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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12

will be postponed to the following day.
 The committees in charge fin. cludel Mrs Donald uranniss, chalr. man, Mrs Theodore Meyer, public. ity, Mrs Roland Hotchklss, flower show, Mrs Ralph Munger, chii. dren's entertainment, Mrs Charles Larkln, tea, Mrs Barrow Hemln. way, plant exchange; Mrs Truman Curry, ushers; Mrs William Arnold, food gnle, and Mrs Donald Post,
 wild flower exhibit.
 The ugherg at he various gar. denD include: Mrs Larkin's--Mrs
 John A. Coe, Mrs John 0oss, Mrs
 Walter Dallas, Mrs Walter Tor. rance, Mrs William Ooss, and Mrs Chauncey Goss; Mrs Upson's--Mrs Gerald Low, Mrs sherman Perry, Mrs Gordon Huriburt, Mrs Henry
 Wild. Miss Caroline Flless, Miss Marion Hunt, and Mrs Truman Curry; Mrs Frederick Chase's--- Miss Helen Minor, Esther Coe, Mrs John Brodic, Mrs Richard Puffer,
 and Mrs Henry origgs; Mrs Bulls Mrs Richard GOgs, Mrs Milton Ai- lerton and Mrs Howard Coe; Miss Whittemore'B--Mrs Donald Post, Mrs Everett Allen, Mrs Rowlcy Phillips, Mrs Elton Wnyland ana Miss Mc,icent Makepeacc and Mrs Bronsons--Mrs Edwin Northrop, Miss Marion Peasley and Miss Mil dred Harmon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12

Miss Nancy Holcomb, daughter of MT and Mrs Frederick W. Hol- comb of Prospect street is attend. ing tho spring festivities at Will Hams college being held over the weekend.
 Mrs Michael Hummer who has been spending the winter in Miami, Fla, has returned to her home on Kingsbury street.
 Robert Blrt of Grove street was recent visitor in Hartford.
 Miss Marguerite Dwyer and Helen O'BrIen of this city arc spending tho weekend as the guests of Trinity classmatc in Revere, Mass. They attended the Trinity convention in Worcester to- day.
 Mrs Frank Reilly has returned to her home on Albion street after spending several days in New York.
 Mir and Mrs J. Ellmer Shove have returned from their wedding trip and have taken up their resi- dencc on Ridge street. Mrs Shove was formerly Miss Helen v. Caro- Ian of Baldwin street.
 Mir and Mrs A. Garland Shop. bach have returned to their homo in New York after spending a few days as the guests of Mir and Mrs John Reardon of Woodlawn ter- race.
 Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, a senior at AIbertus Magnus college
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12
|TnnityCIubS Meet T0-day


 Many from this city aa rcprescn- tntiveB of the local chapter of Trinity College Alnmnno are in attendance at the convention ok tho Trinity college chapters shroughoct New England which la being held todny in Worcester.
 A luncheon wlll bc held at q o'clock at tho Wachusetts Country club nt which Mrs Frank Kenney Of Pennington avenue, president of the local group, will Do one of the speakers, Among the other speakers will bo tho national prexl. dent, pr Mare Madden Of New York.
 Bridge and other forms of enjoy. ment will bo arranged during the afternoon and tea will be served at b:30 o'clock.
 The delegatl0n from the local cha pter includes: Mrs Frank !. Keeney, Mrs Charles Mccarthy, Mrs Ralph IF. Vaughn, Mrs Fran. els Mcdonald, Mrs Thomas Nolan, Mrs Willtam Lawlor, Mrs Edward Godfrey, Mrs John c. uilmRrtin, Mrs Richard Hlnchay, Mrs Daniel Harrington, Jr. and Misses Mnr- guetite Dwyer, Helen OBrlcn, Helen Beliveau, Marion Van Deu. sen and Ann Hermann.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12
ROxbWry School
 Plans Functions

Senior festivities at Roxbury Preparatory school in Cheshire will be held on Juno Sth and yth. The events open on Friday with commencement exercises followed by tho class play on Friday even- ing. On Saturday afternoon n ten- his exhibition will bo played be. tween Frank Shields and Sydney Wood after which n tea dance will be enjoyed. Tho senior banquet will then bo held on Saturday evening tho annual senior clasa prom. Girls from various parts of tho state will be guests of tho students for tho weekend.
 Henry Gibbons of Washington, D. C., Is chairman of the commit tee in charge of tho affair and he will be assisted by Payson Hatch of New York, Rodney Waterman of Rye, N. r., Ray MacMullen of New York city, William Landon of Hamdon.
 William Kilcullen of New York city has been elected class prcsi- dent and James Cotter of Boston has been appointed secretary and treasurer.
 Tho local students who will graduate include: stephen Burrall and Edward Farley and also Al- bert Jourdan, Thomas Hurley and William Cornell of Cheshire.
 
