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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
Zither-ite
House Resolution Names
Martin Official Player
for State.

Id REPRESENTATIVE EUGENE
IN MARTIN dem, Fit. Wayne
may add to his accomplishments
that of being the house either
player through a resolution TO be
presented to the house by Repre-
sentative Fred S. Galloway Dem,
IndianapOlis).
GallOWay'S resolution will read.
Whereas, the house of repre-
sentatives has gone on record as
fayOring a state fruit, the rasp-
berry, and
Whereas, we already have
chosen the wolf as the state ami
NAL, the tulip as the state tree,
the zinnia as the state flower, and
the cardinal as the state bird;
Nov, therefore, I move you
that the termite be designated as
the state bug, the pussy willow as
the state bud, the wild oat as the
state grain, tripe as the state dish,
applesauce as the state spread,
boloney as the state language,
the plant louise as the state insect
and the either as the state instru-
ment, with the provisO that Rep
resentative Martin be requested to
play a selection Thereon"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
BANKS PONDER
SCRIP SYSTEM
Issuance Might Be Made
Against Funds Already
Deposited.
Continued From Page One)

eral financierS to express doubt that
issuance of scrip would be necessary.
That sum- with cash already in cir
culation, would be sufficient for
temporary business operations, pro-
vided citizens resisted the tempta-
ton to hoard, it was said.
It was pointed out that scrip is
not unsecured currency, but is a
local certificate, which must be
backed by an equivalent value. 1t
would be possible for even an indi-
vidual to issue scrip if the person to
whom it was rendered was assured
Of its validity.
Comparison of scrip with a
mortgage was made by one banker
who compared bank deposits with a
house.
If man owns a house and
needs money, he obtains cash which
is secured by the value of his
house. A bank dcpositor has funds
which are not liquid Immediately
so he uses the account as security
When he pays back the mortgage
his house is released. The scrip
will be taken up when actual cash
is available"
Problem of making change in
amounts less than the 81 certificates
probably will be met by giving the
banks permission to pay silver
money. nickels and pennies for
scrip, it was said.
Meanwhile, plans were under way
in national banking circles to ar
range for exchange of scrip in in
terstate commerce This plan would
permit obligations in New York,
Chicago, or other cities to be paid
from indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
CARY MAN is
HELD IN REAL
ESTATE DEAL
Obtaining of $4,000 From
Four Local Women
Leads to indictment.

Ken McMair, 81 Gary dnd)
financier and real estate operator.
surrendered here today to deputy
sheriffs following his indictment by
the Marion county grand jury on
charges of grand larceny and OBJ
tanning money under false pre-
lenses.
He was released shortly afterward
on $4,000 bond signed by Max Faro.
NIcMair appeared at the jail in
company with his attorney, L. Ert
Slack, former Democratic mayor.
McMair is charged with obtaining
S32, 900 from four indianapolis sis
ters in real estate deal involving
Gary property valued at 100000.
The women are Misses Anna. Luz
cia, Laura and Catherine SiCkels,
1914 North Talbot street who are
said to have turned over $50 900 in
government securities to McMair in
the belief they would hold clear title
to the property.
~ 10 d44CStO llldJ tile women 4dicT
learned the money was only a down
payment, and that now they are
faced with foreclosure and loss oS
the entire amount, described as all
they have in the world" The money
was left to the women from their
fathers estate
McMair is alleged to have told
them they never would have To-
pay more The transaction, con-
Quoted in the name of Miss Anna
Sickels. who is secretary Of the
First Presbyterian church here. is
said to have been completed IN
June, 1890
The women are represented by
viii H Remy, former prosecuting
attorney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
WIDOW OF PUBLISHER
IS TAKEN BY DEATH
Mrs. Harriet ]. ScrippS, 81, Dies at
Home of Son.
By jlited Press

BIZ nited Press
DETROIT, March 6.-Mrs. Har-
riet J. scripps, "a, widow of the
founder of the Detroit News, died
today at the home of her son, Will
liam E. Scripps, president of the
newspaper.
A native of Vermont. Mrs. Scripps
married James E. .Scripps on Sept.
Is, 1862. 1t was said that her eff
forts were largely instrumental in
her husbands decision to enter the
publishing field.
In addition to the son. Mrs.
Scripps is survived by three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. George G. Booth. Gran
book: Mrs. Edgar B. Whitcomb of
Crosse Point, and Mrs. GRANGE
Scripps Johannsen of Pasadena,
Cal.
Death followed a gradual decline
induced by Mrs. ScrippS advanced
age. Funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
COAT THIEF FINED $500,
GIVEN 18O- DAY TERM
City Man, En- Convict, Given Heavy
Sentence by Municipal Judge.

