utes fajt, mint az, hogy Ger
gely meg tudta utni. Hangos sirassal bo-
rult az ijedteben elcs0ndesedett kisfiura
Gedgely dermedten ALT meg m0g0tte 8
is megerezte az utes fajdalmat. Mintha
abban pillanatban meghasadt volna va
lamicsket a siiri v0r0s k0d k0riilotte Az
asszonya utan nyult, hogy megsimogat-
hasa fejet, de az asszony sikoltozva me-
nekult el0le.
F0lbotorkalt lepcson, kimaszott va
lahogy szik alton es jodarabig oft all
dogalt csillagos eg alatt. Tisztan hallot-
ia, hogy veremben egyre sir Etel. Neha
Misike is segit neki Akkor nagyon meg
sajnalta oket es nagyon megutalta sajat
magat.
Ettol aztan ismet megduhosodott o.
dalt kerult, verem fele fordult es ugy
@rezte, hogy minden bajnak banatnak ez
az atkozott barlang az Okla. Eloszor az ok
level csapott a nadtet6re, olyan erovel,
hogy az eles mad megverezte kezet. Aztan
belerugott nehanyszor.
Tompa zuhanast hallott beliilrol es
Etel irtozatos sikoltasat. Ez sikoltas tel
jesen kijozanitotta. Elfujta a SCENE el6l
a vor0s k0dfelh6t. Megrazkodott, mint aki
nehez alombol Rad, leugrott az alton a
verembe. Etel eppen cipelte kifele a ket
gyereket. Csupa fold volt ruhajuk, meg
q hajuk.
Nit csinalt Gergely, nit csinalt
veliink? - sirt az asszony ketsegbeeset-
ten - rank szakitotta a hazat
-ket gyereket lefektette a foldre es
tisztogatta roluk homokot. Egyszerre
kezdett sirni mind ketto.
- Csakhogy sirtok bogaraim - SUIT
togta megkonnyebbulten az asszony, aki
mar AIT hitte, hogy agyonnyomta 6ket
Yerem beomlott fala Odaszoritotta gye-
rekeket magahoz simogatta, csokolgatta
6ket es mem erzett mar semmi fajdalmat
pedig a verembe omlo reszek alaposan
megvereztek a karjat. Egyszer csak latja
q halvany csillagfenyben, hogy oft terde-
pei mellettuk f0ldon Gergely is.
- tjss agyon, taposs agyon Etel, -
hallatszott ketsegbeesett ferfi fojtott
hangja, - raszolgaltam.
Etel Ieteszi ket gyereket es odaku-
SILK az urahoz.
- Nagyon ramijesztett Gergely, miert
tette?
- Mert nyomorusagos fereg vagyok
.. inert megsajnaltalak benneteket -.
- Most mi lesz velink?
- Reggel rendbehozom vermet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03

okat eppen exert mem lehet
t0bbe megallapitani.
A haditengereszet urainak
ITALIAN eleg volt ez magyara-
Eat, de mem az Egyesult ALA
mok nemes szivu eln0kenek,
aki joggal kerdi:
= Miert kildtek egy mar lom
tarba tett es veszelyesnek mon
dott szubmarint ujra a ten
gerre, mikor az veszedelmes
volt?.
Az elsiilyedt halo huszon-
harom ev elott epiilt. Mindig
sok bal volt vele es evek ota
csak mint ocska vas hevert va
lamelyik eldugott kikot6ben. A
meggondolatlan fel ii letesseg
most el6rancigalta a lomtarbol
ezt a sz0rnyiiseget, latszolag
megjavitotta is es azutan XII
kildte a tengerre, ahol a sors
keze derek tengereszeivel
egyitt elerte.
Ha senki mas, akkor az ell
n0k akarja tudni, hogy kinek
az agyab6l pattant XII ez a be-
teg gondolat es ne legyiink meg
lepve, ha hamarosan egesz ESQ.,
mo magas rangu tene ksz-
tisztunk keriil maid rosszul
megerdemelt nyugalomba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
A MUNKA k0RULI PANASzOK

tex volna az eletnek. tires zseb-
bel azonban mem lehet annak
Orulni.
Es mikor mar nagyon ket-
segbeejto lett a helyzet, amikor
joforman naponta egyebet Sc
olvastunk az ujsagokban, csak
AIT, hogy ez vagy amaz ifju ell
dobta magatol 0nkezevel ait az
eletet, amelyben semmi gyo-
nyoruseget mem talalt es amely
mar remenyt Sc latszott nyuj-
tani a jobb jovore, akkor "a
poreso modjara hullott ere a
varosra, annak gyaraira a sok
hadi rendeles. Annyi jott, hogy
lazas sietseggel epultek az vi
gyarak. Meg fel Sc huztak
egyikre-masikra a tetot, mar
helyuk0n allottak a gepek es
megindultak a villamos moto-
rok. oriasi gozkalapacsok zuga-
sa olyan larmat csapott, hogy
a hetedik szomszedban sem le-
hetett aludni.
A hadi rendelesek els6 erez-
het6 k0vetkezmenye az volt,
hogy munkasokra lett sziikseg
es ait mondtak altalanossag-
ban:
Ez mar igazan mem okoz
gondot. Annyi munkas van,
hogy valogatni lehet benntik
es meg akkor is felesleg mutat-
kozik maid.
A valogatas meg is kezd6d0tt
es ekkor feljajdultak a gyarak:
oriasi hiany van kepzett
munkasokban.
AIT Allitottak, hogy a hadi
rendelesekhez csak a szak1nat,
t0bbnyire a lakatos munkat
alaposan ert6 munkast lehet
hasznalni. Olyat, akinek Macy
gyakorlata van es ezekben erez