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q woman by the neck and shake her.
Zaharoff jerked the man violently
backward and stepped between the
couple.
The woman was swaying as though
about to fall and zaharon put an arm
round her. The man was His Royal
Highness Prince Francisco de Bour-
bon, . cousin OF the King Of Spain.
The woman, who many years later
became Lady zaharoff. was the 20
year old wife Of the prince, formerly
the Duchess of Villafranca de los
Caballeros, and as wife of the prince.
the Duchess de Marchena.
There was q scene, but the en-.
counter was the beginning of friend
ship between the duchess and "a.
narofi. Prince Francisco's mind be-
came disordered until his family was
obliged to confine him in . country
residence, where he died In 1924.
zaharoff and the duchess were mar
ried the same year and Lady zaharoff's
death in 1926 was severe blow to
Sir Basil.
Not the least of the mysteries about
him was his rank Is knight Of the
Grand Cross Of the Bath. The title
was bestowed by the British crown.
on recommendation Of Lloyd George
"for services rendered"
Evening star., 1936-11-27

powder mills, which still stand on the
Brandywine Greek near the homes Of
the clan.
The Roosevelts have sent two Presi-
dents to Washington. The Du Points
have been represented by a Senator,
Coleman, elected in 1924. and a SON.
in-law, Representative Colgate Dar-
den. jr, who was in the House from
Virginia last session.
Both clans have been 50 large and
self sufficient that there has been
much intermarrying. In the present
generation of adults the President Is
distant cousin of his wife and Irenee
du Pont, distant cousin Of the BRIDE
to-be, is married to his distant cousin,
Irene du Pont. Divorces have been al
most unheard of until recently.
First of the three families to ar
rive on American soil was Philippe de
Evening star., 1936-11-27
KEITH WRIST CUT
HELD ACCIDENTAL
Versions Differ on How Ac.
tor Incurred Injury
in Bath Room.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, November 27.-A
slashed wrist sustained by Ian Keith.
as-year- -old film actor. was recorded
yesterday by police as accidental after
conflicting versions were given regard
ing his injury.
Keith was reported by DR.. Herbert
Huntington as doing very nicely"
His wife. Mrs. Hildegarde Pabst
Keith, said Keith slipped while shaw
ing and cut himself en- a broken am
monia bottle in the bath room of their
home Wednesday night.
The actor went into the bath room
with the jocular remark that he want
ed to "beautify" himself before meet
ing the fiancee of a friend said Mrs.
Keith.
A few moments later he emerged,
his wrist bleeding.
Now isn't this swell thing to hap
pen just before Thanksgiving" Mrs.
Keith quoted her husband as saying
Nate Slott, assistant film director,
who was at the Keith home when the
accident happened. also said Keith
incurred his injury on broken bottle.
Earlier Police Officers r. ]. Gray
and J. W. Nelson quoted Mrs. Keith
as saying her husband told her just
before the incident:
Tomorrow Is Thanksgiving. You
don't love me any more and what have
I to be thankful for"
Evening star., 1936-11-27

Ia Noye. who landed at Plymouth In
1921. when he was only 10.
The next patriarch to arrive was
Claes Martenszen van Rosenvelt, who
landed at New York in l649.
The first Du Pont was Victor, who
came to New York in 1857. He soon
was followed by his brother, Eleuthere
Irenee, who started the family's muni-
tions business in 1902. and their father.
Pierre Samuel. q well-known French
political and social pamphleteer.
All three patriarchs came from fam
lilies that had been powerful enough in
Europe to be raised to nobility.
Since the families arrived on Amer.
ican soil the whole history of the Ma.
ton has been written. And now they
are to be united because q handsome
lad from Harvard fell in love with q
beautiful blond miss from Wilmington.
Evening star., 1936-11-27
Zaharoff
Continued From First Page.)

