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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30

line Of fashion for those who may
be houndering in indecision. this
style authority states:
Dark Coat Is First
THE first thing woman
should buy this winter is dark,
plain material coat. Deep wine
shades, plum, dark gray or nut
browns really are smarter this
minute than black. She should
pick the color that suits her most.
Next, get skirt to match that
coat in color, if not in material.
Often in the skirt department
such a skirt is available, or mate
rial may be bought and the skirt
made outside.
THE first thing after the coat
and skirt have been assembled is
to start on the waist problem. OBJ
viously a tailored blouse should
be the first one bought and this
season it probably would be one
of the soft, flattering wool ones.
1t may be lighter tone that goes
well with the general color scheme
or it may be a very gay one that
contrasts pleasantly with it.
TwoPurpOse Dresses
For this outfit an inexpensive
tailored hat is the thing. To
change the appearance of the
whole ensemble, change the blouse
and hat. This is done by having
a soft pastel blouse and a formal
hat.
Perhaps a little metal brocaded
blouse or a chiffon one and a lit
tie velvet hat adds formality. This
gives a woman something chic to
wear from sunrise to sunset.
Evening dresses never have been
such simple problem as this year.
Every woman needs a good-looking
afternoon dress in her wardrobe.
Well, this year, let that costume
be a sleeveless evening dress with
a jacket to match.
Turban Is Handy
3 The dress with the jacket is per-
feet for dining or for late afternoon
parties. Take off the coat and there
is a sleeveless evening gown.
If you have worn packaway lit
tie turban for the afternoon event,
you can stow it away in your purse
when evening comes"
Bannard'S outlined fashion in
cludes some practical ways of get
= ting definite advice when in doubt
as to what to buy.
Tell the SaleSwoman in your
hometown store just what your
dress problems are today. Tell her
3 how much you can spend, not for
one costume, but for the seasons
wardrobe.
DOwdinesS objectionable
In return for the business YOU
bring her, she will be glad to help
So you plan your clothes so you will be
2 smart and have things that are
adapted to your needs"
There is no excuse today, he in
sistS, for women being dowdy or
poorly dressed.
z Newspapers, magazines and the
radio now practically make smart
dressing a home correspondence
course. With prices lower this year
and styles so varied and so adapt
able, the only thing needed is
thorough planning.
This prevents unwise buying and
unbecoming wardrobeS. Assembling
E clothes never was such an exciting
2 game as now because there never
were so many combinations offered
or such values to be received"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30
Delta Sigma Epsilon Alumnae to
Give Buffet Supper Tonight

indianapolis alumna chapter of
Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority of
Butler university college of educa-
ton, will entertain actives and
pledges with a buffet supper tonight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30
Theta CHS to Meet

Weekly business meeting of Alpha
chapter of Theta Chi Omega sor-
ority will be held tonight at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Rush, 127 West
Thirty fifth street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30
SOrOritu to Gather

Beta chapter. Omega Phi Tau
sorority, will meet at 8 tonight at
the Washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30
Pearl Robbins to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Elem Robbins, IL
East Twenty-hfth street, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Pearl Robbins, to
Phil T. Lewis of Detroit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30
BetnS to Gather

Beta chapter, Epsilon Sigma
Alpha sorority, will meet at the
Spink-Arms Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30

Club to Meet at Lebanon
Talk and Takers Club will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John RucKelShauS in Lebanon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30
Brnn Manor to Gather

Indiana Byrn Mawr Club will
meet at 10 Tuesday at the Propy-
laeum Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30
Initiation to Be Held

Initiation for pledges of Alpha
Beta Chi sorority viii be held at
8 tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30

Omega M Tau to Meet
Omega NJ Tau sorority will meet
at 1870 Tuesday at the Antlers.
The Washington times., 1931-01-09
MARINES: FACE
BITTER FOE

