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Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-04
STREET SWEPT FOR DOLLARS

ALBANY, Ore. -U.P) "A broom
here sweeps silver dollars. A bank
employee dropped sack contain
ing $500 in half dollars on prin-
ipal street With the assistance of
broom donated by storekeeper,
she the pieces except one were re-
covered.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-04
CITY BANS AIR GUNS

KANSAS CITY, Kans.-U.P)-So
many complaints that young boys
were killing birds and breaking
windows with their Christmas air
rifles were received by police here
that Judge Henry Meade was
forced to ban air guns from the
city.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-04

afford to mar this record by a de-
feat at the hands of the March
field outfit. The airport team will
fly to the county airport near I'm
perial in bombing planes from
March field tomorrow afternoon,
and will fly back Immediately after
the game.
The first game will start at 7
o'clock, to be followed in rapid
succession by each of the others.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-04
CAT Is PART MINK

SEATTLE. -WP = Pisitot looks
like just an ordinary cat, but you
mustn't let that fool YOU She's
part mink, Mrs. E. Erickson, her
owner, says. 1t seems that Pisitot :
grandmother was half mink.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-04
NEW STATE POLICE BUSY

SALEM, Ore.-U.P>-Since its or
ganization five months ago, Oregon
state police have made 1854 ar
rests. Fine and fees collected
amounted TO 500, ,181 and $42,729,
respectively. Sentences to state
prison aggregated 215 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-04
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SUFFERING?

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charge for consultation. We
have cured thousands of men
and women of all ailments.
saved them from operations; CIV
en- them many additional years
of health and happiness. We
have had offices for 25 years in
San Francisco, Oakland and
many other cities in California.
Surely that proves our depend
ability.
CHUN KONG HERBS BRING
QUICK RELIEF TO STOMACH
SUFFERERS
Evening star., 1932-04-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PROFITS arising from the purchase of Sc
lected trade aceeptantes. one Of the best
Rrades OF commercial paper assured by re-
sponSible Endorsement and wide diversified
ton offer excellent investment opportunity
for those who have $500 or more available.
Hoy 5ss-W Sfnr nffics go
Evening star., 1932-04-17
POULTRY AND EGGS.
FARM AND GARDEN.

PERENNIALS-Good collection. with wonder
fui roots. hne specimen Grape myrtle in
colors. variegated privets, etc. Geo A. Will
Evening star., 1932-04-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

\
WASHERS. cup-model Laun-dry-ette. traded
aR eopp.r es sna ;s as: s. 1 ;si nsSou, Is ~
G' Othsr sSSsains sS IN % Washers, @ afsyss8 isoc S
aa raS siss % pes.aS
st. Adams o6ss. Columbia lo45e. Open
condition; 81 cost x25; excellent for Sum
mer camp. small country home. Clev. s4s7-J.
AUCTION sALE-Furniture Of every de-
auction on ThuTscay: April al 1882 at 10
&c nNrap STATES 'es co
PIANOS os-PIANos-PIANos.
We viii seI e PUBLIC auction on Thurs
spsndd I pianos S'R which You can ses R yoGf f
oSh gSrRp R'f srAEs ss soKAoRP TSSs eiRP0ec win '0O
STAMPS FOR COLLECTORS.
loo oinerent .....--......s..-..'' :! 90
cS2fs.pondene. Cor p,ess; Invited VIII cali anywheSe
IN Washington with approvas and sets.
Robert T. Bnrsess, H. Box l2o2' wash D.
FURNITURE SACRIFICE!
wns Of ggnf fgr,n2e Hg Niece nsst 's vsR
fute in excellent condition reduced TO $40.
Mahogsny. gate lea table. mirror and 2
al low price. Porch glider and 2 beach
cnairg. sl5 Different sized rusS cheap.
Inspect Sunday and after 9 30 any evening
4Ol1 zznd st. northeast lWoodTidgel.
FURNITURE & RUGS.
Clean sweep sale-Nev and reclaimed bed
room, living room and dining room suites.
odd dresser, chests and vanities. 3-pe. noer
s,dies. occasional and boudoir chairs. beds.
springs. mattresses. studio and day beds,
M Pas. apO ocr aHsE dspaa smDf
no rent to pay certainly enables US to sell
for less. Liberal terms.
NEW BARGAIN HOUSE,
1904 i4th ST. NV. Phone North 3s42.
Omen EVeninRH
Evening star., 1932-04-17

