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The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

Central Ave. until he caught
him and turned him over Ito
the authorities. Napoles ad-.
mitted bis guilt and was held
for Federal Grand Jury IN
vestigation.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

Mrs. Eta Henry of Win
slow. the president of the
Women 8 Convention Of the
Paradise sMissionary Baptist
State Convention. was in the
city this week. She is making
her annual visit leading up
to the annual meeting of the
Convention which is held in
June.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

Mrs. G. N. Copeland 1918
East ] efferson street 10 al
most completely recovered
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

Little Phil Greene the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Greene
33 North 18th street was on
the sick list this week.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

ain after being confined to
his home several days with
illness,
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

Mr.. Floyd L. Easter, editor
of the Around and About CO.
lumn of this publication. has
been confined to his home
with illness the past week.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

Walter Brown.Jr. SON of MIR.
and Mrs. w. "A. Brown 1917
E. Monroe street is reported
as being very i'll.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

Miss Bessie Smith is ret
urning to her home in New
York this week She has spent
the winter in Phoenix visit
ing her mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Of Va
vapai street and other rela-
tiveB.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

Mrs, C,L. Copeland. 1888
East Adams street was on
the sick list this week.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

Mrs. Jessie James has re-
turned to her home from St.
Joseph 8 Hospital where she
is convalescing.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

Mrs. Lizzetta Tubes is con-
valescing in her home.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28
after several weeks illness.

Mr.. VIM. Burnett 1902 E.
Buckeye Road suffered a
slight injury to his back but
is still up and going places.
Mr.. John Buchanan, 1914
E. Madison Street has been
shut in for several days.
Mr., Clarence Hamilton, 1895
East Washington is out ag-
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

Mrs. Lena Young, 1912 East
Washington street has been
confined to her bed again. che
has been Ill for several weeks.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
SUPREME COURT
OPENS MONDAY
Eight New Deal Laws Will
Be Contested Before JUS
ticeS at New Term.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
The nine justices OF the Supreme
Court prepared today for Mondays
opening Of new term of court In their
100000 temple Of justice across
from the Capitol.
With eight New Deal laws involved
in cases already on the high courts
docket, Solicitor General Stanley Reed
and his staff redoubled their research
work to defend the constitutionality
Of administration acts.
Although the court will start hearing
arguments of black-coated attorneys
on Monday. the FIRST of its fateful de
cision days" will not occur until after
the election. The first decisions will
be handed down November 8.
New Deal Laws Involved.
New Deal laws involved in cases
coming before the court include:
Wagner labor relations act.
P. w. A. loans to cities for power
plants.
The 1888 truth in securities" act.
The public utility holding company
act.
A 50 per cent tax on silver profits
made before the silver purchase law
was passed.
The 1884 arms embargo act Gn-
volving sale Of munitions to Bolivia
and Paraguay
Ashurst-Sumner act, limiting In
terstate transportation Of prison.
made goods.
Collective bargaining amendments
to the railway labor act.
Other Suits Expected.
Government lawyers believe other
suits-involving the railroad retire
ment act. the social security law, A.
A. A. taxes and other New Deal meas
ures-may reach the high court for
argument before the present term
ends next Spring.
Although constitutional questions
were . subject of lively debate last
year, as result Of legal disputes
Evening star., 1936-10-03
EXPECTANT MOTHER
is BRUTALLY BEATEN
Husband. Held in Jail, Denies He
Attacked Wife, Who Is
Near Death.
Ry ihe Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ELKTON. Md. October S-Mrs
Stanley Dubree, 81. said by State S
Attorney E. D. E. Rollins to be an
expectant mother. was waylaid and
brutally beaten in a field near her
Cecil County home early today. Rol-
lins said she was not expected to live.
Her husband, Stanley Dubree, 81
year-old farmer, was held in the
county Jail here pending an investi-
cation. No charge was placed against
him Immediately.
Rollins questioned Mrs. Dubree at
Union Hospital. He said the injured
woman accused her husband Of at
tacking her.
Mrs. Dubree's skull was fractured
and physicians took 40 stitches in a
cut across her head. She was found
in semi-conscious condition in a
field bordering roadway almost
within sight of her home.
Rollins said Dubree, father Of four
children, related he had been Ill last
night and had twice requested his
wife to 60 to the home Of John
Everett. q neighbor, to obtain medi-
cine. She failed to return the second
time. Dubree said. Dubree denied he
attacked his wife.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Baby 8 Weeks Old
Enjoys Plane Trip
| From, Cleveland
Is One Of Youngest Pas.
sengers Erer to ArriUe
at Local Airport.