 Mrs Andre Sauvageau of South Main street was rendered n shower at her home recently by number of her friends, Those In attendance were: Mrs Benudoin, Mrs Sauva- gcau, Mrs J. Brlda, Mrs Hill, Mrs Mattson, Mrs Israel Ayotte, Mrs Roger Bclval, Mrs o. Bellemore, Mrs Albert Grenier, Mrs Albert Montam bault, Mrs Lucia Cyr, Mrs octave Houde, Mrs St Pierre, Mrs A. Lacombc, Mrs i.emieux, Mrs Fred Lcbcl, Mrs Dumoud, Mrs c. Blais. Mrs Joseph i.cbol, Mrs r. Clement, Mrs Perry, Mrs Alice Gc- lima and Mrs Maxine Gelina.
 Tho Misses Marse Shelley and Mildred Rocho were guests at a supper party given in their honor by their friends in the Scovill North Mill office, at Lift-the-Latch Inn, Thursday evening. Miss Shel. Icy and Miss Roche were each pre- sented with a China Dinner set. Those in attendance were: Misses Mary Keane, Catherine Hardy, Mae Dwyer, Christine Do Cicco. Helen Roche. Mrs Ray Ahearn. Mrs Rose Poizollo, !. Fogarty, ". Hollywood, D. France. r. Doll, l.. Willard. W. Qul,ter, F. Rafferty, !. Hastings, 4. Smith, W. Cieary, ]. Mccarthy, C. Kelley, M. Caputo. ]. Dunn, c. Bolver. W. Hobble. | Barr A. Ashborn, P. McGrath. T. O'Connor, A. Koanc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12

All graduate nurses who plan to attend the Florence Nightingale memorial service to be held Sun day evening at 7:15 arc requested to meet in uniform nt the parish hall. Rev Moses Lowell will preach the sermon, which will be part of the national commemoratlon serv- ices for Florence Nightingale.
 Tho meeting of tho Graduate Nurses club of Waterbury will be held at their rooms in the Lilley building Tuesday night. Following the business session refreshments will be served. Mrs George Jack son and Mss Anna Murphy will act as hostesscs.
 The Wadhams Womens Relief Corps will meet Tuesday at tho home of Mrs Julia Conklin on Woodlawn terrace at 800 o'clock.
 Unit of Corp Coyi epost auxiliary will meet next Wednesday night In tho Legion home, following n supper at 6:30 o'clock, which will be served under the direction of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12
Club Activities

Mrs Gunnar Schlander. Guests of honor will be the president and secretary of the Gold Star Mothers of the states.
 Mrs Bernard Stanls and Miss Elvera Stanig of Summit street en- tertained at miscellaneous show CT on Thursday evening in honor of Miss Ann BauzaS of Edge- wood avenue who ig to be married on May 30th. Those attending were: Misses Mac Howard, Julia Kabas, Ann Stevens. Aldoha PO- GUS, Helen White, Jennie. Campi, Rose Daddonn, Jennie CarusiIla, Jane LingIs, Ann Lrgis. Mac Dos Vino, Mona Barkus, Nancy Di- Angelo, Edna Highland, Carrie Levine, AdeiIa valaitis, Ann Kud- yma, Ann Hudak, Louise DeIucia, Annette Yushis. Helen Yushis, Betty Brazis, Nora Jenkins, Ei- vera Stanis, Mrs John Focus, Mrs Anthony Eudrikus. Mrs Bernard stanis and Miss Ann Bauzas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12
|StMGTg0YgtS s Plans DGnCg


