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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-10-09
Gamers Bid For
President Fast Fading
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ton date. Their reasoning is that,
if we don't get in, he'll be given
credit for having kept us out, and
that there'll be an overwhelming de-
mand for his retention in office, to
keep on keeping us out. Ii on the
opposite hand, we do not get in, the
dopesters concur that the cry, eve
mustn't change horses" will be rails
ed to tremendous effect All this sup
ports the argument that the present
White House tenant is pretty sure to
be drafted, will-nilly, for a third
term. 1t follows that, if he is, Gar
ner's prospects evapOrate
AS to the arms embargo issue?
The Texan is on the Presidents
side-the embargo should be lifted
l assume that that's what he really
Thinks However, it's the side he had
to take, anyway, because the South's
congressional representation is al
most solidly anti-embargo. Scarcely
needful to say, "TeXaS Jacks" views
have got to coincide with the SOuth's.
He'd queer himself completely other
wise.
John L. Lewis.
Jack let's it be known mat he isn't
in harmony with the administration
on hardly any other proposition, but
he weakens his cause by having to
indorse it even on that one.
Plenty Of people considered John
L. Lewis" attack on the Lone Star
statesman in frightfully bad taste.
I'm acquainted with lots Of laborites
who felt, at the time, that Lewis had
Overdone himself. They weren't SO
positive that John N. was one OF
their baiters, they didn't mind his
poker playing and whisky drinking
elf any, for they were in the habit
of doing the same things themselves.
They didn't assess him as cush an
awfully wicked old man.
Right off the reel these critics were
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
Louis Crushed Possible Scandals

ZOE LOUIS DID MORE FOR THE SOUR SCIENCE or BOX
ING in approximately two and oneaf minutes of fighting
last night than all bayhoo artists of the could have
done in half century knocked JOHN HENRY LEWIS
challenger for the title Negro and PERSONAL FRIEND He
made good his that friendship would when the firing
began JOHN HENRY LEWIS had the distance,
on merit there might have been knowing arcing erute
brows
not attempt to hurt each other. crowd that filled Madison
Square Garden to capacity paid approximately 100000 TO SEE
LOUIS PORTRAY THE ROLE OF HUMAN TIGER. He dis
charged his trust in the of Dempsey the greatest human
tiger Of them all
SWIFT FINISH OF THE FIGHT. They paid their money to
see Louis explode his punches THEY GOT FULL VALUE
and beat him almost swiftly he had beaten Max Schmelng
WHO is GOING TO BEAT LOUIS? No of whom you
and have heard. NONE OF THE CROP THAT NOW is
MILLING AROUND THE FISTIC SCENES. Maybe PATRICK
EDWARD COMISKEY the Jersey shman will do
from the youngsters bring him along smoothly
and wait until he has attained his full growth development
Pat outponed numbering GIANT last night and gathered
needed experience The eventual
Louis will be recruited FROM THE RANKS OF YOUTH Taken
SIDE TRACKS, south of slot, they
frisco.
ABOUT THE MOST DIFFICULT THING FOR FIGHTER
TO LEARN is THAT HE is FINISHED. For that
will have the keable BOB WILSON with for
little time BOB IS ONE OF THE GAN6EST BOYS who
laced his hands But should right
while his faculties have not been duled by punishment
WILSON stays with the ring he will be batted around by
inary fighters like that ANZELONE who outpos1ted him
Tuesday didn't slaughter fighter Of
that type SHOULD BE WARNING TO HIM. Driving
truck the softest in the world Of making living, but
It's better than walking mumbng
to yourself hopeless punch drunk derelict
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
Comeback
Gehrig After YGnk
Head Man Position

NEW YORK, Jan. 26 G.N.S0.
Lou Gehrig's quick acceptance of
Ed Barrow'S Yankee contract
(he'S the first Yankee in line)
expressed more today than his
satisfaction with its terms. It
voiced a desire and determine
ton to march the comeback"
trail, to reclaim his place as the
head man Of the Yankee power
trust.
I'm glad that's settled" he
said today. referring to the new
contract. Nov I can get down
to work, direct all my thoughts
to the new season."
Louis new contract subjects
him to a pay cut but, at $35, 900,
he is still likely to be the highest
salaried performer in baseball.
Hank Greenberg isn't looking
for that much, and Jimmy
Foxx's $40, 900 demands are like
ly to be toned down before he
and Tom Yawkey finally do get
together to talk business.
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
SKATERS SEEK 3
OLYMPIC POSTS

