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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19
A DOG AND A DouoHNuT

had such nice, big, brown doughnut, As round as the top Of my bowl All covered with cinnamon sugar,
 And built round handy peep.hole, peeped through tho hole at my doggie, Then offered him one nice big bite. He gobbled down oil of my doughnut-- That really, was most impolite And though he stood up and parked nicely Ee found was hard to console For then had no nice, brown doughnut- Not even rim for the hoie Emily M Tisdel in the Christian Science Monitor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19

Augic Paadin0 knocked off work at o'clock at the city supply base Monday afternoon picked up his evening Democrat and turned to page 2. The hair stood right up on the Paladno head For there star ing him In the face Jack McGurns fatal Valentine greeting, and 1t was identical to one which he had been carrying In his pocket since Valentines day. Just to make sure Augie took another glance at his own card and found 1t to be similar in every way to that found by the body of the slain gangster Mr. Paadino was dissuaded from teegraphing the Department of Justice by friends who told him that the cards were on sale in any quantity desired In a local chain store.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19
Tall Tower Topics
Good Evening.
SNOWMAN
BH THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Formed and fashioned from the snow, Stalwart and withstanding winds that blow. Creative art moulded your lines, The elements figured in your frozen designs Iife-slzed when done you've stood your ground During Winters worst months, well snow-pounu. Mists and fog have affected you little, Successive snows made you hard not brittle. Time was when we thought you might crunble, But snow and added cold thwarted tumble. Formed and fashioned when darkest Winter began, stalwart, self-fashioned, your brave snowman.
 FEM. EN-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19
FRACTURES ANKLE

Miss Clara Schmidt, of Cherry avenue, was taken to Waterbury hospital yesterday afternoon after she had fractured her right ankle in fall ct the Waterbury Clock company. x-rays disclosed the fracture and the young woman wes given treatment by pr. John g. Dye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19

portunlty offered them to asceF. taln thelr reaction time.
 "Then when they add to the distance the car travels while they are THINKING or apply- lng their brakes the footage GOV. cred as the brakes are being applied, always conceding there is perfect friction, Che total will Do surprising. I recommend t0 motorists Q study of the table arranged by Che National Safety Council. It may result In low. CT speeds 90 as to keep with. In . reasonable stopping dis- tance in case of emergency"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19

Gossip. .Five.year.old Marion Neubert of 45S Wilson street paid her initial visit to the Tower sanc- tum yesterday afternoon with generous bag of tn. foll She's devout follower of Uncle Harrys program via WATR Bill Derwin tickled pink with the fine turnout for the first Sunday evening dance at Hail. ton Park, intends bringing Joe Haynes Jimmy Lunce' ford and Clyde Mccoy here in the near future Tor Sab hath evening engagements , Mrs. Margaret Dillon s convaescng at her South Elm street domice after a brief illness. Rev Roger Anderson, Trinity church pastor, made quite hit In Bridgeport Sunday evening where he addressed parishonerS of St. Georges Episcopal church. In my estimation Rev. Mr. Anderson is we'll equipped to meet the religious problems con fronting the young people of today Jim Moore. Brooklyn mixol0gist forwards me handy book of forId famous cocktail recipes with notation to try my luck at Leroux's Strawberry Frappc Jim claims It's berry" good.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19
CACER TO ADDRESS LOCAL C. O..P. CLUB
March Meeting of Women
 Workers to Witness In. ductiOn of Officers

Mrs. Florence 3. Webster, mern- Der of the school board, hes been reelected president of the Womens Republican club for the coming year. Theclub is planning an open meeting for March at which Attur. ney William 0ager will bo the principal speaker. Other ofiicers for the coming year are:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19
MUSICAL SOCIETY
 PRESENTS CELLIST
Mattatuck Art Group Hear Rudolph Camel in De-
 lightful Program

