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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
AUTOMAT CHAIN
CUTS PAY 1O-2O%5;:
70
1000 to 5000 Horn and
Hardart Workers
Affected

The Horn & Hardart Co., chain
restaurant operators, announced a
10 to 20 per cent wage cut which will
Immediately affect 1000 to 5000
workers.
The workers of Horn & Hardart
Co. work hard in these sweat shops,
having only 80 minute for meal
periods with frequent layoffs from
one to three weeks without pay for
minor mistakes or accusations by the
bosses.
Conditions are miserable, The
workers are unorganized at present,
which is why the bosses dare to try
to put over these wage cuts. The
workers should get in touch with the
Food Workers Industrial Union, 16
West 21st Street and organize to
fight against wage cuts and for bet
ter working conditions.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
Block Committee
SmasheS Chauvinism

NEW YORK.-A dispute between
Negro and an italian family on
18th Street between Avenue B and
c in which white chauvinism raised
its ugly head has just been brought
to happy determination by the 18th
Street block committee. Leaflets
were issued calling for the solidarity
Of black and white workers and
pointing out that a cop allowed the
Negro to be beaten up in line with
the bosses attempts 10 divide the
workers.
AS a result of the committees eff
forts, with the aid of comrade Shul-
man, Communist Party candidate
for assembly for the sixth assembly
district, the Italian worker visited
the Negro worker, a party celebrated
their understanding of proletarian
solidarity, and seven workers, four
white and three Negro, joined the
block committee.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
House Committees
In Bronx Win Rent
Cuts, Recognition

NEW YORK. - Due to heir
strongly organized house committee,
the tenants of 244O Bronx Park East,
last week won the following de-
mands: non-eviction Of unemployed
workers, reduction of one dollar per
room per month in rent, and no
action' against any tenant without
consulting the house committee.
The house committee of 1926 Bronx
Park East forced the landlord to
deal with them direct, instead of
giving individual rent reductions. BY
this action, the whole house got rent
reductions of one dollar per week per
room, in addition to getting the
landlord to agree that he wouldn't
'evict unemployed workers.
Both house committees are affi-
lated with the Cambreing Avenue
Unemployed Council, 595 East lS4th
St., Bronx.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
"ICORn TAG DAYS

NEW YORK.-Tag days today and
tomorrow thrSoughout the city will
be held by "Icor," which is partici-
pating in the building of a Jewish
Socialist Soviet Republic in Bro
Bidjan IN the river Amur.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
Protest Meet TOnite
Against High Price
of Bread in Brooklyn

NEW YORK.-An open air meet
ing to protest against the high price
of bread will be held tonight at the
corner Of johnson Avenue and Hum
boldt Street, Brooklyn, at 8 p. m. The
meeting is called by the Italian Pro-
letarian Club, with headquarters at
1877 Humboldt Street.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
LABOR UNION
MEETINGS

Clothing Workers
Rank and file workers OF the Amslga-
mated Clothing workers call all clothing
workers to meeting Monday at noon at
Irving Plaza Hall, TO hear the first report
to bis union fellow workers of sante Mira
bile, May Day delegate to the Soviet Union.
He has Just returned. Questions will be
answered.
The United Ront Committee gives din
ner and dance for Weissberg, Turner Miller
and Adlachi defense all afternoon Sunday
at the Brighton Beach Workers Club, 3i59
Coney Island, Brooklyn, Admission so cents
Painters
The Rank and File Committee OF all locals
of Painters District Council No. for the
Election OF Max Boardman as Day Secre-
tary has called mass meeting of all locals
today at p. m. atthe Labor Temple, 84th
st. near Second Ave. Boardman will be
there and all other candidates are invited
TO come in.
Fur Workers
Needle Trades Workers Industrial Union
calls all fur workers TO meet at a. m.
today at 1871 West cath St, from where
they will march in demonstration against
Knitgods Workers
Workers OF the Sioux Knitting Mills will
celebrate their victory in the strike against
wage cuts by dance tonight at Manhat-
tan Lyceum, So East Fourth St All knit
goods workers should come. Program OF
dancing. music and refreshments
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
SCHOOL BOAT RIDE TONIGHT

