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Evening star., 1928-05-11
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Evening star., 1928-03-29
LISENBEE, FIRPO, JONES
AND GASTON DESIGNATED
Program Would Give Latter Job of Pitching in Sea-
sons Opener-Crffs Drop Final Game at
Tampa TO Cardinals = 90.

for q one hand grab When Holm shot
a single to right. though. KloSa pushed
The ball about long enough TO permit
Hinkle, running for OFarrell, 10 tally
and the hitter 10 make second. Then
FrlSCh whaCked one-baSer that reg
iStcrcd Holm nj the plate
Zach was hit safely in each Of his
three innings, one of the trio Of blows
being Cood for two bases. and granted
one pass A double play following a
walk and \ hit got him out Of trouble
III the seventh. while in the eighth
Holm lined 10 Reeves after Roettger had
oUcned the inning with twu-b8gger
The veteran loft~hander had GOOD
change Of pace that bafIicd the Cards in
pinCheS
In defense. tho play of the Nationals
VAS much better than in Tuesdays
game with the St. Louis club GilliS
especially, performed nicely at short
He had eight chances. several mach
more difficult than the average, and
took care Of all in great fashion He
never seemed at a loss as to what he
should Go With the ball when he had a
choice of plays as he apparently was
the CAY before, Reeves. though, once
experienced difficulty in pivoting well
enough to complete what should have
been an easy two-ply eraSlre. Bob has
been trying to acquire the knack of
turning properly in these plays for some
time now, but still lacks the ability 10
get his throw away fast enough.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
PSYCHIC BASE BALL is
INTERESTING TO PAGES

Psychic base ball, new game played
with cards, apparently Is making quite
6 hit here. A series Of ID contests is
being staged among three teams. one
composed Of Republican pages and an
other Of Democratic pages Of the House
Of Representatives and the third Of Sen
ate pages, Thus far the Republicans are
leading with three wins against one de-
feat. followed by Democrats. with two
victories and two losses. and Senators.
who have lost their two starts. The Re
publican pages have defeated the Demo-
cratic pages twice and the Senate pages
once. Democrats have one victory over
republicans and one over Senators
-Four series games remain to be
played The winner of the tournament
VIII compete with various other boys
clubs OF the city TO decide the city title.
A trophy now on display in n big
Philadelphia department store will be
awarded the champion.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
80 SEEK POSITIONS
ON ALEXANDRIA NINE

ALEXANDRIA. Va. March %
Howard Blackwell yesterday was elected
manager of the Alexandria High School
base ball team, which will open its sea
son tomorrow. playing Fredericksburg
High School in Fredericksburg. Va.
Coach J. F. Wilson has 80 candidates
working for places.
A meeting of the board Of governors
Of the Old Dominion Boat Club viii oe
held in the clubhouse tonight at ?
O'Clock, at which time President John
NJ. Reed Is expected 70 name his stand
ing committees.
Aloysius Club Of Washington vii.
play the St. Mary's Celtics in the
Armory Hall tonight ar $50. The
AloysiuS team IS composed Of Gonzsga
High School stars.
Dreadnaught A. A. will hold another
practice here Sunday afternoon and all
players and candidates are asked %
report az 100
Evening star., 1928-03-29
CAPITAL YACHT CLUB
APPOINTMENTS MADE

Comdr r s. DOYLE has announced
these Capital Yacht Club appointments.
Fleet captain. H A Willard. neec
surgeon. Dr.. Thomas (. Latime-. Audit
ing committee. George Il. BrfSht. chair
man. George z. Sullivan. Eugene r
Hartley. Entertainment committee. Co..
lingwood Sanborn. chairman. Charles
F. Denley. William a Heins Commit
tee on admissions. J. Maurv Dove.
chairman. G.. w ForsberE. Melville D
Church Regatta COMMITTEES. Daniel y
Fowler, chairman Lyman F. Eew.us
Robert c. Rocbli1g.
Frank d. Paul, postmaster AZ Lees
burg. Va. has placed an order for
new A. c. F. 30-footer for delivery early
in May.
Avalon. a 3S-foot rsiSed-deck eraser
has been bought bv L y. DstaShmutt
through the Gregory boat yard
John T. Ryan q Alexandria. va has
bought the cruiser Norge Of the Germ
THAN feet.
Capital Yacht CiHb VIII hold It's urT-
regular meeting Ap-il 10 and TIE Ea~--
err Power Feat Cub VIII gath.
Avrfl -
Evening star., 1928-03-29
BERLENBACH, BOXER,
OBTAINS A DIVORCE
BY the Associated Press.


