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Evening star., 1937-04-24
HOMES BEING BUILT
IN COLLEGE HEIGHTS

Construction OF five modern homes
Is under way in College Heights,
adjoining the Washington-Baltim
Boulevard short distance south of
the University of Maryland, according
to A. H. Seidenspinner, Riverdale
realtor and president Of the Shepherd
& Gilbert Co., owners Of the nearby
Maryland development.
The new homes range in size from
six to eight rooms and are Of the SUBJ
stantial brick or stucco types which
characterize the 80 homes already
built in this growing subdivision
Seidenspinner states. AS has been the
case with the present homes, the new
homes are being built to meet the
needs of families of the faculty of the
University Of Maryland nearby and
the scientists stationed at the United
States Agricultural Experimental
Farm, a few miles distant, since a
majority Of College Heights home
owners are connected with one Of
these two establishments.
Evening star., 1937-04-24
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the placing Of card lounge. Though
the rest Of the house is decorated in
typical early American style, the card
lounge, with its leather furniture,
sun-tan mirrors and silver wall
paper, lends distinctly modern
touch.
Two Master Bed Rooms.
On the second floor there are two
master bed rooms. one with private
bath, and smaller room which has
been attractively furnished as a
nursery There is, Of course, large
hall bath
The entire third floor has been
furnished as study or club room.
and is one OF the most attractive spots
in the house. The basement con-
tains built-in garage, servants room
and recreation space.
A pleasing exterior effect has been
obtained by carefully designed mill
work and soft rose-colored, sand
finished brick, true to type found in
Colonial homes. Slate for the roof,
Of unusually heavy texture, comes
from Virginia quarry, which in the
past has furnished roofing protection
for most Of the fine old homes of this
section.
Other construction features include
furred walls, rock wool insulation and
Bryant air conditioning Unusual care
has been given the landscaping Of
the lot, producing an attractive gar
den, which is overlooked by rear
porch accessible from the living
room.
Evening star., 1937-04-24
more went into the financing Of new

more went into the financing OF new
homes"
Savings and loan associations eligi-
BILE for membership in the Federal
Home Loan Bank System, he said,
provided more than one-third OF all
home mortgage credit in 1885, which
was more than six times as much as
all mutual banks, more than flve
times as much Is all life insurance
companies, more than four times a.
much as all national banks and con-
siderably more than the mortgage
credit provided by all mortgage COM
panies, trustees. bond companies,
Evening star., 1937-04-24

construction companies, individuals
and others taken together.
The directors also heard Donald H.
McNeal, deputy to the general man
ager of the Home Owners Loan Corp,
in charge Of property reconditioning
and appraisal for the corporation.
He discussed the Federal home build
ing service plan.
Evening star., 1937-04-24
Bathroom Walls GRAY.

In a bath room decorated In tones
Of gray and deep blue, the walls are
Of clear gray; the ceiling is painted
deep blue. Blue is also the color OF
the shower curtain, the window shades,
the towels and the linoleum on the
floor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
FIRST METHODIST

Once each month the First Methodist and the First Baptist churches of Waterbury unite in a special service for the youth of their respective groups. During the winter these services have b; l unusually successful and att :ctive. On Sunday night, March l4th, the sixth in the series of ten services will be given. Dr. Row. lard Bainton, professor in Yale University, will be the special speaker. He will give a dramatic ser: Ion on the Life of St. Francis of !Assasai. Dr. Bainton is an un- Y ally popular speaker in youth circles all over the eastern part of our country and has decently b:s1 supplying one of the large ulpits in New York city with un- usu-l success. The service Sunday night will start with a social hour at 3:30 o'clock to which are in- vited the members of the youth organizations of both churches. At 7:c3 o'clock the general public is invited to the usual worship serv- ice. Rev. David Gaines of the Bap- tist church and Rev. Theodore c. Bobilin of the Methodist church
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
|KRESCE STORES
 UNDERGO CHANGE
Wall Removed, Combining Departments; Makes
 Shopping Easier

