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Evening star., 1935-05-03
WEIGHTS PLEBE EIGHT
Coach Walsh Injects Huskies in
Place of Lightweights.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, May g. Changes
which Coach Charley Walsh has
made in his Navy plebe crew this
week will bring the average Of the
boatload to a little over 1870 pounds,
and make it one of the heaviest in
aquatic history here. Mike Brody,
who weighs 1872. and Carl Fleps, 1876,
are the big fellows whose introduction
will bring up the average.
Brody will go to stroke in place of
170-pound Paul Schultz, and Fleps
will take the place of John Erickson,
160, at No. 8. Erickson will 60 to
bow, to take the place of Dick Stafford,
who weighs but 152. Other big fel-
lows in the first-year boat are George
Whiteside, 1876, and Arthur Yeates,
1872. The heaviest man in the varsity
Is Tom Baldwin, 1876 pounds.
The lightweights who have been
displaced are fine oarsmen and have
rowed in winning races over the CO.
lumbia and Cornell frosh. but Walsh
wants to break in some big men for
the crew next season, an Olympic
year.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
Varied Sports
Base Ball.

Base Ball.
Georgetown Freshmen, 20; Eastern
High, 2.
Maryland Freshmen; II; Roosevelt
High, 10.
Washington-Lee High, 10; Bethesda.
Chevy Chase High, 4.
Michigan State, S.; Notre Dame, 4.
Bates, Z; Colby, 3.
Clarkson, z; Middlebury, 6.
Davidson, 8; Wake Forest, 1.
Duke, 10; Fordham, T.
Northeastern, is; New Hampshire, s
Vermont, IL; Norwich, 4.
Wesleyan, S; Bowdoin, 2.
Track.
Middlebury, 4; Union, 2.
Hastings, 81; Kearney Teachers, As
Bloomsbury Teachers, 80 1-3; Lock-
haven Teachers, IS 2-3.
Tennis.
st. Albans, S; Georgetown Prep, 0.
Eastern, 4; Georgetown Freshmen, 8.
Amherst, Z; M. I. T., 2.
Golf.
Georgetown Prep, S; st. Johns. l.
William and Mary, 8; Villanova, /.
c. c. N. Y, 6; N. Y. u, 3.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
Facing Lacross Task.

n KARYLAND'S lacrosse ten, al
N though it is hampered by in
juries, should be equal to turn
ing back Syracuse, power on at
tack, after tough battle.
The Terps, with Ike Rabbit, second
defense; Henry Schaaf. center, and
Lou Ennis, cover point, unable to start,
are not taking anything for granted
and feel that they will have to get a
considerable number of points to
overcome the Orange.
Lou Robbins, Syracuse in home, was
all-America last year and hasn't
sliped any. while Walt Jensen, at CEN
ter, is expected to make the all-star
outfit this season. In fact, the Syra-
cuse attack has flung the ball into the
netting 80 times in its three tilts this
seanson, an unusual average OF IL
points game.
Two all-Americas will face as Sam
silber, point for Maryland, also chosen
last year, will have the job of holding
Robbins in check.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
DUKE AND VIRGINIA
TOP CARD AT NAVY
To Present Base Ball and Track
Teams Tomorrow-Johnnies
Play c. c. N. Y. Ten.

4 NNAPOLIS, Md, May 3.-South-
"A ern teams-Duke in base ball
and Virginia in track-will fur
nish the opposition to Navy in two
of the varsity contests here tomorrow
Tennis with Cornell is the third.
The crews will rest, and the lacrosse
team will take trip to New Haven to
play Yale.
Lacrosse for the day will be fur
nished by ST. Johns. which entertains
the City College of New York.
Duke appears stronger on the dia-
mond than the Navy, but the track
team feels that 1t has slight edge on
Virginia.
Plebe events will be base ball against
Mount st. Josephs and lacrosse
against Severn.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
VIRGINIA GOLD CUP
DRAWS HUNT FANS
Record Crowd Is Expected
for Contests Tomorrow
on Hagner Estate.
w YARRENTON, VaF., May s.
Nn/ Final arrangements for the
v v handling Of an anticipated

