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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-09-11
700 STEEL WORKERS
FACE NEW WAGE-CUT
IN BLAWNOX PLANT
Wages Slashed Two Months Ago 10 to Is Per
Cent: Further Cut Threatened
Many Steel Workers Say They Will Vote for
Communist Candidates
(By a Worker Correspondent

ARNOLD, Pa.-There 700 working at the pres
ent time in the Bawnox Steel Mill We working only from
three four days week. but sometimes when the company
gets big order many of forced to slave from nine
to fifteen hours day.
The conditions under which have slave unbear
able New machines have been introduced in many depart
ments and the workers forced to work like machines
Two months ago received wage cut from 10 to Is
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-09-11
WORKERs-YOUNG AND OLD!

Many new songs were heard on
the picket lines of the coal and
textile strikers. Many more were
heard at the meetings and dem
onstrations. What new songs
have you to offer for the new
song book that is being prepared
now? Send your songs in imme-
diately to Workers Library Pub
fishers, Box 14S, Station D. New
York City.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-09-11

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
Tommy Waller Take Heavy Bout Despite His Lack onda

which is the better man-Retzlaff, the
rangy Minnesotan of German parent
age, or Hamas, the slashing Passaic
slugger of Austrian descent. Opinion
seems to be about evenly divided.
Arguments like that steam up inter-
est to, a fever heat. The chances are
that al WE'LL, who does capable job
of matchmaking at the Greensboro
Club, will bring both of them back III
a couple of weeks and then toss them
in with each other in a month or so
in a fight that should have the Gus
toners battering at the gates.
On what they showed, Hamas has a
much more varied attack than Retz-
laff, but does not seem to be as deadly
a puncher. He must learn to rate him.
self better Steve looked a great deal
like Dempsey in the Manassa mauler's
early days.
Retzlaff did not have time to show
all his stuff. He has a fine kick in
either hand, but is not as good an all
around fighter as the Passaic boy.
Barring bad breaks. and I'm the right
sort of handling, each of them should
So far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
BELIEVES SHARKEY
WILL LOSE HEART
Former Unofficial Champion
Says Mickey Will Take Lot,
Hand Out More.
BY EDWARD J. NEIL,
Associated Press Sports Writer

~ RANGEBURGH, N. Y. July
17.-Back in 1905 a lit
" tie fellow named Tommy
Burns turned from the
middleweight ranks to fight
heavyweightS and the first fellow
he picked on was Marvin Hart,
a big, powerful 200-pounder, who
had just whipped~a Negro named
Jack Johnson.
Burns weighed 172 pounds then, not
all of 1t fighting weight, but he plaS-
tered Hart around a Los Angeles ring
and ever since then Tommy has been
considered the unoficial heavyweight
champion who ruled between the time
OF Jim Jeffries' retirement and the
reign of that same Negro, Jack Johnson.
Tommy sat in the sun at the ring
side Of Mickey Walkers training camp
yesterday and for the first time watched
another overgrown middleweight who
aSpires to the heavyweight crown go
through his preparatory PAGES for Is
round battle in Ebbets Field. Brooklyn.
next Wednesday night with Jack
Sharkey, the Marvin Hart of the pres
ent fighting era, another big, tough fell
low VINO can box and hit.
He saw Walker in a mediocre drill
he sides naturally with a little man.
such as he was himself. against a man
OF Sharkey's size and stature.
Doubts Jacks Gameness.
Perhaps he's a prophet among proph-
cts. At any rate, he spoke as follows:
If Walker can get past the first
three rounds with Sharkey, he will give
the big fellow the licking of his life"
Tommy went back into his own men,
cries. back over the history of the glad
iators he has seen and met in gloved
warfare, to bolster his opinion. He sat
under a tree not far from the ringSide
with his sparring partners and he
placidly munched on one of the steaks
Jack Kearns had barbecued for the
visiting f1remen.
"Heavyweights he said, always
have the most trouble with little men.
Hart couldn't beat me, Dempsey would
not tackle Harry Greb and Walker will
beat Sharkey. He will beat him with
left hooks to the body, by crowding
him, outgaming him, taking the best
Sharkey can throw, coming back for
more.
Mickey Has Spunk.
"Sharkey probably will be booed go
ing into the ring Wednesday night. A
big fellow going in to whip a small
man. That will hurt Sharkey. take 20
per cent off his effectiveness, but Walk
er will hurt him more.
Walker apparently isn't good gym
nasium worker, but he rolls we'll with
punches. never gets hit solidly. He
has the chest and arm development of
a heavyweight, and, above ALL he has
courage. He'll never quit trying. That
will bother Sharkey.'
Tommy ordered himself another steak
and went almost farther than any man
had right to ask in favor of the toy
bulldog from Rumson. N. j.
III tell you this Marvin Hart would
have beaten Jack Sharkey if they both
had been fighting at the same time.
beat Hart. all right. and 1 want to
tell you now. Mickey Walker is a better
fighter than I was"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
Dempsey Plans
Schmeling Bout

