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Evening star., 1933-10-19
MILITARY AVIATION
CUT TO Be FOUGHT
Aeronautic Association Ex-
pected to Make Protest
at Meeting Here.

Protest against curtailment Of mill
tary aviation programs in the United
States and against the abolishing Of
the sub-cabinet posts at the heads of
the Army and Navy air services is ex-
pected to be made by the National
Aeronautic Association at its annual
meeting which will begin here this
afternoon, continuing through Satur-
day morning
Delegates from all parts Of the United
States began arriving in Washington
today for the business sessions of the
Nations aviation contest governing
body. The annual meeting will open
officially with meeting of the Board
of Governors at 2:30 pm, .oday in the
association headquarters at Dupont
Circle. Registration of delegates is to
begin at 3 pm. today at the May
flower Hotel.
Bingham to Give Dinner.
Former Senator Hiram Bingham Of
Connecticut, president of the N A. A.,
will be host to governors-at-large, State
governors and members of the Advisory
Board of the association at a dinner
in the Metropolitan Club at o'clock
this evening.
Business sessions OF the meeting will
begin at $50 am. tomorrow at the
Mayfower where, after questions of
rules and procedure have been settled,
the various State delegations will eau
Gus and the nominating committee will
meet. Governors will make their an
nual reports and delegates will receive
reports of the treasurer, contest and
membership committees, magazine staff
and other units Resolutions will be
in
lutions Committee.
The address of the President will be
made at an afternoon session at
o'clock in the Mayf1ower and will be
followed by further committee reports
and committee meetings.
Trophy to Be Presented.
At the annual banquet, in the May
flower at pm tomorrow. the Loen-
ing intercollegiate Flying Club Trophy
will be presented to the william and
Mary Flight Club Of william and Mary
College, Williamsburg, Va, which this
year wrested the trophy from Harvard
University for the first time since the
trophy was established. Grove Looming,
pioneer aircraft designer and builder
and donor Of the trophy, is expected to
make the presentation.
The final session of the meeting will
begin at $50 am. Saturday at the
Mayfower and will include election of
officers, governors at large and State
governors, appointment of committees
and action on resolutions. The session
will be followed by the first meeting
of the new Board Of Governors.
Among the speakers at various ses-
sions of the meeting will be Comdr.
P. NJ L. Bellinger, U. s. NJ; Maj. Roy
S. Geiger, Marine Corps Aviation, and
Frederick r. Nicely, chief of the Infor-
nation Division, Department Of Com
merce Aeronautics Branch.
Evening star., 1933-10-19
FLEMING TACKLES
DEPOSIT PROBLEM
Of CLOSED BANKS
Launches Work as Chairman
of Federal Board Commit
tee for This Area.
WILL NAME GROUP
TO AID IN APPRAISALS
Procedure of Liquidation Agency,
Subject of Wide Interest, Still
to Be Settled.

Robert v. Fleming, president of Riggs
National Bank today launched into
his new work as chairman of a COM
mittee for the fifth Federal Reserve
district under the new Federal De-
poSit Liquidation Board.
Mr.. Fleming, whose appointment was
announced late yesterday by Chair
man G. B. Merriam. head of the new
liquidating board, which is a division
OF the Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton, was busily engaged during the
morning in a series of conferences on
the problems presented by his new
responsibility.
Mr.. Fleming, it is understood, will
appoint committee to assist in ap-
praising assets of closed banks in this
Federal Reserve district. Details Of
just how this new liquidation agency
will work out in the District of Co.
lumbia for the benefit of closed banks
have not yet been developed.
Extent of Aid in Doubt.
Some of the conservators and re-
celvers OF local institutions have made
inquiries, but so far they have been
unable to learn to what extent this
new agency is prepared to loan money
to local closed banks.
1t is known that the controller of
the currency is planning to place the
assets still remaining in the hands of
seven conservators into the hands of
two receivers for liquidation and pay
ment to depositors of further dividends.
Six In Receivers Hands.
Columbia whose assets are either wholly,
or in part, in the hands of conservators,
while six insolvent institutions are in
the hands of receivers
The telegram sent by the Deposit
Liquidation Board to State banking
authorities follows:
In order to effect speedily the pro-
nouncements Of the President in Great
ing the Deposit liquidation board, ask
your hearty cooperation and request
that you wire me Immediately, care Re-
construction Finance Corporation,
Washington, the following information: :
Number of State banks now closed
which closed since January /, 1888
Do the laws of your State authorize
receivers of State bank to borrow for
the purpose of making distribution to
depositors? How soon after appointment
of receiver can he, under your laws
borrow for the purpose last above men,
toned? Do you have a current appraisal
Of the assets of each trust with de-
tailed estimate of their liquidating val
ueS?
VIII you please supplement your wire
by letter giving the list Of such closed
banks. date of appointment of receiver,
last figures on total resources, deposit
liabilities, bills payable and estimated
liquidating values If conservators have
been appointed for banks which did not
reopen after any moratorium declared
since January l, 1888, will you please
furnish similar and other relative in
formation concerning such trusts. Will
greatly appreciate prompt consideration
of these requests and will thank you
for your cooperation"
Evening star., 1933-10-19
Asks Police to Aid
In Search for Agnes,
Mary and HOrtense
Virginian's Request Spurs
Officer, Then He Finds
Plea Is for Goats.