At the tender age of 8 weeks, Alan
Lee Myerson, had behind him today
his first airplane flight and held the
distinction of being one Of the young
est passengers ever to land at WASH
ington airport.
Teday was the babys first day In
the Washington home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Myerson, 1901
Argonne place. And today he was
weeks old.
Mrs. Myerson and Alan Lee left q
Pennsylvania airliner late yesterday
after a flight from Cleveland, where
the baby was born at his mothers
former home.
He enjoyed the trip very much,
Mrs. Myerson told reporters. In fact,
he slept for an hour"
1t was her first flight also.
The child's father. q Washington
architect. had flown to Cleveland
when he learned he had a son and
later returned to Washington.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
LABOR DISTURBANCE
BRINGS ONE ARREST
Police Charge Pickets Hurled
Stones at Workers Leaving
Steel Plant.
Bv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
PITTSBURGH, October 3-Police
In suburban Corapolis arrested one
man last night after a dozen were
injured in an outbreak Of violence be-
tween workers and pickets near the
recently reopened plant of the Stand
ard Steel Spring Co.
Police charged pickets hurled stones
at six automobile loads of workers en-
route from the plant to their homes
in nearby Sewickley. They said the
incident resulted in a street fight and
arrested Joseph Zelinsky, 20, Of Corap-
oils.
Justice of the Peace George Kaszer
ordered Zelinsky jailed on a charge
OF inciting to riot.
The strikers asserted only IL sym-
pathizers engaged in the melee against
81 workers and officials. They charged
the workers hurled steel spring ends
The Corapolis plant reopened two
days ago after being closed six weeks
by strike.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
GARNETT AND GORDON
COMMENDED BY JURY

A letter commencing Justice Pew
ton Gordon and United States At
torney Leslie c. Garnett and his as
sistants for the manner in which
they performed their duties was sent
to the Judge by the Criminal Court
jury which retired yesterday.
We desire to thank YOU for the
cooperation given and consideration
shown us at all times. and praise and
commend most highly the same con-
sideration as we'll as sympathy and
kindness. shown to all who came be-
fore you as defendants.
We likewise desire to congratulate
United States Attorney Leslie c. Gar
nett and his assistants on the able.
fair and impartial manner in which
they carried out their duties as off,
GERS of the court and to thank them
for the whole-hearted assistance
rendered us in arriving at just and
true verdicts," the letter read.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
BY JAMES ABBE.