No longer is there a separation between the two departments of the Kresge store in this city! Re- moval of Q wall which once sep" arated the two departments has efTected Q combination of the five and ten cent section with the twen- ty-five cent to one dollar section. Where once there existed two sta:es there is now only one, but the pres- ent one Is larger, more convenient, and in general an easily recognized Improvement.
 Although the two departments, & 10, and 25 to $l actually existed prior to the redecorating and rem ovating, 1t was and is, all under the single management, and the two divisions worked in coordination. Now all merchandise Is centered in one huge store, to make shopping easier, speedier and more comfort able. Decorations and renovations have made the store brighter and more cheery; and larger display counters all rearranged for the pur- pose of saving steps on the part of the customer, have been set up Manager Albert Golden personally supervised the work of altering the store.
 ! Since the alterations that trans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
Veterans Attend Rites
 For Gold Star Mother
Various Local Service AuxiIiaries Honor Mrs. William Oracie-SOIemn High Mass at SS. Peter Paul's

Various veterans organizations and auxiliaries were represented at the funeral of Mrs. William Oracle, Gold Star mother, which was held this morning at 8:16 o'clock from the home, White Oak Lane, to Sts. Peter and Pauls church where Q solemn mass of requiem was cele- brated at 9 o'clock by Rev. James Woods assisted by Rev. Francis Murphy, deacon and Rev. Thomas Mulcahy, sub-deacon.
 The honorary delegation from the Gold Star Mothers, included: Mrs Mary Mellon, Mrs. Mary Saunders Mrs. Margaret Dunn, Mrs. Julia Conklin, Mrs. Elizabeth Cunning ham and Mrs. Ella Fallowell.
 The D. A. v. Auxiliary was rep. resented by Mrs. Anna Schell, Mrs Mary Madden, Mrs. Carrie Clancy Mrs. Mary Delaney, Mrs. Josephine Donahue, Mrs. Isabel Martone ano Mrs. Lura Dutton.
 Members of the Canadian Legion itl attendance were: Edward B. Pc. terS and Arthur Sprano and the Canadian Legion Auxiliary was rep. resented by Mrs. Edward P. Peters Mrs. Robert Sprano, Mrs. John De. Vito, Mrs. Duncan Rose, Mrs. Harry White, Mrs. Acland Wright ane Mrs. George Dubay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12

The regular monthly meeting of c 1irst Baptist Men's leaene will be held at the home Of tho president William D. Van Tassel, >4 Arden road, Monday evening. at 6 o'clcol The speaker will be Edward H. Davis of the scovill
 'anufacturing company. All men of the church and Congregation are invited. Arrangements for the transportation of those wishing to attend and not having autcnO- bile1 will be made If requests will be left at the church ofiice not .ss.r than noon Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12

formed the two departments to one, the staff of clerks and other eTn- ployes has been increased until at the present time 1t is larger than 1t has ever been In the history of Kres- ge's establishment in this city. The extra staff will be needed on Satur- day of this week, however, for in celebration of the stores re-crea. ton. 8 mammoth safe has been planned. The cafeteria and pastry counters are larger and more com plete than ever before, since the two stores became one, and the beauty salon has re.opened under entirely new management.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
SECOND coNoREoATIoNAL


 "From Manager to Throne" a drama of "rhe Life and Passion of .Iesus," will be presented in the Second Congregational church the "wednesday and Thursday nights following Easter at 8 O. clock. The drama was written and arranged b. Raymond L. Clarke, formerly organist of the Plymouth Congregational church in New Haven and was presented there for the last six years and each year drew capacity audineces for four consecutive nights. Mir. Clarke will direct the Waterbury play and is now rehearsing a lai. cast twice weekly. The drama is in twelve scenes and depicts principal events in the life of Jasus from birth to ascension. .--his will be the first time in the history of Waterbury that Q Pas sion Play of such magnitude has been undertaken. In order to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
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guarantee seats for those who are sincerely interested, tickets have bs sa printe. and will be ready for f::e distribution to the general public after the morning service and the evening forum sessions at the Second Congregational church, and during the week at the church office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12