senate's Special Investigating Com
mittee reported that they had found
connection between the master arms
salesman and United States war ma
terials manufacturers.
Letters from the "confidant of
chancellors" were said to have been
found in the files of some Of the lead
ing munitions makers of the United
States.
Involved i'm Arms Probe.
Sir Basil's adopted country of Great
Britain, which knighted him for his
services this year, brought his name
before q royal commission investigat-
ing international munitions manufac-
ture. -
At that time the chairman of the
board Of Vickers, Ltd, and Vickers-
Armstrong, Ltd, the great British
arms Arms. testified Zaharoff had
taken no part in the companies ac-
tivities- since 1924. except to retain
an interest in the Spanish branch.
1t was in Spain that the man of
mystery was reported to have laid the
foundation Of his fabulous wealth.
And it was to Spain that his in
terest turned In the last days of his
life-but, friends said, it was q senti-
mental and not a commercial interest.
A battery Of secretaries prepared
day-by-day accounts of the progress
Of the revolt in Spain for Sir Basil's
information.
He scanned all news of the revolu-
ton there with intense preoccupation,
sitting among the roses OF his Monte
Carlo estate.
Birth Bate Not Known Definitely.
zaharoh rose from an obscurity SO
dense that not even the date of bus
birth was known definitely, to become
the first salesman Of Europe, selling
his wares Of arms and munitions to
nearly all Of the powers OF the Con-
tinent.
His was the genius that supplied the
allies with many Of the, materials Of
war from 1914 to 1918, and raminca-
tions Of his interests were shown In
later years by his backing Of venizelos,
his lifelong friend, in the establish
nent Of the Greek Republic.
Zaharoff, according to the best in.
formation the British secret service
could ever gather, was born in Con-
stantinople, but even that was doubted
by many who were closely associated
with him.
Many stories were told Of his origin.
Public records merely give 1850 as
Evening star., 1936-11-27
THE WEATHER

District Of Columhia-Fair and con-
tinued cold. with lowest temperature
about "a degrees tonight; tomorrow
mostly cloudy and warmer; gentle
westerly winds. becoming southerly
and increasing tomorrow.
Maryland-Faira and continued cold
tonight; tomorrow mostly cloudy and
warmer; probably light snow in ex-
treme west portion in afternoon.
Virginia-Fair and continued cold
tonight; tomorrow fair and warmer III
south, mostly cloudy and warmer in
north portion.
West Virginia-F'air and not quite
80 cold tonight; tomorrow mostly
cloudy and warmer probably light
snow IN extreme north portion.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear today.
Evening star., 1936-11-27
SELASSlE DISCHARGES
DISLOYAL COMMANDER
oetoutchou, Who offered Secrets
to Italy, Reported to Be
In Cairo, Egypt.
Hy the Associstsd prsss

~ inc AscoClbteo fIese.
NEW YORK. November 27.-Dr.
Malaku Bayen, cousin Of the exiled
Emperor Halle Selassie Of Ethiopia
and his representative in the United
States. announced last night that the
Emperor has discharged" Ras Getout-
chou for offering to sell Ethiopian
secrets to Italians.
Rss 0stoutchou was commander Of
Ethiopian iorces In the Danakil Desert
during the height OF the Italo-
Ethiopian war and vas present at
Dessye with the Emperor last Decen-
bsr wnen the American hospital was
bombed there.
The Emperor. now at Bath, England,
ssnt word that Ras Getoutchou b in
Cairo, Egypt. said Dr.. Bayen.
He said ths Emperor reported that
ethiopian troops. operating from their
new capital ct Gore, aEs maasins aA
army within - Ailos q AAdis AbahA.
Evening star., 1936-11-27
BY SIGRID ARNE.
(Copyright, 1888, by the Associated Pres