The Mattatuck Musical Art society presented Rudolph Camel, 'cellist, last night at the studio Of Miss Mar garet deddes of Willow street. Mrs. Herbert Taylor, president, was in charge of the affair. It was ans nou ced that on Feb. 27, Nicholas eion!msky and the Chamber quartet of Boston would Do heard here.
 Last nights program was as fol. lows: Paper on McDowell ....,,,...... ,,.,.........M Mrs. J. w. Beecher songs--
 (a) Thy Beautiful Eyes (b) 4 Maid Sings Light . Maid
 Sings Low
 (c) To . Wild Rose. ..n....."
 ,,,.. Mrs. II. Archambauls
 Acc. by Mrs. Derouin Sea Pieces
 To the Sea
 From . Wandering Iceberg A. D. 1920
 Starlight
 Song
 From the Depths Tn Mid-ocean
 Mrs. Lena Derouin The Deserted Farm To . Water Lily Rudolph Camel, 'ceilist, accompais- led by Miss Margaret 0eddes. A German cannon presented as Q war relic to Wigtown, England, VIII Do sold as scrap iron.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19

Win "IAdy From Louisiana" Adopt Huey's Pyrotechnlc Style? :. Politics No Novelty to Her [. Air Link tO Norway Planned Y. D. R., IT,, Also Facing Hard Budget Task Now for Subs for Postal Subs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19
Conflicting Views
 On Need Of Parklet
Northeastern Section Apparently Divided in Move to
 Eliminate Beauty SpOt'-Bunker Hill Petition

that water billings for the past month amounted to eTs,Sbe. This represents on increase of eT02 over
 the billings for the same period In io3b,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19
Not Political TyrO

All VI WHtVH HVSO " otAVW WA0v "The Lady From Louisiana" is not entirely without knowledge of what it's all about in the dust of the poli- tical arena.
 It is further related of Mrs.
 Long that In those early days
 she often mingled with the au-
 dience when Huey was speaking,
 and flashed him signals telling
 hlm when he was doing all right and when he was Hopping.
 Despite such practical experl. enee many years ago, Che prevail ent opinion here k that Mrs. Longs appointment for . term of . few months is . gesture in Longs memory by the machine he created, and little else.
 A special election In April will decide who is to All out the rec mNinder of Longs term, which OK. pires next January. It ia regarded as highly unlikely that the late Klngflish's political associates would send to Washington anyone likely to threaten tho power to which they have fallen heir.
 Norwegian Air Link
 Just to show you what ramifea- tions there are in the plans for transatlantic air service. Bornt Balehen, the famous pilot for Byrd and Ellsworth, now technical ad- visor to Norwegian Airways, has been here recently helping to or. range c feeder service from Norway to America through the Pan-Amer. iean trans-Atiyantie line, when its established. That means 6 eonnect- Ing link northward from England ct the eastern end of the ocean line. Penalty of Fame
 There may be c little frantic auditing of check stubs ct the White House one of these vacation times. If so, that'll be on account of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jrp who has visited Q number Of Broad" way restaurants and night clubs recently. Mostly he paid by cheek.
 Hut restaurant keepers didnt deposit tho checks, They framed 'em and hung 'em on their walls. So Franklin, Jr, may have some little difficulty In balancing his own budget when he sits down t0 audit hls stubs.
 But Washington k full of anna
 teur budget. balaneers these days. He should have no trouble In get-
 ting all the help he wants, How About Subs Subs?
 One thing accomplished by putt ting the postofiiee department on the 40-hour week was this-it elean- cd up the long and troublesome problem of postal substitutes, Though they had to Do on call, and hence could not well hold other jobs, few of them made . decent living. Tho 40-hour week caused most Of the subs on the list, which had run as high aS ib,000, to Do absorbed Into regular jobs. That solves the problem, allows William W. HoweS, first assistant postmas- ter-general,
 And introduces, no doubt, another problem, that of new substitutes for tho substitutes: "Wholl take care of the substitutes substitute, while the subatitute's busy carrying mailS" (Copyright, i0S0, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19

Scotland has several murder mys- teries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19
BEHIND THE SCENES lN
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Waterbury Democrat Washington
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-19

A German cannon presented as Q war relic to Wigtown, England, VIII Do sold as scrap iron.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-18
Stamp News
 l3y l. 5. Klein