BURGOS, Spain, october tBy
Wipeless) Your rowing correspond
ent has skidded across the French
Spanish border from Biarritz and on
my first day in Burgos photographed
Gen. Francisco Franco. just after ne
had been ofiicially designated as Die
tator OF Spain" by the insurgent
forces.
There was a thrill for this hardened
observer in watching Gen. Franco ad-
dress an excited populace that shouted
many "vivas" in the sun-splashed
plaza before the Edificio de la Diputa-'
cion (the Provincial Legislature
Building. Without the use OF am
plifiers, his voice reached to the last
adoring row of cupped ears.
Gen. Franco declared that all the
various political and military groups
under the Nationalists' banner were
entirely united and were supporting
him. He expects an early occupation
of Madrid by the insurgents and the
complete pacification Of Spain in
short time. He Is returning to the
front to continue the march on Ma
drid. Gen. Avila, advancing from the
west, is reported to be in complete ac-
cord politically with Gen. Franco.
Burgos was en- fete, the cafes and
streets filled with hilarious throngs.
The phalanx marching song rang from
the throats of thousands as troops
and civilians joined in acclaiming
the new military dictatorship. Viva
Espana" is q continuous cry in Burgos.
Handsome Gen. Cabanellas, former
head of the rebel junta, cavalierly
relinquished the command as he stood
beside Gen. Franco on the balcony
of the military headquarters building.
After Gen. Frances speech to the
populace a long line Of rebel officers
and civil authorities passed and bowed
before him as he stood in the throne
room Of the building.
Gen. Franco says his new regime
Is neither capitalist nor anu-cap-
italist; that workers and peasants will
have an important integral part in
his government. but that they cannot
dominate 1t. The insurgent dictator
is friendly and gracious to the foreign
correspondents and he obligingly. but
embarrassedly. posed for photographs
There is no air of domineering per-
sonality about him, but he is sure
Of himself and he is "simpatico"-
genial and kindly-and he appears
to be the idol of an emotional people.
copyright. 1885. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. IncJ
Evening star., 1936-10-03
SOY BEANS ARE LISTED
FOR TRADE IN CHICAGO
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October "A place
was marked of on Chicago Board Of
Trade blackboards today for listing
Of soy bean dealings in contracts call.
ing for future delivery.
Soy beans were admitted to future
trading, effective Monday, after .
referendum of board membership yes
terday which resulted in q vote Of
633 to amend the rules and z3
against. Members said 1t would be
the first soy bean futures market in
the world.
Under the old rules future trading
was limited to wheat. corn, oats, rye
and barley. Advocates Of soy bean
futures trade contended 1t would
bring price stability to the expanding
soy bean production and processing
industry.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
VOLUNTARY PARENTHOOD
INDORSED BY CHURCH

OTTAWA, October 3.-The General
Council of the United Church Of Can
ada approved the principle of "volun-
tary parenthood" yesterday but de-
clined to act on a committee report
recommending approval Of voluntary
sterilization of the mentally and
physically UNFIT.
The committee report on steriliza .
ton recommended that the General
Council record q favorable attitude to
the legalizing Of the minimum opera
ton yielding sterilization and to statu-
tory provisions for regulation and con-
troll of every stage of the process"
The term voluntary parenthood"
was said by the report to describe
better the condition the church wished
to see in effect than birth control"
Ten miles of Germany's new Berlin
Hanover highway cost $3.50 900 q mile.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
BABY is LIVING
Holding Own" After Flight to
Chicago for Operation.

CHICAGO. October P.-The
condition of Baby Stewart Gammill.
Sd, who was brought here by air
plane from jackson, Miss. yesterday
for An operation to enable him TO
breathe. was satisfactory" today, the
Children's Memorial Hospital reported.
The 8-month-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Gammill, jr.. who ac-
companied the baby from jackson,
was holding his own"
Upon arrival the infants throat was
almost closed from acute laryngitis.
doctors explained. A tube was inserted
in the trachea twindpipe) through
which he could breathe.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Breaks Rib in Rage.

EFFINGHAM, Ill. CP.-The next
time Arthur Garrison goes into a rage
over his pigs he will vent his wrath
by some method other than throwing
slop buckets at them.
He did that so hard the last time
he broke a rib.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
RALLY PLANNED

All Massachusetts, citizens in Wash
ington who are interested In the re-
election Of President Roosevelt have
been invited to attend q rally to be
held at the headquarters of the Co
operative Committee, lilo r street, ct
8 pm. Tuesday.
Campaign issues Of particular in
terest to citizens Of the Bay State will
be discussed both by speakers and dur
ing . round table discussion.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
RICH GIRLS 0USTED.
BY MOVIE EXTRAS
Society Group Discharged
as Stars Back Bit Play
ers in Strike.
By the Associated Press.

