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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-24
SHOT BY EVANGELISTS
Two Are Held After Man Protests
Noise and Is Wounded.

Noise and Is Wounded.
BIZ United Press
DETROIT, Aug. "a. - Bailey
Thompson, 81, Sunday night was
disturbed by street evangelism out
side his window A member of the
congregation shot him when he
protested at the noise.
William Johnson, Negro exhorter,
and Howard Simmons, Al, are held.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-24
LACK NEWS OF WILKINS
Nautilus Last Reported Ready to
Pierce Ice Barrier.

By United Press
OSLO, Norway, Aug. 24.-Nor-
wegian sources have been without
news of the polar submarine
Nautilus for three days.
The last news was that Sir HUI
bert Wilkins and his exploring
craft had reached the ice barrier
and planned to go under it for
study.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-24
MARINE filters KILLED

Aviators Stationed in Nicaragua
Die as Plane Crashes.
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Two
marine aviatorS were killed IN a
plane crash Sunday at Corinto, Mic
aragua, the navy department was
informed today.
Radio reports to the department
said Sergeant Lee Clark, San Die
go, pilot of the plane, was killed m
Stantly. and private Richard M.
Campbell died few hours later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-24
WALES SPEEDBOAT FAN

Prince Tests New Cupboard Craft
for First Time Sunday.
By United Press
BIARRITZ, France, Aug. 24.-The
prince of Wales added speed boat
driving today to his more hazardous
sports. The prince tested his spe-
cially constructed cupboard speed
boat on the River Adour Sunday
night, accompanied by a party of
friends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
SENATE PASSES CAPITAL SITE
 BILL THIS A. M.
Authorizes Transfer of Title When Other Property
 Is Acquired

A bill sponsored by Senator Shattuck, to transfer title to the site of the old Territorial building, Seward and Third streets, to the Federal government, passed the Senate this morning by a unani- nous vote.
 It provides that the Governor, when the Federal government has acquired the remaining property in the same block, shall deed the Territorial lot also. It is proposed to use the block as part of the Capitol site.
 Other Bills Passed
 The Senate passed one other measure, Bill No 23, providing for the payment directly to the Board of Medical Examiners fees paid by physicians.
 Mir Lomen's memorial asking the Secretary of Interior to require the authorities at Morningside Sani- tarium, in the case of death or discharge of anyone committed to
 (Continued on Page Eight)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
OF 200 DOVES CAUSES
 DEATH OF SON
Emblems of Peace Fail to Prevent Tragedy
 Father Held

MENOMINEE, Mich, April G. A flock of 200 doves, symbolic of peace. led to quarrel, and father slew his son.
 County authorities said Stanley Cholewa, aged 3, was killed by his father, Frank Cholewa, aged 46, in an argument over the doves. The authorities said the father contend- ed the fondness for the birds caus- ed his son to neglect work in the fields.
 The father confessed, repudiating a previous story that the son had been killed in fall out of hay loft.
 Stories of quarrels caused the Sheriff to halt the funeral and an inquest revealed two skull frac- lures.
 Without accusing the father, the Sheriff went to the farm, photo- graphed the dove cot and other objects, the father watching nerv- ously He saw the sheriff focus his camera on hoe and the fath- CT blurted: T think I used the hoe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
FIVE MEMBERS
 RECOMMENDED
 DEER INDUSTRY
Final Report of Wilbur s Committee Is Made
 Public Today
RANGE RULES ARE
 TO BE SUBMITTED
Roundup of Herds Author ized = Mavericks Are
 to Be Properly Branded

