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Evening star., 1935-10-31
PREP PALS TO FACE
IN G. U.-SPIDER tilt
Nixon, Hardy, Rival Centers,
Once Teammates at Kents Hill
School in Maine.

By the Associated Press.
d ICHMOND, Va. October 31.-Two
former teammates on a Maine
prep school team will face each other
at the center position on opposing
teams when the Richmond Spiders
line up against Georgetown here Sat-
urday.
AL Nixon. Spider pivot man. played
end for the Kents Hill eleven in Maine
Another star of the same aggregation
was Red Hardy, who started on the
other flank but was converted into a
brilliant center
In 1884 Hardy went to Georgetown
while Nixon enlisted at Richmond.
The freshman teams met last year,
but there was no individual duel be-
cause Hardy was still at center and
Nixon at end.
This year a Spider coach heard
Nixon had played center in high
school and decided to try him out in
that post. He proved the man for the
place.
So when the rival snapperbacks
collide in combat Saturday it will be
with my friend, the enemy"
Evening star., 1935-10-31
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
= YRACUSE. N. Y.-Stan Hem
- ingway Of Newburg. N. Y, and
Abe Isseks of nearby Middle
- town are continuing an old
high school rivalry on the Syracuse
squad.
Hemingway, until recently a sub
guard, was moved up to a first-string
tackle berth yesterday. taking Isseks'
place He may stay there for Satur-
days clash with Penn State.
AUBURN. Ala-Alabama Poly's
passing game evidently doesn't con-
Germ Left End Hamp Williams to any
great degree. Hamp scored his first
touchdown for Auburn last Saturday
by picking up the ball after Grant
CAN'T had blocked a Duke punt and
racing l8 yards across the goal
HANOVER, N. H.-If Dartmouth
= needs one point or three to beat
Yale Saturday, the man to get them
will be right in there. John Handra-
han, subbing for the injured Joe
Kiernan at fullback, gave great ex-
hibition of placement kicking yester-
day. booting them from clear out in
midfield Another Handrahan. Joe.
kicks most of the points after touch
downs.
DETROIT.-More than one De-
Evening star., 1935-10-31
College Foot Ball Odds, Ends
On Widely Scattered Fields

troit University lineman seems to be
entitled 10 use the line about being
little, but little tough, too The
Titans have only one FOUNDER in
their forward wall. but all this season
no team has made two consecutive
first downs against them by rushing.
and only Villanova has scored on run
ming plays.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Al Hessberg
Yale sophomore speedSter. has
COpped lot of glory by his touch
down runs this season, but when the
Ellis face Dartmouth Dave Colwell
may hold his place in the backheld
Colwell not only outweighs Hessberg
by 20 pounds. but can relieve Kim
Whitehead of some of the punting
chores.
V1LLANOVA, Pa.-Harry Stuhl-
dreher, Villanova coach, has openly
been anxious all this week about Sat-
urday's return game with Detroit.
Now the reason has come out. Here's
what Harry's father. william j.
Stuhldreher, had to say about the
game:
If we don't win I'll have to take
Harry over my knee. like used to
do. and let him know how I feel.
That goes whether it's Harry's fault
or not. And say. maybe you think I
can't do it any more"
Evening star., 1935-10-31
14O-POUNDER HITS
LONG TEE SHOTS
Shows Timing Is Principal
Golf Asset-ACcuracy Is
! Main Aim, Though.
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.

