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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
Seven Games Seperate
Top And Bottom Teams

With just one more series in the
first round at East 185th Recrea-
ton in the Monday Ladies Handi-
cap league. standings are very
close as is always the case in this
interesting league.
Euclid Athletic Club and East
Shore Realty are tied for first
place with 18 wins each while the
last place team is only seven
games behind, not an insurmount-
able figure by any means. Team
high three games stands now at
2432 rolled by Euclid A.C. while
Musk Joe's Bar have high team
single. an $50, which paid off in
cash in the Press contest. Mildred
Nelson's 258 and 637 still reign
high over all others for individual
high three and high single although
Ann Kulwin has several times
threatened to top this series.
Some Of the top scores rolled
last Monday included a 2O6-49O for
Helen Domin, 2O2-544 for Justine
Skufca, 165-457 for Josephine Tom
sic. Ann KuIwin, 223-549; Flo
Stoer, 195-497; Ann Buente, 1877
498; Thelma Primeau, 194-502;
Mary Jannetto 1854; Edna
Hanes 191-50O; Frances Parker,
196-484; Mildred Nelson, 198-492;
Tony Zagar, 1888; Mitzi Belan-
ich, 166-469; Marge Calaman, 169-
484; and Agnes Click, 174-488.
Mary Jannetto, Secretary
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
MiNer's Service
Takes Over Lead
In PIa-Mor A"

Johnny Toth's consistent rolling
of 212-213-203 for a 628 put his
Miller's Shell Service on top of
the heap by taking three games
from Lucas Beverage in the Pla-
Nor Lanes "a" League.
kurtzner Radiators took two
from Bills Clothes, thereby put
ting them into second place with
one game behind the leaders. Rudy
Grum leading Kurtzners with a
SIC. Bills Clothes dropped into a
tie for third place, two games out
of first.
Zlate's Market also rolled into
tie for third place by taking
Nickel's team over for the works
Russ Noel topping Zlate's Market
with a 573, while Eddie Rink led
the parade on Nickels team with
his 536.
Leisy's Light Beer sort of sur
prised Drenik Dist. by taking two
games, Drenik's winning the open
er by fourteen sticks. Chuck John
son rolling sol for Leisy's, which
is still good for 1919 average to
lead the league. Bill Schmidt carry
ing the mail for Drenik's with his
sci.
Roxy's Bar got in the winning
column again by taking three
games from Petrovick's Team.
Chester Cichon compiling COS for
Roxy's Bar, Wukovick close be-
hind with 597 for Petrovick's.
A. Grdina & Sons made it two
wins over Marabito's. Barret roll
ing 528 for Grdina's while Ed
Mehling topped Marabito's with his
$50.
By the way, I overhead a con-
versation where the Readers of
The Scoop, Euclid News Journal
and the East Cleveland Leader en-
JOY reading the bowling news, only
that there is one fault. We print
the name Of the Alleys and our
story, but never tell the people
what night we bowl or at what
time. Here it goes:
PLA Y-MOR Ian ES "a"
LEAGUE ROLLS ON FRIDAY
NIGHTS AT $50 P. NJ.
Joe Schust, Secretary
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
Foote-Burt Leaders

The "T" Squares and Pattern
Shop are now tied for first place
in the Foote-Burt League at Hay
den Woodwork.
Thanks to four points provided
by the Assembly crew, the Squares
were able to continue their torrid
pace, while Pattern Shop ran into
a stone wall by dropping all four
to Factory Office. "Burp" Ban
ford notched a 233-577 for the
Squares, Fay Dorm posted 511 for
Assembly, Koteles 505 for Pat
terms and Bregitzer 562 for Of
flee.
Milling Whitewashed the Engi-
neers with Joe Urbanic having
537. The Layouts checked
the Checkers for all four while
the Borers gave up one point to
Front Office. The lowly Spotsies
remained in form, losing three
points to the Planers "Bregie." "
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
TroIIi Music Stopped

