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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
LEGION PLANS JOINT
 MEETING IN DOUGLAS

Plans for a joint meeting of the Afford John Bradford Post, Amer ican Legion, and Auxiliary in Doug las about the middle of November and arrangements for the Legion Armistice Day dance were taken up at a meeting of the Post last night in the Dugout. It is planned to make the Douglas meeting one of the gala events of the years, join ing with Douglas Veterans for the occasion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
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AIRPORT BUILT !. FOR SMALL SUM

When A. Vartanian, Russian pol ar flier search leader, arrived in Fairbanks, his enthusiasm to find his countrymen caused the build ing of the cheapest airport ever build for such major flying.
 Vartanian felt planes should take off from Aklavik, so he wired Bob Randall, Canadian pilot, could he arrange for landing field for land planes near Aklavik where no land planes set down before%
 "Sure!" was Randall's answer.
 "Go ahead wired Vartanian.
 Two days later, Noel Wien flew 400 gallons of gasoline to the new airport in. his tri-motor Ford. He reported the new field excellent ?
 Vartanian got bill for the con- struction of the field designed for the handling of large planes. It was exactly $60!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
Electra Ferries
 Seventeen Today

Two trips of the Pacific Alaska Airways Electra today, brought in seventeen weatherbound passengers from Whitehorse, eleven of whom were taken to Ketchikan and Wran- gell to catch the Yukon.
 Those coming in were, w. A. Street, Dr. Robert Carter. A. Var tanian, Marco Vuyovich. James Nee nan, Sam Palmer, J. K. Lucas, Dr. E. I. Butler and Mrs. Burch, in the first load, and MT. and Mrs. Jim Frawley, Paul Dadidovich, c. N. Hoberg, R. Mortensen, J. Larson, A. Anderson. F. Griffin and R. Lind blad in the second load.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
SONS OF LEGION
 WILL ELECT AT
 DUGOUT TONIGHT

Final nominations and election of officers will be held by Taku Squadron, Sons of The American Legion, tonight in the Dugout, start ing at o'clock, and all members and those eligible to membership are asked to be on hand and bring their Dads
 Those chosen tonight will be the first officers of the newly organized Squadron and they will be installed at gala ceremonies planned for the second Tuesday in November
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
DEPUTY MARSHAL NOLAN IS HERE
 FROM WRANGELL

Deputy U. s. Marshal James No Ian of Wrangell arrived in Juneau on the North Sea to be here sev- eral days in connection with the present court term. He brought Katherine Cato, an Indian woman, who is charged with being drunk and disorderly, from Wrangell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
Duke TaI|eyrand
 Stricken, Death

PARIS, Oct. 20.-Death as the result of a sudden heart attack. has taken the Duke of Tallyrand. 78. He married Anna Gould, daughter of the late Jay Gould, in 1908 after her divorce from Count Boni de Castellane. He is survived by the Duchess and one daughter, Helene.
 The Duke was a descendant of Charles Tallyrand Perigord, French diplomat and statesman who play ed a prominent part in the French Revolution.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
BARR TAKES FIVE
 ON ISLAND FLIGHT

Pilot L. B. Barr of the Alaska Air Transport flew to Chichagof today, shortly after arriving this noon from Atlin.
 He flew three to Chichagof, Jim Freeburn, Art Sanala and E. w. Neimi, and two to Hirst, w. Gray and Joe Prepich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
Stock Market Situation to
 Be Discussed

HYDE PARK, N. Y, Oct. 26. = Chairman Douglas of the Securities Commission, said the Commission may have something to say before long" on the stock market situa- tion.
 Douglas made the statement in answering newsmen's questions after a call on President Roosevelt. Doug las said he did not discuss ths stock market situation thoroughly with the President but did discuss gen. eral business conditions
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
N|NE-POWER
 CONFERENCE
 ON NOV. 3RD
Change Made, Session Date at Brussels as Belgian
 Premier Quits