A LING buffers who can't Whack
~ golf ball much farther than
~ they can throw it could take
4 "A leaf from the book of diminu-
tive little George Diffenbaugh, the new
District open king. Hardly bigger than
a minute and weighing only about l4O
pounds. George Diffenbaueh is re-
nouned among the pros in this sector
as one Of the longest hitters OF the
bunch.
How does he do it? How does he
wallop a ball as far as Roland Mac
KenZie, or Witty Cox. or even Cliff
Spencer, who probably is the longest of
the lot? How does a man with COM
paratively weak wrists, small in stature
and weighing far less than the others
knock a golf ball as far as they do.
The answer is all mixed up and in
terwoven with those intricate factors
OF timing body turn and wrist action,
which most buffers fail to comprehend.
but there is a lesson in Diffenbaugh's
game for those who will watch the In
dian Spring midget at work
Things to Consider.
IT IS this-George realizes that to
get maximum distance from the
tee two factors must be kept in mind.
If his clubhead is moving at maximum
speed at the moment of impact and
also is travelling on the straight line
to the hole at that moment, the shot
must be both straight and long.
tnl fYro
items in the business of hitting a golf
ball as few men have done, but above
these he has centered his swing in a
full free pivot, whose base is as good
pair of legs as you will find anywhere
Couple these with determination to
keep that clubhead moving at maxi
mum speed through the hitting area,
and you have the answer to long hit
ting by any golfer.
You won't find Diffenbaugh jerking
that clubhead down from the top or
taking it back in a jerky, blundering
movement. His swing is smooth and
silky, but he makes sure that the
clubhead is travelling through the
proper arc by the full pivot he takes.
Strives for Sm0othness.
ONCE in while you will find George,
out with the big hitters, taking
q real slug at golf ball. He doesn't
do it very often, and he knows it
shouldn't be done, for with his natural
swing he is as long as any man.
The real trouble with most golf
ers,' George points out, lis that they
want to try to drive the ball into the
next county. If they would be salts
fed to meet it right, with the club
head moving smoothly through the
hitting area without jerk or lost mo-
ton, they would hit them all straight
and long enough.
Distance doesn't come from any
artificial snap or through any attempt
TO jerk the clubhead through the ball
The pivot and the full. free swing is
the answer to good hitting. And any
man can do it.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
Play 33d
Continued From First Page.)

Eastern's second touchdown when he
pushed Jake Fleischman into Beamer's
attempted punt. Cappasella recovered
for Eastern on Roosevelt's 81. Shaw,
after passing 10 yards to Michaels.
ploughed through left tackle to score
standing up. Di Guilian added the
extra point from placement.
Taking the ball on a reverse, Al Kid
well knitted his way 80 yards to place
the oval on Roosevelts 3-yard line.
Shaw smashed through center for
the touchdown. Di Guilian's attempted
placement for the extra point hit the
posts and bounded back
Prominent in the noble fight Waged
by Roosevelt we're Jake Lewis, Francis
Beamer, Spiro Kolius, Irving Hayman,
Gus Papanicolas and Joe Bovello,
whose exit by injury late in the second
quarter crippled the Rough Riders con-
siderably. Earl Fox. Len Cappasella,
Bernie Herman and Brand were East
ern'S Standouts
Evening star., 1935-10-31
I WFsuRAgGgnT OEE TulE TEE
by w. R. Ms CALluM

shots himself, after he had borrowed
a set of clubs and some clothes from
Bob Barnet. Walter, with a few
concessions, played IA holes in one
above par.
Over at Congressional Roland Mac
KenZie bagged himself sub-par 10,
composed of 81 and 33, with five
brides scattered through the score.
Leo Walper, with whom he played,
had 70.
WASHINGTON golfers were back
w in town today following their
defeat yesterday at the hands Of a
team of Richmond players at Rich
mond. They lost the singles contest
by a, score of 1712 to l5i2 points.
Helen Dettweiler of Congressional had
the lowest score, an 81 for the James
River course of the Country Club Of
Virginia. to beat Mrs. Clara Priddy
Mrs. B. c.. Hartig of Columbit beat
Mrs. c. B. Walden, Richmond city
champion.
The semi-final round in the Ken
wood seniors championship was
reached yesterday by three players
Noah Pomeroy. H. Kimball and
! 2. D. Blackstone all won their way
to the penultimate round, while j. E
Hutchison jr. and r. H. Weightman
will play a second-round match
shortly.
Kenwood women are to play in a
field day" tourney tomorrow. while
Manor Club feminine golfers will
compete in a similar affair on No
vember 9.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
BASE BALL VET DEAD