7 ANDSOME, young Franklin
IL Roosevelt, jr., Is seen helping
the beautiful Ethel du Pont
4 L into car. He squires her to
foot ball game. He swings her
around the floor at college dance.
And the gossips love it.
What do you suppose their families
Think" they buzz.
They remember the warning Of the
Du Pont clan on the New Deal.
Imagine q Du Pont marrying q
ROOSEVELT"
So goes the refrain since Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene du Pont announced the
engagement of their daughter to the
son and namesake of the President.
But the real surprise is not that
Du Pont plans to marry a Roosevelt
in June, but that the two clans never
we're united by marriage before. The
two families have long, romantic his
tories, their paths have crossed before,
and they have been powerful for
generations
OF Ancient Lineage.
1t is even possible that before the
French revolution the Du Points knew
Of the Delanos, the Presidents family
on his mothers side. In the turmoil
leading to the revolution the Delanos,
who were known as the De La Noyes,
and the Du Points were active in
Huguenot circles in France.
When Victor du Pont made an ex-
ploratory trip up the Hudson to Albany
in 1887. the Roosevelts and Delanos
were already well known around
New York.
All three have taken q warm interest
in their communities. Each has a
home about which the clan revolves.
But the Roosevelts and the Du Points
are Episcopalians: both have old
churches in which ceremonies have
marked the christenings, marriages
and deaths for generations. The Du
Points are now in their eighth genera
ton on American soil, the Roosevelts
in their tenth.
Like Father, Like Son.
In the three clans have been all
manner of professional men, politi.
clans. merchants and sea-going men.
But each family has a special apti-
tude which has engaged majority Of
its men. The Delanos have been pre-
dominantly shippers. the Roosevelts
merchants: the Du Points have stayed
close to their original gun-powder
mills.
Among the Roosevelts and the Du
Points the interests of the first gen.
Grafton have persisted to the present.
The Roosevelts still are taught to sail
boats almost as soon as they can
spell the name. The young Du Points
grow up knowing that they will be
expected to take their place in the
great corporation which has developed
from their ancestors original black
Evening star., 1936-11-27

his birth date and Basil Zaharof OF
Paris" as his father. David Lloyd
George. when he was prime minister
of England during the war, desired to
know Sir Basirs career in detail. The
British secret service took up the in
quiry and the results broadly were
that Zaharoff was born in Constanti-
nople of q Russian father and . Greek
mother.
The father sept Basil to England
to be educated and he was entered at
Eton. In addition to his English ed.
ducation he had the facility OF the
Levantine in his easy acquaintance
with French, Italian, Spanish and
Arabic. His father left him 10000
pounds, which. the British found, were
lost in gambling soon after he left
school.
Force in Greek Politics.
The next several years are an OBJ
scure page. Sir Basil was supposed to
have been a newspaperman In New
York and perhaps other American cit
les. He was well acquainted with the
United States and followed politics
and finance there.
Zaharoff's entrance into interna-
tional affairs appears to have been
made in the early seventies when he
was reported to have supplied contra.
band arms to Egyptian and Upper Nile
insurgents. Soon afterward he be-
came agent in Athens for Vickers Ss
Co., arms manufacturers, and In q re-
served way was . force in Greek poll
tics. He gave and subscribed the
equivalent of millions of dollars to help
Greece in the Balkan wars. HIS siS-
ters. Mile. Zoe zaharof1 and Nine. Be-
vasti. were well known socially In the
Greek capital
Subsequently Zaharoh'S fortune
grew from his arms, shipbuildins and
oil enterprises. He was reputed to
have controlling interest In the
Monte Carlo gambling concession, but
presumably remained away from the
gaming tables.
. During the World War Sir Basil
was an influential figure. He was .;
generous donor to the poor OF Paris.
He founded professorships Of aviation
at Universities Of Paris, Lentnsrad
and Lcnden, and was interested IA .
professorship of French literature at
Oxford and chair Of English liter
ature at the Paris University. He held
the degree of doctor Of laws in the
University OF Paris and doctor Of civil
law in Oxford University.
Romance In Madrid.
The flower Of Zaharof's romance
blossomed in the palace at Madrid In
the late sos. Descending the grand
staircase. he saw . man wearing tlae
great collar Of the Golden Fleece seize
Evening star., 1936-11-27
WOMAN HURT, MAN HELD
AFTER AUTOS COLLIDE
Boyd Resident Taken to Mont.
gomery Hospital and Pennsyl-
vanian Posts 81 900 Bond.

