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Evening star., 1942-12-12
New 'Soybean' Plastic
Auqments Resin Supply

A new development in the field OF
soybean plastics, which promises to
augment the Nations limited sup
ply Of phenolic resins, is reported in
Chemical and Engineering News of
the American Chemical Society by
DR.. George H. Brother of the re-
gional soybean industrial products
laboratory, Department of Agricul-
ture.
Soybean protein can now be used
in the production of laminated plas-
tic material, or sheets of plastics,
new application of soybean protein
which cuts down considerably on
the use of high-priority phenolic
resins in the preparation of lami-
mated boards, according to DR..
Brother.
ut is possible to prepare a water
solution of soybean protein in for
maldehyde, which on drying is a
thermoplastic formaldehyde-h hard
ened protein" DR.. Brother explained.
"Fibrous material, such as sheets of
uIlol1eu kldlI paper, llnpTeSNdCeQ
with this solution and dried, may
be stacked between the heated pla-
tens Of a press and united into a
board with sufficient heat and pres
sure.
THE board has about the same
f1exural and impact strengths as
phenolic laminated material, but, of
course, less water resistance. How
ever, if single sheets of phenolic-
impregnated paper are placed on the
top and bottom of the stack of soy
bean protein impregnated sheets
when they are introduced into the
press, the resulting laminated board
will have exposed phenolic faces
and consequently the water resist
ance of phenolic plastic, except on
the edges.
This is not serious, because it
is necessary to protect the edges of
phenolic- -laminated board for maxi
mum water resistance" DR.. Brother
stated.
Evening star., 1942-12-12
Brightening the Kitchen.

|
Buying entirely new equipment
isn't always the answer to beautify-
ing your home All too often people
think a kitchen, for example, can't
be improved unless they add a new
range or kitchen cabinets, when a
coat of paint would make happy
room.
I A kitchen must be light and easy
to keep clean. 1t will be both these
things if you recondition every
paintable surface with white
enamel, which never loses it's gloss
or turns yellow.
This new enamel Is successor to
a famous product which required
many chemicals needed for war ma
terials. 1t can be used in many
places around the house and is espe-
cially good where brightness and
cleanability are considerations. 1t
is a fine answer for woodwork, for
it can be washed as readily as q
china plate and glistens as lus-
trously. 1t Is a splendid antidote
for dark rooms with little sunlight.
For example, it will turn a dark
kitchen into a CHEEKY, livable room
If you paint walls, tables, chairs and
cabinets with but one coat Of the
ever-white paint
The enamel dries quickly, too. If
you're painting stair treads, they'll
be dry in from three to six hours.
Use it wherever maximum light Is
required. for its shiny white sur
face reflects light generously.
WeatherprOofing Windows.
If you feel drafts of air when you
sit near the windows in your house,
or stand near the entrance doors,
you are allowing precious heat to
escape. No one can afford to waste
fuel, and no one needs to when he
can weatherproof his windows and
doors inexpensively.
A well-known manufacturer of
bronze and felt weather stripping
has placed Victory package on the
market which contains all the ma
terials needed to weatherproof any
window or door. The stripping ma
terial is a wood and felt strip. The
wood section is covered with two
Evening star., 1942-12-12
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mercial property rentals is down
ward.
Chicago-More vacancies are oc-
curing in Office and store properties
relieving any possible pressure to
increase rentals. Trend for both is
downward. Office space occupancy
approximately IS per cent Indus
trial space no longer demanding
premium prices.
Cleveland-Recent survey shows
rents in office buildings are the same
as for the last three to five years.
Store rents. definitely down, with
considerable increase in vacancies.
st. Louis-Survey showed 5000
stores vacant. Store rentals sta
tionary or decreasing except in Ger
tain war-benefited types of mer-
chandising where space happens to
be under percentage lease. Rentals
for loft space steady. Compare
lively large vacancies in smaller in
dustrial properties with a tendency
to decreasing rents.
Vacancies Up in Seattle.
Seattle - Commercial vacancies,
especially ground floor vacancies,
are increasing. Office vacancy is
about 10 per cent. Trend on rentals
stabilized approximately as of Janu-
ary, 1912.
Denver-Survey shows vacancies
for ground-f1oor stores to be 6.6 per
cent, for office building 1913 per
cent, which is double what it was in
1887. Office building rentals are
around 6623 per cent of the level
prevailing in 1928-9 Store rentals
are rs per cent below that level.
Rouston-Trend of business and
commercial rents steadily down.
ward. Vacancies in Office space.
ground floor store space at least
Is per cent.
Memphis-Fatality among ten
ants of commercial property in
creasing daily, and approximately
IS per cent of commercial properties
are vacant.
Columbus-The ratio of tenants
going out of business to tenants
going into business is about 10 to |.
Vacancies in storerooms and COM
mercial property now stand at ap-
proximately 20 per cent and will,
without question, grow.
Retail Store Rents Down.
Observation-Disclosures trend is for
rental decreases for retail stores.
Industrial properties nearly all
owned outright. Loft rents and
warehousing rents stationary.
Des Moines-The number of
vacancies in all types of property,
except residential, is alarming.
Camden. N. J.-Large increase in
vacancy for commercial properties,
and reduction in rent.
Indianapolis - Business buildings
are Is per cent vacant. Office space
is II per cent vacant and vacancies
are increasing.
Bellingham, Wash. Business
property is 20 per cent vacant. In
dustrial and commercial property
is 81 per cent vacant.
Atlanta-Trend of business and
commercial rentals definitely down.
ward.
Observation-Disclosures on COM
Evening star., 1942-12-12