Representatives of the Daughters of Isabella were: Mrs. Margaret Candy, Mrs. Henry Hayden, Mrs Amanda Mcuovern, Mrs. Mary o. Rourke, Mrs. Margaret Greaney and Miss Jane L. Casey.
 Burial was in Calvary cemetery with cornmittal services by Father Murphy.
 The pallbearers were: Joseph, Robert and James Oracle, Abner Richardson, Asa York and Raoul Pronovost.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
ewrDIsH LUTHER,AN

Eldon Rohs of Naugatuck, grade uate of Upsala College, will conduct the service in English at the Swedish Lutheran church Sunday morning at l0:45 o'clock. The regular nleet- ing of the Sunday school will be held at 0:45 a. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
sHORT LINE TRTPLEs BUsTNEss

Toledo (UP)-The Pioneer 6s Fay- cite Railroad, northwestern Caios short line, tripled its business last last year when 1t hauled l,026 car- loads of freight. It is Q l4-mile remnant of the old Toledo q Vest ern electric line. using Q gasoline- powered locomotive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
BURGLARS PREFER POSTOFFICE

Chinook, Ore. (UP)--1saac Knud- sens postofiice store here is a verit- able happy hunting ground for con- scientious providers. Knudsen's store was burglarized five times in the last two years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
DRY CHALK CURES HICCUPs

Monroeville, o. (UP)--After 10 days of continuous hiccuping, A. w. Koch found relief. The story Of his distress brought suggestions from all parts of the country. 4 half teaspoon of pulverized white chalk, taken dry, proved 0 cure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
MONTANA TO CELEBRATE

MONTANA TO CELEBRATE
 Billings, Mont. (UP)-Plans are being made under the sponsorship of the Billings Commercial club for a Golden Jubilee Exposition of Mon- tana in August, 1889, to mark the 50th anniversary of the admission of the state into the union,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
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sl participate ln sh1 tohda tsle service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
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This newest department of Hadleys offers a separate Mans Shop which takes its place proudly among Waterbury's finest clothing departments After years of study and planning, Hadleys pre- sents this new service to men who instinctvely want finer clothing clothes that reflect the finest in styling as we'll as in tailoring. Our many requests for Quality Clothing with Liberal Credit" have prompted this department and the response already accorded it convinces us of the Public's approval. Experienced, courteous clothing salesmen to assist you
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

kat vesz, akik penzt adnak ne
XII, patentet szerezni az egesz
vilagra.
Mem hiaba jart Katko Ist-
van Amerikaban. Remekiil lie
tudja festeni a j0v6beni millio-
kat annak, akit6l penzt akar
kapni a patent 1tani hajsza-
hOz.
Egy falujabeli mar tarsa.
Irast adott neki, hogy osztoz-
max maid a hasznon.
Harom levelet mutogat kill
foldi patent irodakt6l. En- fel-
ismerem: litografalt levelek, a
milyenek a patent irodakban
keszen vannak, csak a nevet
kell a level fejere irni.
Igazoljak az eredekl6d6 le-
vel atvetelet es tudatjak, hogy
a feltalalo otlete kitiin6 es ha
hvitelezi es megszerzi a pa
tenteket, elindul ARA az ultra.
|amelyen Edison es a t0bbi naey
feltalalo jart es munkajanak
gyumolcse gazdagga teszi st.
Az iroda keszseggel segit ne
XII - de kiildj0n be el6zetes
koltsegekre annyi es annyi dol
lart, frankot, vagy markat,
aszerint, hogy a level mely or
szagbol valo. Mert Mr.. Katk6
irt vagy husz orszagba.
Mem akartam Katk6 Istvant
megszomoritani, mikor a nagy
paksamkta levelet felpakkolta
Mem mondtam meg neki, hogy
en- sem hiszek abban, hogy &
valaha milliomos lesz.
A hajok - dacara, hogy Mr.
x. Newhall-ban mar is ey
elott, DIR. Katk6 meg most
Szurten feltalalta a ved6esz.
kozt - a tengereken tovabbra
is imbolyogva fognak jarni.
UZENET::
Gy0rgy Dess6, e. Columbus.
- Az On ismer6sei, Mr.. Mil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

