davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1934-09-07
CONSUMERS
Aid Sought in War on Food
PrOfiteers

Washington, D. c. (ILNS)--Aid of
consumers is being sought by
the agricultural adjustment ad-
ministration in it's food profiteer war.
Steps are being taken to organize
consumers into nationwide stand to
defeat the unwarranted increase in
food prices, and thus the cost of liv-
ing.
Already consumer councils" have
been organized in 140 counties hit by
catapulting drought prices, and 200
more are in process of formation.
These will be used as food price pub
licity mediums, relaying facts and
figures on food movements to thrifty
housewives
Howe Explains Plan
DR.. Frederic C. Howe, consumers
counsel of thes AAA, outlined his
scheme for forestalling unjustified
price advances, while federal farm
experts discussed the presidents
proclamation suspending tariff bar
riers on live stock feeds.
But DIR. Howe threw out a broad
hint that states might invoke anti
trust and other laws to stop conspir
acy to increase charges, while the
federal government has emergency
weapons it might use if forced.
Just what these are has never been
officially stated. But it is known that
AAA officials think they could invoke
licensing powers for price fixing if
driven to it. If necessary the presi-
dent could chop in half the tariff rates
on imported foods to combat over
charging in special products.
These are last resorts officials be-
lieve will not be necessary. They
have every confidence in the publicity
course determined upon. On this tack,
they plan to expand the bi-weekly bull
letin service they now offer house
wives under title of Consumers
Guide Advising consumers on
prices and intelligent buying meth
DDS, the publication if occasion war
rants will recommend food substitutes
to take the place of high priced arti-
cles. Machinery may be set up to dis
tribute surplus produce to deficit
areas.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
z LAND TITLES
SU|TSF|LED

Suit for an Injunction to re-
strain Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes from taking title
to two tracts of land in Alder
marie county, Va, for the pro-
posed Shenandoah National Park,
was filed today in District SUI
preme Court.
The action was instituted by
Robert H. Via, of Hershey county,
Pa, who protested against an
award of $3.50 for a tract of land
he owned in the county, and by
John j. Mace, of Grottoes, Va,
and Charles M. Mace, of the 2400
block Fourteenth st. N. w., who
were awarded 1881 for a tract
they inherited from their father.
Through Attorneys William E
Leahy, Lawrence S. Gourley and
Samuel o. Syme, the petitioners
stated no bona fide offers of pur'
chase, as required by law, were
made by the State Conservation
Commission. and they were di-
vested of their property through
improper condemnation proceed.
ingS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
FUSION LEAGUE
RIFT DENIED

Circulated reports that Fusion
candidates, if elected in November,
will withdraw financial support
from Montgomery county's Social
Service League were Indignantly
denied today by leaders of the
Fusion party.
League officials also secuted the
rumor they are gravely concerned
over the approaching election.
Soothing at the whispering cam
paign tactics" of opponents, F..
Barnard Welsh, Fusion candidate
for judge, said:
"There isn't an atom of truth
in the rumOr. The Fusion party
is entirely sympathetic toward
any work designed to aid needy
persons of Montgomery UNITY"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
GIRL ACCUSES
HERMOTHER

NEW YORK Oct. 5 IN.SO.
Mrs. Constance Cinnanti, 10, yes
terday accused her mother. Mrs.
Anna. A. Littlefield, 81, of mis-
conduct in an affidavit filed in
Supreme Court in connection
with an application made by
Mrs. Littlefield for alimony and
counsel fees pending trial of a
divorce suit instituted against
her by Charles L. Littlefield, so.
Justice MacCrate denied the
application.
Mrs. Cinnanti's affidavit as
serted her mother introduced, as
a friend, John Schultz, and that
Mr.. Schultz was daily visitor
at the Littlefield home. 1t added:
HE would call her erdear.
ing names, such as fDearie,'
Honey and Sugar He would
have her on his lap and he
would kiss her. All this was
done without any shame or
embarrassment on my mothers
part. She welcomed and en-
cOuraged his intimate love.
making"
Both Mrs. Littlefield and Mr..
Schultz denied the accusation.
Mrs. Littlefield has filed a coun-
ter action for separation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
GARDEN CLUB MEETING