70 buy some used furni-
.l-e also baby erand piano for cash. Dis
Evening star., 1932-04-17
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

Il carat and II points, blue white
solitaire diamond ring, Unusual bar
gain. $50.
Evening star., 1932-04-17

"A real buy; income over t400 month
unlimited poskibilities; small down payment
SEE Mr.. FOWLER
Met 630a. 506 p O.. NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-17

ROOMING HOUSE
When 1T comes to beauty. here's a house
wonderful furniture; spotlessly clean; II
rooms; 18th and Mass. ave; rent low price
low $500 down
SEE MR.. FOWLER.
Evening star., 1932-04-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING HOUSE
Rooming house and beautiful home COM
olneo; near Wardman Park Hotel; all filled
with roomers: let us show you this place
before you buy
SEE Mr.. FOWLER
sos st. NV Met 63Qe
Evening star., 1932-04-17

COIN SLOTS fof marble games. New trick
proof Special prices. manufacturers. To-
ball games. all kinds Distributors wanted.
Stephens Co. 1419 Chestnut. Kans. City. Mo.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26

"Jobless women propose nude pa
rade," says a headline. Not even cloth
ed in their right minds, we take it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26
STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE TO Be
IN SESSION SOON
Convention Will Be Held
At Either Raleigh Or
Charlotte, 1t Is Under
stood.

Odus M. Null, of Shelby, chairman
of the state executive committee, has
called that body to meet in the hall of
the house of representatives at Raj
eigh on March l to fix a time and place
for the state convention.
Most Rowan party leaders would
like to see the convention held in
Charlotte or somewhere other than
Raleigh this time for a change. 1t is
understood that the place lies between
Raleigh and Charlotte with Sanford as
a likely compromise. Every convention
since 1908, when the body met at
Charlotte, has been held in Raleigh.
Rowan county will send Is or so
delegates to the convention.
There has been no capitalization of
sentiment in regard to the time Of the
convention, but there is considered a
likelihood that the precedent of the
last two conventions will be disre-
garded and the convention will be
held in April as was the case prior to
1928.
Governor Franklin D.. Roosevelt of
New York is the only candidate for
whom there has been any active work
in North Carolina and he is consider
ed far in the lead in this State.
Senator ]. w. Bailey last week at
tended Roosevelt conferences in Wash
ington and is strongly for him while
recent statements by Governor O. Max
Gardner and Josephus Daniels, under
whom Gov. Roosevelt served for eight
years as Assistant Secretary Of the Ma
Wy, have been similarly construed.
Chairman Null recently declined to
discuss the situation to Governor
Roosevelt.
Commissioner of Public Safety Carl
L. Williamson, who started the first
Roosevelt Club in the state, recently |
announced that more than 1000 mem
bers have been secured in Raleigh and
that an active canvass will be made in
the rest of Wake county this week.
The goal for the club has now been
increased to 5000 voters.
North Carolina will have 26 votes
at the Chicago convention.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26

wa in charge of a printing establish
ment for ]. B. Doub. When this es-
Enlistment was destroyed by fire he
opened the Peeler Printery, which is
now located in the Wright building
ON West Innes street, and at the time
of his death was engaged in its opera
ton.
The funeral was conducted from
the home on 229 S. Long street, the
Rev. B. ]. Wessinger of Haven Lu-
theran church officiating. Interment
took place in the Chestnut He'll GEM
etery.
Surviving Mr.. Peeler is a wife, Mrs.
Edith Peeler, four sons and two daugh-
tiers, Clarence and Frank of this city;
James Peeler of California and Leon
ard Peeler of Texas, and Mrs. J. Fl.
Royal and Miss Emma Peeler of this
city.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26

TOE MElLLEUR, Olympic dog sled derby contender, who with a COM
u panion was lost for twelve days recently in the frozen wiIds of the
North. How a small reserve store Of ordinary sugar, me Of the most
concentrated sources Of energy helped them to keep their stamina and
struggle back to civilization in good health, was revealed by MelIeur
when he arrived at Lake Placid for the Olympic winter events. Tho
above photograph was made at night as MeiIeur, a real "sourdoueh"
prepared his camp after a workout over the hills around the Lake.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26
LIQUOR IN STREET