MEXICO CITY, March 29.-El Uni
versal today said that Paul BerlenbaCh
former light-heavyweight boxing cham
pion, had obtained a divorce through
the courts at Cuernavaca, State of
Morelos.
The divorce suit was filed there some
time ago by an American named II E.
Grace. a Mexico City resident, who has
assisted in obtaining divorces for many
foreigners. The fighters signature was
required for the final petition. Berlen-
bach came here Tuesday night and left
Wednesday after signing the papers.
and the divorce was granted
Berlenbach refused to make state
ment when he left his hotel for the
railway station apparently in high
spirits.
Berlenbach. whose home is in New
York married Rose Anne Riley In Los
Angeles last April Suit for separation
was started in January but the couple
were reconciled in the office Of the
boxers attorney In New York and sailed
for Havana on a second honeymoon on
January 81,
Berlenbach suddenly appeared in New
York on February and his wife went
to Los Angeles He announced that
the second honeymoon had been cut
short by the Illness Of Mrs. Berlen-
bach'S mother.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
GRAND NATIONAL DRAWS
AMERICANS TO ENGLAND
Several Hundred Yankees Travel 5000 Miles to See
Billy Barton Perform in Steeplcchase, Worlds
Biggest Gamble in Racing.

Grand National This Year?" the Sun
day Chronicle said:
"It IS wondered sometimes whether
people in England appreciate 70 the full
what the Grand National has become
to America; that is, America as per
sonifcd by her man ~ money"
The paper recalled that Mr.. Schwartz
astonishcd the sporting world b. buying
the winner. Jack Horner, for sl7.50D
two weeks before the race.
The paper pointed out that person
might buy a horse 10 run IN the Grand
National, but for the Derby a horse
must be nominated 20 run three years
before the date Of the race.
Last year there were 81 starters, which
established a record. Only seven Of them
finished the course. This year the num-
Der Of starters is expected to be between
45 and 50.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
ACTION ON FIGHT FILM
BILL Is BEING URGED

Representative James NJ Mead Of
New York is urging the committee On
interstate and foreign commerce to hold
hearings and take immediate action on
a bill introduced by him last December
which provides for the repeal Of law
which prevents interstate shipment Of
fight films.
Mr. Mead. who has been successful
in gaining the support Of his colleagues
10 his bill claims that the present law
is "a silly one and should be repealed. v
The present law was enacted follow
ing the Willard~Johnson fight at
Havana, MIR. Mead points out. The law
is no longer needed. he thinks.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
WAVERLYS PLAN TO PUT
TWO TEAMS ON DIAMOND

tomorrow night at $50 o'clock at 1910
X street TO be measured for uniforms.
Dixie 4. C., which battled Clark Grit
fifth Insects 10 a l-to-l l0-inning tie.
are seeking more action. Call Colum-
bia 5895-W
Harlem A. c. base bailers will get
together tomorrow night at 7 30 o'clock
at 4507 Conduit road.
Royal Peewees. who routed Rovers on
the diamond yesterday, 10 TO /, will
meet tomorrow night at 7 O'Clock at
1883 Neal street northeast Morris,
Royals pitcher famed seven men yes
terday. Games with Royals may be
arranged by calling Lincoln 4.
Sam Rice Juniors seek a practice
game 70 be played Sunday on the Rose
dale diamond. Call Atlantic 1915.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
CUBS GRAB AN INFIELDER
TO BOLSTER SECOND BASE
ny the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Y OS ANGELES. March 29.--Man-
aRer Joe Mccarthy of the Chi
cago Cubs is determined 10 plug
IL the infield hole which was
blamed for allowing the National
League pennant 10 Zap away last
season.
With a coterie of the most brilliant
minor league inflelders in years already
on his roster. he yesterday traded
Pitcher Bob Osborne for Ray Jacobs,
Los Angeles infielder
Triumphant in their series with Pacific
league clubs, the Cubs today we're
anxious to try their talent against last
wears National League pennant win
ners. Pittsburgh The teams are billed
for flve-game series. starting today.
The Cubs gathered Ia hits TO beat
Hollywood. 10 to 0. yesterday. Johnny
Welch. the young right-hander, held
the Hollywood nine to three scattered
hits in nine innings.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