ID EMO. Nevada. July II tPD.-Jack
N Dempsey, who brought boxing
into big money as a fighter, saw
1t lapse after he lost the world
heavyweight title and now is back
as promoter, hopes to stage a
world championship heavyweight
match here next Summer, with Max
Schmeling against the most likely
contender.
Dempsey made this announcement
last night after he talked over plans
with Sammy Goldman, manager OF
Tony Canzoneri, for bout here
Labor day.
Il will put forth every effort" he
said Ito bring Max Schmeling here
in a world heavyweight champion
ship bout with the foremost con-
tender for the title during the early
part of next Summer"
The promoter pointed out that he
had IAN arena already built that
can be enlarged to meet any re-
Quirements"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
WEISS SEES CHANCE
TO EVEN WITH LATZO
Hopes to Get Revenge at Laurel
for Two Losing Battles
With Ex-Champ.

An ambition to ayenge what he fig
ures tough break will spur Sam Weiss,
fiery Philadelphia light-heavyweight
when he engages Pete Latzo, former
world welter champion, in the 10-round
bout that will headline the Mid-City
Stadiums boxing show Wednesday
night. The stadium Is on the Wash
ington- Baltimore Boulevard q few miles
north of Laurel.
Weiss. though only 81 and having
less than three years ca mpaigning 81
hind him. has twice furnished Iatzo
terrific battling. In their first meeting.
which came after Weiss had trimmed
Billy Jones, conqueror of Max Rosen-
bloom; Vincent Forgionne and other
ringsters of worth, Weiss received the
vote OF one judge while the other voted
the encounter q draw. The referee,
however, held up Latzo's arm
Because Of his strong showing Weiss
soon got his other crack at the cham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
Dusek May Grunt and Groan,
But Londos Likely Will Win

You are likely to find them in your
milk bottle in the mornings, peeping
from your bath room or practicing
throwing one another on your doormat
We got the beetles in the East and
the West produces wrestlers. And we'll
swap 'em three beetles for q wrestler
any time and still know we have pulled
a fast one over on ourselves.
However, until you have seen Mr..
Londos enveloped in full dress suit
YOU have missed a lot. When Jeems
wraps . vest around his chest you
can, understand that the overprOduc-
ton in cloth has been taken care OF
safely.
But when Mr.. Londos arises and his
shirt bosom expands you will wonder
why the papers failed to carry anything
about the arrival of the Graf Zeppelin
AAA kank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
NEW HEAVY FRACAS
ARISES AS NATURAL
RetzIaff and Hamas, Winners
in Short Order, Due to
Battle Soon.
BY WILBUR WOOD.

NEW YORK, July II (C.P.A).-A
heavyweight natural. the answer to
every promoters prayer Is taking shape
rapidly today as result of the doings
at the Greensboro Stadium last night
when Charlie Retzlaff disposed of Ralph
Ficucello In two rounds and Steve
Hamas put the skids under Ted Sand
wilma in three.
In each case Referee Gunboat Smith
stopped the carnage because of cuts
s'ound the eyes of the defeated gladi-
ators.
Today the fans are arguing as to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17

V YOUR correspondent looks for Mr..
" Rudy Dusek to do Q lot OF
grooming and grunting tonight
at Grifith Stadium before the
Honorable Mr.. Jeemy Londos of Phila-
delphia ,smacks him down within the
complete hour.
And IL Mr.. Dusek does q full
measure Of grimacing, grunting,
grOaning and believing before he
succumbS TO the Greek Adonis, he
will have, no doubt, lived up to his
contract and served his public at
one and the same time.
Wrestling's cash customers know
exactly to a grunt just whether the
boys are giving them their simolean's
worth. There isn't wiser bird in all
Cuckooland than the bone bending fan.
He knows he is up at the plate with
two strikes on him at the start. So
he demands that all grunts and grim
aces be ones of full measure. He will
stand for no squeaks emanating from
barrel chests and horse-collar necks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
Main Go Sought
For Fight Show

