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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-20
UNEMPLOYMENT
CONFERENCE SOON
Councils Holding Good
Street Meetings

NEW YORK.-All workers organ
izations, union locals and fraternal
orders, tenants leagues in Manhat-
tan south of SO St, and the Madison
Square, Downtown and Waterfront
Unemployed Councils, are called to
send two delegates each to a United
Front Conference on Unemployment
to meet May 10 at 1890 a. m. at
Manhattan Lyceum. The purpose is
to unite and coordinate the work of
struggle against starvation in this
territory. The details will be worked
out Of the daily struggle to stop evic-
tons, get back fees from fake agen-
cies, form house committees and te-
nantS' leagues, conduct a struggle for
a 20 per cent reduction in rents, and
particularly to conduct a house to
house canvass to gather information
of the neediest cases of UNEMPLOYED
workers for which relief will be de-
manded from the city.
The conference is called in the
name of the Lower Manhattan I'm
employed Council, and organizations
not yet receiving letters of invitation
to it, should communicate with the
secretary of the council at l6 West
21st Street.
Big Street Meetings
The Downtown Council of the I'm
employed held meeting of some
300 workers at University and 14th
Street, Saturday night, and stimuli
taneously another at the councils
concentration area center, Ave. B
and Fourth st. Both meetings were
very successful, and $50 Labor Uni
ties and so Daily Workers were sold
at the University meeting. A meet
ing will be held at 11:30 am. today
at Leonard and Church.
To get out the necessary leaflets,
hire the necessary halls, ETC., the
Downtown Council is putting on a
May Day Eve Rally and Ball, April
30, at 131 West 28th st. There will
be prominent speakers, refreshments
Will be served, and the Workers Lab
oratory Theatre is furnishing a jazz
band, and staging show and other
entertainment.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-20
What's On
MONDAY

AlOANbA -
Workers Ex- League
WIN hold an open air meeting at
PM. ia Pitkin and Hopkinson AYES
brooklyn, after which branch of
the legaue will be organized. All
worker eXservicemen of Brooklyn
are urged TO attend this meeting and
then march to headquarters of the
new branch.
W.I.R. Band Rehearsal
VIII be held at 81 w. 2sth st. at
pm. in preparation for May Day.
May First Pageant
Rehearsals will be held at $50 z.
81 street today and Thursday.
WEDNESDAY
"May First Lecture
VIII be given by Mary Adams, re-
Gently returned from the Soviet I'M
ion. at $3.50 pm. at 1929 Bathgate
Ave. under the auspices of Councils
; and "a.
building Maintenance Workers Ind,
Union Fraction
Meets at pm. BE on time. Place.
IS L. 18th st.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-20
Need Vehicles
for May Day

All Party members and sympa-
thizers who have trucks, cars or
motorcycles which can be used
for May Day should register at
the headquarters of the United
Front Committee, 16 w. Dist st.
Telephone Chelsea 3-0962.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-20

JOBLESS MEETS, TOLEDO

TOLEDO, Ohio, April 15.-Polish
Branch, No. 5, of the Unemployed
Councils of Toledo held their regu-
lar weekly open-air meetings every
Thursday at La Grange and Striker
Sts., North End, at 6 D. m.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-20

Fight iynching. Fight deporta-
ton OF foreign born. Elect dele
gates to your city conference for
protection Of foreign born.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-20

Force is the midwife of every old
society pregnant with new one. 1t
5 itself an economic power."--Marx:
The Washington times., 1931-04-03
Mold on Bread HealthfuL
Scientists Discover

much about mold, the strange
vegetable growth that can occur
in thousands of different forms.
They have discovered that no
form Of mold is poisonous, how
ever deadly it may look, but that,
properly controlled, it can be made
a vital factor in promoting hui
man health and happiness.
Cannot Be Avoided
Mold is so all-pervading that
you cannot avoid eating it and
even breathing it. When you
walk up to a soda fountain and
order a soft drink, chances are
you will be served with concoc-
ton containing citric acid, one Of
the most general products OF
mold.
When you tear off the tinfoil
on a piece of yeast, you are pre-
parinl, to eat a solid cake Of mold.
If you are a lover of good cheese,
your Roquefort and Camembert
will introduce you to forms Of
mold every time you indulge your
self.
The Washington times., 1931-04-03