BY the Associated Press
CINCINNATI. -- Harry Mccarthy,
Cincinnati won over Jimmy Sayers,
Fort Wayne d0l Jimmy Harris. Gin
cinnati. defeated Larry Pruitt Tndi-
annapolis 90, Windy Meyers, Cincinnati,
and Red Rodman. Fort Wayne. drew
(6). Buddy Lee. Nashville, technically
knocked out Bobby Bridges. Indianap-
oils IN.
AKRON. Ohio-K O ChriStner. Ak
ron. knocked out Sergt Jack Adams. St
Louis I) Charley Brock, Philadelphia,
defeated Jim Sigman, Spartansburg.
S c 49,
DETROIT Forrest Hawke. Detroit.
defeated Tom SayerS. Detroit 00).
BRADFORD. Pa-George Meenahan
Buffalo, N. y, won over Tony Russo.
Toledo 90
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L0MSkI AND SEkYRA
TO FIGHT TOMORROW

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. March 29.--Joe Sekyra.
blonde Bohemian from Dayton. Ohio.
win make his bid for light-heavywcieht
recognition against Leo Lomsk OF
Aberdeen, Wash. In Madison Square
Garden tomorrow night after only a
year Of fighting That handicap alone
has forced the betting odds to 8 to S
against his chances of beating the
tough veteran who twice fioored Cham
pion Tommy Loughran
Sekyra, n years old. has lost but one
fight In his year OF campaigning
Johnny RiSko took his measure. but
Sekyra gained a draw in return en-
gagement lie mas fought az times.
including many amateur battles.
Loughran has agreed to meet the
winner of tomorroWs flght.
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Vance and Petty in Form.
MIAMI. Fln-. March 2a ~ --gkl

MIAMI, Fla, March 90 (Al~-Skeptics
who have been worrying about the con-
dition Of the star moundsmen of the
Robins breathed easier today as a result
Of the sparkling form displayed by
Robbies two aces, Vance and Petty.
The potent bats Of the Braves which
Shelled the Yankees TO cover we're
silenced 10 a lone bingle yesterday as
the flock took of the opener OF a four
game series by 10 O. Vance gave one
hit IN four innings. Petty none in five
Evening star., 1928-03-29
TUESDAY IS FINAL DAY
TO GET THOSE TICKETS

Next Tuesday will be the final
day for obtaining tickets reserved
for the opening game of the Amer
lean League season here April 10
between the Nationals and Red SOx.
according to announcement made
by Edward y. EynOn, jr., secretary
of the Washington club. A general
sale will be made of all reservations
uncalled for by Tuesday.
Tickets for the exhibition games
with the New York Giants at Clark
Griffith Stadium on Saturday and
Sunday, April and 3, will be placed
on sale next Monday.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Cards are Dissa tisficd.

PLANT CITY. Fla, March 20 Op) --
The 81. Louis Cardinals are far from
satisfied with their recent training sea-
son showing
The period of experimentation with
playing materials Is being continued In
the hope that 1t may develop the proper
line~up for meeting the stiff opposition
the Cardinals know they must face
when the league season opens
Berry and Littiejohn were picked 90
pitch today against the indianapolis
Evening star., 1928-03-29
TUNNEY GOING ABROAD
AND WILL VISIT KING

