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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-20
Annual Masonic
Banquet Saturday
Night, May q

The annual banquet of the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge of Minnesota,
and the Eastern Star Grand Chap
ter will be held Saturday, May 81
at Phyllis Wheatley House at
8 p. m.
This is the yearly affair of the
Masons of the Minnesota jurisdic-
ton and its women's affiliate, the
o. E. S. Masonic high officials led
by Grand Master Chester Johnson
will be in attendance.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-20
Princess SandrO Is
Indicted for Grand
Larceny Trial May 23

Mrs. Bertha Cox, known as
Princess" Sandro, fortune teller,
683 Rondo Street, st. Paul, now
serving a ninety-day sentence in
the Ramsey workhouse, was in
dicted last week by the Ramsey
County grand jury on the more
serious charge of grand larceny.
The indictment was based on a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-20
George ]. Cheek,
Pullman EmplOye,
Dies Suddenly

e George ]. Cheek, husband of
Mrs. Molly NJ. Cheek, died sudden
ly Monday, May 10th, at his resi-
dence, 1922 Both Ave. South. Flu
neral services were held Friday,
May goth, at 2 p. m, from Zion
Baptist Church. Rev. Bolts offici-
ated. Interment Crystal Lake
cemetery. Neal Funeral Home,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-20

complaint signed by a Wisconsin
woman who alleged she gave Mrs.
Cox $2,350 to insure the safety of
her and her son.
She will be tried on the grand
larceny charge Monday when she
will be brought in from the work.
house for trial.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-20
You Don't Have
To Be in Doubt

AS to your welcome when you
patronize advertisers in this paper,
you can bet your bottom dollar the
advertisers in this paper want and
appreciate your pennies, nickels,
dimes and dollars.
And to be sure of the best, men
ton this paper when you buy
Adv.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-20

walking through the railroad yards
on the way to the Milwaukee
station. .......s 49,.
Mr.. Davis is active in Mime
apolis church circles.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-20
Garnett Davis
Is Recovering
After Mishap

Garrett Davis, Minneapolis rail-
road employee, is recovering from
injuries received 10 days ago when
he was struck by an engine while
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-20

Reverend Adam Powell, and pho
tograph of the famous Colonial
Parkway Apartments on Sugar
Hill, Harlem.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-20

Mrs. Abbie M. Johnson, of Phila-
delphia, granddaughter ruler of the
Daughter Elks of the 1. B. P. o.
E. w., will arrive in st. Paul next
Thursday, May 26, to visit Como
Temple No. 1913 of Daughter Elks.
This will be the first official visit
of the distinguished woman leader
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-20

big crowd and signs indicate that
they won't be disappointed.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-20

to the Twin Cities. Nationally
known as a civic and fraternal
leader, Mrs. Johnson is one of the
country's outstanding figures.
While in the city she will be
house guest of Mrs. Susie Bowen,
1872 N. Avon Street, Daughter
Ruler of the st. Paul Temple.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-20

You will find that it pays to
trade with YOUR newspapers ad-
vertisers.-Advt.
Evening star., 1938-07-29

Stanton Park, oyster School, Keene
School, Truesdale, Randle Highlands,
Dennison, Morse. Garnet-Patterson
and Langston-Slater schools.
Attending the session were Mrs.
Elizabeth Peoples, Community Center
director: Miss Sybil Baker, supervisor
Of the Playground Department.; Lewis
r. Barrett, co-ordinator OF recreation; !;
Birch Bayh, Richard Tennyson, DR..
e. B. Henderson, T. G. Jef1ers and Ed
ward Kelly.
They made their recommendations
with the condition that none of the
Fairgrounds be operated without su-
pervision.
The District Works Progress Ad-
ministration already has indicated it
will provide additional supervisors
should other Fairgrounds be opened.
In telephone conversation with
DR.. Chester Holmes, acting superin-
tendent of schools, Mrs. Mary Steele.
head Of the women's and professional
project for the District w. P. A., yes
terday stated 20 trained recreation
leaders certified for w. P. A. employ
ment are Immediately available.
Views of Committee.
The committee stated following yes
terday's session:
In making these recommendations,
the committee desires to call attention
to the fact that of the ITS schools, a
great many are not suitable for play
ground use, either because of in
adequate area or proximity to other
supervised schools or Fairgrounds.
THE committee hopes that the con-
summation of these plans will reduce
the traffic toll, but 1t cannot be cer-
tain of the result, since a careful
study Of the six recent deaths OF chill
Evening star., 1938-07-29