Dunn-Two thousand gallons of as
sorted Canadian rye liquors and gins,
bottled in bond and bearing the stamp
of the Canadian government, was
dumped into the street here when a
large truck and trailer swerved off a
curve, struck a tree and was wrecked.
The driver of the car made lis get
away in a big sedan which was trail
ing the truck. Much of the liquor was
stolen before officers arrived.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26

expenditure of than $4,000 have
been definitely authorized for Cald-
we'll county.
Surfacing of North Carolina High
way No. 2S from Cashiers Valley
through Highlands to Franklin COM
pleted.
Elizabeth City-W. T. Grant Co.,
operators of nationwide chain of
stores, to open store in this city about
April 1.
Lenoir-H. Benjamin to open dry
goods and ready-to-wear store here.
Lumberton-Dr. R. S. Beam, eye
ear, nose and throat specialist, moved
offices to new quarters in Carolina
Theatre building.
Naturalization Hospital opened.
Kannapolis-City Bakery opened on
Main street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aDeParrmenr
Store being renovated.
Henderson-Motor Sales Co., of
Warrenton, dealers in Pontiac and
Oakland automobiles, consolidated
with local branch.
North Wilkesboro-Wilkes Hosiery
Mills Co, installing Teletypewriter in
office.
Edenton-W. H. Proctor acquired
management of Rose Five and Ten
| Cent Store.
East LaPort-Blackwood Lumber
Co. of this city, announced recently
that operations would start soon on
big pulp wood project, on which $50
men would be employed, in upper end
of Jackson county.
Co.
of Pennsylvania, to move one Of its
mills here, operations scheduled t. be-
gin March 1.
North Wilkesboro-In less than one
week amount of milk purchased at
Wilkes Cheese and Butter factory m
creased from 4,473 pounds Tuesday,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26
NORTH CAROLINA
WEEKLY REVIEW

The following record of industrial
activity lists items showing invest
ment of capital, employment of labor
and business activities and opportuni-
ties. Information from which the par
agraphs are prepared is from local pa
pers, usually of towns mentioned:
North Wilkesboro-Addition being
built to building owned by Call es-
tate.
Elkin-Effort being made to reopen
local bank.
Red Springs-Work progressing on
Red Springs Theatre building being
constructe don Main street.
Bolton-Saw> mill of Waccamaw
Lumber Corporation resumed opera
tons.
Smithfield-Business school opened
here under management of Mrs. R. L.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26
JURY CONNECTS
INGRAM OF A
=, LESSER CRIME

lander Lee Ingram, youthful ne
gro, was convicted this week by a
Rowan county jury of assaulting Mrs.
Marshall Stamper, white woman of
this city. The jury failed to find that
Ingram had attempted o criminally
assault Mrs. Stamper, the verdict COW
ering only a misdemeanor.
Sentence had not been passed by
Judge McRae Thursday.
In another case today, Judge Nc
Rae allowed a motion for nonsuit ir
the case charging manslaughter against
D. C. Carter, whose automobile hae
caused fatal injuries to Carl Tippett
a local barber.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26

frequently the story and the music
do not tell the same tale" she ex-
plains. "Music has been introduced
in spots without rhyme or reason
and an impatient audience be-
gins to wish that the mysterious
they out in Hollywood would
either cut out the story or the
music or put them together so that
they would jell.
Gas soon as they out in'Holly-
wood learn this lesson, America
can produce successful operettas
in the sound pictures. The Wen
nese operetta is, T think, the per-
feet type of production for the
movies.
"Take Let's. Pretend We're
Sweethearts,' the oft-heard waltz
ballad which wsn the pot Of gold
offered by a screen magazine. it
has the Viennese Tilt and Unhappy
to learn that a picture contest
brought it out. It's on the right
track"
Miss Macdonald is one of the
few stage stars who has made
good in Hollywood. After starring
in many musical shows she went
into pictures to star in musicals,
but because of her good lc07s9 -
we'll as her ability, was
in dramatic roles.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26
OPENS GRILL

w. E. Tennessee has recently open
ed a grill in the Wallace building on
West Innes street.
The shop will carry newspapers, soft
drinks, magazines, and will make a
speciality of sandwiches and plate
lunches. Delivery of all purchases will
be made in the business section.
Bud Shuler will be associated in the
management of the establishment.
During the baseball season the scores
will be received by special leased wire
every afternoon.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26
Famous Star NJ axes
Interesting
Comment