MIAMI BEACH, March % iE1.--Gene
Tunney, world heavyweight fight cham
piou. probably will accept a royal invi-
tation TO Spain in 1929 and incidentally
stage an exhibition bout for King Al
fonso Tmney said he planned to tour
Europe next year and had tentatively
accepted the Spanish kings invitation
to appear at the Barcelona exposition
in April, 1929.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

sDEaTFelt batted for ~heFdsI in siAth.
sfftnkic ran foF D'FuEfflt tu sixth.
@HHEBeh batlea for ilhenbeH in sI&fh.
ftteslin battsa foF Reeves ia NINTH
~. iauis, u d q q q z q Il o.
Washington. .s.. Jan. q y u %
Tws-base hlts~-It0ii0 ii0mIes. UiaIis. Haettart.
DoHbie piays-~-tliilis 10 Reeves 90 Judge
MaHntiie to hottomiey. Left on bases
-. Louis, p; Washington, a. First bAae
bBiIs~~~OH Iiainea, =, Hils~~~On IiseuhFe, 3
in innings oH Zaehafy S in 3 innings; Oh
shfgsasi' 20 'nnlnEn IN Hllnts IN =
Mhsfasl, bs Uaihea. >. Winning pitcher
ShFfdsi. Losing piicheF-~iAaenhee m
hires MrssFh Nufpu and AanErati tian. Time
If same--~I huaf and ~ minutes
Evening star., 1928-03-29

MEMPHIS, Tenn. March 20 DPl--
Ernie Ncvers. st. Louis Browns pitcher
was called upon TO start the second and
last game Of the Browns with the Mem
phis club Of the Southern Association
today
In the Browns 5 to 2 victory yester-
day, Catcher Clyde Manion OF the st
Louis team went to the hospital when
a foul ball split his right hand between
the thumb and index finger. Manion's
injury will keep him out of play for a
week or ten days. Trainer Tommy
Brammel said
Evening star., 1928-03-29

MIAMI Fla, March 20 P).-The
Boston Braves had a chance to redeem
themselves today against the Dodgers
Tor their poor showing yesterday when
Vance and Petty whitewashed the BOYS
90.
the held was In poor shape. but
despite that Slattery's men were COM
pletely outclassed
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Red Sox Need Practice.

AUGUSTA, Ga. March 20 (Pl.-Reg-
ulation practice absorbed the attention
Of the Boston Red SoX here today They
demonstrated the need of it yesterday
when the Giants whipped them 8-5 in
game that saw a lot of unnecessary runs
contributed by the S0X.
Ken Williams in left field was re-
SponSiblc for a single becoming homer
beside fumbling a couple of other balls
Evening star., 1928-03-29
OAKLAND Calf March 90 GP

OAKLAND, Calf. March 90 GP).-
DOME Bush smiled today. for his Pitts
burgh Pirates, viewing the sunshine for
the first time In week. hit everything
served to them yesterday totalling II
safeties
Glen Wright led the attack with
four blngles while Capt. Pie Traynor
and Clyde Barnhart each got three
In the fourth chapter Of the game the
Pirates batted around
Johnny Milius and Carmen Hill
proved Bush need not worry over his
twirlers' long layof, for each scintil~
lated Another cause for smiles was
the throwing OF the younger Waner
Hts arm seems stronger And 10 top
It all Off. Lynn Larry, local sensation.
famed thrice before the Pirate pitchers
offerings Catcher Gooch is laid up
With a cold and he is the sole casualty
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Fahcr DISPLAYS Form.
Scwen out of Bed.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, March 20 LPl.---
Joe Sewell. shortstop of the Cleveland
Indians. was out of bed for the first
time since he injured leg last Sunday.
when he sat in the grandstand at New
Orleans yesterday and watched the
Tribe hand the Pelicans another re-
verse
Sewell had for company Dan Jesse.
recruit who seeks an infield berth and
who also was on the shelf The Indians
70 3 victory Yesterday, their fifth in
Evening star., 1928-03-29
McGraw Likes Chaplin.

AUGUSTA. Ga March 29 R).-
Manager McGraw OF the Giants has
taken a fancy TO Jim Chaplin, right
handler from Jersey City, and intends
TO keep him with the team for While
longer. Howard Dilkes, a semi-pro
pitcher Of Philadelphia, has been sent
home TO take treatment for sinus
trouble
Evening star., 1928-03-29

Buffalo
iamj--RrooRlyn IN IL vs. BOSTON
riant City--st Louis IN, ~ vs. Indian
apolis
aksouyile-WashinEton "A. L. vs.
Jacksonville
Observation-Disclosures IN L. vs. Bir-
Los Angelcs-chicago IN. IL VS.. PITTS
hNFgh n I0
Mcmphis-St Louis "a. IL vs Memphis
Evening star., 1928-03-29
RowIand Scouts for Rods.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, March 20 Lp.-~-
The Cincinnati Reds have come out OF
Florida TO play their first game OF the
season away from their training camp
State. Johnny Dobb's Birmingham
Barons were today's opposition.
The Reds won six games in Florida
and lost four. Clarence Rowland, for
mer umpire in the American League. has
been engaged as Red scout.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Lazzcri Sent Home.