WASHINGTON, D. C., will be " the only city in the country In which first day sale of the new Susan B. Anthony stamp will be conducted, on Aug. 26.
 To obtain first day covers, send not more than 10 addressed en. Velopes and U. s. postal money order covering the cost of the stamps required, at 3 cents each, 1 to the Postmaster. Washington, D. C,
 First of the new Army and Navy series of stamps may appear even before the Susan B. An. thony issue. but first day or place of sale has not yet been deter. mined. Decision for release of this stamp may come SO suddenly that there may be little or no time to prepare first day covers.
 The souvenir sheet of four com- memorative stamps, issued re- gently in connection with the stamp exposition in New York, may soon be withdrawn from sale at the Philatelic Agency In Wash- ington.
 Remainders of potato tax stamps, withdrawn from use, are to be sold by the U. s. Treasury Department to the stamp dealer entering the highest bid. So you may expect to see more of these on sale soon, through dealers. .
 Argentina is changing the de- sign of its map stamp, which incorrectly showed the Falkland Islands as part of it's territory. The new stamp will correct this error. tCopyrighl. I93e. NEA Service. lhc.l
 NEXT: What U. s. president later became chief justice Of Che supreme eourt7 .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-18
BEGIN HERE TODAY

HOLLY MILFORD. rich and popular. has received proposals Oe mnFFlAge from three suffers, but BRENT STUART, whom she loves, has not asked her Co marry hlnG
 Bored wlsh parties, Nelly asks Brent Co take her Co "The Red Poppy" . questionable night club. nle refuses, Molly, annoyed, goes with WICK ROSS, another ad- Mlrer.
 The lights go out suddenly and when they come on again Molly finds herself dancing with hand some stranger. He Is, in reality, NELSON FERGUSON, bank rOb- Der, and he ls one 0e . group planning t0 spirit Molly away and hold her for ransom.
 A few days later Ferguson tele- phones and asks her Co have dln- mer with him. Molly agrees. Walt ing for him at . downtown store, shO encounters . girl who appears Co Do her exact double. Impul- slvely Molly exchanges her luxurl- ous costume for the other girls shabby one.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-18

Bolstered by this sensible resolu, ton, Molly relaxed comfortably 1T her seat and prepared to enjoy thu flying green landscape, since onlI monosyllabic tidbits in the way o conversation were being offered.
 "ComfortRbleP" Nelson ,Whittakel inquired,
 "Yes, perfectly" Molly answered This Is Q grand car. It's new, iSn' itP"
 Well, almost. I bought 1t today from Q fellow because its soEn' traveller"
 "Going Rway2" Molly asked.
 I'm thinking of it,"
 odd. Everybody seemed to be go. ing away. Molly was wishing nov that she had gone to Lake Pla' cid, as Donna had suggested. TheE she wouldn't be moving away iron familiar surroundings in 6 car that could travel. Nelson Whitaker must make Q marvellous salary to be able to go out and buy Q car like this SC casually.
 There was that little bell again ringing Q warning in her brain. Mor- bid, silly, but just the same, when she reached "Frenchy's" she would invent some excuse and reach Q telephone. She wouldn't drive back to town tonight with this moody stranger.
 She stole Q look at her companion In the waning afternoon light, his face was revealed grimly lined,
 Molly breathed quickly, then spoke impulsively: I'm afraid it was only an impulse, asking mo out to dinner, and already you're re- gretting it, or perhaps hurt your pride accepting your invitation and coming dressed like this, Somehow l have the feeling you are not pleased. There's something wrong, Let's turn back"
 Not Q chancel" His voice rang Vibrantly. I'm sorry if I've been rude. To tell the truth, there's 0 deal I'm trying to put over, A big deal, and my nerves are jumpy Maybe you've never gamhled. If l lose"
 "Hes put everything he has into some stock and iS afraid his Judg- ment was bad" Molly reasoned.
 "The boys who tipped me off got me into this-well, I can't explain to you. But I've Q feeling that one of them would give me the wrong steer if he dared, You see I don't altogether trust him, A bird"
 He caught himself up suddenly, and Molly felt his eyes on her again,
 My father says you can't trust anybody who's too anxious to sell you stock these days" Molly said,
 Nelson Whitaker nodded. "Just let mo catch any of my friends sel- ling me the wrong kind of stock Well, here we are at Frenchy'S."
 He assisted Molly from the car, and she entered the building with n feeling of relief. "Frenchy's" was really not far. Perhaps 10 miles or so from the city, The restaurant was painted green on the outside and decorated within in what was now much tarnished gilt.
 Here's 'F'renehy' himself" her companion said. He raised his hand in salute. Hello, 'French'l"
 The wrlnkled, dark-haired old man who had advanced to meet them. stared moment, perplexed. Back from the deadl" he whispered.
 Nelson Whitaker laughed. More alive than ever, French. Ghosts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-18
CHAPTER v

