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Evening star., 1935-01-16
GHEz1, REvOLTA
SPLIT FAT PURSE
Former Victor in PIay-0f oil
Tie at Los AngeIes-Sac-
ramento Next.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
T OS ANGELES, January 16-
Youth was in the vanguard
l. today, pockets bulging with
most of the prize money, as
the solfing army moved toward
Northern California for the Sacra-
mento and San Francisco stop-overs
on the Winter tournament trail.
Two tall, bronzed players Of Italian
extraction, Victor Ghezzi Of Deal,
N. j., and John Revolta, Milwaukee,
formed the advance guard, with Har-
old Mcspaden, Kansas City. Kans,
not far behind.
Ghezzi won the Los Angeles open
title yesterday in an 1S-hole play-of
with Revolta after they had tied in
the regulation 72 holes of play with
285s, but their earnings were the
same. They split first and second
place money and 5000 more picked
up from the gallery at the play-of
for 81 IT'S apiece.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
GEORGE ON MAT BILL

Four Considered as Rival for Bout
on January "a.
Ed Don George, co-claimant of the
heavyweight rassling championship
will be one Of the principals in the
next feature mat tussle at the Wash
ington Auditorium The date for the
next cauliaower carnival is Thursday
January "a.
Turnr is seeking high-ranking op-
ponent for the handsome title claimant,
and indications are that he will be
chosen from among Dick Shikat, Gino
Garibaldi, Everett Marshall and Karl
Pojello.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
Big Quints Here
Organize League
ORGANIZATION of the Metro
~ politan Amateur Basket Ball

PRONUNCIATION VI tiie noctlo
~ politan Amateur Basket Ball
League, comprising such out
standing teams of the city as
Sholls, Investigation, st. Mary's
Celtics and Delaware & Hudson
has been effected and the first
game will be played Sunday, when
Sholl'S and Investigation. red-hot
rivals, square off in the George
Washington gymnasium. The
Sleuths conquered Sholl's earlier
in the season.
A fifth team is sought to COM
plete the league. A meeting to
elect officers and otherwise perfect
organization of the loop will be
held tomorrow night.
A league game will be played
each Sunday as a part of a double
header in the G. w. gym in which
the Rinaldi Tailors will appear in
the other game. 1t also is planned
to play a league double-header on
a week night each week.
If plans develop, the winner of
the league will face the victor in
the Baltimore Amateur League and
an intercity league will be formed.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
Heuriclls to Use
NewCyn Sunday
tConyrlght. l935.)

IIEURICH BREWERS pro bas-
keters will use their new
gym at Twenty-sixth and D
streets Sunday. when they engage
the Newark Mules of the Ameri-
can League.
The gym will accommodate
1900 and is equipped with pub
lie address system for broadcast
ing play-by-play descriptions of
games and for providing music be-
tween the halves.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
E. v. WILL HONOR
MOST VALUABLE
Trophy Presentation Will Be
Among Features of Foot
Ball Banquet.
. GORGE WASHINGTON UNI

- EORGE WASHINGTON UNI
VERSITY'S most valuable
foot ball player in 1884 will
be awarded the Omicron
Delta Kappa Cup as one of the fea-
lures on the program of the Colonial
institutions annual foot ball banquet
scheduled January % at the Lee
House.
Alphonse "Tuffy" Leemans. who
during the last season received honor
able mention or better on virtually all
important all-America selections.
was the recipient of the o. D. K. Cup
in 1888. Johnny Fenlon. now director
of athletics at Fredericksburg Va)
High School, was the first to win the
trophy in 1882.
Announcement of the 1885 G. W.
grid schedule also is included in the
banquet program which is being ar
ranged by Quentin Watson, class of
1884, and Max Harrington, assistant
athletic director, representatives of the
General Alumni Association and the
athletic department, joint sponsors of
the affair.
Other highlights of the occasion will
be the award of letters and sweaters to
the varsity and freshman players and
the presentation of blankets inscribed
with the university insignia to the
graduating Seniors-Ed Clark, Henry
Strayer and Bill Parrish.
George Little, athletic director of
Rutgers, and Glenn Thistlethwaite,
head foot ball coach and athletic di-
rector of the University of Richmond,
will be the principal guests.
Banquet tickets, priced at s1.50
each, may be procured from the fol-
lowing: Henry w. Herzog, 20l6 H
street; Mrs Marcelle Lane, G. w. U.
Alumni Office: Max harrington, gym
nasium, and in the Office of the dean
of the Medical School.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
TOM NALLY TO MARRY.