mem lel1etett eladni. A hajos-
tarsasagok mem hittek a pa.
tentben.
A megszallt felvideken var
egy falu. Sziirte a kis falu ne.
We. Szegeny emberek lakjak
ahk nehezen elnek.
Ebben a faluban lakik B
Katk6 Istvan volt amerikai ma.
gyar. Hdrom es fel hold f0ldet
.tur, ebb6l kell a megelhetest
;el6teremtenie.
Kearsarge, Mich h.-ben rezba'
'nyaban dolgozott, oft baleset
erte. Ko-hazban fekiidt es ak.
kor jutott eszebe, hogy meg
kellene szabadulni a nehez
munkatol, mely meg hozza q
szegeny rezbanyasz eletet is
veszelyezteti.
De hogy lehetne legjobbar
megszabadulni?
Amerikaban ia ilfcsen sors
jegy, hogy a szegeny ember f6
nyeremenyt iithessen meg. ICY
jutott eszebe, hogy valamit fe
kellene talalni es azzal vagyont
szerezni.
De NIT talaljon fel?
Gondclkozik, gondolkozik 6.
ICY jut eszebe, hogy AIT kellen,
kitalalni, hogy lehetne olya1
hajot gyartani, hogy az n,
inogjon, hanem sirnan menjer
a tengeren.
Masfel evig volt t0rott laba
val a k6rhazban, addig min
dig gondolkozott, furt, fara
lgott, egy perez mem volt, hog,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

ne a talalmanyra gondOlt vol
ma.
-M.nden keresmenyemet
bele0ltem = mondja banato.
san B. Katko Istvan - eveker
keresztul, megprobaltam szaz.
felekeppen is, de mindig mas
jOtt XII, mem az, amt szeretten
volna. Aztan hazajottem, de It'll
az ohazaban Sc tudtam nyu.
godni. TIT is haitott mindig va.
lami bels6 sugallat, hogy ne
hagyjam abba a kutatast, pro
balgatast.
Most megcsinaltam az vi
szerkezetet.
Egy meter hosszu csonakra
szerelte fel a legszivattyukkal
ellatott szerkezetet. Vizre bo.
csajtotta, hullamZasba hozta q
vizet, de a cs6nakba helyezett
poharb6l, bar szinultig tele
volt, egy csepp viz Sc loccsant
XII. Megfurta a cs6nakot, de q
|legszivattyuk miik0desbe i0ttek
es mem engedtek felrebillennj
a csonakot.
- A talalmanyom tehat 81.
|keriilt.
A hajostarsasagok azonbar
mas nezeten vannak. Mem hi
SILK Ell, hogy nagy haj6kon al
kalmazni lehetne Mr.. Katkt
patentjet.
rs lit a bal. Katko Istvan
akarcsak az amerikai paten
tesek - minden penzet sza
badalmi tigyviv6knek kiild0z
gette el, ami ellen csaladja no
sep sztval, hol veszekedesse
tiltakozik. Mem hiszik ell, hogv
amit Katk6 a patentre kolt0tt
(csinos kis vagyon) mem kidd
bott penz.
Es - sajatjab6l mar nine.
NIT koltenie. Merit annie volt
at mar elkolt6tte. Ugyanugy
mint a Newhall-i feltalal6.
Most Katk6 Istvan is tarsa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
w. FEJEZET

Kis lido mulva batyam bevitte Ferral-
dot a hazba. Anyam area kesz tanulmany
VOLT mialatt kezetszoritott a gonosztevo-
vel De Fonok, nindamellett, meghivta
ejszakara.
Ez gondolkodoba ejtett. Senh sem le-
hetett erzekenyebb masok erzelmei irant,
mint Fonok es eppen exert csodalkoztam,
hogy nemcsak behozta Ferraldot hazba,
hanem meg ejszakara is oft tartja, holott
jol tudhatta, hogy gazember nevenek
puszta felemlitese is eleg ARA, hogy
anyamnak eszebe juttassa fla multjanak
sotet reszet. Anyam osszeszoritott foggal
ajkan eroszakolt mosollyal fogott kezet We
lie es hamarosan magunkra hagyott. Mem
sokara Ferrald is lefekiidt, aztan Fonok
allott fel es nagyot nyujtozkodott.
Az ebedl0ben Ultiink, bar volt uriszo-
bank is, de keveset hasznaltuk Rendszerint
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

