davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-07-08

the people who hog the road in front
Of me. Time and time again havs
observed that when they do this, il
Is because there is some other dangeJ
ahtad which probably is something
I, too, should guard against. SincI
getting into this line of thinking
often try to keep some one from
passing me when there is danger
ahead Probably they rave, but lack
ing an opportunity to send them a
radio message, it is about the only
solution.
Because a certain amount of car
bon monoXide is apt to get into the
driving compartment of any closed
car. it is a good plan to stop every
hour when on a long trip, so as to
get out and exercise in the open air.
A good rule for this weeks safety
lesson is to drive 55 minutes and
exercise five.
Returning from a long trip, the
owner of a new car was surprised to
find that the cooling system had
collected quite lot Of rust. 1t had
been her theory that rust snould &c"
cumulate faster when an engint
stands, but experience proved just
the reverse At the service station,
they explained this by showing that
at higher speeds an engines pump
not only sucks in more air (oxyger
mainly but that the heat of opera'
ton also makes for more rapid oxi-
dation.
Women are pleased with the special
instrument on the dash of one Of
the latest models which reads "city"
when the cowl or fender lights are
turned on. 1t eliminates all guessing
as to which lights one has switched
on. Lacking this handy feature, how
ever, there is no need to be puzzled.
Just glance at the smmeter. The
pointer will always show a higher
rate of discharge when the headlights
are on.
Evening star., 1934-07-08
Helpful Hints Cleaned
For Milady's Motoring
Slower Driving About City Compensates for
Gasoline Wastage in Starting of
Auto Engine.

1t seems but few days ago when
there we're heated arguments as to
whether or not an automobile should
have its wheels independently sprung
and now the argument has switched
to battle between proponents Of
coil springs and the leaf variety.
This recalls the scrap over hy-
draulic and mechanical brakes, not
to mention the battle over the pros
and cons Of a line eight as compared
to a Weight. The smoke has cleared
on these because the unexpected hap
pened. Some companies are manu-
featuring both types
Will this prove TO be the case with
the battle for supremacy in spring
types? What we do know is that
variety makes for progress. Truly
Detroit always aims to please.
A woman does not need to know
all the details, but engineers do not
recommend motor oil heavier than
S. A. e. 80 for ordinary driving
speeds. There is very questionable
theory that in hot weather heavy oil
ton. If you heed this you will find
that the motor runs too hot and
wears out faster. The engine should
use a certain amount of oil to keep
it running cool.
The used car valuations under the
code say that her car is worth $3.50,
but she continues to drive it in all
the pomp and glory of chauffeur
service. Recently she spent 81 300
having the car reupholstered and
painted. There is a lot in keeping
something one likes and in spending
morey to keep it presentable, but
just one thing about automobiles
makes the whole plan futile. Her
old car doesn't begin to be as safe
as any of the 1884 models.
I, for one, seldom complain about
Evening star., 1934-07-08