Tom Nally, jr., former Eastern High
and Catholic University foot ball lumi-
nary, will marry Florence Mae Graves
tomorrow morning in Holy Comforter
Church, eliminating a romance which
began when they were students at
Eastern. John Nally, who played on
the c. U. grid team with Tom, will
act as his best man.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
British Try for Yacht Cup in 80 Seen Polo Shake Hits All Coale,s
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
READING, Pa. Morrie Sherman
lat, Detroit. drew with Ray Napoli-
tano, $50, Brooklyn Q0.
BELLNGHAM, Wash.-Cecil Payne
1877, Louisville, KY, outpointec
frankie Monroe, 1876, Portland (10)
SEATTLE, Wash.-Ford Smith, 2O8
Kalispell, Mont, and Frank Connel.
ly, 238, San Francisco, drew 90.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
C0NKEY GETS RING JOB

Capital Youth to Fight for Navy
Against Green Terrors.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, January 16.-
George Conkey, District MILDLY and
former Western High student, has
been picked by Spike Webb, Navy
boxing coach, to take care of the
165-pound class in the opening match,
which will be with Western Maryland
here January 26.
Conkey Is member of the gradual
ing class and has been on the squad
for three seasons.
He was chosen after a series of
elimination bouts.
Other District boys on the squad
are Owen Chambers and Ted Vincent,
both in the 155-pound class and both
former students Of Bulls School.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
PRO HOCKEY

By the Associated Press. /.
National League-Detroit I, Mon.
treal MaroonS 0 (overtime); Boston S.
St. Louis 3; Toronto 3, Chicago 2;
New York Rangers l, New York Amer
leans /.
International League-Detroit 4,
London !.
Canadian american League-Phila.
delphia 4, Quebec 2.
American ASsociation-Tulsa I,
Kansas City o (overtime).
Evening star., 1935-01-16
WOULD BAND SCRIBES
Cornwell Interested in Move to
Organize Sports Writers.

SAooAANS SPSAtS AICAos
A movement has been started here
looking to the organization of a sport
writer's club.
j. Leighton (Count) Cornwell, for
mer head of athletics at Dewitt School
and now on the legal staff of the De-
partment of Justice, is much interested
in the movement and is sounding out
his scribe friends on the proposition
Cornwell's idea would be to limit &C
tive membership to sports writer's and
have an honorary roll for others wish
ing to join. He says he would jump
at a chance for an honorary member
ship and is certain many others would
be glad to join on this basis.
Club rooms would be established fol
the club and an annual banquet, to
which sport celebrities would be in
vited, would be held.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
BLOW IN SOCCER FINAL
Beats Blair and Will Engage in
Series With Park View.

Blow Elementary Schools soccer
team, which yesterday conquered the
Blair booters, 81, in the Eastern
final, will engage Park View in a
three-game series for the city ele-
mentary school championship, starting
Friday afternoon on the Mcmillan
playground. The competition is spon-
sored by the Municipal Playground
Department..
Evening star., 1935-01-16

pill dispensers yesterday bowed to the
ST Mary's Celtics in a 32-17 match in
Alexandria.
The Alexandrians rallied strongly
in the second half.
Other results:
Community Center League.
Trinity. 80; Renrocs, 20.
Standards, "a; Corr's, 81.
brakes, 3d. Dome Oil Co., 18.
Flying Eagles, 80; Peoples Drug, 81.
Internal Revenue, 27; Grace, 26.
Washington Tobacco, 36; Mary
land, 16.
Government League.
F. H. A., As; Internal Revenue. Q.
r. F. c., So; Veterans Administra-
tion, 6.
Investigation, SO; Patent, 6.
Independent.
Marvin 'Methodists, Is; Wisconsin
Motors, %.
Saranacs, "a; Coast and Geodetic, II.
Boiling Field, 46; Navy Depart
ment, 26.
Young Mems Club, SO: Stansburys, 6.
Heurich Flashes, "a; Calvary M
E., II.
Nine games are carded tonight in
the Community Center League, as
follows:
Roosevelt Loop.
9:30-Twin Oaks VS.. Farm Credit.
(Minor.)
S:30-Tremonts VS.. Olympians.
Northeast Loop.
(Major)
7:30-Lawrence vs. Marvins.
S:30-Rinaldi VS.. g. P. o.
East Washington Loop.
7:15-Warwicks VS.. Renrocs.
Central High LOOP.
7:30-Loew's Theater vs. Raleish Hab-
erdashery.
s:30-Corr's Sport Shop VS.. Pepco.
Southeast Loop.
7:3O-Southeast Flashes VS.. Sigma Nu
Sigma.
s:30-Marion A. c. VS.. Brand A. C.
Evening star., 1935-01-16