WASHINGTON, D. G. April G. "A Reindeer Council of five mem bers to administrate the Alaskan industry will be established in the immediate future according to the final report of Secretary Wilbur's committee made public today.
 Secretary Wilbur has instructed Gov. George A. Parks that the recommendations will be placed in effect forthwith.
 Council Members
 The Council is composed of the Governor; Chief of the Alaska Di- vision, Indian Office; Superintend- ent of Reindeer in Alaska; an Es- kimo representative, and Lomen representative.
 The Council is to formulate range rules and develop a market and fair prices to the Natives, and ap- point paid Superintendents for each of the five principal ranges, also order an early roundup of rein deer throughout the Seward, Pen insula.
 Urges withdrawal
 The report urged the Lomen rein deer be withdrawn from the Teller district and part of the Buckland Range to avoid a conflict of inter- ests. The report also demanded that all mavericks be marked by property owners in the first round- up.
 The Wilbur committee held that the future of the reindeer indus try depended largely upon range supintendents.
 Secretary Wilbur has sent to Gov. Parks supplemental recommenda- tionS.
 Sawyer's Suggestions
 Ernest Walker Sawyer asked that at least two Eskimos instead of one, be on the Council for the first year, each with half vote, and they are to be chosen by the na- tives from the Teller and Buckland districts.
 The committee said carelessness of natives in marking their animals led to unfortunate" conditions and further said prompt action that will avoid serious results is now adequate for the supervision and fostering of friendly spirit among all and to bring order and pros perity to this interesting and valu- able industry"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
HOUSE PASSES FISH MEMORIAL
 BY LARGE VOTE
Plays to Capacity Audience Come to Hear Commun-
 ity Property Bill

Playing to a gallery of women who had come to hear, and some to participate in, the consideration of the Community Property bill, the House this morning passed over that measure until todays after noon session and disposed of one of the lengthiest calendars it has had since the present session started.
 It considered four bills and two memorials in second reading, killed one House and one Senate bill, and passed two house memorials. It completed its calendar except the Community Property bill short ly before noon and recessed until 2 o'clock.
 Pass Ziegler Bill
 MT. Ziegler's memorial asking Congress to amend the Alaska fish cries law SO as to permit the Leg islature to perscribe and define apparatus and methods of taking salmon was passed by a vote of 13 to 2, Messrs. Brosius and Foster voting no. Final action came after MT. Foster had sought to amend it by making it an all inclusive action. He proposed to strike from the memorial all reference to pre- scribing and defining apparatus and methods of fishing and to insert in lieu thereof provision asking that Congress turn over to the Legisla- ture the administration of the fisheries.
 MT. Ziegler opposed this attempt ed change, declaring it would de- feat the purpose of his own mem orial which, he said, had chance of attainment He said he would be glad to support memorial ask ing for Territorial control of the whole fisheries industry and invited MT. Foster to introduce it. The Foster amendment was defeated.
 Kills Appeals Bill
 The House passed MT. Nylen's memorial asking for a survey of the fisheries of Boring Sea. Kotze- bue Sound and Arctic, waters.
 Lacking one vote of a majority, MT. Winns bill providing for ap-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
Court of Appeals of Dis trict of Columbia Acts
 Tn Oil Cases
JUDGMENT CONFIRMED
 IN DECISION RETURNED
Blackmer Fine of $60,000 for Contempt of Court
 Is Also Upheld

SHIN GTON, D. C., April 6. = The sentence of enc year in jail and a S100,- 900 fine against Albert J. Fall, former Secretary of the Interior, has been affirmed by the District of Columbia Court of Appeals.
 At the same time the Court upheld the decision under which Harry Blackmer was fined S60,000 for contempt for refusing to return from France and appear as an oil witness at the trial of Harry Sinclair and Fall.
 At the end of the lengthy decisicn, quoting from the lower Court, Associate Jus tice Josiah Vanorsdel said simply: Judgment confirm ed."
 The Blackmer decision was handed down by Associate Justice Charles RObb who also added the cost of the action to the confirmation of the lower courts decision.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
Lure Earthquake Victims
 to Inoculating Doctors on
 Promise They'll Get Food

