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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
Bud Geoghegan
 Opens Highland Course Saturday

J. J. Bud" Geoghegan will end his golf school schedule tonight at the Kingsbury Hotel. He will be- gin his official duties as profes- sional and director of the Highland Country club in Meriden on Satur- day. He reports a very successful in door season and had under his su- pervision not only beginners but many of the leading golfers in this section. Bud is one of Connecticut's leading golf teachers and has had many present and past sectional champions as students.
 Broke Course Record
 The Highland professionals play ing record rates him among the leaders in the paid brigade. His win ming of last years Chase Country club open was outstanding when he broke the course record with a five under par round of 31. This round included a hole in one on the sixth hole. Ralphy Guldahl, the nation open champion had a stiff match with the Highland profess sional which came to the last hole for a decision. The national open champion won this thriller in the first round of the important Bel mont open. Bud teamed again with Bobby Grant to win the Yale anna teur pro event for the fourth time in succession. Bud also won the Johnny Golden memorial amateur pro tournament as well as finishing second in the Connecticut amateur pro event at the Wethersfield club with other partners. He finished third in the Bristol open. His vari- ous golf promotional ideas have gained for him recognition by the Golf Institute and he has had personal correspondence with the famous golfing idol, Bobby Jones who is a director of this organiza- ton. The Connecticut section of the Professional Golfers association has honored him with a directorship and an appointment for the second time of the chairmanship of the tourna- ment committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
Wrestling
(By United Press)


 New York.-Dropkick Murphy Boston. and Tony Martinelli, Italy drew; Man Mountain Jacbos, Cali fornia, and Wladek zbyszko, Russia, drew; Kimon Kudo, Japan, pinned Joe Bonica, Italy; Michele Leone, Italy, downed Carloz Martinez, Puerto Rico; Jim Londos, Greece, threw Robert Bruns, Germany; Her bert Schutz, Germany, floored Re- nato Martinelli, Italy.
 Camden, N. J.-Gino Garibaldi, St. Louis, threw Rudy Dusek, omaha, Neb; Joe Dusek, Omaha, drew with Jack League, San An tonia, Tex; Al Bisigano, Des Moines, Ia. pinned Wally Dusek, Omaha George Koverly, Kansas City, tossed Frank Bruce, New York; Len Maca- luso, New York, drew with Andy Rascher, Indianapolis.
 Kansas City, Mo.-Lee Wykoff (wrestler), Nevada, Mo-, pinned Harry Thomas (Boxer), Eagle Bend Minn., in a mixed bout; Jim Mo Millin, Chicago, tossed Johnny Hummer, Amarillo, Tex; Otto Won zupe, Germany, stopped Pat New man, Corpus Christi, Tex; Al Goetz Milwaukee, matted Olaf (Hands) SWenson, Sweden; Jack Zarnos Cleveland, threw Abe Friedman New York.
 St. LouiS.-Everett Marshall, 223 La Junta, Colo, threw Young Frank Gotch, POI, Columbus, Ohio; BoE Gregory. England, ITO, threw Pierre La Belle, 173, France; Silent Rattan IFS, Indianapolis, threw Jacque! Bernard, 180, Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
Waterbury Schoolboys In Diamond DebutS Soon