! sc per cent in 1882, and IL per cent
in 1898. Truck registration also de-
clined in 1881 and 1882.
The fate of the annual automobile
shows are still in doubt. However, as
stated in this column short time ago,
the belief that they will be held,
still holds good.
The lack of agreement among deal
ers and manufacturers on the ques-
! ton of abonshing the national auto
mobile shows at New York and Chi
cago has been demonstrated by a
poll now being taken by the Automo-
tive Daily News.
With slightly more than $500 votes
cast, the ballots in favor of continu-
ing the shows number 1,l36. Against
the shows are 1.l77 ballots.
Favor Concentration.
On one thing however, the dealers
are agreed. They favor the concen-
tration of shows all over the coun-
/ try into a single week, if the poll of
the trade organ is correct.
The question, DO you favor shows
for the public held in the same week
in all major cities?" brought this
response: Yes, 1929; No, CAB.
Should the New York and Chicago
shows be abolished, it is plain the
! dealers, as a whole, favor January as
the month in which Nation wide eX-
hibits should be held The first pref
erences of the dealers, as revealed by
the poll, are: January, 2,224; Febru-
airy. 467; March, 267.
These figures tend to dispel the
idea in many quarters that the deal
ers favor Spring shows. Some of the
manufacturers were Saying as late
as a month ago that if the two ma
| tional shows we're abolished the in
dustry would benefit by delaying all
the exhibitions. 1t is necessary to
recall that the New York show in
recent years has occupied the Sec
ond week in January, with the De-
troit and Chicago shows clos9 in its
wake.
The suggestion that an advance
/ showing of cars for dealers only be
held in Detroit, as kind of annual
automobile mart, is received with
approval among the dealers. The
vote for this proposal was: Yes, 1898;
no, 665.
See Publicity Loss.
A heavy percentage of dealers in
the metropolitan areas of New York
and Chicago are on the side of the
national shows, but they find much
support from certain dealer groups
/ in other parts of the country. The
/ common attitude of these dealers is
that if the two best known shows
in the land are abolished. the pub
licity and the attention that is an
nually directed to automobiles each
January VIII be lost. They maintain
that local shows. without the back
ground end the glamour of the New
York and Chicago affairs, will be in
/ effective.
One advocate of continuing the
! shows declares that the national
shows serve as the style centers for
the prospective automobile buyer in
the same way that Paris and Holly
wood furnish a magnet for women S
eyes on feminine apparel.
The final returns on the automo-
tive Daily News balloting will be SUBJ
mitted to the board of directors of the
National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce. which holds the fate of
] the two big shows.
Evening star., 1934-07-08
Bows to Censors.

PRODUCTION Of "Barbary Coast" "
in which Anna Sten and Gary
Cooper were to have been starred. has
been indefinitely postponed in defer
ence to the current film censorship
discussion, it has been announced by
Samuel Goldwyn.
The script, adapted from Herbert
Asbury's popular account of San
Francisco's more colorful days, has
already been completed by Leonard
Praskins and Courtenay Terrett. The
cast which, in addition to the stars.
also included Sam Jaffe, Paul Kelly
Evening star., 1934-07-08

There are restrictions governing
their operation, TO be sure. But en-
forcement of these regulations is IN
frequent. 1t is true that improper
use of these wheels does not constitute
q hazard to others than the rlders
themselves, but certainly that is
matter serious enough in itself.
Vast Majority Children.
Children, and the vast majority OF
bicvclists are children, should be pro-
tected from themselves. They, are
taught at school and at home to be
careful when crossing the street, not
10 swim in deep waters, not to play
with fire and countless other don't S.
A recent study of bicyclists would IN
dlcate that this class Of riders nave
not the proper instruction IN this
matter.
Often bicyclists are found to be
going the wrong way around a circle,
the wrong way on a cne-Way street,
on the wrong side of a street, ana
disobeying stop signs and traffic
liphts This practice is menace to
themselves. not to others. Failure to
have lights on at night is another
dangerous practice, and to themselves
alone.
Recent deaths and accidents,
whether through the fault OF the
rider or not, prove sufficiently that
something must be done about the
situation. A rider may turn uneX-
pectedly in the path of an oncomlng
auto and the motorist is powerless to
prevent a collision.
There are two things one at once
thinks of. One is for parents and
school teachers to give proper warn
ings and instructions. The second
Is for the police to enforce regulations
alreadv laid down.
However, a new thought comes from
William A. Van Duzer, director OF
traffic. who is considering license for
all bicycle riders According to his
present plan these licenses would be
issued without cost. The plan would
be worked out merely for identif1ca-
ton and instruction.
A boy could be warned by police
man when found doing something
dangerous to himself, and the warm
ing would prove more effective if the
boy knew that the policeman knew
his name and residence. According
to Mr.. Van Duzer all bicyclists in
france and Belgium are forced to
have licenses
The IDEA formulated to protect the
riders seems worthy of adoption.
Registrations Drop in 1888.
There were 23.82729O motor We
hlcIeS registered IN the United states
in 1888. a decline OF IL per cent
from the previous year. according &c
reports from State authorities to the
Bureau of Public Roads, United States
Department OF Agriculture. The DIS
trlct showed IL per cent decrease.
Passenger vehicles IN 1888 num-
bered 2O,6O0, SAB, as compared with
2O,683 625 IN the preceding year.
Trucks totaled 3,226,747, as compared
with 3,229,315 in 1882, a decrease of
O8 per cent. There were 472, ,789
trallers registered IN 1888 and 81, ,9S7
motor cycles.
Considering the trend OF motor
vehicle registration from the peak
OF 26545 ,281 in 1880. the declines
IN total registered motor cars and
trucks have been % per cent in 1881,
Evening star., 1934-07-08

