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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26

Should this pair draw a decent sized house it would not be at all surprising to see boxing's biggest trading post sidetrack the heavy weights for fighters in the smaller division. Such a move would please the customers, for after such bouts as Charles vs Renault. Baer vs Heeney and Schaaf vs Braddock, any change would come as relief.
 Hcavics Taboo.
 If the Garden does fall back on the lightweights, welters, etc, it won't be the first time. Last fall the little fellows were called on and came through. They did so well, in fact that the Garden lost much of its old disdain for any fighter under 175 pounds.
 This hostility or disdain had it's beginning back in the Gardens olden golden days when Tex Rickard was running things. old Tex cared for nothing but the big boys, and didn't even like to have the less hefty boys taking tickets or selling programs.
 The fuss Friday night is certain to contain plenty of action as both Berg and Perlick are fast and ag- gressive and dote on moving for ward when the going gets rough. Perlick came within an inch of knocking the Gnglishman out here last summer and made the fight so close that more boos than cheers greeted the decision.
 Quite Fighter.
 This is Berg's first start here since he whipped Billy Petrolle-the same Petrolle that trimmed Jimmy Me- Larnin. Berg is determined to se- cure another match with Tony Can zoneri. lightweight champion, whom he whipped before the Italian took Al Singer and tho title.
 The Englishman, by the way. has risked his trick junior -welterweight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
BROOKLYN SQUAD FINISHES CIRCUIT
 WITH A LOSS
Took Emeralds B to g Yesterday in City League Feature HOpeville Has Hard Struggle

Brooklyn Athletic club basket ball entry in the City Amateur league just about proved yesterday, beyond all doubt that they are the class of the circuit to date. In beating the Naugatuck Tmeralds by 10 points and the Hopeville Speed boys by more than 15 points, the outfit from the King Dunphy sector left no room for doubt as to their ability, individually or collectively. In the feature game of the twin bill yesterday Brooklyn won, 33 to 23 from the stellar Naugatuck com bine in fast, clean game that com pletely entertained large crowd who came to see some action and got plenty of it.
 Matthew Shows 'Em
 Matty Sheehan with six goals and a free try led the scoring parade for the day, with 13 points, though Johnson of Naugatuck dropped 12 markers through the nets. Daly Dun and Carroll each accounted for six points while Joe Swasey sunk double decker during the fray while holding Stokes scoreless from the field. Sheehan's exhibition of shoot ing and dribbling was something for the book as the Naugy defense just couldn't stop him. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
HOWARD AND BURNS
 HEAD NEW HAVEN
 SPORT CLUB CARD
Elm City Blonde and Tex- an Slugger in Ten Round Sett0 TO-night-J0e Vig- mali on Card

New Haven, Jan 26 The New Haven Sporting Club will present it's initial, fight program in Music Hall tonight. with Buddy Howard, New hallville puncher, swinging over the ten-round route with Chuck Burns, San Antonio mauler in the feature bout. Howard and Burns will top a 32-round program, arranged by Matchmaker Al Weill.
 The main bout will be preceded by three six-round affairs and a four round opening bout. Weill has book ed Jack Red Knight, New Haven lightweight mixer. and Joe Alfusco, New York punching master to ap- pear in one of the 18-minute sessions Knight, despite the fact that he has his last three pairings will have his hands full in Alfusco, considered one of the Gothan's leading up and com- ing lightweights.
 Another six-heat pairing will show Carmen Knapp, former amateur lightweight champion going against Joe Vignali, Knapp has won his last seven consecutive fights, while Vignali desertihg the simon pure ranks a short while ago has come through with six wins in seven starts.
 The third six-rounder will bring Nick Florentino, New Haven news boy and Artie Weinberg, New York into the ring. Florentino has been absent from ring duty in this city for some time, but he is in fine shape and ready to give the New Yorker a busy evening of it.
 In the opening bout Joe Oliver and Johnny Andrews, downtown ri- vals will square off. This bout should put the fans in fine fettle for what is to follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
Roche Averages 137
 to Beat O'Lindy

