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The Washington times., 1936-02-18
TANGIER ISLE
DEATH PROBE
UNDERWAY

CRIsFIELD, Md. Feb. 1s.
With more than 80 witnesses
summoned, an official board Of
inquiry appointed by Governor
Nice today opened its investiga-
ton of the death Of Sergt. Will
bert Hunter, frozen to death
while attempting to take supplies
over the ice to Tangier Island
during the blizzard two weeks
ago.
The board, headed by Maj.
Gen. Milton A. Reckord, COM
mander of the Maryland Ma
tional Guard, arrived here last
night, and probably will be IN
session two days.
Meanwhile Edward w. Stitt,
Washineton aviator who was un-
reported for more than "a hours,
was safe on Smith Island, waiting
for favorable weather to fly back
to the mainland.
Grounded by Fog
Stitt flew to the island Sunday
carrying generator for the small
radio broadcasting set which has
been placed in operation. and
when he failed to return some
apprehension was felt. Later, how
ever, it was learned he had landed
safely but was grounded by q thick
fog and unable to return.
With the thaw breaking the ice
in Tangier Sound, the mail boat
from Smith Island reached Girls
field for the first time, and will
return today with supplies and
mail.
The Coast Guard cutter Travis
was also nearing the island, carry
ing several hundred gallons Of oil
for fuel and additional food and
medical supplies.
Trip Called PerilOus
As the board Of inquiry went
into session at the State armory
members Of the Inflated expedi-
ton across the ice were sum-
moned to give testimony as to
what occurred. {"
A number of the watermen have
branded the trip as ill advised
and extremely dangerous" Major
Enock Carey. superintendent Of
State police, who commanded the
relief part, and issued the order.
declares, however, that in his
opinion the situation on the ice
locked islands was so serious that
he was justified in running the
risk.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
SAILOR GRAVE FOUND

BOSTON, Feb. 1s U.NS.0.-A
l7-year-search by Mrs. Perse H.
Gaskins, Jacksonville, Fla, for the
grave Of her grandfather, a cap
tured Confederate sailor during
the Civil war, has ended. On
Deer Island, now used as O city
penal institution, Mrs. GaSkin
found the grave Of Edward ]. john
son, who died a prisoner at Fort
Warren In the harbor. Chapters
Of the United Daughters Of the
The Washington times., 1936-02-18

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Ernesto
Bonetti Brgos, recently named
Minister Of state Of the Domini.
can Republic, arrived here on the
Europa. He has Just relinquished
the post of Minister to Germany.
He will sail for Trujillo in .
few days.
The Dominican Republic among
many other public works launched
recently Is completing the harbor
Of Trujillo to enable ships to dock
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
Florida Draws Many

Present indications are that
this year will be the best year in
the past five for travel to Flor
ida resorts via rail. Information
just compiled by the passenger
traffic department Of the Penn
Sylvania Railroad shows there
was a substantially greater vol
ume Of railroad travel to Florida
between December IL, 1885 and
January %, 1896, compared with
the corresponding period in any
year since the depression began.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18

HOLLYWOOD. Cal, Feb. 18
ON.SO.-Thought to be fearful
of an extortion plot, Francis
Lederer, screen star, was under
the eyes of private detectives
here today.
The actor announced he had
retained the "bodyguard" after
three attempts had been made to
break into his automobile.
Although the detectives refused
to comment on the situation. it
was believed Mr.. Lederer suS-
pected the prowlers we're foment-
ing a plot against him.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
Extradition Waived
ySuspect in HoIdup

H. H. Hayes, arrested Saturday
as a fugitive from North Carolina,
waived extradition to Charlotte
when arraigned today before
Judge John T. Mcmahon in Police
Court.
He is held without bail for au-
thorities of Micklenburg County,
N. c.. on a robbery charge.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18

Under re auspices Of the Yard
School Of Fine Art, Eugen Weisz.
vice principal of the Corcoran
School Of Art, will give a lecture
tomorrow night in the auditorium
Of the Washington Club, Seven
teenth and X StS. N. W., Mr..
Weisz will speak on Byzantine and
: .ohammedan art.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
Seattle Attorney
Is Killed in Office

