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Evening star., 1938-12-11
High-Se;am Baseball
Winning Favor in
American League
New Type Likely to Be
Adopted at New York
Meeting This Week
BY EARL HILLIGAN,
Associated Presa 0ports Writer,

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-A question
American League club owners have
been bunting around privately since
the World Series-the type of base
ball their hired hands will swat ut
next season-will be settled In New
York this week when magnates as
semble for the annual major league
winter session.
That's the prediction of William
Harridge. American League presi-
dent, who attended the minor
league meeting at New Orleans and
made a brief stopover here before
heading for Manhattan.
Owners definitely will settle the
ball question" he said. while I
won't predict what action will be
taken. know that some owners
feel some OF the hveliness should
be removed from the ball used last
season. Tests have been made which
owners have watched closely"
Likely to Aid Hurlers.
Among baseball men there is q
strong belief that the junior league
will adopt . somewhat modified
ball for 1899, not necessarily for the
purpose of toning down the power
of the New York Yankee sluggers
Sentiment apparently favors just
enough Of q change to meet the
specifications Of the ball adopted
by the National League owners 1T
the 1898 meeting,
At that session both American
and National League club owners
were expected to take joint action
on the ball question. But the Amer
ican Leaguers postponed a decision
and did a lot of eyebrow raising
when the senior circuit magnates
suddenly went ahead and adopted
= ball with a heavier cover and
slightly raised seam.
Tests haYe proved this slower"
ball just about as lively as the
American League one. Many pitch
ers agreed the raised seam helps
them. so 1t is probable the junior
league owners will adopt one similar
to that used by the National
Leaguers.
Night Baseball Up Again.
Another item of business expect
ed to come before American League
owners. Harridge said, is the night
baseball question. Cleveland and
Philadelphia are expected to ask
for permission to play night games.
1t is known also that the league
will attempt to reduce the number
Of appeals from batters and pitch
ers that fresh ball be tossed into
the game.
American League umplres have
been granting those requests so
frequently, principally to keep peace,
that some baseball men fear the
habit may develop into an extreme
nuisance. National League UNI
pires have been instructed to toss
in a new ball only when convinced
the one in use is defective and
junior circuit arbiters probably will
be given the same order.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Wagman "Simuls," 101z-21z.

Wagman "Simuls," 101a-21z.
Stuart E. Wagman made his formal
debut under Divan Chess Club aus
pices recently at the Social Chess
Lounge, 1885 I street NV, winning
10 games, losing 2 and drawing !,
very creditable performance for
the 19-year-old rising star.
Wagman learned his chess when
he was 8. But not until he came
to Washington in February, 1897,
did he take seriously to the game.
Today probably he is the most out
standing Of the younger group Of
chess aces and might be called the
youngest 'kleiner meister" in the
District.
A fortnight ago he gave an in
formal exhibition before students
from three local graded schools,
yielding one lone victory to Jack
Cleary, aged 10. In the latest
"simul," Wagman lost to Joseph Ley
ba and L. L. Minkoff, and polished
of Jack Cleary by brilliant opening
strategy. Conrad Willnich obtained
q draw.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Five-Mon Bottle RoyoI
Added to Ring Cord

Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn has
a last-minute addition to tomor-
rows boxing card-a f1ve-man bat
tie royal.
The idea came to him after wit
Messing one in Baltimore Friday
night. Five colored fighters will
be put into the ring at the same
time to swing and duck for four
rounds. 1T will be a real old fash
Toned battle royal" says Goldie,
with never a dull moment"
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Father Of Il Survives
Five Grave MaIadies,
Two Almost Fatal
Down for Eight Months,
Feels Ready Now to
Umpire Full Come
By CHARLES DUNKLEY,
Associated Press SPORTS Writer.