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Oct.
4 (SpeciaD A regional meeting
of the garden clubs in this Sec
ton will be held in Shepherdstown
during the week of October IA.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
Extra! Mr.. Dean
Avoids Crowd
In ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5 G.N.S).
Separate special trains, steam
ing into Union Station Is
minutes apart, brought the st.
Louis Cardinals and Detroit
Tigers to today's battle-ground.
The Cardinals special, which
arrived shortly after 7 o'clock,
was first in. 1t was saluted by
a roar from a crowd of about a
thousand persons.
AS Manager frankie Frisch
of the Cardinals stepped off
the train a cheer went up and
other players also were warmly
applauded. Few of those
gathered at the station, how
ever, saw Dizzy Dean. The
eccentric pitcher slipped away
unnoticed and made a quick
exit while his name was on
every lip and while eager eyes
sought him out. The Cardinal
athletes looked grim and de-
termined, their appearances
being contrast to their happy
go-lucky air on the night of
their departure for Detroit.
The Tiger special arrived a
quarter of an hour later. The
Detroit players also got a big
hand when they alighted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
.PWA Aides Check
Sewage Plant Plans

After all the discussion between
the District Commissioners and
Secretary of Interior Ickes on the
question of the PWA $8,000,0 900
sewage disposal plant, PWA en-
gineers today are checking over
the latest plans to see whether
the time for constructing the plant
can be cut from four years to two
years. The PWA loan is contin-
gent on doing the job in two and
half years, according to Secre-
tary Ickes' recent ultimatum.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
LABOR AWAITS
PERKINS TALK

SAN FRANCIS Oct. 5
G.N.SO.-Union labor today
eagerly awaited an address by
Secretary of Labor Frances Per
kins-a message which labor
will take as the voice of the
Administration.
Delegates and friends of the
American Federation of Labor
attending the annual convention,
gathered early in Civic Auditor
ium.
They expected Miss Perkins to
outline the position of the New
Deal with respect to the latest
developments in industry and
labor.
They hope she will tell them
The position of the admin
istration on the 30-nour week.
If there has been any
strengthening of the admins
tration's stand for the right of
labor to organize and bargain
collectively.
What will be done about en-
ployers the federation charges
are violating Section IA.
What labor is expected to do
to carry out its part in the
industrial truce" proposed by
the President.
Just what the President had
in mind when he proposed a
truce"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
F St. Widening
To TopPWA
Projects
BY EUGENE A. KELLY

Government officials indicated
today that the remodeling of the
old Patent Office Building and the
widening of F Street between Sew
enth and Ninth SITS. N. w. will top
the list of Washington projects ap-
proved by the National Park Serv-
ice, when that body submits prof.
ects to the Public Works Admins
tration.
Although the F Street project
has no priority yet on the list OF
projects approved by the Nationa!
Park Service, Arno B. Cammerer
director of the park body, said to
day that the Importance of the
CONTINUED on Page 10, Col. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
BARNETT FUND
HELD INVALID
BY International News Service

BY International News Service
Anna Laura Lowe literally has
been on the war path in the
courts of many sections of the
country ever since she married
Jackson Barnett, the late peace
loving Indian who received mil
lions in royalties from the oil
found on his Oklahoma land.
Today another hapter was
added to the litigation the white
wife instituted five years ago.
The District Supreme Court held
the thumb print signed contract
the aged Indian made in giving
his wife $550,000 worth of Liberty
bonds on the proviso she deposit
100000 worth of them with a
Washington bank as trust for
himself during his lifetime, is
invalid.
The court ruled Mr.. Barnett
was mentally incompetent when
he made the contract and that
the then Secretary of the In
terror Albert B. Fall had no
authority to give the bonds to
the wife.
So all the bonds now revert back
to the Secretary of the Interior, as
administrator of the Indians es.
tate, for distribution among the II
purpOrted relatives of Mr. Rarnett.
Another contract made by the
Indian, setting up a $780, 900 trust
fund for himself during his life
time and upon his death to go to
the American Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society, already has been de.
clared illegal by the New York
courts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
Waterway Pact
Ratifying Seen