Another case for the Bureau of
Missing Persons" thought Lieut.. Ben
C. Kuehling. night chief of detectives,
as he tore open a special delivery letter
from Baileys Cross Roads, Va, and
read:
II was wondering If you would help
me find Agnes. Mary and Hortense."
Kuehling learned Agnes, Mary and
Hortense evidently had been abducted
by the occupants of an automobile bear
ing District license plates.
agnes and Mary have pure white
coats" the letter continued, land Hor-
tense. my wife's favorite, has a brown
coat trimmed with white"
He had about decided to pick a
special squad Of the best detectives on
duty at headquarters and put them
to work on the case. Then, however
he came to a line that read:
"All three are young nannies," and
1t developed that Agnes, Mary and Hor-
tense were pc: goats. that they gave
from four to six quarts Of milk daily
and that their owner, Michael Casey
writer Of the letter, was very fond oi
them
IF you see them" the letter con-
cluded. Just call their names. a1c
they'll come"
Evening star., 1933-10-19
MRS. ROOSEVELT VISITS
"CHAMBER OF HORRORS
Sees Exhibit Designed to Show
Tragic Effects of Falsely
Represented Medicines. y

By the Associated Press. 20
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt today paid
q half hour visit to the Chamber Of
Horrors" exhibit at the Department Of
Agriculture - :.
r. G. Tugvell, assistant secretary.
and author Of q proposal for revising
the pure food and drugs act, explained
to her and her daughter, Mrs. Curtis
Dali, about the numerous examples Of
what the food and drug administration
describes as instances Of false represen-
tation of the curative powers Of certain
patented medical preparations: poisons
contained in certain cosmetics, and
some sub-standard food preparations.
It was reported that Mrs. Roosevelt
expects to join DR.. Tlgwen In q cam
palgn already under0ay to win support
for the proposed legislation.
Evening star., 1933-10-19
VAN VALKENBURG RITES
TO BE HELD TOMORROW

Funeral services for Carlton van
Valkenburg, go, well known architect,
who died Tuesday at Atlantic City, will
be held tomorrow at II am. at Arling-
ton National Cemetery. The services
will be conducted by Chaplain Airing
ton A. McCallum, U. S. A. The Mill
tary Order of the World War, Of which
Mr.. van Valkenburg was a member,
will participate in the services. Men,
bers of the order will meet at Section
6, near the Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier.
Mr.. van Valkenburg, native of Min
neapolis, launched the first Bal Boheme
in 1924. He was chairman Of the event
that year, in 1925 and in 1882.
He was a second lieutenant in the
Air Corps during the World War
serving in France and England with
the 479th Aerial Squadron.
Surviving Mr.. van Valkenburg is his
widow, Mrs. Thusnelda Meyn van Val
kenburg.
Evening star., 1933-10-19
SEAL PUSHES MILK
INQUIRY RENEWAL
Confers With Justice Depart
ment Officials and Crosby
on New Probe Evidence.

