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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
JOURNALISTS TO DINE
Sigma Delta Chi to Hold Annual
Founders Day Banquet.

Local newspaper men, alumni, and
undergraduate members of Sigma
Delta Chi, national Journalistic fra
ternlty, Will hold the annual Foun-
ders day dinner OF the organization
at 6 tonight in the Washington.
Meredith Nicholson. Indiana au-
thor and former local newspaper
man, and Talcott Powell. editor of
The Times. Will speak. E. j. Cadou.
president of the local alumni chap
ter will preside.
Representatives from college
chapters in the state will attend.
Reservations have been received
from chapters at Butler. Indiana.
De Pauw and Purdue universities.
The fraternity was founded at De
Paw university and later became
international in scope.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
RAIL WAY CAR
PLAN PROVING
HARD PROBLEM
Roosevelt Advisers Facing
Dilemma on How to
Carry Out Program.
BY MARSHALL M'NEIL
Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON, April 17.-Pres-
ident Roosevelt's railroad advisors
are in a dilemma on how to carry
out the administration plan for
appointment of a co-ordinator TO
eliminate waste among the carriers
They have been told the CO.
ordinators orders should be review
able by the interstate commerce
commission, or else neither the rail-
roads, labor nor shippers will have
any recourse to a public tribunal.
But this would lengthen pro-
cedure, and some think lose for the
plan all its power to help railroads
in their present financial distress
Actual Car Sought
They also have been told the CO.
ordinator should be an actual
car" whose orders must be carried
out Immediately without review
anywhere, but this may be I'M
constitutional.
Those drafting the plans were to
confer again today, and unless they
are able to settle their difficulties
sooner than expected, the presenta-
ton of the Roosevelt bill to congress
will be delayed.
There is said to have been a ten
tative agreement for further R. F.
c. loans to railroads to be con-
ditioned upon financial reorganiza-
tions of the borrowers, where
necessary.
But difficulty is being experienced
here. too, in drafting language
which actually will result in what
President Roosevelt said he sought:
Reduction of "topheayy" financial
structures.
Labor Has It's Say
There is question, also, on
whether the proposed co-ordinator
can be empowered to make the
carriers undertake large rehabilita-
ton programs.
This is sought by organized rail-
way labor, which insists that
economics" will throw men out of
work, that this is utter waste and
not economy, and that to offset this
more jobs must be made by rail-
roads improving their plants.
Finally, there seems to be some
disagreement about how far the
proposed bill shall go in setting
aside the antitrust laws while the
national railroad plant is being CO.
Ordinated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
SHOTGUN STOLEN FROM
POLICE CAR; 2 HELD
Taken While Officers Are Probing
ROOming House Fight.

Larry Meyers, %, of 1915 East
Washington street, is in city prison
today, charged with vagrancy, petit
larceny and resisting an officer.
after he is alleged to have stolen a
sawed-off shotgun from a police
car
The theft is alleged to have oc-
CURED when patrolmen Richard
Rivers and Thomas Mccormick
were making an investigation of a
reported fight at a rooming house
at 2117 North Talbot street.
Caught with Meyer was Larry
Carver, 25. who is alleged to have
had the fight with Nellie Bitrof.
the rooming house operator. Rivers
and Mccormick found the shotgun
hidden in an alley near Twenty
first and Talbot streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
POLICEMAN IS INJURED
Legs Slashed in Making Arrest :
Thirteen Stitches Are Taken.

Radio Patrolman George Liese
was cut on the legs Sunday night
when he and patrolman Everett
Steele arrested three Fl. Harrison
soldiers.
Thirteen stitches were taken n
Liese's leg after he knocked down
James Day. 27 who is charged with
drawing a deadly weapon, assault
and battery with intent to kill. va
grancy, drunkenness aand resisting
an officer. Alexander Aubert. 81.
and Leonard Watkins, "a. Day COM
panions, are charged with vagrancy.
Liese and Steele stopped the three
soldiers at Thirty-fourth street and
Euclid avenue to question them. and
Day is alleged to have struck at
LieSe. After he knocked Day down.
Liese said. the soldier drew a knife
while on the ground and slashed
him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
LEGION AERIAL ROUNDUP
OF MEMBERSHIP SET
Seven Planes Will Re Used in Indi-
ana Division of National Drive.

Seven planes will be used in In
diana April % and 30 as a part of
a national aerial roundup of Ameri-
can Legion membership cards and
dues which will be tabulated in time
Tor presentation at meeting of the
Legion's national executive commit
tee in the headquarters here on
May /.
Legion organizations of all states
are preparing to have cards and
dues at central points to be picked
up by planes in the roundup.
A dinner will be one Of the fea-
lures of the two-day campaign.
Orville Wright of Dayton. O.,
first man to fly a plane, has tenta-
lively accepted an invitation to be
the honored guest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
8 SCOUTS TO EUROPE
Youths Will Go With F. o. Belzer
to Budapest Jamboree in August.