OCONOMOWOC, Wis, Jan. 26
G.N.S0.-The fight was on to.
day for the last three berths on
the 1910 Olympic speed skating
team.
The runoff Of the 10,000-meter
event, last of the four on the pro
gram, will determine the makeup
of the full squad.
George Wallace, San Francisco
machinist, yesterday joined Eddie
Schroeder and Leo Freisinger, OF
Chicago, as a member of the team
by winning the 1,500-meter race.
He captured both trials, taking
the second yesterday in 2 minutes
27.6 seconds after cracking an
American record in the first heat
with 2:21.8 for an average of
2:24.7.,
Delbert Lamb, 1885 Olympic
veteran from Milwaukee, finished
second with 2:2755 and was
thereby assured of carrying the
United States colors to the Olym-
pics again because of his third
place in the 500 meters that was
won by FreiSinger.
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
WOMEN'S GOLF
HEADS NAMED
By Lillian RIXEY

At a meeting of the executive
committee of the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association called by
Mrs. Robert A. Lacey, president,
at the Columbia Country Club
this morning, the chairmen Of
the working committees and team
captains were announced for the
1889 season.
Twenty executive committee
members we're present.
The important position of Dis
trict team captain, held last year
by Mrs. N. j. Waldron, of Beaver
Dam, goes this year to Mrs. Oscar
Coolican, of Chevy Chase, with
Mrs. j. C. Dale, of Kenwood, as
her assistant.
Mrs. John F. Dowell, Of Con-
gressional will head the intercity
team which plays Baltimore and
Philadelphia and will be ably as.
sisted by Miss Marion Brown, OF
Manor.
COMMITTEE SLATE
Tournament Chalrman-Mrs. FrahA
Kramer Gndian SPRING..
Tournament Assistant Chairmen-Mrs.
C, E. MCGOWAN (Manor) and Mrs. X M
Brown (Beaver Dam). 49,.
District Team Captain-Mrs. oscal
Cullican (Chevy Chase).
District Assistant Captaln-Mrs. De u
Dale (Kenwood). A.,
First Team Captaln-Mrs. w. j. MAS
ten Washington.
First Team Assistant Captain-Mrs'
George Lynch (Army and Navy:
Second Team Captain-Mrs. w. B.
Jarvis (Columbla).
second Team Assistant Captain-Mrs.
Lawrence T. Haugan (Army-Navy).
Third Team Captain-Mrs. c. w. Crit
fin (Beaver Dam).
Third Team Assistant Captain-Mrs.
w, F. Kerr (Beaver Dam).
Inter-City Team Captain-Mrs. John
F, DowdeI Congressional.
Inter-City Assistant Team Captain
Miss Marion Brown (Manorl.
Rules Chairman-Mrs. s. Whipple
Washington.
Rules Assistant Chairmen-Mrs: Bishop
Hill (Chevy Chasel, Mrs. H. X. Corn
(CongressionaD, Mrs. Charles L: Vale
CKenwood), Mrs. l.. C. Pray (Manor),
Mrs. W. R. Stokes Gndian SPRING..
Handicap Chairman-Mrs. V. A. Welte
(CongressionaD.
Handicap Assistant Chairman-Mrs.
Pat Winkler (CongressionaD.
Prizes Chairman-Mrs. John Lever Un-
dian Spring..
Assistant Prizes Chairman-Mrs. John
j. Healey (Columbia).
Publicity Chairman-Mrs. Montgomery
Blair Chevy Chase).
Publicity Assistant ChairmAn-MrS
Henry Goodman (WoodmonO.
Year Book ChaIrman-Nrs Ed Wild
mayer (ArEyle).
The Washington times., 1939-01-26