Previous to the regular scheduled match of the Wakefield and Blue Ribbons Red Roche earned quite a little distinctoin for an ordinary members of the Industrial league by taking over none other than Jim OLindy during the progress of a ten-game doubles match. Paired up with Warden Green of Naugatuck the Waterburians managed to break even with the formidable team of Archie Walsh and Jim O'Lindy. Red only won five of the games rolled but he finished with the fine aver age of 137. Three of the games he lost by one pin and another by two and O'Lindy was forced to roll better than 160 to win the other.
 He rolled total of 1872 against O'Lindy's 1298 with Walsh besting Green 1882 to 1194. According to the National Duckpin Year book Barney Spineall rolled a 1866 score back in 1926 so scores such Red Roche turned in yesterday do not happen very often.
 The Connecticut Co representative hit consistently throughout the en- tire match and looked as good and perhaps a little better than any of the better known stars that partici- pated in the days meet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
Runlors And Reality Gathered From This Sporting World The Crist Of Athletic Contest By JOHN A. CLUNEYs
Terrible Truth, Not Poetry
By JOHN A. CLUNEY 5

Benny Holzmann Gotham credited with the following Salisbury the seeking sensation from Squedun his spng Doc Dan Debb They train nights Old St Joes and quite cold bargain In middle of the night Daniel awoke his three teeth eheng Just because likes he awok the champ (They're all champs up that way).
 By the beard of Tony DeNeo freezing up here I'm dying with What do?" quoth the human punching bag
 Why you take banket? coyy suggested big hearted Salisbury Debb couldn't believe his but he game.
 Gee white you pal says Daniel but if take your blanket whal you do?"
 yer mild rejoinder, tied ten" the prostae sparing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
Gotham Fight MoguLs Losing Faith l Heapy Ring Warriors
TORRINGTON-WOOSTER TEAMS MEET TONIGHT

With tho attraction of $1OO side bet and the additional desire to settle their team ability, SlIcr- iT Bob StOne's WOOsters will roll the TorringtOn clan led by Jack Otto, tonight at the Bank street lanes in the first set of Q home and home match game. These teams finished in Q tie for second place in the recently concluded state Duckpin League and have agreed upon the match game to settle the matter. The rollers will get under way tonight at o'clock, with admission free. Stone will depend on Red Roche, Zazza, Thompson. Scna and him- self to get the jump on the rollers from the New City, including Otto who Is the holder of the worlds singles championship made in the national tournament in this city last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
That Basketball Bugaboo

Brother Nat Holman, whose rating basketball player with the best the world and whose coaching ability rapidly preaching the the front with the suggestion of eliminating jump and freezing the ball. His claims ra the first suggestion the has much merit when the idea that he believes the with beanpo decided advantage regard the ball and subsequent scoring possibilities Holman the ball the that is scored bounds under the opponents basket As for the freezing idea
 he thinks kills interest the when there but three play when he would allow keeping the ball within ncua Of the roles explain that the possession of the ball directly responsible for good deal of freezing killing time. because they will when defense the becomes complicated As of fact the of properly coached will get little opportunity freeze the ball other words, they can force the ball into play
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
Aces and Cadets
 in Danbury Tonite

Tonight Fritz Klambts Boys Club Aces and Cadets journey to Danbury to meet Rev James Kane's St Peter parochial school junior and midget teams in the first set of games of their annual "here and there" ser ies.
 Both the Aces and Cadets are un- defeated in ten games to date. The Hat Town quintets are confident Of being the first to stain their records and are anxious to blot out the de- feat handed them by the Aces and Cadets in this city last year. The games will be played at the Danbury high school gym, the first starting promptly at 7:45 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
STRONG FINISH

Hopeville's crew, minus Mandy Green, who is i'll. hung a 36 to 21 defeat on the Al Tiremen in the opening game. The North End boys had a great first half leading the South Waterbury array 13 to 10 at the half. Hopeville started to "click" in the final 20 minutes with the re- suit that they ran up a 15 point margin. Cavanaugh and Sweeney with eight points each topped the Tiremen scorers, while ThOrnley Mazzarella with 12 points led the winning attack. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
ACES WIN ANOTHER