New York City.-Jeanette
MacD Donald, internationally ia
nous picture star, whose name
has so frequently been mentioned
as the logical portrayer of the
Merry Widow if it is ever pro-
duced in the sound pictures plans
to visit Tirana, Albania, where
The Merry Widow was first put
on as a court production for the
Albanian king and his court. In the
home of the %operetta's origin, the
American actress and radio star,
will absorb and observe native
tradition and customs and music.
While there Miss Macdonald
will study the music with an eye
and ear to sound reproduction
especially.
There is a future for operettas
In the sound pictures, but it will
not be a rosy one until directors
learn to make their music rhyme
with their story" she declares.
"Most %operettas produced so far
have not been as successful as
they might have been because so
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26

Jan. 49,, to 6,526 pounds on Monday,
representing gain of about 1000
pounds since opening day.
Observation-Disclosures on walls
of new post office building started.
Five hundred acres of tomatoes will
be grown this year under contract by
BERTHE county farmers.
Lenoir-Poultry shipped from this
point.
Raleigh-Total resources of state
banks in North Carolina on September
20, 1881, were $253,692,47S, an in
crease of $1,513,9SS over resources on
June so, 1881.
Rockingham-E. B. Morse Hard
ware Store moved to new location in
Morse building.
North Wilkesboro-A. & P. Store
shipping considerable produce.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26
Y. PEELER DIED
in TWIN CITY
SUNDAY NIGHT

D. V. Peeler, aged 81, owner and
manager Of Peeler's Printery, died in
Winston-Salem Sunday night follow
ing a sudden heart attack.
The deceased was a native of the
Gold Hill section of the county. He
moved to Salisbury about thirty years
ago and entered the printing business
as apprentice.
After serving his apprenticeship he
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26

here and Suffolk.
Sanford-Borden Brick & Tile Co.
plant operating full time.
Chapel Hill - Graham Memorial
building dedicated.
High Point-Effort being made to
reopen Commercial National Bank.
County highway projects calling for
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-02-26

Stroud.
Asheboro-J. P. Garner purchased
interest of H. L. Ingram in Ingram
Garner filling station, Fayetteville
street.
..Edenton-Norfolk & Carolina Tel.
& Tel. Co. rapidly completing addi-
tionaf long distance toll lines between
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
EGY MAGYAR ASSZONY 2
TORVENYTISZTELETE


Kecskemeten t0rtent meg a ma.
gyar ember .t0rvenytiszteletere
paratlanul jellemzS alabbi eset:
Varga Jozsefnet Tokolr6l idezte
tanunak kecskemeti t0rv6ny-
seek egy biiniigyben. Az1asszony
pontosan megjelent a targyala-
son, millor azonban k0ltsegeinek
kifizetesere keriilt sor, Vargane
lzijelentette, hogy mem tudja
mennyi az utilxoltseg, inert gya-
log tette meg a so Kilometres
utat. Ket teljes napon at gyalo-
golt S az ejszakakat is az orszag-
uton toltotte, csakhogy elj0hes-
sen tanuvallomast tenni biin-
iigyben. A birosag kifizette Var
game utikoltseget, aki azonban
kijelentette, hogy haza is gyalog
utazik, inert a par peng6 Tokolon
is igen Macy ertek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
A BATOR POSTASKIsAsSZoNY

Pecsrol jelentik: Vakmer0
rablasi kiserlet tortent yasarnap
Harkany gy6gyfiird6 postahivata
laban. Egy rongyos kiilsejii felfi
jelent meg a hivatalban es cGdu-
lat adott at szolgalatban lev6
kisasszonynak. A cedulara az volt
irva, hogy ne merjen egy szot sem
szolni, hanem adja at penztar-
ban levo osszeget, inert kiil0nben
lel0vi. a tisztyisel6n6 mem vesz-
tette ell lelekjelenletet, hanem a
fiokba nyulva, elorantotta revol-
ver6t 6s rafogta tamad6ra. A
rabl0 ere gyorsan kingrott az
ablakon es elmenekiilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
AGYoNvERT EGY LEGENY
EGY FIATALASSZONYT