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, April G. Ernest J. Swift. of the American Red Cross. in charge of the relief work here, said 15,000 persons are bein ginoculated a against typhoid and smallpox Many are lured to the doctors by promise of food.
 Swift said the Red Cross is feeding 5000. Two thirds of the population has taken refuge in outlying cities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
Wealth Is Found Where
 Pauper Died
Golden E a gies s, Currency and Deposit Certifii-
 cates in Shanty

WALLA WALLA, Wash, April 6.-Once sent to the poor farm as a pauper, Mike Reoer, aged 73 years, was found dead Saturday in his shanty and search revealed gold, currency and deposit certi- ficates totaling $4,300.
 Golden eagles were wrapped in cloth, currency was wrapped in newspapers and deposit certifi- cates were under boards of his hovel. He was turned out of the poor farm when previous search revealed a portion of his hidden money.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
TODAYS STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, April 6.-Closins quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 125s, American Can 121M, naconda Copper 32% ,. Bethlehem Steel 56A, General Mo tors 43A, Granby Consolidated, no sale; International Harvester 5l; Kennecott Copper 23A, Packard Motors SIS, Simmons Beds 16, Standard Brands 1895, Standard Oil of California 42%, Standard Oil of New Jersey 41%, United Air craft 317s, U. s. Steel 136%, Cur tiss- Wright Az, Hudson Bay 51a, Checker Cab 13A, 1915, 1913.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
Demonstration Is Planned Against Prohibition La,c

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 6. - Mrs. Charles H. Sabin, Chairman of the women's or ganizaticn for National Pro- hibition Reform, announces two-cay demonstration against the law. The days set aside for the demonstration are April IA and April 15.
 It is expected that 500 wom- en from g States will attend and map out plans to organize votes for anti-Prohibition cans e;da.es in 1882.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
12-YEAR-0LD
 BOY IS LORD
Title as Well as Ownership of Vast Estate Falls
 Upon Lad

NOTTINGHAM, England. April GA 12-year-old school boy has succeeded to the title of Lord Sa- vile on the death O. his father last Friday
 The title carries with it owner ship of 340,000 acres and much mining property and two vener- able castles, one used as Clsrc-- clan monasterv haIorc dealy .hc Eighth dissolved 1t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
Washington Gas Tax Boosts Collections,
 Treasurer Declares

OLYMPIA, Wash, April G. Showing an increase of almost $200,c00 over the first three months collection of last year. receipts as the result of the 3 cent gas tax have totaled $1.610,794, the State Treasurer's office reported last Sat- urday.
 The new cent gas tax became effective last Wednesday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06

Looters are still a menace and all civilians are warned off the streets after nightfall.
 AIRPLANES COMPLETE WORK
 NEW YORK. April 6.-The Pan- American Airways announces their planes completed the evacuation of American women and children from Managua, at 3 o'clock last Saturday afternoon,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
KNUTE ROCKNE LAID TO REST
 AS SUN SETS
Thousands Pay Last Tri- bute to Dead Coach
 Casket Not Opened

SOUTH BEND, Indiana, April 6.-One thousand persons, in mas : sed formation, with barred heads, stood in the little country grave yard while the Rev Father Mich ael Mulcaire said the final pray : CTS and the casket containing the remains of Knute Rickne were low cred into the grave slowly, short: ly after 5 o'clock, near sunset, last Saturday afternoon. The grave is beneath the ancient gnarled tree known as Council Oak under which the missionary La Salle talked with the Indians about peace and good will about 250 years ago.
 Rockne's body was removed from the home about 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon after thousands had walked past the sealed casket honoring the Viking.
 Loved by World
 The Rev. Charles O'Connell President of Notre Dame, eulogized Rockne at the service in Sacred Heart Church. saying the mar, was loved by the world as man whose name will be linked for- ever with the intrinsic chivalry and romance of football
 The casket was not opened since it was sealed in Kansas because of the mutilated condition of the body.
 Hundreds took last look at the casket, then watched the cortege proceed slowly down the quiet streets lined with trees, just leaf ing.
 Only 1,400 of the closest friends of the dead coach were allowed within the church but thousands stood outside and listened to the service through amplifiers.
 Business Suspended
 All business was suspended and trains stopped for one minute in tribute as they entered the city.
 The city itself was like a Sunday morning, quiet and peaceful with deep sadness everywhere.
 As the cortege passed the ratcs of the stadium Rockne built, # stopped for a reverent salnte as thousands stood bareheaded, ope..- ly sobbing their grief.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
Doak Says Situation
 Is Better
Unemployment Conditions Better than Last Month
 Jobs Are Found

WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 6. Secretary of Labor Doak in a radio talk last Saturday night pie tured daily improvement in the unemployment situation
 Many men who have been idle are returning to work over the country. There is not as much unemployment now as last month. 9 the Labor Secretary said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
RESOLUTIONS BY STATE

DIES MONIES, Iowa, March G. The General Assembly has adopt ed a resolution extending the sym pathy of Iowans to the Rockne family and deploring the "untime- ly, lamentable death of one of our greatest opponents of gentle manly sportsmanship, one out standing who advocated clean liv- ing, fair play and courage to the youth of this country"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
EMBARGO ON GRAIN FROM
 FOREIGN LANDS
Municipality of Sh a n ghai Reported Restricting
 lmportations

SEATTLE, April 6.-Grain ex- porting interests have received word tn at the municipality of Shanghai has placed an embargo on the importation of foreig n wheat from all sources as a result of a decision to aid Chinese farm CTS whose crops commence to come to market in June. The embargo became effective April 1 and was protested by all milling interests at Chinese ports.
 Grain men here said the chief effect will be felt by Australia and Canada The United States has not been exporting heavily to the Orient this year. ! Shanghai is one of the most important milling centers of the Orient and facilities are said to equal Seattle and Portland com bined.
 Manchurian grain will go into the Oriental market late in August.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
OPERATE UPON
 PREMIER, JAPAN
Will Fight Investigation
 Says Tammany Has Nothing to Fear

TOKYO, April 6.-An operation to remove an obstruction in the abdomen caused by an assassin's bullet last November, was per- formed on Premier Yuko Hama guchi Sunday. Surgeons said the operation was successful.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06

The Ohio State archaeological museum has on display an auto mobile built in 1884, some IA years before autos came into general use
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06

Mrs. R. H. Stanley, of Hugo, Oklahoma, is the only woman eyer to be made an honorary member Of the states legislature,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06
EMBARGO IS DENIED

SHANGHAI, April G. Customs officials here said they had no knowledge of any proposal of Shanghai authorities to declare an embargo on Foreign wheat.
 The Nationalist Government, through the Kuomin News Agency, said the Government is not con- sidering such an embargo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-06

tContinued on Page Eight)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-02
Busz JARAT sTRuTHERsBE

A varosi ,tanacs hetfon este fel-
hatalmazta. a Youngstown Mu-
nicipal Railway Companyt, hogy
ot NJ aut6buszt vasaroljanak. Az
uj autobuszok struthersi es po-
landi vonalakon fognak k0zle-
kedni $ ilyenforman XII lesz XIII
sz0bolye a villanyosokr6l az auto
buszokra val6- atszallas, amt a
Cedar street, hid elzarasa tett
sziiksegesse.
Az aut6buszok csak addig
fognak kozlekedni ezeken vo-
nalakon, amig az Vi hid felepiil a
Cedar st.-en. Azutan vissza fog
jak allitani a villanyos k0zleke-
dest k0zvetleniil Square-ig s az
aut6buszokat mas jaratokon fog
jak hasznalatba helyezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-02
HUSVETI ISTENTISZTELETEK
A COR. KATH. TEMPLOMBAN