By Stan Correspondent OF The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, November a.
Mrs. Madeline Nicholl of Boyd suf.
fered scalp wounds last night when an
automobile in which she was riding
was in collision with another machine
on the Rockville Frederick pike near
Hendersons Corner.
Mrs. Nicholl, who was riding in
car driven by her daughter, Miss Ger
trude e. Nicholl, was treated by local
physician and removed to Montgom-
cry County General Hospital. Five
others escaped injury
Ralph G. Martin of Camp Hill, Pa,
said by police to be the driver of the
second automobile, was arrested on a
charge of operating an automobile
while under the influence of liquor.
He was released under $1,000 bond.
Evening star., 1936-11-27
Report for Last 81 Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
tFrom noon Yesterday to noon today.)
Highest. 35. at 2:30 pm. yesterday.
Year ago, 55
Lowest. 90. at 2 am. today. Year
ego. 80.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 105. on July 10.
Lowest, o, on January %.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. 81 per cent, at 6:15 An.
today.
terday.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
High 6:24 Am. 7:1S Am.
Low ---------- 12:49 Am. 1:43 am.
High -- $40 pm. 7:41 pm.
Low -----------12:56 pm. 1851 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets.
Sun. today T.03 4:4S
Sun, tomorrow T:04 4:4S
Noon. today 1852 pm. 5:4o am.
Automobile lights must be turned on
ene-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1936-11-27

Two old and popertul American
"clans," alike in social prestige but
Tar apart in political philosophy.
tuiH be Joined tDtth the marriage
OF Ethel du Pont and Franklin d.
Roosevelt, jr.
In series OF three stories. Of
Uhich this Is the first, Siorid
Arne explains that the "neWs" IN
this betrothal is not that the Du
Points and the Rooserelts are COM
ing together, but that it took then,
80 long.
Evening star., 1936-11-27
Romance IN Madrid.

The flower Of Zaharoh's romance
blossomed in the palace at Madrid In
the late sos. Descending the grand
staircase. he saw . man wearing tlae
Evening star., 1936-11-27

Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital (current month to datel:
Evening star., 1936-11-27

A room size Sorouk for os low as S2e5!
A very low price when you see the fine
quality and magnificent patterns There
ore thers-opproxirotely l2xo fin
Sorouks at S325 and Kermons (l2xo ft.)
at S335, $3.50 and upward.
Evening star., 1936-11-27
THE CHOICEST OF ORIENTAL RUGS

The present Mayer g Co. collection Of
fine Oriental Rugs includes many Of the
precious Sorouks and Kernons at prices
much lower than you would have had to
pay several years oeo You must see these
to appreciate then-deep, Iustrous pile,
intricate potterns-nroele in softness Of
colors.
Evening star., 1936-11-27
FOREIGN STATIONS.

q am. Greenwich time. today9
TAnOeratura. Went
Evening star., 1936-11-27
Precipitation.

Automobile lights must be turned on
ene-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1936-11-27

The Sun and Moon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
K0zli: csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas to6 - 2nd S.. Niles, O.

VI KENYERI urvacsoraosz-
tasunkat a mutt vasarnap
tartottuk meg. A scent asz-
talhoz 33 no es % ferfi jarult.
A kenyeret Is a bort Teglas
Albert es r1eje ajandekoztak.
Kuvertekben 5000 gyiilt be.
Delutan feI 3 orakor tartot-
tunk halaad6 istenitiszteletet.
PREsBITERIUMUNK aug.
31-en, azaz hetf6n este fogja
rendes havi gyiileset megtar-
tani. Minden el6ljaronk ok
vetlen jelenjen meg a gyiile-
sen. Egyik fontos targya a
gyiilesnek a par6chia rendbe-
hozatalanak a kerdese lesz.
Missioi segely kervenyiinket is
ell kell intezni, inert a Sep
temberi gyulesen mar elkes-
nenk vele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

