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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-03-25
Super Fighter of 1896
Looks Like Sucker Now

There was no comment while the
reporter mentioned law suits,
broken contracts, the chances of the
public paying any kind of dough for
two drab heavyweight championship
affairs in one season and such things.
Then another question brought
grin and animate response. yeah,
the super-fghter of last year did
look like the sucker fighter now.
Yeah, that Schmeling would be a
harder guy to lick. He didn't lead
to you and he was cute. Hard to
hit and hit pretty hard. Had the old
experience that was what it was.
"Yeah, Louis was a counter fight
err, too. But you could kid him into
making leads and going haywire,
and Pastor, strictly 0ne-track guy,
that Louis. When you got him off
the track, well he Bandages?
Let him have all he wanted. 1t was
the tape that really counted. Be-
sides a guy with big hands really
needed more bandages than"
There was a polite pause while
the reporter mentioned that Louis
hands were woefully small and soft
for heavyweight, scarcely two
thirds as large as those of Brad
dock and by no means as calloused.
This was point that the cham
pion evidently never had previously
considered.
Just as evidently, though, it was
a point that did not interest him.
That could mean he really does not
expect to fight the much feared
Grown Bomber" or does not expect
to get hit if he does. Perhaps he is
right about the not getting hit part.
When he said it just after the Louis
Camera spectacle I believed him,
wrote it and got few thousand re-
buking letters in return.
Now - well, this correspondent
still thinks Louis is the most over
rated fighter of the era. He also
hates to spoil the memory of
pleasant sunshiny mornings CONVEX
sation with one of the worlds most
genuine guys.
But-no matter what has hap
pened mentally, the Braddock who
fights this summer will not be phys
ically the same Braddock who
wrested that turtle" from Baer.
Boston college is negotiating with
Indiana university for a football
game in 1888 /. Lynn Waldorf of
Northwestern has been appointed
honorary vice president of the Unit
ed States Table Tennis association
Prof. Zenas Bliss of Brown
university will be navigator on the
Ranger in the Americas cup races
next summer, if Harold Vanderbilt's
new racer earns the right to meet
T. o. M. Sopwith's Endeavour H.,
the British challenger There is
no admission charge on varsity
sports, excepting basketball and
football at Georgia Tech.
The public hears of the only COM
paratively few college athletes who
funk their studies and not of the
majority who pass Illinois,
which now awards numerals only
to freshmen who are up in all their
class room work, will bestow ap-
proximately "a in football and most
of the IL others who have qualified
athletically probably will obtain
the honor in June.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-03-25

Three of the five catchers warrant
little immediate consideration. Jim
Sheehan, who gives promise of real
hitting prowess some day, is far too
inexperienced even for third string
duty now. Madjesk and Spencer
merely are third-stringers. That
leaves Mancuso and banning.
Probably-aIthough Mancuso new
er was fast and his thirty-One years
have not improved his ailing dogs
that is enough. banning, a shrewd
young man who can hit, has been
with the Giants most of the time
since 1881. This is his make-Or-
break season. A good guess is that
he will do at least half of the catch
ing duty and will be made into a
star performer.
Johnny Mccarthy, tossed around
for several seasons by the Dodgers
and Yankees, has had most of the
first base call. It is unlikely that
he will continue there. Leslie does
not field like Terry or even Nc
Carthy. But Sam is a steady work
man, and an abdominal operation
has restored his health. He can
hit, and the Giants need power too
much to pass him by. That means
first base will be conducted in
good, reliable fashion.
So also will be second base and
shortstop. Whitehead is a very good
fielder and team player. Probably
he is not quite as good hitter as
his .278 average last year indicates.
But, placed properly in the batting
order, he will not weaken the at
tack. Bartell-even though occa-
sionally given to making plays the
hard way-is a good shortstop.
Third base is a problem. Lou
Chiozza, Mickey Haslin and Tommy
Thevenow have been working out
there, but it is unlikely that Mickey
and Tommy are being considered
for anything save utility roles. That
means Chiozza, placed in Joe
Moore's old leadoff spot in the first
game lineups, is considered the reg
ular at the moment.
Possibly Lou-a fair fielder and
hitter with the Phillies-will con-
tinue there. A slender, alert, pre-
maturely gray, twenty-six-year-old
man who lives in Terry's own Mem
phis, he is in somewhat of a spot
now, though. AS in all the years of
Terry's management, the Giants
must depend this season on superb
pitching, tight defense and the
best possible use of their hits.
Moore is as good a leadOff man
as there is in baseball. He is on
base frequently. Possibly his sharp
hits will do the Giants as much
good if he bats in the fourth or
fifth position. Possibly-because
this seems likely to be his last sea-
son at the Polo Grounds-it is time
to develop new leadoff man. There
remains the question whether there
will be anybody on base when he
comes to bat along with OFT, Leiber
and Leslie, the only power boys.
That brings up subject of sub
dued conversation. The Giants have
only five outfielders worthy of con-
sideration, and the regulars should
be Leiber, OFT and Moore. But Rip
pie also is big-timer and hitter.
The Giants need power. Third
base is hit-or-miss job. If you
are fairly fast afoot and so can
come in on hunts, you can field the
spot acceptably.
Why not play OFT there?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-03-25
Giants Worry Less
Over Flag Rivals
Than Own Future

