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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-27
New Years Eve
Party At Casino
Buffet Turkey Supper and
Dancing Features of En-
tertainment
SINGING BAND FEATURES

The West Atlantic City Fire Com
pany will celebrate with a New
Years Eve party in the Casino. Sat
urday night, December 81.
The last party given by the Fire
Company was a Christmas party
and was well attended by the social
elect of Atlantic City and the main
land. At that time it was voted by
all present to hold the New Years
party.
Chairman Wagner of the enter
tainment committee, promises many
novel features and surprises. The
music will be furnished by a sing
ing band which has been secured
for the occasion.
The admissions are limited to
seventy-five couples and tickets
may be had of the committee MEM
bers or at the casino. A buffet
turkey supper is to be served, and
door prizes will be awarded.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-27
West Atlantic City Homes
Keep Pace With Modern Tastes
Rough Wall Finishes Now B,
Spanish-Interestng Developments Follow

The wide-awake designers and
builders of homes are always de-
veloping new plans for use in dwell
ing construction. having in view,
in the development of these plans,
means for saving steps for the
housewife.
Comment frequently is heard to
the effect that to sell a house a
builder only has TO get the woman
member, or members, of the pros
pective purchasers family interest,
ed in pretty wallpaper and an all
tile bathroom with a shower Thar
may be the case, but it is the ,ex>
ception rather than the rule.
The modern housewife in this
mechanical age is paying attention
to many other factors. These fac
tors are almost beyond enumer-
alton. 1t can be stated that the
number of Dashboard outlets is an
important factor, for there is a
growing increase in the demand on
the part of The Lady of the
House" for electrical household ap-
planes.
Then, too, there is the all-impor:-
ant question of proper location of
the various kitchen facilities, such
as the permanent berth of the gas
range and the sink.
One of the problems is the
location of the washtubs. The other
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-27
The NEWS OF WESTATLANTIC CITY
Our Opportunity

SOME FOLKS say that opportun-
ity comes but once-others but once
year. HotUeuer right or vrong
either may be we mant to take ad-
vantage of this season of ''begiming
again to thank our friends for
fauors in the past and to reiterate
our plans for advancement in the
coming tomorrow. We are as young
as the neiO year, just as hopeful, just
as rigorous, just as aggressive.
We INTEND to build more
strenuously in the ensuing t,Uelue
months than no,U seems lUitIiur
human capacity to ach,ieUe; by so
doing ace intend to build a greater
community. The time and the
opportunity are here.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-27

long room, and is fitted with traps
and bunkers, providing excellent
indoor sport for golf enthusiasts.
From the green of the lawn, to
the green of the ridge pole tile, set
off by the whiteness of the walls,
the house is perfect, and is one of
the finest examples of colonial
architecture to be seen in the east.
1t qualities, unquestionably, to be a
member Of the exclusive Bay Drive
colony of homes which is growing
slowly but surely, augmented every
now and then by fine, new and
striking example of the builders
art.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-27

is the proximity of the furnace to
the fuel bin.
The tubs are conveniently
located with sufficient hot and cold
water faucets. In the matter of
providing for an electric iron, most
houses give no cause for complaint.
There are, however, two import
ant subjects in home construction
that so far have been touched on
lightly by designers and builders.
These, nevertheless, are receiving
their attention. One of the subjects
is the distance between the furnace
and the coal bin and the other is
that of garbage and rubbish dis
posal
Steps are being undertaken to
correct waste of steps by placing
the furnace and the bin in such a
position as to enable the taking OF
the fuel from the bin and placing it
on the fire with the least possible
effort.
AS to garbage and rubbish dis
posal, the designers and builders CT
homes again having taken into con
sideration the manifold duties of
housewife, now have hit upon an
inbuilt moderator incorporated in
to the masonry of the chimney
This incinerator not only lightens
the burden of the housewife but it
also advances cleanliness in and
around the home by the elimination
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-27
Architects Home
of Unique Design