ler es neje, september 2-an
ertesitettek Wien-b6l, hogy ne
gyediker Budapestre erkeznek
es szeretnenek a Royal szallo-
ban egy ket-agyas szobat. En-
negyediken elutaztam Buda-
pestrol, de elutazasom elott
rendeltem nekik szobat a Ro-
yalban es otthagytam egy nev-
jegyet is szamukra, melyben
sajnalatomat fejeztem XII, hogy
mem .talalkozhattam veliik. -
visszaerkezesem utan legna-
gyobb meglepetesemre uzenet
vart a szallodamban, hogy a
Grimm penzi6ban laknak es
keressem fel 6ket. Persze mar
akkor Ok messze lehettek Bu-
dapestt6l, mikor en- visszater-
tenn a f6varosba. Csak ait tu-
dom, hogy most a Royal szall6
zaklat engem a lefoglalt szoba
Matt, amit Millerek mem vet
tex igenybe. Sajnalom, hogy
mem talalkoztam veliik Is igv
mem hallhattam Magukr6l. -
SziveS iidv0zlet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

Az aulerikai magyarok k0zt
mem ismeretlen a 'feltalalo" !.
Aki keresetet ARA kolti, hogy
"patentot- szerez talalmanya-
ra, amibol azonban csak a pa
tentet szerz0 irodanak van
haszna, de a feltalalonak MIN
csen, inert az egesz vilagra XII
terjedo patentet, - melyre jaj
de gyakran ramegy nemcsak a
feltalalo minden megtakaritott
penze, de meg a sogoroke, ko-
make is. akik a nagy haszon-
Dol valo reszesedes remenyeben
k0lcs0nt nyujtanak a feltala-
lonak, egyszeriien mem le-
het ertekesiteni.
-Persze, a feltalal6 ait hiszi
es hirdeti, hogy a kapitalistak
osszeeskudtek es mem engedik,
hogy a szegeny ember is va
gyonhoz jusson talalmanya al
tai. Es zaklatja a lapok seer
keszt6segeit, a papokat es min
denkit, aki csak eszebe jut,
hogy segitsenek rata es adjak
el a patentet.
Mikor mem sikeriil, - jon
mex a goromba levelek a seer
keszt6nek. Meg j6, ha csak az
van a lev6lben, hogy kapitalis-
ia berenc lett a szerkeszt6 es
8 sem akarja a szegeny ember
boldogilasat. Mert neha van
max a levelekben ennel cifrab-
bak is
Jaj, de sok ilyen levelet Zap
tam IL ev alatt q BAnyaszlap-
nal.
Hogy inert mondom most el
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
Irja: FAY FISHER

egyet Sc lehetett ertekesiter1i.
Enlekezem: egyszer elliott
Himlervillere.
- No szerkeszt6 ur, - mon
dotta a Banyaszlap szerkeszt6-
segeben nekem, - most aztan
igazan olyan patentem van,
hogy ebbol million Iesz, de dol
larokban Is mem rongyos ko
ronakban (1922-ben volt), mint
most Magyarorszagban jarja.
Feltalaltam, hogy lehet megcsi-
nalni, hogy a haj6k ne limbo
lyogjanak a tengeren, hanem
sep sinan mehjenek. No EFT
mar muszaj lesz megvenni a
kapitalistanak.
- Bizony, - feleltem - ha
ezt feltalalta, akkor csakugyan
m1lllOmOS leSZ.
Egy sereg rajzot, tervezetet
rakott elem, amikhez en- mem
ertettem. Ezeket mar nehez
penzert a patent iroda keszi.
tette neki es persze oft volt 8
level mellette, hogy ha 24O dol
lart bekiild, hany allamra seer
xix meg a patentet. Akkorabar
kOltOz0tt Newhall mell6l egy
csalad Himlervillere. Azokho,
jott az illet6, hogy a 'haszon
boil val6 reszesedesert adianal
k0lcs0n penzt a patent meg
szerzesehez.
Adtak is, de reszesedest sohs
mem kaptak, inert a patentet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