Solution of Saturdays Puzzle.
Evening star., 1934-07-08
made-simply because East trumps

made-simply because East trumps
the ace of clubs.
Against that bidding. I would be
tempted to open my singleton heart
in the West position With that lead
and a diamond switch. after taking
the king of cluoS, the hand is set two
tricks.
Since West didn't rise to the .occa-
sion, the Conservatives won a 300
point rubber That meant that after
these seven long rubbers the Aggres-
siveS are the winners by 400 points.
(Copyright, 1934O
Mr.. Sims will answer all INQUIRIES on
contract that are addressed to this news
paper with elf-addressed. stamped en-
VelOpe
Evening star., 1934-07-08
Fa ther Brown

FATHER BROWN. one of the best
liked characters in English fiction.
is to make his bow to the motion
picture public. Paramount has pur-
chased Gilbert K. Chesterton's The
Blue Cross, The Flying Stars" and
Paradise for Thieves" three of the
best-known Father Brown series. Hen
ry Myers will prepare the scren play
for immediate filming. Sir Guy Stand
ing is being considered for the title
role
Evening star., 1934-07-08

and Alison Skipworth, has been dis
banded.
Goldwyn's postponement of the
production is based on his claim that
the dramatic possibilities of the
story are too great to sacrifice in a
clamor for clean pictures for chill
dren. 'Barbary Coast" is not a
child's picture"
Evening star., 1934-07-08
Licensing Is Seen Needed
To Aid Safety of Bicyclist
instruction and Warning by Parents and
Teachers Also Held Necessary In
Latest Traffic Problem.
BY G. ADAMS HOWARD.

~ ICYCLES appear to have much to do with the
y subject automobiles Leg powered as they are not
capable obtaining any great speed, they viewed
IL seldomy the traffic problems of today. One would
them the category OF roller SKATERS SedoerS ana perhaps
pedestrians. ,, . 49,, - -
construction particularly views them
menace to property Their numbers compare
vey few many instances they not thought of at all
However the cheapneSS transportation afforded by them and
the thus obtained tending to make them more
and popular the that by day the
Evening star., 1934-07-08
Another Low.

MYRNA 10y, attired in bedraggled,
mud-splattered clothing, began
work yesterday as the only female
character in the new Metro-Goldwyn
Mayer picture, "Stamboul Quest"
Evening star., 1934-07-08

what The players thOught ABOUT.
SOUTH:
Pass. No reason for bidding this
hand. I'd only mislead my partner.
Looks pretty good, though. Five
losers. Wish it were a three bid.
can certainly sacrifice on it later, even
if we are vulnerable.
-Four clubs. Oho My partner has
q three bid. Well, I'll show him the
ace of clubs.
Six clubs. Let's see-ny partner is
asking for the king of diamonds.
That indicates he has the ace. He
probably has the ace-king of hearts
also. If he doesn't, he's making his
Evening star., 1934-07-08

Mr.. Sims is unirerSaHy acclaimed the
greatest liUlng contract and auction
PLAYER. He WdS captain OF the renowned
"Four HorSerte1l" team, no1U diSbanded,
and has IRON ID national champion
ships since 1924 These articles are
based on the Sims system, Whicl
includes the one-oUer-one principle,
1Uhich the Sims group of players 1UdS
the first to employ and deUelop.
The Three-Bid Receives a Slight
Shock.
N K RS. CONSERVATIVE, sitting
M in the South position, dealt
V today's hand. The Con-
/ ' i servatives have $50 points
above the line to Aggres-
sives' 200 points and are game in
with 2l0 points. The Aggressives have
800 points below the line.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
EEYOUNCSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIREI''
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kohl: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
lak4s 106 - 2nd st. Niles, o

