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Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
.Swind|ing Musica
Family Barred in
Big Drug Scandal
Continued from Page ID

ASOlllulucu lIOIll rage ~
company scandal.
His suicide ended swindling
career which extended over nearly
40 years, the first 20 as the bril-
liantly daring Philip Musica and
the second as the mild hammered
and apparently conservative F.
Donald CoSter
Involvement of the Musica FAM
ily, abruptly returned to life after
more than two decades of obScuri-
ty, apparently did not end with
Philip, Arthur and George.
Arthur Musica. alias Vernard.
admitted after his re-arrest here
that Robert Dietrich, who poseo
as the brother of the assistant
treasurer and was McKesson &
Robbins production manager, also
was in reality Musica.
Authorities had not known Of
the existence of fourth brother
but Vernard, asked if Robert Die
trich was indeed his brother, re-
piled:
Why should 1 try to kid you?"
Federal authorities said also they
were investigating the possibility
that Mrs. Coster, involved in the
inquiry when a 100000 balance in
her brokerage account was tied up
by court order, might actually be
one of the Musica sisters. Louise
or Grace.
The Musicas, children of Italian
immigrants who came here from
Naples in 1888, began their amaz-
ing career before 1910 when, under
Philips leadership, they built up
a tidy little cheese-smuggling bust
ness.
They advanced to bigger game
in 1912 when, with Philip still
showing the way, they borrowed
81 900, 900 from a score of banks
on a worthless shipment of hair
and tried TO flee the country.
But the achievements of the
Musicas before they discarded the
name and sought to bury their
past in l920-by creating new iden-
titles through forged birth certifi-
cates-were small compared with
the charges in preparation against
them now.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
Shipwrecked Traders Face Disaster
As Blizzard Bears Down on Beach

JUNEAU, Alaska. Dec. l6. tUP)
"A wind and rain storm threaten
eG to turn into a blizzard today
which might result in a mass trag-
edy for 18 shipwrecked men on the
shores of Cape Fairweather, ap-
proximately 400 miles south of the
Arctic Circle.
Rain sweeping out of the Gulf
of Alaska toward towering Mt,
Fairweather turned into sleet as
coastguardsmen and others speed
ed efforts TO rescue the men. Tenn
peratureS were near freezing.
lowering around beach fires since
the famous old trading ship Pat
terSon was washed ashore last
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
Judge Pardons Dog
Condemned TO Die
(Contjnued from Paoe

Continued from Page u
and ordered to veterinarians to
examine Skippy.
For month Skippy remained in
his death cage in the city pound
Yesterday he attended court.
The Rice family engaged Charles
Ford, we'll known criminal attor,
ney to plead the case. He cross
Examined Catherine Price, a neigh,
Dor who had complained she was
often, and elected testimony that
,5kippy merely had brushed her
legs as she dashed by her toward
another dog. Two newsboys said
they had been bitten, but Ford
found one of them was strange
70 the neighborhood. He claimed
5kippy might properly have been
defending his masters property
The two veterinarians testified
Skippy was a cheerful, happy AM
NAL" The poundmaster said Skippy
was very affectionate. One gave
him a very severe test-which
Skippy passed.
Judge Curran dismissed the case.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
hoItviIIe Junior
Women Club Meets

HOLTVILLE, Dec. l6.-With q
Jolly little old Santa Claus and
miniature reindeer and sleigh CEN
tering the table between tall red
tapers, MeSdames Alvin Immel
Verne Harrison and Howard Ven
Gill poured tea for members of the
Junior Women's club Thursday al
ternoon.
Mrs. Frank McCown, the fourth
hostess for the holiday affair
was unable to serve as she was un-
able to reach town due to slippery
roads.
Year books chartering the clubs
activities for the coming months
were passed out during the recep-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
Graft Jury Will
Close Inquiry
Continued from rage u