The Boys club Aces copped their tenth straight game Satudray night defeating the Whiz Five 30-18 on their own court. Rocco Rinaldi and Frankie Day with 9 and points respectively, were the heavy scorers of the winners. while Nowakowski and Schang played fine ball for the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
CENTRAL COURTMEN l
 WIN OVER CROSBY
Bridgeport Second Half Rally Nets 28=l5 Nauga= tuck Valley League Vic= tory

Staging q second half rally which netted them 2I points to their oppo- nents, s, Eddie Reilly's Bridgeport Central quintet scored an easy 2S-15 win over Frankie Conroy's Crosby team at the Wilby gym Saturday night in a Naugatuck Valley League contest.
 Poor Oncnsc
 The blue and white were timid about taking shots and threw away plenty of opportunities of denting the nettings while Central, on the other hand. was shooting consistent ]y and rolling up the points while the locals played on the defense.
 The first half found the teams deadlocked at all, but the second was all in favor of the Park Cityites. Appicello dented the lacing for four hoops while DOrio and Baker were close behind with three and two, re- spectively. Lefty" Dews, q substi- ute, scored two of Crosby's five field goals. The score:
 Central
 F. r. r. Appicello, If ........ 9 L. ,.f
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
First Round Standing
Boys Club Lose
 to Tribune Five

Strengthened considerably by the acquisition of Earl Lewis, former Wilby High court luminary, Christy Hayes Tribune hoopmen scored q 27-25 win over Joe Mobiles Boys Club hoopmen at the Cottage Place gym Saturday night. The clubbers were without the services of Pete Cassidy. Turk" Flaherty and Ed die Belmay. The score:
 nuu1N
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
STAR WATERS WIN.

Louie LaFrance's Star Waters in- vaded New Haven Friday night and handed the St Stanislaus outfit 39- 27 setback. Joe Cavanaugh fea- tured the triumph annexing nine field goals and free try for 19 points. BorysZewski with 12 points was high scorer for the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
Levinson Going Strong

Marty Levinson local who his heepsin from Crosby high 1929 who North the making for himself the Tar Heel
 pugst Marty made the frosh sophomore member of the varsity The Jewish lad
 Tuesday night Here's what Tar Heel daily of the local thrower Marty Levinson made his debut stye Bsord the Hebrew boy fought ala Benny Leonard The fight full of thrills and action and the best of the evening Blsord got sample of what he the opening three hard rights and e 10 the body blsord mixed bit ling with his boxing and threw Lvnson tighter wdng before the referee could walopng sophomore concentrated Braods
 anecock bad shape The second third the first hard right the had Braiod hanging life the bell sounded the bout Levnon proved much for the South Caronan lad took decision handi1y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
Madison Square Mob Again Calls On Little
 Lads" To Make Profit
By HENRY NC LEMORE

New York, Jan 26-(UP)-The heavyweights having failed to draw little than enough to pay the ushers Mad son Square Garden this week will feature the little fellows its Friday night card.
 The program is headlned by ten-round bout between Jackie Kid Berg of England and Herman Perick couple
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
CHURCH QUOT LEAGUE

Bunker Hill meets the South Fed erated church quoit team tonight in a league contest while the Grace Methodist takes on the league lead ing Third Congregational church Wednesday night. The standing to dnfo folln1is.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
CADETS WIN NO. 10

The undefeated Boys club Cadets trounced the Unknowns Saturday night at the Cottage place court. 41 to IT in a one-sided game. Howis Loughlin accounted for 12 of the winners points. It was the tenth consecutive victory of the Cadets in as many starts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26

The Central Reserves were set back by the Crosby Reserves 29-22 in the prelim. Jimmy Menturweck and Lefty DeWs were the winners best bets while the same held true for Debales and Ritchell of the losers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
TIE SOCCER GAME

Providence, R. I. Jan 26-(UP)- Providence and Fall River fought to a 2-2 tie in national cup series soccer contest here yesterday. The tie will be played off next Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
NAUGATUCK FIRST
 IN VALLEY LEAGUE

GAMES THIS WEEK. T q ,n 0 Q WI W ugntuck nt Crosby, WiIby at Central. Wednesday - Harding at An- sonia.
 Fridny-AnsOnia at Crosby. Snturday-HardlnE at Central; Naugn tuck nt TOrringtOn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
Naugy Emernlals.
Totals

lOltIS
 Score at half time-BrOok1yns 19, Emeralds 2. Referee-Henry Car rington. Time-Four 10 minute pe- riods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
I JIG SIol [ Boys Club

Totals .......... II 27 Score at half time Boys Club IT, Tribunes 9. Referee Kelly. Time four 8-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26

sure to have plenty of local back ing when he squares off for his half hour joust with John Podubn, the Polish bone breaker. These men each weigh we'll over 200 pounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26

title on les sthan IS times since he acquired the crown by knocking out Mushy Callahan early last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
HOpevilIe.