at certain seasons, a vicious snake
but one who will retire rather
than fight. The mongoose
incidentally tries to avoid trouble
unless cornered.
Experts at the Smithsonian de-
clare that cobra can easily be
tanned and will make no effort TO
harm anyone unless in the breed
ing season. Then, the snake will
pursue an enemy. At the zoo
the cobra is sharing a cage with
whip snake. While not friends,
they do not intrude on each
others favorite spots in their
den.
The Washington times., 1931-04-03

Little did the thousands who
watched the progress of King
George v of England in his re-
cent illness know that his recov'
cry was hastened by mold-a
blood brother to the nasty green
stuff that causes lou to turn up
your nose in disgust when you OBJ
serve IL on a piece Of stale bread.
The King was given infections
of calcium gluconate, made by
American chemists in Washington
from a form Of mold.
Mold Is Health Factor
BY producing this chemical,
mold has proved an unexpected
medical ally in the treatment OF
calcium deficiency in the blood.
Recently scientists have found out
The Washington times., 1931-04-03
MAGNATE
HELD IN THEFT
ATTEMPT
"Herbert Murphy" and Aide
Taken in Hotel After Demand
of $4,000 on Texas Man

LAREDO, Texas, April 8
UN.SO.-A preliminary trial is
scheduled today for a man who
gave his name as Herbert
Murphy, but who police claim is
c. c. Julian, Los Angeles and
Oklahoma oil man, charged with
attempting to rob l.. S. Boiling,
wealthy San Antonio operator, of
$4,000.
Caught At Hotel
The suspected man and C. C.
Boren, who claimed to be his
secretary, were jailed yesterday
after their arrest in a hotel lobby
as they were preparing to leave
with Boiling.
According to police, Boiling
accused the two men of entering
his room in a hotel here, holding
him at the point of a gun and
demanding S5O.OOO.
He refused, Boiling told police,
and was forced to accompany
the men down the elevator to the
lobby. There Murphy" and
Boren were arrested by a police
man attracted by their peculiar
actions.
The arresting officer said
Boiling nudged him as they
passed. arousing his suspicious.
Find Gun On Julian
After search, a gun was
found on the man whom police
claim is Julian.
Boiling, police claimed, revealed
his companions identity as the
same c. C. Julian, who once
headed the $100,OOO,0OO Julian
Petroleum Corporation whose col
lapse caused a series of court
trials and scandals in Los
AngeleE. Several letters in the
pockets of Murphy police said,
were addressed to C. C. Julian.
The Washington times., 1931-04-03
Cobra-Mongoose Rivalry
DispeLled as MYTH

The often told stories Of the
lifelong enmity of the cobra and
mongoose and of the many re-
sultant fights are built on fiction,
according to records at the
Smithsonian Institution.
While 1t is true that a mon
goose will fight a cobra, the lit
tie animal does not go out of his
way to find the snake and any
fights which do occur are usually
forced.
The cobra while the most
venomous Of land snakes and per-
haps the quickest of the deadly
venomous variety is not, except
The Washington times., 1931-04-03

methods when once you learn the
efficiency Of this more pleasant
way. A small bottle is sufficient
to show it's merit.
Be sure to get genuine Phil
lips Milk of Magnesia prescribed
by physicians for more than so
years in correcting excess acid.
Csc and soc a bottle; any drug.
store. Complete directions for its
many uses are enclosed with
every bottle.
The Genuine Milk OF MdgneSid
Is Glt0dyS liquid-neUer a tablet.
Look for the Phillips name on
bottle.
The Washington times., 1931-04-03