The jury last week issued a
scathing denunciation of certain
lobbying practices and against law
yer-leg legislators who used their in
fluence for personal gain. The re-
port followed the taking of evidence
since early summer from state Off.
cials lobbyists, business men and
other prominent persons of the
state.
Assemblyman Ralph Louis Welsh
of Los Angeles was the principal
witness on the building and loan
phase of the inquiry today. He
said he was proud of his associa-
ton with the Pomona concern and
had been retained as an advisor to
the company in connection with
its reorganization plans.
Welsh said he had talked with
Louis C. Drapeau, building and
loan commissioner in 1885, and
was told that the company and the
state department could not get
along together. Drapeau suggested
ne 60 to Pomona and see the COM
pany, Welsh said, which led him
o offer his assistance TO the or
sanization.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
Greggs Hosts at
FacuIty-Trustee
Party

HOLTVILLE. Dec. l6.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. j. Gregg were hosts for
the annual high school trustee
faculty get-together party Tues
day night at their ranch home
near Holtyine.
During the evening tables form
ed for bridge and games of Chink-
er-chek.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Griffin. Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Fincher, Mr. and Mrs.
Conn Aycock, Mr.. and Mrs. Verne
Harrison. MRS. Anna NJ. Kings
bury. Miss Georgia Press, Miss
Beatrice Floyd, Elton Bowman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Richmond rep
resenting the faculty and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Webb. and Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Edwards for the trustees.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
Spanish King Gets
All Civil Riqhts

BURGOS, Spain, Dec. l6. CUP)-
The Nationalist government, at the
suggestion of Generalissimo Fran
cisco Franco, has agreed to restore
all civil rights to former King Al
fonso, it was announced today.
In cffecting the restoration, the
government announced also that
it regarded as invalid laws which
the Spanish parliament enacted be-
fore the civil war, depriving Alfonso
of the right to live in Spain and
of all his properties.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
American ReYenqe
Policy Predicted

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6. tUP)-
International Developments, partl-
cularly alleged German, japanese
and Italian discrimination against
American citizens, trade and COM
merce, appear to be forcing this
country toward retaliatory economic
action, New Deal officials said to-
day.
Administration officials said that
the threat of anti-American activ-
tiles by the military dictator states
probably would develop wave OF
public sentiment that would leave
no alternative but to retaliate in
any manner possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
Shell Oil Show
Brings Santa Here

Santa Claus, accompanied by
joey the clown and a group o.
holiday funmakers. paid a visit to
El Centro children Thursday de-
spite the rain. Performances OF
the Shell Christmas show, sponsor
ed by the Shell Oil company were
given at the Harding. Mckinley
and Washington schools. E. R, Bur-
nett, Shell manager. declared. A
puppet play made the show differ
ent from previous yeays. G;sts
were handed out to children after
wards.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
Jews Must List
Property in Italy

ROME, Dec. l6. tUP)-The cab
met today approved decree oblig-
ing Italian Jews to register all
their property.
Those Jews who own property
exceeding limits outlined in a de-
cree promulgated Nov. II will be
obliged to turn over the excess
to a government agency, which
is to liquidate it and hand back
the proceeds to the owners in the
form of special government bonds
bearing interest at per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16

such deal, would go Djibouti. the
chief port of that part of the Afri-
can coast. and the sole railroad
to Adds Ababa, whose terminus
is DJibouti and which is French
owned
Geraud. who writes under the
internationally known pen name of
Pertinax, made his assertions in
an article in the newspaper lap
ostrophe.
He said that Chamberlain, as
part OF his friendship agreement
WIN Mussolini, had promised Italy
that nothing would be done to
prevent a victory for the Nation
alists in the Spanish civil war. But
as the Loyalists had not been con-
suited, and continued to fight Per-
tlnaX said. Mussolini now was de-
manding his due.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
Death Of Countess
Recalls Sensation