one remains WHICH Will Iahe
a heap of beating. This is
Lorraine CULTS lis average rolled
last season in the Ladies' District
League, the highest ever achieved by
a girl.
1t seems little beyond the reach
of the duckpin queen herself. for Miss
GULL, shooting with the Lucky Strike
team, is two points below it at pres
ent with two points, at this advanced
period, extremely difficult to pick up.
A RECENT reference to Astor
~ Clarke of Clarendon as being
acknowledged the best bowler in
the State" brings yelp from a bowl
ing fan in Richmond. Read it.
''Sa-a-ay, Clarendon is very nice
town, no doubt, but it lacks lot of
covering the State of Virginiai
"Just who, besides Clarke himself
acknowledges him to be the best in
the State-just like that?
You'd be surprised-there are really
a lot of pretty hot bowlers in the
State.
II think you'll find that even the
skeleton delegation Richmond has
Evening star., 1935-01-16
ROCKVILLE AT TOP
IN COUNTY CIRCUIT
Conquers Poolesville for Third
Straight-Bethesda Quintet
Will Play Tonight.

n ocKv11LE HIGH SCHOOL is
N leading In the chase for the
mythical Montgomery County
scholastic title today. following it's
third straight win in intercounty
competition yesterday. Poolesville High
was the victim, 80 to 20.
Summary:
Evening star., 1935-01-16
ALBANY SIGNS WILSON.

ALBANY, N. Y, January 16 (P).-
Hack Wilson, former major league
outfielder, has signed to play with the
Albany Senators in the International
League. He will leave for Hot
Springs, Ark, at once to get into
condition.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
COURT RESULTS

Local Teams.
George Washington, 35; Emory and
Henry, %.
Eastern High, 81; Western, "a.
Central High, 40; Roosevelt, Is.
Georgetown Freshmen, So; Tech,
26.
Gonzaga, 81; Georgetown Prep, 81.
Rockville, 80; Poolesville, 20.
Mount Rainier, 40; Glen Burnie, 10.
Bowie, 80; Oxon Hill, IL.
East.
Columbia, A; Yale, 81.
Vermont, 43; Norwich, 25.
Carnegie Tech, "a; Geneva, 20.
Manhattan, 27; Niagara, IS.
Salem, 40; Bethany, 38.
South.
Erskine, 81; Presbyterian, 80.
North Carolina State, %; Duke, Is.
Furman, A; Newberry, Is.
North Carolina, 80; Virginia, 20.
Clemson, 81; Wofford, 40.
Western Kentucky, SO; Union, IS.
Sol ;hern Methodist, 80; Rice, 10.
North Carolina Frosh, 80; Holt
Mills, 80.
College of Charleston, go; Beckley
College, %.
Centre. 43; Georgetown Ry). So
West.
Akron, 20; Kent, "a.
Capital, 80; Ohio Northern, 26.
wittenberg. So; Heidelberg, II.
Duquesne. 81; Loyola (Chicago), 20
Kansas, so; Oklahoma, %.
Toledo, 81; Bowling Green, %.
st. Thomas, Is; st. Olaf, %.
Buena Vista, 43; Iowa Wesleyan, IS
Xavier, "a; Chattanooga, %.
Cincinnati, AZ; Hanover, IS.
Knox, "a; Monmouth, IL.
Illinois State, 80: Eureka, ~.
Tulsa, 23; Oklahoma A. and M, Il
Whitewater Teachers, %; Aurora
College, Is.
Willamette, 80; Columbia port
land), 80.
Central College, 20; william Jew
ell. ~.
Mcpherson, 50: Bethany. 1s.
Montana Normal, a; Idaho, South
ern Branch, %.
California. IS; California Aggies,
Denver A. c., 7s; Colorado Mines,
Valley City Teachers, 81; Glendale
Normal, 20.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
KARPOWICH RECOVERING.