 Tho annual rprlng formal dance of the Children Of Mary of Bt Margaret's parish is scheduled fo be held on Friday evening, June sth at the Watertown Country club. Tho affair is always ono of the outstanding events of the pre-. summer Bengon
 Miss Ann LaTaoy of Grove street has been appointed chairman of the committed in charge and will be nBBlBted by Misses t.lna Burns, Mary Whclnn, Mildred Hcbert, Helen Carr, Mary Robinson, Mary Troy, Helen Murphy, Helen Fl9- herty and Gertrude Foley.
 Final arrangements and . list of patrons and patr0ncsgeB for the affair will bo announced by the committee Ut later date. ReBer. vations arc to bo limited to small number with tickets being reserved until May 26th for members of the society after which they may be secured by friends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12
St. EH&0beth s
 Groups Active

Mrs Nicholas Brady of New York city was hostess on May third to the senior classes of several New York and New Jersey colleges at the Carroll club in New York Among those entertained were tho senior class members of the Col. lege of St Elizabeth. tho Missef Kate Joan Kiimnrtin and Miss Nancy Delaney of, this city attend. ing, Mrs Brady presided and Miss Elizabeth McEsdden of the senior class, daughter of Mrs Ann Me- Fadden of Newark, q former stu don't of the college, spoke.
 Tho Esex county chapter of St Eliznbeth's held n luncheon April 2Sth nt the Hotel Suburban in Sum- init, ". l., at which Rev Fulton Sheen was the speaker. Father Sheen left a weekend party at the summer cottapc of Alfred p. Smith, former governor of New York and Mrs Smith, on tho New Jcrsey coast to speak at the lunch- con. Miss Peggy Kilmartin of this city attended tho affair. Miss Kate Mclaughlin Of Newark, N. l.. q grrduatc of the college, was toast mistress.
 IHO GNeW LUX Hnu NcW JCTSey club of tho college plans to hold q dnnce Friday, May 25 at sherry's, Park avenue, New York city.
 The annual dinner of tho senior e1asg of the college was held last week at the William Pitt in Cha than, N. J. Kate Jonn Kilmartln and Nancy Delaney of the senior class attended, tho former reading M paper on class "reminiscences.
 The dramatic societies of the College of St Elizabeth and Seton Hall in East Orange will jointly present the play, Broken Dishes" next week, at the college at Con- vent Station ard also in Jersey City,
 Mrs Charles Mckay Of Aetna street was hostess at n shower re- gently in compliment to Mrs Jo. gcph Martin who was formerly Miss PhylIss Dorado. The honored gucat was the recipient of many beautiful gifts Those present were Misses Marie ScovIzzo. Lena Gug- fiotti, Alice R'zzolo, Virginia De- Marine. Mary md Eleanor Spar ano, and Mrs James Cocchiolo, Mrs Henry Schick, Mrs Gene HamcI, Mrs Charles Mckay, Mrs Samuel Del Russo. Mrs Carl Del Russo, Mrs Bernard Kcnney, Mrs Pas guaie Perrlello, Mrs Fred Driscoll, Mrs Charles Saverino and Mrs Jo- seph Martin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12
High School Notes

Meetings of the Art club and the Occupations club were held follow Ing the close of school today al Crosby. The Art club met in roonl 300 under the direction of Roy Walsh in room 204.
 Initiation of two new members Into the exclusive Flying club of Leavenworth high school will be held at the next meeting Of the or- ganizatIon 1t was announced today by Dan Maribilio. president. The ceremonies will take place under the direction of c. w. McNiven. faculty advisor to the club. Se- ports that an imported Alpine goat was to be brought in for the oc- casion were emphatically denied by club officials today.
 ''The Patsy. senior class play. will be presented at the Wiiby au- ditorium tonight under the direc- ton of Mss Mary Louise Martin, who has coached rehearsals of the production. Advance sale of tie. kets indicates n good attendance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12
Ann ReardOn E Rendered. Party