faradtak voltunk este es vacsora utan az
asztal mellett idogaltuk feketenket.
Elhidegil beszelgetes, ha kozben mask
szobaba megy at az ember.
- En- is felmegyek. Jo ejszakat, Rickie
mondta batyam.
Osszeszedtem minden batorsagomat es
en- is felkeltem.
Varj egy pillanatig mondtam
neki -
Szivesen - felelte, megallva az
ebedl6ajtonal. Mosolyogva megfordult, de
mosolyarol leritt az eroltetettseg.
Osszekapartam egy par szot es nagy-
nehezen kinyogtem.
- Ez kicsit tuleros volt, Fonok. Meg
sem cipelhetsz ide ilyen fickokat anyank-
hoz
- Oh, tenyleg nem? -4
- Mem. s~'
Becsukta maga m0gott csarnok alta
jat es visszajott az asztalhoz Rak0ny0k0lt
az asztal sarkara es mosolyogva szembene-
zett velem.
- Ereszd mar ell, Rickie! - mondta
Mely lelegzetet vettem
Miutan bemutattal Ferraldnak, XII
sz0ktem hatso alton es hallottam be-
szelgetestek javareszet. AIT is hallottam,
hogy tie NIT valaszoltal
- Valoban EFT tetted?
Borzalmas volt az area, bar a hangia
egy csoppet sem valtozott meg. Csak SEE
me es vonasai torzultak ell, mintha kesz
volna nekemugrani es darabokra tepni
Most mar megertettem niert mem mertek
meg nala erosebb vereked6k sem szembe-
nezni vele. Minden erom elhagyott es 0sz-
szeborzadtam, mid6n valaszolnam kellett.
- Tudom, hogy helytelenseg volt, de
XII kellett hogy hallgassalak. 0rulok, hogy
megtettem. Hallottam, amint megigerted
Ferraldnak, hogy vele egyitt k0veted a
nyomot. Loomis nyomat De tie mem me-
hetsz!
- Miert ne mehetnek? - most is mo-
solygott, de ez a mosoly annyira gunyos
volt, hogy minden verem az arcomba sza-
ladt
- Mem mehetsz! = feleltem. - Mert
ha elmesz, hitvany kutya vagy! Mem hagy-
hatod, hogy Allardyce felakassza magat,
mar pedig ennek az lesz vege, ha megint
belekezdesz a revo1veres munkaba. Es
torveny megint iildoz6be vesz. Es EFT te
is tudod
Feleje tartan karjaimat.
- Fonok, - k0ny0r0gtem, - ne mu-
laszd ell ezt a sep alkalmat es ne engedd,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

mindezt? Hamar megmondom.
Zold koromban Newhan, w.
Va--ban jartam. OFT talalkoz-
tam az els6 anerikai magyar
raj, aki egy sereg patented
rendelkezett. A nevet mem from
XII. Biztos vagyok benne, hogy
akik 1920-1921-ben Newhallon
eltek, biztosan raisnernek.
Mikor megismertetett pa
tentjeivel, = mem ismerve meg
az amerikai viszonyokat - ma
gam is AIT hittem: ennek az
embernek a kezeben van a sze-
rencse kulcsa, csak ell kell adni
kitiin6 patentjeit;; milliomos
lesz.
A fe]talalo is EFT allitotta.
Persze nem csak nekem, hanem
rokonainak is. Es el is szedte
toluk minden megtakaritott
penziiket. hogy patentjeit az
egesz vilagra kiterjeszthesse.
Mem vart addig, anig esetleg
az Egyesiilt Allamokban clad a
sok koziil csak egyetlen paten-
tet is, hanem siirg6sen be akar-
ia jegyeztetni talalmanyait
meg Ausztraliara is.
Es ere persze rengeteg pen7
kellett, a patent irodak mem
dolgoznak olcs6n. Temerdek
lpenzt kuld0tt Mr.. K, Newhall
w. Va.-bol a patent irodaknak
de tudtommal a mem tudonl
Ihany tucat patentje koziil