SCHOOL BOAT RIDE TONIGHT
NEW YORK.-The Workers School
is running a moonlight boat excur-
sion tonight. Tickets are one dollar,
and obtainable at the Workers School
office, IS East 18th Street and the
Workers Book Shop.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
F.S.U. Delegates to
Speak Tonight. Sum-.
Monday at Meetings

NEW YORK. Mary Perez, 90
year-old Tampa, Fla, tobacco worker,
and one of the delegates just re-
turned from the Soviet Union, will
speak tonight at the Laurel Gardens,
rs E. 116th st.
Tomorrow John Lorenz, a seaman,
and Tillman Cadle, Kentucky miner,
two other delegates, report on what
they saw in the Soviet Union at a
mass meeting at the Marine Workers
Industrial Union Hall, lao Broad ST.,
at p, m.
On Monday, workers in Labor
Temple, 14th st. and Second Ave,
will hear a description of day-to-
having only 30 minutes for meal
other delegates.
Nearly 400 workers were turned
away from the Labor Temple meet
ing held Wednesday at which the
delegates reported, according to the
Friends of the Soviet Union, which
is arranging all the meetings.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
DAVILA BACK AS
CHILE DICTATOR
Plans Suppression of
Communists

With the return to power in Chile
yesterday of Carlos Davila, the two
weeks old fascist militarist dictator
ship took on an even more reaction
airy character, with the threat OF
savage suppression Of the Chilean
Communist Party and the increasing
revolutionary activities of the pauper-
lied Chilean workers and peasants.
The Davi1a militarist faction
echoed the dissatisfaction of the Uni
ted States and other foreign impe-
riaIsts against Col. Grove for mot
having proceeded with enough ener-
sy' against the Chilean Commun-
lists. Continuing the denagogic at
tempt to deceive the masses and
divert them from revolutionary
struggle as the only way out of the
crisis, one of the leaders of the pa-
villa faction, Col Bravo, described its
aims as "to bring about Socialism
by normal means with respect to
property and law and order This
continued attempt to present the re-
dictionary government as a Socialist
government is a measure of the ter
rifle depth Of the crisis in Chile
and the frantic desperation Of the
Chilean ruling class.
Mass resentment against the die
tatorship expressed itself yesterday
in large hostile demonstrations in
Santiago and other Chilean cities.
Workers in Santiago set fire to a
church and exchanged shots with
the carabineros.
The Iiga de Action action
League) issued a manifesto last
night demanding that all religious
organizations be dissolved. T h e
manifesto was published in the news
paper "Cronica." All hotel employ
ees are reported to have walked out.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
MEXICAN SONGS AT BENEFIT
TONIGHT

NEW YORK-Concha Michel will
appear in a program of revolutionary
songs at a benefit for vida Obrera Z"
Spanish Communist weekly, tonight
at Laurel Gardens, rs East 116th ST.
Mary Perez, Latin American del
egate of the Tampa Tobacco Work
ers to the Soviet Union, will speak
briefly.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
Banquet Will Greet
New District Sunday

NEWARK, N. j., June 1.-THE
establishment of the new district Of
the Communist Party in New Jersey
will be celebrated this Sunday even
ing at p. m. at banquet at Krue-
gers Auditorium, Is Belmont Ave,
Newark. At the banquet a member
of the Central Committee of the
Communist Party will greet the es-
tablishment of the new district.
Every working class organization
should be represented at this event
to greet the new district and give
financial support to enable the dis
trict to start its work.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
SOIL is THIRSTY AND MAY
DAY IN MOSCOW AT THE ACME

How the swear Plan is affecting
the lives of the people in the Soviet
Union, especially as seen through
the work of five young Soviet engin-
GERS who undertake to bring the
fruits of this plan to backward
village, is the theme of the Soviet
talkie, Soil is Thirsty" which opens
at the Acme Theatre today. This
episode is not one Of the heroic ven
lures of the prospect, but rather a
vibration Of the giant Stalingrad,
Dnieperstroy, Turkish and other SIM
liar ventures.
The May Day Celebration in Mos
COW, is being shown as an added
feature at the Acme.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
What's On