dren In trafnc accidents reveals that
these children lived within easy walk
ing distance Of supervised Fairgrounds.
Attention should be called to the
fact that some Of these children were
30 young that they could not reach
a playground unless accompanied by q
parent or older person.
"The committee feels that the most
urgent need at the present time is for
additional funds for the development,
improvement and operation of. areas
already owned or being acquired in
accordance with the recreation system
plan."
Formal action will be sought today
by Mrs. Steele to clear the way for
additional supervisors. The commit
tee agreed that one man and one
woman should be assigned to each of
the added Fairgrounds, making a total
Of 26 more w. P. A. employees needed
In the increase.
Meanwhile, Herbert L. Willett, direc-
tor Of the Community Chest, pointed
out that all Chest agencies dealing
with children have expanded their
summer program to help keep children
of the streets He said such a move
as made by the committee will have
q highly important bearing on the
accident rate among the youngsters
in the city"
The recent wave Of trafic deaths
involving children will be the prin-
cipal topic Of discussion at meet
ing Of the Accident Prevention In
stitute tonight at the Police Court
Building, with Richard M. Ham,
director Of safety for the American
Association in the Dis
trict, as principal speaker. Attend
Evening star., 1938-07-29
Maxi Refugee
Doctor Granted
License Here

DR.. Siegfried Speyer, German physi-
clan. given the right to practice
medicine here as q result Of one Of
the late Senator Copeland's last
omcial acts, has been granted q
license by the Board of Licensure
and plans to open an ONCE in WASH
ington, it was learned today.
The doctor. who came to the United
States in December, 1896, after 4
term In a Nazi concentration camp,
learned when he applied for q license
that several legal technicalities stood
in his way.
Senator Copeland learned Of the
doctors plight last March. On June
IA, the day before the Senator was
stricken, the bill was passed, and on
June l6, 1t was signed by the Presi-
dent. DR.. Speyer had only one more
obstacle to surmount-the Board of
Licensure.
With the private bill paving his
way, he was granted a license last
week. He said today he planned to
practice here.
And a framed picture OF Senator
Copeland will hang on the wall beside
my license" he added.
DR.. Speyer was graduated from the
Universities Of Heidelberg and Munich
and practiced medicine in Berlin
from 1911 to 1896 as a specialist in
obstetrics and gynecology. He served
as president of Berlin Medical
Society and a member of the Reichs
Medical Chamber.
Evening star., 1938-07-29

Special Meeting Called rs Radio
Appeals Reach Public.
~ the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, July 29.-The Ale
sfneny County pittsburgh Bar Asso-
Evening star., 1938-07-29
p the Associated Press,

LONDON. July 29.-The House Of
Commons recessed today until No
vember after an angry exchange
over bombings Of British ships in
Spanish waters and cheering for
United States cooperation on the
Jewish refugee problem.
Earl Winterton In reporting on the
Evian-les-B -Bains refugee conference Of
July 6-l5-to which he was British
delegate-declared:
Il think we should recognize the
interest not merely of the President
of the Government, but also of the
people of the United States in this
matter"
This statement brought loud ap-
plause. President Roosevelt initiated
the conference, to which 81 nations
sent delegates to study the problem
of refugees from Germany.
Laborites Are Aroused.
Earlier the British governments
disclosure that the British destroyer
Hero stood by without retaliating
when a Spanish insurgent plane
bombed and sank the steamer DELL
wyn Wednesday in the British -op-
Grated port Of Gambia, Spain, aroused
Evening star., 1938-07-29
Warship's Failure to Protect
British Vessel Irks Commons
Laborites Are aroused by Disclosure.
US. Cooperation on Refugees
Is Loudly Cheered.