BRUSSELS, Oct. 26.-The Bel gian Foreign Office today announc- ed the nine power conference set for October 30 to seek an end to the Chinese Japanese conflict, has been postponed to November 3. This be- cause of the crisis created by the resignation of Premier Vanzeeland and his Cabinet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
MURPHY RETURNS
 FROM INT. TRIP

R. E. DuPont) Murphy returned to Juneau aboard the Yukon after a trip to the westward and interior
 MT. Murphy says dredges are still operating in the Fairbanks dis trict as the weather has been ex- tremely mild.
 Scores of interior and west Alaska mining men are aboard the Yukon many of them accompanied by their wives and children who will spend the winter months in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
PAA Pliers to Be Instruct
 ASSaiIOrS Now
Four-master Being Outhtted in Seattle for New
 Purpose

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The Pan American Airways announces that officers on the Transpacific flying boats will be given training in sail- ing before the mast.
 A four -masted schooner is now being fitted out in Seattle to serve among other things as training vessel for clipper crews. The ship will also be used as a supply boat for bases on the Transpacific route.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
Soldier Dead
 To Be HOnOred Mussolini to Pay Public Homage to Those Fall-
 en in Spain

ROME, Oct. 26.-Official an- nouncement is made that Premier Benito Mussolini will pay public homage on October 29 to Italians who have fallen in Spain. This will be done by placing crown of oak leafs on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in their honor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
MoNAGLE LEAVES

District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Mike Monagle, local attorney, sailed last night on the Yukon for a weeks trip to Wrangell and Ket- chikan in connection with his busi- ness and the official duties of his Elks position.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
FOrty-six Are
 Killed by Drug

CHICAGO, H., Oct. 26.-Deaths ascribed to Elixir of Sulfanilamide is placed at 46 persons by the Amer ican Medical Association.
 J. O. Clarke, Chief of the Gen. tral States Division, United States Food anu Drug Administration, said practically every bit of the solu- tion has been removed from the market.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
SEBASTIAN BUYS
 TWO SABLE LOADS

Sebastian-S Stuart bought, 2500 pounds of sable fish yesterday af- ternoon. buying 10000 pounds from the Spencer, Capt. Russ Elliott, and 5000 pounds from the Arcade, Capt. Hilmar Peterson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
GOING TO ORIENT

Merle Guise, well-known mining engineer, passed through Juneau last night on the way to Seattle. He has been in the Territory for several months examining mining ground at the Peters Creek Mining Company and other operations.
 A few years ago, Guise went to the South Seas for two years, but the Alaska urge called him back When he goes below this time, he is planning a trip to the Orient, but says, I'll be back sooner, this time"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
HUNTING PARTY
 BACK ON TRITON

After a weeks hunting at Mud Bay, Golding Harbor, and Slocum Arm, J. J. Meherin returned today aboard the Triton with three other hunters, Dr. w. w. Council, F. J. Mullen and Edward Clausen.
 The party hunted duck and deer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
C|0 Going After
 Packers of Meat

CHICAGO, H., Oct. 26.-The John L. Lewis forces have now set out to bring 100000 workers in the meat packing industry into the CIO. The campaign is to be na- tionwide.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
JAPANESE CAPTURE CHINESE SECTOR
Two Fatally Injured in
 Odd Accident

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 26.-- Louise Matthews, Is and her grand father, A. J. Matthews, 62, were fla tally injured yesterday when an over-heated grindstone exploded in a grist mill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
TO ECHO COVE

With w. J. Mcdonald of the For est Service and William A. Hesse Territorial Highway Engineer aboard, the Ranger 9 went to Echo Cove today to look over trail work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
Widow of John
 Gilbert to Wed

CULVER CITY, Cal. Oct. 26.-- Virginia Bruce. screen actress and widow of John Gilbert, disclosed to- day she is engaged to J. w. Rubin, finn director.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
14-Year-Old Boy Kills
 l9-Year-Old Brother

RALEIGH, N, C., Oct 26.--John- ny Williams. l4 tearfully confessed that he shot and killed his 19- year-old brother, Joseph Lee Will Hams because he beat me up."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
MORE STEAMERS
 GOING THROUGH