SATURDAY
The Harlem Progressive Youth Club will
have Chinese lantern dance and enter
tairmsnt at 1888 Madison Ave, End floor
A concert and dance for the benefit of
'.vids Obrera" viii be held at Laurel Gar
den! rs E. 10th St..
The Waterfront Section of the Communist
Party will have an afafir at the workers
Club, 122 Second Ave, at pm. Admis-
sion is rs cents.
A Moonlight Sail has been arranged by
the workers School aboard the S. S. os-
shining, leaving from Pier II, East River,
foot of Wall St., at pm Tickets are
svafIsble at the School office, IS E. 18th
St.. Iaaa the Workers Bookshop, IS E. 18th
Steau
.rBss ALFRED Leayy Branch, l. L. D., will
hayes party at S24 Vermont St, Brooklyn,
at pm.
Mary Perez member of the F S. O. Am
erican Workers Delegation, just returned
from the SOVIET Union, will speak at the
Laurel Gardens, rs East 10th Street, at
s.5 p. m.
The Harlem /, Y. c. L. will have party
at the first youth center in New York, 20
East ll5th Street, at p. m. Admission is
lc.
The Midtown Unemployed Council will
have an entertainment and dance at 3oi
West 2eth Street, at 8 p m. Admission is 15c.
The saceo-VanEetti Branch, l. L. D., in
cooperation with the Bronx Icor and F. s..
o. will meet at 1913 fremont Avenue, at 8
p. m. to bid farewell TO Comrade Kanefsky
The United Council of Working Glass
Women will have the following demonstra-
tons to protest against the Dies Bill: Bronx
wilkins and Intervale Avenues, at 8 p. m.
p. m. Harlem, 10th Street and Fifth Ave-
Brownsville: Hopkinson and Pitkin Avenues,
p. m; South Brooklyn: Hoyt and Wyckoff
p. m; Coney Island: Brighton Beach Ave,
and East 6th Street p. m
Tibets Brook Park. Meet at Woodlawn sta
The COncoRrse Workers Club will hike to
tion at $50 4. m.
The Harlem Progressive Youth Club will
hike to Hunters Island. Meet at 1888 Madi-
son Avenue, at a. M
The American Youth Club will hike to
Hunters Island. Meet at Rockaway Avenue
Station, L R. T. line at a. m,
Councils Nos :. . $s, IS, 81 will have an
cutting to Van cortlarft Park at p. m.
The Center Branch of the ". /. r. will
hike to Silver Lake, Staten Island. Meet at
Is West 2ist Street, at a. m.
The " C. L. Bronx No. will hike to
Hunters Island. Meet at 14oo Boston Road
at a. m.
John Lorenz and Tilman Cadle, members
Of the F. S. U. American delegation will
report at the Marine Workers Industrial
Union, $40 Broad Street, at p. m. under
the auspices of the New York District F.
s. U.
Comrade Norman Talentire will speak at
the international Branch, F. S. U. 254 West
l35th Street, at $50 p. m. Subject: Why
Recognize Russia"
The Vanguard Troop Of the Young Pion-
GERS of America will have a concert and
dance at IA Bush Avenue, Mariners Har-
Dor, Staten Island.
Members of theMapie Workers Club are
Areed to come to 2606-7 Street. Brooklyn
for red Sunday for the Morning Freiheit
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
OLGIN AT ]. R. CLUE

NEW YORK.-Moissaye j. Olgin
editor of the Morning Freiheit, Jew
ish Communist daily and associate
editor of the New Masses" will speak
on "A Marxist Looks at Literature"
at the John Reed Club, SO w. 18th
St., this Sunday afternoon at p. m.
Olgin's lecture is one of a series on
are and literature which the club has
been conducting for the past six
months.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18
HOLD CURTIS IS
WARLIKE ENOUGH
Some Wall Street Boys
Wanted a General

CHICAGO, Ill, June 19.-Charles
Curtis was re-nominated for vice
president by the Republican National
Convention yesterday after some
thing of struggle. None of his OPP
ponents denied that he would, in
case Hoover overeats as Harding did,
carry on the most reactionary policies
of the present administration. Curtis
has never been in the least in OPP
position to the war and starvation
program of Hoover, and, as presid-
ent of the Senate, has carried out
the Hoover program to the letter
A number of generals were nomi-
mated, but the Hoover machine was
pledged to Curtis, and Curtis it was.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
MEusZttLETETT A vILAG
LEGKISEBB CSECsEM0JE