Is expensive to produce, but the
hotter the water the greater the cor
rosive action and lime or mineral
precipitation, which shortens the
life Of the coils. Ask your master
plumber to adjust your water heater
temperature control df that type)
so the water temperature is never
above 140 degrees.
4. About once a month, open the
drain faucet on your water heater
and let it run until the water runs
clear. Such regular cleaning will re-
move sediment, mineral deposits and
rust which collect at the bottom of
the tank and which will cause the
tank to rust. Most automatic gas
water heaters have a tag on the
drain cock, provided for this pur-
pose, with printed instructions for
draining. Regular draining of the
water-heater tank will keep it clean
and the heating surfaces at their
best efficiency.
Evening star., 1942-12-12

two pounds of wallpaper paste
(Which comes in a package or bag
will be enough for an average room.
Place paper face down on a long
table, which has been covered with
clean papers. Brush paste over
strip with paint brush, covering all
except about three inches at top and
bottom. Bring the two ends to CEN
ter. so that there are two folds.
Allow paste to soak for a few min
utes.
To be sure that you hang paper
straight, place a weight on the end
of a piece of string and hang it
from a thumb tack at the ceiling.
This will give you a straight edge
to go by in hanging the first strip.
Get up on stepladder with your
folded paper strip. Unfold the up
per loop completely. Hold the paper
at upper corners with both hands
and lay it against the wall. Be sure
paper is straight. Smooth it down
from top to bottom with smoothing
brush; then from side to side, to re-
move all bubbles or blisters.
Wipe Off Paste at Once. '
Trim excess paper at top and bot
tom with razor. Wipe any paste
Immediately off woodwork or CELL
ing with cloths (Which you should
always keep handy, both to wipe
Evening star., 1942-12-12
By ELIZABETH GORDON.

If it seems difficult to make many
improvements around your house
and keep within the 5000 allowed by
the Government during one year,
why don't you cut costs by doing the
work yourself? This will be patri-
otic, too, for it will release workers
for more essential activities.
One job that almost any one can
do is to hang wallpaper. The right
tools are an essential part of the
job. Here are those you will need:
Five-inch paint brush for applying
paste, smoothing brush or sweeper,
roller for pressing seams (you can
use bed CASTER, scissors or a one
edge razor, stepladder, sponge, clean
cloths, a pail and a table at least
5 feet long.
In addition to tools, you will need
a good wall size and wallpaper paste.
The quality of both of these is i'm
portant. For if the wall is improp-
erly prepared the paper will not
adhere, regardless of the efficiency
of your hanging Job.
If you are papering over a painted
wall, it must be sized first to insure
good bonding Mix size (Which is
a POWDER with water in the pro-
portions recommended by the manu-
facturer. Apply to wall with sponge.
BY the time you have sized the whole
wall the first sections will be dry
enough to hang paper.
Hang Strip at Time.
Our adviser suggests that the
amateur cut, paste and hang one
strip at a time. Measure ceiling
height and cut off first strip from
roll. Allow about six inches extra
at top and bottom for handling.
Remove about one-half inch of the
seam on each side.
Now you're ready for the pasting.
Mix your paste in a 2k gallon pail,
using a stick to blend thoroughly.
A paste about the consistency of
thick cream works very well. About
Evening star., 1942-12-12
Mass Production Follows
Increased Housing Needs