NNI Final arrangements IOr the
v handling Of an anticipated
record crowd were being
made here by the Virginia Gold Cup
Association today, preparatory to the
opening tomorrow of the new Gold
Cup steeplechase course on the estate
Of Alexander B. Hagner.
- A flve-race program, with two
events over timber, two over brush
and one on the fiat, has been sched-
uled for the inaugural meeting, and
almost two score outstanding horses
have been nominated for the events.
Races viii Start at 2:30.
"HE first race is slated for 2:30
i pm. An admission fee of 81
per person will be charged, and
the Fauquier County Hospital will be
beneficiary of the proceeds after de-
duction of operating expenses for the
day. Free parking space for 10000
cars has been made available. Motors
will be fed into the parking centers
through two roads to avoid congestion.
Luncheon will be served to the public
at a nominal cost prior to the races.
Termination of the Winchester
Apple Blossom Festival today was ex-
pected to augment the attendance at
Broadview tomorrow, as the course is
a short distance from the direct route
between Winchester and the North.
Many who journeyed South for the
festival are expected to stop over for
the steeplechase meet.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
Strategy Stops
Raging Grid Sub
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio.-Jim Karcher,
~ guard on Ohio States foot bal
team, knows a trick that would
do credit to an ace quarterback.
During Spring practice game
the varsity was being wrecked by
George Haddad, second-sting
guard. While Coach Francis
Schmidt fumed and sent several
guards into the varsity line, Had
dad KEEP. right on smearing up
plays. Then Schmidt turned to
the bench.
"Karcher. can you &C in there
and figure out some way to stop
Haddad?" the coach demanded.
Sure" was Karcher's answer.
Then he trotted out en- the field,
faced the umpire, and said:
"Karcher, substituting for Had
dad"
Schmidt scratched his head and
said:
well, I guess he stopped him."
Evening star., 1935-05-03
v. P. |. HAS A MILE
ACE IN TERP MEET

DLACKSBURG. Va. May 3.-Ivan
r. Mothershead, Virginia Tech
miller, who ran 4:234 on a slow
track against Davidson recently. is
expected to be the Gobblers' running
ace in the triangular meet with Mary
land and Washington and Lee tomor-
row at College Park.
Others who should do well are: Ed
Turner and Ernie Pritchard, pair
Of nifty sprinters and quarter-milers;
Forrest Rollins, an outstanding high
jumper; Capt. Locklin Bell, capable
2-miler, and Joe Mottola and Alex
Shafer in the pole vault.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
Hosts Have Track Aces.

"A KARYLAND, with such stars as
VI Earl Widmyer, Warren Evans
Bob Archer, Coleman Headley
and Milo Sonen blazing the trail in
the running events; Bill Guckeyson In
the shot, javelin and discus, and Bob
Slye, Willard Beers and Bob Boucher
in the hurdles and jumps, seem too
good for the Generals and Gobblers.
Widmyer is consistent double
winner in the 100 and 220 yard dashes,
while Guckeyson has won all three OF
his events in the Terps' three dual
meets this year and once tossed the
javelin 203 feet inches.
The Terp racket wielders, led by
Maurice Schwartzman, one OF Dixles
best, seem certain to prove too for
midable for the Catholic U. aggrega-
tion,
Evening star., 1935-05-03
FUMBLE SCORING PLAY.

AUSTIN, Tex. R-Texas gridders
scored two touchdowns during the
1884 campaign by recovering their
own fumbles across the enemy's goal
line. The first touchdown was re-
earded as an accident, but when q
similar play occurred a few games
later opposing coaches began devising
ways and means Of stopping the
touchdown tumble"
Evening star., 1935-05-03
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASbOCIHItu FIebs.
~HICAGO, May 3.-A few
snarls and growls every
" day may be the way to
promotion and pay for
American Association ball players.
While Thomas Jefferson Hickey,
president Of the league, doesn't
advocate trading punches at every
opportunity, or using spikes as
weapons, he agrees with DOME
Bush, manager of the Minne-
apolis club, that there is too much
friendliness among enemy players.
Evening star., 1935-05-03