FOR NINETEEN years. Research Department has
kept intimate touch with every development of Sci
that could be applied the manufacture of cigarettes
During this period there has been development of tested
value importance to the smoker which have
incorporated into the making of Chesterfield cigarettes.
LggsH Myers Tobacco G.
The Washington times., 1931-04-03
PAIN sf:|A f:'s'I'':A}9I
II tor Troubles iii iii
after eating ::;;.I|;;;';: Nh
- ii
IL GAS iii IN

WHAT many call indigestion" is
very often nothing but excess acid
in the stomach. The stomach
nerves have been over-stimulated
and food sours. The corrective is
an alkali, which neutralizeS acids
instantly. The best alkali known
to medical science is Phillips
Milk of Magnesia. 1t has re.
manned the standard anti-acid
with physicians in the SO years
since it's invention.
One spoonful of this harmless,
tastelcss alkan will neutralize in
startly many times as much acid
and the symptoms disappear at
once. You will never use crude
The Washington times., 1931-04-03
EASTER RECESS
STARTS TODAY

Today may be Good Friday to
some people, but to $4,000 school
children in the District of Colum.
bia, it is the first day of the
Easter recess-a holiday of 10
days.
With the final hours of yester-
days session replete with Easter
parties and plays, the Washing
ton public school population is
today embarke, on its last long
holiday before the summer recess.
Glasses will be resumed in the
public schools a week from Mon
day, not to be interrupted for
prolonged Period until June II,
when the three-month summer
holiday begins.
The Washington times., 1931-04-03
Take Poison Victim
Files S17O,OOO Suit

LOS ANGELES, April 3 GN.SJ
Claiming that he became totally
paralyzed as the result of drink
ing a poison sold him instead Of
Jamaica ginger, Thomas P. Kelly
today had a $4,000 damage suit
on file against the Chambers Drug
Company.
The Washington times., 1931-04-03
Chest Donors Set
= NeW Pledge Record

Breaking all records for con-
tributions, donors to the Commun-
ity Chest last month paid $244,-
543.4l on pledges, officers of the
movement announced yesterday.
Forty-seven per cent of the 1881
pledges have been collected, it was
reported.
The Washington times., 1931-04-03
Belgian Queen Ends
Visit to Ddu0hteT

BRUSSELS, April 3 G.N.SD.-
Queen. Elizabeth of Belgium has
returned to the capital after an
absence of several days.
She visited her daughter,
Princess Marie, at Turin. Princess
Marie is wife of the Italian Crown
Prince.
The Washington times., 1931-04-03
KITE CONTEST
WEDNESDAY

Both young and old will par.
ticipate in the annual kite contest
to be held under the auspices of
the District of Columbia Model
Aircraft League Wednesday in
Anacostia Park.
The competition will be divided
into four groups, one under IL
years of age; the second, between
IL and 16; the third, 16 and older,
and the last, the father and son
group, that is, any adult and 12-
year-old working together.
With four types of kites ad-
mitted in the contest-kites with
tails, tailleSs kites, box kites and
combination kites-the competi-
ton will be judged on the basis
of workmanship, performance
and artistic decoration.
Perhaps just the apartment Won have
e.
The Washington times., 1931-04-03
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The Washington times., 1931-04-03

Perhaps just the apartment you have
been waiting for can be located nv
turning to the Rental Columns in to-
days Classified Ads.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
KTO MOzE ZIADAT o REPA
TRIACIU?
f. Il. (. S.