An overcoat theft was punished in
municipal court today with a fine of
$500 and costs and a sentence of 1870
days on the state farm. The coat
since has been returned to its owner.
Clair Shattuck, 81, who has been
living in the 400 block East Ohio
street, was arrested by detectives on
a charge Of petit larceny after
George Russler, a New Jersey sales
man had reported his overcoat
stolen While in indianapolis.
Appearing before Judge William
H. Scheaffer today. Shattuck adj
mitted he had served three prison
terms in Michigan and one in Indi-
ana. The heavy sentence followed
his plea Of guilty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
PROPERTY OWNERS WIN
City'S Appeal on Improvement Con-
trOversy Is Dismissed.

Property owners won a fight to-
day in circuit court hating proposed
Improvement Of New York street.
from Noble street to the Big Four
railroad.
Judge Earl R. Cox dismissed the
city'S appeal to continue with the
project, when it was disclosed he
appeal had not ben perfected prop
erly
Attorneys for the citl declared the
works board would rescind its ac-
ton approving the widening and re-
srtacing project. The board is
expected to pass a new resolution.
demonstrators opposed the 100000
project. cOntending It is not a public
necessity and that the works board
had 10 authority to order the work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
CIGARET TAX BILL is
ABANDONED BY HACKERS
Measure, With OleO Action, viii
Die as Assembly Adjourns.

Facing prospect of pocket veto,
the cigaret tax bill was abandoned
by its hackers today and together
with the oleomargarine tax measure,
will be let die as the legislature ad-
journs tonight.
Abandonment of plans for passage
of the BILL introduced Saturday.
which would levy a 1-cent tax on
each ten cigaretS was announced by
Representative Albert Walsman
Dem, Indianapolis), one of its
sponsors.
Senator Anderson Ketchum
Dem, Greensburg), Democratic
floor leader and president pro tenn
Of the senate, said the oleomargine
bill will rest there.
Effort to suspend the rules and
pass it in the senate was baked this
morning. The bill provides for a
scent a pound tax of oleomargarine.
Both the cigaret and oleo-
margarine tax bills were being
doomed as measures to provide
millions for state poor relief.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
COMMITTEE TO ELECT
SOnth Side Federation of Clubs To
Hold Meeting

Central committee Of the South
Side Federation of Civic Clubs Will
meet at s Wednesday night in the
Garfield Park community house.
Nomination and election Of Of
ficers, postponed last month, will be
held. Reports Will be given by all
stading and special committees.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
BACK ROOSEVELT,
Plea OF HOOVER
Whole Hearted Support Is
Urged by EX-PreSident.
RNI nilcd Press

DIT UWCU FTCSS
NEW YORK, March 6.-Former
President Hoover today urged
whole-hcarted support of his Dem
oCratic successor in the banking
emergency.
The Presidents proclamation
should receive the whole-hearted
support and cooperation Of every
citizen Mr.. Hoover said, in re-
spouse to newspaper requests for
comment on the proclamation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
MAJOR NOMINATIONS
CONFIRMED BY SENATE
Three Placed in State Department;
MOrgenthau Is Farm Chief.

81 uucd Press
WASHINGTON, March 6. - The
senate today confirmed six major
nominations submitted by Presi-
dent Roosevelt, then immediately
adjourned sine die.
The nominations confirmed were
William T. Phillips of NTaSsachu-
sets to be under secretary of state.
Raymond I. Moley Of Ohio to be
assistant secretary of state.
Wilbur J. Carr of New York to
be assistant secretary of state, a
position he now holds.
Henry Morgenthau of New York
to be chairman of the federal farm
board.
T. D. Webb, Nashville. Tesn..
banker, and William 2. Stevenson.
Democratic congressman from
South Carolina. to pe members of
the federal home loan bank board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
BANK BOOKS IN DEMAND
Public Library Notices Effect OF
Financial Situation.