Londonb6l jelentik: a del
afrikai Harrysmith (Dul'ban mel
lett) k0zk6rhazaban megsziiletett
a vilag legkisebb csecsemSje Sn7
Iva IA llncia (koriilbeliil annyi.
mint cgy par box-keztyii), feje
akkora, mintegy golflabda. veg
tagjai alig vastagabbak egy ceru-
zanaL, ugy hogg anyia jeggyiirii-
Jet egesz kenyelnesen karkot5-
mex viselheti es,-szaja oily apr6.
hogy cseppcnkent etetik tolt5toll-
sziyattyn scgelyevel. Sziilei Is.
testverei rendes testalkatnak.
Anglia legkisebb csccscm6ift
viszont, Davy Paul Page.t Kctte-
ringben apoljak; snlya l font 8
uncia allanddan mclegit5uve-
ezekiel btlelt b6r0ndben, gyapott
k6z0tt tartiak. A kis Page feb.
ruar 29-en sziiletett igy csak
minden negyet1ik evbcn iinnepel.
heti meg sziiletesnapiat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21

Isnem, mint azelott * 'rcndszer's
bllk6felben van, mem sokara cs6-
dot anond Magyaroszag haj6iat
6k magnk akartak kormanyozni,
Ok, akik AIT arulas ntjan hatal-
mukba keritettek a leg6nyseg,
mely a hajohoz tartozik, a kor-
manyos, aki AIT meg tndna mem
teni, a haj6hoz lancolt galyarab.
Ver6fenyes, csendes idoben sem
tudtak vezetni az elkobzdtt haj6t !;
hat hogy tudjak maid alslSor, mi
kor haragosan megmozdul ten-
ger es s0tet viharfclhok gyiilnek
az eyre?
Kiils1 bonyodalom. haboruve-
szely van kiisz0b0n A rend-
szer' hivei fejiiket veszitve fnt-
kosnak. fel $ ala fedelzeten. fiji
h6z.fahoz kapkodnak. remegve
yizsgaljak bebornlt eget alat-
tux haborgo tenger iszonyu hui
lamzasit. Fla okosak volnanak.
feloldoznak bilincseib6l a halo ne
pet Is kormanvos;t. S felhivnak
a szabadda lett nepet: ments%tek
meg az elsiilyedtst6l haiotokat. a
szabadda lett haj6sntp bizonyara
megmentene.
De e helyet nit tesznek ? lnger-
lik, verig bosszantjak meglan-
colt nemzetet, hogy kesziilctleniil
kitoresre, lazadasra birjak s ell
banjanak vel. VERDE fojtsak korai
Is esztelen zendiileset.
(Folytatiuk.J
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
i. NAPOLEON 20 FRANKOs
ARANYA Macy v'AGYoNT
szERZETT EGY SZEgEDI
0REG EMBERNEK

Szegedr5l jelentik "A Magyar
Nemzeti Bank szegedi fiokjanal
egy oreg ember jelent meg Is a
bank f6noket kereste. Beyezettek
Pavlovics Istvan bankf6n0k szo-
bajaba. ahol an Greg ember egy
20 frankos aranyat szedett el6
Kideriilt, hogy a penzdarab nasy
ritkasag. Egyik oldalan IT. Ma
poleon Empereur" fclirassal Ma
poleon arckepe lathato, mask ol-
dalan pedig "Republique Fran
caise" felirat. k0zepen koszoru,
ban 20 frankos ertdkjelolessel es
kakassal. Az erdekes penzcn te-
hat egyik oldalon csaszar arc
kepc, mask oldalon pedig a k6z
tArsasag jelkepe lathato. AZ Greg
ember elmondotta, hogy Vonbrei-
ter Janosnak hiviak so evvc'
ezel6tt felesege hozomanvkepp
kapta a 20 frankos aranyat. Fe-
lesege edesapjat6l 6rokolte AIT.
ez pedig nagyapiat6l, aki reszt-
vett napoleoni harcokban es h6.
siessegeert egy magasrangu tiszt
adomanvozta neki ptnzdarabot.
A penzdarab igen nagy ertekii,
inert annakidejen mind0ssze ti7
p6ldany kesziilt bel3le, k0zben
ugyanis eszrevettek tevedest.
hogv a penz egyik oldalara velet-
lensegbSl k0ztarsasagi pen2
klis6je keriilt. A p6nzdarabb6l
egy peldanyt 19Os-ban cgy du.
nantuli iigyved adott el a Fran.
Ella Nemzeti Muzeumnak 175.OOC
aranyfrankert. A 20 frankost
most a Nemzeti Bank safejeben
Srzik. Val6szint. flogy bank
vagy megvasarolja eremgyiijte.
menye szamara. vagy felajanlia
Franciaorszagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
Hirek a vilag
minden tajabol