Ratification of the St. Lawrence
treaty by the Senate next session
is more hopeful in the opinion
of Frank P. Walsh, chairman of
the New York Power Authority.
Stopping here en- route to Knox
vile, Tenn, to examine iva prog
ress he pointed out that New Eng
land, once a bitter foe of the sea-
way treaty, is now more favorable
to it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05

. Leading university style authorities approve
the smart lines and new colors of these Dunlaps.
Fall shapes in steel, sterling and Congo brown
in the smart new Battlestreet and Dusterstreet
models are pictured. See our showing of these
wonderful new Dunlap Hats at $5-they're
revelation in value, as we'll as style.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
Plane Designers
To Have Contest

Model airplane designers in
Prince Georges county soon will
be given an opportunity to test
their skill in a contest to be spon-
sored by the Exchange Club of the
county.
DR.. r. A. Vawter, of Hyattsville,
who is chairman of the committee
on arrangements, said today that
high school students will have an
opportunity to build planes as part
of their manual training work
in school. Several prizes will be
awarded.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
G.. w. Liberal Club
Lauds Ban on NaZis

The Liberal Club of George
Washington University last night
adopted a resolution praiSing
President James r. Conant, Of
Harvard University, for refusing
an offer of Ernest Hansftaengl,
Nazi press agent, to establish a
$1,000 German travelling scholar
ship.
The club held that Nazi doc
trines are opposed to the funda-
mental principals of universities
throughout the world. The club
declared DR.. Commits stand will
encourage liberal groups through
out the country.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
Club Remembers
Forgotten Man

1.-THE Forgotten Man" was re-
membered yesterday at a lunch
con held by the Cosmopolitan Club
at the Carlton Hotel. An address
on Friendship" was given by the
Rev. DR.. C. E. Buck, director of the
Episcopal Ear, Eye and Throat
Hospital. Arthur Reilly, the Her
aid Globe Trotter, was guest
speaker.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
PWAFund Granted
For Reservoir Job

Dale Carlia Reservoir will be re.
paired soon, the work to be fl
nanced by the Public Works Ad-
ministration.
Administrator Ickes has APP
proved an allotment of $4,000 to
the War Department for the pro
ject. Officials said the repairs
are of a minor nature.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-05
Club to Review
Bernard Fay Book

A review of Bernard Fay's 1.-The
Two FranklinS," by Mrs. M. A.
Terrell, will feature a meeting of
the Takoma Park Fortnightly
Book Club Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Homer Smith, 300
block Takoma Ave-, Takoma Park,
Md.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01