COLON, Canal Zone, Jan. 9
'(U.S0 United States marines
are meeting bitter resistance in
a vigorous offensive launched
against well-armed Nicaraguan
rebels operating in several sections
of the republic, private advices
from Managua yesterday report.
Only a fortnight ago eight
Marines of a detachment of 10
were killed when ambushed by
rebels near the Honduran from
tier.
That fresh casualties may have
occurred among American troops
is indicated by the dispatches,
which state recovered bodies show
cruel mutilation. 1t is strongly
probable, however, that the cas-
ualtieS may have occurred among
the native constabulary.
The Washington times., 1931-01-09
Lake Guide Held
In Girls Murder

GENEVA, N. Y, Jan. 8 QN.S0
The Steuben county grand jury
today returned a sealed indict-
ment against Lawrence Gyiney,
24-year-old Adirondacks guide, of
,Tupper Lake, for murder in the
second degree in connection with
the shooting of Miss Elizabeth
Rofinot, young high school teacher
at Bath.
Miss Rofinot, who was slain
November 20 at a Lake Salubria
cottage near here, was from Low
vile, Ny.
The Washington times., 1931-01-09
Intruder
Wounded by Police

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9
GN.SO.-Paul pineapple" vii.
liamS was in jail here today on
charges of assault to commit MUIR
der and violation of the gun law.
Police were called to an apart
ment house when it's manager said
Williams fired shot at him and
attempted to break into an apart
ment.
Williams greeted police with a
hail of bullets and then leaped
from a second-story window. Will
hams was wounded in the cheek
and a detective was shot in the
arm,
The Washington times., 1931-01-09
D. E.. s. viii Elect
NeU Heads Tonight

The Grand Chapter of the Or
der of Eastern Star will hold the
second of a series Of three meet
ings tonight in the Masonic Tenn
pie at Thirteenth Street and New
York Avenue.
Officers, who will be elected to,
night, will be installed in the Of
flee at the final meeting tomor-
row night, at which time a
memorial service for those mem
bers who have died during 1890
will be held.
The Washington times., 1931-01-09
Policeman Enters
BHnkrUDtcY Here

Hiram c. Mcdaniel, a member
of the Metropolitan Police De-
partment, has filed a petition in
voluntary bankruptcy through his
attorney, Cedric F. Johnson.
He lists debts aggregating
81 ,497 and claims $6,919.34 assets.
The Washington times., 1931-01-09

a terrible cold and cough. My
boss went out and got some
Smith Brothers Syrup. 1 took
itand that very afternoon l lost
my cough completely. I didn't
lose any time in my work. Be-
lieve me, Smith Brothers sure
saved me some money there!-
Anna Briscoe, AIT North Clark
Street, Chicago, Ill. q
The Washington times., 1931-01-09
Police Asked to Find
MiSsinU Girl of II

Police last night we're asked to
search for Virginia Rhodes, IA,
who disappeared from her home,
at 465 I st. S. W., Wednesday.
The girl wore dark suit and
coat. She has blonde bobbed
hair and gray eyes.
The Washington times., 1931-01-09
so HURT ON TRAIN

WARSAW, Jan. 9 QN.SO.
Sixty persons were injured today
when the engineer of a passen-
ger train allegedly disregarded
signals and crashed into a freight
train at Ostki.
The Washington times., 1931-01-09
Wife of DR.. FOULer,
Health Head, Is Dead

Mrs. Minnie Chauncey Fowler,
wife of DR.. William H. Fowler,
District health officer, died early
today at her home, 1922 First
St. N. W., following an illness
of several weeks. DR.. and Mrs.
Fowler were to have celebrated
their fortieth wedding annivers-
ary next month.
In addition to her husband,
Mrs. Fowler's two sisters, Mrs.
George E. and CMrs. Fred r.
Proctor, who married brothers,
were at her bedside. Her two
brothers, j. Paul Chauncey and
G.. R. Chauncey, were also present.
The Washington times., 1931-01-09
FiUe Are Arrested
On Tag Charges