The indianapolis public library
has noticed the effect of the bank
ing situation, it was reported today
Attendants said that in the last
week financial reference books, eco
nomic studies and statistical data
have been in great demand.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
STATE BANK OPERATES
Warren Ind Institution Opens for
Restricted Business.
By Z HitCd Press


WARREN, Ind, March 6.-The
Exchange bank of Warren, a town
OF 1000 population in Huntington
county, opened for business today.
despite state and national proclama-
lions declaring a four-day banking
holiday.
The bank is not accepting checks
on banks outside Of Warren, but is
accepting deposits as usual. with no
restrictions on their Withdrawals.
Samuel Good is head Of the insti-
tuition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
Auto Accessories Stolen

Theft of auto accessories worth
$3.50 from a storeroom at 938
Fletcher avenue, Sunday night, was
reported to police today by Carl B.
Coombs. proprietor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
Suspension Is Ordered

Now therefore, I, Luther F..
Symons, bank commissioner of the
state of Indiana, pursuant to au-
thority in me vested by Sec. 10
OF the act of the general assem-
bly OF the state of Indiana entitled
An Act Concerning Financial In
Stltutions, y approved Feb. "a. 1893.
DO hereby order and direct that
during said period. all banking
transactions shall be suspended
and no such banking institution or
branch including all persons and
financial institutions to whom this
notice is addressed shall pay out,
export, earmark or permit the
withdrawal or transfer in any
manner Or by any device what
Soever, Of any gold or silver coin
or bullion, or currency, or take any
other action which might facilitate
the boarding thereof: nor shall
any such banking institution or
branch pay out deposits, make
loans or discounts, deal in foreign
exchange, transfer credits from
the United States to any place
abroad, or transact any other.
banking business whatsoever"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
'Pre-Kar Stuff

''prn War etuff' These words may. 10
ilD Hoi utulI many. signify age
quality, worth safety. But in the Science
Of Medicine. with its almost daily discov-
e-les, the newest products are always the
best. Par-EX the recent marvel, contains
an entirely new chemical. It relieves in
one minute. muscular aches bruises
sprsins. backache. cold-sores. cuts burns
PaT-Ex also banishes nervousness and
sleeplessness when vigorously applied TO
the back Of 1e neck. At al Haag Drug
Observation-Disclosures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
TROOPS RULE IN GREECE
Martial Law Declared After Govern
ment Loses Election.

ATHENS, Greece. March 6.-Mar-
tial law and a dictatorship were pro-
claimed today by General Plastiras
after a general election in which the
government was defeated.
Plastiras said his action was taken
to annihilate Communism and Sc
cure public order.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06

swift action when they convene
Thursday.
Heavy and unwarranted runs on
banks and drain of gold through
foreign demands made this tenn
porary action necessary. 1t is in
tended to protect the interests of
bank depositors.
Carrying out with far-flung
sweep his promise of instant action,
President Roosevelt calmly signed
the proclamation in his second floor
White House study as of 1905
a. m, today. Actually it was signed
about II Sunday night
Few strokes of a presidential pen
have carried such power to reach
out to change the daily affairs of
even the remoteSt housewife, going
about her family marketing.
For the average man and
woman new kind of paper
emergency money will replace tenn
porarily the familiar green backed
paper which has been regarded as
this worlds goods in the most real
form.
Though some cities took similar
action twenty-five years ago in the
1907 money panic, this is for mil
lions of persons the first experience
with the harsh reality which sub
stitutes the paper of a bank for
that of Uncle Sam.
Acts With Speed
Stepping into the presidency with
an unprecedented crisis on his
hands, President Roosevelt acted
with startling speed to meet it in
an unprecedented manner.
He signed the proclamation after
a long, busy Sunday crammed with
feverish conferences. He was sitting
calmly in his quiet study. Thick car
pets huShed the footsteps of advisers
moving swiftly in and out.
Secretary WOodin, a small, smil-
ing man wearing a blue shirt, sat
in a deep divan. Attorney General
Homer Cummings, tall, thin, with
wide eyes, peered through his glasses
as President Roosevelt asked him
questions regarding the proclama-
ton. Secretary of State Cordell
Hull, thin Tennesseean, sat
with his long legs crossed easily.
Behind the plain desk, Uttered
with a, few papers and kilograms.
looking across under the shaded
desk lamp, sat the President. in a
blue serge business suit. Sturdy
shouldered, smiling, calm, talking
pleasantly, with an occasional hui
morous sally, he was a picture of
ease and confidence.
Protects the Banks
AS he talked he deliberately in
serted a fresh cigaret in an ivory
| holder.
There was little to suggest that
this scene marked one of the mile
stones in this nations history.
There have been heavy and I'M
warranted Withdra ais of pOId opd
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
DELAY INSULT HEARING
Toronto EXtradition Proceedings
Adjourned to March Is.