Ha forradalom Roosevelt
programme, akkor lit az atalaku-
las forradalmat fogjuk szemlelni,
amely nemcsak a kivaltsagos osz-
taly tagjait hagyja eletben, =
pedig hat bunoztek annyit, mint
Europa barmely orszaganak a
kivaltsagos osztalya, hanenl
a vagyonukat is meghagyja.
$50 van ugyan "ujra elosztas-
rol', amt az adozas utjan meg
is probalnak, de az az ujra-osztas
meg mindig a proletarok millioit
haeyja meg az orszagnak ugyan-
akkor, mikor a Rockefeller meg
Ford milliardok is megmarad-
nak azoknak a csaladoknak a
kezeben.
Az egesz vi deal inkabb csal<
profitnak vi aranyokban valo
elosztasat celozza.
Ha Roosevelt mem ALT volna
bolcsen az e1egedetlenkedo en-
berek elere, akkor az Iowaban
eldordult winchesterek vegig So
portek volna az egesz orszagon
es XII mondhatja, hogy Wigginst
mem akasztottak volna fel egy
new york; 1ampavasra?
Es XII mondhatja, hogy Wig
gins mem erdemelte volna meg
| az akasztast? (Ez az az ur, aki
a vilag legnagyobb bankjanak
az ura volt es aki megparan-
csolta a gyarosoknak a berva-
CAST, de a sajat negyedmillios
fizeteset ugyanakkor felemelte.
A Wigginsek, a Mitchellek. a
Morganok meg tobbi gangszte-
rex tava1y marciusban remegve
-huzodtak meg Roosevelt mogot,
es alazatos halaval ismertek el
legalabb magukban, hogy Roose.
welt akkor megmentette oket :
nepharagtol.
Pedig akkor AIT hittek, hogy
ha ait a nyomorult es kartekony
eletiiket mem is veszik el toluk
a kivaltsagaikon es a vagyonu.
kon nagyon nagy rest iitnek.
Sem ez, sem az nem tOrtent
meg egyelore.
Bizonyos, hogy vagyonukor
egy par ev alatt adozas utjar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
HA SZEMEIK LENNENEk

rest iitnek, bizonyos, hogy ezen-
tul zsiros profit nagyobb re-
szet fogjak levagni, hogy egy kis
darab kenyer jusson a munkas-
max, de meg mindig Ok lesznek
kivaltsagos urak azutan is.
A tulzo radikalisoknak ugyan-
erre kellene gondolni.
A forradalmat lgero kormany-
program megvalositasa kisse
lassan megy.
A kivaltsagos osztaly ragasz-
kodik a vagyonahoz es a kivalt-
sagahoz es minden kovet meg
mozgat, hogy a forradalom pro-
gramjat elgancsolja.
Mem fog nekik sikeriilni.
Mem fog sikerulni, de evek
kellenek ahhoz, amt egy fizikai
forradalom esetleg = ha sikc-
riil = egy-ket ev alatt elintez.
A fizikai forradalom azonban
aldozatot jelent es az elso aldo.
zatot a forradalmaroknak kell
meghozni.
Ki kell allni barrikadra, odu
kell allni standardization
agyui ele es verrel kell fizetni
azert, amt Roosevelt = valami
vel lassabban - a szava zatok fe-
jeben megiger es meg is ad
maid az orszagnak.
A forradalmak neha mem is
sikerilnek, de ha sikeriilnek, ak.
kor is vegte1en nagy aldozatokka
jarnak.
Mem is beszelink az oroszok.
rol, aho1 hat forradalom utar
ehinseg volt, hanem utalunk ;
polgari forradalmakra, amelyel
a helyeikrol mindent kiloknel
es amelyek evekre terjedo nyug
talansagot es sok helytelen el
tolodast jelentenek egy nemze
eleteben.
A forradalmat is kell egyszer
likvidalni es az rnindig lass,
:s fajdalmas.
A spanyol forradalom vegst
akkordjai peldaul meg mem "a
rultak lie a multi heti bombakkal
eveken at meg-megismetlodnel
maid a robbanasok, amig az u
deal kialakul az orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
DIKThTOROK Is DIkTATURkk

