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Evening star., 1935-05-02
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GOLDSBORO, N. c.. May 2.-Sev-
eral hundred employees of the Atlas
Plywood Co. here today forced q COM
plete shut down OF operations rs they
tightened strike lines In fight against
an order reducing hourly wage rates
and increasing the length Of the work
week
Efforts to reopen the main plant,
where the strike was 100 per cent
effective yesterday, proved futile, and
were followed by complete shut
down at q smaller plant after several
hundred strikers called on the small
remaining force to Vuit work. Omciala
said about half of the $50 employees
Of the utility plant, the smaller,
walked out yesterday with more than
300 from the Empire, the main plant.
Peace officers advised utility plant
officials, who had bolstered their force
with some inexperienced workers. ia
close to avoid possible trouble when
the strikers began their march on the
plant.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
10000 W0RKMEN
WAIT AUTO PARLEY
A. F. of L. Organizer Due
to Meet McGrady as
Strike Expands.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
DETROIT, May 2.-Twenty thou
sand workers In the automobile in
dustry, forced into idleness through a
series Of strikes and shutdowns In
General Motors subsidiary plants,
waited for the outcome today of a
scheduled peace conference between
the Government and the American
Federation of Labor.
Edward F. McGrady. First Assistant
Secretary of Labor and one of the
administrations chief trouble shoot
ers," admitting that the situation was
Serious" expected to meet Francis
J. Dillon, A. r. Of L. organizer today
to get the federation's proposals for
peace with the General Motors man
agement.
It was the second time in IA months
that the Federal Government inter-
vened to head off the threat Of a
strike that might paralyze the giant
motor car industry. pace-setter in
the recovery of heavy industry. Presi-
dent Roosevelt intervened in March
Of 1884 and succeeded in haltins a
strike threat.
McGrady has been in Detroit since
Tuesday night, but said he could make
no strategic moves until he could meet
the A. F. OF L. Dillon was due here
today after several days spent con-
ferring with federation labor leaders
in Washington.
Strike Threats Spread.
Meanwhile, strikes and threats of
strikes were spreading through the
Chevrolet and Fisher body subsid-
iaries of General Motors. reaching out
in some instances into the plants of
independent automobile parts makers
and affecting indirectly many workers
in companies supplying materials to
the motor car industry.
The key to the situation was the
strike of workers in the Chevrolet
plant at Toledo. where transmission
units are manufactured for Chevrolet
cars.
The closing of the Toledo plant
halted production lines in the Fisher
Body Co. plant at Cleveland. where
1000 are idle. and the Fisher and
Chevrolet plants in Atlanta and
Janesrille, Wis, where total of 4,600
are ids
Chevrolet and Fisher plants in Gin
cinnati employing 1890, we're dark,
the workers having joined sympathy
strike with Toledo. Labor leaders in
Atlanta followed the management's
shutdown order with the announce
ment that the workers would strike
and picket.
Lack Of Parts Closes Plant.
The Fort Smith, Ark. body COM
pany, with $40 on the pay roll. was
closed for lack of body part orders
from Chevrolet and Fisher plants
Strikes also darkened such plants as
the Murray Ohio Co in Cleve-
land and the Bender Body Co. of De-
troit. affecting more than 500 workers.
Neither are General Motors plants.
Another swift development intensi-
fying tie situation was the announce
ment cf Olaf Hanson in Flint that
the United Automobile Workers at
the Buick Aotor Car Co. would not
return to work Monday unless the
Toledo strike was settled. Hanson is
president of the Buick local.
An observer close to the strike
scene, who asked that his name not
be used, said he estimated the shut
downs were halting production OF
5000 automobiles a day.
Evening star., 1935-05-02

again become available" said Pughe
I'VE definitely have not closed be.
cause OF labor troubles"
Pughe said he expected the plan,
to reopen within few days" stating
however, that this naturally was con-
tineent upon operation Of manufac-
turing plants elsewhere.
The local plant had been operating
at capacity. but Pughe said It was
against company policy to state the
number Of men working without first
obtaining permission from Detroit
general Offices
PLYWOOD PLANT SHUTS.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
CANDIDATE PAYS FEE
staff corresnondent of Th. star.