A tested a tied. De lelked az
Istene. Vissza kell adnod neki
tisztan, amint Tole kaptad. Jaj,
ha szakadas van rata, mint a
selymen. Jaj, ha folt van rata,
mint a vasznon. Jaj, ha mereg
jutott belle, mint a kristalyserleg
ital&ba. Ell kell szamolnod, sza-
mot kell adnod, felel0s vagy erte
a Macy Iron el6tt.
Halat sose varj emberekt6l. De
varj elismerest minden jotetted.
ert Egt6l. OFT Is akkor, mikor
mem is gondolod, fizetik meg ne.
ked odafentr6l ami rosszat es i6t
valaha cselekedtel
Ket ragyog6 eleganciaval 81.
t0z0tt, feltiin6en csinos dana nyi
tott be Isadore Blumberg brook
lyni ekszerboltjaba. A segedek
hajlongva mutogattak draga
6kszereket. K0zben az egyik
h0lgy a brilliansgyiirikkel meg.
rakott talcat felemelte. mire a
mask h0lgy a retikiiljeb5l revol.
vert vett el5 Is balkan, de er6lyes
hangon mondotta- 'Uraim, le-
gyenek is fiuk, ne csinaljanak
semmi bolondsagot, ha kedvcs az
eletiik.' Az alkalmazottak csaku-
Cyan j6 fink voltak, az ijedtsfg
t6l szinte s6balvannya valtak, dc
mire f0leszmeltek, ket dana
mar egy pompas aut6val eltiint a
g6pkocsik kavargo t0mcg6ben
Az elrabolt ekszerek cricket ket.
ezer dollarra becsiilik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
F01iHIvAs

4 I ~ ia
AZ Amerikai Magyar Hirlap,
mely teljes ereieyel tamogatni
kivania Csonka-Magyarorszag
fiainak az idei los Angcles-i
Olimpian valo rfszvttelet. ke-
relemmel fordul Youngstown
Is videke magyarsagahoz,
mely szimtalan esetben tanu-
jelet adta a magyar iigyek
iranti aldozatkeSzsfgtr6l.
hogv anyagi t;imogatassal Sc
gitse diadalra a magyar szinc-.
ket a los angelesi olimpiaszon.
Lesyen segitstgre minden
magyar cmber ki.bi tehetse-
gc szerinf az olimpikonok
kihozatalan. Minden cent sza-
nit. mclv ezen scent Is nemes
celra fordittatik.
A d 0 m 4 nyokat kosz0nettel
fogad es tovabbit az .Amerik;l
Magyar Hirlap, p. o. Box All,
Youngstown, O.. vagy Mixich
Gaspar, a Nagybizottsag tit
kara, Al Pasadena avenue,
Youngstown, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21

Pizsamas csontvaz egy torony
>tetejen. Aberdeen, sk6ciai varos
egy reggel ARA ebredt, hogy leg
magasab tornyabol, d 235 lab ma.
gas Merishall Colledge csucsar6l
feher pizsamas Is cilinderes csont.
vaz vigyorog le. a csontvazat
mindeddig mem tudtak cltavoli-
tani, inert a legmereszebb torony
maszok sem tudnak felkuszni a
meredek toronyba, inert az ut
utols6 25 labnyi reszet villamha-
rit6n kellene megtenni. A csont.
vazat ejnek idejfn eey diak cr3-
sitette az oromra. a polgaroR
megtrffalasara.
Davenport, amerikai egyetemi
tanarnak most ielent meg egy.
cikke, amelyben AIT i6solja, hogy
r0videsen olyan jarvanyos betcg-
seq fogia meglatogatni vilagot.
amelynck lekiizdesare scmmifele
orvossag mem lesz eleg hatasos.
Ez rettenetes jarvany el fogia
pusztitani a fold sziner0l az embe
riseget annyira, hogy a palotak
a holl6k Is a dcneverek szallasa-
III fognak szolgalni, a bankok
penztartermeben pedig yadalla-
tok iitik fel tanyajukat. WALTON
mem bolond egy kicsit ez nagy
tud6s?
Vi divat tamadt Nagyk6r6s6n
heti piacon. A tojast mem dara.
bonkent, hancm kiloszamra ;rqll-
iak Is vasaroljak. Egy kil6 to-
jasert egy peng6 hetven. egy pen.
SO nyolcvan filltrt fizetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21