Ths "immovable" has been
moved, but not entirely out of
first place. For the first time this
season, Trolli Music lost three
games. Di Cicco Funeral Home
was on the receiving end In the
Five Points Women's Thursday
League.
Trolli Music has a one game lead
over Dix Jewelry, while one game
behind and in third place is Grotto
Inn, who has q one game lead over
Morgan's Soho Service. Tena and
Ann Beauty Shop, A and E Food
Market, and Racheals Bridal Shop
are tied for next place. Smile Bev-
erages is followed by Helenora
Beauty Salon and Di Cicco Funeral
Hopre.
Our high series this week: Mary
Ciasullo, 169-467 Louise LaPorta,
160-461; and 10 Sessane, 163-466.
Bea Trolli made the 3-6-7 split.
Onda Iafelice, Secretary
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
RadeI Tops East
I52nd Junior A
With CAT Series

Roytz Cafes keglers maintained
their league leadership in the East
152nd Recreation Junior "a" cir
cult last Friday as they bottled
Leisy's Beers three times.
The Cafemen, leading by six
games, had "Freck" Radel top
ping the NAPLES for CAT while
John Laurich provided a little
foam for the brewmen with his 224-
$50 effort.
A bruised bowling finger failed
to stop Jimmy "Hotshot' Travarca
who managed to limp in with $50
series as the Buckeye Grills ham
mered out a complete sweep over
the Three Joe's.
Commercial Typesetting pound
ed out a double defeat to Polito
Beverage with Harry Morantz
leading the way with his $50 series.
Joe Hess hit 500 for Polito's.
Saranac Service found the King
burgers all meat and no onions
and the result was q whitewashing
of the Wimpy's by the servicemen
with Lenny Baltus dealing out
588 series. AS far as the burgers
were concerned, their kitty was
far from annoyed by the poor
kegling with 81 markings fattening
cher"
Oh, yes, the three Joe's are re-
sponsible to Perusek, Vidmar and
Barber for their name Frank
Zupon, secretary.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
Victories Pair Up

Victories came in pairs Monday
night as the Pla-Mor Lanes "B"
Keglers attacked the new king pin
in hopes Of reaching new heights
in maple spilling.
Don Hitler was in the groove,
hitting 554 to pace Stones Grill
in a pair over Universal Welding.
Drenik's Cafe had Zani Garbincus
hitting the only 900 or better game
as Tony's Cafe gave up two to the
Brewmen. Zani hit 214-60Q
Dependable Spray splattered
Halls Sohio twice while Reinke's
Five did likewise to Home Equip
ment. Howard Maple hit $50 for
the winners.
Tony Luiza's 500 was a big help
as Lostoski Five bested Chown
Five in two and Erwin Ploenzke
got 555 as White City Bar picked
Superior Florists in two.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
Burke Slams 243
In Waterloo B"

With the star Of the night, Dinny
Burke, taking it out on the naples
for a 243-604, Kern's Cafe handed
Johns Hardware double defeat
in the Waterloo "B" League last
week.
The surprise team of the league,
Precision Fabricating, short-cir-
cuited Euclid Ignition in a pair as
Ed Kirchner continued picking up
valuable pins with a 216-538.
Waterloo Super Market just
missed a clean sweep in their series
with Malnar Machine, dropping the
final contest by four sticks. Jerry
Jerman whipped together a 532
series for the Marketeers while
"Biff" Bajec chalked up 562 for
Malnars.
League leading Team Ten con-
tinued their hold on the top rung,
taking two games from Waterloo
Recreation as Tom Burroughs
notched a $50. Perme's Home
Equipment Sales climbed within
one game of second, silencing
Johnston Funeral Home in two
games. Cliff Palmer's 232-548
spotlighted Perme's while "Ace"
Adams slipped in a 529 for the
losers.
Kuhel Brothers came out on top
for a twin killing over Gorses Cafe
as John Budnar netted q 216-538.
Bob Kozan uncorked a lusty 208-
545 for the losers.
Frank Balls, Secretary
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
Cleaners Cleaned
By Leisy's Crew At
Center-MayfieId