When they were seated in the low, powerfully built roadster Nelson Whitaker turned and stared at Molly, His expression was puzzled displeased.
 What" he began, "have you done to yourself9 It's masquerade, isn't it9 Some kind of joke on me2"
 Molly didn't like the tone of his voice. It was irritated, tinged with resentment. Don't you like me as well in these clotheSp" she asked.
 Suddenly he smiled, "So that was atl It was Q test, was itp"
 How absurdl What enormous con- celt. For Q moment she almost thought she disliked him, Still that wouldn't be fair, just because he was showing human imperfections And, if she were honest, she had been wondering If Molly Milford in c S4.08 dress and Q $208 hat would he as attractive to this romantic new friend as Molly Milford in an original creation and Q scandalous- ly expensive hat.
 "Suits me, if 1t does you" Nelson Whitaker spoke abruptly, "but the Idea back of 1t puzzles me-"
 Molly was silent for Q moment The words had sounded crude. She felt Q sense of disappointment, too, because he was not quite as hand- some by daylight as he had been in the softened glow of "The Red Pop- py." She didn't quite know what she had expected, but not this pasty, white look, nor the little lines un- der his eyes. Maybe his work at the bank was night work. Maybe she was doing him an injustice when Bhe decided he looked diSsipated and jaded. At any rate, he was proper ly dressed in a wcll-tailored blue serge and blue tie with flecks of gray.
 "The University of the World has taught him some things" Molly thought, He might have worn . tiA that shrieked or shoes that creaked. Where have my demo- cratic feelings gone2 Here I am finding fault already"
 Sho proceeded to turn on the charm" as Brent always put 1t, chat ting in friendly fashion, but her escort seemed absTacted, unrespon- nive.
 Molly was troubled. The thought of Brent brought a lump in her throat. How wise he was. What foolish, romantic notion had brought her out tonight with 0 man who was Q complete stranger to herp On her way with him to some unknown place called "Frenchy's"2
 "Is 1t far to Frenchy'sp" she asked suddenly.
 He turned and she felt his eyes searching her face, Not very" he said. "WhyP"
 Molly heSitated. T was thinking if it Is, perhaps 1t would be best not to go there tonight, because l must be back by TO-"
 Doubled -datingP Well, If you keep him waiting, that's his hard luck"
 No, Molly decided, don't lllM him at oil. I wish I were at home. He was putting on some sort of act at "The Red Poppy" Now, for some reason, he isn't even trying to be nice.
 She resolved suddenly that after this nights experience was safely behind she would never be impul- Sive again. Meanwhile, 1t would not do to become morbid and imagine things that made her feel cold and unhappy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-18
MONKEY HOUSE IDEAL

Denver, tuP)-Monkeys live in comfort at City Park ZOO here. A former two-story stable building has been converted into . monkey house with Q tunnel running be- low around from the building to Q miniature island of trees and shrubs surrounded by Q rook.walled moat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-18