BY Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Va.
May flames c. Buchanan of
Mackeys Hill Is the FIRST to oficially
file his candidacy In the Democratic
primary by paying the necessary fee.
Buchanan, ar overseas veteran, will
seek one OF the five nomina tions for
the County Board.
The fee. based on 2 per cent Of the
annual salary Of the post. was Sl2.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
ASSEMBLY PLANT CLOSES.

Kansas City Chevrolet Unit Is Forced
Out OF Production.
KANSAS CITY, May 2 P).-A
shortage of necessary parts, and def
nitely not labor disturbances at this
plant" was declared today by Man
ager Earle w. Pughe to be respon-
sible for the closing of the Chevrolet
Motor Co. assembly plant here.
Closing Of certain plants in the
East left us with shortage of auto
mobile transmissions and 1t was neces-
sary for us to close until these parts
Evening star., 1935-05-02

Only Sears can bring
such a buy! Arched
metal top, finished in
ebony: outside hard
ware and wood frame
done in q ] u m i n u m
enamel. 3-ply wood
ends. Moulded rubber
bumpers, pure bristle
brush.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Nice, Quiet Job This
BOX-OffCe Fellow Has!
And, Just to Settle an Argument, The Stars
Dramatic Critic Sits, or Stands, in on the
Position for an Afternoon at the National.
BY E. de s. MELCHER.

10 THE man the office to blanche is is he? Think
you rake him the Goals Just because
J couldn't get two seats in the fourth the aisle
It all about this S. E. Cochran, musng
Evening star., 1935-05-16

and I'll thank you to spell 1t right
next time-I'm season subscriber"
Il want my money back
Two in the fourth row on the
aisle, please"
You've short changed mel"
YES-pity the poor man at the box
office! There he stands-alone,
friendless. his little soul wrapped up
in asteboard-tickets to the right of
him, tickets to the left of him, bad
tempers and itching fingers ahead of
him. There he stands on his cold
callous feet from dawn till dusk
taking care Of the fourth row on the
aisle" Cousin Minnie from Moscow,
the man with the ear trumpet, the
woman with gout. the little girl with
the crush on the leading man, the
little boy with the crush on the lead
ing lady, the woman who pushes, the
woman who shoves, the woman who
can't wait anyway, the man who
knows it all, the man who knows
nothing, the man who shutters, the
woman who yaWns, the boy with the
peanuts, the girl who bushes, the
girl who threatens, the girl who says
the wrong thing. There he stands
with the seasons reservations on his
right. next weeks tickets on his left,
Ethel Barrymore on his tongue. Bowie
in his heart, his lunch uneaten. his
tongue parched and his thoughts in
heaven. There he stands
Pity the poor man at the box Office.
S. E. Cochran was right. His life is
a headache.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
COLLEGE PROGRAM.

The Mems Glee Clun and the Wom-
ems Chorus of the University of Mary
land, under the direction of Harlan
Randall, presented musical program
in the auditorium Of the university
Tuesday evening. Two groups were
sung by each section, the concert fin
ishing with Gounod's 'Sanctus." from
the st. Cecilia mass, and college songs
given by the combined clubs.
Eugene Kressin, baritone soloist,
was heard in Mana-Zucca's Il Love
Life" and Nell Connor. soprano, sang
numbers by D'Hardelot, Gaynor and
Strauss. Conrad Gebeiin and Walter
Zuk gave two piano duets, Arndt's
"Nola" and Miles "Valse Danseuse." "
Mr. Gebelein and Jessie Blaisdell we're
the accompanies.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