Standing far back on spacious
lot. this beautiful stucco bungalow
at Glendale, Cal, attracts the at
tention of all passersby. 1t was de-
signed and built by George w.
Mishler as his own home.
The arched gateways in perfect
balance at either side of the house
and garden wall are plastered with
tinted portland cement stucco to
harmonic with the house. surfaced
with the same material. The house
itself is a true American bungalow.
There is little to Suggest Old World
design in its architectural lines.
The rooms are well lighted by many
windows
The recessed. tiled entranceway
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-27
$50, 900 MORE
FOR POLICE
Atlantic City Plans To
Haze Special "Owf'
Shift

The appropriation for police in
Atlantic City will be increased by
$500
This was done BY shaving down
other appropriations. Il was said
the money viii be used to finance
an Owl police shift. designed to
check great increase in midnight
burglaries during the past two
months
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-27
Ingersoll Home
lsFine Example
OfBuilding Art
Recently Completed Mansion
UphOlds Finest West At
lantic City Ideals
LATEST ADDITION
TO BAY DRIVE
Novel Features of House In
clude Putting Green-Con-
tains Fourteen Rooms and
Five Baths

The recently completed home OF
Vice Chancellor Robert H. Ingersoll
of Atlantic City, located at the cor.
ner of Bay Drive and Bretna Place
in the center of the tract, is caus.
ing considerable interest in build
ing and architectural circles.
This magnificent structure, q
mansion of fourteen rooms and five
baths, is designed in the Colonial
period style. The architect, A. L.
Brooks, used to excellent advan-
tage the sharp contrast of green
shutters upon a white wall back
ground. Like the majority of homes
in this suburb, the Ingersol home
is finished in magnesite stucco, a
finish which protects against the
ravages of salt air.
The home is situated on a large
plot of ground on the Bay Drive,
which is fast becoming the finest
residential street in this part of
the country. In back and to one
side of the house there is a two
car garage.
Entrance is made through a
colonial doorway into a large re-
ception hall which is thanked by
spacious coat closets on either
side. Two fireplaces, one in the
living room, and one in the sun
parlor, are featured.
The living room is large, finished
in manner in keeping with the
architectural tendency of the
house, finished with polished
floor of some dark, expensive look
ing wood. The room opens to sun
parlor which gives out upon Lakes
Bay This is glass enclosed, and
has a fireplace in one end which
makes it a CHEEKY place for winter
gatherings.
Dining Room GOOD.
The epicurean layout is unusual
" good. A beautiful colonial din
ing room opens into pantry,
which in turn opens into the large
but efficient kitchen. An attractive
feature of the kitchen and dining
room layout is that they are de-
tached from the rest of the house
because of their arrangement and
need not be entered or passed
through save at meal times.
A large laundry room, an effic-
lent boiler room, and two lavatorfes
complete the first floor Layout.
These lavatories are finished In
tile throughout, and equipped with
fixtures of Gothic colonial design.
Four Master Bedrooms.
Two staircases lead to the Sec
ond floor, and open on to a broac
hall. Four master bed rooms face
the hall, each of them lighted and
ventilated with scientific cross
current air ventilation.
Three bath rooms, all finished in
tile. divide the rooms into suites.
The baths differ in color, one be-
ing white, one cream, and one
green. both tile and fittings being
superbly matched.
Putting Green Feature.
The third floor of the house con-
tains the servants quarters,
large store room, and putting
green. The green is laid out in
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-27

of the garbage pail and the bottom
of the steps rubbish basket" which.
according to insurance authorities
is responsible for many dwelling
fires.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-15
MEGERKEZETT
LORD ROTHERMERE