Ed Karpowich. captain-elect of the
1885 Catholic University foot ball
team, who is confined to Providence
Hospital with an ear ailment, is ex-
pected to be released tomorrow or Fri
day.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
Saliva Test Gets Attention.

THE code contained little Of con-
troversial nature. except for Sec
tions dealing with the saliva test
for detection of stimulating. corrupt
practices, prohibited betting and
claiming races.
The saliva test section require
tracks to construct stalls so that pro-
vender of foreign substances could be
admitted only through one door. 1t
would forbid the administration of
any medication to a horse within 48
hours of a race in which it was en-
tered.
Each State commission would en-
ploy a chemist and veterinarian to
make saliva tests, and the detection
of prohibited matter by analysis OF
saliva would bring suspension or bar
ring of the trainer from all tracks.
Local conditions or preferences
would govern claiming races, although
first choice is given closed claiming,
with a $1,000 minimum.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
Sacramento Is Next.
n FcSPADEN, Pasadena open cham.

ming the first test of the Win
ter schedule in the CALIFORNIA;.
The first stop will be Sacramento
Friday, where the golf grenadiers
open a three-day stand for $4,000. tc
be obtained after u holes Of medal
play. From there they go on to San
Francisco to participate in the an
nual $4,000 match play tourney start
ing January "a.
Ghezzi. professional in the Dea'
Golf Club, shot 78 over the Stub
born Los Angeles Country Club yes.
terday in winning the tenth annual
open title from Revolta by two
strokes.
Evening star., 1935-01-16

Totals. 10 l 80 Totals. q 2oO

Bethesda Chevy Chase and Takoma-
Silver Spring were to clash in the
formers gym at $3.50 o'clock today.
Evening star., 1935-01-16

The newly organized Bethesda A.
c. will inaugurate its home campaign
tonight by meeting the Heurich
Flashes at $3.50 O'Clock in the high
school gym. A preliminary will be
played between the Bethesda A. C.
Juniors and Cleveland A. c.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
HITCHCOCK, SMITH,
.b0ESEKE DENOTED
"Perfect" Player Fails to
Get Limit for First Time
Since 1921.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. ~
n YEW YORK, January 16.-The
nj drastic revision of handicaps
Y oy the United States Polo As
Sociation, in which the rat
ings Of nine of the country's ranking
stars were changed, has left the world
without single 1O-goal player.
The Shake-up, one of the most
sweeping ever made in the ranking
list, lowered Thomas Hitchcock, IT,,
famous internationalist, from 10 to
9 goals, the first time in IA years
that he has not been handicapped at
the maximum. ~
Considered the perfect" polo play
er since he first rode TO fame in the
International Cup matches against
England in 1921, Hitchcock's handicap
was reduced largely because of his
mediocre showing the last two years.
His activities during this time were
cut short by two serious falls, the
last of which prevented him from
competing in the EastWest matches
last Fall.
Cecil Smith Of Austin, Tex, and
Elmer Boeseke, jr., California stat
both of whom were ranked at 10
Smiths handicap was reduced to
nine goals, while Boesekes ranking
was cut to eight.
Guest Is Promoted. :,
w championship East team
in the 1884 intersectional
matches, was raised from eight To
nine goals, maintaining the United
States supremacy among the high
goal players. Only one other player,
the Nawab of Bhopal, Indian po-
tentate, is rated as high as nine
goals :
Guests brilliant teammates in the
intersectional matches, Michael Phipps
and William Post, I'd, were elevated
from seven to eight goals, while
Jimmy Mills, fourth member of TIE
youthful quartet, remained at eight
Eric Pedley and H. w. CRube) VIII
liamS, weSternerS, also were reduced.
their handicapS being cut from eight
to seven. The ninth member of the
upper strata to be shifted was Ray
mond Guest, brother of Winston,
whose handicap was raised from six
to seven goals. ,,r
Here are the leading polo players
with the changes in handicaps: -,
Nine Goals.
Winston Guest, Medowbrook Club;
(from 81.
Thomas Hitchcock, jr., Sands Point
Club from l0).
Cecil Smith, Austin, Tex, Polo Club
(from 1O.
Eight Goals.
f. j. Boeseke, jr., Midwick, Calf,
Country Club from 10).
Michael Phipps. Meadowbrook Club
(from y.
William Post. I'd, Aiken Polo Club
(from y. =,
Aidan Roark, Del Monte, Calf,
Polo Club.
James P. Mills, Bryn Mawr Pole
Club.
Seven Goals.
Raymond Guest, Meadowbrook Club
(from g..
Eric Pedley, Midwick Country Club
Cfrom 81.
H w. Williams, Austin Polo Club
(from 81.
E. T. Gerry, Meadowbrook Club.
E. A. S. Hopping.
Stewart Iglehart, Meadowbrook Club,
Seymour H. Knox, East Aurora
Polo Club.
Deveraux Milburn, Meadowbrook
Club.
r. E. Strawbridge, jr., Bryn Mawr
Polo Club,
Evening star., 1935-01-16
NEW RACING CODE
|S43PAGES LONG
If Adopted, Would Provide
Uniform Rules for Game
Throughout U. S.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
"A II IAMI, Fla, January 16.-The
M National Association of State
w Racing Commissioners studied
today a 43-page document
which, if adopted. would provide uni
form rules and regulations for rae
ing in the United States.
Chairman William H. Cane, New
Jersey Commissioner, was the codifier
of the mass of State edicts. His Uni
form Rules Committee report dealt
with II topics.
Open discussion of the code, prepa-
ration of which was authorized by the
association a year ago, will not begin
until tomorrow.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
I. C.. BEATS ST. THOMAS.