LONDON. Dec. Is. (UP)-The
death of the Countess of Kinnoull,
daughter of a woman night club
operator and widow of one of the
foremost noblemen in the British
peerage, was announced today.
The countess died of pneumonia
last night at Brompton hospital.
The earl died last March.
Kinnoull was the 14th earl, of a
line which started in 1888 when
Charles I made the then Viscount
Dupplin and Baron Hay, previous
ly ennobled in 1927, the first earl.
He married Mary Meyrick in 1928,
to the aStonishment of London
society, at a time when her mother
was operating the "Roty Three .
club in Mayfair.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20. 1901.
Published every afternoon except
SATURDAY. and Sunday saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by The Post-Press Sunday es-
tablished 1886 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company. 625
State street. FL Centre. Calf.
Entered at Ell Centro. California
post office as second class mat
ter.
Paul Jenkins. publisher: A. c.
Johnston. yice-president and
general manager: r A. Fitz-
hugh. secretary and managing
editor. West Holiday Co.. Inc,
National Advertising Represent
atives. yt
Member California Newspaper
Publishers Association.
subscription rates: be per copy.
In conjunction with the POST
Press (Sundays). per month.
60c: PAID In advance: months.
s1G5; 6 months $3.25. one year.
Sc 90
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
IS New Members
Taken Into EIks

El Centro Elks lodge initiated
thirteen new members, reinStated
two members and accepted two
transfers Thursday night, accord
ing to Norman Deaton, Grand Ex-
alted ruler.
The class was initiated in honor
of Mark Washburn. district deputy
grand exalted ruler.
Members initiated were: Martin
Munson, Jack Walters, Lloyd Craig
w. L. Apple, Edmund Nilsson, Lau'
renee Richards, Alfred Harendt. A
Immel, Earl Templeton. Oral Davis
Henry Marcot, o. T. Trimble. u II
Denham. Transferees were: w. 8
Madding, George Morriss.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
Oxygen Tent Used
On Prize Heifer

DENVER, Dec. 16. (UP)-A blue
blood" of cattledom-Jaysee Brace
let Ormsby Spofford by name-re-
covered from double pneumonia to-
day with her head in an oxygen
tent.
Jaysee, a 35-day-old Holstein
heifer worth approximately $500
will survive her battle for life and
tell her fellow herd members OF
her experiences as the first men,
ber of the animal kingdom on rec
ord to receive oxygen treatment
veterinarians said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
French Expert Charges Chamberlain
Ready to Give Up Colony to Italy

PARIS, Dec. Is. CUP)-Andre
Geraud, outstanding French ex-
pert on foreign affairs. charged
today that Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain was preparing to Of
fer Premier Benito MusSolini. Brit
ish Somaliland, in the belief that
thereby France would be forced
to concede French Somaliland.
With French Somaliland, in any
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16

Monday, the men flashed signals
that many of them needed medical
treatment. Some, they said, were
unable to walk.
The signals were made by flash
light to the coast guard Haida
which has been unable TO land a
small boat and rescue the men be-
cause of pounding surf.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
HoItvi|Ie City
Council Votes
To Widen Stree

HOLTVILLE, Dec. 16.-Holtville
city council members voted at their
business meeting Wednesday night
TO widen Fifth Holtyille's main
street. from Grange street to the
east city limits TO SO feet.
Street commissioner John Kav-
anaugh introduced the resolution
to the members, and it is expected
the work will be completed in the
near future.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
New Farm Lab Head
Chosen by Wallace

WASHINGTON. Dec. l6. UP)-
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
today named four directors who
will take charge of the govern
ment's new $1,000 OO0 agricultural
research laboratories to be estab-
lished at Peoria, ILL.,, New Orleans,
Philadelphia and San Francisco.
DR.. T. l.. SWenson of the food
research division, will head the
San Francisco office.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
THREE YAGRANTS