Egy par shonappal ezelott meg
senki mem tudta, hogy vilagon
letezik egy Rothermere nevu en-
Der. Mint ragyog6 iist0kos csil-
lag, ugy emelkedett homalybol
magyar igazsag egere ennek az
embernek neve, aki angolorsza-
gi four, tobb nagyon elokelo es
elterjedt angol lapnak tulajdo-
nosa. Anglia kozvelemenyenek
formalasahoz Macy tekintetben
hozza jarulnak az 8 lapjai, ami
kor valamifele iigyet elkezd lap
jaiban emlegetni, az egesz vllag
fulelni kezd.
Lord Rothermere a szetszagga-
tott, szerencsetlen Magyarorszag
igazsaga erdekeben emelt sz6t a
k0zelmultban, amiota az elso be-
tilt k0z0lte Magyarorszag igazsa-
ganak erdekeben lapjanak ha-
sabjain, 8 maga is mindinkaIbb
meggyozodik, hogy milyen egbe-
kialto igazsagtalansagot kovettek
ell aszerencsetlen ezeresztend0s
Magyarorszag ellen.
Lord Rothermere most Ameri-
kaba Jolt. TIT letet sok mindenre
fel fogja hasznalni. De rendkivill
elfoglaltsaga dacara is, elso helyet
magyar iigyek foglalJak ell mum
kak0reben.
Rothermere lit lete mar azert
is nagyon sokat jelent, inert uJab-
ban Borah szenator Macy erdek-
lodest tanusit magyar ugyek
irant, amint ertesiiliink C ket XII
valo S nagy newt ember talalkoz-
nj fognak, beszelgetesuk egylk
targya Magyarorszag sorsa lesz.
Nemcsak azok a magyar We
reink. akik csonka sziilohazaban
vannak, nemcsak azok, akik az
elszakitott terGleten nemzeti ha-
lalra vannak itelve, de mi Anne
rikaban el0 magyarok is kell.
hogy halaval gondoljunk ere az
emberre, aki annyira 0nzetleniil
s oily hathatos m6don karolja fel
AIT az ugyet, a magyar nemzet
sorsanak iigyet, amely iigy nem-
csak magyar szempontbol fontos
hanem Europa bekejenek is fon
tos iIgye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-15
MoLNkR FERENC
MEOERKEZETT ANIERIKABA

Evek 6ta minden leheto m6don
figyekeztek erdekeltek rabeszelni
korunk legismertebb magyar ir6.
jat ARA, hogy tegyen latogatast
Amerikaban, ahol szindarabjai
fenomenalis sikereket ertek ell.
Ez az ir6 Molnar Ferenc. Eddig
hiaba valo volt minden igyekezet,
inert annyira iszonyodott Molnar
a tengeri utt6l, hogy semmi eset-
re sem akart kijonni.
Most vegre sikeriilt rabesze-
les. Annyira sikeriilt, hogy Mol
mar mar meg is erkezett, lit van
Amerikaban. Negotiate ct fele-
sege, a hires magyar szineszn6,
Darvas Lili.
A szinhazi k0r0kben a legna-
gyobb melegseggel fogadtak ezt
a magyar ir6t, aki dacara annak,
hogy egyik nevet sem engedte
amerikaisitani, anyira hires lett,
hogy talan mines meg eg ymasik
iro, akinek neve annyira ismert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-15
Farrell Hirek
Az EIS6 MAGYAR BETEasE
GELYz0 GYULESE

A Farrell Els6 Magyar Beteg-
segelyz5 Egylet december lien
tartotta evi gyiileset. A tagsagnak
SO szazaleka jelen vol az evi gyT-
hogy 6ket meg erdekli az egylet-
ben elofordul6 iigyek. A sok es
fontos iigyek elintezese utan az
vi tisztikar megvalasztasa kovet-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-15
.AMEKlKAI MAGYAR hlRl:AR.