minden alapot nelkiil0zo fel-
fogas a legf6bb Okla a Macy
vallalatok elleni elhamarkodott
eloiteletnek. Az igazi tenyallas
az, hogy a jelenlegi viszonyok
mellett a kisuzem, sok vonat-
kozasban, hatarozott elonyben
van a nagy gyarakkal szem-
ben.
DR.. Dyer szerint 1929 ben
7426 olyan gyar miikodott,
melyben minden munkat ma
ga a tulajdonos vegzett.
Az amerikai gyaraknak
majdnem a fele, pontosabban
95,767 egyt6l OF munkast al
kalmazott. A gyaraknak mint
egy egy-negyede, szamszerint
53,524 hatt6l husz munkast
alkalmazott, 25,254 gyarnal
pedig 21-5O koz0tt valtako-
zott a munkasok szama. Csu-
pan 12,467 Uzem alkalmazott
51-100 munkast.
Ha az ipari eletiink va
lodi tenyeit nezziik, - jelen-
tette XII DIR. Dyer, akkor tel
jesen alaptalanna v&tlik az a
vad, hogy a nagyiizemek ell
veszik a kisiizemekt6l q meg
elhetesi lehet6seget. -Ipari ,ele-
ttinknek meg van az a lehet6-
sege, melyet alkotmanyunk is
biztosit, hogy a kist6kevel rem
delkez6, de becsiiletes Is ra-
termett emberek,, ha most ala
pitanak vi iize1net, oily kil&ta-
sokkal kezdhetik meg mtik0de-
siiket, mint talan soha azel6tt!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
HETI CIKK AZ ALKOTMANYR0L
A SZESZTILALOM ES ANNAK HATALYTALANITASA
Irja: MAX BERNS

torvenyt, az Eln0k pedig veg
re hajtana at, de barmely
polgar a birosaghoz fordulna
ellene jogoryoslasert, ugy a
Legfels6bb Birosag AIT ketseg-
telentil alkotmany-e y-ellenesnek
nyilvanitana. A Legfels6bb BIZ
rosag mem helyezhet hatalyon
xviii egy t0rvenyt, ha ellen
ben a Kongresszus egy olyan
torvenyjavaslatot fogad & el,
mely ellentetben all az alkot-
mannyal, ugy maya az alkot-
many minN6siIti ait a torvenyt
ervenytelenngk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion SSndor, lelkesz
925 Mahoninq Ave Phone 34557

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delel6tt fel II orakor, ezt meg
el6z6leg fel 10-t6l vasarnapi
iSkola.
SEPTEMBER PAN, seer
dan este 8 orakor az Ifjusagi
K0r tagjai rendes gyulesiikon
tanc es szindarab probat tar
tanak. A tancot september
13-an a Magyar Hazban tar
tando szireti balon mutatjak
be. Az 0sszes tagok pontos
megjeleneset keri az eln0kseg.
SEPTEMBER BAN, csiit0r-
t0k0n este z orakor a Noegylet
havi gyiilese k0vetkezik. Az
oktoberi bazaar megbeszelese
vegett minden tag szivesked-
jek megjelenni.
SEPTEMBER 4-EN, pente-
ken delutan 5 orakor a Kon-
firmandusok Kore megkezdi
rendes heti osszej0veteleit. a
tagok pontos megjelenese ke-
retik.
SEPTEMBER SEN, szom-
baton delutan 6 orakor egy-
haztanacsi gyules.
KERESZTELES. Vasarnap
kereszteltik meg templomunk-
ban Kelly Leroy es Ajvasz Jo-
Ian sziilok elso szul0tt kis lea
nyat, Borbala-Jolant. Kereszt-
szul0k Feke Sander es Ziska
Edwardne sz. Feke Erzsebet
Clevelandbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
AZ AMER|KAt CYARAK
NACYRESzE KISUzEM