Gaspar, Nagybizottsag tit
kara, Al Pasadena avenue,
Youngstown, O.
elegit6 magyarazatot adm EFT
rtszben szerelmi ftlt6kenyseggel,
reszben pedig bizonyos penziigyi
differenciak Matt tamadt nezet-
elteressel igyekezett megindokol-
nj. A tovabbi vizsgalat fogja XII
driteni, hogy az alternativak k6-
ziil melyik felel meg a val6sag.
max.
Akit soha sem vett celba
a pletyka
A borzalmas gyilkossag deriilt
egb6l lecsapo villamcsapaskent
trte a ferjet, Attic Mager Dirt
de nemcsak st, hanem az eges2
kozvelemenyt is. Magernet min
denki kifogastalan nriasszonynak
ismerte es a fana, amely pedie
szivesen celbavesZi a legtiszteast.
gesebb asszonyokat is. Magerntt
soha sem tudta kikezdeni. J6m6
du, tekintclyes csaladb6l szarma
zott es igen condos, szigoru ne
velesben volt resze. Utoliara egy
apacakolostorban nevclkedctt :,
ahg hogy kilepett zardab6l
maris ferjhezment az akkor meg
fatal Is ambici6zns orvoshoz. 10
val a haboru elott volt az eskiiv3
Mayer Dirt, aki nemet alattvalf
volt. a haboru afatt internaltak
Pedig mar el1kor is olasznak ereZ
te magat. amt kes3bb bebizonyi
tott azzal is. hogy felvette az
olasz allampolgarsagot. A habor,
utan pacienturaja notion mott 6
az egykori nemet oryos San Re
mo legtekintelyesebb, leggazda
gahb polgarai soraba kiizdotte fe.
magat. A szerelmi hazassag mine
vegig felhotleniil deriis, zavarta
Ian maradt. A hazasparnak lido
vel harom gycrmcke sziiletett.
Az ifju komornyik
Nehany evvel ezel3tt tortent
hogy, orvosi tanacsra, megrongal'
tidejenek apolasa vegett San Re
moba jott egy sovany, betege'
fiatalember, Giovagnoni. A sze
geny fiatalembert Mager dr.. ke
zelte s annyira megszerette, hog,
amikor allapota jobbra fordult
magahoz vette Noncompliance
Ket even keresztiil allott a sol
galataban, maid felesege n6vere
mex a ferj6hez, Beninihez keriilt
Mayer dr..nal mindvegig kifogas
talanul viselkedett es gazdai;
mem vett eszre semmi gyannsat
Mint a vizsgalat mar eddig j
megallapitotta, Magerne titokbal
azota is gyakran talalkozott Clio
yagnonival. Uoljara vasarnap es
tie volt randevujuk a Benin-ha
- pincejeben. Magernf nagyo
el3vigyazatos volt $ ugy lop6d
zott hazba, hogy senki sem ve'
tie eszre. Aztan lesietett pinci
be, ahol nehany pre- mnlva NEE
t0rtent a tragedia .. Giovae
noni, aki ugy laszik, kesziilt
vegs6 leszamolasra, egy revolver
goly6val kioltotta megtamat
hatatlanul korrektnek ismert ur
asszony eletet, aztan rohant
rendorsegre Is lelkendezve bel,
lentette biinet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
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kiilfoldi nyelvcn tnd igcnt mon
dani, ha Valiant kiilf6ldi ember
meekerne a kezet.