Totals. 81 13 - 10 Totals 35 IL "a 12
'Batted for Rupert in ninth.
Bethesda-C. C...., 2OI 600 Oh
WdSH.-Lec SlO 1lo HU-IU
stead 12), wheeler. Simpson. Birch. Sny-
der. Putnam johnson. Errors-Putnam.
johnson. Hughes. Zoerner. Two-base hits
Fairfax -(2). Dansberger. Copeland.
Three-base hits-Dansberger (2). Putnam
(2). johnson. Wheeler Home run-Fair-
fax Sacrihees-Milstead. Cooper. Left
Fl First base ON baiIs&on croWeh sehtso Z: oil
Rupert. 2; of Birch, 2. Hits-On Rupert.
Struck out--By Birch, IL; by crowell. 8;
by Rupert. 2.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
TERPs BEAT ROOSEVELT.

Roosevelt Highs nine took a 10 to
II beating at the hands of the Mary
land frosh at College Park yesterday,
but gave the Terps scare by scoring
eight runs in the ninth after the lat
ter had sent in reserves thinking the
game was "sewed up"
Cc0re.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
SWIMMING COACH DIES.

TORONTO, May 3 (P.-Johnny
Walker, coach Of such noted long
distance swimmers as Marvin Nelson
Of Fort Dodge, Iowa; George Young
and his wife and Margaret Ravior
Young Of Toronto, died here at
=. the age of so. He suffered heart
attack Sunday.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
ITALIAN BOXERS SAIL.

NAPES, May (P).-Eight Italian
amateur boxers sailed aboard the
Conte de Savoia from here to COM
pete in the intercity series starting
in Chicago June %. They'll visit New
York, Washington and other Eastern
points before going to Chicago.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
G. U. FRESHMEN CLOUT

Bassin Leads Attack as His Old
Team, Eastern, Is Socked.
Georgetown Freshmen walloped East
ern Highs base ballers, 20 to 2, yester-
day in the Eastern High Stadium.
While the Hoya frosh were socking
20 hits, Tommy Nolan, former
EaSterner, was limiting his old mates
to two bingles. Harry Bassin, another
erstwhile Lincoln Parker, led the win
ners at bat, with five bingles, homer,
double and three singles. Buddy Nau,
who used to play for Central, pounded
out homer, triple, double and single.
Score.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
A S THE result Esteban Reyes and
WI. TAKES ANOTHER.

Washington-Lee High Schools base
ball team scored its third straight win
in trimming Bethesda Chevy Chase
Highs nine, 1914, yesterday at Balls
ton, Va. Tommy Fairfax and Hoot
Dansberger welded potent bats for
the winners. The score:
Evening star., 1935-05-03

A horse show tomorrow morning
at 10 am, in which both male and
feminine students will contest will
open the days competition. There is
said to be much capable talent in the
list of entries.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
Totals SO 1871 Totals 80 IA "a 10

Roosevelt ......... 100 900 10S-10
Maryland Freshmen. $50 123 00x-11
Runs--wheeler Freas CO.. Mccarthy
r. Coakley. Bailey (2l, Nicely (2). Bovello
(2). Green, woodward. Feltner. Errors
Mccarthy. Eagan, Hughes, Mcdaniel, G..
Boyello. Two-base, hits-Eagan,. Nicely.
Bryant, % McWiIiiams. r. Keller. Doubi:
playwWoodward to G. Coakley. Left on
bases-Maryland Freshmen. g; Roosevelt:
5: First base on balis1on Ruble, l; on
RuOle. utd. i; By By puisy. 2; By Bryant, i; 6s
Bowers, 2. Hits-on Ruble. 8 in in
nings; of Duley. in 13s innings; OF
Bryant 1 in y inning; OF Bowers. 13 in
q innings; of Feltner. none in ga In
nings Hit by pitched ball--By Bowers
pitcher-Ruble. Losing pitcher-Bowers.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
CARD TOMORROW
LISTS SIX EVENTS
Three Meets, Diamond, Net
- and Lacrosse Battles
Promise Thrills.