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. Is
GIN SJ.-Richard Morris, prom
inent Seattle attorney, was shot
and instantly killed and 3 client,
p. M. Laiso, q Filipino, was criti-
cally wounded in the attorneys
office yesterday. P. G. Coryell,
who assertedly fired the shots, sur
rendered.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
Doom Postponed

ossINING, N. Y, Feb. 1s
DISSATISFACTION Of Mrs. Doro-
thy Sherwood was postponed In
definitely following receipt here
Of an appeal notice by Warden
Lawes at Sing Sing. Mrs. Sher.
wood was to be executed the week
Of March, 16 for the mercy"
drowning Of her 2-year-old son.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
Terms Of 20 Years '
Given 3 in HoIdup

BALTIMORE, Feb. Is Q.N.S).
Three Massachusetts, men were
sentenced to 20 years each in
prison today for theft Of 1858
from employees Of the American
Ice Company. They are Ray.
mond Potter, 81; Charles Durant,
25, Of Lynn, and Arthur Pugliese,
az. of Boston,
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
DOMINICAN ENVOY HERE

at municipal wharves, he said.
The cost will be $1,000 900.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
Weisz In Art Lecture

Confederacy have decorated 1t
every Memorial Day.
Evening star., 1936-12-09
Navy Band
Orchestra
In Concert
Program of Favorites
Contains Works of
Contemporaries.

IN A program of established favor
ties interspersed with works of
contemporary composers, Lieut..
i Charles Benter and the United
States Navy Band Symphony Orches-
ira last night presented the third con-
cert of the Tuesday evening series at
the Navy Yard Sail Loft.
Following Dvorak's familiar gay
Carnival" overture, the orchestra
played the brief "Symphonische Mi
nuten," opus So by thu Hungarian
pianist Ernst Won Dohnanyi
This composition with its five short
movements contains music which, in
each movement, contrasts irregular
tempo and typical modern-school dis
sonance with conservative and tuneful
melody. In the "Tema con Variazioni''
the themes carried by the English
horn, punctuated by chords from the
harp and celesta, were particularly
effective.
From one of Wagner's celebrated
"Tetralogy," the opera "Gotterdam-
merung," Lieut.. Benter selected "Sieg-
frled's Rhine Journey" which the or
chestra rendered with commendable
technique, achieving true Wagnerian
climax. The playing of the musicians
in the horn section was outstanding.
1.-TWO Slavonic Dances" (Opus 72,
No. 81 by Dvorak, and the stately Sec
ond Hungarian Rhapsody" of Georges
Enesco. all three examples of ma
tionar' composition, were played in
credftable fashion. Another Strauss
waltz, Roses of the South" preceded
q group of ballet airs by Henry Litolf
called THE Templars," and Ernest
Schelling's bizarre musical adaptation
Of Alfred Noyes' gruesome poem, "The
Victory Ball." dealing with dead SOL
diers returned to witness a ball in
their honor, concluded the program.
j. S.
Evening star., 1936-12-09

Boar Kills Six Horses.
Six valuable horses were killed by q
year-old boar near Yeoyil, England.
Evening star., 1936-12-09

knowing more of the reasons for his
sombre musings or joyous spirits than
any conductor today. That Is to say
he knows the humanness of the man
the secret of his emotions, to which
90 few, even among his intimates or
his later interpreters, held the right
key. Brahms, as Ormandy presents
him, is poet in whose heart sings
an everlasting melody which the
world or his own experiences could not
stem in its flowing nor quench It's
freshness even in tragic moments.
Although the music itself Is not of
the complicated character of some OF
the output of the great composer, it
needs a sympathetic understanding
from an interpreter. This MIR. Or
mandy gave, and one listened in ad-
miration to the play Of sunlight and
shadows, to the delicate unravelling
OF phrase, to the Skillful binding OF
moods, and, above all, to the glowing
warmth that never for minute slack
ened. The aliveness which permeated
every note passed over to the listening
auditorium carried 1t on through the
glorious exposition and left it stimu-
lated and uplifted.
Beautiful Program.
The symphony furnished a soul
satisfying conclusion to a beautiful
program which included Wagner's
"Eine Faust Overture" and the
Tchaikowsky Concerto in = Major,
for violin and piano, with Mischa e.
man the soloist. Mr.. Elman played
the concerto here not so very lone
ago, and many times on previous ap.
pearances in this city, but rarely has
he given so finished and poetic an in.
depreciation. Several distinctive fea.
lures make his performance Of thiI
concerto rank above that of any othel
Evening star., 1936-12-09