Mnohf cudzinci nerozume.iu do
teraz repatriacny plan depart
mentu prace mnoho raz 81 ho
plett deportaciou. Tento mvsny
nahl'ad vzkrsnul akiste na pod
klade zprav 0 "raziach' ma Gu
dzincov, zdrzujicich sa V tcjto
krajine rrotizakonite, a 0 nepre-
stajne stupajilcom pocte depor-
tacii. Repatriacia ME je to ist6, co
deportacia, mix, kto bol pripu-
steny do Spojenych Statov zako-
nitou cestou, nemoze byt' dontlte7
ny, ably sa dial repatriovat' ma
vladne trovy. Iba cudzinec sam
moze prejavit' prianie, ably no
posIali do startho kraju na vlad-
ne trovy, a musi ia tym ciel'om
podat'. zvlastnu ziadost' 0 repa-
triaciu. Takyto odjazd, al ked
sa uskutocni "a prispenia, depart
mentu prace, ME je ziadnou de
portaciou. Ma druhej strane ne
slobodno pravda tvrdit', ze to je
"dobrovol'ny odjazd", jake :
prfpade toho cudzinca, rktory ide
odtial'to do zahranicia ma nayste-
WI. Takyto cudzinec moze sa vra.
tit do Spojenyych Statov ako ne
l1votovy cudzinec, zatial Go GU.
dzinec repatriovany nebude 81
| moct vratit' akiste nikdy.
RepatriaeIre opatrenie VT 'ahu
je sa len ma tych cudzincov, kto
ii lie sti u krajille vyse troch 70
koy. Mnohi 3 nich, ktori ST tuna
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
KULTURNI MIsSIONARI.

Dna 2. augusta zavitala do
'velmesta Detroit skupina skol-
skych deti vo veku Cd 8 do Ia
rokov Whiting, Ind. Sd to deti
slovenskych rodin prishlchaj1-
cich do osady Neposkvrneneho
Pocatia Panny Marie, kde je du-
chovnym spravcom rev. Jan Lach.
Tento mlady knaz, plny idealov,
premysl'al, jako by sa dal sloven-
sky narod kult1rne povzniest V
Amerike. Poeul caste, ze Slovaci
sd l'ud nizkej kultury Glow cul-
tured people) ze su len ostudou
Amerikanom. Bolelo no to, jako
bolt kazdeho Slovaka, ked' pocu-
je tax hroznd kritiku o svojom
narode. / zaumienil 81, ze dokaze
Amerikanom, ze Slovaci, zvlast
katolici, sd aspon tax kult1rni,
ked' ME Wac, jako inc ciastky
americkeho naroda.
Vybral 81 sposob ten najt 'azSf,
ale najviac do oci bijuci. Vybral
81 slovensko-katolicke deti mu-
ziku. Kto chce dobre muziku
hrat', zvlast' v 1tlom veku, musi
mat Madame (talent). A div di-
vdci! ia sam a sta a sta inych
Slovakov Detroit nemohli SINE
uverit' svojim oeiam a svojim u:
Siam, co SINE videli poculi 9
augusta v Auditoriume sv. Cyril.
la a Methoda. Amerikani, zvlast
tt, co sa muzike dobre rozume,
Ii, boil zrovna hystericki mad kra
sou, zvucnost 'ou, preciznost'ou &
disciplinovanost 'ou tejto detske,
muzikalnej skupiny. A led' sa e
Ste doznali, ze to obrovske muzi
kalne dielo bolo uskutocnene z;
kratkych 30 mesiacov q i po
roka), vyronilo sa ich duse Il
znanie: eff the Slovaks hav'
such talented children, they mus
be admired" (Ked' Slovaci maj1
tax talentovane deti, musia byt
obdivovaniD. To je to, co rev
Lach chcel docielit': vynutit' U
menim uznanlivost kultlrne
hodnoty Slovakov 20 strany A
1nerikanov.
Docielil to v Detroit, a som
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14