Jubileum utan. 10 ewes jubi-
'eumi iinnepelyiink multi va
sarnap zajlott lie az eredmeny
es skier a legvermesebb hozza-
fuzott remenysegeket is messze
tulhaladja. Mar ket orakor del
utan kezdenek gyiilekezni videki
veA,deseink. Jonnek legeloszor
newton fallsiak, utanuk a can
oniak, nyomukban az allianceiak,
farrelliek veliik, illetve kocsi-
;aikkal meg is telik az utica; az
utan jonnek, mem csapatban, de
sep szammal a youngstowniak
IS szokas szerint legutoljara a
helybeliek. Mire elerkezik az is
tentisztelet ideje atvonulnal
parokiarol a vendeglelkeszek,
mar zsufolasig tomve van a tenn
plom. Ez alkalomra gyonyoruen
fel lett diszitve templom belse-
ie. A Noegylet ujra festeti ha-
talmas palmakkal. fernekkel, csc
repes viragokkal, kosarakkal, gyo
nyoru rozsakkal, szegfikkel van
megrakva az Ur asztala, szoszek
es orgona. Ezenkiviil minden i'm
'epi ruhat kap. Vi terito van az
Ur asztalan, szoszeken, orgona
korul S a szoszek felett is vi bar
sony terito fiigg, bibliai ide-
zettel ekesitve: "Az eg es fold
elmulnak, de az en- beszedim
semmikeppen el mem mulnakr'
A keresztelo medencet is vi te-
rito takarja le. Meg a regi lam
painkat is ujakkal csereltiik XII S
ozoknak .erosebb vilagossaga mel
lett vi fenyben ragyog minden.
AZ egyhaz lelkesze az apostoli
koszontessel udvozli a gyiileke-
zetet razendiil az "Im be lot
trnk nagy orommel' kezdetu
enek ket verse. Utana Kruchio
Antal alliancei lelkesz mondja
az elofohaszt. A fennallo enek
utan Rev. Mitchell, mineral
ridgei angol lelkesz olvas bib
Hat. Az eloimaban Daroczi Ma
F., tyas farrelli lelkesz emeli Isten-
hez a lelkeket az iinnepi be-
szedben listen igejevel Dokus
Gabor cantoni lelkesz er6sitgeti
a lelkeket, buzditja a hiveket
meg kitartobb munkara, husegre
a kovetkezo tiz esztendoben. Az
iinnepi beszed utan. Td6. Csepke
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26

a testvereink, akik a tavalyi egy-
hazi tisztikarban benne voltak,
de az iden tisztseget mem vallal-
tax. az egyhaz irant valo valto-
zatlan szeretetuk, ragaszkoda-
suk es joindulatuk bizonysagaul
egy tarsas oszejovetelt rendez-
mex, melynek minden koltseget
ok maguk viselik. A gondolat
most van megvalosuloban, ami
kor ugyanis Varga Zsigmond ta-
valyi penztarnokunk, Kantor Pc
ter volt ellenorunk S Batary
Andrasne volt noegyleti elnok-
no bejelentettek a lelkesznel,
hogy junius 17-en rendezik meg
a beigert alkalmat West Sidei
Magyar Otthonban, ahol kitun6
vacsorat adnak melle es utana
pompas magyar zenerol CONDOS
kodnak. megkerve az eloljarosa-
dezesben nekik segedkezzenek. Ez
dezesben nekik segdkezzenek. Ez
a peldaado cselekedet bizonvara
nagy kozonseget fog maid von-
zanl magyar otthonba. Belepti
|jegy mindossze IS cent lesz. ami
ben benne lesz vacsora ara es
az utana kovetkezo balon valo
reszvetel dija is. A jegyek ha-
marosan arusitasra keriilnek. A
tiszta jovedelmet az egyhaz
penztar kappa adomanykent.
Lelkeszvalasztas. Tekintettel
ARA. hogy T.. Marion Sander
new york; 1elkeszt gyulekezetunk
nagyon elonyosen ismeri itteni
szolgalatai reven, kozoljiik, hogy
6t detroit gyiilekezetiink egy-
hangulag hivta meg lelkeszeul a
lemondott bR Botykos Bella he
lyere Tiszttletes Marion San
dor, anlennyibent a n1eghivast el-
fogadja, ennek folytan vissza-
keriil lNyugati Egyhazmegyenk
kebelsbe. -. :. =" .s-''.-'. 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
GOLDBERGER VILMOS
MEGHALT VASARNAP