HYATTSVILLE, Md, Jan. g.
A close check-up of District motor
lists living in the, nearby counties
Of Maryland and driving on Dis.
trict license tags resulted in the
arrest of five men here during the
past two days.
They were Norman L. Clark, of
Brentwood; Samuel S. Blackman,
HyattSville; Clifton Darcy, HyatGs
vile; Arthur McDermott, Hyatts-
vile, and William Duvall, Hyatts.
vile. The men will appear in
police court here Wednesday
Chief of the Police Albert Ander.
son and Town Officer Roland
Read made the arrests.
The Washington times., 1931-01-09
Cashier Catches Cough
Feels Top Notch Again Same Afternoon

am cashier in restaurant and have got to sit near the
door where there continual draft One morning caught
The Washington times., 1931-01-09
THIEVES TAKE OVERC0AT

Thieves early yesterday entered
the home of William o. Griffin,
$500 block Thirteenth st. N. W.,
and stole an overcoat worth $50.
The Washington times., 1931-01-09
KEY THIEF LOOTS HOUSE

A duplicate key thief looted the
apartment of Harry S. McAlpin,
I'LL Columbia Rd. N. W., yester-
day and stole clothing valued at
$116, McAlpin told police.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22
REF. BIS. EGYLET

A Youngstown, O., Magyar Ref.
Egyhazi Ferfi es Mi BIS. Egylet
f. h6 25-en tartja rendes havi
gyiileset a szokott helyen es. lido
ben. Keretnek a tagok minel ma
gyobb szamban megjelenni, mivel
ezen a gyllesen keriil felolvasas-
ra a multi evi szamadas Is titkar
jelentese a multi evr6l.
A december gyiiles hatarozata-
boil januar ekejet6l kezdve az
egylet hat havi id6t ad azoknak,
akik nehez id6k Matt mem ke-
pesek dijaikat fisetni; vagyis az
ilyen tagok nem fiiggesztethetnek
IS betegses6lyre iogosak, az eset-
leges betegseg6lyb6l azonban az
elmaradt Aavidijak levonand6k.
18th xfFoly, elnok.
1GasyA6ea Jinas, titk6r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22
Ket iizleirablas
mutt heten


A mutt heten| ket vakmer6 iiz-
letrablas t6rtentl a varosban, anne.
lyek eredmenyekent a rablok 267
dollarral lettek tgazdagabbak.
Penteken deleBtt ket fatal en-
Der lepett be Duncan Drug store
ba, 158 w. Rayen avenue alatt.
Egyikiiknek revolver volt keze-
ben ez kenysxeritette a tulajdo-
most w. l.. Duncant, segedjet Is
egy vasarlot, hdgy tetleniil, kar-
jaikat az Gg felt nyuitya nezzek.
hogy cinkostarHa mint fosztja XII
penztart. Ugy latszik, hogy az
oft talalt $42-ral meg voltak elt-
gedve, inert aldozataik zsebeit
mem kutattak at A ket rabl6 egy
varakoz6 aut6ban menekiilt meg.
A kes6 dslutani drakban a
Western Coal 81 Supply Cot ra-
bolta XII egy IS ev koriili ferfi.
Mrs. William Carney, helyet-
tes manager egyediil volt a 1926
isabella street, rodaban, amikor
rabl6 'belepettl es munkat kert.
Mintan Mrs Ear1nxr alrt At ot+a
revolvert huzott Eel6 Is kenyszeri-
tette, hogy nyissa fel pancel-
szekrenyt. Miel6tt ennek atkuta-
tasahoz latott volna azonban, be-
zarta Mrs. Carneyt egy mask
szobaba.
Epen amikor q rabl6 el6vette
revolveret, telefon csengetni
kezdett, mire a rablo a telefon-
hoz ugrott s elszakitotta zsinort.
Mrs. Carneynak r6videsen 81
keriilt kiszabadjtani magat es
azonnal felfarmazta az udvaron
dolgoz6 alkalmazottakat, akik at
kutattak a k0rnyeket, de sem a
rabl6nak, sem $225-nak, amit el-
lopott mem akadtak nyomara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22
PRO HUNGARIA
-GYttLEsT TART