News has been received here by the local Alaska Steamship office that the Curacao and Cordova will dock in Juneau from the Westward and will take passengers.
 The Curacao will arrive here on Thursday and the Cordova on Mon- day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
.vARTANIAN SAYS RUSSIAN SEARCH WILL NOT CEASE
Lea der of Polar Search Flies Through On Way
 to New York City

The search for the six lost Rus sian Polar fliers will continue, &C., cording to A .Vartanian, head of the Russian search from Alaska, who flew to Juneau this morning from Whitehorse and left at noon with Sheldon Simmons on a flight to Se- attle.
 No. We are not giving up the search" Vartanian told an Empire reporter at the PAA airport this morning soon after arrival.
 The dark. heavy set leader of the Russian search from Alaska, who figures in minutes by plane travel, instead of days by boat and train, will fly to New York directly after his arrival in Seattle with Sheldon Simmons. In New York he will spend week visiting with his wife and daughter and attending to bus mess matters of the Amtorg Trad ing Company, Russian exporting firm, of which he is Chief Engin- ger.
 Goes to Washington
 After a week in New York, Var tanian will fly to Washington to confer with the Russian Ambassa- dor to the United States, Alexander Troyanovsky, regarding the future plans of the search.
 You see," Vartanen explained, now we cannot transport gasoline by boat. but we must fly it. and that will call for more money and more arrangements.
 We have gasoline now at Point Barrow where Alexsei Gratciansky and his crew of four are staying, some at Crow and some at Aklavik. !"
 Asked as to daylight flying con- ditions in the Arctic, Vartainan smiled wryly.
 Not much Light at Barrow in the morning at 8 o'clock, and dark at 3. Pretty soon it will be all dark and we will hunt by moon- light"
 Search by Moon
 Vartanian explained that the Arc tic moon takes the place of the sun and swings in almost ceaseless arc above the horizon With slow burning flares dropped with para chutes, and the moon to aid vision, Vartanian believes the search will end with discovery of the men alive.
 Vartanian expressed disappoint- ment at learning that Sir Hubert Wilkins had already left New York for Point Barrow. Vartanian had hoped to meet the explorer in New York and discuss plans for future search. Wilkins and Gratciansky will be the only fliers on the Amer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26

The climatic temperature of AL aska varies from. 60 degrees below zero in the winter to 90 degrees above zero in summer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
Don't Get tue Jitters About Being Sunk by Mustard Gas
 If Enemy Should Tackle Job
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26. = Don't worry so much. There's been a lot of talk about cities being wiped out by gas attacks in the next war" but there's another side to that story.
 Authorities have computed foI us that the cost of gassing all the population of a city or harrasSing it to the point of driving the resi- dents out would be so great il terms of money, equipment anc time that it would not be worthwhile as a military objective.
 Hair-raising pictures have beer painted by imaginative souls of the devastation which might be inflict- ed on a city by an attack of sev- eral hundred planes.
 But it must be understood that planes cannot safely spray defend ed cities as they do weeyil-infest- ed cotton fields. The job must be done from attitudes of 5000 to 12,- 900 feet. Anti-aircraft guns with modern automatic sights are so ac- curate that low-flying planes might be brought down like ducks over a swamp.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
IT COULD BE DONE


 True enough, a cluster of planes dropping explosive bombs or gas bombs can raise Old Ned in spots They can damage or temporarily paralyze individual factories or rail road yards. But the figures indi- cate that no one nation owns enough planes to paralyze large city in a singleassault provided there is any worthwhile defense. And any city worth devastating by the enemy likely would be well defended by the home troops of first line nation like the United States.
 Here are some of the factors which support such conclusions: Field calculations call for 4,65O mastard gas bombs to provide an effective" concentration of gas on a square mile in open country. Our authorities say double this amount would be required in cities where many bombs, striking on roofs would be virtually wasted. The gas would fritter away in the sun and wind too high up to reach the pop ulace.
 Standard army bombing planes can carry 20 mustard gas bombs, so a fleet of 465 planes would be required to plaster a square mile of city with mustard gas-if it was to be done all at once. The cost of these bombs alone, at $1617 each, would be $150,381 a square mile. Cost of planes to carry the bombs is not included in that fig ure. Any shot down-and some assuredly would be-would add to the cost.
 Calculate then the task of thus sousing New York with mustard gas. The city spreads over 320 square miles.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
SZEKESFEHERVAR