Three schoolboy baseball leagues comprising 24 teams will officially usher in the 1888 season next week with all the pomp and fanfare be- fitting the "big leaguers." Both National and American divisions of the Public school circuitfi and the Psrochial league, will get under way on different days under the direction of William J. DerWin of the park department. Schedules were released today and umpires selected to handle the games.
 The National division of the Public school league will be the first to open, Tuesday being the date set. This is made up of the following teams: Driggs, Webster, Walsh, Slocum, Merriman, Croft, B. w. Tinker, and Duggan. Games will be played every Tuesday.
 The American division of the public school league will inaugurate Wednesday afternoon and play Wednesday thereafter. In this loop are: H. s. Chase, Woodrow Wilson, Anderson, Rockville, Bunker Hill Mary Abbott, Sprague and Hope vile.
 Catholic League
 The Parochial schood league will play two games a week, Mondays and Fridays. In the Catholic circuit are SS. Peter and Paul, last years champs; Sacred Heart, St. Marys, St. Margarets, St. Josephs, St. Francis, St. Thomas, and St. Annes. Games will be played in the city parks and will get underway at o'clock. Seven innings will be played Umpires will be selected from the following list for the games: Billy Carroll, Joe O'Connor, Herb Colby, Timothy Daly, Charley Guglielmo, Albert Pronovost, Tony DeSantis, Paul Fournier, Bruno Bournival, Anthony Rossi and William Dona- hue.
 The opening of each league will be featured by parade of the players, flag raising and tossing out of the first ball by a prominent citizen. The Park department-W WPA band will furnish music on each occasion.
 Public School Baseball League
 Schedule 1888
 American Division
 April 27-
 H. s. Chase ve. Anderson
 Rockville vs. Hopeville.
 Mary Abbott vs. Woodrow Wilson
 Sprague vs. Bunker Hill.
 May 11th-
 H. S. Chase vs Rockville.
 Anderson vS Hopeville.
 Mary Abbott vs. Sprague.
 Wilson vs. Bunker Hill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
NEWARK BEARS START WITH WIN
Baltimore Orioles Also Are Classy in International
 League Opening
UNITED PRESS)

The Champion Newark Bears and two other first division clubs, Syra- cuse and Baltimore, have launched their 1888 International league pen nant campaigns successfully by vir- tue of victories in yesterdays open ing games.
 Newark, which won the flag by 25 1-2 games in '37 and went on to triumph in the little world series, beat Buffalo 5-3 before 15,200 fans in Ruppert stadium. The rebuilt Bears displayed their winning touch in the eighth inning when Buddy Blair blasted homer into the right field stands with one aboard. This blow broke 3-3 tie.
 Syracuse entertained Montreal and defeated the Royals, 3-1, before 5000 spectators. Johnny Gee yield ed only six hits as he triumphed over veteran Ben Cantwell who yielded nine. Montreal, which fin- ished second last season, was the only first division club to lose.
 At Baltimore, the Orioles trounced Rochester, 11-4, to the delight of 10,500 home-towners. The Orioles got 13 hits off Klenike, Barrett and Sherrill and featured their attack with a seven-run outburst in the seventh. Weintraub and Wright hit Baltimore homers in the first, and their mate Grouse added another in the seventh. Harry Matuzak limited +0 c;,, I,;t
 Jersey City, tail-ender in '37, nosed out Toronto, 6-5, when Babe Herman-former Brooklyn favorite -electified 32,600 Jersey rooters by pounding out a double in the 10th inning with three men on base. Her man, making his Jersey City debut, drove in three runs to win the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
LEWIS WRONG
 SAYS BECKER

Albany, April 9 - U.P) - Ben M. Becker, chairman of the upstate Adirondack Amateur Boxing Asso- ciation, today criticized Nate Lewis. boxing manager, for saying that the present system of amateur box ing bouts was producing punch drunk" boys.
 He said that Lewis had failed to consider such champions as Joe Louis, Lou Ambers, Mike Belloise and other "products of the A. A. U. boxing ranks"
 Lewis manages Harry Thomas, heavyweight contender.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
FITCH AND SHUCCO
 TANGLE TONIGHT

New Haven, Conn.,, April g - (U. P) - George Fitch, local negro heavyweight, tangles with Tony Shucco, Boston fighter, in the feat ure 10-round bout on the Arenas boxing card tonight.
 George Pope, Meriden lightweight, meets Sailor Born, New London, and Frankie Young, local welterweight, crosses with Danny Buckley, Holy oke, in siX-rounderS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22