Eight local Boy Scouts will be
selected soon to accompany F. o.
Belzer. Scout executive, to the In
ternational Scout jamboree, to be
held in Budapest, Hungary, Aug. 2
to IS.
Tentative plans are that Belzer
and the local Scouts will embark
for Liverpool, England, from Mon
treal, Canada, July 7. The party
will visit historic places in England
Holland, Germany and France.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
DOCTORS HOLD FATHER
Suicide Believed Attempted After
Talk With Estranged Wife.

Clarence Wrightsman. 81, Green
wood, is held today in city hospital
on vagrancy charge while an effort
is being made to determine if he is
suffering from effects of poison
swallowed with suicidal intent.
Deputy sheriffS arrested Wrights-
man, father of four children, who is
estranged from his wife. at the
home of his father-in-law. Bennett
Wise. in Sunshine Gardens. Wrights-
man is said to have been in a
historical condition, and to have
told his wife
The next time you see me will be
the last time"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
All Lines of Trade Hurt b,
Ban: Nazi Bands and
Troops Throng City.

Here is the first of series of stories
that take Times readers behind the con-
fusing political scenes in the Reich and
give an impartial accurate account of
the stringent Hitlerist rule as it affects
the the-street. These articles
will record the result of Milton Bronner S
observations during a ten-day tour of
Germany
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
TAX LAW TO BE TOPIC
Meeting Will Be Held Tonight by
City's Attorneys.

Law Society of Indianapolis il
the Indiana Law School has in
vited Marion county attorneys and
persons interested in the new In
diana intangibles tax act to attend
meeting in the Indiana law
school tonight. Edward BARGE. as
sistant attorney general, who has
made a detailed study of the tax
law. will speak.
A round table discussion will fol-
low. 1t was announced by James
Jay, president of the school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
PERSECUTION is DENIED
Illegal Acts Against Jewish and
Communist Subjects Held False.


Denial that Jewish people and
Communists are being prosecuted in
Germany is contained in a letter
make public today by Charles G. N.
Geider, supreme secretary of the
United Ancient Order of Druids.
The letter, dated at Harburg.
Germany, is signed by Hugo Wiese
and Ernest Meyer, officials of the
imperial lodge of Druids in Ger
many.
The German Druids assure their
brother Druids in all the world that
no illegal acts of any kind will be
suffered by the new German gov
eminent to be committed against
Jewish or any other German sub
jectS," the letter asserts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
Pythian Lodge to Entertain

Capitol City lodge No. 81, Knights
of Pythias, will entertain members
and their friends Tuesday night in
the lodge rooms. 612 East Thirteenth
street. Fred Martin, chairman Of
the entertainment committee, is in
charge of arrangements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
Continued From Page One

is an old man and had been i'll be-
fore his arrest. He was standing
quietly in a corner.
AS Lewetzow saw him stand
ing with his head down. he walked
up to him and shouted:
IN teach you to stand at at
tention before mel
Two police officers then seized
Herr Russbilt, handcuffed him and
hurried him from the room.
Kept in Handouts
He was placed III a dark room
by himself and kept there in hand
cuffs for the remainder of the day.
until he was taken to prison.
In Spandau I was not treated
badly, but I heard some terrible
stories from other prisoners about
the torture they had endured be-
fore being brought to the Berlin
police headquarters.
Most of them were taken from
their beds at night and dragged to
the Nazi barracks, where they were
assaulted repeatedly, according to
their stories, and their wounds
seemed to prove these stories true"
Where" asks KiSch, lis Lii
Eisner, the daughter of Kurt Eisner,
the veteran of the revolution? She
was arrested, and no one seems to
have seen her since.
leader, and many of the others have
been discovered unhurt in various
PRISONS but what have they done
to Lii Eisner?"
NOtableS Are Arrested
Kisch was released after a fort
night in prison, whether by repre-
sensations Of the Czecho- Slovakian
government or powerful friends in
Berlin, he has not been able to
learn.
He says among those arrested at
the same time we're some of the
best-known lawyers in Berlin, most
of them Jews. Included among these
we're DR.. APPEL, DR.. Barwasch and
DR.. Litten, three of the leading
members of the German bar.
All have been released subse-
quently, according to reports from
Berlin.
Another is Heinz Pol, a reporter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
BY MILTON BRONNER
NEA Service Writer