Score at half time---Ars Tire i3, Hopeville 10. Referee-Henry Car lirgton. Time-Four 10 minute pe- riods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
Crosby
'luc Reserves Win

SCOre it nall tlmc CrOSby 2, Central :. Referec-Coyle (Wal- lingford). Time-four 8-minute per-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-21
LUGKOVEL LEONTOTTE
CSAPODAR FERRET

Budapestr6l jelentik: Diny-
nyes Janosne takaritono ellen
egeszsegrontas biintette cimen
emelt yadat a kiralyi iigyeszseg,
inert a Kiraly-utcaban le0ntotte
maroluggal ferjet, aki nyolc
napon tul gyogyulo serJleseket
szenvedett. A biintetotorvenyszek
el6tt az asszony azzal vedekezett,
hogy ferje magaviseletevel fek-
telen feltekenysegre kesztette es
nelkiilozeseknek is kitette ct, ugy
hogy elkeseredeseben tamadta
meg az urat, de mem volt szande-
kaban meg0lni. A t0rvenysz6k
kihallgatta f6rjet is, akitol Pa
tai Kovacs Karoly dr. vedo tob-
bel kozt megkerdezte, igaz-e,
hogy amig egyiitt eltek. betorte
az asszony fejet? A ferj energl-
kus nem-mel valaszolt.
Dehogy mem torte be, bizony
betorte! - sirankozott vadlott
no. - Pedig annyira szerettem
Rendes hazaseIetet akartam vele
elni, de 3 mindig mas nok utan
futkosett.
"A torvenyszek az enyhito koriil
menyekre valo tekintettel csupan
egeszsegsertes vetsegeben mon
dotta XII biinosnek az asszonyt,
akit azert nyolc napi foghazra
itelt el, biitetes vegrehajtasat
azonban harom evi probaid6re
felfiiggesztette. Az itelet jogeros.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-21
BORZALMAs GYILKossAG

Budapestr6l jelentik - Csen-
dori jelentes szerint borzalmas
gyilkossag tortent Nagymajlat
kozsegben. Berencz JOSEF Macy
majlati foldmiives lakasan holtan
talaltak Torok Sander ottani
foldmiivest, akit konyhakessel
gyilkoltak meg. Az egyik halalos
szuras a szivet jarta at, a mask
kesdofes pedig a szerencsetlen
ember hasat szakitOtta fel.
A csendorseg nyomozast indi-
tott az iigyben es rovidesen kide-
riilt, hogy Tor0k Sandort Berecz
JOSEF f0ldmuves gyilkolta meg a
felesegc, sziiletett Tokaji Erzse-
bet segitsegevel. Az orizetbe vett
hazaspar vallomasab6l kitiint
hogy Berecz JOSEF mar hosszabb
ido 6ta feltekenykedett T0r0k
Sandorra es az asszony hiaba We
dekezett a gyanusitasok ellen
koz0sen elhataroztak, hogy elite
silk lab alol.
"A csendorseg a gyilkos hazas
part letartoztatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-21
MEGHALT A LEGUTOLS0
48-AS HONVED

Budapestr6l jelentik: Ne
hany evvel ezel6t halt meg Buda-
pesten Leb6 1stvan, az utols6 hi
vatalosan nyilvantartott 48-as
honyed. Most pedig megt6rt a
legutols6 mem hivatalos vitez is,
aki derekasan vegigverekedte a
dics6seges magyar szabadsag-
harcot.
al mutt heten meghalt a pest
megyei kozsegben Link Henrik
104 ewes koraban.
Valamilor Damjanich zaszloja
alatt harcolt es tizenhat sebet
szerzett.
"A szabadsagharc utan telepe-
dett le Isaszegen, ahol 10 eszten-
tlovel ezelott rofosboltot nyitott.
Kereken szaz ewes koraig maga
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-21
EGY KoRCsMAROsT
MEG0LT A BERL6JE