Lazzcri Sent Home.
ST. PETERSBURG Fla. March 80
H) Tony La22eri, Yankees second
baseman. has been detached from the
Rupert losing exhibition special
Tony, who strained his side taking q
healthy Wallop at the ball, is pointed
for New York direct to rest up instead
of touring
The Yanks were belted by the Buff
falo Bisons yesterday, to 3, the mighty
Babe Ruth wasting an opportunity at
the plate in the ninth by hitting into
double play with two on base and one
out
Evening star., 1928-03-29

American base ball players might well
envy the long professional life enjoyed
by some of the cricketerS In England.
QuaIfe. one of the best-known profess
SIGNALS, is SIS years of age.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
MORTARTY PLANS TO MIX
BUNTING WITH SLUCCINC
Has His Tigers Laying EN- Down at Least One
Hour Each Day-Faber, White SOx Twirler,
Seems Due for Good Season.

seven games with New Orleans, came
mainly because Collins, Pelican hurler,
proved wilder than Bayne. Tribe south
paw.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

tN inc ANSutiatcd IFc@S
n AN ANTONIO. Tex. March 20
The science of bunting, which
slumped with the advent of the
- lively base ball is on the road to
revival in the Detroit Tigers
camp here.
Manager Moriarty has ordered his
crew of sluggers to get in at least one
hour bunting practice each day with
particular stress to be placed on the
long drag bunt,
The Tiger pilot holds the loss OF many
games last season due to lack of pro-
ficicncy in bunting and is determined to
remedy the condition.
Faber Displays Form.
SHREVEPORT. La. March 20 (P1.-
Red Faber. veteran member Of the Chi
Cago White SoX pitching staff, seems
ready for another good season in the
majors
In his initial appearance OF tho sea
son yesterday. Fabers spitball and
curves broke as they did in the heyday
of his career. and outside of a wabb.y
beginning. he mastered the Shreveport
batSmcn His mound work was taken up
by "HarmoniCa' Goodell, a rookie, IN
the sixth inning and the Sox won. II
to g.
No game was scheduled today.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

club Of the American Association. A
9-8 victory was the hest the Cardinals
we're able to get in their first game.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

w YAVERLY A. c. will be repre-
u I sented by both a junior and
wv n senior class team this sea-
son. Candidates for the
Evening star., 1928-03-29

Union Printers, who, IL appears. viii
De strong agalu this season on the dis-
n1ond. acre 10 hold their first drill this
afternoon or the Eliip6e
Evening star., 1928-03-29

AIteca, who wsre to work this after
noon. have a diamond for Saturday and
NaHt W arrange practice game Call
the manager a. Lincoln S624
Northeast Bulldog t0haRfs will gather
Evening star., 1928-03-29

Phoenix base bailers were 10 practice
this afternoon On Ftosedaie diamond ana
. gain Sunday morning st 10 oclogK
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
Az egyletek egyesitese.