CHICAGO, Dec. 10. - Emmet
"Red" Ormsby, noted American
League umpire, is waiting to cele-
brate the happiest Christmas Of his
life, playing Santa Claus to his
IL kids.
The reason for his most joyous
Christmas of all is his recovery
from an 8-month siege of illness
twice proved almost fatal In one
attack after another, he was strick-
en- with five grave 11aiadies that
forced him out Of baseball for the
entire 1898 season with the excep-
ton Of the first three games.
Arthritis and sciatic rheumatism.
acquired 20 years ago in the wa
ter and mud in France while fight
ing with the United States Ma
rines, kept him fiat on his back
for 80 days. That attack started
last April. Then followed strep-
tococcus which puzzled physicians
for three weeks before they were
able to diagnosis 1t. Then followed
typhoid fever, pleurisy and finally
pneumonia.
I'm SO tickled that I'm alive
today that I could dance q Jig every
time I think about It," said Ormsby.
The strapping big red head, who
expects to start his 18th season In
tho American League next year, Is
beginning to look the picture of
health after his desperate fight.
He has regained most of the 40
pounds he had lost and says he feels
so good he now could step on a
baseball diamond and umpire a
full game. He plans to 60 to Hot
Spring, Ark, for month of bath
ing and rest after the first of the
year and then absorb the sun
shine of Florida until he starts
oficiating in the spring practice
games in March.
The joys of Ormsby's life are his
IL youngsters, girls and 4 boys,
ranging in age from 16 years to 2.
His life is for them.
His thoughtfulneSS and fatherly
devotion touches the heartstrings.
He already has begun to lug home
Christmas presents, under cover of
darkness, and hide them from curl
Gus children's eyes.
Ormsby, the father OF II at 43
years of age, is grateful that his life
was spared. Sitting in the living
room of his rambling l0-room house
in suburban Evergreen Park, Orms-
by's thoughts always turned to the
IL sleeping children upstairs.
If I had gone, as they twice be-
lieved I would, what would haye
happened to those kids?" he asked.
i've got IL hungry youngsters to
feed three times q day. They've got
to eat. And how they can do 1t.
That's part Of my happiness, to see
those kids pile into the grub. There
Isn't an ailing one among them"
The Ormsby household OF II, not
counting q maid, Collie dog and
a cat, has grown to such proportions
that the dining room no longer will
accommodate them. Consequently
he has converted his garage off the
kitchen into an eating place and
had special table, 10 feet long and
4 feet wide, made to accommodate
his flock.
Through the generosity Of William
Harridge, president of the American
League, Ormsby never missed pay
day during those lingering eight
months of illness. The checks came
regularly twice monthly to round
out his salary, reported to be be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 annually.
Baseball" he commented, Cor
tainly has been good to me-"
Evening star., 1938-12-11
85-Pound Grid Teams
Will PIuy Today

sGrady Boys 85-pound football
team Of Turkey Thicket will play the
Georgetown B. C. eleven today at
West Potomac.
Last week Grady's downed the
previously undefeated No. 4 Police
Club 85-pounders $50, and claims
the city championship in that divi-
sion. Challenges will be accepted
from any clubs disputing the claim.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
BY PAUL j. MILLER, Jr.

Foremost in the club champion
ship battle Of Capital City is Donald
H. Mugridge, who defeated Men
sarini in the seventh round at Hotel
Gordon playing the shortest game
Of the tourney thus far.
Walter JAG Is won from Club
Champion Rousseau, Martin G.
Stark gained an easy victory over
P. D. Smith, with the matches be-
tween Luis Ponce and Vincent Eaton,
Ernest Knapp and Kenneth Stubbs
to be played. An unexpected attack
Of appendicitis has necessitated an
immediate operation for Stubbs.
May his recovery be rapid and the
rest give him the strength he will
need for the tireless vigil against
Knapp.
Individual scoring after round
M =.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Milwaukee Gets Willis.
Ex-LouisviIIe HurIer
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 10.-The Mil
waukee Brewer Ball Club of the
American Association announced
tonight it had signed Lester Willis,
Is, of Jasper, Tex, left-handed
pitcher, made a free agent after
playing last season with the Louis
vile ColonelS.
Willis won nine games and lost
Fl with the Colonels.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Orioles Sell Overmun,
Pitcher, to Dallas