Miss Ann Renrdon, daughter or Mir. and Mrs. John Rcardon of Woodlawn Terrace was guest of honor at a party given at her home yesterday afternoon, tho oc- cnslon being her birthday. The home was attractively decorated in n color scheme of pink green and yellow with q large birthday cake forming tho centerpiece for the table. Favors and varied colored balloons were given to each of tho little guests. During tho afternoon games were enjoyed and n delicious luncheon was served. The guests included: Paula Kinnery, Barbara Byrnes, Carol Kennoy, Dorothy McVerry, Sadie Rnjab, Mary Ryan, Ann Reardon, Alice Rcardon and Edward Brennan, Thomas McCar. thy, James Donnhue, William Mor- an, Nicholas Santone, Edward Garfield and Franklin Hackett-
 MT. and Mrs.. Samuel Riccinrdi of Hamilton avenue were feted at formal dinner at Waverly Inn on Thursday evening In honor of their 10th wedding anniversary. Following tho dinner announce mont was made of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Nancy Ric- ciardi to Angelo Sabln of Nauga- tuck. Those attending included seven daughters and threo sons of the couple; MT. and Mrs. Paul Yo- vino. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Clan clolo, MT. and Mrs. Charles Ro- mano, Miss Nancy Ricciardi and Angelo Sabia, Blanche Ricciardl and John Mem primo, Aida Ricciar- al and Dr. A. Duva Of Bridgeport, Dr. John NJ. Rlcciardi and Miss Pierina Abbatte of New Britain, DomenIc Ricciardl and Mis- There sa Regia, Sylvio Ricciardi and Miss Jennie Cocchiola.
 Mrs. William c. Schlegel and Miss l.. F. Schlegel and Wilfred Schlegel of Randolph avenue are spending n few days at Chalfonte-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12

Miss Ann W. Cochran of Bnlti- more, Md, graduate Of Vest over school n iMiddlebut~, was married yesterday afternoon in that town to Redmond Q. stewart. IT., of tho same city iii Christ Protestant Episcopal church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12
MISS JANE PHELAN

The Children of Mary of the Sacred Heart parish will present n "Mother and Daughter Night at the school hall on Monday evening at g o'clock. Miss Florence Ray, president of the society will give the opening address to the mos thers. One of the features of the evening will be a fashion show of the Gay Nineties. A play entitled. "Fathers' Day On" will be present. cd by Mary corien, Florence Whitney. Mary Synn0tt, Margaret Howard. Florence Ray. Frances Guerrera. Madeline BalIantyne and Kay synnott.
 The May statewide meeting Of the Connecticut Federation 0f Democratic Women's Clubs will be held on Saturday. May f9. at Deep River. The luncheon will be served at i o'clock at the Masonic banquet hall. Reservations should be made to Mrs Jennie Clark, 4i Spring street, Deep River. imme- diatoiy. Mrs Fannie Dixon Weich will preside. A list of speakers will Do announced shortly. ouet. Y. M. C. A.
 May 25.-Leonard pupils recital. sVOmen'B club.
 May 27-~Hhow and dance for dowish refugees. Beth~ % audi tOrium.
 May 27--St patrick's Holy Name brenkfnAt at tho f.yccuin.
 May es.~-liunkor HIili PTA ans nllul meeting at school
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12

Erie. Catherine Erie. Helen FlaviD, Helen Wrenn, Mrs Ruth Kelley. Eileen McGrath. Lillian Grady. Tnna Grady. Alice La Pointe, Anna Mcfiugh. Mrs Birdie LaPointe. deorgette La Bonne. Loretta Nell son.
 Miss Roche is to bo married Co Thomas Isezotte June 18th.
 
 Mrs Thomas Lyons of this city has registered at the Grove Park Inn in Ashevilie. N. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-12

Mrs. William c. Schlegel and Miss l.. F.. Schlegel and Wilfred Schlegel of Randolph avenue are spending n few days at Chalfonte- Haddon Hall at Atlantic City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NORTHBOUND

. Yukon scheduled to arrive late
 . Tuesday or early Wednes-
 . day. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS . N0rc0 is scheduled to sail . from Seattle October l5 at ( . pm. . Evelyn Berg scheduled to sail . from Seattle October l8. . Zapora scheduled to sail from . Seattle October 19. . Princess Norah scheduled to . sail from Vancouver October { . 19 at 9 pm. . Northland scheduled to sail from Seattle October 22 at ( . pm. . John c. Kirkpatrick scheduled . to sail from Seattle October { . 25.
 . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS
 . Alaska scheduled south bound { . Wednesday morning. {
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
pRiN. LOUISE SAILS SOUTH
 THIS MORNING
To Be Replaced Next Trip by Princess Norah for
 Winter Season