violinist. There is first and foremost
his deep, beautiful tone, an ideal me-
dium for Tchaikowsky. Then, his man.
ner of sustaining the continuity so
that the idea is as clear and evolving
as If words guided one. The absence
of all desire to take advantage of Ger
tain opportunities for virtuoso display
is another important characteristic,
for he treats such passages as part Of
the story he is telling and not simply
as embellishments.
The Auer arrangement which Mr..
Elman uses spoils somewhat the SIM
plicity of line, which Is the beauty of
the composition. But such minor con-
siderations, together with some tech
nical lapses in the performance, count
little against the pulsing and heart
gripping loveliness with which Mr..
Elman infused the music. 1t is not
often that violinist has the co-opera-
ton Of conductor who is also a
violinist, and Mr.. Ormandy's direction
Of the orchestral accompaniment was
doubly sensitive because of his under
standing Of the er-relation of the
orchestral tutti and the soloist's in
| tentions.
Wagner Overture Played.
The local public had an opportu-
nifty to hear another of Wagners
works in Zine Faust Overture, which
the composer claims to be the result
of an ambition aroused by hearing a
remarkable performance of Beetho-
ven's Ninth Symphony" The over
ture is but the first part of Faust
symphony" which the composer had
in mind to write. It lay neglected
for many years, after Wagner's first
efforts to have it performed failed,
and the composers interest in it only
revived after Liszt reminded him OF
1t and suggested some changes he
could make. The orchestra brought
out all the fire and vigor that already
at this time was the Wagnerian stamp
and which is free and untrammeled in
this work, with all the finesse and
artistry which this splendid organiza-
ton commands.
The next appearance Of the Phila-
delphia Orchestra with Mr.. Ormandy
conducting will be on January II,
when Rachmaninoff will be the So
loist.
Evening star., 1936-12-09
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.


Santschi, Col. Eugene, jr.; Infantry,
Fort Adams, r. l., to Fort George G..
Meade, Md, December 20.
Chase, Lieut.. Col. Theodore M,
Coast Artillery, New York City, to
Richmond, Va, February /, 1887.
Deibert, Chaplain Ralph c., U. S.
Army, Fort Myer, Va, to the Panama
Canal Department, April 8. 1897.
McCaskill, Chaplain Ralph E., U. s.
Army, Fort Screven, Ga, to Fort Myer,
Va, April l, 1887.
Hansborough, First Lieut.. John W.,
Ordnance Department, Aberdeen
Proving Ground, Md, to Fort Sill,
Okla. May 81, 1887.
Paul. Second Lieut.. Franklin Ken
dali, Air Corps Reserve, Panama Ca
Evening star., 1936-12-09
nal Zone, to Marriottsville, Nd, Octo-
Der IA, 1889.
NAVY ORDERS.