Continuing preparations for resump-
ton Of public hearings on the Wash
ington and Baltimore milk situation,
Ewood H. Seal. special counsel for the
Senate Committee conducting the hear
ing. conferred today with Department
OF Justice officials and with Representa-
tive Crosby. Democrat, of Pennsylvania.
Tomorrow morning Seal expects to
present an outline of his evidence along
with a list of witnesses from Washing
ton, Baltimore and New York to SEN
ator King, chairman, who VIII deter
mine at that time when the hearings
are to be reopened. The tentative date
set several days ago was next Monday,
but 1t Was indicated today that the in
quiry may have to be postponed because
OF pressure of other business In which
Senator King is involved.
New York Data Reviewed.
The Department of Justice reviewed
Tor Seal the evidence recently pro-
cured IN New York. along with figures
on purchases of milk there.
Representative Crosby told Seal he
is determined to have the scope Of the
investigation broadeued to include the
entire country, since he believes the
same situation found here obtains the
where In metropolitan centers through
out the country. .-..
Crosby also repeated his opposition
to the proposal in the milk marke. ling
code submitted to the Agricultural Ad-
justment Administration by the Mary
land Virginia Milk Producers Associa-
ton. In particular. he Is opposed to
the provision setting up three classes
Of milk. This, he contends, is sub
terfuge to force out of business the
small producers and dealers.
This provision, Crosby believes, will
leave the smaller dealers with the bulk
of their products In the third class, for
which no minimum price is to be set.
He insists that single classification
is necessary for the small independents
to continue In business.
Witness List Completed.
Seal completed his list of Baltimore
witnesses who will be summoned to
Washington for the first day of the
hearing, but he has not yet completed
the list for Washington and New York.
These he expects to name by tomorrow.
In the Baltimore list are included
Allen Sauerwein, counsel for the Ma
tional Dairy Products Corporation; I.
w. Heeps, marketing agent for the
Maryland Virginia Milk Producers As
sociation; George s. Jackson, vice pres
ident of the Fairfield Western Maryland
Dairy; Irving B. Kemp, president of
the Cloyerland Dairy; James M Den
MS, attorney for Kemp, and Charles
G. Page. --.- --..------------ 49,,
DR.. Clyde L. King, milk adviser for
the Farm Adjustment Administration,
also is to be called. Others will include
Baltimore, Washington and New York
stockholders and officers Of the National
Dairy Products Corporation, and In
vestors and officers In the corporations
many subsidiaries. ~
Independent dairymen, both producers
and distributors, who have notified Seal
Of their opposition to being forced into
the Washington Dairy Council or the
Maryland Virginia Association, will also
be given an opportunity to be heard.
Evening star., 1933-10-19
GRID COACH IS SUED

Suit for $4,000 damages was filed
In District Supreme Court yesterday
by Anna Rosenberg, 2l55 Pennsylvania
avenue, who said she was seriously and
permanently injured when struck by an
automobile at Twenty-f1rst street and
Pennsylvania avenue last May 81 Her
suit named as defendants Leonard P.
Walsh, 1707 I street. assistant foot
ball coach at George Washington UNI
versity, and his brother Joseph.
Through Attorneys Alvin Newmyer
and Lewis H. Shapero, she said the au-
tomob4e was owned by Leonard Walsh
and driven by his brother.
Evening star., 1933-10-19
Z. 900 AJJTOISTS HEED WARMING.
NOTIFY D. C.. OF ADDRESS CHANGES

q change In address. His estimate is
based on the number Of tag applications
returned last year by the Post ONCE
Department because Of incorrect ad.
dresses.
Van Duzer has arranged with the
Post Once Department this year to
return all incorrectly addressed appli-
cations without making any effort to
forward them to the new address of the
car owner. In this way he hopes to
force car owners to give the depart
ment the correct address or else 60
without 1894 tags.
Applications for tags are to be mailed
out within the next 10 days or weeks.
Dfstributfoh Of the tags will start No.
vember n.
Evening star., 1933-10-19
HELD FOR SHOOTING
Man Charged With Firing Point
Blank at Policeman.