After long hours of watching prac-
tice and conversing with the Giants,
I am forced to report that even
though the Southern heat has taken
the aches away from the winter
softened muscles, the athletes are
far from happy. Definitely, they
are devoting much of their time to
worrying about what is going to
happen to them this season.
The National league champions
the Haslins, Meltons and Chiozzas,
who recently have come into our
midst, as well as the old reliable
pennant-winning Otis, Hubbells and
Moores-know they have pretty
fair ball club. Many of them feel
that Pittsburgh probably is the best
club in the league, but they are not
unduly perturbed by thoughts of the
Pirates. Accidents and long-con-
tinued inability to maintain cham
pionship pace again will eliminate
Pie Traynor's hopefuls, they be-
ieve.
Similarly, the Cards are not such
bogeymen as newspaper reports
would have you understand. Any
Giant will admit that Dizzy Dean
is one of the greatest pitchers
of all time; that DurOcher is a SUI
perb shortstop, and that Medwick
is tops among outfielders. But-just
as they feel that the Cubs have not
strengthened sufficiently and that
the Reds will have nuisance rath-
er than a pennant-winning value
the Giants are not fretting about
their st. Louis brethren.
What really concerns them is
their own estate. Given breaks such
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-03-25

At NoRTHFIELD, Carl Iverson
rendered his resignation as athletic
coach at st. Olaf college, announced
that he would go into the lumber bust
ness with his father. Among possible
successors: Ed Widseth, 1885 ALL
American tackle of the Golden
Gophers.
In stirring BAREBACK to pioneer
days, Art Finney rode into a corner
Of the MANKATo park deer yard,
poured four shots into the body of
an 80 pound buffalo. Toby, the ami
NAL, was a victim of circumstance;
he was executed to make way for an
other OF his kind. FIFE.
coKATo's Cliff Mattson has de-
cided Minnesota climate is none too
good for alligators. At winter cir
Gus recently, Cliff bought baby alli-
gator, wheedled it with raisins, ap-
pies, sugar water. Then, one night
he left the pet in his automobile, came
out in the morning to find it frozen
In a trade magazine, a New York
convict noticed a photo of Arndt Gun
derson, MARSHALL fox farm man
ager, penned him as follows: 81
must have a job from reputable peo-
pie before the parole board will re-
lease me. am SO; my health is per-
feet; 1 am not afraid to work. Your
kind efforts will not be in vain"
The ST. PETER Herald, SHAkO-
PEE Argus-Tribune, JORDAN indie
pendent, oRToNvILLE Independent,
and SALTWATER Gazette prepared
to welcome neophyte journalists from
the University Of Minnesota who will
have complete editorial and adver-
Using supervision over the publica-
tons during the spring vacation per-
iod.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-03-25