Immaculate Conception basketers
yesterday downed the st. Thomas
quint, 22-14.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
BOYS FIVE SEEKS FOES.

Takoma Boys Club basketers are
after games with teams having courts.
Call Georgia 1859 between $50 and
7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
STEWART BASKETERS
BOW AFTER "a WINS
Given Good Beating by Celtics
Nine Tits Slated Tonight
in Community Loop.

4 FTER winning "a games in row,
~ the Stewards Pharmacy quint
finally is nursing defeat. The
pill dispensers yesterday bowed to the
ST Mary's Celtics in 32-17 match in
Alexandria.
The Alexandrians rallied strongly
in the second half.
Evening star., 1935-01-16
BY ROD THOMAS.

FLOCK of bowling records
~ have fallen this Winter, but
~ one remains which will take
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

tails a lapot es annak szerkesz-
tojet mindennek lehordta.
Akkor ugyanis ujra valasztot-
tax titkarnak, akkor tehat az
volt "meggyozodese', hogy
egyesulesre nincs szukseg.
Miota Vitalis urat kiszavaztak
a dzsabjabol, a "meggy6z6dese"
alaposan megvaltozott, inert -
ha igazak a hirek, amikben mem
ketelkediink ma az egyesulest
darabokban is hetyesli.
A mi allaspontunk ma is az,
ami negy ev elott volt, de sem
akkor, sem most mem ajanljuk
egy egylet tagsaganak, hogy az
egyesuletuket darabokra szag-
gassak.
A rossz cseledek azonban min
dig ellene fordulnak a gazdanak,
ha kiteszik oket a munkabol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
VITAL|S MEG A VERHOVAY ECYLET

A Munkas Betegsegelyzo $50
vetseg tagjai fel vannak habo-
rodva, inert allitolag Vitalis, a
volt kozponti titkar Szovetseg
tagjait osztalyonkent a Verhovay
Segelyegyletbe csabitja.
Mem tudjuk, hogy mennyi igaz
a dologbol, mem tudjuk, hogy
XII adott erre, ha adott Vitalisnak
megbizast, de biztosra vesszik,
hogy a Verhovay Segely Egylet
vezetosege ILYEN FORMA-
BAN csatlakozasokat mem fog
ia soha siirgetni.
Csak arra akarjuk olvasoinkat
emlekeztetni ezekben a sorokban,
hogy mikor negy ev elott mi ait
ajanlottuk a tagsagnak, hogy
EGYSEGESEN csatlakozzanak a
Verhovay Segely Egylethez, vi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
MOZOG A FOLD