May 18th H. s. Chase vs. Hopeville. Anderson vS. Rockville. Abbott vs. Bunker Hill. Wilson vs. Sprague. May 18th H. s. Chase vs. Mary Abbott. Anderson vS. Wilson. Rockville vs. Sprague. Hopeville vS. Bunker Hill. June 1st- H. s. Chase vs. Wilson. Anderson vs. Sprague. Rockville vs. Bunker Hill. Hopeville vs. Abbott. June 8th- H. s. Chase vs Sprague. Anderson vs. Bunker Hill. Rockville vs. Abbott. Hopeville vs. w. Wilson. June 18th H. s. Chase vs: Bunker hill Anderson VS. Abbott. Rockville vs. w. Wilson. Hopeville vs. Sprague.
 National League April 26- Driggs vs. Webster. Walsh vs. Slocum. Merriman vs. Croft. B. w. Tinker vs. Duggan. May 10th Driggs vs. Walsh. Webster vs. Slocum. Merriman vs. B. w. Tinker. Croft vs. Duggan. May 24th- Driggs vs:. Merriman. Webster vs. Croft. Walsh Vs. B. w. Tinker. Slocum VS. Duggan. May 31st-
 DriggS vs. Croft. Webster vs. B. w. Tinker. Walsh vs. Duggan. Slocum vS. Merriman. June 7th--
 Driggs vs. B. w. Tinker. Webster vs. Duggan. Walsh vs. Merriman. Slocum vs. Croft. June 14th-
 Driggs vs. Duggan. Webster vs. Merriman. Walsh VS. Croft. Slocum vs. B. w. Tinker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
I. s. C. CHALLENGE

The T. s. c. Jrs. challenge any junior team in the city between the ages of IA and IT. Baseball games can be arranged by calling 3-4858 and asking for Michael Ritucci be- tween and ' p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22

AllSIC Wlll OC c oHSSlctl meeting of the Ramblers Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Very impor- tant matters will be discussed. Every member who can possibly attend is urged to be present.
 Here are the answers to last weeks unanswered questions:
 l. The thing which gives Pat Cierro a lot of pleasure and which none of the boys know of is playing basketball.
 2. Ang Rubo's big ambition is to become a great figure in the com- mercial world. So.
 3. Ed Gerty is the Rambler who recently joined the CCC.
 4. Rocco Longo tells me he is not going to play football this year, but he may change his mind.
 5. Joe King Kong" Yesinski is the Rambler who is intently inter- ested in having the Ramblers join the softball league.
 This weeks edition is as follows:
 What Rambler is slated to succeed Zip Verrastro as president?
 Who is known as "the personality kid' of the Ramblers?
 What Rambler recently was elect ed the most popular in secret poll?
 Is Ed Gerty interested in base ball? Be careful on this one,
 Are the Ramblers having a soft ball team this year?
 AS a means of recreation, one re- cent evening the Ramblers got to- gether and decided to see who has the best bowler on the club. After all was done, the winner proved to be Manuel Fernanitz with a high string of 154, which, by the way, is quite a feat. don't want to en- barrass the boys, so we'll skip over the other scores. Pat .Cierro, how ever, was second with score of IF. So, Manuel won by landslide
 It's not my policy to criticize the Ramblers but to give the boys a boost. However, I have criticism I would like to present in good faith. The last few meetings have been lacking enthusiasm, and CO., operation on the part of the boys Now, I know that the basketbal season IS over, but that is no req son for about one-half of the mcm.' bers being absent. So, what do yClt say fellows? Let's have real meet ings, full of activities that will keep the boys interested. Have a pro- gram committee and let them make it their business to provide an en- tertaining meeting. As I previously stated have them get prominent local sporting authorities and have them speak to the boys. We'll, as said at the opening of the para graph, this criticism was in good faith, and I hope the boys agree with my point of view. Let's make the Ramblers the great club it truly is.
 At recent gathering the Ram blers were asked what their fayori'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
North End RambIer RnmbIeS

sport was? and the answer: Well, surprise, surprise, it wasn't baseball as many anticipated, but swimming {!
 Until we meet again. So long.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
PLEA BY CYCLISTS

More than 170OO signatures have been obtained for a petition urging the New York City Park Depart ment to provide better facilities for bicycling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22

Industrial baseball supposed to be dead but there's life in the game yet Scos league will get under way direction of Russ Hickman of the Association aided by Bill Myers and Nelson Sques the Waevle RVe CerK will three rounds during the season
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22

Railway coaches for campers will be placed in the Highlands of Scotland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22