Baer and Nova meet on May 25,
probably at Madison Square Gar
den Bowl. Louis may fight the
winner in June at the Polo
Grounds. There is a possibility
that he will go to bat against
Tony Galento either in June or
September if Tony stays in the
spotlight as a persistent chal-
lenger.
Louis plans a vacation of six
weeks. He will return to his
home in Chicago in a day or two,
then visit his mother in Detroit.
John Henry Lewis has no plans.
They were thoroughly scrambled
last night. He will not attempt
to fight as a light heavyweight
again,
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
ST, JOHNS PREP
CHOICE TO TOP
GONzAGA QU|NT

It is Gonzaga versus st. Johns
Prep tonight in Tech High gym at
8:15 o'clock, and this means that
a capacity house is anticipated.
Regardless of the caliber Of the
two teams and regardless Of the
records at the time, or the sport
involved, the competition between
Gonzaga and st. Johns must be
classed as the highspot on scholaS-
tic schedules in Washington.
The game tonight is the first
of the basketball campaign be-
tween the two, but over span Of
three seasons, the JohnnieS have
had the happy faculty. the players
ano the reserves to capture these
colorful schoolboy classics.
But tonight may be a different
story-at least, that is what
Coach Orrel Mitchell of Gonzaga
hopes.
st. Johns is a top-heavy choice
to bag the game, having achieved
record with but one blemish for
the season.
Tops for st. Johns tonight are
the sensational Joe Gallagher and
Jimmy Milvihill, who proved
thorns to the Purple last season.
Gonzaga. too, has several stel-
lar performers in Buddy O'Brien
and Freddy Rice, both Of whom
starred against st. Johns last
year.
In the preliminary game, start
ing at 7:15 o'clock, St. Pauls
meets st. Anthony's for the little
Catholic High School champion
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
g. W. High 10 Bid for
Va. CAGE Loop Lead

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 26.
George Washington High Schools
basketball team will make it's first
real bid for the leadership in the
conference "a" play of the Gen.
trail district of Virginia tomorrow
night when it meets Petersburg in
the local gym, starting at o'clock.
A preliminary has been lined up
between the G. w. H. S. girls team
and its neighboring rival, the
Arlington sextet.
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
FURR, ANzELONE
TO BOX At arena

Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn to-
day announced the signing of Phil
Furr, District welterweight, and
Larry Anzelone, New York Italian
scrapper, for one of the eight
rounders on his all-star card next
Tuesday night at the Arena.
Furr had hopes of meeting his
one-time rival of many a stirring
local battle, Bob Wilson, but Anze-
lone wrecked all plans by scoring
a six-round victory over the Blond
Better Tuesday night at the
Arena.
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
Cal S Valet Upsets
Young Democrat s

An upset occurred in the open
ing game of the second half play
in the Southeast Community
Center Basketball League wher
Calls Valet defeated the Young
Democrats, "a to %. The Demo
Gratis won the first-half banner.
The Washington times., 1939-01-26

Leonard and Commissioner Mel
vim c. Hazen lost no time in judg-
ing the winners.
The first class Of open hunters
called % horses in the paddock,
with the blue ribbon going to
DanSoux. a brown daughter of
Dan w, owned and ridden by
Captain John Meade.
First place in the second class
Continued on Page "a, Col 81
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
How 1t Happened
FIRST ROUND

They advanced to middle
of the ring and spared. The
champ flicked two light lefts.
Joe landed a solid left to chin
and right to body. Two rights
to head staggered Lewis and
another right dropped him.
He was up after a 3 count.
The champ waded in and
staggered John Henry again
with another left to the chin.
A right knocked John Henry
through the ropes but this
time he took a 2 count.
He reeled helplessly while
the champ belted him with
both hands. The challenger
tOppled over again and Ref.
cree Arthur Donovan stopped
the fight while John Henry
lay on the floor. Tfme-2:2S.
The Washington times., 1939-01-26

Frank Buck" o'Nsnn EVERY SHOT WILL OFFER A TEST
OF GOLF" interected FRANK MURRAY.
400 TREES, of them fairways
ninth hole We've ground time
plowng it, and sowing with wheat which disposed
advantage Seven of the fairway practically ready
and planning right with possible speed
OUR PLANS DO NOT END WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF
THE NEW NINE" said MR.. QUINN. plans approved
bridge the gully from the THE NINTH
GREEN This bridge will be through
Of the farway that it will interfere
shots will be to the players to clear the gully plunge
down into the rough going We plan too, BRIDGE
up that long hill beyond
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
Massanutten s. Wins