Old-timers today were mourning
the passing of Englebert (Pop) Ker-
per, former minor league ball player
and umpire. who died yesterday at
the home of his daughter, 1886 E
street northeast. Kerper, who moved
to Washington as young man, was IA.
He last played in the late 90s.
Evening star., 1935-10-31

TIME perfect golf tournament set
up has been found at last. 1t
is a tournament in which
L there is one competitor, who
carries off the Doodle and gets his
name on big silver mug because no
one else shows up to play.
Larry Otell, well-known Congress
sional golfer. laughs about it now. as
he looks back on the recent Green
brier tourney at White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, where he went to
play few rounds of golf. Larry
played in the tournament and shot 73.
He turned in his card and inquired
how the other competitors were doing.
after the starter had paired him with
his wife.
It seems there were four or five
other golfers scheduled to play, but all
of them withdrew, leaving Otell's card
the only one turned, in. So he won
the big mug and was entitled to have
his name put on the major trophy.
But he wouldn't allow that. Isn't
that the perfect tournament set-up?"
Larry cracked.
This same Otell, by the way, is the
only gent with nerve and skill enough
to give Al Houghton strokes on golf
course since the former Kenwood pro
started shooting good golf. Larry is
the Southport champion, the king
of the little course back of Indian
Spring, which has par of 27 Hough-
ton went over to Southport to play
with Otell one day, and because Of
Otell's knowledge of the course Hough-
ton demanded strokes. And Larry
gave them to him. Houghton won
with card of 60 for the 18 holes.
Otell shot a So.
George S. Krom, formerly manager
of several exclusive clubs. has been
named manager of the Congressional
Country Club and was to take over
his new duties today.
IN KEEPING with a custom of long
standing, the Columbia Country
Club has retained its president in office
for the second consecutive year. For
many years Columbia presidents have
remained in Office two years, and yes
terday the club reaffirmed its faith
in Robert H. Dalgleish by choosing
him president again.
NJ J Gormley was chosen vice
president, while Arthur B. Shelton
and T. Stanley Holland were elected
secretary and treasurer. respectively.
Martin R. West was again chosen to
head the Golf Committee.
RACK on what the boys called his
~ "mallet," a synonym for back on
| his stick" Walter Hagen. the Old
Duke of golf. who has been visiting
in Washington for nearly week,
was to play Burning Tree this after
noon with Marvin H Mcintyre, one
of the White House secretaries, and
Mcintyre was to learn a lot of things
about golf he never knew before.
/ Walter is in the Capital straighten-
/ ing out some income tax tangleS and
doing a lot of getting around, in the
familiar Hagen manner, seeing people
and just getting around. He is quite
man at stud poker with pair
threes back to back, as a few of the
boys found out the other night when
Walter made pair Of threes look
like brace of aces and raked in a
whacking big pot, but he also is quite
a stroker of a golf ball in the grand
manner.
Walter played IA holes at Chevy
Chase yesterday and between dropping
congratulatory remarks about the play
of Louise Clayton and Elizabeth
Houghton he managed to hit a few
Evening star., 1935-10-31
COUNTY TEAMS CLASHING.

Hyattsville High Schools soccer
team was seeking its second victory
of the season over Maryland Park
this afternoon. 1t was the first game
of the second half of the Prince
Georges County League. Hyattsville
won the first, 2 to o.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
City institution, Columbia. expert

City institution, Columbia. expert
encing a somewhat less successful
season on the grid.
Such information was revealed
over the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn yesterday when Shepherd Stone
journalist traveller and international
student-intervieWed Richard Stair
and Robert Cline, presidents of the
student councils of N. Y. U. and CO.
lumbia. respectively, during the Inter-
national Students program.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
George Denbagh Offers Great Encouragement SmaSed Golfers

Stair asserted that war talk over
shadowed discussion of the Violet's
great foot ball team on that campus,
while Cline maintained that Lou
Little's eleven aroused more discus
sion than world conflict.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
OPENING FOR QUINTETs.