w YITH three track meets, q
M base ball game, a tennis
v v match and a lacross battle
on the card, the University
Of Maryland field day carnival at
College Park tomorrow will send more
than 500 schoolboy and college ath-
letes into action.
Here Is the full card:
12:30-Start of annual scho-
lastic track meet, Byrd Stadium.
1:00-Start of triangular
meet among Washington and
Lee, Virginia Tech and Mary
land and dual meet between
Gallaudet College and Mary
land Freshmen.
1:00-Base ball, Maryland vs..
Georgetown.
l:0O-Tennis, Maryland VS..
Catholic University.
4:00-Lacrosse, Maryland VS..
Syracuse.
With 13 open events and 8 closed
TO county high schools Of the State
in the interscholastic competition, a
triangular meet among Maryland,
Washington and Lee and Virginia
Tech and a dual affair between the
Old Line yearlings and Gallaudet,
there will be 48 track and field con-
tests, exclusive of heats that will be
necessary in the dashes and hurdles
and some of the other races.
Forty eight schools - thirty nine
from Maryland, four from Virginia
and the five public high schools OF
the District-will have schoolboy ath-
letes striving for honors and prizes.
Tech High won the open scholastic
meet last year and Is picked to re-
peat. Bel Air carried off the closed
competition for county schools, but
this nearly always is wide-open al
fair and appears so again this year.
Terps Are Favored.
"A EARYLAND teams will be favor
nj ties in all four of the varsity
battles in which they figure.
with best chance for an invading COM
bination being given Georgetown's
base ball team. However, the Terps,
who have won in row and IL out
OF Is for the season, appear to hold
the edge on the Hoyas.
Steve Physioc, one of Maryland's
ace hurlers. and Ed Hargaden, George
towns best, should furnish quite a
duel if both are in trim. There ap-
pears to be more power in the Terps
bats, though, than is carried in the
Hoyas' shillalahs.
Charlie Keller, sophomore Mary
land center fielder, who is boasting
batting average of .532 for Is games
on SO hits in 81 times at bat will
attract attention. notably among the
visitors from his home bailiwick OF
Middletown. Md, and vicinity.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
Score:

I Runs-Sheeran (2). K. Nau "a. Cava-
dine a.. Bassin 90. L. Nau, BarabaS,
Gregorio. Nolan (2). Jacobs. Mikalaski.
sin Watson. Nolan. D. Julian Three
| base hjts-K Nau. Cavadine. Home runs
| *. Nau, Bassin, Mikalaski.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
HALL OF
TRISTAN
(SFOKE)
SPEAKER

Graceful fielder,
accu rate thrower
. wing-footed
phantom on the
bases. "Tris" was
bought by the Red
Sox from Houston
of the Tex as
League for $4OO.
Member of r e d
Sox' famous out
field: Speaker
Lewis and Hooper.
Greatest defensive
outfielder the game
has ever seen. A
ball had to be out
Of the park to be
out Of his reach.
Holds major league
record Of IL con-
secutive hits. made
against Washing
ton In 1920. Life
time average, .345.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-08
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-08
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-01
HE tt SIZE MI =

megegyezik a kormany tervevel.
A bizottsag tervei szerint szaz
otvenezer dollar evi jovedelemig
mem emelnek a jelenlegi adokat
es otvenezer dollarig mem adoz-
tatnak meg az ajandekot es
orokseget, de azonfelul az ado
eleg nagy lenne.
A kongresszus liberals tagjai
a bizottsag javaslataval meg
elegedve nincsenek modosita-
sokat fognak ajanlani, hogy az
adoemelest mar az otvenezer dol
laros evi jovedelmeknel meg
kezdjek. Jelenleg nalunk az OF
veneer dollar jovedelemmel BIZ
ro polgar egy otod annyi adot
fizet, mint aki hasonlo jovede-
lemmel bir Angolorszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-01