THE Fort Washington Athletic As
u ISOLATION oficiais today were
seeking fighters for the eight
round main battle on the forts card
Monday night following the calling
of yesterday Of the scheduled 90
between Sailor Billy Landers and
Frankie De Angelo, featherweights.
Both suffered injured hands in
training yesterday, the hurts being
considered sufficiently serious to make
their encounter inadviSable.
Another eight-rounder between
Pepper Young and Sailor McKenna,
lightweights, was carded several
days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17

We will grant
that Mr.. Barnum
is all wrong and
forget 1t. And add
that there isn't an
actor treading the
boards today who
can touch the his
trionic ability pos
sessed by a good
wrestler. No sir,
baby, when a smart
mat topper settles
down to his task
look it over care
fully - then g o
home and toss
Lionel Barrymore's
picture right out OF
the Dent house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17

pion. with Latzo getting the decision
by a shade.
A curtain raiser figured to produce
plenty of action has just been arranged
between jeff Thomas, Washington, and
Jim Godfrey, Chicago, colored boys.
Except for one bout q ive-round
middleweight affair. in which Knockout
Riley of this city will meet an opponent
to be named, the card has been COM
pleted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
DON'S BOAT IS SPEEDY.

GARONE RIVIERA. Italy, July II
R.-Kaye Don, British speedboat
driver, made an unofficial run of 103. Is
testing a new propeller for his Miss
England II, the boat in which he set
the world record of l10.223 miles an
hour q few DAYS ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
Mat Matches

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK-Herb Freeman, 2l8,
New York, threw George Manich, 205,
New Jersey, 26:13; Gino Garibaldi, 2l2,
italy. threw Sergi Kalmikoff. 240, Rus
STA, 1891 Sander Szabo. 204. Hungary,
defeated Vanka Zelesniak, 2l2, Russia,
by decision, 5000.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia
Howard Cantonwine, 900, Iowa, threw
Joe Devito, 213. st. Louis third
round; Abe Kaplan, New York, and
D. Koloff, Bulgaria, wrestled to five
round draw, each taking one fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17

yes SIT, DaDy, LLdt
boy has some chest.
When he hits the
provinces - an d
how he travels
the boys at the
hotels think his
chest is his trunk
and plaster labels
upon 1t. But even
Mr.. Londos' chest
Is not quite large
enough for that,
sister. Our Jeems
is here, there and
everywhere In less
time than you can
shake one up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
CAPABLANCA LEADING.

AMSTERDAM. Holland, July II (4).
The third game of the ch.ss match
between Jose r. Capablanca of Havana
and DR.. Max Euwe of Amsterdam yes
terday was won by Capablanca in 81
queens pawn opening The score to
date is: Capablanca, /; DR.. Fuwe. o.;
drawn, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
Fistic Battles

ny the Associated Press.
NEW YORK-Charley Retzlaff. Du-
1uth, Mimi, stopped Ralph Ficucello
New York 90; Steve Hamas, Passaic
N. j.. stopped Ted Sandwina, Sioux
City, Iowa 80.
NORTH ADAMS Mass-Frankie Ge-
marc. New York, knocked out Routier
PARA, Chile a..
CHICAGO.-Jackie Davis. Spring
field. ILL.,, outpointed Howard Jones
Louisville 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
Mat Show Likely
To Draw Throng
4 REcoRD-BREAKING wrestling

"A crowd was in prospect late this
afternoon for the match tonight
at Grifith Stadium between Rudy
Dusek of Nebraska and Jimmy Lon
dos Of Greece.
The Dusek-Londos match. an out
growth of the first one between this
pair, will be supplemented by four
other bouts.
In the semi-windup Sander Szabo
Of Hungary and Joe "Toots" Mondt
OF New York will clash. Other
matches follow: Mike Romano VS..
Tiger Nelson, Earl McCready VS..
Frank Brunowitz and Wladek Zbys-
Zko VS.. Milo Steinborn.
The first bout will start at $50.
Tickets will be on sale at the ball
park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
Jeens hops onto

that mat with a
timetable in one hand. a promise in
the other And II a train whistle ever
blew while Jeems was on that mat he
would leave the crowd fiat to make the
next town on time.
But he's a wrestler. brother canaries.
and you can't take that away from him.
When he comes yodeling into the ring
the other guy forgets his theme song
and just knows he will have to use an
other name in the next town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
TURF MEET CANCELLED
Churchill Downs Gives Economic
Conditions as Cause.