NEXT: What U. s. president later became chief justice Of the supreme court7 .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05

kat, akik vissza utni mem tud-
max.
ovatos kis duhaj lett az
oroszlan-torku neptribunbol.
A lefele ut fajdalmas azok-
max, akik gyors tempoban SEE
ditto magassagokba ivelnek, S
Coughlin kapkodva probalgat-
ia, hogy megtepazott, sot elko-
pott nepszeruseget meg egy-
seer megkeresse.
AIT meg kellett ereznie, hogy
a radio kozonseget Amos and
Andy mar jobban erdekli, be-
jelentette hat, hogy ezentul
mem elegszik meg a radioval,
hogy lapot fog kiadni. Mert
"szelesebb retegeket" akar ell
erni. EFT a dajkameset persze
mem hiszi el egy ember sem,
hiszen tudvalev0, hogy harom-
negy eve a radon milliok hall
gattak, de a lapjat milliok
mem fogjak vasarolni.
PenzIigyi sikere lesz az uj-
sagnak, a four jol ert a speku-
laciohoz es mem ketseges, hogy
bankar baratai (mert tagad-
hatatlan, hogy cimboral a Macy
bankarokkaD ellatjak maid jol
fizeto hirdetesekkel.
De az ujsagja millios pei
danyszamban soha mem fog ell
terjedni.
Most aztan a lefele zuhano
emberek ketsegbeesett kapko-
dasaval olyan eszk0zokhoz
nyult a radio-pap, amit joza-
null, a felfele vezeto uton soha
mem tudott volna megtenni.
Ugy tett, mint az 0regedo, a
kivenlilt primadonnak, akik
mem gyozik mar hanggal es
szepseggel, elkezdik hat az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05

hogy esetleg a "tagsag" azo
kat nem is fogja szemelyeser
ismerni.
Vagyis bejelentette, hogy
mem vezere, hanem "fuhrer.
je" akar lenni a szervezetnek
S 8 akar azon keresztiil egye-
nileg uralkodni neptribune
modjara - az orszagban.
Ez a kis vallomas felforditot-
ia azoknak a gyomrat is, akik
az ezust-kaland dacara kitar-
tottak mellette es a tagok mem
tolongtak felvetelre sem mil
lilo, sem ezerszamra.
Bejelentette ugyan hetrol-
hetre, hogy ennyi meg annyi
"valoszinu'' szavazo tartozik
mar a ligahoz, eek bejelen-
tesek azonban elobb hangos
rohejt, kesobb mar csak sza-
nakozo mosolyt teremtettek
mindenfele, inert tudtak, hogy
egy $40 sem igaz belole.
Kozben ait is meg kellett el-
ME. hogy vasarnaponkent mem
tudott mirol beszelni.
Hol a bonuszt kovetelte, hol
= jobb targy hijan - rika-
csolo hangon a nemzetkozi
bankarokat szidalmazta; de a
veteranok megertettek vele,
hogy a bonuszt nala nelkul is
megkapjak, mem akartak ne
XII politikai lekotelezettjei len
nj, ami nagy csalodas volt a
fournak.
A nemzetkOzi bankarok meg
a Federal Reserve System szi-
dalmazasanal pedig eszre vet
tex, nagyon gyorsan eszre vet
tex, a hallgatoi hogy mem az
amerikai morganokat szidja,
hanem az europai rotschildo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05

rikai otthonokat vasarnap
delutanonkent, nagyon keve-
sen fogjak sajnalnl.
Coughlin negy-ot eve oriasi
szolgalatokat tett a nemzet-
mex.
Gondolkozasra szolitotta azo
kat, akik mem szoktak a sajat
sorsukon sem gondolkozni.
Es olyan bator hangon hivta
fel a kenyerteleneket cselek-
vesre, mintha egy masodik Sa-
vonarola. szolalt volna meg a
ketsegbe esett emberekhez.
Ketsegtelenul nagy resze
volt abban, hogy az elegedet-
lenseg hangot kapott es iranyt
vett es ha megmaradt volna
ebben a szerepben, akkor a
polgarsag tiszteletteljes halaja
kiserte volna utjaiban tovabb
is.
AL Smith, a berbe vett ma
six Greg kokler mondott egy
nagy igazsagot immar hirhedt-
te Walt radio beszedeben, ami
akkor is igaz, ha ait veletle-
nil AL Smith mondta.
'Nekiink mem kell sem 10,
sem rossz diktator."
Coughlin pedig diktatora
akart lenni a nemzetnek.
Meg kellett hat buknia,
inert lit sem rossz, sem jo dix
tatorra mines sziikseg.
S kiilon0sen nincsen olyan
diktatorra szuksegink, aki az
ezistot azert .predikalja, hogy
abban maga is speculation.
Macy nemzeti veszteseg, hogy
Coughlin rossz vaganyra sza-
ladt, de nagy nemzeti szeren-
csc, hogy ezen a vaganyon mem
engedik ct befutni.
Coughlin elmult, ezt leg
feljebb csak 8 mem akarja
meg elhinni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
a radio car OSSZeOlnI;lSa