WOODSTOCK, Va, Jan. 26.-
Massanutten Military Academy's
powerful cage aggregation, far too
good for q group of Front Royal
All-Stars, today has registered Q
lop-Sided 61.24 triumph.
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
Dual Track Meet

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Jan. 26.
Eighteen members of Penn States
track team will make the trip to
the Midwest when the Nittany
Lions take part in the first indoor
dual meet in their history. Satur-
day, against Ohio State in Colum.
bus.
The Washington times., 1939-01-26

The sh ow
sponsoring the
p r e S / dents
drive against
iaf q n tile pa
ralysiS, opened
with the ar
rival of Presi.
dent and Mrs.
r o o s e v elt.
With smooth
ness and pre-
c1S1 / on, t n g
S h ow ra q
t h III G h its
classes in per-
fe ct s tyle.
Ma joP Henry
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
Big Year Seen For Big Club
<knLANS ARE MADE TO FILL PI

<6TNLANS ARE MADE TO FILL PART THE DITCH ON
THE FIFTH HOLE and another engineering feat which
Frank Murray carry through calls lowering
Of the seventh tee about ten twelve feet"
IN THE GENERAL ACTIVITY OF THE CLUB is included
of renovation inside of the building corridor
from the locker the agsten
furniture been frightened repaired metal
table
repaired and will be used in the grill this The
initiated by TED GRAPE performed ousandngly
chairman Of the house committee being carried his
cessors :. AL PAUL. EBEN sHoLL. DUTCH EBERTs and
HARRY p SOMERVILLE working like beavers with big
GEORGE BROBECK It's pleasant picture out there at Con-
CLUB.
AND THERE'S ANOTHER FINE FEATURE TO THE WHOLE
setup. and boy at Congressional THEY SWEAR BY
WIFFY cox up professional. greens
with through him the committee
works with the club cox has complete system OF
RECORDS permits soldering the jobs The
results of his drive and hustle everywhere apparent
The Washington times., 1939-01-26


covered with its green carpet. E. FRANK
MURRAY, in charge Of outdoor activities.
hurried past carrying blue prints. :. The
thermometer said winter" but the spirit
and activity of the organization told one
and all that SPRING WAS ADVANCING
OVER A BRIDGE OF LENGTHENING
DAYS.
"OUR NEW NINE WILL BE FINISHED
BEFORE LABOR DAY" said MR.. QUINN.
:. MR.. MURRAY nodded swift assent, and
the pair launched enthusiastically into a
discussion Of plans for the coming season.
I'VE think we will have the finest
layout in this territory" said MR.. QUINN.
I'VE have gone over the plans thoroughly
with WIFFY COX. :. u. The first hole in the
new layout will parallel the old tenth, but
where the tenth doglegs off to the right,
the new first will branch to the left
The second will extend out toward the
church hole, and then a fire one shotter
will offer its test to accurate iron players.
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS

AT NEW YORK-Joe Louis 200A
world heavyweight champion scored
technical knockout over John Henry
Lewis 1904. Phoenix, Ariz. %; Eddie
Booker. 147 San Francisco, drew with
Holman williams, 14s, Chicago (O
Tony Music, 2O2, Chicago, deciMonet
Freddie Fiduei, 100, Newark, N. ]. tS
The Washington times., 1939-01-26

noiS Athletic Clubs heavyweight
amateur boxing champion.
Smell, representing the Evan
ston Y. M. c. A., scored a one
round technical knockout over
Lee Christians in the finals OF
the tournament last night.
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
FRANK B(JCKONEILLJ

NER HENRY QUINN PRESIDENT OF CONGRESSIONAL
W COUNTRY CLUB, stood the tenth surveying the
AVA before him with evident satisfaction The unduatng
terrain that tmbe off to the south bore the construction
work that CONGRESSIONAL carrying since THE
TURN OF SUMMER These will vanish with the coming
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
ROCKS|E STAR
AT HORSE SHOW
BY RHODA CHRISTMAS