Richie, Maryland champion ships according present plans nights letter award m school cafeteria.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22

the is losing time booking baseball attractions least two major league he leading Norons and of Spring with league outfits from Waterbury,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22

quite little plain and fancy cutting up looked like victim Tor Ursns insisted that Joe MEDW1CK the best outhelder Americans held out for Joe all of great and grand time at atere where the boys packed while listening paudits in behalf married Lucys church April 30
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
1hbSp0rting
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Friday Fish And Chips
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Leavenwoh high school has one Of the suggestions relative local education that have come across in fundamental schools so the loaded accidents could the entire
 very whle IncioeGy Leavenworth has rifle team Wby which is more than eler able to do in the past two years Bashul Doughey with little prompting from Murphy: "Thereu come a day"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22

officially Monday night at M H. basketball squad gathers MussonD Klienman will locally famous will be at least 1riser with for beef and cabbage but-what a chance have! 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
NMA;l5kdh
Yeah? Who'll Attend?

Yeah? Who'll Attend? Japan will not let the Chinese struggle interfere with it's gesture of. sportsmanship.. Dr.. Jigoro Kano, Jap member of the Inter- national Olympic Committee says the 1940 Tokyo games will go on, war or no war!
 4
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
By CHICK KRAMER

Attention! There will be a special meeting of the Ramblers Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Very impor- tant matters will be discussed. Every member who can possibly attend is urged to be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22

At a recent gathering the Ram blers were asked what their fayori' c
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
Gehrig Looks Groggy

Judged by his work in Hollywood ar since the Tanks were walloped out of 1t seems "Rawhide" Lou has developed lights inasmuch as he has failed to ge times at bat. Or is he worrying about JO
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-03
Irta: HIMLER MARION


| eppen ugy benne vannak ebben
a biinben, mint a volt kishiva-
talnokok, csak valamivel - ma
gyobb aranyban.
Meg lie sem mond egy-egy
kegyelmes vagy meltosagos ur
a koztisztvisel6i allasarol, mar
keszen varja valamilyen bank
igazgat6i, vagy gyarigazgatoi
alias, ahol mem annyira a szak
ertelmet, mint a befolyasat,
esetleg a nevet adja berbe j6
penzert.
Ha Magyarorszagon megtil-
tanak, hogy aki nyugdijat A-
vez, az valahol akarmilyen
tisztseget vagy allast vallal-
jon, az emberek ezrei, ITALIAN
tizezrei jutnanak azonnal meg
felel6 kenyerhez.
Ezzel kapcsolatban es ITALIAN
meg nagyobb aranyban alljak
ell az allastalanok utjat azok,
akik allast allasra halmoznak.
Ebben a biinben is a kegyel-
mes es meltosagos urak vezet-
mex es a t0bbi megy utanuk.
Vannak emberek, akik ha-
rom-negy, nyolc-tiz allast toll
tenek be es amig maguk kitii-
n6en keresnek, addig ket-ha-
rom-het-nyolc ember el6l ell
eszik a kenyeret, akik protek-
cioval vagy 0sszek0ttetesekkel
nem rendelkezven, megfelel6 ell
helyezkedest keptelenek talal-
nj.
Beszeltem orvossal az egyik
magyar varosban, aki hat xii
l0n-kulon szervezetnek az or
vosa volt, amig ugyanott az or
vosok nagyres1e csak a legvere-
sebb kiizdelmek kozt tud meg
elni.
A tisztviseloknek es a pro-
fessz onatusoknak ez az "osz-
szekottetesekkel" valo vissza.
elese olyan egyensulyozatlan
helyzetet teremt Magyarorsza-
gon, hogy az iskolakbol kike-
riil6 ifjusag elkeseredett hisz.
teriaja teliesen erthet6 es ez
maya eleg lenne ahhoz, hogy
Iegy nemzet eleteben robbanas-
ra vezessen.
| Minthogy azonban az utolst
ket evtized magyar kormanya
az erejiket mem lent, a tome.
gekben, hanem a ket regi ural.
kodo osztalyban kerestek, sem
a nyugdijazasok, sem az alias
halmozasok kenyes kerdset
megbolygatni mem mertek, bal
mindket problemat evek ota
elkeseredessel targyaljak az
egesz orszagban.
Most attol lehet tartani
hogy a zsid6-torvenyeket kove-
t6 "at-kepzes" -ekkel a jogtudo-
sok, Observation-Disclosures stb. egy
reszet raszoritjak a kereskedel.
mi palyakra, amikre azok ala
pos kesztiltseggel mem birnak
S ahol esetleg t0bbet fognak
maganak a kereskede delemnek
artani, mint 0nmaguknak hasz
nalni.
Eppen ilyen veszedelem fe-
nyeget a gyaripar, bankiizlet
es kereskedelem magasabb re-
/ gi6iban, ahol az "6rvaltas" a
szakertelmet j6reszben esetleg
kinyomja a helyer6l, hogy meg
rakja azokat ''nyugalomba'
vonulo magasrangu allamtiszt-
visel6kkel, allamtitkarokkal,
miniszterekkel, akik kitiin6 ad-
minisztratorek lehettek, de a
xix a cirok-exportot vagy az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-03
4 KET KoLONC A MAGYAR NENZE7
NAGYoN MEGkINZOTT NYAKAN