Maryland basket ball teams desiring
to join a league are asked to COM
municate with Lieut.. Thomas F.
Murphy at the State Armory, Laurel,
Md. Manager Stein of the Cardinal
five especially is asked to get in touch
with Murphy.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
P|ML|CO FUTUR|TY
WILL DRAW DOZEN
Race East's Last Big Event
for Juveni|es-FIorida to
See Whitney String.
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
TINE $4,000 Futurity, last of the
waning Eastern seasons rich
stakes, will be renewed after a
lapse of two years at Pimlico
Saturday, with about dozen juve-
niles entered for the one-and-one-
siXteenth-mile test. With virtually
all the other big stake winners, in
Guiding Red Rain, Tintagel and Cold
stream, either not eligible or in re-
tirement, Hollywood and Jean Bart
stack up as the probable choices. They
finished second and third, respectively,
back of Tintagel in the Belmont Fu-
turity.
Wayne Wright, Rexburg, Idaho, vet
eran, and Joe Wagner of Lexington,
KY. apparently are determined to
carry their battle for 1885 jockey
honors right down to the end of the
year. After yesterdays activity Wright
had a lead of two, l68 to l66. R.
Neves is in third place with l56.
THE entire active racing stable of
c. V. Whitney will be campaigned
in Florida this Winter. Thomas j.
Healey. veteran trainer Of the horses
carrying the famous light blue and
brown silks, has applied for 40 stalls
at Hialeah Park.
Although his luck in the last few
weeks has not measured up to his
early season successes, Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt has a strangle hold on
money-winning honors among the
owners. His charges have earned
S291.6 .6z5, compared to s195 .36O by Will
liam Woodward, who is in second
place.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
Line-ups and Summary.

Substitutlons tEasternl-Cohen for DON
Brand Absehe2 for Rerman oBren Tor
Kendrick Kearney for Miller Lewis for
Shaw. Stewart for Kidwell. tRooseveltl-
Grimm for Beamer. Birch for Witt, Ciatti
for l. Macdonald
Evening star., 1935-10-31
WAR, GRID BREAK EVEN

New York U. Discusses Conflict,
Columbia Favors Foot Ball.
Foot ball is less interesting than
war to students of New York Univer-
sity, boasting one of the country's
undefeated elevens, while the Fall
sport eclipses discussion of interna-
tional struggle at another New York
Evening star., 1935-10-31
GRID RIVALS SOUGHT.

Winners of three straight games,
Che Wilson Restaurantors are seeking
games "a the 135-pound class. Call
North 5669.
Evening star., 1935-10-31
WANTS 1OO.POUND FOES.

Mitchell Park gridmen are seeking
games with 100-pound teams. Call
Decatur 4527.
Evening star., 1935-10-31

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Evening star., 1935-10-31

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Evening star., 1935-10-31

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18

a mostani berlo farmerek d fold
jeiket vegyek meg annak arat
ada kolcson hatvan Svi, nagyon
alacsony kamattal val6 torlesz-
tesre a szovetseg.
Ez javaslat felszabaditana a
meyer gyapot-farmereket meg
egyszer, de sok szazezer feher
berl6r is segitene, akiket orok
farmokhoz juttatna.
Csodalatos es szomoru fenyt
vet korunkra es kongresz-
szusra, hogy err6l a nagyfontos.
sagu iavaslatrol olyan nagyon ke
vcset beszelnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18
A MASODIK CENERACI0