raised a work-thickened hand and,
removing his hat, allowed the cool
ing rain to fall for a moment on
his dark, tousled hair. He regarded
the crowd which hemmed him in
with look almost of pity in his
dark eyes.
Listen, fellows" he began, "you
don't know what you're getting into
by trying to beat that country"
''But the map shows that it's just
back of Wrangell," Olson insisted.
''To hell with the map!" Ham,
mond broke forth angrily. Ser
tainly it's back of Wrangell. Maybe
seventy-ive miles, a hundred, I
don't know"
"Just below the Stikine river,
against the Alaskan border" sup
plemented the red-faced man from
Winnipeg. "The newspaper said
So"
81 suppose that makes it fact"
Hammond answered sarcastically.
"Then why don't you go on to
Wrangell by boat and up the Stikine
river?"
"You can't go up the Stikine this
time of year." an outsider argued.
might as well try to walk on lei
cles.'
"Will you let me explain the set
up?" Hammond insisted. eff you
go in by way of the Stikine, you've
got to make nearly 200 miles and
double back. You can't turn off -
that river runs through canyons al
most to Telegraph creek-'way past
the discovery. It's next to impossi-
BILE to cover the Stikine route on
the ice
"Boats make that river in the
summer time" someone insisted.
Certainly; paddle wheelers. But
this isn't summer. The spring
breakup in that country isn't due
for months. Think that over"
Then Jack Hammond stood silent,
listening to the jangle of words
about him. Men were arguing about
whether or not the newspaper was
correct, as If any inaccuracy were
a personal affront. All in an instant,
the thought of gold had torn reason
to shreds. Then Olson caught him
by the arm and shot the question:
"Yah! If you can't go in by way
of Wrangell, how do you go in?"
"By Fourcross, if you want to be
fool and try it,
whats so tough about that?"
"The weather." Jack insisted.
"You don't get any warm winds
from the Japanese current, once
you're over the Coastal range It's
IS and 40 below, all the way to the
Stikine."
81 know that" said Olson lacon-
ically.
"But why fight the bush for 200
miles with dog team when in a
few months, there'n be airplanes, or
easy travel along the river and
mountain trails"
YAH" said Olson, "and find all
the claims gone"
cor you've gobbled up the whole
country through a set of dummies"
the red-faced man added.
"You can figure that out for your
SELF" Hammond answered abrupt
ly, and shouldering through the
crowd, again moved up the street,
leaving the throng muttering behind
him. But again, block farther on,
his progress was halted. This time
it was a woman.
"Well, Prospector," she asked.
Cant you say hello?"
Hammond looked up into the fea-
lures of wrinkled person, valiant
ly battling her age with thick foun-
dation cream, high rouge, 'mascar-
aed eyes and heavily ip-sticked
mouth. Yet it was sprightly face,
blue eyes set in crows feet of hui
NOR and experience; lips which life
had hardened without leaving them
grim.
fTO BE CONTINUED)
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-03-25

as tney received IN
1886, Bill Terry and
the boys are sure
they can triumph
again. Their worry
is that such breaks
may not be repeat
ed. While worrying,
they might wonder
if a little added
strength here and
there m i G HI not
ease them of their
burdens. Let us con-
Ct n or tho n a c q
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-03-25


thing called the
heavyweight title,
the three little Brad
docks could n o t
quite understand all
those big new words
so suddenly come
into the family vo-
cabulary. They in
sisted that t h e i T
daddy was going out
to get them a "tur-
tle."
When he finally
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-03-25
YOU OUGHT TO KNOW

LOIS DWorsnaK, DuIutn rhythm
girl of the ice".. .upholds figure
skating's reputation for good look
ing feminine performers. "a sensa-
ton of the recent Mill City show
:. follows the style of popular Eve
Ign Chandler. recent Carleton CO
ed. extremely talented in music,
has composed several numbers. .
and shoots tournament game Of
golf!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-03-25
PERFORMING PERcHERoN