bitter Laborite comment in Commons
Col. John Llewellin, civil lord Of the
admiralty. made the disclosure after
Richard Austen Butler, parliamentary
undersecretary for foreign affairs. had
declared that the attack appeared
deliberate.
Albert v. Alexander, Laborite, de-
manded whether there was ANY pre-
vious case in British history where a
British ship was being sunk in any
waters under the eyes Of the British
fleet and the British fleet had not
taken action"
Instructions Questioned.
Llewellin refused to answer this.
Another Labor member, Frederick Sey-
mour Cocks, then wanted to know If
naval authorities had given instruc-
tions Ito allow British ships to be
sunk under the very guns Of the Brit
ish Navy and that on no occasion shall
anybody fire upon the italian friends
Of the government"
instructions were given the royal
navy" Col. Llewellin replied, in ac-
cordance with the policy of his ma
jesty's government which is to give
full protection to British ships outside
territorial waters and not to give such
protection within territorial waters"
Evening star., 1938-07-29
INTERNATIONAL PEACE
GARDEN PLAN APPROVED
q. 8. Parks Service Submits It's
o. x. to Canadian Bureau
for Final Action.

Plans for development of the formal
area Of the International Peace Gar
den. established on the United States
Canada boundary in the Turtle Noun
tam Reserve Of North Dakota and
Manitoba, have been prepared and
approved by the National Park Serv-
Ice and submitted to the National
Parks Bureau of Canada.
Further plans for development of
the garden, which commentaries more
than century of peace between the
two nations, will be made at the 28th
annual convention Of the National
Association Of Gardeners in Cleveland,
August 1926.
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mrs. Harry
Darlington, jr; Mrs. Frank B. Noyes
and Mrs. Thomas D. Thacher, all Of
this city, are sustaining members of
the association. The late william j.
Gray, gardener to Mrs. Bliss for II
years, was organizer Of the District of
Columbia branch Of the association
A memorial in his honor is to be
erected at Dumbarton Oaks, the Bliss
estate, by the branch for dedication
next April.
Evening star., 1938-07-29

citation meets this afternoon to vote
its opinion of bills now before the
special session Of the Legislature that
would check grand jury investiga-
ton Of Gov Earle and 13 associates.
The special meeting of the asso-
citation was called as Pittsburghs five
radio stations last night carried ap-
peals to voters to threaten members
of the General Assembly with defeat
for supporting the administration
bills, one of which wauld make the
investigation an open hearing by =
committee of the Legislature.
The speakers were hastily recruited
by the Pennsylvania Legislative Coun-
Gil, sponsor Of the program, and
delivered addresses that were nearly
identical.
Declaring that "Pennsylvania TO-
Evening star., 1938-07-29

day faces the greatest crisis OF its
history" the speakers said that the
administration bills would deprive
citizens Of their basic weapon against
bad government" and put officials
beyond reach of the law that applies
to individuals.
Citing District Attorney Thomas E.
Dewey's success with grand jury in
vestigations in New York, they said 3:
What Tom Dewey did by the grand
jury system to clean up the business
racketeers, Pennsylvania should do to
the political racketeers."
Evening star., 1938-07-29
Traffic
Continued From First Page.)

relatively short distance from super
vised Fairgrounds already in operation.
The following Fairgrounds were rec
commended for reopening:
Fort Bayard Park, Pierce Mill, Fort
Dupont Park, Lincoln Park, Fort
Evening star., 1938-07-29

Erskine Caldwell's Tobacco Road"
has been transplanted into Russian
and will be published in Moscow.
Evening star., 1938-07-29

ants will discuss other ways and
means Of preventing trafIic accidents
among children in Warrington.
Evening star., 1938-07-29
EARLE PROBE BAR
HELD SURE TO WIN
Senators Say Bills Passed
In House Can Become
Law by Tomorrow.