Mass construction caused by war
time needs has created the housing
engineer" with the Government to-
day the main client, Rudolph A.
Matern, New York specialist in pre-
fabrication design and construction,
reports.
The rising demand for housing
has brought mass production meth
DDS to the building industry. This
requires a new approach to the
housing problem, including knowl-
edge Of materials. design, factory
and field production, construction
and costs, he pointed out in noting
the entire operation is planned in
advance from raw material to fin
ished dwelling,
Evening star., 1942-12-12
Hot-Water Heater Hints.

Hot Water Heater Hints.
Since it is unlikely that you can
replace the plumbing and heating
equipment you now possess, it is i'm
portant to understand the operation
of your present equipment so that
you can handle 1t intelligently and
get maximum results from it.
Here's list of things to watch
on your hot-water heater, according
to the Plumbing and Heating In
dustries Bureau:
/. Insulate your hot-water heater
Uninsulated tanks may use as much
as two or three times the fuel
needed for the same tank when un-
insulated. For this purpose you can
use a commercial tank jacket, as
bestos paper, which is inexpensive
and effective, or a 2-inch layer oi
rock wool, tied in place and COW
cred with a canvas jacket.
2. Check the temperature and
pressure-relief valve by hand every
few months to be sure it is working
freely. This valve acts as an auto
matte watchman that guards against
excessive presures due to overheat-
ing or any failure of controls.
3. Excessively hot water not only
Evening star., 1942-12-12

mercial and industrial space run
from 8 per cent to 40 per cent
Vacancy on office building space
stands at % per cent.
Rock Island, Ill-Very little
demand in recent months for in
dustrial space, and more vacant
space than for several years.
Shreveport, lathe trend of
business and commercial rents in
this entire area is down.
Madison, Wis.-Vacancy in busi-
ness property is the highest since
1888, and is steadily increasing.
Oshkosh, Wis.-Vacancies in the
business section more than tripled
in the past year.
Evening star., 1942-12-12

coats Of . special durable lacquer;
the felt Is Of good quality and forms
close contact through which no
air can pass.
There are two types Of packages
for window weatherproofing: A So
inch set and a 36-inch set. Each
set contains about 20 feet of
stripping, nails for tacking in place,
a special gauge to make installation
easier and complete instructions.
This stripping can be installed on
any double hung or easement win
Evening star., 1942-12-12

dow. The patented gauge assures
an even. firm contact even when the
Misunderstanding is applied by an
inexperienced handy men.
The door. set contains materials
and tacks for a 3x7-foot door.
Window Misunderstanding sets cost
around 81; door sets under $1.50.
Evening star., 1942-12-12
|HousehoIders Advised to Do
Their Own WoNpopering Jobs
May EnobIe Home Owners to Make Other
Improvements, Yet Stoy in $500 Limit

paper and keep hands free of
paste). This is especially important
If ceiling is calcimined and cannot
be washed with water.
If your paper has pattern which
must be matched, you will have to
make allowances for this in cutting
the succeeding strips. Often as
much as IL inches must be allowed
to take care of the design. So be
guided accordingly in figuring the
needs of your room.
In pasting the next strip, lap over
the first about 1-16 of an inch.
Professionals advise this procedure
for amateurs rather than butting
the edges, since it will take care of
any unevenness which may have
occurred In cutting. When a few
strips have been hung, press seams
down with the bed caster dncluding
bottom and top seams. Continue
until entire room is papered.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05