Three VagrantS were sentenced
in Ell Centro police court Friday.
Heading the list in severity of SEN
tence was Jesus Velarde, who will
serve a 60 day jail sentence. r. B.
Lynn and James Vincent will serve
80 day terms. For drunkenness and
disturbing the peace, Joe Grijalba
will serve 80 days.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
Ex-Convicf Faces
Murder Charge

SHREVEPORT. La, Dec. 16.
(UP) = Thomas Lawshe, 90 year
old ex-convict, will be returned to
Graham county, Arizona, today to
face trial for the Staying of Vir-
gil A. Vaughn, Baldwin City, Kan.
book salesman.
When Sheriff Emert Kempton of
Graham county arrived to take
him in custody Lawshe, who con-
fessed numbering Vaughn near
Solomonville, Ariz., was wearing a
suit belonging to the salesman.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
Rain Postpones
Institute Plans

An English institute slated for
Saturday at Central high school was
indefinitely postponed Thursday be-
cause of rain which might inter-
fere with attendance of rural teach
ers. school authorities announced
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
WEATHER

SUuCIltTIl CdIlIOTIlId-fIdIH rIIUdy
night and Saturday; little change
in temperature; gentle east to south
wind off coast.
Los Angeles and Vicinity-Rain
Friday night and Saturday; little
change in temperature; gentle to
moderate southeast to southwest
winds.
Salinas Valley-Partly cloudy Fri
day night and Saturday, with rain
in south portion Saturday: no
change in temperature; light, vari-
able wind.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l6. CUP)
Globe wireless said today that
the SS Ridley, which struck a sub
merged object in the China sea.
reported that it did not need "im-
mediate assistance" The Ridley
last night sent out an SOS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-16
AUTO STOLEN

Theft OF an automobile parked
at Sixth and Main streets in Ell
Centro was reported to police by
w. J. Deaver.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07

A kongresszus mostanaban
es az utolso evben minden le-
nyeges reform-javaslat utjat ell
allja.
Kulonosen miota a nagytoke
sit down sztrajkot rendez, be
vannak erosen ijedve es nagy
a hajlandosag, hogy ne a Fe-
her Haztol, hanem a tokes osz-
talytol vegyek a programot.
Exert alltak utjat a munka-
ber- es munkaido torvenynek
es exert marad meddo Roose-
welt minden uj kiserlete, hogy
az vi dealt be is fejezze.
Most azonban egy uj eshe-
toseget lat a kongresszus.
Most AIT latja, hogy bar mas
fel eve kezesbaranya a tokes-
mex, a gazdasagi viszonyok
egyre rosszabbak es folyton u
meg vi jelszavakkal mentege-
tozik es uszit a kivaltsagos osz.
tally, a nagytoke.
KOzelednek az 0szi valaszta
sok es az alsohaz minden tag
janak lejar a mandatuma az e1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07

hogy az "katasztr6fa" lesZ q
nemzetre. (Bar ez mar meg
van valamilyen formaban
majdnem minden europai or
szagban es katasztrofat sehol
mem latunk a nyomaban.)
De undor, vagy mem undor,
katasztrofa vagy mem katasz-
trofa, nehany h6nap mulva a
honatyak csak egy dologgal
fognak torodni. Azzal, hogy ut-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07

ra meg legyenek valasztva.
ES ha csak ez az inteZkedeS
hozhat gazdasagi javulast a
kampany idejere, akkor a ke-
seru falatot lenyelik IS meg
szavazzak a munkaber- es
munkaido javaslatot, amit mar
ket eve meg kellett volna sza-
vazni.
A jelenlegi sit down sztrajk
hat ket helyen folyik. A Macy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07
EARL BOWDER
A BEKE ELLEN