TORONTO, Ontario. March g.
Hearing Of eXtraoition proceedings
against Martin J. insult, former
Chicago utilities magnate. was ad-
lourneQi today until March l6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
Tractor Turns Over: Farme.. Dies

BIZ Times Special
PORTLAND, Ind, March G.
Fred Homan. 35. was killed near
here when the tractor with which
he was blowing overturned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
SAFETI BOXES TO OPEN
Persons Can Get Valuable Belong
ingS at Dissertation of Banks.

ingS at Dissertation of Banks.
By United Press
WASHINGTON. March 6.-Per-
sons with currency or valuables in
bank safe deposit boxes will be able
to get their possessions at the dis
cretion of the individual bank,
treasury officials said today.
Many banks have closed their
safe deposit vaults along with other
departments, but are believed to
have the authority to allow box
owners access to their property.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06

AS he talked, he deliberately in
serted fresh cigaret in an ivory
holder.
There was little to suggest that
this scene marked one of the mile
stones in this nations history.
There have been heavy and I'M
warranted Withdrawals of gold and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06
Plans Are Speeded for
Financial Recovery by
u. S. Leaders.

Continued From Page One)
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RECIPES THAT SAVE

Printed on the package. Mora
inside. And a brand-new book
full free if you write. Ask for
Menu Magic" Send your
name on penny postcard
TO National Biscuit Company.
449 West 18th ST., New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-06

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-16

A Verl,ovay Segely Egylet
igazgatosaga ugyerezte, hogy
teljes nyiltsaggal kell a tagsag-
gal beszelni es fel kell vilagosi.
tani 6ket az osztalyok utjan
olyan dolgokrol Is tetelekr6l, a
melyeket tagsag egesz tisztan
mem latott.
Ebb6l a celbol k0rlevelet kill
dott sect az osztalyokhoz, a
melyben az egylet helyzeten XII
viii kufonosen azokkal a pom
tokkal foglalkozott, amelyek al.
kalmat adtak egyes, kisebb cso-
portoknak, hogy a tagsagot rend
XVIII konvencio felesleges otle-
tevel zaklassak.
A rendkivuli konvenci6 szeren-
|csftlen otlete mem talalt valami
nagy visszhangra tagsag kozt,
de minthogy lehettek helyek,
ahol egyes felre magyarazott te-
telekkel mem voltak tisztaban, az
|igazgatosag kitun6 munkat veg
'zett, mikor azokat alaposan
megvilagitotta a tagsagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-16
SzENT ERzSEBET MAGYAR ARVAHll

Ha ket halo talalkozik ejjel a
!tengeren, arboclampajukkal is
meretlenul is koszontik egy-
mast. Csak ket ember tud sziv-
telenul es reszvetlenul elmenni
egymas mellett az elet ma sotet,
haborgo tengeren. S kulonosen
szivtelenseg, ha arvak mellett
megyiink el reszvetlenul, ha mem
latjuk meg szemiikben a konnyet,
ha nem halljuk meg az arvak
kero, konyorgo szavat.
Mi az arvak neveben kerunk,
sirunk es konyorgiink. Az arvak
jajszavanak Is konnyeinek ereje
kell, hogy ebben zord id6ben is
utat talaljon es behatoljon meg
kerges szivekbe is. Szolunk xii
lonosen azokhoz, akiknek az elet
megadta AIT, hogy ne tudjak mi
az a nelkulozes, elhagyatottsag.
De jojjon segitsegiinkre minden-
ki, barmilyen csekely aldozattal
is. A Krisztusi es emberbarati
szeretetnek es irgalomnak halle
ka, az Arvahaz keszen all, folly
tatja aldasos munkajat, de sza-
maritanusi lelkek aldozatkeszse-
gere var.
{ Szeressiik, tamogassuk elarvuft
magyar kis vereinket, szeretet-
tel gondoskodiunk nevelesukr6l,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-16