- it over before you rake him
couldn't get two seats in tn
It all came about this
some of his less adaptable cuStC
that it is a cinch to be polite at
in his inimitable and finland
would you like to sell tickets all
You wouldn't last half an hour
taken up on his new-very new
wouldn't, wouldn't we?" etc.
Yesterday at noon the deal" began
And right away we'll begin by saying
pity the poor man at the box Office
window! Pity him even when he is
looking green and sick and hard
hearted and mean. Pity him as he
says: mo, sir, we have only one seat
left In the last aisle two seats over
from the wall" Pity him as he puts
two seats in a small yellow envelope
End cries, '2.20 please" in voice that
yearns for Bowie, Pimlico or a boat
ride on the Potomac. Pity him as he
tells the widow from Kansas City that
this isn't motion picture house dts
tie National, by the way) Pity him
as he gives away two "ducats" to a
man who storms and rails and rants
because the "ducats" don't allow him
to sit in the fourth row on the aisle
Pity him as his sinus grows more and
more and more painful-and his
customers become more and more and
more impollte-and his left toe begins
10 ache. and the telephone growls
behind him, and the messenger boy
insists that Senator So-and-So's seats
are right behind a pillar, and the
Evening star., 1935-05-16

woman who has always sat in the
first row on the aisle is having fit
because the first row has been taken
away ION account of an augmented
orchestral and there doesn't seem to
be any seat at all. Pity him as he
merely stands there and does his bit
IN a meek, kindly if seemingly hard
hearted way.
X X X x
RECAUSE, everybody wants to sit in
~ the fourth row on the aisle 1t be-
gan that way yesterday at noon as we
stood at the box-office window. The
first lady wanted to sit in the fourth
row-she knew she wanted to sit there
and, by golly, she wasn't going to
sit anywhere else! There was no use
pleading with her. There was no use
saying that somebody was sitting there
already There was no use suggesting
that she would have to sit on Mrs. rs
lap if she took a firm stand on the
matter. Said she, I'm going to sit in
the fourth row on the aisle! I've sat
there for years-and I'm going to sit
there again!" She didn't. But it was
a close call.
At l o'clock before the matinee)
things began to look dark. At that
point We had halfway mastered the
art of knowing where the seats for
next weeks show were located, where
the reservations were, how much
change you should give lady when
she gives you a S5 bill and she wants
a 55-cent ticket, and how best to
keep your temper. Behind us the
telephone made strange, sputtering
sounds. and Helen sometimes its Kit
ty-youve seen them BOTH was be-
having like a martyr telling the phone
callers that they could sit in the
twelfth row on the aisle If they want
ed and then putting the tickets away
for them as though it was the easiest
thing in the world to do-which it
isn't.
Everything, in other words, was
fairly well under control when the
avalanche began!
1t was a matinee, you see, and peo-
Evening star., 1935-05-16
PAID 100000 YEARLY

S. L. Avery. Chicago. president of
Montgomery Ward & Co.. was shown
by reports to the Securities Commits
sion yesterday to have been paid
100000 in 1884 by the company.
The next highest Montgomery Ward
salaries were $4,000 each to r. H.
Fogler and Walter Hoying, vice presi-
dents, of Chic25o
Evening star., 1935-05-16