With Lou Havre blasting the
pins for a big 245-669, Leisy's Bar
whacked out a top three total of
1929 in taking a pair from East
End Cleaners in the Center-May-
field Merchants League last week.
The cleaned Cleaners posted 1892
game in their only victory, helped
along by Jim Simonellis 234-603.
Steve Angel also splintered the
naples, posted 249-683, high for
the night, as Schafer Suhr Coal
notched two over Johnnie's Tavern.
Calvert's Musical Bar, paced by
Bill Grimes with 204-609, played
the victory tune twice over Pete's
Grill.
Leo Meehan and Hank Stobbe
hit 216-620 and 228-613 respective
ly as DiCarlo Builders nailed down
General Heat Treat a couple of
times. Steve Beres hit 203-551 for
the losers.
Heights Beverage spilled over
Pallat Insurance twice with Jim
Fiorina pacing the uncorking with
a 203-551. With the Insurancemen,
Joe Trobenter made his debut fir
ing a 205-568.
Hidreth Realty put the squeeze
on Regent Steel in a pair as Carl
Hauschild chalked up a 224-579
effort while Jack Graebing's 533
series topped the losers.
The Merchants league at this
time wishes to express its sympa-
thy to Lou Zupanic in the recent
loss of his mother.
Bill Grimes, secretary
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
Holy Redeemer

Chuck Rinaldi took over the spot
light Sunday at Five Points Rec
reation, hitting a 225 game - best
for the league as Grotto Inn
soured Matino Wines with a big
APPOINT goosegg.
In another whitewashing exhibi-
ton, Hudson Fireworks fizzled as
Di-Cicco marked up four points
Above we said Rinaldi's 225 was
best -- it was by judging his aver
age, but Ranallo also hit that score
and a 582 series in the DiCicco
victory. DeMico's "a game for Di-
Cicco took the boobey prize.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
Norbert Takes
Over Board"
AT Waterloo

Although Augie Norbert gained
possession of first place in both
individual high single and high
three, his Tino's Bar dropped two
games to Precision Fabricating
last Thursday in the Waterloo "a"
league. Augie banged out games
of 247-214-192-653. For the Pre-
cision team Tony Mills hit 591.
Waterloo Recreation upset the
strong Leisy Beer quintet for all
three. This is the upset of the
season since the Leisy's now have
powerhouse Willie Turk in the line
up. E "Cotty" Snyder led Water
loo with 552. John Hoernig the
Leisy's with 525. Willie Turk
could knock down only 524 sticks,
far below his usual form.
Top Hat Tavern toppled Nor
wood Mems Shop twice on ]. Bull"
Polanz's 574. For Norwood Eddie
Pozelnik hit 533.
Slapnik Florist gained sweet re-
venge on Demshar Builders taking
all three games to even things
between these two teams as Dem
shars beat Slapniks three games
on opening mite. Tom Burroughs
fired 588, Fred Pflueger STA and
Frank Schultz $50 for Slapniks.
Frank Demko hit a meager 531 for
Demshars. Capt. Jerry Dragonette
threatens drastic measures unless
the Demshars start bowling. Looks
like its back to the "B" League for
some Of the Demshars for more
seasoning.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
Euclid Lanes Gals
ShowImprovement
by Clara Schust