1az Ifjusag egyszeruen lefogja ga.
zolni a Mahoning Valley-t, inert
kell hogy 5szinten megvalljuk,
|hogy az ifjusagiaknak sokkal ne.
hezebb a youngstown csapatot
legyozni, mint peldaul Slaviat.
A youngstown csapat er6sen dol
gozott, 'bizony nagyon gyakran
lveszelyeztette az Ifjusag kapujat.
lSokkal tohb izgat6 jelenet jatsz6-
dott lie a kapu el6tt, mint a Sla-
via merk5zesen, bizony ha ka-
| pus mem produkal igazan szep es
hatalmas jatekot, az eredmeny
mas lett volna. Dicseretet erdemel
a kapus.
Burton is gyonyoriien jatszott
S legnagyobb veszedelemben is
meg6rizte nyugalmat. Felszabadi-
to rugasaival sok veszedelmet ha-
|ritott ell a kapujata.
Az Ifjusag ez alkalommal mint
ha mem latszott volna olyan SEE
pen, mint szokott, ITALIAN azert,
inert a Valley nagyon er0sen dol
gozott es ugyancsak szorongatta
az fjusagot. Ugyan az Ifjusag lit
is folenyben volt, de ez mem volt
annyira eszrevehet0, mint az el6b-
bi iitk0zetekben.
Az id6 gy6nyorii volt jatek-
ra, bar a hideg egy kisse csipos
volt. A jatekot vegig tekint6 ko-
z0nsegben igen nagyszamban vol
talk magyarok, ami annak bizony-
saga, hogy a sportkedvelo magya-
rok szama Youngstownban es a
k0rnyeken szaporodik. A cleve-
landiak Macy szamban jottek Ell,
hogy kedvenc csapatukkal egyutt
drukkoljanak. Ahol oily nagy az
erdeklodes, hogy a jatsz6 csapat-
tai ilyen messzire is eljonnek, oft
lehet a sportkedvelo koz0nseget
nevelni.
A sip ket ora negyvenot perc-
kor sz6lalt meg. Jeladas meccs
kezdesere. Az Ifjusagiak szel es
nap ellen jatszanak. Az Ifjusagiak
tamadnak, de a Valley resen van.
Ajatek nem rendkiviili, a valto-
zasok gyorsak. Ugy Is percnyi
jatek utan az Ifjusag folenybe
jut, s megszjiletik az elso goal.
Ezutan megint eros jatek fejl6dik
XII. A jatek valtozatos es gyors.
A Valley jateka kezd eroszakossa,
durvava fejlodni. Ennek dacara
az Ifjusag eey mask gollal tetozi
az eddigi sikereket A felidoben
az eredmeny 20 az fjusag ja-
vara.
A masodik felidoben a Valley
kezdi iatekot er0sen tamadja
az ifjusag kapujat, de hiaba, inert
az Ifjusag resen van, vedi a kapu-
lat, mikor Valley latja, hogy
mem tud 'boldogulni, gancsolni
kezdi lapdat kezzel fogni, ep-
pen ugy, mint az embert. A biro
mem veszi figyelembe. A Valley
reszerol jatek tobbszor eldurvul
mar att6l lehet tartani, hogy
verekedesse fajul. Az Ifjusagiak
azonban keriiInek mindenfele osz-
| ~ - - - - - 1UDnwI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-15
S p . r +
80 az Ifjusag javara

Multi heti lapszamunkb6l =
helysziike Matt kimaradt
sporttudositasunkat az alabbiak-
ban kozoljiik.
Megtortent az elore behirdetett
merk6zes, meg pedig az Ifjusag
gyoze1mevel. A gyozelem ugyan
mem volt olyan, mint amilyennek
nemelyek elore elkepzeltek, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-15

vel (aleln0k) a regi tisztvisel6-
ket ujb6l megva1asztottak. Az al
elnok, aki a 145-ik III. osztaly
iigykezeloje volt es ujb6l AIT ell
vallalta, Feher Gabor ICY az 3 he
lyebe egy j6 harcos verhovayista
lett valasztva. A valasztas cred
menye szerint elnoknek Sveig@
hart Istvan, alelnok Baborsgi Al
bert, titkar Kuti Tamas, penztar-
nok Papai Andras, beteglatogato
Fellner Daniel szemelyeben lettek
megvalasztva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-15

kezet. Eln0knek Antal Istvan,
alelnok Papp Marion, jegyv5 Sa-
mu Gyorgy, penztarnok Kiss KAl-
man, penztari ellen8r Gereb An
dras, beteglatogat6k Sharon-ban
Kiss Imre, Sarrell-ben Papp Mi
haly lettek megvalasztva. - Boil
dog uj evet az uj tisztikarnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-15
SHARON, PA.
A vERHOVAYIsTAK
GYttIESE