A mez6kovacshazai Piacteren
remes kegyetlenseggel vegrehaj-
tott gyilkossag tortent szaz es
szaz ember jelenleteben.
Liptak Mihaly negyegyhazai
26 ewes legeny rovid 'sz6valtas
utan baltacsapasokkal agyonver-
te a piaci arusok soraban arusit6
BRO Gyorgyne battonyai fatal
asszonyt. A legeny a baltat ka-
batja alatt rejtve hozta magaval
es oman kapta elo a verekedes
alatt.
A balta lattara az sasszony ST.
koltozni kezdett es futott hado-
nasz6 legeny el6l, aki azonban
a nyomaban volt es
egymasutan merte ra csapasait.
Ez a jelenet percekig tartott, a
piac megriadt k0z0nsege nem
inert .beleavatkozni. Tobb balta-
csapas utan Bir6 Gyorgyne We
resen lerogyott a f6ldre, Liptak
Mihaly foldonfekv6 asszonynak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
.TULIPANKERT

Pittsburghban hosszabb ido ota
csendes. kitart0, lelkes munka
folyik. Onzetlen, meleg magyar
szivekben kiviragzott szeretet
viraga IS egy Tulipankert Egyle-
tet letesitettek mindnya.unk 0ro-
mere es epiilesere.
Amerikai magyar n0k es fer
flax szervezkedtek JelmOndat-
tai: Katholikus Magyar Arvahal
Amerikaban. Sajat magukat fitog
tato Is nagyhangu igeretek here
6lete helyett ,szorgalmas mehek
modjara gyjiit0gettek, dacolva az
id0 mindenfele viszontagsagaval.
Udvozoljiik a pittsburgh Tuli-
pankert mozgalmat es veZetOse-
get es kerjiik, tartsanak ki nemes
celiukban 0sszedolgozva veliink
a Scent Erzs6bet Arvahaz felvi-
ragoztatasara ,hogy sok arva tu-
lipant ultethessiink a kedves no.
verek vezet6se alatt allo arvahaz-
ba "Tulipankertbe."
A pittsburgh Tulipankert moz.
galom alljon peldakepiil amerikai
magyar testvereinknek es k6riiik
oket, hogy szervezkedjenek min
den magyar telepen tulipankertes
mozgalmakba, melypek jelszava
Katholikus Magyar Arvahazat
Amerikaban.
K6riink ertesit6seket, hol ala
kultak meg Tulipankertek es ado.
manyokat ere cimre: Scent Err
zsfbet Magyar Arvahaz, 1928 So
St, Detroit, Mich.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
EGYHAZI AD6ELL,ENES
SZEKTA MttKODESE

Debrecenb8l jelentik: Bal
mazujvaros k0zsegben mem regi-
ben vi vallasi szekta kezdte meg
miikodeset, amely Jehova tanui
elnevezessel mik0d0tt. A hat6sa-
gokhoz sok panasz erkezett ami
att, hogy a szekta hivei bevett
felekezetek tagjait azzal csabit-
jak magnkhoz, hogy naluk mem
kell egyhazi ad6t fizetni. A hat6-
sagok ere a szekta gyiilesezeset
betiltottak, a szekta vezet6i azon-
ban felfolyamodassal eltek a bel
iigyminiszterhez. A MINISTER elu-
tasitotta es gyiilesengedelyek
megtagadasara vonatkoz6 hataro-
zatot j6vahagyta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalrol)

Eek elorebocsatasa utan meg
csak annyit mondhatok, hogy az
egyesitesi bizottsagban elfoglalt
hivatalomnal fogva maid csak ak
kor fogok bizottsag tobbi tag
jaival egyetemben valaszolni, ha
ugyancsak . veliik teljesen meg
beszelek mindent.
Egyet azonban beigerhetek:
Desc Janos es Walk6 Janos
mem fogjak megakadalyozni az
egyletek egyesiteset.
A ket "Janos', amint 6ket
Himler kollegank egyszer annyira
feldicserte, a nevet is megvaltoz-
tathatna ket "Pap'-ra, inert
olyan Pal-fordulast meg mem la
tott az amerikai magyarsag, mint
ez a ket bridgeport produkalt.
Nekik els6 Bridgeport, masodik
Bridgeport, harmadik Bridge
port - aztan semmi, semmi, SEM
mi.
De nehogy felreertsenek, mem
Bridgeport, az egylet, hanem
Bridgeport, az 3 sajat kilon er-
delzcsoportjuk sziikebb hazaja.
AZ amerikai magyarsag Macy
egyleteinek egyesiilni kell, inert
ha mem egyesiilnek, akkor tovabb
folytat6dik a lassu haldoklas es
2O-30 ev mulva mar csak emlekek
lesznek a meg italian eletben ma
radt igazan "0reg amerikasok"
esetleges talalkoz6jan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04