A joravalo amerikai magyar
AIT kerdezi, hogy kicsoda Earl
BoWder? Vegye tudomasul a
joravalo amerikai magyar,
hogy Earl Bowder az amerikai
kommunista part feje es We
zere, akit annak maga Stain
is elismer. Earl Bowder az az
ur, aki azokat a notakat fiji
tyoli, amelyekre engedelmesen
tancol az TWO Feher Joskaja,
az Amerikai Magyar Vilag
cim alatt alarcoskodo vi Elore
Macy Janosa es az aprobb csil-
lagok, mint Oszkar vagy Ia
dor. Earl Bowder az amerikai
kommunistak medvetancolta-
toja, aki csak megpattogtatja
ujjait es Joska, Jancsi, Osz-
kar es Zador vagy tancolnak
az orrokun keresztil fizott
vaskarikaba k0tott lane ran
gatasara, vagy repiilnek kifele
a partb6l.
Jo par honap elott Earl
Bowder raparancsolt a magyar
allatseregletbe sorozottakra
hogy tancoljak az "egyseg-
front" notajat es szavaljanak a
beke, az egyetemes, a vilagbeke
felol. Hazudjak AIT, hogy boil.
seviki Oroszorszag egyetemes
lefegyverzest akar, az altalanos
beke rendithetetlen hive IS 6
legerosebb clientele annak
, hogy a vilag mas allamai no
veljek hadsereguket, vagy ha
dihajorajukat.
Nosza fujtak is ezt a notat
husegesen a magyar v0r0sek
Meg egyleteket vagy sz0vetse
geket is alkottak nagy hirtele
neben = papiron, inert hiszer
) jellemz6 az, hogy a magya.
Z v0r0sek minden eddigi alko
tasa papiros alkotas volt, men
: cit hosszu eletet. Icy neztiinl
a magyar v0r0s0k beke moz
, galmara is, amely a nagy had
seregek, a hadihaj6k ellen til
takozott es most Earl Bowde
utjan megtudtuk, hogy gya
nunk a1apos volt.
Bowder tehat mem akar t0b
be beket. Haborut akar, mer
most az szolgalja a v0r0s0l
! erdekeit. Err6l azonban egyel6
re elfeledte ertesiteni magya
csatl6sait, akik meg a regi No
: tat fujjak es a lefegyverzes fe
; l6l csaholnak. Meddig? Ami'
Bowder rajuk mem kialt, hog,
cSerelienek llira m1IZSikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07

t6ke ketsegteleniil sztraj jkol,
hogy terrorizalja a kongresz-
SzIlSt.
De sztrajkol az eln0k is, akit
ostromolnak is a reakcios uj-
sagok, hogy "tegyen valamit"
inert azok mar latjak, hogy mi
lehet a celia Rooseveltnek q
hallgatassal, ami annyira a
"nerve"-jere megy a reakcios
kOrOknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07