This league Of ours is starting
to 'perk' up a bit after a couple
of rugged weeks trying to knock
down those new pins.
On alleys one and two, the Eu-
cid News Journal collected two
wins from Zimmerman's Team. On
the winning end were, Marge Has
sett's 513, while for the losers,
Ruth Bliss came through with
grand 19O-521.
Kintz's Butcheretts made a
grand slam over the Euclid Window
Shade quintet. Best for the victors
was Marie Sons $50, and for the
losers, Mary (Whitey) Primosch
had 534 series.
Morocco's lost three close heart
breaking games to Zlate's Market.
Tops for Zlate's, was Dorothy Her
chek's ASA and for Morocco's, Lee
Higham had neat 525 series.
Sommers team was just not up
to par when they tangled with
Yankovic's Bar (who are still out
in front by five games ahead of
Euclid News JournaD dropping two
games to the Five Yankovics. Mitz
Cortnik's 400 for Yankovics and
10 Novak's 466 for the losers, were
the best scores.
Evelyn Ricard's 191-210-171 for
a 572 was good for only one win
for Eddie & Earls over Leisy
Beer. For Leisy's, Sophie Cetinsky
and Gladys Easily each collected a
500 series.
Thos. H. Jenkins Insurance and
fuckers team really had quite a
time in the first game with Tuck
er's winning by just four pins
with Peggy Tucker coming through
to make that seven pin spare lin
cidentally her hard pin) and then
Jenkins quintet came back with
two wins, coming through with a
Oil game. Ruth Weber converting
the 6-7 split netted her a 500
series, Clara Schust 207-490, Tam
pa Lam 487. Tampa Lam con-
verted the 4-7-9 split and Chris.
Kebe the $40 split.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
Waterloo Threatens PIoMor Lead In The SCOOP Classic
Triple Tie Now

"Who's in first" is becoming the
weekly by-word in the Colonels
Bowling League on Monday nights
at Five Points Recreation.
The league leadership has
changed hands so many times since
the season opened that no one
ventures to predict q probable
champion.
When the pins stopped falling
this week Kerruish jewelers. found
they had company in the number
one spot as the SCOOP and Driv-
er's quintet garnered enough points
to look down at the other teams
in the league.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
EImer's S Take Over
Junior |" Lead

There Is q new leader in the
Hayden Woodwork Junior "a"
league following last weeks COM
petition with Elmer's Cafe ruling
the roost by a one game margin
over Genes Tavern.
The new leaders assumed their
position by dumping Leisy's thrice
while Academy upset Genes in a
pair. Herm Mighty Mite" Hoge
paced Elmer'S with a 238-635 set.
Norm Diamonds Mems Wear
took the starch out of the Hi-Ho
Bars, winning all three as Jumbo"
Fern sparkled with a 594 series.
In other matches, Captain
George East polished off a 574
as Arlington Bars dunked Sanford
Pontiacs twice; 9-pin Eddie Mehl-
ing was troubled by a stubborn 10
pin but still managed a $50 for
the losers. kavran's Ice Cream
frozA LaGanke Stamping in the
first two games but found them
selves defrosted in the final as the
stampers stamped out a 1899 game
for their only win. Ade Legerski
was the big stamper with q 592
while Centas 500 topped the win
ners.
Johnny Yanchar's big cry what
does guy have TO roll to win
was buried by teammate Phil
a jackpot plagued him as his 253
Augustine's 25s. Both are with
Rick's Mems Wear VINO put the
damper on the Squirts in two
games. Nike Spehar was the big
squirt with a 583 e.. "Bregie."
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17