dolgot oft tapasztaltak a Mel
lon-szolgak, hogy Pennsylvania
ban is vi deal van.
A torvenyhozas ugyan a tana-
rokat mem tudta vissza ultetni a
helyeikre, de alaposan megin-
tette az egyetem vezet6seget,
hogy ilyen szellemben vezetett
f6iskolanak a jov6ben az allan
kincstarabol penz mem adnak.
A kormanyzo most alairta ait
billt, amely kovetkez6 eyre
szukseges milliokat kiutalta meg
egyszer, de olyan felre erthetet-
leniil levelet irt melleje, hogy
most mar mindenki megertheti
mifele ember a kormanyzo.
Megirta, hogy amennyiben a
kormanyzotanacs tagjait mem
valtoztatjak, hanem orokre meg
akarnak a most benn il6 reak-
clos egyenek maradni, 3 tobb
billt soha mem ir ala, amely penzt
ad az egyetem reszere.
Megirta, hogy a pittsburgh f6
iskolat jelenleg ugy kell tekin-
teni, mint amely bizonyos magan
erdekeltseget szolgal, amelynek
tehat semmifele kozpenzhez mines
jussa.
Minthogy pedig Mellonek meg
sem fogjak fenntartani evrol-ev-
re az egyetemet, mem fog
jak kiutalni minden evben a
szukseges milliokat, nyilvanvalo,
hogy az iskola szelleme meg fog
valtozni.
Es Pittsburgh Egyetem hall
gatoit, Pennsylvania jovend6
vezereit ezentul mem tisztan
Mellon-szellemben tanitjak, ha-
mem igazan megismertetik veluk,
hogy mi az elet es mi jelenlegi
tarsadalmi es gazdasagi beren-
dezkedes biine es hibaja.
Tiz-husz, harminc ev mulva
erzi meg a Keystone State,
hogy NIT tett Earle kormanyzo,
ha liberals tanitasi szellemet
kenyszerit az egyetemre S akkor
latjak maid be, hogy Pennsyl-
vania szamara az vi deal most
kezd6dott.
Exert irtuk, hogy: "Megis mo-
zog a fold" ennek az irasnak a
tetejebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

Alabama vagy Jersey allamban
perelnek, periratokat mind oft
keszitik Wall Streeten, ahol
eek az ezerfeju polypok tronol-
max.
Termeszetesen els6 sorban ait
akarjak, hogy kozpenzeken ne
epithessenek becsiiletes konkur-
renciat rablo trusztoknak, de
ezenkiviil AIT is el akarjak erni,
hogy kozmunkak megindita-
sat gancsoljak.
Jol tudjak, hogy turelmetlen
welfare kenyeren el6 polgarsag,
jol latjak, hogy a kozmunkak
eddigi halasztasa is erosen in
gerelte a polgarsagot, meg akar-
jak hat a varakozast toldani
ICY ket legyet iitnenek egy csa-
pasra.
Jol lesz tehat megtudni, hogy
sok helyen mem azert kesnek a
koztnunkak, inert kormany
kesik programmed - bar idaig
az volt a legnagyobb akadaly,
hanem azert, inert villanytruszt
vagyis az orszag legnagyobb to-
keje szandekosan vet gancsot
,nrnkanak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

A kormany leghalalosabb ellen
sege, a kozszolgalati vallalatok, a
villany es gaztrusztok mem eleg-
szenek meg azzal, hogy hatba
szurtak holding company
ellen beadott kormany-javaslatot
lie akarjak szurni kozmunkat is,
hogy a nincstelen emberek zu-
duljanak fel a kormany ellen.
Ahol a kozmunkak villany-
telepek, gaztelepek es mas koz-
szolgalati vallalatok es kozuze-
mex epiteset vettek programme,
oft mindenutt perrel allnak a
kozmunkak utjaba.
A perek ton,kelegeit akasztjak
a kornany nyakaba es a tito
parancsok szazait, ezreit allitjak
a dolgozni vagyo munkasok ut
jaba.
A kormany megallapitotta,
hogy ezeket a pereket egy kez
intezi.
Albany keresetet beadtak, vala-
mennyit ugyanazzal a szoveggel
irtak meg, szorol-szora, beturol
betiire.
Nyilvanvalo tehat, hogy akar
Wisconsin akar Dakota akar