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, october
3.-Sumbles still were heard today of
that explosive battle of blue blood and
angry tears on the fashionable hills
of Montecito-but the victory went to
militant movie players who forced a
director to fire group of society girls
who had taken jobs as extras" in a
new picture.
The battle was short, sharp and de-
cisive.
Give those jobs to legitimate
extras" three-girl delegation told
Director Frank Tuttle late last night,
''or else we're walking out-and every
star in the cast goes with US
Tuttle asked for 10 minutes
breathing space.
In that time, he learned that the
latter half of the ultimatum was true
The name players" in the company
had agreed to support the demand of
the s5-a-day extras. Top names are
Jack Benny, Mary Boland, George
Burns and Oracle Allen.
When the girls came back, he said
he would see to it that no extra roles
would be played by society girls.
Social Names Listed.
Casting records for the picture
C"College Holiday'') had showed the
names of Polly Forsyth, daughter Of
Mrs. Frederick H. Forsyth; Barbara
Cowles, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Cowles; Margaret McDou-
gal, daughter of Mrs. Taylor McDou-
gal; Peggy Carr, daughter of Mrs.
James C. Carr, and Nancy Hatch
and Gladys turned.
Tuttle professed to know little about
the situation until 1t came to a head
last night.
I'll say this, however. People
shouldn't play at the movie business.
I suppose the girls wanted a thrill.
But extra work is serious. bread
and-butter business to hundreds of
people in Hollywood"
The three spokesmen for the en-
battled extras were more outspoken
about the situation as they saw 1t.
Thrills Versus Meals.
why should rich girls who don't
need the money take the bread out
Of mouths of extras?" snapped pretty
Lucille Lamar. They get q thrill
Somebody else misses a meal"
Margaret McDougal fired the re-
treating battery from the other side.
What If We don't need the money!"
she retorted. This rich heiress'
stuff gives me . pain. Anyway, our
salary would 60 to charity"
The war has been fought on many
fronts recently.
In New York. professional models
called a strike when they found pretty
members of the elite taking their jobs.
Night club entertainers all over the
country have faced the same issue.
But in Santa Barbara the battle Of
"el paso de pay check" has been won
by the professionals.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
ARTICLES WORTH 900
STOLEN FROM HOMES

Theft of jewelry and other articles
valued at about $1,000 from homes
was reported to police last night.
George Gebherd, SIS M street, told
police $500 worth of jewelry was stolen
from his home by thief who appar-
emily used duplicate key.
An Irish linen tablecloth valued at
SITS was stolen from the apartment
of Ann E. Ashhurst, 3133 Connecticut
avenue, 1t was reported.
Edwin N. Mum, 4700 Blagden ter
race, told police miscellaneous articles
valued at $196 were taken from his
residence last night.
Evening star., 1936-10-03

growing out Of New Deal laws, the
constitutional Issues has not been
made q major talking point in the
presidential. campaign 80 far.
The court opens its 146th year AZ
supreme arbiter of American justice
on Monday. When it moved across
East Capitol street from the Capitol
to its new Grecian eourt-building last
year, the high tribunal left quarters
It had occupied under the CAPITOL
dome since before the Civil War.
Evening star., 1936-10-03

Cuba has reorganized its film CEN
sorship board.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
|GEN. FRANCO HELD
| GENIAL DICTATOR
Effect on Excited Populace
Described by Writer
Photographer.

Footloose In Europe again, on q
trouble shooting assignment, ia
nous cameraman-reporter tells
here OF his first experiences after
plunpino into Spain and cooking
his camera at some OF the insuroent
leaders in Burgos. He's looking TOR
new adventures abroad, after send
ING "those Able kids" Patience,
Richard and John, to haze a look
at Hollywood.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

qerentulra kivdndorolt ma
gydrsdg ssemp0ntjdb0l Is.
Mint n,dr t0bb alkdlOn1n,1l
npegirtuk, ugyancsak 1888
Scent Istvdn heteben tGrtja
lnnepelyes nagygyuleset Bu-
dapesten a Mogyarok VAdg-
kongresssusa es igy a nenaset
k0si kdt0likus ertekeslet al
kalnadbN rendesend6 IdtUd-
nyossdqokat is n1egcsoddlhat-
jdk a f0ldkerekseg minden re-
ssebd hasaldtogat6 delegd-
t1SOE.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