A Pro Hungaria rendkiviili
gyilest tart hetf6n, januar 26-an
este a SIT. Istvan Otthonban.
Kerjiik a tagokat, hogy lehet6-
leg teljes szamban jelenjenek
meg, inert ezen gyiilesen tar
gyaljuk a februar sen az Unita-
rius templomban tartand6 estely
rendezeset, amelyen Miss Owsley
Magyarorszagr6l fog eloadast
tartani.
Kerjiik azokat magyar lanyo-
kat, akik fatal osztalynak tag
.jai akarnak lenni es az estelyen,
mint usherek segedkezni, jelent-
kezzenek ezen gyiilesen.
Titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22
HAROM TttzvESz
SZOMBAT DELELOTT

Multi szombaton delel0tt va
ros harom kiil0nb0z0 reszeben
iit0tt XII tiiz ugyanegy id0ben.,
Az els0 tiizet a G61 Wick ave-
nue. alatti hazb6l jelentettek. A
kemenybol lsipattano szikrak meg
gyujtottak haz zsindelyes fede-
let, amely oily nagy langgal kez-
dett egni, hogy ket osztag tiizol-
to vonult XII harom tiizolto kocsi-
val. Bar sikeriilt a tiizet a pad
lasra szoritani, a, fist es viz te-
temes kart tettek a hazban lev6
butorokban. Az 0sszes kar becsles
szerint $6,000-ra rug.
Mrs. Jane Antonelli, 10 Henry
street, lakos k0nnyebb termesze-
til egesi sebeket szenvedett, ami
kor a benzin, amellyel keztyiiit
tisztitotta felrobbant. A robbanas
folytan haz tiizet fogott $ tiiz
oily er0vel duh0ng0tt, hogy negy
osztag tiizolt6 alig tudta megaka-
dalyozni, hogy szomszedos ha-
zakra ne terjedjen, az ego haz
megmenteserol pedig $40 sem lehe-
tett. A haz mindenest6l porra
egett koriilbeliil $5.O00-nyi kart
okozva.
Ugyan ebben az idoben tiiz
it0tt XII E. F. Ackerman 30 Y.
Fruit street alatti hazaban is,
amelyet azonban a tiizolt6knak
sikeriilt elfojtani, meg miel6tt SO
dollarnal tobb kart okozott. Ezt
tizet egy tulfiitott gazkalyha
kOZta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22
EGY NOT KOR0ZNEK
L0voLD0Z1sERT

A rend6rseg egy ismeretlen ki-
letu not k0roz egy l0v6ld0zessel
kapcsolatban, amely a mutt va
sarnap delutan t0rtent.
A rendorseg jelentese szerint
Bobby Smuthers, 514 Alpine ave
nuei lakos egy mask emberrel a
Poland avenuen alldogalt, amikor
egy asszony lepett elejiik, $40 nell
kill ral6tt Smuthersre es elmene-
kilt. A sebesiiltet beszallitottak a
Youngstown Hospital south sidei
osztalyara, ahol megallapitottak,
hogy a goly6 keresztcsontjat ertc
es sulyos sebet ejtett rata.
A rend0rseg mar hat letartoz-
tatast ejtett az iigyben es RENE
lik, hogy hamarosan nyomara jut-
max merenyl6 n6nek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22
A BECsI ELET
A DOME THEATRE BEN