san tanultak Is kiilonos dvatos.
saggal cszkozoltek q befeltet&
seket.
Mindezek term3szetes IS seen
mel lathato igazsagok.
Talan mem is kellene r6luk ki-
lon irni.
De mikor egy-egy oszt&lynil
tendenciozus korleveleket olvas-
max fel, amelyek bizonyos elhall-
gatott vadaskodasokat tartal-
maznak, csak a higgadt en1bc-
rex gondolnak kezen feky6 Is
termeszetes igazsagokra.
Remelhet6, hogy az igazgat s
sag 6szinte Is egyenes felvili-
|gositasai kel16 hatassal jarnak s
hogy a Verhovay Segely Egylet
kebeleben megsziinik minden
olyan kiserlet, amely a mai VI
szonyok kozt tizezrekbe ker1lhe-
t6 rcndkivili konvenci6val ter
helne a tagsagot.
lit kell leszogeznlnk at !
tenyt is, hogy az igazgat6sxg
kell6 objektivitassal iteli meg )
|sajat helyzetet is, amennyiben
az egyik igazgatot a legcsek&-
yebb gyanu alapjin fellebbe-
z&si bizo4tsag ele utaltak.
A fellebbezesi bizotts&g ala
pos vizsgalata Bishop igaxgat6t
minden esetleges vadaskodAs alol
felmentette, de az eset nyom&n
a tagsag megnyugvassal veheti
tudomasul, hogy az igazgat6k
hivatasukat es felel6ss&guket ko-
molyan fogjak fei Is onmagulra
szabjak legszigorubb m&rtt-
ket.
Minthogy pedig mi ebben =
lapban tobb izben felsz6iitottuk
a Verhoyay Segely Egylet igazgt6
tosagat, hogy tegyen eleget !
konvencio utasitasSnak Is poa-
doskodjek az ifjusag beszerves&-
|ser6l, orommel regisxtr&ljuk.
hogy ez is megtortent.
Ebben az iigyben olyan nagy-
fontossagu hatarozatot hozott q
Iigazgat6sag, hogy azzal koxeli
szamainkban kulon cikkekben
lfopunk foplalkozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-16

: =, 4
A Bank Street fel6l lassu, ma
gyon lassu temp6ban egy taxi
koxeledett. Nyitott taxi volt es
a soff6r egykedvien vezette a
kocsit, amelyben egyetlen holgy
dlt. Ex hSlgy mem lehetett csc
led. vagy alkalmazott. Izlesesen,
ElE8&hsan oltozott, jol szitualt,
1enyugoz6en kedves kilsejii ur-
holgy volt taxi utasa, az egyet
len, ami meglep6, dobbenetes,
@rthetetlen, felhaborito volt ben
ne: AZ teny, hogy egy XIV.
Louis korabeli moi legyez6t du-
gott q file moge, mint a keres-
kcd6 seged ceruzat.
Trift feligyel6t, New Yorkb6l,
soha meg ICY nem lepte meg
semmi, mint ez latvany. See
meib6l csak ugy sugarzott jo-
indu1at.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-16

Az osztalyok iigykezelesi jaru-
lekaira majdnem hetezer dolIart
kellett rafizetni a kozpontnak,
kar tehat ugy allitani be a dol
got. mintha a kozponti vezeto-
seq, vagy igazgat6sag pazarolna.
Annal kevesbe lehet kozpon-
II tisztvisel6ket okolni, inert hi
szen azok epen most mondtak lc
onkent fizetesuk egy reszer6l,
ami pedig jart volna a legkoze-
lebbi rendes konvenci6ig a sza-
mukra.
A tisztvisel6knek ez az eliza
tarOzasa senLmi esetre mem ait
mutatja, hogy az egylet penzet
pazarolni akarnak, nagy kar te-
that felel6tlen vadaskodasokat
dobni itt-ott a leveg6be.
A Bartha iiggyel is foglalkoz.
max azok tagok, akik minden
aron gyiilesezni szeretnenek, bar
Bartha el van itelve, de az iigy-
mex meg mines vege, inert a
Bartha buntarsai meg vad alatt
allnak.
A fenti szamokat es tetelekct
|ugyan megnezhette minden ember
az egylet hivatalos lapjaban, de a
itagsag OFT nem reszletezi az
egyes teteleket Is nagyon helyes,
hogy ezekre kulon ramutattak.
Az egylet vagyoni allapotar6l
is kello 6szinteseggel irtak a tag.
sagnak.
Megmondtak, amit ugyis tn.
dott mindenki, hogy az egyle1
vagyonat rendesen Is husegeser
kezeli a penztarnok, de egyszers-
mint ramutattak ARA is, hogy .
ijelenlegi gazdasagi valsag vesz.
tesegeket okozhat az egyletnek
| Ezt tudja mindenki.
Mem volt ertek ebben az or.
szagban, amely ne zsugorodot,
volna rovidebbre, de aki 0ssze.
hasonlitja Verhovay befektete.
seket es ertekeket mas, hasonlt
intezinenyekkel, annak latnis
keli, hogy az egylet idaig ma
Igyon szerencses volt.
/ Valosziniileg azert, inert a re
gebbi tevedesek nyoman alann