the ticket WINDOW, SAID one Qay
manner, "Oh, yeh? Well, how
day long to So-and-So- -and-So?
y Whereupon Mr.. Cochran was
deal and the answer was: 1--WE
pie not only wanted to see "T'he
Bishop MiSbehaves," but they were
determined almost in the same breath
to see Ethel Barrymore next Y lex.
The conversation from then on went
something like this:
Two for today, please"
will two in the eighteenth row be
all right?"
Il should say it wouldn't be all
right"
I'm sorry, but that's all We have"
Then give me two in the eight
eenth row."
Thank you, mann"
Have you three in the first row for
Miss Barrymore next week."
I'm sorry, but there's nothing better
than the twentieth"
well, I'm taking my old mother
and she can't hear If she isn't in the
first row."
I'm sorry, but"
Nov listen here-I'm week ahead
of time-and l know you have three
seats in the front row-you're saving
them for somebody else, that's ALL"
I'm sorry, but
Don't sorry me- know"
Grate customer behind her: "Oh,
for heaven sake, get move on, will
you? I want to get to this matinee
today, not tomorrow.~
IF the lady behind me will stop
making al THAT noise dirty look) III
take the best you have for Miss Barry
more but I think its a mean shame
because my mother won't hear any
thing ana I don't suppose I should
even bring her. I will-but that's not
your fault" Grabbing the tickets:
Thank you"
Lady with an old straw hat showing
ahead of the line: You'll have to
give me two other seats-youve got
me directly over a ventilator." Sneez-
ing: I've caught cold already" On
this case you have to give in to a
ventilatorD
Whats the best you have next week
for Ethel Barrymore? Twentieth row?
How far back is that? Twenty rows
I know-but how far back
Il want two seats for the matinee
in the fourth row on the aisle"
"See here"-a fist almost knocks
counter-"you told me that these
would be in the center-they're not
only not in the center, they're almost
out in the park, row Q! Why I
wouldn't sit in row @ If the fire brigade
landed me there" Wham!
Sweet voice: Tell me, young man
you look as though you understand such
things"-sickly grin-"I've got a hus-
band who doesn't see very well and
he doesn't hear very we'll. but he is
lust crazy about Ethel Barrymore
now what have you for" etc. "Twen-
tieth row!-but tell you my husband
doesn't see very well and he doesn't
hear very we'll" etc-"twentieth row."
Smile vanishes-teeth appear-"why
you so and so and so-you're the
rudest, meanest, nastiest man I've
ever etc.
Two in the fourth row, please, for
this afternoon"
These seats are lousy, give me back
my money"
II thought the play was The Shang-
hal Gesture not the Bishop Misbe-
haves.' Who cares whether the bishop
misbehaveS or not?"
"You gave me seats next to q
woman who makes funny noises-can
you put me somewhere else?"
"IS this the Fox Theater?"
what time does the curtain 60
up?"
Are you the same man that was
here last week?"
"Is Ethel Barrymore playing in
The Shanghai Gesture'?"
you've put me in the second bal
cony instead of a box"
you've given me cents too much"
you've given me my cousin Mays
seats"
My names Whistle, not Bristle-
Evening star., 1935-05-16
$4,000 Loot in Tree.

Stolen from the residence of Lady
Juliet Duff, near Salisbury, England,
jewelry and plate valued at SO 900 has
been found in a hollow tree nearby.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-24

A gepek, a robot-emberek
uralmanak idejeben nincsenek,
mem lehetnek tarsadalmi osz-
talykiil0nbsegek, amint ait
mar Karl Marx is erezte, ami
kor tulajdon elmeletenek meg
alapozasa utan komoly intes-
kent mondja:
- Mikor elerkezett az az
lido, hogy a termelesi eszkozok
a dolgozok tulajdonaba men
mex st, akkor var maid meg
oldasra az a kerdes, hogy mi
kent lehet megakadalyozni AIT,
hogy a termelesi eszk0z0k ne
n6jjenek nagyobbra a munka-
nal.
Bus, 6szi alkonyatban s0tet
felh6ket es remkepeket lat a
gondolkoz6 sember. Att6l fel,
hogy a kusz0b0n lev6 Macy At
alakulas Sc lehet maradand6,
hogy nincs olyan tarsadalmi
rendszer, amely mindenkit boil
dogga tehetne. ARA gondol a
szediil6 emberi cline, hogy a
kiisz0b0n all6 es elkeriilhetet-
len nagy valtozas mem lesz az
utols6, hanem ezer es ezer ha-
sonic megrazk6das es atalaku-
las k0veti maid. Egyik kiser-
let a masikat k0veti, hogy le-
het6leg egyforma JOLIET legyen
minden ember osztalyresze, de
olyan kiserlet, amely sikerre
vezet, sohase t0rtenik maid.
A nemeteknek volt egy Macy
b6lcsel6juk, valami Nietsche
newt ember, aki ait mondta:
- Minden hiabavalosag!
Ezzel szemben a tudomany
mem ad nekiink semmi vigasz-
talast, csupan a hit batorit
benninket. De ugyaf hova ju-
funk, ha a tudomany meg a
meglev6 kis hitet is lerom-
bolja?
Pedig azon az uton halad es
megcsak mem is iger a helye-
be semmi jobbat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-24
Bus, oszi oIkonyot
Lap Pal irasa