sty, ze docieli to ma celom vycho-
de cd mas vsetkych zavisi, ably
sa dostal pred najvyssf forum:
do White Housu. Nechze sloven-
ske katolicke title deti presved-
cia ich muzikalnym umenim, j
to prezidentovo srdce, ze s1 Slo-
vaci cennym zivlom americkeho
naroda.
Ok1zleni SINE sedeli cele tri no.
diny, kym ten whitihgskyy muzi-
kalny vykvet vyhraval nam tie
najpeknejsie kusy opier, chyrne
marce, miesaj1c medzi ne nase
krasne slovenske kompozlcie. Bo-
la to neopisatel'na dusevna hosti-
na. Me jedly, ale - odpust tie -
hltaly nase duse ten muzikalny
pokrm omoceny tou najfajnej-
Sou omackou nasej symfonickej
slovenskej skladby.
Ked' ukoncili, kadzemu mas
vynoril sa hlbfn duse vzdych
Skoda, ze s1 uz u konca! A ne
zpozorovali sme, re sa uz bllzils
nocna II. hodina. PoteSili sme So
tym, ze vsak ma zpiatocnej cestt
6. septembra So este raz zasta
via u mas a pocujeme ich Ease
| Budd mat prilezitost' pocut' icl
i ii, co ich nepoculi Futovali
ba fakticky pocuje ich repre-
zentacne celia slovenska Ameri
ka, lebo prave v tie dni mohutn;
nasa Prva Katolicka Slovensk;
Jednota bude snemovat' V mason
velmeste, ba i nasom Audito
RUNE.
Ked dosly deti ma busoch k ma
semu kostolu, ii, ktori ich videlt
sepkali 81: "Coze m6zu tie Diet
dokazat' ? Jakli muziku m0zu "a
hrat' - - Niektori l'utovali ic.
"Skoda bolo i'm tn prist'!"
rev. Lachovi skoro povedali
"Tie deti nemajd rozumu, al
Wy, knaz, mali ste no mat a Ii,
priniest'' ich sem, lebo skoda ic
a skoda Vasich namah, ii mic p,
riadneho nedokazu.' Ked' al
vosli do budovy a priniesli
svoju uniformu do poriadku a II
kOmando professora M. j. Ed,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14

New York, y. Y. F.L.P,A.>
Joseph Gianni, spravca talianske-
no Department. Francllzskej Ii
ME, navstevuje uradovne tejto Il
ME po Spojenych Statoch a budc
osobne West zvlastnu vypravu,
ktora odchadza z, New Yorku na
obrovi s. S. PARIS 16. augusta
1. rano. Cestovatelia vysadnil
na LODI Is. aug.
. Mr.. Gianni viedol mnohe via.
nocne vypravy, je dokonale zkil-
seny v cestovani a postara sa Q
vsetky potreby cestovatel'ov !
MIN idtcich. Da pozor, ably ce-
stovatelia al ich batozina prisl
st 'astlive az sdoniov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14

Wy kohokoTvek, ale nikdy ME ma
trovy vladne.
Ma deti Amerike rhrodene Sd
tento zakOn newt ahuje.
socialne problemy v pripadoch
repatriacnych.
Imigracnym dradom bolo de-
partmentom prace nariadene, ably
sa vo vsetkych zalezitostiach re-
patriacnych usilovaly zlsllat' spo-
lupracu dobrocinnych organiza-
eli a instit1cii, jako verejnych,
tax al s1kromnych. Tato spolu-
| praca je zelatel ma, pretoze repa-
triacne pripady sn zvacsa 1zko
spojen6 s problemami socialnymi.
| Kooperacia cudzojazycnych or
eanizacii ie ticz vyhladavana.
Mnohe vybory pre- pomoc neza-
mestnanvm, organizovan6 cndzo-
jazycnymi spolkami, dostavaju ak
iste mnoho ziadosti 0 informacie.
tykajdce sa procedtiry repatriac-
nej. Tieto vybory mohly by vsak
pre- ziadatel a vykonat' vel'a
Wac, ako poskytovat i'm pune in
formacie. Spolkovi cinitelia sll
zpravidla dobre informovam jako
pomeroch V Amerike, tax al O
hospodarskej situacii V starom
kraji. Su preto vefa kompe.
tentnejsie, ako ktokorvek iny, a,
by davaly radu vo vsetkych pri
padoch, kedy hrozi stroskotanie
domacnosti, kedy repatriacia mo-
re mat "a nasledok, re repatrio
vany cudzinec sa octne vol'akdt
V zahraniGi na milne, alebo Ike
dy repatriacia by mohla zaprici
nit vacsiu biedu, ako ktorou tr
pei cudzinec tuna, kedy sa bol do
casne octnul bez zamestnania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14