Charged with assault with danger
GUS weapon in connection with the
shooting yesterday of Policeman G. M.
Nicholson, Thomas Rocks, colored, was
remanded for grand jury action by
Police Court Judge John P. Mcmahon
today.
The officer testified Rocks fired point
blank at him when he went to a house
in the first block of H street to investi-
gate q disturbance. The bullet struck
Nicholson's badge and turned it wrong
side out.
Rook entered a plea of no. guilty.
Evening star., 1933-10-19

More than 5000 District automobile
owners have notified the Department Of
Vehicles and Trafnc of . changed resi-
dence address within the last 10 days
as q result of Trafic Director Van
Duzer's warning that 1894 license tags
would be issued only to those whose
correct address is on the ofiicial files.
Van Duzer said the address changes
are being made at the rate Of approx
imately 500 q day, causing . number OF
the clerks In his department to work
overtime =,
Despite the haste Of car owners 10
correct resi01pce addresses. Van Duzer
expressed thu bpinion that at least 5000
more failed 70 notify his department Of
Evening star., 1933-10-19
SUNDAY AT White HOUSE

BILLY" Sunday and President Roose-
velt, who have heard lot about each
other in years past, met for the first
time today when the former big league
base bali player and evangelist called
at the White House to pay his respects
to the Chief Executive.
The evangelist was accompanied by
his wife and Superintendent and Mrs.
John S. Bennett of the Central Union
Mission, under whose auspices Sunday
is preaching in this city. The President
greeted the evangelist and those ac-
companying him "just like folks" Mr..
Sunday said afterward.
Evening star., 1933-10-19
Bill Issue Announced.

Secretary Woodin announced last
night that tenders for approximately
$50, 10000 of 91-day Treasury bills
would be received at the Federal Res
erve Banks and branches up to 2 pm,
October %. The bills will be dated
October IS, and will be sold on dis
count basis.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
s16tt ARA az Vi splletet felhuz-

elOtt ARA az ~ epuletet felhuZ-
max.
A Hoover kormany tagadta a
depressiot, tagadta az elmulast,
tagadta az osszeomlast, inert mem
latta Is nem akarta meglatni,
hogy t6ke szabad anarchiaja-
max a korszakat befejeztiik.
Mikor mar mem lehetett tagad
nj, mikor maguk tokesek, az
iparbarok, a vasut-fejedclmek Ss
penzkiralyok rirnankodtak Wash
ington lepcs6inel, hogy fejiikre
yyujtott hazat megmentsek, dope
OF kezdtek hal6do tarsadalmi-
IS gazdasagi rendbe fecsken-
dezni.
Mindig III dope IS mindig ma
gyobb dozis kellett Is egyik sem
segitett.
Ri emlekszik Hoover else
bankjara, amely otszaz milli6
dollart igert a rekonstrukcio
munkajara?
Meg a bankot XII sem nyitottak.
meg csak egy csomo naplopo ka-
pot politikai dzsabot abban, ami
kor a Reconstruction Finance
Corporation ezerotszaz millios
kasszajat megcsinaltak, amt ha-
marosan a duplajara kellett
emelni.
Ki emlekszik ma egy home
loan bank" cimu igeretre, amely
AIT ballyhoota vilganak, hogy
a kispolgar veszend6 otthonat es
farmjat megmenti?
Hol vannak ma eek a dope
ok, amelyek az oszlasnak indult
gazdasagi rendet eletben tartani
mem birtak?
Es XII el ma, XII van ma koz-
tunk, aki orvoslast tudna ajan-
lani a regi rendszer nyoman az
ossze-omlott penzcsaszarsagok-
max?
Ki ne helyeselne ma az vi ell
nok szavat, aki dorg6 hangon je-
lentette be, hogy vi, egeszsege-
sebb, crkolcsosebb penzigyi
rendszer jon az orszagban, mem
lehet t0bbe "hutlen es tudatlan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16