Aprilis 2. Nagycsiit0rt0k0n este
fel 8 orakor az Ur Jezus kinszen-
vedesenek olvasasa.
Aprilis 8. Nagypenteken, fel s
6rakor sirbatetel, szentsir latoga-
tas, ajtatossag, predikacio.
Aprilis 4. Nagyszombaton, reg
gel s orakor szentmise, kenyir,
buza, Dor es OLAF megaldasa. Este
fel s 6rakor feltamadasi szertar-
tas, paszkaszenteles.
Aprilis 5. Husyet vasarnapjan
f6l 9 6rakor reggel csendes mise.
Eel IL 6rakor iinnepelyes scent
mise predikaci6val, mirovalas,
paszkaszentel6s. !.
Aprilis 6. Husvet hetfSjen 8
6rakor csendes mise, 10. 6rakor
.iinnepelyes scent mise predika-
ci6val.
Aprilis Z. Husvet keddj6n 9
6rakor szentmise.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-02
KIRABoLT 6REG EMBER

s
Kedden d6lben ket fatal rabl6
merenyletet k0vetett ell egy Greg
ember ellen, akir6l az hir jarta,
hogy sok penzt rejteget Adams
street, lakasan. AZ 10reg ember,
Urlia Tata egyedul volt szobaja-
ban, mikor a ket rabl6 belepett es
RI revolvert k0veteltek,
.hogy ada At p6nzet. Z.
Tata segitseg6rt kezdett kial-
tozni, mire t6mad6i bet6mt6k sza-
jat es megkotoztek. Ezutan atku-
tattak hazat, mig v6gre egy re-
81 hegediiben megtalaltak az 0reg
ember penzet, $l4O-t, amellyel to-
vabb alltak.
Az aldozatnak sikeriilt az abb
lakhoz vonszolnia magat, anne
lyen kopogtatni kezdett $ igy fel-
'hivta ket rend3r figyelmet, al1ik
feloldoztak. A rend8rseg meg az
nap letart6ztatott ket 'ifjut, aki-
'ket a rabl6merenylettel gyanu-
sitanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-02

elony. hogy skier mar el6re is
biztositva volna. A vegleges mil.
sort aztan Magyar Hirlap -
mondjuk havonta egyszer k0-
z0lne. Ilyenforman, ha valamely
tes.iilet valami soronkivJili mu-
latsagot kivanna rendezni, tudna,
hogy mikor rendezhet0 az anel-
kill, hogy mas mulatsaggal ossze-
iitk0zesbe keriilne.
Miutan tobben hozzasz6ltak a
targyhoz gyiiles elnapolta a
kerdest kovetkez6 gyiil6sig,
.hogy alapos meggondolas utan
lehessen AIT vita targyava tenni.
Molnar Lajos jelenti, hogy a
KoSsuth Kor majns 4-en tancmu-
latsagot rendez az Idora Park
ban, anelyen Majusi Kiralyn6t
fognak koronazni. Meghivja a
Nagybizottsag tagjait tancmu-
latsagra.
Sz6ba keriil az idei Magyar
Nap megtartasa. A gyiiles ha-
romtagu bizottsagot kiild XII az
el6kesziiletek megtevesere. A BIZ
zot.sag tagjai Habodasz Gusztav,
Molnar Lajos Is Debrovszky An
dras. Utasitjak sa- bizettsaget,
hogy lehet6leg augustus elejen
bHtositsanak egy vasarnapot a
Magyar Napra. Egyebkent teljes
hatalommal ruhazzak fel bizott-
sagot a Magyar Nap datumanak
megallapitasara ds az Idora Park
kal val6 sziikseges szerz6desek
megk0tesere
A gyiiles elhatarozza, hogy le-
yelet inteznek negy allami KEEP
visel6hoz es a szenatorhoz,. amely-
ben az allami torvenyhozas el1tt
levo munkanelkiili biztositasi tor
venyjavaslatok min6l el1bbi tor
venybe iktatasat siirgetik.
Az eln0k gyilest bezarja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-02
"A CSUNYA LANY''
YOUNGSTOWNBAN