The Presidents Birthday Horse
Show opened last night at Fort
Myer, Va, with spectators filling
every seat in the large riding hall.
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
.ouis' Greatness Underestimate
Lewis' Defense
Crun1pLes Under
Terrific Attack
Rv SID MERCER.
Washington Times staff Corresponds

NEW YORK, 26.-Those who insist that Joe Louis is
great heavyweight champion only because of the caber OF
his opponents saying today that John Henry Lewis
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
Louis May Tackle
Baer-Noua-Winner
BY SID MERCER
Washington Times Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK. JAN 26-Fghng plans for Joe Louis up to
Promoter Mike Jacobs who hopes the Bomber against the
of the Max BaerLou Nova 15round qualifying bout for
the champiOn's next OppOnent,
The Washington times., 1939-01-26
Think O. That
Art Model Wins UL.
A. C.. 'HeuUy' Title

CHICAGO, Jan. 26 GN.SO.
William Smell, 20-year-old model
at the Northwestern University
art school and Waukegan Acad-
eny of Art, today was the Illi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-14
SzETAPOSSAk A kOMMUNIzMuST

Az orosz-finn haboru meg
asia a kommunizmus sirjat
-ebben az orszagban.
A WORDS metely ugyis halo
dott, mi6ta a Stain Hitler YER
fert6zes megtortent, inert az
@0ntudatos elvtarsak" szegyen-
kezve menekiiltek a kommu-
naci taborbol, de az orosz-finn
haboru az egesz mozgalom sir
jat megasta.
Nemcsak az Egyesiilt ALA
mokban, hanem minden or.
szagban.
Mert bebizonyitottak a vi
lagnak, hogy a kommunistal
arulok S hogy mem a sajat
sziil6f0ldjuk irant, hanem
Moszkva irant viseltetnek hi
.seggel.
Mikor az orosz csapatok meg
rohantak a kis Finnorszagot
a finn szarmazasu kommunis-
tax azonnal az ellenseghez
sziil6foldjuk ellensegehez par.
toltak.
Az ellenseges csapatok We.
define alatt "alapitottak kom.
munista kormanyt", amely
epen annyira 'kormanyozza'
Finnorszagot, mint e sorok
iroja.
A bolShevik hadsereg vedel.
me alatt operalo "kommunista
finn kormany' koz0nseges
nyelven 'muszkavezeto", inert
tenyleg ez a dolga, hogy musz.
ka kezre juttassa az orszagot
Mar regebben hasonlokeper
megmutattak a francia kom.
munistak a foguk feheret, aru.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-14
vezetek "beliigyeibe".

vezetek "beliigyeibe".
Termeszetes, hogy ostobasag
ez az allaspont.
Ha a munkasvezerek biint
k0vetnek Ell, a biinteteseket ne
xix is ell kell viselni S az alol
oket semmifele torveny fel
mem menti.
Az is koztudomasu, hogy a
munkasok a vezerekkel mem
birnak.
Bizonyos iparagakban S
ICY az epit6 iparban - a mum
kasvezer urak a ,szervezeti ma
sineriakat a karmaikba kerr
tettek azokat tobbe oman
nem lehet kivenni.
Egyik botrany a masikat eri,
a papirozo, villanyszerelo, a
k6muves iparban, az ablakiiveg
iparban, inert a szervezetek
tagjai keptelenek akar gyilest
tartani, akar a szervezet liz
lett ugyeibe benezni.
Ha Green ur okos lenne es
ha a vezerkar tagjainak a feje
mem lenne vajjal megrakva,
akkor Ok maguk siirgetnek,
hogy a vizsgalat legyen minel
alaposabb, inert a vizsgalat,
SGT a vad-alahelyezes meg mem
itelet. lEs aho1 az iteletet kier-
demli egy-egy CRATER, XII kell
AIT osztani a szamara.
Lehetseges = bar mem hisz-
Silk - hogy sok tulzas van a
munkasvezerek ellen emelt va
dakban.
De ha artatlanok a mum
kas-carok, akkor is nekik KEEL
lene a vizsgalatot siirgetni
hogy artatlansagukat az egesz
vilag meglassa.
Icy az a velemenye - akar
helyesen, akar mem = a nem-
zetnek, hogy akik a vizsgalat-
tol ICY felnek, azoknak biz
tosan van NIT takarni es a
kozvelemeny biinosnek talalja
azokat a munkasvezereket,
akiket meg csak vad ala he
lyeztek.
Minden esetre nagy lehetett
a "nyomas' a nagyobb SERVE
zetek reszerol az AFL eln0kere
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-14
OSTOBAK A VEzEREK