ujabb szinesznokre a nyelviket
oltogetni.
FIR. Coughlin szemelyeskedni
kezdett, hol ezt, hol AIT a koz-
eletben szereplo embert marta
meg, S bizony ma mar nagyon
sokan es nagyon gyakran un-
dorral tun-ol-jak XII a besze-
det.
Az amerikai sem a jovil6
ban, sem a depresszioban mem
vesztette el AIT a legnagysze-
rubb tulajdonsagat, hogy SEE
reti a "fair play"-t.
EFT felejtette ell FIR. Cough
lin, mikor szemelyes hajszat
kezdett egyes emberek ellen,
akik nem akartak magukat en-
gedni. Akik sem meg nem jed
elk a venul6 primadonna ke
segtelenil ma is Macy publici-
tasatol, sem a jobb arcukat
mem voltak hajlandok oda-
nyujtani, ha a fournak tetszett
a bal arcukat pofon vagni.
Ezek az emberek egyszerien
vissza vagtak.
ARA az allaspontra helyez-
kedtek, hogy aki political, ait
mem mentheti a baratcsuha es
aki kocsmai verekedest kezd,
annak az itlegeket is ell kell
viSelni.
A multi napokban tehat ilyen
nyilvanoSan kocsmai verekedes
egyik cselekv6 szemelye volt a
radio pap, aki ezzel most mar
mem esni, hanem zuhanni fog
azon az uton, amely gyorsan
le fogja vinni a kepzelt es
tenyleges magassagbol.
Els ha letunik, ha a hangja
tobbe mem keresi fel az anne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05

set a nemzeti erdek kivanja
hirtelen rabizonyitottak, hogy
maga is spekulal egy kis ezust-
ben es az ezust valuta neki
sem fog kart okozni.
Es mikor vasarnap deluta-
nonkent a Wall st. gambling
hazat csak keresztvetve emile
gette, kisiilt rola, hogy 6 is a
Wall Streeten, MARGINRA
spekulalt az ezustre, ami sep
kis jovedelmet hozott a kony-
hara, akarom mondani ezuttal
allitolag a templomra.
Ettol kezdve komoly embe-
rex vasarnap mem nyitottak
fel a radiot, hogy a kerdeses
jellemu neptribun tiradait
hallgassak.
Az ezust-botrany kipattana-
sa komoly emberek szemeben
veget vetett az eg fele torekvo
ia novekedesenek.
Mikor Coughlin a lecsok-
kent adomanyokbol ugy erezte,
hogy a napja lealdozoban van,
hogy hatarozott progrom mel
kill tobbe a szitkozodas, az at
kozodas mem erdekli a hallga-
tokat, uj mesgyere lepett,
hogy befolyasat megmentse.
Bejelentette, hogy megala-
kitja a NUSJ-t, amely hirtelen
tiz millio tagot fog szamlalni
es 8 lesz a legsulyosabb politi-
kai tenyezoje az orszagnak.
Csakhogy ezzel az alakitas-
sal bajok voltak.
A tiirelmetlen radio-papbol
kitort a cezaromania es telje-
sen Hitler mintara akarta a
NUSJ-t Szervezni.
New York; bemutato eloada-
san meg csak sejteni engedte,
cleveland gyulesen mar beje-
lentette, hogy szervezetenek
vezereit kinevezni 8 fogja, S