BACKGROUND-
Charges of bldckmaiil, ertortion
and coercion came out of the spring
primary Dhen Gop. Earle ,Dds
picked as the Democratic partys
candidate for the United States
Senate.
Earle has argued the Legislature
has the sole right to Investigate the
executive branch OF the govern
ment.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
JAPAN-OROSz
FEgYvERSzUNET

A sziberiai es manzsuriai ha-
taron folyo japan-orosz habo-
rus 0sszeutk0zesek megszin-
tex, inert a szemben allo felek
kornanyai fegyversziinetet ko-
tOttek.
Valasztott birosagot hivnak
most 0ssze, anely meg fogja
vizsgalni a vitas hatarkerdese-
ket es meg fogja allapitani a
vegleges hatarokat.
A fegyversziinet megkotese
utan a japan hadvezetoseg hi
yatalos nyilatkozatban ismerte
Ell, hogy az oroszok tuzersege
kitiin6, de a gyalogsag teljesen
ertektelen, inert ARA Sc volt
kepes, hogy a tiizerseg altal
megnyitott lehet6segeket XII
hasznalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
ROOSEVELT JR.
vEDEKEzESE
Tagadja a Saturday Evening
Post aIlitasat, hogy felmilli6s
hasznOkat cSinalt vOlna

A Saturday Eevening Post
par het el6tt azzal vadolta
Roosevelt Jamest, az eln0k
fiat, hogy apjanak nagy tekin-
telyet kihasznalva, evi fel mil
lios jovedelmeket csinalt a biz
toSitasi Izletben.
A fatal Roosevelt most a
Golfers cimii hetilapban es a
radi6n keresztiil tagadta eze-
ket a vadakat. Elismerte, hogy
evi $4,000 jovedelme volt a biz
tositasb6l, de ado megtakaritas
miatt vagyonanak es jovedel-
menek felet mar korabban fe-
lesegenek adta, aH AIT kiil0n
kezeli es ICY James Rooseveltre
cSak a haszon fele maradt.
A Saturday Evening Post
cikkiroja, aki a fatal Roosevelt
tet tamadta, fentartja minden
allitasat es kijelentette, hogy
hajlando annak minden egyes
pontjat bizonyitani a birosag
el6tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
A NAzI CEPEK
Macy SIKERE
Az elsO rendes szemelyszallitas-
ra alkalmas nemet repiil6gep
megerkezett New YOrkba

Az Amerika es Europa k0-
zott tervezett rendes reptile
gep szemelyjaratok ellatasara
Nazi Nemetorszag is kiserletet
tett es celbol hat repiilogepet
epitenek, amelyek koziil az ell
SO a Brandenburg newt.
A Brandenburg augustus
lien minden elozetes bejelen-
tes nelkiil felszallt a berlini
repuloterr6l es negy reptile
tiszttel nekivagott a tenger-
mex. A 5000 mertfold hosszu
utat a gep "a es fel ora a1att
minden nehezseg nelkul tette
meg es siman szallt lie a new
york; repuloteren.
Ket napi pihenes utan a
Brandenburg vissza akar terni
Berlinbe, miutan beigazolta,
hogy a nagy utat konnyen
tudja megtenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
Magyar harangszotoI Iesz hangos
minden telep augustus no 24-en
Visszhangra talal KoIcsey emllnnepely rendezeset
kero felhivas!