Kedden, aprilis Ten este a
New York; Nepezinhaz elSadssa.
ban szinre keriil az Eagles Hall.
ban A Csunya Lany cimii 3 felvo-
nasos enekes es tancos operett
amely Budapesten nagy sikert
aratott.
A szerepek mind elsorangu, ta.
pasztalt szineszek -kezeiben van
max. A f6szerepekben fellepnek
Paddy Margit, az amerikai ma.
gyar szineszet k0zkedvelt prima.
donnaja, Medgyaszay Jen6, aki
ket eyi tavollet utan ismet vissza
teri az amerikai magyar szinpad-
ra es 10th Jozsef, most el6sz0r
budapest vendegfellepesei utaE.
Jegyek el6vetelben kaphat6k a
szokott magyar helyeken es Ga,
Cyl Janost6l, telefonszama 229l8
A helyarak legalacsonyabbra
lettek szabya IS pedig: $l.00, 75c
es so centes jegy arakban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-02
csAL6 c1GANYoK

"A pennsylvania hat6sag felker-
te q Youngstown es warreni rem
d3rseget, hogy k0rozzenek egy ci-
ganykaravant, amelynek tagjai
$2300-t csaltak XII egy Grove cityi
banyaszt6l.
A pennsylvania rend6rs6g er-
tesiilese szerint a ciganyok Sha-
ron Is Hubbard koz0tt leptek At
az, ohioi hatart.
a ciganyok k0riilbeliil egy he
fig tart6zkodtak Grove Citybsn
es sikerdlt elhitetniiik Decuccio
Giuseppe, ottani .banyasszal, hogy
kistudjak 0t gy6gyitani betegse-
g6b6l, Miutan ezzel az Griiggyel
kicsaltak beteg ember minden
p&nz6t, eNiintek a vidskr5l, q ba-
nyhsz pedig msg nipdig beteg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-02
Kiraboltak egy
magyar csaladot
Kat6ch 0d0n lakasan bet0r6k
jartak. - Felforgatt&k az egesz
hazat. - Elvittek egy gyemant-
gyiriit, ket aranygyiiriit $65-t.

Multi penteken este bet0r6k jar
talk Kat6ch Od6n< j6l ismert ma
gyar iizletember 40 Boquet aye
nuei lakasan.
A csalad minden tagja Kat6ch
l2907 Mahoning avenue alatti
dairy iizleteben volt aznap este
es ICY haz iiresen maradt. Ka-
t6ch este IL ora tajban jott haza
$ kellemetlen meglepetes erte,
amint belepett az alton. Minden
fi6k es szekreny nyitva volt, egy
butordarab sem volt a helyen,
egysz6val haz ugy nfzett XII,
mintha szelvtsz diih0ng0tt volna
benne. Kat6ch azonnal ertesitette
a rend6rseget mig eek hely-
szinre ertek igyekezett -megalla-
,pitani, hogy nit vittek el bet0-
r6k. A rabl6k, ugy latszik, mem
fejeztfk be munkajukat, inert
csak nthany ertekes dolgot vittek
el. Elloptak $65 kaszpenzt, ami a
'hazban volt. egy 1925 ertekii gye-
mantgyiiriit es ket $65 ertekii
aranygyiiriit, amelyeken xviii
csak egy par keyesbbe erttkes
apr6sag hianyzik.
A betor3ket val6sziniileg Ka-
t6ch hazaerkezese zavarta meg.
Kat6ch este par perccfi IL ora
atan ert haza s. yaldszinii -hogy
a betorSk akkor meg benn voltak
a hazban. Meghallhattak, hogy
valaki behajt q haz udvarara S
amig Kat6ch aut6jat garazsba
tette, elmenekiiltek.
A rend3rseg megindiItotta a
nyomozast bet0r6k kezrekeri-
tesere, ez azonban eddig meg mem
jart eredmennyel.