A kist6kesek lehet6segei ma
sokkal nagyobbak, mint vala-I
ha voltak ---Aegy kozgazdasag-
tan tanar megallapitasai sze-
rint.
AIT a feltevest, hogy a kis-
ember, akinek csupan kist6ke
all a rendelkezesere, mem kezd-
het uzleti vallalkozasba, inert
a nagyt6ke es a tomegterme-
les a kisiizemek boldogulasat
lehetetlenne teszi, vegkepen
megcafolja DIR. Gus w. Dyer,
a Vanderbilt egyetem kozgaz-
dasagtani es tarsadalomtudo-
manyi tanara, aki EFT a fon-
tos kerdest a k0zelmultban
hosszabb vizsgalat targyava
tette.
DR.. Dyer vizsgalata reven
lett nyilvanvalo az a rendki-
vtilien erdekes k0riilmeny, hogy
az Egyesult Allamok 21O.959
gyaranak. so szazaleka, azaz
174.313 gyarvallalat az 1929-es
ev folyaman kevesebb munkast
foglalkoztatott 0tvennel. Az
1925-29-es evekben 0tezerrel
szaporodott az Egyesilt Ala
mok gyarvallalatainak szama.
A politikusok es a minden-
kepen reformAlni akar6k el6tt
annyira nyilvanyal6nak think
fel az, hogy a nagyt6kevel rem
delkez6 kereskedelmi vallala-
tok felfaljak a kisiizemeket,
mondja DIR. Dyer, - hogy BIZ
zonyitekokat Sc keresnek alli-
tasaik alatAmasztasara. Ez a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

Mi tesz egy torvenyt all
kotmany-ellenesse?
Miel0tt mi, a Nep, hozzatol-
dottuk Alkotmanyunkhoz a
18-ik cikkelyt, mely el6irta a
szesztilalmat, a Kongresszus-
max mem volt meg a hatalma
ARA, hogy egy "szaraz" tor
venyjavaslatot torvenyerore
emelhessen. Minden olyan tor
venyjavaslat, mely szesztilal-
mat celzott, alkotmany ellenes
lett volna, mivel az ellentet-
ben ALT volna az Alkotma-
nyunk szellemevel. 1919-ben,
mikor a 18-ik alkotmany-cik-
kelyt megszavaztak, a Kong
resszus elfogadta a Volstead
torvenyjavaslatot, mely tor
vennye tette a szesztilalmat.
1933-ban, mi a Nep, elfo-
gadtuk a szesztilalmat hataly-
talanito 21-ik alkotmany-cik-
kelyt. A Kongresszusnak mem
kellett a Volstead torvenyt ha-
talytalanitania, inert a 21-k
alkotmany -cikkely ervenybe-
leptevel ez automatikusan
megtortent. 50 A. o.. cikkellyel
rendelkez6 Alkotmanyunkkal
szemben a Volstead t0rveny
alkotn1any -ellenesse Walt, tehat
hatAlyon kiviil helyeztetett.
Hasonlo a helyzet a Kong
resszus altal elfogadott min
den torvennyel. Ha a torveny
megegyezik a 'legfels6bb tor
vennyel". az Alkotmannyal,
ugy a torveny ervenyes es ha-
talyban van. Ha ellenkezik az
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ugy a tor
veny. ghatalyon xviii : helyez-
tetik., 4zax :ast4 sGa
A Legfels6bb Birosag mem
hatalytalanithat egy torvenyt,
melyet a Kongresszus mar ell
fogadott, csupan iteletet mond
felette. TIa a torvenyt az Al
kotmany szellemeben megfele-
l6nek talAIja, ugy approbalja a
t0rvenyt. Ha ellenben a tor
venyt az Alkotmany szelleme-
vel ellenkez6nek talalja, ugy
AIT alkotmany- -ellenesnek nyil-
vanitja. Ha a 18-ik cikkely er-
venybenlete alatt keriilt volna
a Volstead t0rveny a Legfel-
s6bb Birosag ele, ugy az al
kotmanyosnak lett volna nyil-
vanitva. Ha pedig a Kong
resszus most hozna egy ilyen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
LAPKEPVISEL0NK

Ezennel ertesitjiik a She
mango v0lgyenek magyarsagat,
hogy megbiztuk. az altalano-
san ismert Bumbulucz Jozsef,
new castlei magyar honfitar-
sunkat, hogy Sharon, Sharps-
vile, Farrell, New Castle es kor-
nyeken lapunkat minden te-
kintetben kepviselje.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
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