LOUISVILLE, July II P-There
will be no Fall race meeting at Churchill
Downs this year. The directors de-
cided to cancel plans FOR the meeting
because of economic conditions
The Latonia Jockey Club was re-
ouested to take over the Kentucky
Jockey Club Stakes, an annual feature
of the Autumn meetings at Churchill
Downs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
PORTUGUESE PLAYERS.

Larry Bettencourt, outnelder with
the st. Louis Browns, is one of the few
Portuguese who have played in the
major leagues. Lew Fonseca, now with
the White Sox, Is another.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17
ANGLERS GUIDE.

o HS oM E Ayr EoWE POT soPoMHc RIVER FONTS "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-17

Handsomely colored-round
or nat glass. Fit the hand
perfectly. All sizes to fit
ali gear shift extensions.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
FIATAL LEANY CsAB1T61

Multi penteken a rendorseg ar
r6l ertesiilt, hogy ket ember fla
tai lanyokat .szokott becsalni egy
Morrison avenuei hazba, hogy oft
erk0lcstelen merenyletet k0yesse-
mex ell elleniik. Azonnal vizsgala-
tot inditottak meg aznap letar-
t6ztattak mind a ket bestialis en-
bert. Richard Hudson, A Morri-
SON avenuei lakos ellen bordely-
haz tulajdonossaga es Sam Dixon,
1908 w. Rayen avenuei lakos ell
len a vele valo k0zremiik0des
vadja alapjan inditottak eljarast
A letaft6ztatasok egy fatal
lany edes apjanak panaszara tor
tentek, aki jelentette, hogy 16
ewes leanyat Dixon becsalta a
hazba IS egesz ejjel oft tartotta
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
FELH1vAs

y - T
Tisztelettel felkerem mindazo-
kat, akik a Kossnth Haz celjaira
barmikor is, valamiyel hozzajArul-
tax, mindazokat. akik a magyar
sag erdekeit sziyiik0n viselik 6s4a
Kossuth kor 0sszes tagjait, hogy
feltetlenIl jelenjenek meg Kos
suth K6r helyisegeben vasarnap,
jannar lien este 6rakor tartan
do gyiilesen.
a Kssuth K0r hosszu ideic ma.
gyon kehez k0riilmfiltek k6z0tt
folytatja mnnkassagat es allapo-
ia most valsagossa Walt. Exert te-
hat ismet kerek minden igaz ma
gyart, hogy mind sajat, mind
az 0sszmagyarsag erdekeben je-.
lenjfk meg ezen gyiilesen es Sc:
gitsen a k0rt, amely oily hosszll
id6n at hiisegesen szolgalta a ma
gyarsagot, ismet talpra allitani.
Moln&r Lajos, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08

70 -7s Jg
Multi szombaton este finyes i'm
nepely keret6hen. iktatta be a
campbelli baptrta gyiilekezet uj
lelkipasztorat, r. Bertalam Ist-
want. A gyiilekezet tagjai is a
vendegek, akik KOHL sokan me.,z-
sze viddkr6l i6ttek, zsnfolasig
megtolt0ttk a Bethel House ter
met $ kiint lfpcs6k0n is alig
akadt volna tobb szemtIylirk
hely.
Az iinnepely l.ovas I.aszl6, ak
roni baptista lclktsz vezctlse
alatt folyt le.
Petre Gabor, sclevelandi lelkts7
volt az els6 sz6nok, besztdebcn d
lelkipasztornak D gyiiIekezet iran
ii k0telessagtt fejtette XII. A ma.
) sodik szonok. Mss Gy.lla cvange,
lista viszont n gyiilekezetnek 4
.predikator iranti kotelessegeir0
sz6lott. Atadta az or>zagos &
nemzetkozi bapti,ta szervezetek
iidv0zletet is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
ELTTELT vEREKED0

Peter B. Mulholland, vdrosi BIZ
rs hetfon delelott a legmagasabb
foku bintetessel, amely testi SER
t6s miatt kiszabhat6, $20O-os penz
birsaggal es hath6napos fogha2
buntetessel snjtotta Nes Haskins,
Alias Eddie Thomas, l179 Wa.
verify ayennei lakost, miutan a
vadlott beisfner6 vallomast tett.
A vadirat szerint karacsony
estejen egy tlelmisser kioszt6 he
lyen Haskins szovaltasba kevere-
dett Robert Morris, I'LL Waiver
ley avenuei lakossal Is az ut6bbit
egy buunk6sbottal Is egy k5vel
ugy megverte, hogy meg mindig a
k6rhazban apoljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
Carazdalkodnak
az utonallok
Elvertek es kifosztottak aldozatu.
kat. Kiraboltak egy fiiszeriix-
letet. - Felt0rt pancelszekreny.