hasonlo esetekkel, de annyi
maris bizonyos: soha nemzet
meg olyan tisztesegessen mem
keszilt haborura, mint az
Egyesult Allamok eppen most.
Roosevelt 6vatossaga mellett
mem fog al1il5z semmi szeny
fuz6dni.
Az elso nehezebb jelenetnek
van azonban egy tanulsaga,
amt mar most le kellene von-
nj es ez az, hogy a kritikAval,
amely legt0bb esetben halo
mason alapszik, ami csak fl
nomabb kifejezes ARA a sz6ra,
hogy pletyka, nagyon 6vato-
san kell banni.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a haboru
vezetese k0rul vannak hibak,
hogy jobban is lehetne csinal-
nj a dolgokat es hogy mem
minden ember megfelel6 ARA
polcra, amelyre allitva lett.
De ketsegtelen mas is. F6-
leg az, hogy minden egyes en-
berunk, akire valami munka
lett bizva, teljes hazaszere-
tete es joakarata ARA, hogy
feladatat pontosan, s6t a le-
heto legjobban vegezze ell. Ext
a feltevest meg kell adni min
denkivel szemben elozetesen
es ha csalodnak egyes esetek-
ben, akkor meg mem omlott
ossze a vilag.
A polgar haboru idejen
Grant fovezer legnagyobb ere
je abban volt, hogy mem esett
soha ketsegbe Sok csatat vesz-
tett, de mindig nagyobb er6vel
folytatta a kuzdelmet es We
gill helyreallitotta az ameri-
kai nemzet egyseget az utols6
gyoztes harccal.
Ha itt-ott meg fognak a ha-
boru soran egyes emberek bot
lani, az mem baj, inert a f6
kiizdelmet becsiiletes szandek
vezeti es a vegen ez a nagy
nemzet csak dics6seggel keriil
XII a haborubol. Els akkor q
kozbeeso kis botranyok SEM
NIT sc szamitanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
EzUST ING
A BORTONbEN

North Carolina allan Ashe-
vile varosban Judge F. Don
Phillips, a Superior Court BIZ
raja ket evt6l harom evig ter
jedo idore a b0rtonbe rendelte
William Dudley Pelley urat,
aki az allan reszvenyeladasi
t0rvenyeit megsertette.
Hasonl6 iteleteket olyan
gyakran hallunk, hogy mem
is irnank fel0le, ha mem tud-
nank, hogy ez a bizonyos Pei
ley ur az amerikai Silver Shirt
eziist inges fascista vagy nazi
mozgalom vezere.
Evek ota irtak es mondt&k
Pelley fel6l, hogy szelhamos.
Ennek dacara tisztara nAcil
jelszavaival hosszu id6n at ga
razdalkodott, amig vegre XII
t0rte a nyakat. Kideriilt r6la,
hogy szelhamos Is vele egyiitt
piszkos mozgalma is eltiinik q
fold sziner6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
AZ ELEMi IGAzSAG0K

sorab6l val6 az, hogy leveg6b6l mem
lehet megelni Minden vAllalkozAsnak az
tizletfelek j6akaratu partfogasa az alap-
ia Is ICY az ujs4g is olvas6 tabor&nak k&sz-
segEre van utalva.
Ennek lAthat6 jele az, hogy az olvaso meg
ada kell6 ellenerteket az ujs&gjAnak AZ
el6fizetks formAj4ban.
lap els6 oldalan Athat6 cimzes ponto-
san megmondja az el6fizetks lejAratanak
napjat. Kerjuk, nezze AIT meg Is ktildje be
el6fizetkset, ugy hogy lap lej4rati napjat
mindig idejekoran megujithassuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
ARANYASoK