LONDON, April 17-Jew. A new
German unity Jew A new place in
the sun. Jew. bands, parades, and
flying SWastika banners. Rumors.
Censored newspapers. More ru-
mors. Jew. The usual German
courtesy to foreign traveller.
A growing, though unspoken I'M
eaSiness, as to the economic effects
of the war on Jews, for though the
actual boycott lasted but one day, a
steady, relentless drive continues in
Germany which, if successful, will
render some 100000 people without
a country.
Such is the Germany of Adolf
Hitler, as observed on swing
through four principal cities.
Business Is Blocked
JEW
1t appeared in large black letters
on yellow placard. 1t was pasted
on the window of a tiny vegetable
shop on an abscure street in Frank
fort, where 1 arrived on April l,
boycott day
1t might almost have been a cruel
April Fool joke. But it wasn't, for
in that shop a Jewish widow with
four children was trying to exc cut
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17

Ancient Landmarks lodge No 3l9.
Free and Accepted Masons, will hold
a craft practice at 7:30 tonight in
the Masonic temple North and Illi-
nois streets. The social room will
be open.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
Legion Opens Membership Drive

Twelfth district of the American
Legion will start an intensive men,
bership drive today, ending with
the state aerial drive, April 80. Otto
Ray. district commander an
nounced
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
Kidnapers Members of
Rum Mob, Lawyer Thinks
Abductors Seasoned Racketeers, Is Belief of Arthur
Jones: Tells of Experience

Arthur prominent attorney
college football
three armed thugs detectives
robbed of Saturday
Still that he neither
o an mob
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
Grandma Walks
Upstairs Without
Suffering Pain
Quick Acting Nurito Enables Her
to Enjoy Life Again

For surprisingly quick relief from the
cruel pain of rheumatism, neuralgia um-
bago. neuritis and other torturing aches and
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17

Lost and Found ads cost but 3
cents a word Call Ri. 5551.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28
volt FEcYENC
AUTO ALDOzATA
Blk Tamas magyarorszagi
szarmazasu elnber halalos
balesete karacsony el0tt

A youngstown magyarsag
aligha emlekszik Blk Tamasra,
aki pedig. valamikor lit cit
Youngstownban.
Szombaton ejje1 jelentettek a
rendorsegen, hogy a Poland
avenuen egy vadul szaguldo au-
tomobil eliitott egy Greg embert.
A vezet6 kisza1lt a gepb61. Gal
leron ragadta az elutott embert,
maid a jardahoz cipelte, aztan
vadu1 tovabb hajtott.
Az Greg ember OFT he1yszi-
men meghalt Kozel ot napig fe-
kidt a kis emberke holtteste a
tetemnez6ben. amig a rendorseg
megallapitotta. hogy halott
Blk Tamas, aki 1880 ota a Sal
vation Army otthonaban cit.
Akkor deriiIt ki, hogy Blk Ia
mas va1amikor embert olt. Blk
sok evvel ezeI6tt Michiganba
k0itozott YoungstownboI. Ott
osszesz6llaIkozott egy Genski
Ivan nevii emberrel, akit aztan a
vita heveben megolt. Biket ell
fogtak es a Jackson-i bortonbe
keriiIt, ahoI sok even at volt.
Vegre inert jol viselkedett, 1880
ban feTtetelesen szabadIabra he
lyeztek Blk ekkor visszajott
Youngstownba, de az Greg bor-
tonmegvise1t ember nem tudott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28
ssTUL
A Macy KRIVANON"

A Farrell Sharoni Dalkor a
karacsonyi iinnepek alatt mem
csinalt semmilyen mulatsagot,
tekintettel ARA, hogy a ket egy-
l1azrak voltak mulatsagai. azon-
ban 1884 januar ho 14-en, va
sarnap este Dalkoriink egy 8 fel.
vonasos operettel fog kozon-
segnek kedveskedni, cine: "Tul
a Macy Krivanon, enekszamok
nepdalok, operettek, duettek a
legszebbek. A darab meseje
a penz jo, de a penz meg mem
minden. trefas jelenetei jok
Dramai jelenetei konnyet fa-
kaszt6k; a szerepek j6 kezekben
vannak, a pr6bak er6sen foly-
max. szinpadot atalakitjak mar
most a szindarabhoz, Most az
tan akik szeretnek egy 3lvezetes
estelyt eltolteni, akik szeretik a
szinmiveszetet, azok OFT lesznek
januar ho 14-en a Roman Hall
tagas termsben, hogy elvezzek
Eel6adasunkat, eltoltsiink egy par
orat kozosen, szeretettel, egyitt,
az vi esztend6ben.
A Dalkor megbizasab6l:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28
4 SPORT CLUB DISZN0.
TOROS VACSORAJA