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10 (R.-The
conditional sale of Pitcher Earl
Overman to Dallas, Tex, was re-
ported tonight by John Ogden, gen.
eral manager OF the Baltimore
Orioles.
Overman, 26, of Lynchburg, Va.
began his professional baseball
career in Richmond in 1893. He
Joined the Orioles last season, COM
ing from Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Kansas City Awarded
CoIIeoiute Event

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 R.-The
first national intercollegiate basket
ball tournament will be held in
Kansas City, March 1918, the N.
G. A. A. news bulletin announced
today.
H. G. Olsen of Ohio State is ar
ranging details Of the tourney as
chairman. The Tournament Com
mittee has suggested that associa-
tion members refrain from promot-
ing or supporting any other So
called intercollegiate basket ball
championships"
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Winnipeg Eleven Gains
Canadian Honors
Ey the Associated Press,

Ey the Associated Press.
TORONTO, Dec. 10.-Led by
Buster (Red) Storey, who scored
three touchdowns and set up another
in the final IS minutes of play, the
Toronto Argonauts today galloped
to a 30-7 victory over the Winnipeg
Blue Bombers to win the Canadian
football championship.
A crowd of 2l.O0 in Varsity
Stadium saw the Argos roll to "a
points in the last quarter after trail
ing by one point.
Storey's run put Toronto in posi-
ton for its final tally covered lO2
&c. o. yards.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Rue, I, Ex-Nut Catcher,
Weds in Chicuoo

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 (R.-Harold
muddy Ruel, former Washington
catcher and now coach of the Chi
cago White Sox baseball team, and
Miss Dorothea Wester were married
today in st. Thomas Catholic
Church. Michael Kelliher, Bos-
hon attorney. was the bridegroom's
attendant. The Ruels will make
their winter home in st. Louis.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Dem Five Out to Break
Southeast Triple Tie

A three-way tie for first place
exists in the Southeast Community
Center Basket Ball League, with
Young Democrats, Atkinson Keller
Plumbing and Calls Valet as the
top clubs. Each has won four sue
cessive games.
Young Democrats will attempt to
take the lead tomorrow night, when
they play Clovers at tbs at Hine
Junior High School. In other games
Christ Church and United Clay
meet at 8:15 and District Commis-
sioners and Fetracoms close at 0:15.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Weiss, III Minor MoguI,
Reported Improving

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10.-Hotel
Dieu attendants reported late to-
day that George M. Weiss. vice
president of the Newark IN. J)
baseball team, was improving
nicely from penumonia.
Weiss came here for the minor
leagues baseball meeting. but was
stricken shortly after his arrival.
His wife is in New Orleans with
him.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
His Football Is Ended,
luckmun Declares .

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Sid Luck
man, Columbia's brilliant back. has
announced his definite decision to
call quits to his football career. The
triple-threat star of the Lions, one
of the outstanding backs of the year
said that he would not accept any
of the invitations he had received to
play in various all-star games.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Craft Goes to Arrows

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 10 F.-
Ray Craft, Washington and Lees
passing star during the last season,
has signed with the Richmond Ar
rows. He will play against the
Portsmouth Cubs at Portsmouth to-
morrow and will report to the Ar
rows again next season.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Heurich Basket Ball
Schedules on Hand

Six thousand schedules of the
American League basket ball sched-
ule of Washington's Heurich Brew
ers are ready for distribution. The
pocket-size card lists both local and
out-of-town games, and may be OBJ
tanned by writing Bob Mcdonald,
Heurich Brewery, Twenty sixth and
D streets N. w.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Red Omsb After Miraculous Recovery Looks His Hsppest Christmas
st. louis EIevens
Bur Fourth Tie
By the Associated Press.