Becsnek, a regenyesseg f6varo-
sanak eletet eleventh fel War
ner Bros mozg6fenykepe, Wen
nese Nights (Becsi Ejszakak), !,
amely szombatt6l kezdve lathat6
a Dome szinhazban, azok emleke-
ben, akik csaszarvarost ideje-
mex fenypontjan ismertek S azok
reszere, akik csak meseb0l, dalb6l
ismertek AIT.
A darab meseje rendkiviil gyen-
ged, a szepseg halhatatlansaga
k0riil forog. A fenykepezes, mind
vegig termeszetes szinekben gyo-
ny0ru. A csaszarvaros minden ba-
jat hiien vetiti szinre. Katonak,
vidam h0lgyek, utcagyerekek, k0-
yer polgarok es polgarn6k, To-
huzta regi divatu kocsik tele vi
dam diakokkal mindez a hullo
levelek arany fenyeben. Ez azon-
ban csak kczdete ennek a meg
hat6 t0rtenetnek, a cselekmeny
0tven even at tart.
"A mese egy fatal lany sorsar6l
sz6l, aki egy szegeny zeneszbe
szerelmes, ambici6zus edesapja
azonban kenyszeriti, hogy egy
gazdag tiszthez menjen noiil. A
szegeny nniivesz szegenys6ggel,
bujdosAssal kiisd meg, hogy szim-
f6niajAt, amelyet szerelmenek
akar dedikalni, megirhassa es d
szerelmesek unokai valtjak val6-
50 AZ elvesxett almot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22
BORZALMAS BALESET

Rettenetes baleset aldozata lett
James Finney, 81 Front street, la
kos vasarnap ejjel. Hetfon reggel
akadtak ra mosieri villanyos
menten ahol eszmeletlenil mind
ket labaval teljesen 0sszeroncsol-
tan fekiidt villanyos sinek k0-
zeleben.
Allapota oily sulyos, hogy rem
dorseg meg mem hallgathatta Xxi
es mivel szemtanukat sem tudtak
talalni, mem tudjak, hogy tulaj-
donkepen mi is t0rtent. Valoszi-
niinek tartjak azonban. hogy egy
villanyos kocsi iit0tte el szeren-
csetlen elhbert, aki az orvosok We
lemenye szerint val6sziniileg elet-
ben fog ugyan maradni. de egesz
eleten At nyomorek lesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22

egy szinhazat
$4O0O-os tiiz egy w. Federal st.-i
moziban. - A tiizolt6 f0n0k kar-
jat t0rte. - Korozik a gyujtoga-
t6kat. A szinpad elpusztult.

Csiit0rtokon delel6tt T. kcarns,
helyettes tiizoltof0n0k balkarja
effort a 1889 w. Federal street,
Victory mozsokep szinhazban
keletkezett tiiz kioltasa kijzben.
A baleset ugy tortent. hogy a
jeges letra. amely ket haz fedelet
hidalta at, megcsuszott es leu
hant.
A szihpad teljesen, ,az tpiilet
hatso resze reszben elpusztult a
fist es viz Macy kart ejtettek a
szinhaz butorzataban. A kar bees
les szerint $400O-ra rug.
A tiizet ket flu vette eszre. akik
elszaladtak a k0zeli, Oakland Gs
Superior avenue sarkan lev6 tiiz-
otto allomasra e> jelentest tettek
a tiizrol.
A tiizolt6k nyomban kivonul-
tax, mire szinhelyre ertek azon-
ban az egesz szinpad langokban
ALT mar $ negy tiizolto osztag ha-
rom oral munkaja utan sikeriilt
csak a tiizet teljesen elfojtani.
A tiizolt6sag Is rendorseg
vizsgalatot inditott az iigyben,
amely megallapitotta, hogy a tiiz
gyujtogat6k munkajanak cred
menye. Kihallgattak tulajdo-
most is, James Galettat, aki azon-
ban mem tudott fenyt vetni a
gyujtogatok kiletere. A rend6r-
seq szelesk0rii nyomozast inditott
az iigyben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22
A KossUTH K0R
FARSANGI BALJA