pisp0ke, Shvoy Lajos, april
lis 0todiken erkezik Amerika-
ba Szabo Janos volt trentoni es
grof Wenkheim Frigyes volt
south bendi plebanos tarsasa-
gaban, hogy meghivja az anne
rikai katolikus f6papokat, a
katolikus hiveket az 1888 ev-
ben Budapesten tartando eu-
charisztikus kongresszusra.
Shvoy pispok mem el6sz0r
megy az amerikai magyarok
koze. 1922-ben jart eloszor
Amerikaban misszios koruton
DR.. MARCEL Mihaly egyetemi
tanarral. Akkor, amerre csak
jart, mindenutt nagyon meg
szerettek a kivalo fopapot, aki
akkor meg csak budapest Pile
banos volt.
Jart akkor Himlervillen is,
ahol egy heten at vegeztek
missziot az amerikai magyarok
koz0tt is. Sot vannak magyar
Amerikaban ma mar feln0tt
emberek, akiket akkor keresz-
telt meg Szekesfehervar pis-
poke.
Az amerikai magyarok bizto-
san nagy szeretettel veszik
maid korul a kivalo fopapot,
akit egyhazmegyejenek hivei
rajongassal vesznek k0rul.
Shvoy pispok szocialis erzese
k0zismert. Mem csak predikal-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08

kecsek, kezitaskak, fenykepal-
bumok, autotakar6k, sz6ttesek,
sz6nyegek, mind kivalo izlessel
tervezve, gy0ny0riien szinezve.
Sz6nyegek, amik egyszerti
rongybol kesziilnek, bamulato-
san szepek. Biztosan nagy 81
keruk lesz Parisban is.
Mez6nagymihaly asszonyai
gyony0ru terit6kkel rukkoltak
XII. Hasonlitanak a mezokoves-
di munkakra, de megis masok
eek. Ujszeruek, mem olyan
sablonosak, mint a k0vesdiek
munkaja.
Gelej vaszon-kezimunkakkal
vesz reszt a kiallitason. Egysze-
Ri falusi asszonyok keszitettek
a mintakat is. EvszazadoS min
tax, formak, megis nagyon tet-
szenek mindenkinek.
A negy falu minden megta-
karithato fillereit beleoltek az
asszonyok, lanyok a kezimun-
kakba. AIT remelik, hogy mum
kajukert jutalmat kapnak, ide-
jukert cserebe peng6ket, me-
lyekert ujabb anyagot akarnak
vasarolni, hogy meg tobb kezi-
munkat tudjanak piacra adni.
A mezokeresztesi kiallitas
anyagat Parisban bamulja
maid a nagy vilag es szereznek
dicsoseget a magyar n6k
igyessegenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08

Harman valanak Toledo va
rosaban az erdemes magyarok
a mutt ev oszen, amikor az al
lam b6lcsessegeb0l folyolag ell
erkezett az az lido, hogy el6 le-
hetett isnet venni a vadasz-
fegyvereket es neki lehetett
vagni OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, fiirge
nyulak es vidaman repked6 ia
canok utan.
Harman valanak a toledoi
magyar vadaszok, akik novem-
ber 15-en azzal a kemeny ell
hatarozassal ultek az automo-
bilba:
- Mem lat bennUnket addig
Toledo varosa, amig tele ta-
risznyaval mem kerulunk haza.
Semmiben sem lett volna hi
anyossag az indulaskor. meg
voltak toltve a kulacsok is ala
posan, csak eppen egyetlen
kerdes merult fel:
- Hol talalunk olyan he
lyet, ahol vad is van, meg a
vadaszatot is megengedik a
harom toledoi magyar polgar-
max.
Megfelelt ere nyomban Su-
to Bella:
= III csak hajtsatok gepet
ARA, amerre en- mondom. Van
nekem a hatarban egy oreg
amerikai farmer ismeros0m,
ia, de az eletben is keresztul
akarja vinni XIII. Leo papa
enciklikajanak tanait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
MARYLAND IS