A kicsive zsugorodott Ma
gyarorszag egyik sulyos kolon-
carol irtan mar es megjegyez-
tenn, hogy annak a sulyat vagy
ez a kormany veszi lie a nem-
yet nyakarol, vagy a nyilas
part fogja megtenni.
A nagybirtokos arisztokrata
osztaly foldbirtok politikajarol
beszeltem es megirtam, hogy
ezen a teren mar bizonyos meg
ertes alakult XII hogy a ma
gyar zseller a maya igazsagat
r0videsen megkapja.
A mask magyar kolonc a
dzsentri osztaly, a hetszilva-
fasok osztalya, akik a haboru
el6tt a megyek kormanyzata-
ban az ar;sztokratakkal a ha-
talomban osztoztak akiknek
a sulyat szinten lie akarja
emelni Imredi minisztereln0k
a nemzet rEakarol.
Az el6z6 kormanyok sem az
egyikhez, sem a masikhoz
nyulni mem mertek es ha a
mostani magyar kormany
mindket igeretet bevaltja, a
Sziilofoldiinkbol nehany ev
alatt boldog orszag lesz.
Ramutattam els6 irasaim-
ban, hogy a zsido-torvenyt es
altalaban az antiszemita iz-
gatast az hozta letre, vagy
legalabb is az taplalta, hogy
negyven-hatvanezer tanult fla
tai ember mem jutott kenyer-
hez. vagy eleg nagy darab ke-
nyerhez.
4 A zsid6-torvenyekkel a sorsu-
kat szemmel lathat6lag mem
fogjak iavitani, inert eek az
emberek kereskedelmi pilyak-
ra csak igen kis aranyban va
gy6dnak.
Az 8 boldogulasuk utjat Ear
ia ell az az osztaly, amelyhez
eddig a magyar kormanyok
nyulni mem mertek.
/ A jelenlegi, de kulonosen a
volt tisztvisel6k osztAlya.
Magyarorszagon szemmel lat
hat6lag t0bb nyugdijas tiszt-
visel6 van, mint barhol az
egesz vilagon. (Aranylag) )
Az allamvasutak, a posta es
tavirda, a telefon, az allami es
megyei hivatalok tizenot szaza-
lekben tulsagos idos emberek-
kel, nyolcvan0t szazalekban
nagyon fatal emberekkel van
max megrakva.
i A tizenot szazalek mem akar
nyugdijba menni, hogy helyet
adjon a fiatalabb embernek,
viszont az 0tven ev k0riili en-
bereket sehol mem latjuk. Jar
tamban-keltemben (aranylag
sokat utaztam) negyven-otven
4 ewes vasuti kalauzt mem lat
tam, de mem LATHAM ilyen id6s
allomas-tiszteket sem.
Azok elmentek nyugdijba.
! Egy verebelyi iskolatarsam,
aki vasuti fekez6 volt es 49
ewes egeszseges, eros ember,
boldogan el a nyugdijban.
a ClSZCvlSeIOk m1nden rendu-
rangu kepvisel6i hadsereg-
szamra elvezik Magyarorsza-
gon a nyugdijat.
Magyarorszagon keseredett
trefaval szoktak Magyarorszag
smasodik megszallasarol" be-
szelni es ez alatt ait ertik,
hogy a leSzakitott teriiletekr6l
tizezerszam menekiiltek a tiszt-
visel6k a megcsonkitott orszag-
ba. Ezek egy reszenek helyet
kellett csinalni, egy resziiket
elkiildtek nyugdiiba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-03