venynek, a munka kotelezett-
segenek mem tesznek eleget.
Akkor Is oft sirnak maid
azok, ahol senkise latja.
Es most, a j0v6 azzal fenye-
get bennunket, hogy ext az
utolsQ tamaszunkat is elveszt-
jik hamarosan labunk al6l.
AIT mondta ugyanis az Egye-
silt AllanaOk kereskedelmi mi
nisztere, aki ez lido szerint
Roper nevre hallgat:
- A tizenharommilli6 mum
kanelkiili ember szamat k0riil-
belil kilenc milli6ra tudtuk
leszallitani, de most mar ket-
segtelen, hogy az Egyesiilt Al
lamoknak allandoan lesz leg
alabb hatmilli6 munkanelkiili
lak6sa, akikr6l gondoskodnunk
kell. A gyarak egyre tokelete-
sed6 gepberendezese mellett
mines lehet6segiink ARA, hogy
minden ember reszere jusson
munka.
Ratet6z0tt pedig ere a
Massachusetts, allambeli mil
egyetem megallapitasa, amely
a tudomany kerlelhetetlen ala
possagaval es kimeletlen szi-
gorusagaval allapitja meg:
= Annak, hogy Roosevelt
eln0k teljesen olcsova fogja
tenni a villamos aramot, min
den sziksegessege mellett in
kabb karat, mint hasznat fog
juk latni. Az olcs6va tett villa
mos aram mar most is ARA
osztokeli az vi elhelyezest ke-
res6 es vi haszon utan vagya-
koz6 nagyt6ket, hogy a gyari
termelesbe az emberi munka-
er0 helyebe a robot-emberek
munkaerejet allitsa, inert ez
nemcsak megbizhat6bb, de le-
nyegesen olcs6bb is.
A megallapitas meg ennel is
tovabb megy::
- A sz0v6 (textil) iparban
maris keszen allanak azok a
gepek, amelyek robot-emberek
vezetese alatt ugy/ dolgoznak
maid, hogy otmillb dollar er-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-24

Lemen6ben a nap es Words
10, faradt sugarai mem 0nte-
mex t0bbe meleget a hatarra.
A boz6ttal telt legel6 fel6l ra-
gad6s 0k0rnyalat hord felem
a huv0s szell6, mely arcotvago
elesseggel hirdeti, hogy lit az
6sz, amely csak beharangoz6-
ia annak, ami utana kovetke-
xix, a telnek, amit6l mem sok
j6t varhatunk.
A keS6 delutant azzal 0ltem,
hogy a kert vegebe allitott pa
don iild0gelve ujsagok 0z0net
olvasgattam, vizsga szemekkel
keresgelve benniik:
- vajjon mi j6t hoz reank a
k0zeli j0vend6?
Ugy latom, csak egyetlen-
egy 0rvendetes dolgot. Es ez
az egyetlenegy orvendetes do
log is olyan lesz, amely bana-
tot es keseriseget okoz ma
gyon sok embernek, akik ve-
lem egyitt meg mindig hisz-
mex abban, amt szivtink leg
kedvesebb konyve, a Biblia ta-
nit.
Mikor a nehez munka We
rejteket vert homlokunkra, mi
kor ugy ereztlk, hogy ossze
kell roskadnunk a reank rott
teher alatt, akkor konnyebbu-
lest es megnyugvast adott ne
kiink az, ha a Bibliara gondol-
funk, amelyben irva wagon:
= Arcod verejtekevel keresd
meg mindennapi kenyeredet
Megnyugodtunk benne, hogy
eletunk soran nehez faradsag-
gal kellett dolgoznunk, inert
hiszen ICY volt rendelve oman
feliilr6l es mi ugy ereztiik,
hogy azon valtoztatni mem
tudunk. Ha lattunk is kivete-
leket magunk k0riil, nagyva-
gyonu, tetlensegben el6ket,
azokat mem irigyeltik, inert
tudtuk, hogy valami modon
meg kell fizessenek azert, inert
a Bibliaban el6irt emberi tor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-24