Nagyban keszul a Young
stowni Magyar Sport Klub
disznotoros vacsorajara es kaba-
re estejere, lesz enni es innivalo
bowen. A Rendezoseg mindent
elkovet, hogy egy kellemes estet
adjon a Magyar Hazban. Akik
egy jo estet akarnak eltolteni.
azok bizonyara, hogy igyekezni
fognak jegyeiket lefoglalni
minel el6bb, hogy ICY biztositsak
egy kel1emes estenek leheto-
seget. Merit. hogy lesz friss
hurka. jo kolbasz Is finom pc
csenye. meg a jo hozzavald
csusztato is. arrol mar condos
kodva van No meg jd
programm. Lesz enek, Duet
monolog. Es Orosz Ferenc ma
gyar radiozenekara nem fog a
.sarokban meghuzodni, hanem
maga Orosz Vajda igerte meg
hogy ezen mulatsagon ki
fog tenni magaert, ugy ,hogy ez,
megfogja eulegetni mindenki
IA. Yacsora pontosan 8 orakor fog
kezd6dni Is azalatt az id6 alatt
mig 4 ayacsora lesz, a program
azonnal kezdetet fogja venni &
mihelyt a vacsora elvegz6dik
azonnal kezdetet fogja venni a
tanc. amely csak a reggeli orak-
ban fog vegeterni. A vacsora
jegy ara IS cent. Akik csak q
tancra j0nnek, azoknak ticket
rs cent lesz. A vacsorajegy !
t$ncra IS is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28

hogy kellemes szorakozasosk ko-
'z0tt lit varja az vi ev virradatat,
feledve a haldoklo, esztendo kuz-
delmeit, szenvedeseft. Bufelejt6
zener6l, vidafnito, valogatott ita-
lokrol gondoskodik a vezetoseg,
izletes etelek eloallitasarol es fel-
s1,lgalasarol pedig magyar
konyha miiveszeteben jartas asz-
szonyok es leanyok biztositjak
"a tisztelt vendegeket. Hissziik,
',ogy oily szivesen igyeks xix a
'nagyarsag erre a nagysikeriinek
igerkezo mu1atsagra, amiiyen
oszinte' testveri szeretettel hivja
a hitkozseg es vigalmi bizottsag
rendezosege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28

Mar eddig sokan jottek kr-
te.. Mindenki iparkodjon
el6fizetkskt rendezni. - A
naptart megkaphatja kol-
lektorainkt6l vagy lapunk
irodajaban. Videkiek postan

Aki eddig negkapta lapunk
els6 nagy. Naptarat, mem gy6zi
dicserni, inert igen sep Is gaz-
dag tartalmu. A Naptart meg
kaphatja lapunk varosi irodaja-
ban 408 w. Federal St. A malt
heten kovetkez6k fizettek:
John Schuber. John Balogh.
John Bodnar, Louis Bod, Steve
Bodolay, Ignatz Brogli, John
Brogli. Mike Durda. Joseph
Ince, Andrew Jablonskay, Mrs.
Koracsi, Joseph Kun, Joe La
tos, Geo. Tacsik, Antony See
g6, paul Hudak, John Raney,
John Csikos. Jul. Farkas.
Stephen Condor, Frank Zuti,
Andrew Macy, Balint Gocz,
Phil. Hauser, Mich. Tobias,
Frank Simon. Mrs. Alex Mi
halyi, Paul Gogos, Mrs. Els
Vasarhelyi, Peter Juhasz, Mrs.
B. Kozma, John Somsak, John
Zsofi, JOS. Danish, Peter Bu-
nyoff, Frank Timar. Stephen
Korhut, Alex Barczi, Mrs. John
Timar, Joseph Ercsik. George
Leva. Louis Mnranyi. Alexander
Torck. Andrew Komlos, Ig.
Hando, Joseph Bro. Mike Hor-
vath, Emery. Kiss, Louis
Schaffer, John Genetta Jr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28
.JOBB MUNkAvISzoNYok viRHA16
AZ ACEL IPARBAN AZ u EvBEl
Legalabb 1O,OOO,OOO tonnaval nagyobb ac6ltermel6
szamithatunk. A januar gyeng&n fog inlulni.
De februarra mar legalabb 0tven percentes er0vel'
mennek maid gy&rak Tavasxra norm&Iis
munkaviszonyok v&rhat6k az itteni gy&rakban