NAVY ORDERS.
Wickersham, Comdr. William w.,
Medical Corps. detached Naval Hos
pital, Philadelphia, to U. s. 8. Okla
homa; February.
Byrd, Lieut.. Comdr. Orville r.. Sup
ply Corps, detached U. S. s. Marble
head, to Naval Supply Depot, Norfolk,
Va; December.
Feeney, Lieut. Errett R., Supply
Corps, detached Naval Hospital. An
napelis, to home; January.
Evening star., 1936-12-09

prize essay contest favoring disarm-
amept.
They charged the society's brochures
were essentially anti-war propaganda.
Miss Masako Matsumoto, 81, was
absolved by police investigators Of all
completely in the essay contest. which
she was handling. She was said to
have been engaged through her BROTH
er. Tel Matsumoto, a student at the
Union Theological Seminary in New
York,
Evening star., 1936-12-09

sion. Her health began to fail several
months ago.
Although her husband became q na-
tional figure in 1900, when he founded
the Socialist party. Mrs. Debs summed
public life as much as possible, staying
at her home here while her husband
conducted his campaigns.
Mrs. Debs, the former Miss Kath-
crime Metzel Of Louisville, KY, came
with her parents to Terre Haute in
early childhood, was educated In public
schools here and was married to Debs
June 8, 1885.
Evening star., 1936-12-09
PEACE ESSAYS HIT
Japanese Police Act to Halt CAN'T.
War PROPAGANDA"

TOXIC. December 8 R.-Japanese
police yesterday charged the New His
tory Society Of New York with sending
secret or seditious" literature through
the mails to Japan and promoting a
Evening star., 1936-12-09
Rich Diamond Field Found.

New deposits of gold and diamonds
found in Sierra Leone, West Africa,
last year establish the dependency as
one of the richest diamond fields in
the world, London reports say.
Evening star., 1936-12-09
Philadelphia Orchestra
Wins Audiences Ovation
Spontaneous Applause Greets Close G
Appearance Here Directed by
Eugene Ormandy
ny ALICE EVERSMAN.

Eugene Omandy brought the Philadelphia Orchestra concert
the magnificent climax the Brahms Symphony
Major" last evening Constitution Hail. audience
broke
accumulation Of feeling with
Evening star., 1936-12-09
EUGENE DEBS' WIDOW,
79, DIES IN INDIANA
Health Began to Fail Several
Months Ago-Was Native
Of Louisville.

By the Associated Press.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, December 9.
Death had brought to q quiet ending
here yesterday the life of Mrs. Kath-
crime Debs. 10. widow of Eugene Debs,
four-time candidate for President on
the Socialist ticket.
Since the death of her husband 10
years ago Mrs. Debs had been in seclu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-02
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion Sander, lelkesz
925 Mahoning Ave Phone 34557

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delelott fel II orakor, ezt meg
elozoleg fel 10-t6l vasarnapi
iSkola.
NYARI MAGYAR ISKO-
LANKBA eddig so gyermek
iratkozott be. A Mahoning ut
cal terembe jar 35, a campbelli
Magyar Hazba Is. A t0bbi
gyermekeket is szeretettel var
juk a tanitasi orakra.
EGYHAZTANACSI gyilesun
ket julius lien, szombaton
delutan 6 orakor tartjuk meg;
julius 12-en, vasarnap pedig
az istentisztelet vegeztevel
egyhdsk0ssegi k0zgyules lesz.
A FALUSI MAGYAR LAKO-
DALOMRA, amelyet a julius
19-en rendezendo pikniken tar
funk meg, a Fatal Hazasok es
az Ifjusagi Kor tagjai tagjai
nagyban keszulnek. Remeljuk,
sep magyar szokas feleleve-
nitese elvezetes napot fog nyuj
tani a megjelent osszes vende-
geknek.
AZ IFJUSAGI KOR tagjai
kellemes kirandulast rendez-
tex vasarnap a Cinke Istvan
sep fekvesu farmjara, ahol
labdazassal es tarsas jatekok-
kal tolt0ttek ell a vasarnap del
utant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-02
A VAROSI POLGARI KOR
PIKNIKJE JOVO
VASARNAP