Debroszky Andras ujboli meg
valasztasa utan lemondott. A
regi tisztikar nagyreszt meg
marad az 's0reg' Verhovay
fiOknal

Debroszkv Andras, ismert
magyar epftesi va1lalkozo, aki
mem is tudjuk 16 vagy 18
even at szolgalta a Verhovay
lO8-ik fiokot mint eln0k es hi
vatalanak mindig pontosan
megfelelt, a vasarnap tartott
evi gyulesen, miutan egyhan-
gulag ujbol megvalasztottak
elnoknek, lemondott es a meg
tartott elnokvalasztason ESQ.,
mo Menyhert, regi stagot es is
inert WesthSide-i nagyart va
lasztottak meg elnoknek.
Alelroknek megvalasztottak
Horanszky Mihaly ismert Nc
Guffey Road-i magyar uzlet-
embert. Turner Jozsef titkart,
Juhasz Jozsef penztarnokot es
Uray Karoly ellenort egyhan-
gulag ujbol megvalasztottak.
Juhasz penztarnok a jov6
evben negkezdi a 10-ik evi
egyfolytabani szolgalatot.
Szamvizsgalok: Nemenyi M.
Emo, akit ujbol megvalasz-
tottak, Csikos Janos es Tatar
Istvanne.
Miutan a fiok letszama mar
is meghaladja a 800 tagot, ICY
a nagybizottsagi kepviseletbe
a hivatalbol tag eln0k es tit
karon xviii bevalasztottak uj-
Dol Tatarnet, Horanszkyt es
Csikost pedig mint vi tagokat
kildtek be. Pottag Urge lett.
Hivatalos lapnak ismet az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlapot va
lasztottfk, mig hivatalos or
vos maradt DR.. Migletz An
draS.
Turner titkar, akinel min
den 5etegseg jelentend6, a
115 Manchester Ave. alatt la
Xix, telefon szama 91059. A
heten a k0vetkez6 betegeket
jelentette be: Nemeth Ferenc,
Balogh Balazsne, Soltesz Jo-
zsefne es Kondas Andras.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
1fSzTUHAS LESz
; .IE
A BRIDGEPORTNAL
A 16-ik osztaly most vasarnap
tartja evi gyiileset. Biintetik,
aki elmarad

A bridgeport Szovetseg
Youngstown 16. osztalya evi
gyuleset a rank iov6 vasarnap
a szokott helven es id6ben
tartja. A tisztikar felkeri a
tagtarsakat, hogy minden tag
ielenjen meg ezen a gyiilesen.
Mert ezen a gyulesen valaszt-
juk meg a joyo evi tisztvisel6-
ket. Egesz eyDen gyulesiink
mem volt. A jegyz6konyv mem
volt feiolvasva, inert a gyiiles-
re a tagok mem jarnak, csak
a megszokott i5-6. A mutt gyii-
les ugy hatarozott, hogy ak
a decemberi gyiilesen mem je.
lenik meg, egy dollarig meg
lesz buntetye.
Beteg tagunk: Szeman Mix,
losne.
Betegseg az iigykezelonel je
lentendG' 1884 Silliman st.
HUSOCZKY JOSEF, ugyk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
J0k MARADNAK
MUNKAV|SzONYOK
Karacsony napjan nem dol
goznak a gyarak. Erosen
megy a munka.