HHCNENSASN-I acroDatlc
circus ponies have nothing on Bell,
big black mare belonging to Herb
Richmond. Recently the horse
stumbled into a cellar door, plung-
ed seven feet, struck a ledge, and
landed on her back in a gutter be-
low. Calmly, Bell arose, shook
herself, stalked majestically into
the barn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
III ETvI -aSIZ EMLEtH

kornak majdnem negyszer
olyan ara van ebben az orszag-
ban, mint a vilagpiacon, daca-
ra annak, hogy a cukortruszt
profittal ada el a vilagpiacon
is a termeset.
Hogy ezt a mestersegesen
nagyon magas arat tarthassak,
korlatozni akarjak Puerto Rico
es a Hawaii szigetek behozata-
lat, bar a ket tartomany seer
YES resze ennek a hazanak.
Eleinte AIT remelte a kor-
many, hogy az alsohaz intezke
deset megvaltoztatja a szena-
tus, de Garner alelnok szinte
puccs-szeriien szinten a cukro-
sok melle ALT, valosziniileg
azert, hogy eggyel tobb verese-
get oszthasson XII az eln0k-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
HA AZONBAN
A VALASZT0KAT

a reakcio sajt6ja megtevesz-
teni mem tudja, akkor a lazad6
es arulo demokrata honatyak
tobbseget nyugalomba helyezik
a jovore es ez esetben az elnok
lesz tovabbra is a demokrata
part vezere.
Ebben az esetben a reakcios
demokratak fognak a partbol
kiszorulni s valoszinuleg bevo-
nulnak a republicans partba,
vagy annak esetleges utodAba,
az vi deal pedig 194O-ben a
Roosevelt vezerlete mellett fog
maganak megfelel6 jeloltet ke-
resni.
A deli es tisztara reakci6s
honatyak mem biztosak meg
benne, hogy a nep melletttik
lesz-e vagy az eln0k mellett,
de az ipari allamok kepvisel6i
kellemetlen meglepetesben re-
szesultek a mutt heten.
Akronban es Cantonban a
CIO jel0ltek nyertek a varosi
valasztasoknal es eek az el6-
t'elek a lazado honatyakra ne7
We egy cseppet sem csabitok.
Igaz, hogy John L. Lewis ma
ga szeretne a CIO ellen vezer-
kedni, de ket ev mulva John
L. Lewis mem lesz korlatlan
ura a szervezetnek, amelyben
a diktatura ellen mar ma is
lazadnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
FOKOZZA
A KONGRESSZUS

arulasat az a gyavasag,
amellyel odaallnak egy-egy ja-
vaslat, utjaba.
Mem merik a parliament asz-
talara hozni a javaslatokat,
inert akkor STINT kell valiant
minden embernek, hanem ell
blokkoljak azokat a bizottsa-
goknal, amelyek ma utjaba all
max minden igazi munkanak.
Ha egy-egy torvenyjavaslatot
megis kenytelen volt letargyal-
nj az egyik haz, biztosan elall-
jak annak utjat a masikban es
ez a bujocska lehetove teszi
nekik, hogy a munkat nehany
napon belul otthagyjak.
Kozben termeszetesen a nagy
toke minden segitseget megad
a lazado honatyak szamara es
az osszes lapok szajko modjara
orditozzak, hogy menjen haza
a kongresszus.
Vegs6 fokon azonban az ite-
letet a polgarsag fogja kimon-
dani es nagy kerdes, hogy XII
mex ad igazat a nagy vitaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
BLACK SZENATORBAN

a Supreme Court mem is Ii
beralis, hanem egyenesen radi-
kalis tagot kap, aki nemcsak
6szinte es harcos hive volt ele-
jet6l kezdve az vi dealnek, ha-
nem magat az vi dealt is kon-
zervativnek tartotta.
Arnilyen 6szinte 0rommel id
v0zli minden liberals ember a
Supreme Courton, eppen olyan
sajnalatos, hogy a kinevezes
jovahagyasa utan a szenatust
elhagyja, ahol majdnem p6tol-
hatatIan lesz a szemelye es
ahol kiilonosen Alabama reak-
clos lakossaga biztosan mem
fogja potolni.
Az is kar, hogy az alfalfa es
szenatusi muk0dese alatt ho-
zott torvenyekben Is azok ell
biralasaban valoszinuleg mem
fog reszt venni, bar ARA tel
jes joga lesz, ha egyszer maya
ra 0ltheti a Supreme Court
biro talarjat. De rendesen a bi-
rok ilyen t0rvenyek targyalasa-
ban mem szoktak reszt venni.
Kinevezeset mem hagyta jova
azonnal es egyhangulag a sze-
natus, amivel az ellenzek .csak
annak adta bizonyitekat, hogy
mem jo sportok" es hogy a
szemelyes .gyulolet vakka tette
6ket, mi6ta az eln0kot kikezd-
TEX.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19