Southbound, the Princess Louise, Capt. T. Cliffe, Master, and A. G.. Barker, purser, docked here this morning at 5:30 o'clock and sailed at 8 o'clock for Vancouver on it's last voyage to Alaska of the sea- son. On the next sailing, the Prin- cess Norah will replace the Prin- cess Louise on the Southeast Alas ka run.
 There were ITO passengers aboard the Princess Louise from Skagway, most of whom were members of Yukon River steamers.
 Those leaving from Juneau for the south aboard the Princess Lou ise were Mrs. Ray C. Day, E. Berg, E. A. Johnson, A. H. Dakin, H. A. Gerstman, J. N. Nesvog, George Cleary, Mrs. George Cleary, A. J. McCallum, w. O. Oxenberg, C. M Nelson, M. Kurset, P Sarsola, J. O. Kelly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
HALIBUT ARRiv AIS HERE
 OVER WEEKEND, 2S,3OO LBS.

Halibut arrivals over the week end totaled 28,300 pounds. all of which was sold here. Amounts brought in and the sales were:
 The Republic, Capt. N. Hegge, 1000 pounds, sold to New England Fish Company for F and 31s; Schorn, Capt. J. Petersen, $500 pounds, sold to Alaska Coast Fish cries for 5A and 3.35. Sixteen thousand pounds brought in by the Superior, will be shipped south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
.LONCSHOREMEN ARE SATISFIED
 WITH AW ARDS
Employer Tn Seattle Says Much Shipping Be Di-
 verted to Vancouver

SEATTLE, Oct. 15.-While Dew ey Bennett, Secretary of the In ternational Longshoremens' Asso- citation here commenting on the Arbitration Boards decision on the recent strike, granting more pay and shorter hours, said: T think we win be satisfied, the decision looks fair to us" the Waterfront Employers are not so optimistic.
 The spokesman for the Employ CTS Association, who does not de- sire to be identified, said: The award is one of the finest things in the world for Vancouver, B. O., because much shipping will be di verted there. The differential of 12 to Is percent in stevedoring costs will be set up in Vancouyer's fa- vor."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
WOMEN ARE TO MEET

The Busine ss and Professional Women's Club will hold a social meeting in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church Parlors Tues day night. All members of the organiza tion are urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
VICTORIA HAS
 GOLD BULLION
 ON SOUTH TRIP
Reaches Seattle from Nome with One Hu undred
 Eighteen Passengers

SEATTLE, Oct. l5.-CalTying a quarter of a million dollars in gold bullion saved from the ruins of Nome, where she was the first mer- chant ship to arrive after the fire, the steamer Victoria has arrived here with 118 passengers, 85 from Nome.
 Several of the passengers came to replenish supplies destroyed by the fire and will return on the Victoria on her last trip to Boring Sea this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
THEATRE IN CAVE

RUEBELAND, Germany, Oct. IS. This Harz mountain village boasts a theatre 500 feet underground in a stalactite cave. The play Home Tn The Mountain" was the latest production in cavern said to have been used by vehmic courts in the middle ages for secret and ghastly trials.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
OLD NEWSPAPERS

In bundles fer sale at The Elm pire office, 25c. Fine for starting your fires these chilly mornings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
KILLS SISTER,
 THEN SUICIDES

NEILLSVILLE, Wisconsin, Oct. 15.-Fred Hagen, 16-year-old farm boy, told his mother he felt like shooting somebody
 The lad then shot and killed his sister Anna. aged years, and then killed himself.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15