Mint Kossuth K0r legutols6
gyiilesen ell lett hatarozva, a K0r
Youngstown es k0rnyeke 0sszma-
gyarsagahoz fordul tamogatasert
ugy erzi, hogy ext tamogatast
eddigi miik0desevel is kierdemel-
te es hogy, ha Youngstown ma
gyarsag partfogasaval lehet6ve
teszi a Kossuth K0r tovabbi mil
kodeset, az minden magyarnak
el6nyere fog valni, a Kossuth Kor
leyen az egyetlen felekezetkozi,
kulturalis es tarsadalmi egylet a
Mahoning v0lgyeben, amelyben
minden igaz magyar reszt vehet,
amelyben minden igaz magyar
gy0ny0rdseget lelhet, amelyre
minden igaz magyar biiszke lehet.
Hogy ne csak sep szavakkal,
hanem tettekkel is be legyen bizo-
nyitva a Kossuth. K0r eletkepes-
sege, K0r aktiv reszt kivan is
met venni magyarsag tarsadal-
mi eleteben S ezt egy nagyszaba-
SUI farsangi tancmulatsag kerete-
ben kezdi meg.
A tancmulatsag februar maso-
dikan, hetf6n este lesz megtartva
az Earhardt Dancing School
gyonyoru, ujonnan diszitett tanc-
termeben, 235 w. Federal street
alatt, a Community Market TO-
lott, atellenben a Hippodrome
Arcadedal.
A rendez6 bizottsag igazi ma
gyaros tancmulatsagot keszit elo,
amelyen 0regek, fiatalok egya-
rant is mulatsagot fognak ta-
lalni.
Szeretettel meghivja Youngs-
town es k0rny6kenek minden ma
gyar lakosat Is partfogasat ktri
q Tisztilar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22
MAGYAROK NAGYASSZoNYA
HITK. UJ TIsZTVISEL0I

F. no lien tartotta a Magya-
rok Nagyasszonya Hitk. tisztvi-
sel6valasztasat. Sajnos nagyon
kevesen jelentek meg valaszta-
son, bar a plebanos ur ketszer is
kihirdette AIT szoszekb0l.
A k0vetkez6k az vi tisztvise-
l0k: councilmen Bodolai Istvan,
Fetzel Janos, Husoczky Janos, id.
Ond6 Istvan, kollektorok Gyom-
Der JOSEF, Takacs Janos, Draga
Mihaly, Pal Janos, Incze Jozsef,
Danyi Janos, Orto Gy0rgy, Peter
Janos es a vigalmi bizottsag re-
szer6l Sandor Ivan, akinek fen
tick segitsegere lesznek.
Ugyanaznap Hus6czky Janos,
Bodolai Istvan, Fetzel Janos, id.
Ond6 Istvan es Sandor Ivan meg
ejtettek az 1890. evi zarszama-
dast, amelynek folytan mindent
a legnagyobb rendben talaltak.
Mind regi, mind az vi tisztvi-
selok remelik mindenkinek kozre-
muk0deset, hogy hitkozsegiink a
rossz id3k ellenere is tovabb vira-
gozzek. Sander Ivan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22
Leitatott, kirabolt
magyar ember
AZ Greg magyart 0sszevertek. -
Egy pint palinkat itattak meg We
lie. - Magyar ifjak a merenyl6k.
- Temet0be vittek kifosztottak.