Austria diktatora elarulta az.
orszagot es egy piszkos trukkel
Becsben szocialista kozponto-
kat megszallta.
Ket napra Magyarorszagba
utazott, hogy az alatt helyet-
tese elnyomhassa a becsi mum
kassagot es tonkre tehesse a
szocia!ista kozpdntokat, ami
megtortent.
Vagyis Dolfuss hitlerizalta az
orszagot.
Idaig ait allitotta, hogy attol
akarja megmenteni Ausztriat S
azert volt ra szukseg, hogy ke-
zebe vegye a diktatori hatalmat.
Mikor azonban latta, hogy
hitlerizmus esetleg erosebb g.
nala, hajlando volt azzal meg
alkudni, SGT hajlando volt AIT
8 megcsinalni, csakhogy megma
radhasson hatalmon,
Mem kcll ezen meglepodni.
inert a diktatorok soha nem a
nemzet, hanem mindig a sajat
trdekukben ragadtak magukhoz
a hatalmat.
Mikor Mussolini a szocialista
Avanti hajdani szerkesztoje ma
gahoz ragadta hatalmat, akkor
is = mint ma - az volt jel-
szava, hogy a kapitalizmust es
a kommunizmust meg kell sem
misiteni az orszagban.
Ehelyett kigyilkolta szocia-
lizmust, megolte a liberalizmust
es megerositette a sajat hatalmat
Mikor De Riviera atvette Spa
nyolorszagban az uralmat, azzal
magyarazta ait lepeset. hogy
a maroccoi veresegeket csak egy-
seges kozponti hatalom tudja
kikoszorulni.
Mikor a hatalom oft volt a
kezeben, Maroccobol kivonult es
az egesz maroccoi hadjarat el
lett felejtve. Csak az volt a
celia, hogy 8 kormanyozhassa az
orszagot.
Mielott Hitler hatalmat at.
vette, AIT predikalta a nemetek-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01

Talan, de mem biztosan, az
bizonyos eredmenyeket gyorsab-
ban hoz, de annyival magasabb
arat kell erte fizetni, hogy a
kozelebbi eredmenyt talan dra-
gabban kapjuk, mint amennyit
azok megernek.
Ma, a polgarhaboru utan het-
ven evvel mindket reszr6l ugy
latjak, hogy a negy evig tarto
borzalmak es az azokat kovet6
es tizenot evig tarto meg ma
gyobb rekonstrukcios borzalmak
egy Macy kolcsonos mistake
bo1 szarmaztak.
Akik a rabszolgasagot meg
akartak szuntetni, azok nehany
ev alatt a ceIaikat elertek vol
ra Lincoln-nak azzal a program
javal, amely meg akarta rab-
szolgakat valiant keszpenzben.
(Mennyivel kevesebbe keriilt
volna ez a nemzetnek, mint
negy ewes haboru es az otven
ewes halalos gyiilolseg.)
A deli allamok lakossaga vi
szont mar a "rekonstrukcio' es
a carpet-bagger uralom borzalmai
kozt is erezte, hogy vegzetes es
megsemmisito 1epes lett volna
resziikrol a szakadas, amely
nyomort meghonositotta volna
Dixie-foldon.
Akik hat, akar a kivaltsagait
felto egyik osztaly, akar az III
dealert tiirelmetlenkedo mask !
osztaly reszerol elitelik a kor-
many forradalmi programjat,
azoknak a tortenelembol is, de a |
forradalom utan lev6 jelenlegi |
europai allamok es nepek sorsa
Dol is lehetne es kellene tanulni,
SAX latni tudnanak a szemeikkel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01