A reakci6nak az els6 perct6l
kezdve szalka a szemeben a
iva.
A Tennessee Valley hatalmas
alkotasai es meg hatalmasabb
tervezetei nyiltan es oszinten
szocialista kserletek, a nep bir-
tokaban, a nep javara akarjak
hatalmas folyo minden ere
jet kihasznalni.
Eddig szazotven millio dol
lart siilyesztettek a nagyszeru
munkaba, de evek alatt otszaz,
ITALIAN ezer milliot is be fog alb
ba a nemzet fektetni.
A Tennessee Valley munkal |,
k0vetkezteben az orszag delke-
lett reszenek a lakossaga vi
elethez jut. Olcso villanyt kap-
max, amely ipartelepeket visz
a videkre, amely olcso mutra-
gyaval fogja a foldmuvest ell
latni es amely felemeli az elet-
szinvonalat olyan magasra,
amit a deli allamokban idaig
mem ismertek.
Mikor Roosevelt a kormany-
East atvette, mikor az "ipar
kapitanyai" meg voltak re-
miilve, megszavazta a munka-
latokat a kongresszus, de a
tobbsegnek, a nagy tobbseg-
mex a szive soha fel mem me-
legedett a IVA iranyaban.
S mikor valosag lett Norris
szenator nagyszeru almabol
megjelentek azok a nnaganer
dekeltsegek, amelyenek a la
bara tapostak a TVA-val. Ma
gyobbara a villanytrosztok.
Reszben birosaghoz sza
ladtak, hogy megallitsak, hog.
gancsoljak, hogy akadalyozzal
a iva munkajat. K0zben men
a propaganda es annak min
den eszkozevel felsorakoztak
iva ellen.
Az igazsag kedveert meg ke.
allapitanunk, hogy nemcsak
k0zvetlen erdekelt villanyoso
vettek aktiv reszt a propagar
daban, a hadjaratban, haner
mindazok a reakcios elemel
amelyek semmi ujitast, semn
haladast mem kivannak latl
hazaban.
A iva ve1eteseben hiba
t8rtentek.
A torveny szerint a hata
mas munkat egy harom tagb
all6 bizottsag folytatja es ez
hArom ember mem tudott b
kessegben egyutt mikodni.
A hiba Italian benniik va,
Talan abban van, hogy ez
munka mem harom, de ha
mine nagy kaliberu ember i'd
jet es kepessegeit igenyeln
Mem tudjuk.
De hibak biztosan t0rtente
Es inert a harom tagu (
zottsag tagjait csak a ko
gresszusnak van joga elmoze
tani helyer6l, az elnok es
kormany keptelenek igazsag
tenni a vitakban.
A politikusok, kil0n0sen
reakcios politikusok meg k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07
TALhN EFT MECERTI A kONCRESSzUS

vegere. A szenatus egyharmada
kenytelen nj mandatumot ker-
nj a szavazo polgaroktol.
Erosen rettegnek hat, hogy
ha a viszonyok mem fognak
iavulni, vi emberek kerulnek
a helyikre.
A politikusok ket dologgal
vannak tisztaban.
Az egyik az, hogy ha rosz-
szak maradnak a viszonyok,
akkor beszelhetnek ok adorol,
trustrol es akarmilyen mas
maszlagrol, mas embereket kill
denek Westinghouse helyet-
tiik.
A mask az, hogy turhet6
gazdasagi viszonyok idejen
mem sokat torodik az orszag
bajaval a polgarsag.
Ha az oszre a viszonyok jok
lesznek, ugyan hiaba ijesztge-
tik a polgarokat azzal, hogy
sok a deficitje, nagy az ados-
saga az orszagnak, vagy hogy
az adok magasak lennenek.
A honatyaknak tehat' az a
foceljuk, hogy "by hook or
crook" meginduljon a gazda-
sagi verkeringes az orszagban.
Egy intezkedes azonnal ma
gyobb aktivitast, tobb uzletet
jelentene minden ember sza-
mara.
Ha a munkaber- es munka-
: ido javaslatbol torveny lesz.
| Akarmilyen ringy-rongy es
akarmilyen hitvany kis szocia-
lis javulast jelentene az vi tor
i veny, akarmennyire XII lenne
we've a "foga" az elnoki javas-
, latnak, mire torveny lesz, azon-
? nall munkat es aremelkedest
jelentene minden vonalon.
!, Ha a munkaidot csak negy-
vennegy orara is limitalnak he.
- tenkent, szaz- meg szazezer u
. . munkasra lenne a gyaraknal
sztiksege, tehat a munkatla
!, nok szazezrei jutnanak egy
:; csapasra munkahoz.
J. S akarmilyen alacsonyr;
% szabnak a napszamot - es sz'
y van arrol, hogy a Delen 80,
= keleti es eszaki allamokban q
- cent lenne a minimalis Der
= munkasnak - az meg min
X dig beremelest jelentene so
nagy es kis iparban.,
>, Vagyis bizonyos dolgok ara
- feltetlenul azonnal emelne.
- Aremelkedes idejeben siety
~ vasarol mindenki, hogy kesob
Q ne legyen kenytelen meg ms
gasabb arakat fizetni, ez
NJ ~ hozzajarulna tehat, hogy
:, gazdasagi pangas megsziinje
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