In re Zapisecki
District Court, D. Massachusetts
1Opinion of the Court
MORTON, District Judge.
This is a petition for naturalization. It is opposed by the Examiner upon the sole ground that the required residence is not established. In all other respects the petitioner appears to be qualified for admission to citizenship.
The petitioner came to this country from Poland in February, 1924, and shortly afterwards made his declaration of intention. It is conceded that he has been domiciled in this eountry ever since. He is by occupation a professional athlete, being, it is said, one of the best known wrestlers in the world. Following his occupation, he has, while…
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