Az acelipart annyira elhal-
moztak rendelesekkel, hogy
ugy mint most, meg soha
sem nlent a munka decem-
berben.
Dacara annak. hogy kara
csony unnepe pentekre esik
az acelgyarak kohoi csak
csutOrtok delutantol pentek
estig mem dolgoznak es pen
teken este is csak begyuita-
max, ugy hogy szombat reg
gelre islnet 0mlik maid a
vas es az acel.
Egyes finisel6 telepek azon-
ban ner veszik fel ujbol a
munkat hetf6 reggelig. Ujevi
sztinet pedig egyaltalaban
nem les:.
Az aceltermeles 2 young.
stowni keriletben 80 szaza.
lekos es valoszinii, hogy flyer
marad is legalabb januar We
geig.
A Sheet and Tube Briel
Hill telepen ismet megjavita
max egy open hearth fur.
nacet, ugy hogy ezen a tele
pen mar 10 jo furnace les.
a IL k0ziil.
Ugyancsak megindulnak a,
epitesi nunkak is a gyarak
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

mem is tudtam azoknak a
bondoknak a vasarlasarol, csak
azutan, hogy azokat megvet-
tex es rogton' tiltakoztam We
teluk ellen.
De hat minek soroljuk fel
lit sorDan a vor0s hazugsa-
gokat. Kar azokkal nyomda-
festeket paZarolni.
Ami a LaFollette bizottsag
jegyzokonyvet illeti es amely-
mex alapjan a cleveland vo-
r0s banda mindjart kineve-
zett "spicli"- mex, sietve bin
mex jelentve XII ait, ami meg
csak ncm is vad csak beje-
lentes, nlegtettem minden le-
pest, hogy ha kell sajat kolt-
segemen is megjelenjek a BIZ
zottsag el6tt, anikor maid
az 0sszeiil isnet januarban
(sajnos hamarabb mem gyu-
lesezik).
OFT i nyilvanossag elott
megcafolom az .alaptalan. va
dat es bebizonyitom, hogy
egyetlen egy munkas vagy
juni gyiilesen mem voltam
1929 5ta sem mint reporter,
sem mint KEN, sem semmi-
fele mas.
Csak irkaljon vigan toyabb-
ra is az ''Uj Elore" amt akar,
hazugsagaival megingatta ma
ga irant a Youngstown Csc
kelly szamu oNasokoz0nse-
giik bizalmat. Az agyu visz-
szafele silt ell.
Nemeayi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
Kire hagyta Demeter Jozsef
10 ezer dollar megtakaritott
penzet. l Erdekes iigy a new
castlei birosag elott.

Demeter Jozsef Greg anne
rikas erdelyi magyar, aki ez
ev maiusban halt meg New
Castle ban, egy eleten at
szorgalmas munkasa volt a
wampum-i cement gyarnak es
kereseteeol 10 ezer dollart ta-
karitott meg.
Halala utan el6allt egy sza-
balyszeriien bekebir6 el6tt XII
allitott vegrendelettel Revak
Istvan new castlei magyar
baptista predikator es kove-
telte a nagyatek nagy reszet a
sajat nlaga es hitkozsege re-
szere.
Demeter baratai azonban
gyanusnak talaltak a hagya-
tekot. Nyomozni kezdtek es
Bumbulucz Jozsef iSmert new
castlei magyar a VerhoWay
egyik ellen6rzo bizottsagi
tagja, vegil ugyvedhez for
dult nehai Demeter leanya-
max, Gedeon Peterne, sziil.
|
Demeter Juliananak neveben.
Gedeon Peterne Erdelyben la
xix.
! Az ugyyed miutan alaposan
, megvizsgalta az esetet, kere-
setet adott be a birosaghoz,
amelyben kerte, hogy a veg
rendeletet serannisitsek meg,
inert valusziil sssgy sszs assEas
Dsmeter Jozsef irta ala.
A taravalast december no
14-en kellett volna megtar-
tani. lie akkor Revak Istvan
lemondott az oroksegrol,
mint az New Castleb6l iriak
nekunk es ICY hagyateki ell
jaras megindul amslynek cred
menye csak az lehet, hogy
Demeter egyetlen leanva lesz
szi orokos. De termeszetesen
mem fog 10 ezer dollart kap-
nj, inert az ugyvedi k0ltsegek
perek, vizsgalatok es vegiil
maid a roman kormany ELSIE
dix maid penz nagy reszet.
A vagyon new castlsi bankok-
ban ss kormany ertekpapi-
rokban fekszik.