Marylandban a t0rvenyho-
zasban eros agitaci6 folyik,
hogy a banyaszokat vizsgaztas-
SAX es banyaszpapirral ada
max miik0desi engedelyt a sza-
mukra.
Ugyancsak ala akarjak vetni
az 0sszes banyakat a vizsgalat-
max, inert idaig. a tiz munkAs-
nal kevesebb embert alkalmaz6
banyak a banyafeltig ellen
6rzese ala mem estek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08

men,.
| De Sito Bella mem allott k0-
telnek, hanem meg veszt jos
lobban kialtotta:
- Mem en- addig, amig meg
mem fizettem neki. Latiatok
AIT a lovat oft a lucernas fold;
szelen?
AIT a ven, tor6d0tt lovat a.
yak is lathatta volna.
/ - Latjuk..
\ - No., ha> latjatok, hat en-
innen egy tapodtat Sc megyek.
amig ait a gebet agyon nem
l0vOm.
/ Toltotte is mar a ketcs0vu
puskat nagy sietseggel.
Ii csak maradjatok a
gepben, anig en- bemegyek a
mezobe es nekiszegzem pus-
kamat. Dog lesz abbol a lobol
ket. perc mulya.
Megijedt a beszedre a ket
vadaszpajtas szornyiikeppen.
Kerleltek, k0nyorogtek, de nem
volt a szonak foganatja. Atle-
petit az utszeli arkon Sit6 Be-
la, nekivagott. a mez6nek es
ment egyenesen a 10 fele nagy
kiabalassal:
/ = Visznek mar teged a kese-
lyuk hamarosan.
Az automobilban maradt ket
vadasz; akik a farmer kerese
felol semnit Sc tudtak, egy-
mast biztatgattak:
- Csak a szaja jar koma-
max, de mem csinal az, ilyenl
bolondot. Meggondolja a dol
got haromszor is, amig a lohoz
er.
De bizony remilve lattak,
hogy Sut6 Bella mem gondolt
meg semmit. Odalepett a lo,-
fejehez, nekiszegezte a. t0lt0tt
fegyvert a vakszemenek es -
ordog buick a borebe = el is
sut0tte. "A golyos toltes akko-
rat szolt, mint valami kisebb-
fajta agyu. AZ Greg lonak Sc
Hkellett tobb, AIT Sc mondta,
hogy bikkmag, csak leesett a.
hatara es egnek forditotta,
negy tehetetlen labat..
A kocsiban lilo ket vadasz-
cimbora felebredt ARA, hogy
ennek fele Sc trefa. Begyujtot-
tax a motort, nekieresztettek
a kerekeket, ugy elvagtattak
a helysziner6l, hogy csak ugy
porzott az ut. Meg Sc alltak.
Toledoig. Hasztalan kiabalt
utanuk Suto Bella torkaszakad-
tabol:.
Hova mentek? Alljatok,
meg. Most mar szabad a va
daszat..
Mem alltak volna meg azok,
a vilag minden kincseert sem.
Mikor hazaertek, meg a pus-
kakat is eldugtak es kes6 es-
tig a telefon k0ril ultek, hogy
mikor szolal maid meg a me-
gyei b0rtonb6l Sut6 Bella hang
ja:
= Jojjetek ertem es valtsa-
tOk XII.
Mem jott a telefonon at SEM
mi hang, eIlenben este II Ora
tajban egyszerre csak holtra
faradtan, izzadtan, porosan be-
allitott Siit6 Bella, akinek IT,
zenhet mertf0ldet kellett gya-
logoljon, hogy hazajusson.
Mem szolt egy darabig semmit,
csak a masodik er6sit6 pohar
utan mondta keseruen:
- Az is kutya legyen, aki
megegyszer kimegy veletek va
daszni.
Olyan hire lett ennek a fur
csa esetnek Toledob hogy
meg az angol napilapok is
megemlekeztek fel6le es azok-
max j6voltabd adhat fel6le hirt
kakashazi KAKAS MARION.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
HAJDUNANAS