Budapestr6l jelentik: - Bor-
zalmas gyilkossag tortent Fot koz
segbep, amelynek egesz lakossa-
gat Macy izgalomban tartja egy
k0zismert foti embernek a meg
gyilkolasa. Kuria Gyula foti
korcsmaros, aki korcsmajat ber-
beadta Koml6si Lajos f6ti lakos-
max, elment korcsmaba, hogy
iizleti tagryalasokat folytasson a
berl6jevel. Komlosi ugyanis nem
fizette pontosan kikot0tt berleti
osszeget es kerdes elintezeser6l
volt koztiik $40. Egyre izgatottab
ban folyt targyalas, maid any
nyira elfajult vita, hogy we're
kedesre keriilt sor. Komlosi ek-
kor mar olyan ingerUlt volt, hogy
valosaggal elvesztette fejet, bal
tat ragadott es azzal ketszer fej-
bevagta Kuria Gyulat. -
A ket fejszecsapas valosaggal
ketteszelte Kuria koponyajat
ugy hogy a szerencsetlen embe.
holtan esett ossze a korcsma pad
l0jan. A csend6rok letartoztattak
Komlosi Lajost es bekisertek a
pestvideki iigyeszsegre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-21
KIRABOLTAK A
VASUTI PENZTART

Kor0sladanybol .jelentik: = A
korosladanyi vasuti penztar iro-
dajaba betortek. A rablok elvit-
tex a penztarladat, amelyben SOP
peng6 volt. A csend6rseg mas
napra elfogta tetteseket CARO-
Sandor, Franczi Imre, Papp I'm
re, Doge Ferenc, Timar Mihaly
es Dorok Mihaly kornyekbeli le-
genyek szemelyeben. A vasuti
betoresen xviii meg het biintettet
sikeriilt rajuk bizonyitani. Mind
nyajukat letart6ztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-21
UTONALL0K MUNKAJA
Az ORSZAGUTON

Kecskemetr6l jelentik Far
kas Laszlo Is Szabo Laszlo hen
teslegenyek kerekparon igyekez-
tex Kecskemetr6l Nagyk6rosre.
Az orszaguton ket utonallo akasz
totta meg az utjukat. Heves we're
kedes tamadt, melyb6l a ket hen
teslegeny vegre nehezen ujra ke-
rekparjahoz jutott 6s visszament
Kecskemetre. Innen most mar
rendorOkllel indultak el Nagyk0-
r0sre. Az utonall6k meg mindig
az orszaguton leselkedtek, ugy,
hogy rendorol1 clfogtak oket.
Az igazoltatasnal kenderesi Ja-
nos es Horvath Janos kecskemeti
lakosoknak mondtak magukat. IA
garazda utonallok ellen megin-
dult az eljaras.
OLvASSA HIRDETESEINKET
ES RTOLJAHLRDET6IN 6INKET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-21

vezettc az iizletet es negy evvel
ezel1tt adta at -egyik unokajanak.
Erdekes, hogy Link Henrik So
hasem volt beteg. A multi napok-
ban meghult, agynak esett, mem
is kelt fel t0bbe.
Temetesen tisztel5in xviii negy
gyermeke, huszonnegy, unokaja.
kilenc dedunokaja es negy iik,
unokaja jelent meg.
Ket rabbinus ,bucsuztatta el
h6s 48-as honvedet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-21

latkozatai tobbet jelentenek ellis
meresnel, megelegedesnel.
Sep j0vobe vetett remenyseg-
mex, Father Nyiribe helyezett BIZ
zalomnak jelei eek. $ a fopasz-
tornak puszta megelegedesnel
t0bbet jelent6 magatartasa hi
vek szeretete kepezik Father
Nyiri megelegedeset Magyarok
Nagyasszonya kicsiny, de Macy
remenyekre jogosit6 hitk0zseg-
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-21
NAPIRENDEN VANNAK
A VAKMER0 RABLASOK