Goldberger Vilmos, SO ewes
Amerikas es rs ev ota young
stowni lakos meghalt vasarnap
reggel vejenek, a magyarok altal
10. ;smert Grow Jenonek Elm
Street, lakasan. Goldberger ''ba-
csi" 81 evvel ezelott szuletett
Magyarorszagon. Otven evvel
.ezelott jott Amerikaba es eleinte
New Yorkban lakott.
/ Crowekon kiviil halalat gya-
szoljak egy fla. Goldberger An
tai. aki tanar pittsburgh egye-
temen,, valamint harom unokaja
Crow "Jancsi'' gyermekei. Het-
f6n delutan temettek az Israel
Gvermekei temet6be.
= LAP EL6FIZETESI ARA
EGY EYRE .......... $500
FEEL EYRE $3.50
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
JUHASZ JANOS BIZToSITo
VI IRODABA KOLTOZIK.

Juhasz ]. Janos ismert ma
gyar biztosito aki a biztositas
minden agaval foglalkozik, ap-
rilis ho 26-tol kezdve vi iroda-
helyisegbe koltozik. Juhasz vi
irodaja a Dollar Bank epiilet
4-ik emeleten, 42l-es szoba-
ban lesz. Juhasz irodajaban ta-
lalhato reggel 8-tol lo:30-ig Is
cbedutan l2:30-tol | :3O-ig. Ju-
.hasz irodajanak vi telefon szama
.37l17.
Juhasz foglalkozik elet,. auto
mobil, (trz, lopas, es szerencset-
lenseg el1en) jeg es vihar bizto-
sitassal valamint a torvenyek al
tai megkivant bondok. szolgal-
tatasaval. Batran hivhatja Ju-
haszt akarmilyen biztositasi iigy-
ben. Tizennegy ev ota szo1galja
"a Youngstown magyarsagot Is
kiszolgalasa mindig tisztesseges
volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
OROSZ FERENC
HEGEDU TANAR
LEckEKET AD
705 Steel st. Youngstown, o.
Teiefon 4O847
HUNGARIAN BASE bali
LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED

The North Eastern Ohio Hun
garian League was organized
for the coming baseball season
at the St. Emery Club rooms in
Akron. Ohio. The following
teams were represented and
entered: Verhovay Branch 367
from Cleveland, by Sikocky and
Lovas; kultur Club of Camp
bell by G. Sakacs and Zboray;
Verhovay Branch 364 of Young
town by ]. Brogly and Gregory;
St. Michaels of Cleveland by
Dudas and Petrus; St. Emery
Club of Akron by John Tarr and
Breitenback. Alliance, Ohio is
probable entry but did not have
representatives at the meeting.
Each club is represented by an
official and the following officials
were elected: President Frank
Brogly of Verhovay Branch 364
of Youngstown; Vice President
John Tarr, Akron St. Emery;
Secretary and Treasurer Stephen
Zboray Campbell Kultur Club;
Auditors Dudash of St. Michaels
Cleveland, Sikocky, Vethovay
Branch 367 Cleveland and a
third one to be appointed from
Alliance who did not have
representatives present.
There will be a split season
with trophy presented by the
League to the winner of the
final series between the winners
of the first and second half.
The League is scheduled to
open May 20 with the following
opening games: Youngstown
Verhovay at Campbell Kuiturs;
Cleveland Verhovay at Cleve-
land St, Michaels; Akron St.
Emery at Alliance.
This is the firstssuch organiz-
alton ever organized in the
history of North Eastern Ohio
Hungarians and we hope that
the local Hungarian people will
stand behind this League and
help these two district teams
along as we'll as people of other
districts stand behind their
representatives.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26