Szilagyi Janos, 40 Portland
avenuei lakis, SIT. Imre Hg.
Egylet choke sulyos seri;lcsekkel,
amelyeket vasarnap ejjel negy
reszeg fatal ember ejtett rata,
orvosi kezeles alatt van.
Szilagyi Janos vasarnap ejjel
hazafele tartott a Brier Hillr6l. A
Salt Spring roadon megallt egy
auto S vezet6je, egy magyar fla
tai ember, odasz6lt, hogy iiljGn
be Szilagyi bacsi, hazavissziik.
Szilagyi Janos be is tilt az auto
'ba csak mikor mar elindultak,
vette eszre, hogy mind a negy
fatal ember es ket baratn0jiik
reszeg. XII akart szallani, fatal
emberek azonban mem engedtek,
lehuztak kettejiik k0zt az iilesbe
a $40 szoros ertelmeben let0lt0t-
TEX a torkan egy egesz pint pa
linkat.
Ezutan kivittek Schenley
ayenuei g0rog temetobe, kiszalli-
tottak az aut6bol, ugy 0sszever-
tex, hogy harom oldalbordaja be-
t0r0tt, fejen es karjan sulyos Sc
rifles erte. Ezutan vissza dobtak
az aut6ba, visszavittek Salt
Spring roadra es oft kidobtak. A
jar6kel6k csak httf6n resgel
akadtak ra felig eszmtletlen a.
lapotban.
Szilagyi Janos raismert csyik
merenyl6jere es a rend6rseg re-
meli, hogv ennek reven valameny-
nyiiiket hamarosan elfogjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22
FELADTA MAGAT

Samuel g. Raniolo, l21 Webb
street, lakos, akit rend6rseg
6vadekanak megszeg6se miatt k0-
r0z0tt, mutt szombaton jelentke-
zett a rend6rsegen.
Ranilo AIT allitja, hogy Akron
ban volt egy beteg rokonat meg
latogatni 6s hogy mem tudta AIT,
hogy 6vadeka lejart. Mikor meg
tudta, hogy a rendorseg keresi,
r0gton visszajott Youngstownba
IS jelentkesett,
Raniol6t q pennsylvania hat6'
sagok ksresere, amelyek rablome,
r&nylet elk0vetesevel vadoljak
tart6ztatt&k Il.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-22
Y eszelyes oriilt
garazdalkodasa
Beilt egy aut6ba. Ksnysssri-
tette 9 tulajdonost, hogy hejtsen
k0riil. Halallal fenysgette.
Csodaba lilo megmenekiiles,

Hajmereszt6 kalandon esett lit
Stephen Montella, 907 Oak st.-i
fuszerkeresked6 penteken ejiei,
amelybol csak csodaba ill5 m6dosl
menekiilt meg komolyabb sfriiil-
SEX ntlkiil.
Az Oak Is Hine street sarkali,
ahol Montella egy jclz6 lampar:.
vart, egy ismeretlen ember skinyi-
totta az auto ajtajat Is belilt
Montella melle ,akinek tiltakoza-
sat revolverrel csititotta el.
Montellanak a rend6rsegen tett
jelentese szerint AIT hiszi, hogy
az ember mem volt tcljes eszenal.
Egesz nyugodtan elmagyaraxta
aldozatanak, hogy most kihajta-:
max mez6re oft maid veeez
vele Hogy szavainak nagyobb
sulyt adjon, ell is siit0tte revolyr-
ret olyan k0zel Montellahoz,
hogy golyo szinte az arcat s,l-
rolta.
A fiiszerkeresked6 rimankodni
kezdett, felajanlotta aut6jat es a.
nala lev6 SLOT az 6riiltnek, .aki
azonban. bar ptnzt elvette,
egyre AIT hajtogatta, hogy Mon
tellanak meg kell halni.
Az ut6bbi vegiil is kenytelenl
volt belatni, hogy eletc tenyleg
komoly veszelybcn forog. Ekkor
mar Mahoning avenue kiils6 re-
szen jartak Montella, amint egg
gy6gyszertar k0zelebe 6rtek, III
ugrott a sebesen robogo aut6b6l.
Csodalatos mddon azonkiviil,
|ilogy tenyer6r5f Is ttrd6r6l fshuf
zsol6dott cgy kis Dor. selnmi bal
sem lett.
Az orilt rabl6 tovabb hajtott,
aldozata pedig telefonon 6rtesi-
tette a rendorseget, amely azpn-
nal meginditotta a nyomozdst, q
k0zveszelyes 6riilt elfogatasara.