Az acelipar Macy remenyek-
ke1 tekint az 1o3-es esztend5be.
Az idei acel termeles csaknem
.ketszerese volt az lo32-esnek Is
remeny az, hogy 1934ben IS
millio tonnara fog emelkedni a
termeles ami az orszag acelter-
melesi kepessegenek kozel sc
szazaleka.
Leginkabb negy f5 acelfo-
pvaszto ipar fellendiileset5l var
'ak megnagyobbodo acelter-
melest. .ami termeszetesen tobb
Is allandobb munkat fog jelen-
teni az acelgyari munkasoknak
A youngstowni keriilet szem-
pontjabol a legfontosabb az
.hogy l934-ben legalabb 3 millit
automobil gyartasara szanita-
max, vagyis egy millio altoval
[tobbre. rrint az-4iAei termeies.-A "A
Youngstown kerulet aceierrne.
lesenek csaknem fele megy auto
mobilokba.
A vasutak. amelyek az ider
es altalaban az utobbi harom {,
alatt nagyon keves acelt vasarol
tax, a jovo evben legalabb egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28
A MAGYAROK Macy +
ASSZONYA HITKOZSEG
EVZAR0 ESTELYE

Nagyszabasu evvegi mulatsag-
,ra keszil a west sidei magyar
rom. kath. egyhaz december ho
3l-en, vasarnapia este N. Belle
Vista-i iskolajaban, mely aka
lommal Szilveszter-esti vacsorat
ad, egyuttal Istvan es Janos es-
tet tart $ vacsora utan hajnalig
tarto tancmulatsagot rendez. E
hitkozseg lily termesz til szora-
kozasaiban nyert elvezetekrol
.hetekig szokott elismer6leg nyi-
1atkozni kozonseg. ICY elore
Isejtjiik, hogy hir hallatara a
youngstown es kornyekbeli ma
gyarsag megragadja az a1kalmat,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28
VIZBE FULLADT

Fl. Veres Daniel, New Castle
magyar szarmazasu II ewes
fiucska a varos kozeleben leve
foIy6n pajtasaivaI hai6t jatszott
A rozoga takolmarly egyszerre
elsiilyedt es habar sSbbi oyer
mekek megmenek knItek, kis
DAM a vizbe fulIadt. egy nappal
karacsony el6tt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28

millio tonna acelsineket rende
mex. A mi videkinkon mem,
gyartanak sineket, de ig<1iiG
gyartanak sin lerakashoz sui y
seges egyeb aceltermekeket. B
a vasutak tiz ezer szamra III q
csikat IS fognak epiteni IS eze
mindegyike Is tonna lcnlex e
rudat Is vastag lenezt igehy u
Ezekb6l rendelesekb8l You're
stown megkapia a reszet. M B
A mesogazdasag feilendGlk ~
AIT jelenti, hogy a farmer Nv
mex az utobti negy svben neslli
volt penze, sem hitele. elkop 4
szerszamainak es gspeiiek =
cserelesere a jov6 evbcn o
vasarlo lesz Is ez is sokat ~
&C aceliparnak-
a vegyes iparok, mint ! I'M s
llsesziiiek zadiok aceI bs1tp
stb. szinten nagyobb fogyasz.|
tasra szamitanak, inert az altala-
nos ipari fellendiiles fokozni fog
ia nep vasarlasi kepesseget|
A Youngstown keriilet acSl-
telepei szazezer tonna szamra
szallitanak ezeknek vegyes
iparoknak.
ket mask iparagban, anelyek
szinten nagyon fontosak, a hely-
get nem olyan biztos, de eek
ben is javulas varhato. Icy =
nagyaranyu kozmunkak bizos
nyara fellendulest jelentenek AK
epito iparban, de privat es ipafi
epitkezesekben mem varhat6 na-
gyobb javulas a jov6 evben.
Az olajipar, amely a sok cs6-
gyar ipar Matt nagyon fontos
ebben keriiletben. bizonyara
nagyobb mennyisegi cs0vekek
vesz, de egyenl6re nagy tonnS
sulyt kivano cs5hal6zatok tervsi
meg homalyosak.
Januar elejere kozvetlen XIII
latasok mem olyan jok. Decen1s
berben rengeteg acelarut szalli-
tottak gyarak Is amig ezelret
fel mem dolgozzak a termel&s
! alacsonyabb lesz. Kulonosen i
| plehgyarak fognak lassan merini
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tobbet kerestek, inert csaknens
allandoan teljes id6t dolgoztak.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28

munkahoz jutni, amikor az eros
embereknek sem volt munkaja.
Icy kerult aztan a Salvation
Army otthonaba, ahol harom
esztendon at cit neha keresve
egy par centet.
Most a rendorseg nyomozza
gyilkosat.