text arut mind0ssze ket mer-
n0k es ket gepesz termelhet
XII, azaz egyszerre ezerketszaz
ember vesziti el kenyeret. Husz
ICY berendezett gyar k0riilbe-
liil szaz mern0kkel es szaz ge-
pesszel el6 tudja allitani az
Egyesult Allamok egesz kelme,
sz0vet es poszt6 szuksegletet,
massz6val, a munkanelkiiliek
szama legalabb haromnegyed-
milli6val fog emelkedni.
Egg nagyon kepzett es ele-
sen gondolkozo zsid6 pap,
Brickner rabi mondja:
A tudomany anelkiil,
hogy larmat csapna, harcba-
szallt a Bibliaval es els6nek
AIT akarja megmutatni, hogy
az embernek mem kell arcanak
verejtekevel mindennapi ke-
nyeret megkeresnie. Ezzel a
tudomany a vallasnak egyik
sarkalatos tetelet pr6balja
megd0nteni es ketsegiink Sc
lehet, hogy celjat el fogja er-
nj. A nagy kerdes csak az,
hogy a verejtekes munka alol
felszabaditott t0megeknek lesz-
e egyaltalan mindennapi ke-
nyeruk es ha lesz, XII ada ait
nekik es milyen cimen?
Bus, 6szi alkonyat idejen We
szedelmes dolog ilyen dolgok-
kal foglalkoznunk. Benniink
is feluti fejet a ketseg, hogy
reszketve kerdezziik::
A miiszaki tudomanyok
fejl0dese reven munkanelku-
live Walt t0megeknek mi lesz a
sorsa? E,s mi lesz a sajat ma
gam sorsa a t0meg soraban?
XII ad maid nekem kenyeret
es milyen cimen?
Bus, 6szi alkonyat idejen on
kentelenul merrill fel a kerdes
agyamban:
- Milyen allami, tarsadalmi
es gazdasagi atalakulasokra
van sziikseg ahhoz, hogy en-
ebben az elk0vetkez6 valtozas-
ban kenyeret kaphassak?
Engem ugyan hasztalan biz
tatgat Moszkva fel6l a voros
aramlat:
= A proletarok. orszagaban
megtalalja minden ember a
maya helyet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-24

konvenciot, amely pontosan XII
lenc honappal kes0bb megva-
lasztotta az egylet aleln0kenek.
Korosf6y azutan ICY koszonte
meg ezt a mem vart kitiinte-
test:
- Hogy megmutassam a ha-
lanai, most ujra nekilatok a
szervezesnek es inert a gyerek-
osztalyok fejlesztese a legsiir-
gosebb, igerem, hogy harom
honap alatt ezer vi gyerekta-
got szedek ossze.
Persze-persze, K6r0sfoy utol-
SO ldtogatdsa 6ta eppen eleg
ideje Dolt az ezer menyecske-
mex ARA, hogy ezer uj gyerek-
tagot bocsassanak a kitun6
szervez6 rendelkezesere. Ennel
lelkiiSmeretesebb es foganato-
sabban dolgozo szervez6je mar
nem is lehet semmifele egy1et-
mex. K6r0sf0y mindenet belle
ada, hogy utanpotlasrol gon-
doskodjek.
Masegyebkent ugy volt, hogy
legfellebb masfel orat akar-
funk Allianceban id6zni, inert
Mansfielden mokus vadaszatra
vartak benniinket, de abbol a
masfel orabol masfel nap lett,
aminek a k0vetkez6 a magya-
raZata:
A mesebeli Kohn egyszer a
torveny el6tt allott, neminemu
becsiletes lopas buntettevel
vadolva. Megpr6balt az iigyesz
mindent, hogy bemartsa, amig
vegiil az elnok Kohnt kerdezte
meg, hogy hol volt a lopas
napjan delutan haromtol Ell
felig?
- A Grun Samunal voltam
kerem, felelte Kohn, -
inert OF peng6t kellett t6le ep-
pen akkor kolcs0nkerjek.
Cs6valta fejet a biro rossza-
lolag:
- Es az a kolcsonkeres del
utan harom 6ratol ejfelig. tar
tott?
Amire a Kohn elenken ma
gyarazta::
- Installom, bir6 ur, pro-
bait on mar egyszer a Griin
Samutol OF peng6t k0lcson-
kerni?-
lido kell ahhoz, kerem, hogy
Alliancebol a keresztel6r6l XII
tudjon mozdulni
kakashazi KAKAS MARION