 FOR SALE-Folding Thor Electric Ironer Phone 2674. FOR SALE-Dwelling in Nelson Addition for $500, $400 down; nicely furnished. We also have two other houses for sale at ap- proximately this price. Allen Shattuck, Inc. FOR SALE - Two-room furnished house and bath for small family at a bargain, also seven-tube Delco combination radio and photograph, $40.0o cash. Inquire Empire s IA.
 FOR SALE r'lrpies, canaries, foods, remedies. supplies, fox foods. Orpheum Pet Shop. 1908 Westlake, Seattle, Wash. FOR SALE-Westinghouse double oven automatic electric range, good condition. Reasonable. Terms if desired. Alaska Electric Light and Power Go FOR SALE Moves property for sale at 4th and Franklin. One TO- room house, 5-room house, furnished. Fine location for flats or an uptown hotel Apply on property.
 SACRIFICE Ford sport model coupe. See Joe Woodford, Sal mon Creek.
 FOR SALE-1700 shares of Hirst Chichagof at soc. Inquire Mug get Shop
 FOR SALE .-room furnished house, reasonable. Ninth and Cal houn. Phone 4623. FOR SALE 14-room furnished apts. Reasonable. Phone 1532. FOR SALE-Large lynx robe. very reasonable. Solid walnut bureau Telephone 436. TURN your old gold into value. Cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
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FOR SALE-Folding Thor Electric
 Ironer Phone 2674.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
LOCAL SAILINGS

. Kenai leaves every Wednes- . day night at 6 pm, for . Sitka and wayports.
 . Estebeth leaves every Wednes- . day at 10 am. for Chicha- . gof and wayports via Icy . Strait.
 . Dart leaves every Friday at . T am. for Petersburg, Rake . and wayports. . c . oe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-15
RUMMAGE SALE

The Martha Society of the Pres byterian Church will hold a rum- mage sale on Friday, October 26. The sale will be conducted in the store room on Third Street former ly occupied by the Juneau Florists.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01

,sajat becses b6reik erdekeben
delgoznak.
Termeszetesen kulonos .orom-
mel lesznek rata republicans
sok, hogy az ugyben kellemet-
lenkedjenek kormannyal es a
mig eddig a bonust azok ellie
neztek legjobban, ezuttal So
kan kozuluk ARA fognak szavazS
nj.
Nagyon kellemetlen meglepetes
lenne az igen tisztelt honatyak
szamara, ha az elnok ARA kerr
ne oket, hogy gondoskodjanak
ujabb adokrol, inert a torvenyt,
ha megszavazzak, megvetozni
mem fogja.
Csak az adot probaljak meg
egyszer emelni, akkor aztan me-
hetnek, hogy valasztashoz SILK
seges penzt kiilonbozo tokes-
erdekeltsegektol megkapjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
A SENATUS
TAGJAIT HASONLO

erze1mek mozgatjak, Ok is csak
a sajat kis egyeni erdekeikre van
max tekintettel, mikor a szegeny
veteranokert verik a melliket
Ok is csak azok szavazatat akar
jak.
A mutt heten Hatfield west
virginia. senator peldaul ait in
ditvanyozta,, hogy adjak vissza
mindazt az illetektelenul kiutalt
Macy osszeget, amt a veteranok
tol = a mem a haboruban meg
betegedett es nem beteg vetera
noktol - elvettek.
Ez az osszeg evi haromszazot-
ven milo dollarra rug es West
Virginia hirhedt banyabaroja
EFT a csekelyseget konnyl kez-
eel egyszerre megint XII akarja
utalni.
A senator ur aki remelheto-
leg "visszavonuP az 6szi va
lasztasok utan = eddig a kor-
many minden "pazarlasaban"
csak hibat tudott talalni.
Ellenezte a kormany minden
lepeset. A NRA-nak halalos ell
lensege es 8 volt az elso, aki
Rooseveltet bolsevizmussal va
dolta, mikor nyilvanossagra hoz-
tax a NRA tervezetet. A sena-
tor ur banyai Loganorszagban
a veres Loganorszagban vannak
ahol eddig a szervezkedest ha-
lallal biintettek. $50 szerint tes-
SEX erteni, inert aki .szervezke-
desrol beszelt. ait agyonvertek
Loganban.)
S ellenezte Hatfield CWA-t,
ellenzett minden "pazarlast"
most pedig egyszerre olyan kony
nyeden XII akar dobni harom-
szazotven milliot evente. Remel-
heto, hogy West Virginiaban
megmutatjak neki novemberben
hogy valasztokat sem elbolon-
ditani, sem megvesztegetni mem
tudja megegyszer.
Mem kell hat komolyan ven
mink az egesz bonus-mozgalmat,
inert $40 sincs rola, hogy ebben
az evben ARA sor keruljon.