Ket rablomerenylet iigytben in
ditott vizsgalatot rend6rstg
hetfGn delelStt.
Az egyik mertnylet aldozata
NJ. Ruggles, sharoni lakos Sulyos
seriilesekkel fekszik Youngs-
town Hospital south sidei oszta-
lyan. Ruggles a Great American
Tea co. Hillman street, iizeme-
ben dolgozott. Hetfon reggel
munkaba menteben ismeretlen
banditak tamadtak meg a hub.
bard-brookvillei uton, kegyetle-
nil 0sszevertek, kiraboltak es
VERDE fagyva az utfelen hagytak.
Nehany 6raval kes6bb H. G.,
Best, 1912 Lois avenuei lakos
akadt ra szerencsetlen embcrre.
Beszallitotta k6rhazba, ahol
megallapitottak, hogy az utonal-
l6k egy bottal fobe iit0ttek S azu-
tan osszerugdostak es vertek. Al.
lapota oily snlyos, hogy a rend6r-
seq meg mem hallgatnatta XII es
ICY mem tudjak, hogy Xix voltak
a tamad6k.
l.. L.. Batteiger. 625 +. Fede-
raj st. alatti A. 4 p. Store mana
gerje jelentette a rendorsegnek,
hogy hetfGn reggel egy reyolve-
res rabl6 ltpett az iizletbe, pin
ctbe zarta es a penzszekrenyt,
amelyben k0riilbeliil $l5 volt XII
fosztotta.
Vasarnap ejjel bet0r6k jartak
a Bartram Truck Co. 231 Oak
Hill avenue alatti irodajaban. Eel
feszitettek a pancelzzekrenyt &
az abban talalt $500 keszpenzzel
kereket oldottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
Macy ritz VOLT
A MILTON T0NAL
Kilenc tehen es ket 10 pusztult el.
- A kar $4,000. - Elfogtak a
gyujtogatassal gyanusitott szom-
szedot.

Kilenc regisztralt Jersey tehen,
ket 10 es nagymennyisegii takar-
many lett langok aldozatava a
tiizben, amely szombaton reggel
elpusztitotta a Charles Aiken,
Lake Milton k0zeleben ley0 farm
janak istall6jat.
Az epiiletben elpusztult ALA
tok. 20 tonna szena es szalma S
szerszamok cricket $20,0O0-ra be-
csiilik, bar ennel sokkaf kisebb
0sszegre volt csak biztositva.
A hat6sagok letart6ztattak a
szomszdos farm tulajdonosat,
John Millert, akit az epiilet fell
gyujtasaval gyanusitanak, inert
mar reg6ta haragosa Aikennek.
Miller ezt ugyan bevallotta, de
tagadja, hogy 8 a gyujtogato
tagadja AIT is, ,hogy nemreg oily
ertelmii kijelenteseket tett volna,
hogy bosszut all haragosan.
Miver Miller farmjan egy SO
gallonos palinkaf6z6 iistot 81
nagymennyisegu palinkat talal-
tax egyel6re az alkoholtilalom
nregszegeseert tart6ztattak lie, -
mig a gyuutogatas iigyeben lie.
folytatjak vizsgalatot, amely'
mex eredmenyet6l figg, hogy
gyujtogatas biintette Matt is va
dat emelnek-e maid ellene.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
A RAK0CZI EGYLET rs
BELIEF A NAGYBIzOTTSAGBA