indigo importot megtanulni
mem fogjak.
Termeszetesen a magan-em-
berek, magantisztvisel6k sorsa-
ba az allan kormanyzata mem
nyulhat.
De ha legalabb a k0ztisztvi-
sel6knek megtiltanak, hogy
egynel t0bb allast t0ltsenek be,
ezer meg ezer vi alias nyilna
meg a fiatalabb emberek sza-
mara.
| Imredi minisztereln0k k6-
szegi beszedeben kilatasba he
lyezte, hogy leveszi mindket
sulyos koloncot a magyar nem-
zet nyakar6l.
Hogy a nagybirtokosok fold
jeb6l lehasit annyit, amennyit
meg tud emeszteni a magyar
zsellerseg hogy a nyugdija-
sok allasvallalasat, valamint
az allashalmozast meg fogja
sziintetni.
Macy feladat mindkett6 Is
akarmilyen furcsan hangzik,
en- a nagybirtokos osztallyal
val6 megegyezest tartom lehe-
t6bbnek a szamAra.
Az arisztokrataknak, a f6-
papsagnak sok a veszteni va
LOLA, azek tehat ITALIAN belatas-
bol, de kiil0n0sen a felfordu-
last6l val6 felelmiikben fold
jtik egy reszet bekesen at fog
jAk engedni.
Sokkal nehezebb lesz a ma
gyar kormanynak szembe szall-
nj azzal a sokkal nagyobb es
szambelileg sokkal er6sebb osz-
tallyal, amely ezerfele csaladi
Is politikai Observation-Disclosures
egyenileg fog kivetelt biztosita-
nj a maya szamara, ha esetleg
a t0rveny belle pr6bal avatkoz-
nj csakugyan ebbe a kerdes-
be.
Ez az osztaly mem fel annyi-
"a az alkotmanyos rend meg
bontasatol, a kilengesek lehet6-
sege rajuk nezve ijeszt6 remet
mem kepez.
Ha azonban eppen ez a ko-
zeposztaly szetnezne Nemetor-
Magban es Olaszorszagban
akkor a dolgat megfontoltab-
ban intezne A ket diktator-
max merhetetlenil konnyebb
volt a kiegyezest Is fegyver-
baratsagot az arisztokratak es
nagyiparosok kis csoportiava7
megtalalni, mint a sokkal ma
gyobb kozeposztallyal. Eppen
exert ugy Olaszorszagban, mint
Nemetorszagban a kozeposz-
tallyal es ioforman csakis a
kozeposztallyal szamoltak lie a
diktatorok idaig. Es azokat a
szocialis kiegyenliteseket, a
melyek a ket nagy orszagban a
t0meg eletszinvonalat ketsegte-
lentil er6sen emeltek, eppen a
ko0eposztaly javaib6l nyeste
lie a ket diktator.
Ha a nyilasok vagy mas szel-
s6segesek Magyarorszagon az
alkotmanyt felre tolhatjak.
hogy programjuk szerint pa
rancsuralommal (diktaturavaD
kormanyozzak az orszagot, an
max a levet els6 sorban mem
az arisztokratak, nagybirtoko-
sok es penzfejedelmek fogiak
meginni, hanem az a kozep-
osztaly, mely mem akarja Tria-
non sulyat viselni, hanem
egyik allast vagy a nyugdijat
megtoldja a masikkal, hogy
semmi ne maradjon annak a
huszon0t n0t-harminc ewes fatal
embernek, aki joggal keri a
kenyerkereset lehet6seget ma
ganak.
Ha akar Imredy, akar egy
mask magyar kornany a nagy
/ birtokOSOkkal meg tl1d eovnz-