is ismertette, Buk Janos jegyz6,
XII rovid kiemelkedo mozzanato-
kat emlitett meg az egyhaz tor
tenetebol. Vegre Safran Ferenc
szolt, XII jokivanatai tolmacso-
lasa utan magyar labda csa-
pat tamogatasara kerte a ko-
zonseget. Feltiz tajban oszlottak
sect vendegeink. Koszonet Is
hala illesse mindazokat, akik
akar mint vendegek megjelene-
siikkel, akar mint munkasok az
iinnepely el6keszitesevel, a tenn
plom diszitesevel, adomanyaik-
kal, a vacsora megfozesevel, fel-
szolgalasaval a nagy sikerhez a
legcsekelyebb mertekben is hoz-
zajarultak. Egyszersmind szives
elnezeset kerjuk mindazoknak
akiket nem lathattunk el ugy
mint ahogy ait szerettiik volna
Legkozelebbi alkalommal kipoto'
lux. Anyagiakban $2OO.OO-on fe.
lul jott be az egyhazunk penz-
taraba napon. A gyijtes cred.
menyerol, az egyletek adomanya.
rol jov6 vasarnap fog a lei
kesz a szoszekrol reszletes je-
lentest tenni. F lapban pedig a
jovo heten kozliink reszleteket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
SIT. GY0RGY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
Lelk6sz:
FoT. MACKov J. JOSEF
Lak&S: I,
sic Tod Ave. Telefon 4-2036
Templom: ZOE Mahonine Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

Hitkozsegiinknel bazar lesz.
Tavaszi bazart rende ziink ho-
nap vegevel hitkozsegiink java
ra es pedig 20, 27, 28-iki napo-
Son, .estenkent a hitkozsegi tagas
terminkben. Sok mindenrol
gondoskodunk, hogy az estenken
resztvevo kozonseg orvendjen a
megnyert targyaknak. enni va
loknak Remeljuk, hogy sokan
ionnek el kulonben sok erde-
kesseggel iiszerezett bazarra.
Hiveink. csaladonkent, igyekezze-
mex nemcsak adni bazarra, ha-
nem el is jonni. hogy terviink jol
sikeriiljon es celt leheto leg
jobban elerjiik.
Vasarnap delutan 2-5-ig
"pennys" delutani bazar lesz a
gyermekek szamara.
Aprilis ho 2e-en Gyorgy, Gyu-
lakat eltetjuk. Aprilis ho 23-an
iinnepeljiik templomunk vedo-
szentjet Scent Gyorgy nagyver-
tanut. Szentmise o-kor lesz.
A mirovalast pedig a rakovet-
kezo vasarnapon: 2o-en osztjuk
XII. hogy minden tagja a hitkoz-
segnek, reszese legyen a szentel-
menyhez kotott kegyelmeknek.
Este het oral kezdettel nagyszeru
vacsorat adunk a Gyorgyok es
Gyulak tiszteletere. "a 8 jovol-
tukbol, "Kolcsonkert Feleseg"
cimii szindarabnak kereteben,
mely szindarabra az ifjusag ke-
szul. sot mar tudja is. Ezzel az
estevel lesz~ bezarva bazarunk
is. Ne narration otthon senki
sem, inert a belepo dij az utolso
estre. a Gyorgy es Gyula estre,
nagyon alacsony arban van meg
szabva Sok kacagas lesz, inert
szindarab bohozat, trefas
szerep, egyik legjobb jatekosunk-
max jutott, akinek egesz modora
is kiilomben trefas.
Majus 13-an. szepseges napunk
lesz. Mothers Day napot rem
deziink a Magyar Hazban, majus
l3-an este fel nyolc oral kezdet-
tel. Sok gyermek szaval. tancoI
egesz garda es az ifjusag a
"Szobalany" cimii vigjatekot
jatsza. Lesz lunch is es tanc a
javabol! De errol maid boveb-
ben trunk es arrol is, hogy e
napon aldjuk meg a mariapocsi
kegykepnek masat. melyre oily
sokan. oily nagyon lelkesen ada
koztak. melyet a gvermekek
fognak megkoszoruzni, mig a
rendes nagy Maria kepet, mint
naskor, ez iden is, az ifjusag fog
| ia ekesiteni nagy mise elott.
Remeljiik, minden anya jelen
lesz mindketto aktuson es azok
is, akik a kepre. szeretettel ada
koztak. A sziiz Anya sok ke-
gyelmet fog osztani napon ne
kink!