A lejt6n mem szokas Is mem
is lehet negallni.
A kapitalizmus tegnapi, anar-
chisztikus formaja megbukott,
csodot mondott Is cs6d utan
mem fogja tarsadalom vissza-
hallanak, szemeik vannak, de
q tegnap hutlen Is tudatlan t6-
kese kezelje, maganprofit erde-
keben.
Mem fognak. minden allamban
ilyen torvenyt hozni ebben az
esztend6ben, mem fognak minden
gyarat koziizembe venni meg is
egy nehany evig, de az III deal
minden vonalon utban van, s.
rohamos valtozasokra legyunk el-
keszulve.
A kovetkez6 evben enberek
heti otven-hatvan 6rat dolgozni
mem fognak, hogy a munkassig
fele munkanelkiil legyen keny-
telen csavarogni.
Es akik ma a garbage kannik-
boil piszkaljak XII a hullad9lsot
elelemre, azok egy ev lnulva. tisz-
tesseges kenyeret fognak enni,
vagy a munkajuk utan, vagy az
ert, inert azzal tartozik nekil 4
tarsadalom. Amely forradalom
kozepett van, Is amely EFT .
forradalmat gy5zelmesen meg
viva.
Akiknek bank zarlat a regi
rend cs6djet mem jelentette, Is
akinek ez a michigani javaslat
egy vi deal hajnalat mem jelen-
ii, azokra bibliaval elmondhat-
juk, hogy fiileik vannak, de mem
latnak, szemeik vannak, de nern
mem latnak.
Az vi deal jon, az vi deal itf
van mar, mem azert. inert at
Roosevelt megigerte bar mines
okunk ketelkedni, az igeret 6sxin-
tesegeben - hanem az&rt, mert
a regi deal ossze-omlott, IS inert
ma mar egysegesen Vi dealt alkar
az orszag polgars3ga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16
Mi6rt Jon el az III Deal

penzvaltoknak 4 mas penzeve
spekulalni..,
Vege regi rendnek Is vege !
regi ura1kodo osztalynak.
Meg OFT iilnek az osszerablot,
kincsek Is kastelyok kozepen
meg duskalnak tomegekt6l osz.
szerabolt megszamlalhatatlar
milliokban, de remegnek.
Remegve esdekelnek, akik min.
dig ait ugattak, hogy a kormany
ne avatkozzek az izletbe, remeg-
We konyorognek, hogy a kormany
avatkozzek az iizletbe Is mentse
meg 6ket IS a vagyont a sza-
mukra.
A kormany belle fog avatkozni
az iizletbe.
Mem kell barrikad Is neln
kellenek geppuskak.
A t6kesek penzes zsakjaba belle
fognak nyulni adoszedo kezekkcl,
a bankarok mancsairol kormo-
, ket lie fogjak nyesni, es lesz olyan
penziigyi kaloz, akinek a. kor-
meivel egy-ket piszkos ujjat is
lenyisszantjak.
Hogy eek csak szavak? Hogy
mindez csak a formal. de mem
lenyeget valtoztatja?
Aki EFT hiszi, az mem olvassa
az emberi agyvel6ket.
Aki EFT hiszi, az mem latja,
hogy az orszag minden reszebeii
recseg minden korulottunk, $
hogy mar az vi dealt epitik a
szamunkra.
Michigan allan igazsagiigymi-
nisztere most dolgozik egy javas-
laton, amely lehet6ve tenne, ha
torveny lesz bel6le, hogy az al
lam minden tetlen gySrat lefog-
laGon es uzembe helyezzen.
.Hogy meg mem torveny? Az
lesz hat h6nap leforgasa alatt.
Es hogy megfizetnek maid erte
adni kozvagyont, hogy azt ujra
kell kommunizmus, es mem kell
yer, bekesen, szepen, t0rvenyes
eszkozokkel lehet a termel3s esq
kozeit kozvagyonna tenni.
Hogy csak ket ipartelepet akar
az allan atvenni Michiganban?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16