menyeket igernek.
Kisil maid, hogy mifele esz-
kozoket hasznaltak a kozvele-
meny meghamisitasara es ta-
Ian = kisiil, hogy mennyit kol-
tottek egyenes megvesztegetesre ;
inert Washingtonban olyasmirol
is eleg hangosan beszelnek.
Gyanusan sok honatya valtoz-
tatta meg elhatarozasat villany-
truszt javara es gyanus volt az,
ahogy a nevszerinti szavazas elol
kitertek.
A vizsgalatot meg joforman ell
sem kezdtek maris hallatlan
gyalazatossagoknak, ezrekre me-
nc HAMISITASOKNAK jottek
a nyomara.
Kisult peldaul, hogy Warren
Pa. koszos kis villanyos-gangje
tizenharomszaz hamis alairassal
ellatott siirgonyt kiildott a SEE
natoroknak es congressmanek-
mex, es esziikbe sem jutott,
hogy a hamisitasert valakit eset-
leg valaha ,7ns selzarnak.
Szemerem nelkili nyiltsaggal,
vigyorogva beszeltek el, hogy a
villanyosok altal fogalmazott es
az 8 penziikert elklldott surgo-
nyok ala neveket kellett irni,
elovettek tehat varos cimtarat
es az abban talalt elso tizen-
haromszaz nevet alairtak a sir
gonyok ala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-01
A BIZOTTSAG
JAVASLATA

szerint is erosen emelkedne az
ado az igazan Macy vagyonnal
es a tiz millios oroksegek ha-
romnegyedet elvennek.
A javaslat annyiban megfelel
az elnok szandekainak, hogy a
nagy vagyonokat 2szet fogja tor
nj, de mem biztositja ait a szo-
vetsegi bevetelt, amt egy jo
ado orvenytol elvartunk.
Jelenleg a kincstari adobevete-
lex hatvanot szazalekat "latha-
Italian" adokbo1, mint pl. gaso-
lin, cigarette, szinhaz, alkohol,
stb. kollektaljak aminek legna-
gyobb reszet a kis jovedelmii
emberek fizetik.
lit lenne az ideje, hogy a "lat-
hatatlan" es tisztessegtelen ado
helyett gondoskodjanak rendes
jovedelmi adorol es emeljek fe1
mindenkinek az adojat alaposan,
aki tobbet keres negy-otezer dol
larna1.
Igazi nagy jovedelem akkor
lenne, ha az OF es otvenezer dol
lar kozti evi beveteleket legalabb
fele annyira megado znak, mint
pl. Angliaban, inert akkor az al
lamhaztartas mem deficittel dol
gonna.
A bizottsag javaslata terme-
szetesen modosulni fog a ket
hazban, mielott az ell lesz TO
gadva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-01
kINEvEzIK "K0zVELEMENYNEK"

A reakcios ujsagok heje-hujaz.
tax az oromtol, inikor villany-
truszt ellen beadott javaslattal
leszavazta az elnokot cong
resszus,
AIT orditoztak, hogy a 'koz-
velemeny' nyomasa alatt szavaz-
tax az elnok ellen a honatyak,
bar jol tudtak, hogy eppen Ok
azok, akik a kozvelemenyt allan
doan hamisitjak ebben az or
szagban.
Tudtak ok is, tudtak masok is,
hogy a villanytruszt oriasi osz-
szeget koltott javaslat megbuk-
tatasara, bar eleinte a villanyo-
sok csak haromszazezer dollar
rol es csak ''megengedett eszko-
zokror beszeltek, ma mar tudja
mindenki, hogy milL5kat kol-
tOttek., .,l)i,
A congressus mindket hdza
kEnytelen volt vizsgalatot rem
delhi el, hogy hogyan, hol es
mennyit kcltott a villanytruszt,
es eek a vizsgalatok csinos cred
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-01