0y CnS ASSOCltCeQ EEeSS.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10.-The prob
lem Of tie games, which has
plagued football since time imme-
mortal, will be solved, perhaps,
when two amateur teams meet
tomorrow for the fourth time to
settle the second-half title Of the
st. Louis Municipal League.
In their three previous games,
the Food Centers and the Lenne-
mann Motors tied, 90, TT and
90.
If the score Is tied at the end
of the regulation Commute pc
riod tomorrow, the team with the
most first downs will be declared
the winner.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Media, Olympic Champ,
Swims for n. Y. 4. T..

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Jack Me-
dica, the Olympic 400-meter free
style champion and one of the great
est swimmers of all time. will COM
pete for the New York Athletic Club
this season. The former University
of Washington ace Is taking post
graduate course at Columbia.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
w. & L. Elects Boisseuu

LEXINGTON, Va. Dec. 10 R.-
Dick Boisseau of Petersburg has
been elected captain of the Wash
ington and Lee football team for
1899. He played brilliantly at tackle
during the past season.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
FRENCH DKFENSR.
Mt
Knapp-Wagman Play-of1.

Ernest Knapp and Stuart Wag-
man both batted 100 in the class A
fray Of the Washington Chess Divan
Club, so play-off is in order and
the first of q four-game series. to
which the public is invited, COM
mences Wednesday, 8 pm, Hotel
Parkside.
Economist Winfred Horn gives q
cross-score Of the standings in the
Divan A and B Journeys:
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Lafayette Elects Ends
Honorary Captains

EASTON. Pa. Dec. 10.-Norbert
Weldon Of Westfield. N. j., and Har-
old Simmons of Harrisburg, both
ends on the Lafayette football team,
have been elected honorary co-cap-
tains Of the 1898 varsity.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
@ CHE: $@

making countless friends for his
FatherlAnd.
In the concluded AVRO grand.
masters tournament In the Meth.
erlands, one Of the best games was
that OF Estonian Champion Paul
keres winning from the Cuban
wizard.
Evening star., 1938-12-11

CLASS d.
William Burko registered only one
loss in 10 games in the double round
robin class B contest.
The tabulation:
Evening star., 1938-12-11

Chess Problem No. 169.
BY YIssCHER. Courtesy "Chess." England.
BLACK-0 MEN.
Evening star., 1938-12-11

"llCIA Vic 4OC0 OlSCI lCC SiIdlu.
pionship tilt opens. no doubt Wag-
man will receive a bid to display
his wares and already this column
acclaims him as the District cham
pion of the future"
Scoring in the 'simul"::
Player. Opening. Wasman's
Score.
w. Z. Bryant. Slav Defense -
jack cleary. Q's G. Declined -
Joseph Leyba. Ruy Lopez 80 o
Vincent saporito. Two KITS Def
Maud 4; e se@sii. sHasfi dqy aiSodo a0Pss Piano
Conrad Willnich. Philidor - "a
n. J. Wieeinton. Nimzowitch Def
L. 1: Mnkof,, Two Kits Def. 0
draws, /. Playing time: ga hours.
Keres Outwits Cuba's "Capa."
It is going the rounds, the song
Of the Lady on the Two-Cent
Stamp" Which reminds that Cuba,
. protectorate of Uncle Sam, cele-
brated last month the 5oth birthday
anniversary of Jose Capablanca,
world champion. 1921-1927. 1t was
ordered also that a stamp be issued
by the Island Republic bearing
"Capa's" likeness as a testament
to the chess ambassador of good
will, for Capablanca has been an
attache Of the Cuban Legation in
many countries and his chess prow-
ess has been a sesame" toward
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-02-05
HONEST ODDS