Macy vita van az AFL vezer-
kara es a kormany k0zt.
Az igazsagugyi MINISTER,
mint AIT mar nehanyszor meg
irtuk, az egesz orszagra kiter.
jed6 vizsgalatot inditott az
epito iparban lagra kapott
graft ellen.
Nemcsak az epiteszek, az
epulet-anyag gyarak, hanem a
munkasvezerek is sokan graf
telnek.
Es exert mar tobb nagy va,
rosban t0bb munkasvezert vac
alo helyeztek.
Tudja mindenki, hogy egye<
esetben a munkasvezer uraka,
mem alaptalanul vadoljak.
Tudja mindenki, hogy sol
helyen 0ssze jatszanak a kon.
traktorokkal, hogy sok helyer
szabotalnak es hogy a leg.
tobb helyen a szervezet tagja
mem is tudjak, mem is sejtik
hogy a vezereik nagybar
graftelnek.
Ezeket akarjak kivizsgalni g
kormany reszerol, hogy a BIZ
nosoket odategyek, ahova va
lok, a b0rtonbe.
Az AFL-nek 0riilni kellene
hogy a kormany EFT a vizsga.
latot lie akarja folytatni, mer'
a munkas-szervezetek d.
kUlOn0sen a munkasoknal
hasznos es jo, ha a vezereik
kozul a zsarolokat, a gangszte
reket kiveszik a szervezetek ke
zeb6l.
Green ur azonban mem ezer
a velemenyen van es "elegte
telt" k0vetel, amiert nehany
munkasbarot mar elfogtak
AIT vitatja, hogy a munkasve
zerek teljes immunitast elvez
mex.
Van egy eros fegyver a kor
many kezeben, amt Clayton
Actnek hivnak S amely a mum
kas-szervezeteket a trusztelle
mes t0rvenyek rendelkezese
alol felmenti.
Ezen a cimen keri Green
hogy a vizsgalatot sziintessel
be es ne avatkozzanak a seer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-14
NIT AkAR C0UCHLIN?

aldozatul esett munkasok rem
deztek a Chrysler sztrajkot.
Most tehat AIT hiszi, hogy
a szervezetek ellen lesz a k0z-
velemeny hangolva, most an
max az aradatnak a tetejen
kivan uszni abban a remeny-
ben, hogy fektelen becsvagya
ICY felviszi a magasba.
Hetrol-hetre rikacsol, hogy q
szervezetek jogk0ret meg kell
nyirbalni fascista alapon akal
a munkas-szervezetekre raiilni
Mem fog a celia sikeriilni.
A munkas-szervezetek erosek
es ha az elk0vetett hibak, tul
zasok es kilengesek XII is val.
tottak bizonyos ellenszenvet
ait a kormany lie fogja a kon.
gresszusban csapolni, nagyobt
baj mem lesz bel6le.
De azert a radio pap lar.
maja art a munkassag ugye.
mex.
Ahogy artott a szerencset.
len amerikai zsidoknak is, hogy
egy ideig habzo szajjal ellie
MIX uszitott.
Hangulatot csinal a besze
deivel a szervezetek ellen
szarvakat ad azokra a reak
clos tokesekre, akik gytlolik 6
szervezeteket es egy kes6bbi
reakciosabb kormany alatt re-
fognak a szervezetekre fekUdni
S ezzel "even" lesz Cough
lin, aki sem elfelejteni, SEN
megbocsajtani mem kepes, hogy
az auto-ipar munkasai mem
valasztottak ''fihrernek", hogy
mem az 8 altala tervezett seer.
vezetbe tomorultek.
S akik elott idaig reitely
volt, hogy honnan veszi
Coughlin ait a heti harminc.
negyvenezer dollart, amibe q
radiozas keril neki, azok most
mar lathatjak a penzek for.
rasat.
A four a munkassag sztraik
jogat kivanja elvenni.
Kiknek all az erdekukben
kiknek van heti harminc-negy
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