dag emberek, trusztok ellen is
ebben az orszagban, akkor vala-
kit a bortonbe kuldenek azert,
inert mar emberek nevet mertek
alairni annyi siirgonvnek.
Es ha vizsgalattal csakugyan
eredmenyt kivannak elerni, akkor
a Western Union warreni mana
gerja is berandul a bortonbe,
inert a taviratok eredeti szoveget
elegette, holott ait meg kellett
volna tartania egy honapig.
Ezerharomszaz neveben beszelt
hat rongy kis villany-gang es a
congressmenek meg szenatorok
koziil nernelyik tenyleg elhihette
hogy annyi szavazoja tiltakozik a
javaslat ellen, amt a villany-
truszt elgancsolt.
Ma mar hetszazezer dollart
vallanak be, hogy ilyen es ehhez
hasonlo alias es hazug propa-
gandara ennyit koltottek, tehat
tobb, mint duplajat az eddig
bevallott haromszazezer dollar
max, de mire a vizsgalat vegere
ernek, milliok lesznek ebbol az
osszegbol. Kulonosen ha ait is
megvizsgaljak, hogy hany hon
atya kap rendes fizetest "igyvedi
honorarium' cimen ezekt6l a
trusztoktol,
E,s mikor az amerikai polgar
ego afccal olvassa, hogy mi
keppen garazdalkodnak a neve-
ben, hogy milyen eszkozokkel,
tomeges hamisitasokkal, szaka-
datlan hazudozassal allnak a kor
many tisztogato utjaba, akkor
raadasul meg tudnia kell, hogy
neki. a polgartarsaknak kell a
szamlat is fizetni.
Merit hiszen eek crookok
mem a sajat> zsebeikbol fizetik a
milliokat ilyen koltsegre, hanem
a fogyasztok penzebol. Vagyis
ARA koltik toliink kirabolt penz
egy reszet, hogy tovabb es meg
jobban rabolhassanak ezentul ben
nunket.
Mi fizetjiik a szamlat villany-
billben, a gazbillben, minden
mas billben, hogy hatszoros
villanyarakat meg tovabb is tart.
hassak.
Es mikor ICY hatba szurjak
az amerikai polgart a sajat ke-
sevel akkor a reakcios es re-
publikanus lapoknak van pofajuk
hogy ezt a tomeghamisitast
"kozvelemenynek" nevezzek.
RemeGuk, hogy a hamisita:
oda forr torkukra.
Ha a Roosevelt kormany Z
helyen marad, amiben keve.
embernek van ketsege, akkor e,
a vizsgalat mem lesz gyerekjatek
S akkor vegre villanytrusztot, ;
holding company-kat bemutat
jak maguk borzalmasan rond:
valojaban az egesz orszagnak.
Meg el sem kezdtek vizsgaln
S maris meg van warreni cred
meny. 4
Mi lesz lit, mifele buzok, mi
fele visszaelesek, mifele veszte
getesek, mifeles .korrupcio fog it
kisilni, ha szenatus bizottsag;
komolyan lat hozza a dolpahoz?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-01
A.KONGRESSZUS
TACJAI BELATTAK

hogy az elnok munkaprogram-
jat be kell fejezni hogy addig
mem engedik oket szetmenni,
amig az osszes fontos javaslatot
lie mem targyaljak, a multi heten
tehat hoz zafogtak a munkahoz.
A haz bizottsaga letargyalta
ait a javaslatot, ami elol leg
jobban szerettek volna kiterni
es a heten az adojavaslatot a
haz ele terjesztik.
Bar het vegen kiadott jelen-
tesek szerint bizottsag mem
mindenben kovette az elnok XII
vansagait, a javaslat nagyjaban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-01
HA NAGYOBB
AKADALYOK

mem lesznek, mines semni ok
ra, hogy kongresszus az tiles
szakot september vegere be ne
fejezze, bar Borah es egy ne
hany szenator azzal fenyegetoz-
mex, hogy az adojavaslat melle
olyan modositasokat fognak ir-
nj, amelyeknek targyalasa no.
vemberig is el fog huzodni.
Az adojavaslathoz akarja Bo-
rah szavaztatni modositasnak a
bonusz azonnali kifizeteset es ha-
rom milliard dollar megszavaza-
sat, hogy azzal farmerek
mortgagejait megvaltsak.
Termeszetesen jelentekeny ESQ
port kellene hozza, hogy a ta-
nacskozasokat ezekiel a javas-
latokkal elhuzzak nem valoszi-
Mi, hogy akad elegend6 szena-
tor, mikor mindenki szeretne ha-
"a sietni.
Minthogy bank-javaslatot
modositott formaban - elfo-
gadta a szenatus, ha az adoja-
vaslatot a Guffey-Snyder szen-
javaslatot letargyaljak es, ha az
eddig elfogadott javaslatokon az
egyezteto bizottsagok tenyleg
meg tudnak egyezni. .befejez6dik
a kongresszus munkaja, :..s