Pozelnikmen who are plotting to
unseat the leaders.
Hayden Woodwork will visit
the Euclid Lanes Saturday, East
152nd Recreation travels up to
Center-Mayfield, Skufca Lanes
will try out Tony Skufca's East
185th Recreation and Five Points
will be out to splinter the naples
at Perdan's Slovenian Home Rec
reation in other SCOOP Classic
matches.
Tuning up for their big two
week "battle," Pla-Mor Lanes
hung out the old horse collar on
Skufca Lanes last Saturday. Glenn
Moeller put together 593 series
while Mike Zlate fashioned a 248
game in chalking up a 592. Chuck
Muselin's 568 topped the efforts
of the losers.
Frank Demko was on the beam
as he splattered the sticks for a
resounding 233-656 that was in
strumental in giving Waterloo
Recreation a double win over East
152nd Recreation. Waterloo lost
the final game by just pins. DEM
kos fine exhibition upped his av-
erage to 1875 to top the league. For
Perusek's tailenders, Tom Romano
marked up a $50 series.
Tony Skufca turned in one Of
his better nights as the oldster
showed the young 'uns how it's
done, smacking a 234 game and a
$50 series as his East 185th Rec
reation pinmen outlasted Manley
Lamont's Five Points aggregation
in two games. (Tony hasn't made
any official statements but he has
indicated that the present league
leaders are just filling the space
until the East 185th squad gets
warmed up y On the losing side
of the ledger for Five Points, Mike
Disanto managed to topple the pins
for a 220 game as a set Of $50.
Center Mayfield, with Bill
Grimes knocking 'em over for a
237 effort and finishing with 604,
whipped Euclid Lanes thrice.
Freddie Skerl and Bill Zupancic
each posted a $50 series for the
losers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17

Jessie Kempke, secretary Of the
Pla-Mor Lanes Handicap League
reports that there was plenty of
excitement on the slides this week
as several girls took the spot
light with their pin-spilling.
Hitting a 204 game was Peck
(reckon she has no first name)
who had no trouble bowling even
with new specks on. Waterloo Fur
niture taking three games from
Barricelli.
A 6-7-1O split converted by Bat
is (your guess is as good as ours
as to her first name) also caused
bit of handclapping and buzzing
on alleys 3 and 4.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
st. PauI's S KegIers

After ten weeks of knocking the
naples for a loop, Beverly Hills
Tavern, O'Neil Construction and
Skebe Plumbing are tied for top
honors in the st. Paul's Holy Name
League at Euclid Lanes.
con the board" and still safe in
their holdings are Gattozzi Funeral
Home with a 1891 for high three
and $50 for high single in team
efforts. Individually its F. Peters
best in high three with 649 while
J. Pero's 264 looks reasonably safe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
March Sr. Shines

Frank Match, sr. finally did what
he has been saying he is going
to do by blasting COS and making
it possible for Gaiety Bar Inn to
gain a point on Canterbury Res
taurant in st. Joseph's Mems
League.
Henry Mivsek of Canterbury
Restaurant blasts TIA, 213, 222
for 500 to aid his team in main
tanning sole possession of first
place, at East 152nd Recreation.
Secretary, Eddie Match.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
A RINGER NO DOUBT

A week ago on these pages we
noted that a certain Lloyd Crane,
bowling in the SCOOP Shop League
tackled up. questionable 81 game.
For a while - it looked just
slightly below par for Mr.. Crane.
Came last Monday and the same
81 bowler splattered the naples all
over Joe's unpredictable slides.
This time he counted 191-195-191
for a SIT.
Could he be a ringer-looking
maybe for a sucker bet, or did Joe
have pie pins inserted?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17

Saturday at $50 p. m. on the
Pla-Mor East 140th slides, the first
of home and home series will be
staged and we understand there's
plenty of room for spectators.
Pla-Mor has been rolling merrily
along since the season opened and
have more or less dominated the
top rung.
Thanksgiving week." say the
"Things will be different after
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17

Stanley Stefancic Of Fucker
Marines quintet is in the East
1S5th Recreation Home League
spotlight this week.
Cloutin' Stan was in the pocket
most of the mite last Wednesday
as he posted 21O-254-214-678 the
second highest score recorded in
the league this season. Assisted by
Mike Disanto who slammed 219-
189-243-651, Fuckers e f e d
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
IMPORTANT NOTICE i!