Az bizonyos, Roosevelt alta
igert es azota milli6szor emlegc.
tett vi deal nemcsak elton, de
mar nagyon kozel is van ebber
az orszagban.
EljOn es lit van, mem azert
inert ait az vi elnok valasztasok
elott igerte - hiszen olyan sok
valasztas el6tti igeretet szoktak
felre erteni valasztok Is a je.
loltek, hanem elton azert, mer,
a regi rend, regi DEAL 0sz-
szeroskadt. A szemiink lattara
osszeroskadt.
Akik harom eve es harom ev
6ta mem birtak elhinni, hogy A
regi rend eg Is diiledezik korii-
lottiink, akik mem lattak meg,
hogy a tizenot mililo munkatlan
ember a kapitalizmus eddigi~ for
majanak a teljes cs6djet jelenti,
azokra iraszakadt penziigyi
valsag q mutt hetekben.
Akik tamasok voltak, azok az
ujjaikat most - sajat sebeikbc
dughatjak, llogy a fennallo es
ossze-onfasban levo tarsadalmi
rendszer hetvenhet fajdalmas Sc
bet elhihessek.
Borah senator ait mondta nem-
reg, amit ez az ujsag honapokkal
ezelott megallapitott, hogy for
radalom van ebben az orszag-
ban.
Mem mentek a nepek barri-
kadra, mines is ARA szikseg, inert
a szavaz6 bodek nyitva allnak
minden polgar szamara.
De forradalmi kovetelesek Is
atalakulasok vannak folyamat-
ban az egesz orszagban es kilo-
n0sen forradalom van az embe-
rex mentalitasaban, az emberek
agyvelejeben, ahol minden vi do
lognak el6szor meg kell sziiletni.
A forradalom es az VI IDEAL"
els6 bizonyiteka az, hogy a regi
deal" megsziint, hogy az nap
nap utan vi es mesterseges
dope-okkal tartjk eletben, nehogy
teljes rom valjek ebbol az or
szagbol, nehogy a fundamentu-
mot is elsoporje fergeteg, mi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-16

Az utolso aranyfutas sokkal
nehezebb volt, sokkal komplikal-
tabb volt minden eddigi arany-
laznal Is mikor a neki iramodott
tizezrek az otthoniakat OFT hagy
tax. azzal meg mem voltak tisz-
ta6an.
Akik 4o-ben Vad Nyugat
nagy ismeretlenjenek neki men
tex, elmehettek lohaton, vagy
gyalog, ha mem volt penzuk ha-
j6ra.
Meg konnyebb volt megkoze-
liteni kesobb felfodozott nyu-
gait aranymez6ket es valosagos
gyerekjatek volt a dakotai Black
Hi1lekbe e1menni.
Akinek volt egy jo winches-
terje - Is azokban az idokben
az minden hazban otthon volt,
- aki tudott gyalogolni es va
daszni, aki mem rettent vissza to-
lie, hogy itt-ott megitkozzek az
ellenseges indiannal, aki nem
felt az ehsegt6l, a melegt6l es
a hideptcl. aki szembe szallt a
sivatagok renewed, aki mem ijedt
el az utjaban talalt - csontva-
! zakt6l, az batran neki vaghatott
a kalandnak.
| Vagy eljutott az igeret fold
jere, vagy elhullott utkozben, de
vissza fordulni senkinek mem
kellett.
A Klondike aranymez6i az
aranyat ilyen nagyon olcson mem
adt&k.
A messzi-eszakrol integet5
aranyos keblii ieghegyek es fe-
lejuk torekv6 lazas enlberek kozt
egv = tenger volt.
Merit Alaska ugyan ossze van
rove az eszak-amerikai konti-
s1egis sei. de 1ehetetlen megkozc.
/ item Canadian. canadai ieg-
mez6k0n keresztiil es EFT XII,
lencvenhetes meresz kalandorok
lis belattak.
| Seattle fele tolongtak hat
hogy OFT feljussanak valamife1e
haiora es ugy kozelitsek meg az
igeretek mese-orszagat, amelyh5
egyre hihetetlenebb gazdagsagol
hirei erkeztek.
Termeszetesen sokan penzzel
de meg tobben penz nelkiil, le
torve erkeztek a kikotobe, alb
ban a remenyben, l'ogy Oft maje
1
csak feljutnak egy hajora.
;, Akkoriban divatban volt ma
a tehervonaton dzsumpolni, so
kan i1yen alka1matossaggal er
: keztek a vizparthoz es terme
szetesnek tartottak, hogy ugyal
EFT a tengeren is meg tudjal
, tenni.
i Seattleban egy-ket csaloda
!, mar vart rajuk.
!, A Hudson-Bay trading iizle
lteben, de kiilonosen az arannya
: megrakott Is Alaskabol erkezi
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! informaciokat kaptak ARA nez
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t hogy elelmet kell vinniiik, me,
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: krumpli Given cent a hideg o.
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ii elelemre legalabb otszaz do
: lara lesz sziiksegiik.
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te el 6ket.
al Akinek mem volt p&nze, !
ii hozza latott, hogy szerezzen.
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