Ha az amerikai kivaltsagos
osztaly tagjai latni tudnanak,
akkor sokkal bekesebben elvisel-
mex mindazt, amt az nj deal
rajuk rak.
Mert ha mem tanultak tor
tenelembol, akkor atne zhetne-
mex Europaba es meglathatnak,
hogy Oft forradalom mivel Jar.
Az orosz forradalomrol, amely
a kivaltsagos osztalyt vagyonos-
tol, szorostol-b6rost6l likvida1ta,
mem is beszelunk.
Mert fel kell tenniink. hogy
ebben az orszagban ko1nmunista
forradalom akkor sc lenne, ha
rakenyszeritenek 1akossagot,
hogy hozzanyuljon fegyverek-
hez.
A spanyol forradalom aranylag
nagyon enyhe polgari lazadas
volt, amely csak a kiralysag
megdonteset celozta Is amely az
egyhazak Macy -vagyonara vetett
szemet, inert az orszag nepe
nyomorgott.
Spanyolorszagban meg a multi
heten is bombak robbantak Is
peldaul a Hispano-Sulza auto
gyarat majdnem egeszen tonkre-
tettek.
Pedig a forradalmat a1litolag
ket eve "likvidaltak"
Az vi dealerek egy resze S
kiilonosen nagytoke forrada-
lomrol beszel nalunk is.
AIT mondjak, hogy a forra-
dalom Roosevelt programme e
van benne valami igazsaguk.
De ha ICY van, akkor terdre
kellene esniuk es 'halat kellene
adniuk az Istennek, meg Roose-
veltnek, hogy forradalmat 'ilyen
formaban csinalja meg, 'hogy mem
allit Hoover 'fele kofalat az ele-
gedetlenseg utjaba.
A fizikai forradalmak 1nindie
rombolnak.
Embereket kiildenek halal-
ba, nyomorekokkal rakjak meg
az orszagot es lerombolnak rend-
szereket, intezmenyeket, hogy
ujakat epithessenek azoknak a
helyebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
4 HAzAT MCMENTETTEK

ErdekcS eS nelyeSen JegyeZtei
meg Rivera, hogy amig Rookie
fe1ler olyan nagyon irtozik a
Lenin kepetol, ~addig az oiajval-
lalatai vigan kotnek olajuzlete-
'ket a Sovjettal. inert ugy latszik,
hogy csak falon levo freskonak
van saga, a penznek ,akkor
sincs, ha az bolsevik forrasbol
erkezik Rockefeller kasszaba.
Termeszetesen, ha Rivera We
letlenul az utolso orosz car ke-
pet festette volna a Rockefeller
Center falara, semmi kifogas mem
lett volna a kepek ellen.
Mert soha mem lehetett halla-
nj haboru elott vagy haboru
alatt. hogy carok veres terror
jat Rockefeller, vagy hozza
hasonlo gentlemenek eliteltek
volna.
Hkkor sem lett volna kifoga-
-suk, lla Rivera kovette volna
miivesz elodei peldajat es had
vezereket, zsarnokokat orokitett
volna meg a falakon.
De inert -forradalmar, a sza-
badito Lenin kepet odatette a
tudomany apostolainak kepei
koze, valamennyit lie kellett vas
karni falakr6l.
Vajjon ha nepszavazas lenne
ebben az orszagban = hogy az
oroszokrol ne is beszeljiink - XII
mex az eletet es a munkajat be-
csiilnek tobbre a szavazasnal.
Rettenetes Ivan caret, vagy
Leninet?
Mem 'kell bolseviknek lenni,
- aminthogy eek sorok mem
boisevik tollbol szarmaznak -
hogy valaki Lenin em1eket be-
csulje, inert mem lehet semmi
olyan alias, olyan gonosz, mint
az orosz carizmus volt. Hacsak
az amerikai 'kapitalizmus eddigi
becstelen formaja nem volt al
jasabb az orosz .carizmusnal.
Meg az sem szikseges azon-
ban, hogy valakinek nagy vele-
menye 1egyen Ienin fe1ol.
Csak a muveszi alkotasok er-
teket kell becsulni tiltakozik
az emberben a JOAN esq az ilyen
vandalizrnus ellen.
Rockefeller azonban yaloszi-
ntileg EFT a hazat fe1tette a Le-
min kepto1 es a1talaban a Rivera
kepekt61.
AIT hitte, hogy Lenin kepe
egy falra festett ordog 1esz a
nagy new york; epuletben, mar
pedig az ordogot soha nem volt
tanacsos a falra festeni.
A hazat mentette hat meg az
olajcsaszar, mikor a Rivera ke-
peket 1evakartatta a falakrol. Es
ICY valosziniileg nemcsak meg
lesz a bune bocsatva, hanem
meg erdemrendet is kap
Daughters of American Re-
volution, vagy a Security
League-t6l.