door There's a man downstairs tc
see YOU, Mr.. Hyde"
"Uh-thanks, Mrs. Corbett"
Benny was conscious Of Mrs. Cor
Detts disappearing stare as he started
/ downstairs The visitor was IN the par
I lor--a short, we'll barbered man, alert
breezy as he bounded to his feet.
Hello, Pal. I was hoping I'd find
you in. How about stepping down to
the corner and having a beer? The
name is Daggett."
On the sidewalk, Benny said tersely
Lets have it. Never mind the beer.
"Okay. Pal. A couple Of us saw you
thToWin' the knife into Harry Daniels
TINS afternoon. My friend splits that
Daniels gave you bum break couple
wrong?"
80 whatP"
"Cagey. amt you? That's what We
want. I hear there amt guy in the
country can touch up a horse the way
you can. Change a little spot here and
there so the Jockey Club itself couldn't
spot it,"
Benny stopped "Okay I'm wise
an I'm taking a powder on It now"
Daggett was disappointed Would
two grand interest you, Pal? Two
grand cash that you can slap in the
bank an have 1t stick"
Nothing doing. amt stickin' my
chin out anywhere"
Three grand-and a belly laugh at
Harry Daniels back" Daggett offered.
Hes the fall guy, Pal. Does that do
anything to you. We're set to take
him down to his dirty laundry. win
Benny hesitated and welded "sing
1t. I'm regular"
Would I be here if you werent2
Daniels and his pals have been hold
ing a fast one under wraps all season.
We got wise from one of the sWipes
who amt any mans cluck. The pay
off comes in the third tomorrow.
Daniels socks it heavy in the pool
rooms on his entry"
What's the payoff?"
Daggett grinned
We've got a horse that can do two
seconds better than Daniels horse any
day"
run him then"
"An' have the odds scrambled as
soon as we enter? The Daniels horse
will loaf in under wraps and the
cleanup gets put off. The gag Is this,
Pal We've got another horse, dope, I
who amt come in first since they
started sampling saliva. He's a twin
to this fast horse we're holding. Same
size, same build. same stride, foaled /
the same year; same color-all but a
few spots.
We've been holding these two nags
FOR a killing. The third race tomorrow
Is made for us. The bookies will be .
loaded with dough on Harry Daniels I
horse. Our dope is entered also. Not 4
! chance to win. But we run our other
horse instead The bookies pay us off,
but still they break even or show
profit on the wad Of money Daniels
,rowd has on the Daniels horse. The
feathers we get come off Of Harry
Daniels and his crowd. The bookies
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-02-05

q perfect job Of color work. You're the
only guy in these parts who can do a
That's why we're bidding high. Three
grand Is dough in any mans money.
Wen make It four. The horses are
comm by truck now. We can meet
EN- out on the road tonight, do the
Job. start the dope back where he came
from, and sock the roll in the third
tomorrow on this fast one Of ours who
runs to win under the dope's name"
Benny shook his head regretfully.
-Four grand sounds like a million
TO me-but 1 amt having any Of IT,"
Daggett released the arm reluctantly.
"It's hard to take, Pal Think Il over.
ANY time up to nine I'll be at the Ven
dome Hotel. I've got the four grand IN
the safe ready to pay over"
Go Be Continued
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PERSONAL
LONELY? Marriage thru honest sim
cere efforts. DORA MAY. S-2021a Washing
ton. Spokane. wash.
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ROLLS DEVELOPED
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED: Reliable men to buy for us
IN territories not already covered. Must own
q pickup and be able to travel. For List Of
open territories and full information, write
DAKOTA-MONTANA HIDE g. METAL CO.,
Sidney, Mont
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-02-05
AIsCELLANEOUs-FOR SALE

CORD WOOD SAWS-Saw mandrels
betting Our goods are right and so are oui
prices ALASKA JUNK CO., Inc, Spokane
wash.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-02-05

don't squeal-and the Daniels crowd
won't dare. It's natural, Pal"
And guys have been barred off the
tracks for it." Benny reminded sourly.
mix. Get somebody else to dye your
horse"
we were all set. Pal, and then the
guy who was to work our horses over
to match the dope got smashed up in
an accident yesterday. It's got TO be
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MOTORCYCLES
LEY-DAVIDSONS, bicycles, parts
repairs. BLASIUS. mo. Idaho Falls. Idaho.
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LOSE UP TO 7 POUNDS weekly. Write
DR. WENDT, Canton, s. D.
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Someone knocked on the door. Benny
looked harrted he was relieved when
q weary summons came through the
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published By Special Arrangement with Ths
chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate.
Incorporated
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-02-05