A V. S. E. Sharon, Pa. 26-ik fl
okla december 4-en tartotta ev-
zar6 es tisztujit6 gyUleset, amely
alkalommal a fi6k tagsaganak
megelegedese nyilvanult meg a
volt tisztviselokkel szemben. An
nal is inkabb, inert egy kivetele-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-15

szeiitkozest s csak ARA vigy&z-
max, hogy a kapujoknal valami
.baj ne legyen, goal ne erie nem-
sokara ok meg egy goallal szapo-
ritjak gy6zelmiiket. A mecs vsget
ert, az eredmeny 80 az ifjusag
javara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-15

Orvos: Miert iszik folyton pa
linkat? Miert mem iszik inkabb
tejet? Az vert ad.
Beteg: Mem vagyok verszom-
jas!
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

A-ray examinations in a London
hospital recently revealed an open
safety pin in a girls throat, a large
button in the throat of another girl,
a mutton bone in that of a woman of
go and large piece of beefsteak in
that of man.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Since State Game Warden D. E.
Pettis announced a week ago the de-
tails of the buffalo hunt to be held
next December under the auspices of
the Arizona game department in
House Rock valley, nearly 100 holders
of 1927 Arizona fishing and hunting
licenses have registered with the de-
partment.
The weekly pay check, because of
higher wages and steadier employ
ment, will buy one-third more than it
did in 1914 in spite of increased prices
of commodities.
Plans are being rushed on the Yuma
airport, which will be about GAO acres.
The army and navy are keenly inter-
ested, due to the strategic location of
the field.
October l will see the upper floor
of the new Mesa community hotel
completed and ready for occupancy.
The entire building will be completed
by the last of the month.
With the charting of nearly SOC
miles of new road below the Mexican
border into Lower California, this lit
tie known but historically famous
land is now accessible to venturesome
motorists.
A report shows that information
gathered from nearly 1000 individ-
uals who visited in the state of Maine
as tourists last year spent an average
of $8581 each.
In meat shops in Japan women shop
pers do their own meat cutting, carv-
ing the joints and cutting off the
chops they desire.
Carbonic acid gas given off by
bread dough was held responsible for
the death of three English naval cooks
recently.
Plans are being made by the u. S.
treasury department for redemption of
the second liberty loan, of which APP
proximately $1,276,OOO,O00 is out
standing.
American automobile tourists spent
S2O3, 100000 in Canada last year, and
Canadian motorists spent $60,000,000
in the United States, according to es-
Inmates by the Canadian government.
National fire prevention week will
be observed throughout the United
States from October 9 to Is this year.
From a ton Of straw a chemist has
produced 1000 pounds Of useful pro-
ducts worth $3.50.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