indult tehat a ne1nes verseny,
hogy fiatalsagot is 'beszervez-
EEK az apak altal alapitott egy-
letekbe, hogy millios orokse-
get annak idejen legyen maid al
kalom veriinkbol valo verre
hagyni.
A fiatalsag beszervezese, ha
multi esztendo eredmenyeit
vizsgaljuk, kisebb-nagyobb 81
kerrel jart minden magyar orsza-
gos eletbiztosito intezmenyiink-
mel, egyletiinknel. A legszebb
.eredmenyt pedig az angol nyelvii
fiokok alakitasaval a legnagyobb
magyar egylet, a Verhovay Sc
gely Egylet erte Ell. A hivatalos
statisztika adatai szerint a Yer
hovay Egyletnel az elmult ev TO-
lyaman a 16 es a 80 ewes kor ko-
zotti tagok szama az elozo ev
adataival osszemerve k0zel ket
ezerrel emelkedett.
Hogy ez nagy szamu fatal
i koru tagok belepese NIT jelen
az egylet jovoje szempontjabol
AIT csak azok tudjak igazan, akiI
tisztaban vannak avval. hog
biztonsag es jovo fejlodes szem
pontjabol milyen oriasi jelent6
segu ez teny.
Az csak termeszetes, hogy
/ Nerhovay Segely Egylet minder
lehetoseget megad fatal tagjai
max, eppen ugy, mint Greg har
cosainak ARA. hogy az egyle
Igyeinek intezeseben a lehet,
| legdemokratikusabb formaban k
vegyek a maguk re.zet. Talan e
az elso titka annak a csodalato
eredmenynek, amit legnagyob1
magyar egylet tagszerzes terel
! az elmult evben Ebert!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

het vegere megnyugtattak a
gummi-sztrajktol rettego orsza-
got, hogy beke lesz az iparban
Mar a mutt heten jeleztiik eb-
ben a rovatban, hogy kormany
"nyomast" fog gyakorolni gya-
rosokra, inert Federal Trade
Commission jelentesebol AIT vi
lagosan lathattuk es het dere,
kara az megtortent.
A gyarak engedtek ma mar
keveset hallunk rola, hogy gya
rosokat Sherman torveny meg
sertese Matt iildoznek.
A beke biztositja az aranyla-
gos kepviseletet minden csoport.
max korulbeliil ugyanaz lesz .
munkasok helyzete ami a
szervezetek elismereset illeti -
mint az automobil iparban.
Az American Federation o,
Labor ugyan mem kap monopo'
liumot a munkasok kepviselete-
re es a kompania Junk 1ovabb is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18

Akik tehat a multi ev vegen ke-
son kertek psnzt ezekto1 BAN
koktol, most q kolcsonoket meg
kapjak Is bar azoknak egy nagy
resze a bankok kasszaiba van
dorol, sok szaz millio dollar jut
maganosok kezebe. Amt aztan
ujra be kell valahogy aektetni.
Ez es a kormany egyeb infla-
clos torekvesei az epitkezest
meginditjak vegre az egesz or
szagban es kilatas van ra, hogy
harom-hat honapon belul kisebb-
szerii epiilet-boom lesz minden
nagyobb varosban.
S hogy a hitel-inflacio meg
erosebb lokest kapjon, az elnok
mutt heten az ezust arat tizen-
egy szazalekkal emelte.
Ugy latszik, hogy az elnok a
dollar aranytartalmat, vagyis
aranyerteket tovabb leszallitani
mem fogja. de mindent elkovet-
mex, hogy a hitelt olcsova IS
konnyiive tegyek a kozel jovo-
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18
TONNEK A MELEGEK
PUKKADNAK Az OREG
GUMMIK

Bizonyara a legtobb auto tu-
laidonos tudja mar tapaszta-
latbol. hogy nyar elejen torten;k
a legtobb automobil szerencset-
lenseg es ennek Okla legtobb-
nyire a gyors hajtastol es nyari
nap hevetol felmelegedett talaj-
tol szinten atmelegedett, meg
gyongi1t. kopott automobil gum
mix kipukkadasa okozza.
Azert minden auto tulajdonos
jol teszi, ha meg mielott nagy
.melegek bejonnek, gondoskodnak
suj gummi abroncsdk beszerzese-
rol, mar csak azert is, inert most
meg joval olcsobban szerezhet6k
be, mint nyaron, amikor az arak
ti,bbnyire felmennek.
Auto tire es minden egyeb
jokarban tartasi anyagok leg
kedvezmenyesebben szerezhetok
be, Boda Istvan ismert magyar
honfitarsunk mind ket iizleteben,
amely a Boda Auto Sales es
Service nev alatt talalhato az
Albert es McGuffey utcak sar-
kan. Teljes automobil szolga-
lat, gazolin, olajozas, zsirozas,
mosas es javitast szakszeriien
.kedvezmenyes aron vegez. pro-
balja meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18
AZ EGYESt)LT ALLAMOK