A Rak6czi Magyar BIS. Egylet
S6-ik osztalya legut6bbi gyiilesan
elhatarozta, hogy a Nagybizott-
sag tagjava lesz.
Ugyanezen a gyiilesen lettek az
1881. evi tisztvisel3k megvalaszt-
va. Az nj tisztikar a kovetkez5
Eln0k: Kertesz Istvan; aleln0k
Csurilla Istvdn; titkar: G6ber
Janos, cine 766 Cassius ave.
jegyzo: S. Iludak Pal; penztar-
nok: Balogh Ferenc; ellen6r
Bunchy Janos; szamvizsgal6 BIZ
zottsag: Fodor lstvan, Bunchy
Janos; beteglatogat6k: Brier Hill
len: Kan6cz, Lstvan, Steeltonon
Sziics Janos, east sideon: Szli.
yocska Mihaly.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
Rev. Bertalan Istvan,
baptista predikator.
P0RULJART ONGYILKOS

James Kelly mindenaron on
gyikossagot akart elkovetni, a
j0v0 harom het folyaman azon-
ban a hat6sagok gondoskodnl
fognak arr6l, hogy szandfkat he
yihesse yeghez.
vasarnap letart6ztattak kellyt,
inert megk kiserelt Market street,
hidr6l foly6ba ugrani. AZ fjsza-
ka folyaman egy tintaceruzat ke-
ritett el0 valahonnan AIT nyal-
dosm kezdte, abban hiszemben,
hogy ICY maid megmergezi ma
gat. Az egyik b0rt0n0r azonban
eszrevette, elvette t6le a eeruzat
S kihivta rend0rorvost, aki meg
allapitotta, hogy az ongyilkosje-
'l0lt elcte mem forOg veszelyben.
Masnap reggel a rendorbiro 20
napi elzarasra itelte Kellyt csa-
vargasert, kiilonosen lelkere
kotve a foghaz igazgat6janak,
hogy ne adjon alkalmat Kclfynek
ongyilkossagra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
$50,OO0-os tuz
VI ev napjan
Leegett k6t Front street, iizlet. ~
Ket tiisolt6 elajult. ~ Negy ora
ba telt a tiiz kioltasa. - Negy
mas tiizeset.

Macy tiizvtsz ptSztitott nj tv
napjan w. Front streeten. Ko-
ran reggel tiiz iit0tt XII az Ame-
rican Importing Co., Dor Is gum
mi aru kereskedts 242 w. Front
street alatti epiileteben.
Mire a tiizoltok helyszinrc er-
TEX a langok harom emeletes
teglaepiilet teljes belsejeben ell
harap6ztak mar IS a szomszedos
Moock Electric Co. fpiilet6re is
atterjedtek.
A tiizolt6knak csak negy oral
er6feszites utan sikeriilt tiizet
teljesen kioltani. Tuzoltas kozben
ket tiizolto a nagy fustben maid
nem megfuladts S mindketten meg
mindig orvosi kezeles alatt van
max.
II
Ted Kearns, helyettes tiizolto-
f6nok becslese szerint az Anne
rican Importing Co. kara megha-
ladja a $26, ,OO0-t, a Moock Co.
raktaraban pedig a fist es viz
k0riilbeliil sos, ,0OO-nyi kart, csi-
malt. A tiiz Okla ismeretlen.
Szilveszter estejen es nj ev nap
jan meg negy tiizzel kiizdott meg
a tiizoltosag.
A 664 Wilson avenuei Milano
vendeglGben $500 kart okozott az
nj evi tiiz. A csalad tavolleteben
"a, ,O0O-os tiiz pusztitott Jim Spo-
toleseno, 229 Jordan street,,
campbelli hazaban. Szilveszter es-
teien tiiz keletkezett Pete Andre
zejewsky 92s Caldwell street, ha-
zaban es $1,000 kart okozott.
Mind a harom tiizet tulflitott
kalyha okozta.
Egy csavarg6, aki betort regi
St. COLUMBIA templomba es tiizet
rakott, $50 kart tett az epiiletben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
A szENA ARAB6L
FIZETI A BIRsAuOT

Mrs. Catherine Pavalko, Els
worth.i lakost szilveszter estejen
letart6ztattak a megyei hat6sa-
gok pdlinkaarusitas Matt. Ked-
den delel6tt, miutdn az asszony
beismer6 vallomast tett George
III. Gessner megyei biro $lOO.os
penzbirsaggal sujtotta. Miutan
Mns. Pavalko elmagyarazta, hogy
penze nincsen, szenaja azonban'
bowen van, bir6 hat h6napra
felfiiggesztette az itelet v6grehaj-
taskt, hogy Mrs. Pavalko q szenat
ertekesithesse es birsagot meg
fixetheS6e.