Penzem is van valamenny-,
bar apropenz sem ahhoz ke-
pest, amt Nyugat nekem a
j0v6Den XII fog termelni.
Maguk lit aranyporszemeket
meg aranyr0g0ket asnak XII a
f0ldb6l, en- azokat az aranya-
kat szedtem fel, amik a ba-
nyaszok kezen elhulltak.
De ahogy maguk becsilettel
megdolgoztak minden ounce
aranyert, eppen olyan becsu-
lettel dolgoztam en- minden
dollarert, S akarmerre men,
mex a nyugaton, solt Peter
fel6l AIT halifax, hogy becsu-
letes kereskedo, akinek ezer a
baratja,
En- azzal jottem el Magyar
orszagb6l su h a n ckoromban,
hogy vissza megyek, mire ka-
tona sorozasra kell allnom,
kaland volt az amerikai ut a
szamomra.
Evek 6ta feladtam ezt a
gondolatot, en- 0ssze nottem
Anerikaval, a Nyugattal, S
tugy erzem, hogy nekem hiva-
tasom van lit, hogy nekem
munkam van lit, ami el6l mem
lehet, nem is akarok, mem is
tudnek elmenf1i.
AIT mondtam az elobb, hogy
sok penzt fogok szerezni.
Ez biztos.
De az csak a kis resze a j0-
v6nek.
A nagyobb, a szebb, a gazda-
gabb resze epiteni egy orsza-
got. Nezni, hogy a birodalom
mikepen epul es tudni, erezni,
hogy segitettem a munkaban.
Csak egy dologban van
hianyom.
Emberekben.
Emberekben, akik megcsi-
naljak mindazt, amt en- 0ssze
almodok olyankor, mikor a
Sun River menten a Sawtooth
hegy tetejer6l a mi nagy biro-
dalmunkon szetneztek.
Emberekben, akik velem hisz
mex, velem dolgoznak, es velem
almodnak.
Hogy egy nagy csaszarsagot,
egy nagy birodalmat adjunk a
hazanknak, Amerikanak, hogy
a Nyugatot el6keszitsuk azok-
max a szazezreknek a szamara,
akik ezentul jonnek utanunk.
Mert jonni fognak, sokan,
mindig tobben, S egyszer a ket
tenger k0zt lakott lesz minden
talpalatnyi fold, inert Europa
zsellerjei todulni fognak ebbe
az orszagba, ha megtudjak,
hogy lit mem hold, hanem Sec
ton szamra torhetik fel a fol-
Diet maguknak.
Belga bankarokkal talalkoz
tam Denverben, akik egesz IA
lukat akarnak kitelepiteni a
nyugatra. Hollandok is JON
mex hasonlo t0megben, S egy-
seer talan Kelet Europa fold
hoz ragadt nepe is megindul.
Minket a sors azert rendelt
XII a Nyugatra, hogy el6-6rs0k
legyunk, akik az utanunk j0-
voket azoktol a kiizdelmekt6l
megovjuk, arnikkel a nyugat
hatalmas vadonjai bennunket
fogadtak.
Id6vel megtalalom az embe-
reket is ere a munkara, es
magukat kett6juket hivom
meg els6knek, hogy segitsenek
nekem az orszag-epitesben, a
mire a sors csak ezer eszten-
d6nkent ad egy-egy embernek
alkalmat.
Es az ajan1atom megmutatja
mindjart, hogy mennyire hi
seek az almOkban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05

Tizenegy ora fele jart, mikor
Solt Peter megjelent a claim
en- S ARA kerte Hillt Mathewt
hogy hagyjak abba a munkat
tiz percre, inert fontos mon
dani valoja van, mindkett6jiik
szamara.
- Nagyon kerem, hogy ne
szakitsanak meg, inert amt
mondani akarok, az fOntos S
AIT alaposan atgondoltam, mi
el6tt kijottem. Hallgassanak
meg, S csak azutan feleljenek,
Ina felelni akarnak.
AIT tudjak, hogy en- uzlet-
ember vagyok, ait is tudjak,
hogy idaig szerencses voltam
az uzletben.
Azkrt, inert el6re szoktam
nezni es mem hatra. Mialatt
maguk lit dolgoztak, en- a
West trailjeit jartam, hol mula
fogattal, hol lohaton. E's amt
maguk innen mem lathattak,
AIT en- LATHAM.
LATHAM, hogy nap-nap utan
szaz meg szaz ekhos seeker jon
kelet fel6l, s hogy azoknak a
Macy resze orokre lit fog a
nyugatDn maradni.
LATHAM, hogy azok k0ziil, a
Xix Hde arany utan j0ttek, So
kan gazdagon mentek vissza,
t0bben csalodtak.
"A csalodottak kisebb resze
vanuord, egyik aranymez6r6l a
1nasikra. Ezek a gyongek, a
Xix szivarvany utan szakadva
az utszelen elesnek.
Az er6sek, a pioneerek fel-
torik a roget, amelyben ara
nyat mem tudtak talalni, de a
mely gyemantot terem a sza-
mukra, mihelyt egyszer fel-
szantjak.
LATHAM banyakat, amelyek-
ben mar mem aranyasok tur-
kalnak arany utan, hanem ha-
talmas gepek eziistot, rezet
szednek XII a fold gyomrabol,
S latom, hogy eek muhelyeket,
gyarakat hoznak a nyugatra.
Wyoming elhagyott arany-
telepen itt-ott a hazak keme-
nyei ujra fiistolnek. Foldmu-
vesek laknak benniink. S akik
ket eve meg buffalot vagy
szarvast l6ttek, hogy a ba-
nyaszokat elelemmel ellassak,
ma Wyomingban nevelt mar
hat vagnak a szamukra.
Csaszarsag lesz a nyugat,
hatalmasabb a keletnel, inert a
keleten az vi jovevenyek koziil
a gyongek maradnak, de a bat
rak, az er6sek elj0nnek a nyu-
gatra.
Ide hozzak 6ket az arany, az
ezlst, a vegtelen legel6k, a ha-
talmas erd6k, a nagy, szabad
teriilet, amelyb6l a Missouri
keleti oldalan mar keves van.
lit epil a j0v6 orszaga, es
akik hozza k0tik a sajat j0v6-
jiket a Nyugathoz, azok nagy-
ra n6nek a nyugattal.
Solt Peter mem tudta, hogy
mem is beszelt, hanem szavalt,
hogy profeta m6djara a j0v6be
nezett, S Hill es Mathew olyan
igezettel hallgattak, hogy mem
tudtak volna felbe szakitani
akkor sem, ha Solt mem kerte
volna 6ket, hogy ne vagjanak
kOZbe a beszednek.
- En- hiszek a Nyugatban,
en- a Nyugattal akarok Is TO
gok n6ni, es rata leszek, hogy
minden er6mmel a Nyugatot
szolgaljam.
En- AIT hiszem, hogy nekem
van eszem, tudom hogy van
akaratom es kitartasom dol
gozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05