All news for the bowling page must
be In our office. 8l4 East l52nd ST..
Saturday. November I9 by 500 pm.
for next weeks p0per which will be
published two days early due to
Thanksgiving.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-17
Teams Meet Saturday
On East 140th Slides
In First Of Six Games

The next two weeks may bring about changes
(and then again-maybe not in the standings of This
SCOOP Classic league when the pace setting PaMor Lane
keglers mix up with the chaengers from Joe Pozenks
Waterloo Recreation At present PMor holds down the TOP
rung with four-gamel lead Pozelnik's crew.
Evening star., 1949-12-13
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Evening star., 1949-03-01
u. ). Court Conyicts
Five Of Espionage in
Second Munich Trial
3 Germans, z Poles Get
Prison Terms Ranging
From II to 30 Years
BY the Associated Press

MUNICH. Germany, Mar. l.
An American military commission
today convicted five Europeans of
espionage and sentenced them to
prison terms ranging from II to
80 years.
The five, three Germans and two
Poles, were convicted of obtaining
information for a foreign power.
Sentenced were:
Theodore Szendielorz, 33-year-
old Pole and alleged ringleader of
the gang. 80 years.
Roman Knopp, SO, German
and a former railroad employe
20 years.
Rudolf Badura, 81, Pole, Il
years.
Georg Kolodziez, 39-year-old
German, II years.
Helmut Schoftock, 22-year-olo
German, II years.
The judgments were announced
by Brig. Gen. John L. Mckee after
the eight-member commission hao
deliberated two hours.
The defendants showed little
emotion. Szendielorz turned tc
Badura and grinned.
Place of confinement was not
announced.
Final testimony was given
when Wilhelm Ruml, Munich po-
lice department expert, linked
handwriting in the five confess
sions given by the accused to
each individual. Szendielorz was
charged with having organized
the four others as a gang which
collected military information of
the forces in the American zone
and passed it on to him.
In his confession the stocky
Pole said he was working for the
Polish secret service.
It was the second of five
scheduled spy trials in Munich
Evening star., 1949-03-01
Money Is Snatched
AT Downtown Bank

A man described as 6 feet tall
today grabbed a stack of money
from a vacant teller's window of
the Security Savings and Com
mercial Bank at Ninth and G
streets NV. and fled from the
bank. .
The first police report on the
money-snatching said the thief
got about $500 from the cash
drawer. Police said the man did
not use a weapon.
When the man ran out OF the
crowded bank, police were told, he
went east on G street and was
last spotted in the 800 block.
Police sent out lookout for a
we'll l-dressed man of about 40, 6
feet tall, weighing approximately
1870 pounds and wearing a dark
brown hat and brown top coat.
Evening star., 1949-03-01

Severe damage to Virginia and
Maryland peach crops was threat
ened today as the Weather Bu-
reau forecast temperatures drop
ping to 20 degrees in the city and
IA in the suburbs tonight.
Most of the peaches and vir-
tually all the apples were believed
to have pulled safely through last
nights cold, which fell to % de-
grees at National Airport at 1922
am.
This mornings % was the cold
est temperature recorded here
since February 3, when the same
minimum was read.
Today's forecast here was for
sunny. windy and cold, with a
high temperature of about IS de-
grees. Tomorrow should be fair
with slowly rising temperature.
A 37-mile wind. which reached
a gust peak of 48 miles shortly
before midnight, added to the
Evening star., 1949-03-01
Sin Hungarian
Trial Disavow
Confessions
Charge Intimidation
By Police in Link
To Mindszenty Case
BY The Associoted Press

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Mar. l.
Five of the IA men on trial
charged with black market deal
ings for Josef Cardinal Mindszen-
ty withdrew today their pretrial
confessions. They charged in
stead that police "intimidated"
them.
A sixth defendant also withdrew
part of his confession.
The men were accused of illegal
dealings in foreign currency and
of political conspiracy" with the
cardinal and others already SEN
fenced.
Cardinal Mindszenty was SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment 81
days ago on charges of treason.
seeking to overthrow the Commu-
nist-controlled government in IA
vor of the Hapsburgh monarchy
and with illegal speculation In
American dollars.