/ A rablasok, melyek napirenden
vannak varosunkban, szombaton
ejjel ismet negy aldozatot kove-
teltek. A rendGrseg minden egyes
esetben. szelesk0rU nyomozast in
dit, hogy a rabl6kat kezrekeritse,
de munkajuk legtobbnyire cred
meny nelkil vegzodik.
"A multi szombaton bet0rtek
Clark HI. Bloom, 1884 Hillman st.
sz. alatt lev6 drogeriaba, ahol alb
ban az idoben a tulajdonoson XII
viii Helen Barton hivatalnokno
tart6zkodott, utobbi a drogeria
hatso helyisegeben tart6zkodott,
amidon a betorok beleptek az liz
lethelyisegbe.
Az egyik rabl6 fegyvert szegez-
We a tulajdonosra, kenyszeritette,
hogy ada el6 penzet penztar-
boil. A tulajdonos 175 dollar kesz-
lpenzt adott at rablonak. K0z-
ben a hats6 helyisegbol elojott
Helen Barton, akire a mask rab-
10 rafogta revolveret. A NIT sem
sejt0 allalmazott mem vette ko-
molyan a dolgot nevetve mond-
ta rablonak: ''Ne iizz0n oyer
mex jatekot." A rablo ere diiho-
sen raszolt leanyra: 'R0gton
keresztjil lovom, ha mem hatral a
sarokba."
| "A betor6k az iizlettulajdonost,
valamint hivatalnokn6jet keny-
szeritettek, hogy vonuljanak visz-
sza hats6 helyisegbe es fekiidje-
mex a foldre, mialatt ok eltavoz-
max az iizlethelyisegb6l. A rabl6k
egy keszenletben all0 autoban ell
menekiiltek.
Egy masodik bet0rtest is k0-
vettek ell ugyancsak Bloom tulaj-
donat kepezo, a 1913 Indianola sz.
alatt levo drogeriaban, ahol husz
dollar keszpenzt es 80 dollar erte-
XII drogeria cikket zsakmanyol-
tax a rabl6k.
Edward Diresz, 144O South ave.
sz. alatti lakos jelentette rem
dorsegen, hogy Hubbardrol gya-
Ilogszerrel indult utnak Youngs-
town fele. Az uton ket fatal su-
hanc kenyszeritette, hogy iiljon
be aut6jukba. A rabloz a megre-
Imiilt utitarsat visszavittek Hub
Ibard hataraba. ahol 13 dollar kesz
/ penzet elraboltak.
/ Wesley Smith, 2S19 Jacobs Rd.
81. alatti lakos jelentette a rem
dorsegen, hogy ket rablo q dol
llarjat elrabolta.
/ John C'avanaugh, 627 Oak ST..
lszam alatti lakos jelentette a rem
Idorsegen, hogy harom fatal rab-
ll6 elrabolta ertekes patk6alaku
gyemant nyalulzendotujet.
! A rendorseg nyomozza a rab-
l6kat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-21
ELAD0 NYILvANos
ARVERfsEN

Ezen ingatlanokat rendbe kell hoxni.
Megbizott eladja 1881 juntus 15-6n,
h6tf6n d. u. k6t Ora harminc perckor
I'd. u. 2.3O-kor) q Court House kcleti
kapujan&l: Els6 sx&mu resx, varosi te-
5Ox14O, felbecstlve $400o-rs, megyehe-
t6 mem kevesebb6rt, mint 50, 2,700-er
M&sodik sxamu r6sz, v&rosi telek 3478
81. a 55 North Prspect St.-en, megve-
het6 $1,4OO-6rt, felbecstilve $h00O-ra.
F0lvil&gosit&s6rt telefonAljon vagy
forduljon Attorney Thos. e. Antonelli,
500 Mahoning Bldg. Phone 6z293.
Lakas Phone 36488.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-05-21
A REsZEGsEG vEGE

Sz6kesfehervarr6l jelentik -
Marko Ferenc suk0sdi gazda a
multi napokban eltiint. Negyed-
napra talaltak meg holttestet a
k0zseg lnelIetti csatornaban. Meg
allapitottak, hogy a gazdalkodd
ittas allapotban esett belle a csa.
tornaba es belefulladt a terdig is
alig er0 vizbe.