Podl'a oznamenia nemeckej
vlady, Nemecku je teraz s.
$4,000 pudi bez zamestnania, 0
10000 Wac, ako bolo pred dyoma
tyzdnami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14

%, klOIyCH Jeuud tietlild ou
dieveata, vyrukovali ma javisko
(niektora trlba bola vacsia jako
jej majitel') zaujali svoje mie-
sta ked' konecne Ma dany znak
svojho lidera fukli do svojich in
strumentov ozvaly sa bubny a
bubnicky, vydali takil mohut-
most hlasu, re sa isla budova sr1-
tit. Ked' ale zaeali nasu hym-
nu: "Hej Slovaci", to uz nebola
ami banda, ale jakoby zivy, hovo-
riaci a spievajuci organ, lebo tax
umelecky vynucovali tie hlasy 70
svojich instrumentov, re sa po-
dobaly najutesenejsiemu spevu,
A to nam otvorilo oci. Videli sme
pred sebou uz ME title deti, ale
mohutnych slovenskych kultnr-
nych obrov, pred ktorymi musi
vziat' kazdy sirak dolu.
Rad by som to spravne opisat ,
ale marny by bol MOI pokus. To
musi clovek, vidiet' poeut'
Mia uplne ocarili. Jedno vsak
poviem: Ked' V Auditoriume ma
stala horucost pot tiekol ich
tvarami, ma rozkaz velitera slo-
I'll kazdy a kazda svoj plast'
Vtedy ukazali sa nam ako deti a
vyzerali jako cukrovi vojaci a
sto chuti SINE mali ich popap.
kat, keby neboli viva krv, kost
a telo - slovensk6 deti Whit
ing, Ind.
Skepticizmu bol koniec! III sa
mi, co ich pred pol hodinou pod
cenovali, hovorievali 81: ''To nj
| je kapela, to je div" w terra
kazdy premysl al, co urobit', a
by boil odmenen1, ich praca occ
nena a zaroven potuzcn1 ma d al
sci ich ceste, co kultdrni missio
mari.
Moja NAL 'uckost' vySla ma ia
visko, radost'ou mad mimi az k 81
zam pohnuty, uznal som i'm ic
veliku pracu, potnzil ich, aby Wy
trvali, boil poslusni svojim voc
com a povzniesli slovensky n;
rod Amerike. Cital som Z ic
oci rozhodnutie, re to prekon;
jd. UpozorGuj1c ich, ably dbali
svoje zdravie, privolal som in
"Do videnia, mile deti, Sc
tembri!"
Clenkyne OltarnehS spolku p
chystaly i'm veceru sllromn1, a
zazivnu. Ked' ich ale oknzlili ,
vypocutf niekol'ko kusov, dali s
do prace kuchyni a kym sl1o1
cii koncert, 70 skromnej veccl
vystrojily i'm banket.
Pritomni farnici, ked' uz n
mali mic, cim by sa i'm mohli z
vd'acit', ziadali 81, ably ii umel
poctili ich aspon prenocovali
Mich. Bol to zavod !! Kazda rodil
chcela mat dvoch, troch, ba
: sest' Z mich. Wac ako 20 rodina
sa uz neuslo Z Mich.
TAX 81 ocenili naSi svojic
TAX, myslim, urobia slovens
katolici vsade Ably sa ale iny
nestalo to, co sa nasim Detro
canon stale, koncert pripravui
ci vybor mech vopred da prile;
tost' rodinam, ktore 81 znain
cenit' missijnu pracu within
skych deti, ably 81 ma nocl'ah z
bezpecili tol 'kych, kopkych che
Bude to Iahsie pre- rev. Lach
ktory 81 velice cenf vel'kodr
most a pohostinnost' odusevr
nych Slovakov, ale v posledn
n chvili kazdemu vyhoviet' mem
ze.
Len este jedno. Ked' ich hos
te, nedavajte i'm veci Rev. /
chom zakazane. Deti musia G
zat' dietu, mac by sa pochore
ma ceste. Opytajte sa ich, co IL
j1 dovoleno.
Ma konci este toto: Pricinl