hires konyvtaranak konyveit is
Genovabol szerezte be es vegren-
deletenek vegrehaitasaval is ket
genovai polgart bizott meg: eb-
ben vegrendeletben is hangsu-
lyozta, hogy a genovai Kolumbus
Krist6f fla, "de Don Cristoval
Colon, GinoueS'.
Ma mar tehat orszag-vilag el6tt
beigazolta Geneva, hogy sem Ko-
lumbus Krist6f, sem pedig fiai
sosem tagadtak meg genovai szii-
let6siiket, vegleg lezarulhat a Vi
ia az "Admiralis'' sziil6varosa-
max kerdeseben.
Az igazan nagyek az egesz vi
lage. Megis, minden idokben YER
sengtek a nagy-emberekert. Ame-
iyiknek sorsaban, elett0rtenete-
ben volt valami s0tet folt, valami
bizonytalansag, AIT mingyart ugy
szineztek, ugy ertelmeztek, hogy
az az ertelmezes valamikent az
trtelmez6k sajatjakent tiintette
fel az illet6 nagy-embert.
s Kolumbus Krist6fnal, a ka-
landor haj0snak, a wick es sza-
razf0ldek nyughatatlan vandora-
max eletc hogyne b6vellSedne ii
tokzatos, f0lderitetlen es sokfele-
keppen erteImezheto reszletek-
ben? Akadtak is bowen ertelme-
zoi es magyaraz6i elettortencte-
mex. Legendak sziilettek alakja
k0riil, S legendak sokkai ero-
sebbek. mint a valosag.
Most Geneva a valosaggal meg
probalia legy6zni ezeEet a legen-
dakat bebizonyitani, hogy az 8
fla volt Kolumbus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
A. sZERELEM vIsz A sIRBA

Debrecenb6l jelentik We
szelyes seriilesseI hoztak be a
debreceni egyetemi klinikara Sz.
Macy Balint IL eyes kunmadarasi
(Szplnokm.) b6reslegenyt. Sz.
Macy Balint Molnar Janos j6m6-
du kunmadarasi gazdanal dolgo-
zott es szerelmes lett gazda
Eszter nevii 16 ewes szep leanya-
ba, ali viszonozta is szerelmet.
A fiatalok j6l tudtak, hogy
mem lehetnek egymasei, inert a
m0dos Molnar soha mem engedte
volna meg, hogy a leanya a SEE
geny bGres felesege legyen.
Elhataroztak, hogy ongyilko-
sok lesznek. A leany megszerezte
a batyja pisztolyat es azzal XII
mentek a mezore, ahol a buzaban
elrejt6ztel1.
TIT flu szivenl6tte leanyt,
aki azonnal meghalt, maid sajat
niagara lott, A golyo az altestebe
furodott es eletveszelyesen meg
sebezte. Eszmeletlen allapotban
tettek vonatra, hogy. a debreceni
klinikara vigyek. Ha felgyogyul,
az iigyeszseg statarialis bir6sag
ele allitja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
$4,000 A REGI AsZTALBAN

Buenos Aires mellett egy iizIet-
ember nemregen egy regi iroasz-
talt vasarolt egy asztalost hi
volt, hogy rendbehozassa. Az asz-
talos egy titkos fi6kot talalt, az
asztalban, amelyben 175,0OO peso
volt, ami $44,OO0-nak felel meg.
A rend6rseg tudomast szerzett a
dologr6l, Gle amig nyomozott,
hogy regi asztal ki6 lehetett,
az iizletember az asztalossal egy-
gyiitt nyomtalanul eltiint. Ter
meszetesen veliik tint el 175,00o
peso is.