A Varosi (Oreg) Polgari
Kor, amely mar hosszu evek
ota mem rendezett semmifele
mulatsagot, vasarnaphoz egy
hetre, vagyis julius lien
tartja els6 nagy piknikjet a
remek vi Whipporwill Inn
ben (Barta,erdo).
AIT a magyarsag mar tud-
ia az eddig megtartott pix
nikekb6l, hogy az atalakitott
es remek tancteremmel meg
nagyobbitott Barta- -erd0ben
lehet az iden nyaron legjob-
ban mulatni.
A Kor tisztikara Balasko
Gyorggyel az ellen, minden el6
keszuletet megtett, hogy ez a
mulatsag igazan jol sikerul-
jon es ARA meghivja a
Youngstown es k0rnyeki 0ssz-
magyarsagot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-02
PALYAZ0K FIGYELMEBE

A Nagybizottsag az iden is
ket egyenkent IS dollaros osz-
t0ndijat ad maid a Magyar
Napon ket olyan magyar szar-
mazasu ifjunak vagy leany-
max, akik az iden jo cred
mennyel vegeztek ell a k0zep-
iskolakat es magasabb tanul-
manyokra kesziilnek.
Eddig ket palyazat erkezett
be. A palyazatok utolso ha-
tarideje julius 15-ike es a
megiteles a Nagybizottsag
juliusi gyiilesen fog megt0r-
tenni. Akik bovebb felvilago-
sitast ohajtanak, forduljanak
Nagybizottsag tisztvisel6i-
hez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-02
TERRORBAN TARTJAK

ugyancsak Alabamaban a
vasercbanyak es vas0nt6k mum
kasait is, akiket azonban nyolc
hetes veres es brutalis terror
aran let0rni meg mem tudtak.
Remenytelennek latszik az
Arkansasban sztraj ajkolo tenant
farmerek sorsa, akik teljesen
XII vannak szolgaltatva a foldes
uraknak S akikt6l AIT k0vete-
lik, hogy a gyapotmez6ket
hetven0t centes napszamert
dolgozzak. sss =,
Munkaltatok a Ku Klux
Klant hivtak els6 sorban elet-
re es a nemzet nagy gyalazata
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-02
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY FL. FI00K

A Scent Istvan Egylet Yer
hovay 21-ik fiok most vasar-
nap tartja havidij befizeteset
mise utan, delutan 8 orat6l.
Mert junius havi gyulesen lett
hatarozva, hogy julius, au-
gusztus, september honapban
mem lesz gyiiles, hanem csak
havidij beszedes. Mindenki
iparkodjon, hogy ezen lido alatt
fizesse be havidijat, inert 3 ora
utan mem lesz oft senki.
Beteg tagjaink:: Koleszar
Gyorgy, Gene Claiborne, Mislai
Inrene es Jambrik Fstvanne,
jelenleg a City korhazban.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelen-
tend6: "a N. Bruce Street,
Telefon: 62671.
GoBER JANOS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-02
A FORD MOTOR co.
CLEVELAND
KIALLITASA

A Ford Motor Company is
resztvesz gyartmanyaival a ju-
MUS 27-en megnyilo cleveland
Great Lakes kiallitason.
A Ford-fele kiallitott tar
gyakat megtalalhatjuk az au-
tomotive epilet eloreszeben,
mindjart a fobejaratnal. A
Ford-kiallitas legerdekesebb
reszlete az ugynevezett "a fell
hok k0zott levo kocsi" kialli-
tasa lesz, amelynel egy optikai
csalodas utjan ugy latjuk,
hogy a Ford V-8 kocsit egy
sep leany a felhok kozott
hajtja egy mintavaros felett.
A kocsi egy valosagos Ford
V-8-as es a sep leany is egy
eloleny es csak az optikai csa-
lodas reven latjuk az egeszet
egy miniatir-kepnek.
A cleveland kiallitaSOn nagy
szamban lesznek jelen a Ford
Trade School n0vendekei is es
bemutatjak a k0z0nsegnek ait
is, hogy ezeket a fiukat no.
cyan kepezik XII.
UgyancSak bemutatjak a
Ford-gyar Iron Mountain,
Mich. fadesztillalo telepenek a
kicsinyitett telepet es t0bb er-
dekes dolgot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-02
K0RHAZBA KERt]L TEX !Z