keriiletenek kepviseloje Ma
day Gyula beszamolo beszedet
tartott keriiletenek egyik k0z
segeben Balmazujvaroson e.
eppen arrol beszelt, hogy talar
nincsen mar messze az lido, 6
mikor az elcsatolt reszek fel
szabadulnak; amikor szivehez
kapott, eld6lt es a mellette al
10 Drozdy Gy0rgy karjaibs
esett. Azonnal a debreceni xii
nikara szallitottak, ahol azon.
ban masnap kiszenvedett.
A meguresedett keruletber
persze a halaleset utan nyom-
ban megindult a valasztasl
hare: a kormanypart Benk6
Geza hajdumegyei ugyeszt je-
lolte, a kisgazdapart pedig Sza-
kacs Andort, aki az 1935-Os
valasztason mem egeszen szaz
szavazattal bukott meg. Nep-
szeru ember a keruletben es
sok remenye lehet, hogy meg
is valasztjak.
Az amerikai magyarok, akik
regen kivandoroltak, mem tud-
jak elkepzelni, mint folyik
mostanaban Magyarorszagon a
valaSztaS.
Mem ugy, mint regen. Min
csenek zaszlok, melyeken elite
tik a kepviselojeloltet. Szines
tollakat Sc kapnak a kalapok
melle, elmult mindez a beke
vilaggal. A valasztas lit sem
olyan szines, mint volt.
Talan utoljara, de meg nyil-
tan szavaznak Nanason es a
keriilet mas negy k0zsegeben
Balmazujvaroson, Teglason es
Hajduhadhazon.
Ma mar nepgyuleseken lit is
hangszorot hasznalnak, hogy
azok is halifax a beszedet, akik
tavol allnak az emelvenytol es
a kortesek lit is autokon sza-
guldanak.
Egy hettel a valasztas elott
mar mem szabad gyulesezni. De
szabad hazrol-hazra jarva agi-
talni. Els szabad nyomtatvany
utjan is korteskedni. Els elnek
is a jeloltek ezzel a szabadsag-
gal.
Az amerikai magyarok bizto-
san hallottak arrol, hogy Ma.
gyarorszagon is van egy part
mely kozeli rokonsagot tart a
nemetorszagi horogkeresztes
partial. TIT nyilas-keresztes
partnak hivjak oket es veze.
rik: negyvenezer holdas gr6f
A neve Festetich Sander, ak
arrol nevezetes, hogy politika.
partial nagyon gyakran val.
toztatja. Legel6szor 1918-bar
az oktoberi forradalom utar
bukkant fel a neve. Akkor Ka.
rolyi Mihaly kormanyaban volt
hadlgyminiszter. Aztan a $40.
cialdemokrata parthoz csatla.
kozott. A kommun alatt persze
termelob obiztos volt sajat birto-
kan. Az ellenforradalom utar
egy darabig mem szerepelt, az.
tan a kormany partjaban fog.
lalt helyet. Nyugtalan we're, q
mikor Hitler uralomra keriilt
ARA birta, hogy a nemet vezel
politikajat probalja magyar
f0ldre plantalni.
Most a nyilaskeresztes part
vezere es a nanasi keriiletben
pr6balta egyik hivet kepvisel6-
jel0ltnek felleptetni.
Art hirdettek, hogy ebben a
keriiletben nagyon eros a part
lux Is jatek lesz q mandatu-
mot megszerezni. Hamar hde-
rtilt azonban: hiaba k0lt0tte el
I er6f . sok penzt, annyi ala