be mem lesz modja es alkalma,
hogy reform-javaslatait foly-
taSSa.
Ez esetben a hatralev6 ter
minusa eppen olyan bena lesz,
mint a Hoovere volt az utolso
ket evben, inert egy ellenseges
kongresszus nem ad kormany-
zasi lehet6seget az elnoknek.
Ez esetben 194O-ben a Roose-
velt frakcio valoszinileg a
munkasokkal egyiitt vi partot
fog csinalni S ez esetben harom
part megy a valasztasi kiizde-
lembe valoszintileg a republi-
kanus part veszi at a kormany
East.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
SZERENCSETLENSEGE A

nemzetnek, - es a demokra-
ia partnak hogy nincs er-
telmes eS halado ellenzek, inert
abban az esetben mem kerilt
volna az XII a kormanyzo de-
mokratak partjabol.
A republikanusok azonban
teljesen tehetetleneknek bizo-
nyulnak, inert mem akarnak a
korral haladni es a nemzet a
multi heten megd0bbenve esq
melt ra, hogy az a part meny-
nyire Ell van korhadva.
Mr., Hoover jelent meg varat-
lanul a politikai porondon, aki
ait koveteli, hogy a republika-
nus partot azs6 eszmei es .yeze-
tese mellett szervezzek ujra
meg egyszer.
Ennel is megd0 0bbent6bb volt
a republikanusok felhivatalos
elnokjelolt-jeloltje, szenator
Vandenberg, aki AIT mondta,
hogy partja a Flaw and or
der" jelszoval kezdi 194O-ben a
kizdelmet. Ez a claw and or
der" mindig a reakci6sok, a vi
gilantok, a Ku Kluxok jelsza-
va ebben "A hazaban es ha a
jelolt urnak nincs egyeb pro-
gramja, akkor remeny sincs ra,
hogy az eIlenzek egeszseges
platformot adjon az orszagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
NAGYON KESERU
PIRULAT

kenytelen a szenatus az vi
Supreme Court biro szemelye-
ben lenyelni. Miel6tt Robinson
meghalt, joforman koyeteltek a
Supreme Courtra valo kineve-
zeset az e.n0ktol es nyilvanval6
volt, hogy masnak a kineveze-
set mem hagyta volna jova a
kongresszus.
Most aztan Roosevelt egy ma
six szenatort nevezett be a
tisztsegre, akit eppen szenatori
volta miatt visszautasitani mem
mernek es nem tudnak, bar
egyebkent harminc szenator
sincs, aki a Black kinevezese-
mex Oriilne.
Szenator Black mindig az ell
nyomottak partjan volt, egy
izben a harminc oras munka-
hetet majdnem raer6szakolta a
nemzetre, 8 volt a munkaber Is
munkaid6 javaslatnak a seer
z6je es altalaban a legprogresz-
szivebb ember a szenatusban
az utolso evekben.
Kinevezese meglepetest, fell
zudulast, felhaborodast keltett
a szenatusban es a reakcios ta-
borban, de a felsohaz soha a
jovahagyast meg mem tagadta
egy-egy tagjatol es mem fogja
ait most sem megtenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
NAGYON ERDEKES
ES UTALATOS

ebben az egesz kiizdelemben
az a teny, hogy amikor a sajat
b0rukr6l van $40, akkor a deli
honatyak egyaltalan mem ell
lensegei az vi dealnek.
Mivel varatlanul peldatlan
nagy gyapot-termes van, ami
lyen mem volt husz eve, a gya-
pot ara lezuhant a multi heten.
Azonnal szaladtak az elnok-
hoz, hogy a kincstar adjon ma
gyobb ko-csont a gyapot font
jara, mint a1nennyit az a pia-
con hozna a ter1nel6nek jelen-
leg. .
Termeszetes, hogy ha a kor-
many allandoan tobbet ad egy-
egy termesert, mint amennyi
annak a tenyleges erteke, a
farmerek egyre t0bbet es t0b-
bet fognak bel6le termelni S
e obb-utobb oda eriink, ahol
Brazilia van a kaveval, hogy q
gyapot egy reszet bedobhatjuR
a tengerbe. S k0zben egyre
tobbet fizethetiink a farmerek.
mex az adofizetok terhere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19
SzEMTELEN INzULTUS