Magyar szivek melyen meg
csendiilt a visszhang ARA a
felhivasra, amely kert ben
ntinket, hogy augustus 24-ik
napjan iinnepeljiik meg a
Hymnusz langlelku kolt6je-
mex, K0lcsey Ferencnek en-
lekezetet.
Magyar egyhazaink, ma
gyar egyleteink, magyar intez-
menyeink szivb6l fakado ahi-
tattal kesziilnek ARA, hogy
tisztelettel adozzanak K0lcsey
Ferenc emlekenek, ah soha
el mem mulo szavakba foglal-
ia a magyar nemzeti eszme
gondolatat es fohaszkodas
formajaban kiildte AIT a Ma
gassagbelihez.
listen AID meg a ma
gyart!
Siirii egymasutanban erke.
z6 hiradasok jelentik, hogy
megkondulnak augustus "a
en- az amerikai magyar temp
lomok harangjai, megsz6lal 8
sz6sz6H6l az iinnepi hang,
tisztelete jeleiil megemeli sii
veget minden magyar &
lenynek belsejeb6l fakad6 er
Vessel s6hajtja::
Nyujts feleje ved6 kartl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
Azok a lapok, amelyekben

Azok a lapok, amelyekben
ez az iras megjelenik, nem tar
toznak a reformatus hitelet
lapjai k0ze. Amt pedig el TO
gok mondani, az a magyaror-
szagi reformatusok esemenye
es en- megis ugy erzem, meg
kell AIT irnom. Mert ugy We
lem, hitet ad az embereknek,
ha megismernek egy embert,
akinek talcan kinaltak fel Ma
gyarorszag egyik legdiszesebb
meltosagat es aki el akarta
haritani magatol ezt a kivalo
megtiszteletest es megtisztelte-
tessel jaro gyonyort poziciot.
Hitet kapnak az emberek, ha
az esetet ismerik, hogy vannak
meg 0nzetlen, puritan embe-
rex, akik mem szaladnak a di-
szes pozici6, a kitiin6 j0vede-
lem utan, ha egyszer ugy er-
xix, hogy mas teren nagyobb
szolgalatot tehetnek a scent
hitnek, amiben hisznek es anne
lyet szolgalnak.
Maklary Karoly, a Tiszan-
tuli Egyhazkeriilet reformatus
puspoke hirtelen meghalt, ami
meglehet6sen nagy zavart oko-
zott az egyhazkeriiletben, inert
hiszen eppen a kollegium
negyszazeves jubileumi iinnep-
seget keszitik elo, melyet okto-
berben fognak megiilni.
A temetes utan nyomban a
diszes pozicio betoltese irant
kellett az illetekeseknek intez-
kedni.
Azonnal Revesz Imre debre-
ceni egyetemi tanar neve ke-
rilt forgalomba, mint aki leg
J0jj0n a vizsgalat az idegen
nyelvu lapokkal szemben minel
elobb. Macy sziikseg volt mar
ARA regen es a tisztesseges
magyar nyelvu lapoknak nincs
att6l semmi felnivalojuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18
INDITSANAK v|zSGALATOT AZ
IDECEN NYELvU LAPOk ellen

ke, Westbrook Pegler, akinek
cikkei naponta szaznal t0bb an
gol napilapban jelennek meg,
AIT k0veteli a LaFolette bizott-
sagtol, hogy vizsgaljak meg az
idegen nyelvii sajt6 kin0veseit.
Irja Westbrook Pegler a k0-
vetkez6ket::
A vizsgalat terjedjen XII en-
mex az orszagnak idegen nyel-
vii sajtojara, amely reank nez-
We, akik csak egy nyelvet isme-
rink, valosagos rejtely es a
mely a mi orrunk alatt forra-
dalmi izgatast vegezhet akar
kulfoldr6l jov6 penzek, akar
ktilfoldi kornanyok altal nyuj-
tott elismeresek fejeben.
Folytatja ezt Pegler' ekep-
pen:
Eek az idegen nyelvu Ia
pok idegen szellemben gondol-
kozo, kot6-jeles amerikaiak es
Amerika- -ellenes amerikaiak
kozott vannak elterjedve es ma
gyon erdekes lenne meglatni
AIT, hogy mikent irpak Anne
rika fel6l. Es ennek a vizsga-
latnak XII kell terjedni ARA is,
hogy milyen szellemben voltak
irva az idegen nyelvu lapok We
zercikkei es cikkei.
A magunk reszer6l a legna-
gyobb 0r0mmel udvoz0lnenk
egy ilyen sz0vetsegi vizsgalatot.
inert annak soran vegre az
amerikai kozvelemeny is fell
ebredne ARA, hogy milyen
csunya, ketszinii jatekot foly-
tatnak peldaul a mi magyar
sorainkban a words fenelege-
nyek.
Egg ilyen vizsgalat soran
mem erne semmit az a sok ha-
zudozas, hogy most demokrata
alarcban jarnak a szelhamo-
sok, inert hiszen nyomban nyil-
vanvalo lenne, hogy ebb0l egy
BETH sem igaz, hogy a vorosek
v0roSek maradtak es csak al
arcnak hasznaljak a tisztesse-
ges demokrata cegert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18