A youngstown varosi korhaz
south sidei osztalyan apoljak
Kovacs Laszl6 SO ewes, 1927
Mahoning Ave.-i lakost.
KOvacs Szerint a veluk lako
sogora elvitte autozasra es egy
nagy Wrenchel a varoson Xviii
beverte a fejet es orrat.
UgyancSak a fenti korhaz-
ban van Teglas Gyula, aki a
multi hetekben a Carnegie
Ohio Works-i telepen sulyosan
megserllt, mar a javulas utjan
van es mar fogadhat latogat6-
kat. is. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-02
A MULTI HETEN
A KOMMUNISTAK

is konvenciot tartottak S ter
meszetes, hogy azon mindket
polgari partot, de kulonosen
a demokrata partot erosen ia
madtak.
Minthogy a szocialistak mem
voltak hajlandok az egyseg-
front bekajat lenyelni, a ko-
munistak "a voltak kenysze-
ritve a kul0n konvenciora es
a kul0n jel0lesre, ami mem fog
nekik sokat hasznalni.
Ha egysegfront lett volna,
akkor ait allithattak volna,
hogy a szavazatok nagy reszet
nekik lehet kosz0nni, ICY azon-
ban XII fog silni, hogy milyen
keves ember szavaz ebben az
orszagban a voros ticketre.
A kOmmuniStak termeszete-
sen a kampanyt azonnal meg
kezdik S ICY a polgarsagnak
igazan lesz alkalma eleg poll
tikat hallgatni a k0vetkez0
negy honapban, miutan het
hivatalos part jel0ltjei fognak
ostromolni maid benniinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-02
A 32-ES BAKA
A magyar szineszet Is mozi
egyitt. Ket Is fel oras elo-
adas egy arert

Egg nagyszeru otletet Walt
valera a mi kedvelt Film be-
mutato tarsasagunk, amellyel
olcsova teszi a szinhazi eI6a-
dasok, helyarait es ugyanak-
kor dupla attrakciot ad a k0-
z0nsegnek.
Megszereztek kizarolagos jog
gal egesz Amerika teruletere
a "32-es Baka" cimu gyony0ru
magyar beszel6 filmet es ezt
a kepet vegig viszik az ameri-
kai magyar telepeken = de a
keppel egyutt egy valogatott
magyar szineszcsoport is uta-
xix es a KEEP mellett sziniel6a-
dast is adnak egy belepojegy
araert.
A kozonseg most vegre olcso
helyarak mellett nemcsak egy
pompas magyar beszel6filmet
is lathat, hanem elvezheti a
legkitiinobb amerikai-magyar
szineszek jatekat is a szinpa-
don.
Icy tehat az "elo" szineszek
a szinpadon, nemes versenyre
kelnek a vaszonon megjelen6
szereplokkel. Ennek az erde-
kes versenynek a kozonseg
orulhet a legjobban, inert min
denkor a legragyogobb eloada-
sokat kappa.
A szintarsulat tagjai, k0zel
egy oran at sziinni mem akaro
kacagasban tartjak a publiku-
mot, koztiik T. Kondor Maris-
ka, a kozkedvelt gyonyoru
hangu primadonna ugy enek-
szamai mint jatekaval oriasi
sikert arat, kul0n0sen amikor
a "Szomoru Vasarnap" cimu
hires vi notat enekli. Horvath
Lajos az amerikai magyar szi-
neszet "gran old mamie pa
raszt figurat alakit, minden
mozdulata bemondasai percek-
re megallitja az eloadast, a
tobbiek is mind a tehetseguk
legjavat adjak.
A szinpadi musor mellett
termeszetesen a nagy beszelo
film a "32-es Baka" is vegte-
lenul tetszik a koz0nsegnek.
Remek mese, nagyszeru hazai
szineszek, fulbemaszo dalok,
ciganymuzsika, csupa szin,
csupa hangulat ez a film, a
mely masfel craig tart es egy-
maga megeri a belepti dij arat.
A tarsulat legkozelebb lit
Youngstownban, julius Ten,
kedden delelott II oratol folly
tatolagosan este II craig a
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-02
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