+ po1garai nem sejtik, de valo-
szini, hogy a Stresa tanacskozas
rank nezve is legfontosabb ese-
menye volt multi hetnek, inert
a harom gy6ztes nagyhatalom
ttanacskozasan altalanos revizios
gyiiles osszehivasat hataroztak.
S a revizio minosege es meny-
nyisege fogja megszabni, hogy
beke vagy haboru lesz-e Europa
ban es talan az egesz vilagon a
kovetkezo tiz evben, ami jobban
IS er6sebben belevag a kenye-
riinkbe, mint jelenlegi depressio
vagy az elnok vi dealie.
Ma mar nyilvanvalo mindenki
el6tt, hogy tobbe altalanos euro
pai haboru mem lehet anelkul,
hogy a mi sorsunkat ne erintse,
sot sokan AIT hiszik, hogy min
den haboruba belle fogunk ezen-
tul sodrodni.
A revizios tanacskozastol nagy
eredmenyt mem lehet varni, inert
ait valosziniileg meg sok mask
revizios tanacskozas fogja kovet-
nj egyelore csak bekeszerzo-
desek katonai szakaszait fogjak
atirni.
De hogy ez tanacskozas egy-
altalan osszejon, az beke iigyet
szolgalja es ICY a stresai gyules
eredmenyet- kielegitonek mond
atjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18
A MI KORMANYUNK

lazasan dolgozik, hogy a kon-
gresszus altal olyan megkesve
rnegadott ezermiliiokat minel
gyorsabban elkoltsek es az elnok
AIT remeli, hogy novemberre
minden tervezett kozmunkan dol
goznak.
Hatvan napon belul sok he
lyen a munkat megkezdik ne
hol ait csak ket ev mu1va fog
jak befejezni, de ait hiszik, hogy
november derekara a koznunkak
alkalmazasaban a tcsucsot clerk
/, Az osszegbol az elnok szaz-
milliokat fordithat egyik eel he
lyett a masikra es ICY hatalma
van ra, hogy barhol, barmilyer
,nunkat kezdhessen.
Minthogy termeszetesen min
den allan, megye es varos any
nyit szeretne kapni a penzbol
anennyit csak politikusai Xxi
tudnak eroszakolni a Feher Haz-
Dol, az elnok munkajat mem kell
irigyelni. li
A leggyorsabban termeszete-
sen a CCC campek fognak ha-
romszazezer fatal embert fel-
szivni, inert a jelenlegi letszamot
megduplazzak, amilyen gyorsan
gondoskodni tudnak elhelyeze-
siikrol es felszerelesukrol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18

A masodik magyar generacio
meglehetosen messze elhajlott a
multban magyar intezmenyeink-
t6l. A magyar sziilo gyermeket
talan legjobban meg temple
mahoz valo ragaszkodasaban tud
ia megtartani, az egyleteben va
10 tagsaga a gyermeknek rende-
sen csak addig tartott, amig a
gyerme.k a maya szarnyara nem
keriilt. Ha ennek a multban min
dennapos igazsagnak az okat
keressiik, meg kell allapitanunk,
hogy nagy resze volt ebben an
max, hogy oregjeink a fiaikat, Ia
nyaikat mem lattak szivesen,
mint egyenrangu feleket az egy-
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teink is rajottek ARA, hogy az
utanpotlasra csak a masodik ge-
neraciobol lehet szamitani. Meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18
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