El6relathato volt, hogy an
max a csunya munkanak, amit
a vor0s fenelegenyek evek 6ta
folytatnak nemcsak a magyar,
hanem a lengyel, tot es mas
nemzetisegek soraban, el6bb-
utobb meglesz a kellemetlen
visszahatasa.
A bolsi szelhamosok sarral
dobaltak lapjaikban, hamis ce-
ger alatt megjelen6 lapjaikban
minden tisztesseges embert,
aki mem kovette 6ket vakon,
s6t inkabb azzal probalkozott,
hogy merenyleteiknek utjat
allja. De a nyelvoltogetesnel, a
gyalazkodasnal meg tovabb is
mentek. Hazug es val6tlan fell
ielenteseket tettek a tisztesse-
ges elemek ellen es ezekre a
felredobott, a papirkosarba ke-
riilt vadaskodo levelekre ugy
hivatkoztak, mint hivatalos ok
manyokra.
EFT tettek f6leg a LaFolette
szenator elnoklese alatt allo
vizsgalatok eseteben. Feljelen-
test kiildtek LaFolette szena-
torhoz egyik erdemes magyar
ferfi ellen es azzal vadoltak,
hogy a gyarak munkas-kemje
lenne. A feljelentest LaFolette
es bizottsaga meg csak mem
is targyalta, de azota is ugy
hazudnak fel6le a vor0sek,
mintha a hazug vad helyett
valami valo tenyr6l lenne $40.
Aprankent az amerikai tar
sadalom is felebredt ARA, hogy
az ugynevezett idegen sajto
berkeiben milyen gazsagok tor
tennek es most a legneps7e-
ribb amerikai ujsagirok egyi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18

melt6bban tudna a hivatast
bet0lteni.
Revesz Imre neve mem el6-
sz0r keriilt pisp0kje 0ltkent
forgalomba. Amikor boldogult
Baltazar Dezs6, a Macy piispok
elhunyt, akkor is ct emleget-
tex legel6sz0r utodakent. De
Revesz Imre elharitotta meg a
jel0ltseget is.
Amikor most forgalomba ke-
riilt a neve, azonnal nyilatko-
zott a debreceni lapokban,
hogy ct ne jel0ljek, mem val
lalja a magas allast, tovabbra
is a jov6 papjait kivanja ok
tatni.
A kerulet vezet6sege azonban
most mem vette tekintetbe Re
vesz professor nyilatkozatat,
hanem egyhangulag jelolte a
Tiszantuli Egyhazkerulet pis-
p0keiil. DR.. Revesz Imre me-
gint XII akart terni a nagy
tisztseg el6l. Csak hosszas ra-
beszelesre volt ARA hajlando,
hogy mem utasitotta kereken
vissza a talcan kinalt piispoki
allast. AIT kerte, adjanak neki
8 napi gondolkozasi idot.
Most telt lie a nyolc nap:
vallalta a jeloltseget, ami mar
megvalasztasat is jelenti, inert
hiszen egyhanguan jelolte a
keriilet.
Megrendito a level, amiben
a jel0ltseg vallalasat bejelenti:
listen hatalmas keze altal
megalazottan, 0sszetort Swivel
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-18

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