Mgl''&''!z:
lkovetkezett, mem volt jofor-
man semmi keszlete. Tekintet-
be kelleett venni AIT is, hogy
mem csak a pillanatnyi szuk-
segre kell gof1do1ni. ri tudhat-
ia AIT ma, hogy meddig tart
Ia haboru, amelynek soran
minder1 tizszer olyan r0vid
lido alatt pusztul Ell, mint be-
kebeli id6kben. Is lehet-e a
katonanak AIT mondani, hogy
peldaul jarjon hajadon f6vel,
inert a sapka keszlet kimertilt.
Aki EFT mem veszi szamitas-
ba, az mem tudja, hogy mi az
igazi haborus szukseglet.
Egyetlen viharos, es6s ejszaka
peldaul annyi takaronak hasz-
malt pokrocot tehet tonkre,
albany katona van a harcteren.
Es mi t0rtenik akkor, ha ked-
vezotlen csatak eseten gyor-
san vissza kell vonulni. A hely-
szinen marad minden hadi
anyag es az ellensegnek mem
lehet ait mondani:
Tessek most varni amig
a gyarakbol megerkeznek az
vi felszerelesek, amelyeket
most fogunk maid megren-
delhi.
Gregory tabornok sok egyeb
k0z0tt reamutatott ARA is,
hogy ebben a pillanatban a
hadsereg katonai reszere csak
1,165,313 el6irasos nadrag all
rendelkezesere. Sok katona
meg ma is polgari nadragban
tesz szolgalatot, inert a kato-
mai anyagot mem kapta meg.
Es azutan a katona eletben,
amely sarat, es6t, nehez terri
letet mem ismer, meddig tart
a katonai nadrag? Nagyon r0-
vid ideig. Az ellenseges sane
arkok fele hason csuszo ka-
tonatol XII varhatja AIT, hogy
kimelje a nadragjat? Vege lesz
annak sokszor percek alatt.
A magunk polgari eszevel
igazat kell adnunk a tabor
noknak, hiszen a vadaszati
igenyre vasarolt nadragunk jo,
ha a rovid ket honapra tart
ell. Ennek a mi nemzetiinknek
vedo katonakat mem lehet XII
tenni.
Es mindezek tetejebe meg
egy dologra tudott hivatkozni
a tabornok. ARA, hogy amit
vasaroltak, soha nem k0lt0t-
tex t0bbet a rendes arnal.
Mem fizettek tul semmit, ha
sokat is vasaroltak es ez mar
onmagaban is elismeresre mel
to erdem, anely sok hibat
tesz jova.
Valljuk be 6szinten, hogy
mi a ket fel vitajaban es a
koriilotte felhangzo larmaban
polgari esziinkkel igazat mem
tudunk osztani. Lehet, hogy
az egyik felnek van igaza. Le-
het, hogy a masiknak es az
is lehet, hogy egyiknek sincs
igaza. Eppen csak annyit tu-
dunk, hogy felszerelesek mel
kill hadsereg mem lehet el es
ha az penzbe keriiI, sok penz-
be, a nenzet biztonsaga er-
dekeben meg kell fizetni AIT
a sok penzt.
Ez az els6 botrany, ami XII
tort a nemzetvedelem k0riil.
Kes6bb is talalkozur1k maid