Alabb kozoljiik pittsburgh "Magyar Vilag" nyo-
Lakatos Lszo Macy ckket betegsegeyzo egyletek
egyesiteser0l.
Lakatos radikalis erzelmi ember es mint az egyle
TEX kozos bzottsagnak choke elente nagyon hal
u Elore altal annyra ''pussolt" egyesites fele.
cikk ellnondja, hogy vi El6re hazi egylete az
Onkepz6 jobban mondva annak teljesen voros vezeto
sege hogyan akadayozta meg egyestest amlkor kde
rjilt, hogy az aap rata rendszerii fizetes.
Kiderl cikkbo, hogyt a polgari egyleteket allan
doan krtiza6 Vi Elore haz egyeteben vezetok igaz
basak es hogyan dktajak kenyiik kedviik szernt az
Onkepzo igyeit az Vi Elore es sajat hasznukra
Sok egyleti tag Youngstownban. lit is sokan
htek az Vi Eorenek multban> AIT Mtek, hogy onzet
leni szorgalmazza egyletek egyesiteset.
Aianuk, olvassak ell ext cikket, amely veget JO
v6 heti szamunkban fogjuk ekoz0ln inert egy szanra
nagyon terjedelmes.
A megirtak t0rtenelm tenyek.
Nyjon k mar egyszer magyarsag SCENE es lie I'LL
jon fe obbet york; aprofeta szeme1meten hazug
sagoktol csak ugy hemzsego cikkeinek.
Elton meg maid magyar egyeletek egyesitese, inert
annak ell ke jennie, de abban soha lesz resze azok
max akik az egyesiesbol saat maguknak elonyt akar
max szerezni. n K g
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
A BETEGsEGELYZ0K EGYE-
SITESENEK KERDESE
Irta: L4akatos Laszlo.

AIT hiszem, hogy egy bizonyos
hatarig koteles vagyok a nyilva-
nossagnak beszamolni azon moz-
galomrol, mely nehany evig tar
tott es hiabavalo volt - egyelore,
azon oknaI fogva, inert meggyo-
zodesem szerint ext kerdest mem
lehet a. napirendrol magyar be-
tegsegelyz6kben levenni, amig
betegsegelyzok vannak, de bevan-
dorlas a haboru elotti tomegek-
ben mines. Egy lehetosege van a
magyar betegsegelyzok ezen ma
pirendre teresenek, hogy mar
mem leteznek. De addig is hosszu
az ut es nagyon sok tag beteg
lesz, sok tag meg fog halni es
mem vagyunk biztosak benne, a
magyar egyletek tiz-tizenot ev
mulva fogjak-e birni vallalt ko-
telezettsegeket kielegiteni? Fog
jake a tagfogdosast OF dollarja-
val fejenkent allandositani9
Mielott a targyra raternek,
meg kell mondanom, hogy beteg-
seq miatt, mely meg most is ur
fol0ttem, mem irhattam meg ezt
cikket mar h6napok elott. Els
batorkodom kijelenteni, ,hogy meg
az eHenfelek is kenyteleIek vol
tax elisnerni r6lam, hogy az
iigyet partatlanul, becsiiletesen
es 0nerdek nelkiil szolgaltam,
Ezt XII kell jelentenem es kiJelen-
tenn most is, hogy cikkemben a
sok hare dacara ma il olyan nyu-
godtan irok es biralom meg a dol
gokat Is a szemelyeket, amint tet-
t3p, eddig'is.
Az evek 6ta huzod6 targyala-
sokrd mem akarok lit beszamolni,
merit altalanosan tudott dolgok,
csupan OFT fogok rajuk visszater-
Ini, ahol az osszefuggesben SILK
s66es, Z,
~ nagy betegsegelyz6k fizetett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18

ritsnek, hogy lit vagyok. Bebrits
megkapta q cedulat es mem volt
benne az udvariassagnak a legele'
mibb resze, amt .mindenutt es
mindenkor megtesznek, hogy a
konvenci6nak megmondta volna
hogy lit vagyok. A nap folyaman
rajottem, hogy az lgy Matt mem
akartak tudni, .hogy oft vagyok.
A deli sztinet 1alatt nyomatekosan
Bebritsnek, hogy a csat,
lakozas iigyeben termeszetesen
beszelni akarok, hisz emiatt va
gyok lit. K0zben letargyaltak a
haz es nyomda iigyet olyan er-
hogy bizony szegyenere
Walt volna a legreakci6sabb egy-
letnek is, hogy a vezet6seg miket
adott be es hogy kiildottek k0-
zul senki sem mem inert, sem mem
tudott felelni.
K0vetkezett kerdes: rata vagy
kivetesY Ujra cedulat klld0k
Bebritsnek: sz0t kerek. Bebrits
sz6szerint a kovetkez6 hiilyese-
geket adta be a kuldotteknek =
rogt0n leirtam, inert valaszolni