An automobile with bullet proof
body and bullet-proof glass has re-
Gently been completed in this country
for Queen Marie of Roumania.
The Methodist church at Sweet
water, Tenn, has provided baby beds,
rocking chairs, dolls and toys for the
amusement of little folk while their
parents attend services.
If you don't believe it pays to dis
count your bills by prompt payment,
listen to this: The government saved
$4,298,448 in four days by paying
promptly and getting the, cash dis
count
Children sent out to ones home on
approval, all the same like crepe-de-
ehlne frocks--rhat is the modern dis
tribution method adopted by the Ari-
zona Children's Home association at
Tucson.
Daily train service from Nogales,
Mexico, to Guadalajara, Mexico, has
been inaugurated by the Southern
Pacific railroad of Mexico.
Hundreds Of sacks of wild rice have
been scattered by airplane over. the
marshes in Manitoba, Canada, for
ducks and muskrats.
More than 200 thoroughbred PAGERS
and trotters will compete at the Ari-
zona state fair in Phoenix November
Z to II. There will be five days of
snappy racing, from Monday to Fri
day.
Over $50 men are now being en-
ployed at the Coolidge damsite on the
Gila river above Florence.
The United States uses more than
300,000,000 pairs of boots and shoes
annually, with value of approxi-
mately $1,50O,OO0,0O0
Fire causes a yearly damage to for
ests of the United States amounting
to S20,00O,000, not including the harm
done to young growth, watersheds and
recreation.
Oil shale rising in rock ranges in
western Colorado and stretching
north and west into Wyoming and
Utah, offers mammoth oil supply
when the natural oil fields of the world
are exhausted, in the opinion of fed
eral and private experts. The shale
does not contain oil but does contain
all the elements necessary for the
manufacture of oil and several pro-
cesses have been patented for ex-
traction. 1t is said that pieces of the
shale can be burned like wood and the
residue makes excellent fertilizer.
A-ray examinations in a London
hospital recently revealed an open
safety pin in a girls throat, large
button in the throat of another girl,
a mutton bone in that of woman of
so and large piece of beefsteak in
that of man.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Contracts have been signed and
work on the plans for the new $780,
900 sewage disposal plant for Tucson
started by the engineering firm of
Black & Veatch of Kansas City.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

The embezzlement of S800,0O0 Of
funds of the Inyo county, Calf, bank.
and not frozen loans or decreased de-
posits, as claimed by the president of
the bank, caused its voluntary closing
last week.
Contracts have been signed and
work on the plans for the new $780,
900 sewage disposal plant for Tucson
started by the engineering firm of
Black & Veatch of Kansas City
Every baby at birth has potential
value Of $4,000. In 1924 there were
$1,930,614 births, representing an in
crease in human capital of almost
SIC, 100000, But in the first year
of life 136,730 of those babies died,
with resultant loss in the capital ac-
count of $780,, 100000.
The Pacific Fruit Express company
is building a new $4,000 car icing
plant at Mesa. The growth of the let
tuce and cantaloupe raising industry
in the farming section is so great as
to demand better refrigeration facii-.
ties for shipping.
Crowned heads of Europe, COVER
nors of states and business leaders
throughout the world sent greetings to
Thomas Edison on Saturday, the 5Oth
anniversary of his invention of sound
reproduction.
The little boy who used to believe in
Little Red Riding Hood and Tom
Thumb has now grown up to accept
as facts all the propaganda he reads
about the situation in Europe and
what we ought to do about it.
The discovery that the fiber of the
cocoon spun by the silk-worm could
be made into cloth is ascribed to Sc
Ling-She, Chinese queen who lived
about AZ centuries ago.
Sunday island, in the Pacific, is said
to be the tallest mountain in the
world, as it rises 1000 feet out of
five miles of water; this making it
nearly 10000 feet high.
There are more telephones on the
farms in the United States than there
are in France, Germany and Russia
combined.
Pinal county fair will be held in
mid-December this year, on the 18th,
10th, and II.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Snakes have killed more than mil
lion human beings in the last so years.
An average of 10000 are killed each
year in India alone, and from 5000 to
5000 in the American tropics, besides
thousands in Australia and Africa,
where most reptiles are poisonous.
Plans of a financial group, said to
be allied with the Ford interests, to
connect Ell Paso, San Diego, San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles by an air trans
portation system and ultimately oper-
ate a 100-passenger plane between
Los Angeles and Chicago have been
revealed.
Charging that his 16-year-old wife
nagged him, pulled his hair and swore
at him, Kenneth w. Filler filed suit
for divorce in Los Angeles court.