NUTS, POPCORN, 10 lbs. Pecans $1.00,
10 lbs Hickory Nuts 60c 10 lbs Black Wal
nuts soc 10 lbs Popcorn 60c or all four lots
shipped together, s2.25 fob. CoffeyviIe. terms
cash. KANSAS PRODUCE CO., Coffeyvihe'
Kansas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-23
A HETVENOTODIK
KONGRESSZUS

a multi heten bevegezte a
munkajat bar abban terme-
szetesen sok jogos kifogast le-
het talalni, ketsegtelen, hogy
ez evben Washingtonban tor
tenelmet csinaltak.
Az angol napilapok nagy fej-
cimekben rikoltottak a levego-
be, hogy a kongresszus utolso
ilesszaka tizenketezer millio
dollar terhet rakott egy eyre
a nemzetre es az atlagos anne
rikai polgar ebben a peldatlan
koltekeZesben latta az egesz
eeredmenyt'',
: Az igazsaag az, hogy az orszag
ilyen kiadast tobbsz0r is elbir-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-23


K0ztudornasu, hogy az vi
deal harcias frakci6ia purge
OF akar a demokrata partban
rendezni, vagyis XII akarjak az
el6valas0tasokon azokat a reak-
clos elemeket buktatni, akik
rendszeresen az elnok ellen
szavaztak.
Koztudornasu az is, hogy itt-
AoTt a WPA munkakat politikai
celokra hasznaltak, bar ellis
meri ndenki, hogy az mem
t0rtent Hopkins, szovetsegi adj
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-23

ellen6rzest a kormany kezebe
es bar az els6 esetben az AAA-t
a Supreme Court alkotmany-el-
lenesnek talalta, mem valoszi-
Mi, hogy ebben az esetben is
az fog t0rtenni.
Termeszetes, hogy a kor-
many az ellen6rzest mem k0z-
vetlenll gyakorolja, de ha az
vi rendszer eletben marad, ne
hany ev alatt a gyakorlat ta-
pasztalataival eleg alaposan
belle tudnak avatkozni a ter
meles ugyebe, amire latszolag
sziikseg van.
Evr6l-evre a legnagyobb
megrazko odtatasoknak voltak XII
teve a f0ldmiivesek, inert a ter
mesek nagysaga es a terme-
nyek ara oriasi emelkedesnek
eS eSesnek voltak kiteve eS ha
a kormanyfeliigyelet megsziin
teti ezeket a kilengeseket, ak
kor mem fogunk csalatkozni az
vi rendben.
TermeSzetesen csak evek
mulva, talan csak 0t-tiz ev
mulva latjuk meg, hogy he
lyes-e az vi deal elmelet S
egyelore, meg kell elegednlnk
azzal a tudattal, hogy legalabb
kiserlet t0rtenik a farrn-kerdes
megoldasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-23

iparagakban.
Ebben a kerdeSben is nagy
'eredmenyeket ert el Roosevelt,
mikor a kongresszus demokrat
ia tagjai felett vissza nyerte a
hatalmat, inert egy koz0s BIZ
zottsagot kiildtek XII, hogy ezt
a kerdest tanulmanyozza es a
j0v6 kongresszusnak megoldast
ajanljon.
A bizottsagnak nemcsak
kongreszmanek es szenatorok,
hanem kormany-ti -tisztviselok is
tagjai lesznek, akik ezuttal elo-
sz0r, igazan alaposan belle tud-
max maid nezni a nagyt6ke
manipulaci6iba.
A kongresszusi bizottsagok-
max tudvalev6leg majdnem
korlatlan a hatalmuk mig a
a kormany tisztvisel6i peldau
mem nezhetnek iparvallalatok
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