| zaban es nagyon boldog az az
ember, akinek mondjuk ket
heti vakaciot ad az elet.
A torvenyhozo urak pedig
mostantol januarig vakaciozni
akarnak.
Inzultaljak kiilon0sen azokat
az embereket, akik a washing
toni hosegben' dolgoznak, pc.
dig hat egy par szazezren ott
fognak meg akkor is maradni
mikor a nagyon tisztelt hon
atyak mar otthon udilnek.
Es ezeknek a tizezreknek ma
gyon kis resze keres annyit egy
evi nehez munkaval, mint a
senator urak egy heti gyule-
sezessel.
Erdekes, hogy DR.. Copeland,
a Tammany Hall new york;
polgarmester-jeloltje meg soha
nem figyelmeztette mondjuk a
gyapot-szedoket, vagy a vas
munkasokat, hogy ne dolgozza-
max nyaron, inert sokan belle
foonak a nehez nI1nkaha n11Sz-
tulni. '---
Pedig mi AIT hisszuk, hogy
akik Georgia Zorro napjan
gyapotot szednek, vagy akik
mondjuk a U. S. Steel valame-
lyik kohoja mellett dolgoznak
XII vannak teve legalabb is a
megbetegedes es a halal annyi
veszedelmenek, mint akarme.
lyik senator.
Az atlagosr ujsagolvaso talar
mem tudja, de a senator urak.
max nemcsak a targyalo ter
milk van hutve, hanem irodail
is es exert a hutesert azok fl
zetnek, akik bizony mem hu
t0tt szobakban dolgoznak.
Az alsohazat is hutik, ot1
sem kell hat a nagy munkabar
felfordulni a hosegtol.
Az igazsag az, hogy ennek {
panasznak kilencven szazalek
ban mas az indito Okla, min
amirol beszelnek.
Hiszen $40 sc rola, szeretne
mex a honatyak a jo hivo
nyaralokba szaladni, szeretn,
AIT rajtuk kivul mas is meg
tenni, de ez csak masodrendi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-19

Mire sorok napvilagot lat
max, a honatyak Italian mem
lesznek Washingtonban.
Miota a Supreme Court
igyeben az elnok0t megvertek,
egyre suriibben halljuk a pa
naszt t6luk es a nagyt6ket SOL
gallo lapoktol, hogy szegeny
szenatorok es kongreszmanek
mem tudnak a nagy h6segben
dolgozni.
Mikor Robinson meghalt, Co.
peland senator, a new york;
kokler meg ARA is figyelmez-
tette kol.egait = es az orsza-
got, hogy ha soka tart a
kongresszus ilese, tobben is
belle fognak pusztulni.
Eek a Jeremias siralmak
azota egyre sirubben jottek a
lapokban es csodalatoskeppen
senkinek mem jutott eszebe,
hogy a tisztelt honatyak, a
szenator es kongreszman urak
- inzultaliak az orszagot ezzel
a hangos panasszal.
Vegre is valasztas elott a
nyakukat tortek, hogy a kitu-
no dzsabot megkapjak es ak
kor mem tartotta oket vissza
sem a hideg, sem a hoseg, hogy
folyton zaklassak a szavazo
polgarsagot.
Mem volt nyugtunk toluk
reggel, delben, este, meg ejfel
utan is betolakodtak a laka-
sainkba a radon at es az en-
ber mem ertette, hogy a napi
husz oras kampanyt hogy bir-
jak.
Az eletiket es veriiket alan
lottak a hazanak, de ma a
"nagy Washington hosegben'
allitolag mem tudnak a haza
sorSan buSulni.
A kutya sem kerte oket an
max idejen, hogy aldozzak fel
magukat es fogadjak el a sze-
natori vagy kongreszmani dzsa
bot S tudtak akkor is, hogy
Washhingtonban nyaron meleg
van.
Inzultaljak az egesz nemze.
tet, inert vegre is majdnem
mindenki dolgozik ebben a ha.