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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30

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 Europe knows what was agreed to between Laval and our presl- dent" he said. referring to the visit of French Premier Laval to Wash- ington. "Of course we do not"
 Europe could not understand men voting for moratorium by telegraph and then holding their hands high and saying: Never again That they were opposed to reduction or cancellation.
 "The trouble was those in high places did not understand the American people. They are 100 to against debt reduction or can- cellation and the gentlemen who were for a moratorium are just learning that fact.
 However unpalatable 1t may be, Europe must learn the same thing"
 Chairman Collier of the House ways and means committee com- menting on reports of concen- trated British drive to force re- vision or repudiation of the war debts, said that he was unalter- ably opposed to any revision or cancellation.
 AS for foreign attacks on con- gress for It's debt attitude" Collier said, i've are used to that sort of thing and a few broadsides from foreign papers won't disturb us to any extent"
 The agitation in sections of the London press for reputation of Great Britain's debt to the United States in Whole or in part, was viewed by government sources as an independent agitation not in- spired by the British government.
 Officials, however, pointed out that such agitation might event. ually be reflected in governmental policy and for that reason they were watching 1t closely.
 Repudiation of her obligations by Great Britain would leave this country with no legal recourse. The only weapon against 1t would be that of persuasion based upon the sanctity of obligations and the dam age to British financial prestige which repudiation would work.
 It would be possible. some ofii- cials thought, to apply economic pressure in the form of such meas ures as embargoes on imports from Britain but none considered such measures practicable. Great Brit ain is the largest customer of the United states and interference with this trade would cause heavy losses to American industry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
Assault Basis
 Of $3,OOO Suit
Jessie Gnillett Sues Frank McCann- illness Resulted
 From Alleged Actions of Defendant

Charging that the defendant with threatening gestures and vile language" assaulted here on two different occasions, Jessie Guiilett of this city today instituted suit for e3,000 damages against Frank Me- Cam, also of Waterbury, in the local court of common pleas. The plaintiff alleges the first assault took place at her home at 85 Madison street on Dec 1890 and the second in Q store at 146 Bank
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
FORMER KAISER
 MUST STAY HOME

The Hague, Dec 30-(UP)- Former Kaiser Wilhelm has been refused permission to return to Germany for q visit. Informal in- quiries In his behalf regarding his departure from Holland to visit his sister. ex-Queen Sophie of Greece now III at Frankfort, Germany, re- ceived a polite refusal from the Dutch government.
 The former kaiser has lived at Doorn since his exile from Ger many. His movements arc con- trolled by the Dutch government
 Ex-Queen Sophie is In a critical condition suffering from chronic eye disc S'e. Various members of her family have been summoned to her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30

street on June 10, 1881.
 The suit alleges that on the oc- casion of the first assault the de- fendant fin the presence of others. slandered her with vile epithefs and other oaths of condemnation" As Q result she charges she was rendered nervously III and re- quired constant medical attention and was forced to spend large sums for medical attention. (
 She adds further, that as a result of the second. assault she suffered a serious relapse and was unable to perform her usual house. hold duties and that the weakened condition of her heart became more aggravated,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
JAPs ADVANCING

Mukden. Manchuria. Dee 3o.-- (UPl--The vanguard Of Japanese troops advancing toward chinchow ihe last Manehurian stronghold of the Chinese. entered K0wpanstze nt S p. m. today ft wns reported that chanR Hseuh-fiang. com. manding tho retFeating Chinese. had moved the chinehow govern ment to Luancho.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
$25O,OOO WORTH
 OF LIQUOR TAKEN

New York, Dec. 30.-(UP).-The barge Maurice R. Shaw laden with holiday liquor valued at $260,OO0 was captured to-day off Barnegat. N. J., by the coast guard patrol boat Reliance. The barge was be- ing lowed by the tug Lizzie Shaw when the cutter overlook 1t and both boats were taken over. The registered owner of both the barge and the tug is Larnie B. Shaw, Rullitt building. Philadelphia, Pa.
 Twenty men were captured aboard the barge and tug. Accord ing to reports, the men were said to be members of Vannie Higgins. gang.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30

Despite the depression, water con sumption in Waterbury for 1881 will, 1t Is expected, reach one or the highest points in the city's his. tory. Up to December 1st a total of $365,295.98 worth of water had been sold for 1881 with this month yet to be figured in. Per capita wa ter consumption in the city for the current year has been 71 1-2 gal. Ions. This information is contained
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
AUTO DEATH TOLL

Hartford, Conn, Dec 3O.--lUP) --Connectieut's 1881 automobile death toll is mounting high over that Of last year.
 Report Of i0 fatalities during the week ending December 70 raised the total recorded by the state mos t0r vehicles department for tho year to that date 10 4tD. Last year's total was 4Is.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
Wife Admitted She Attempted to
 Kill Husband

Dedham, Mass. Dec S0-(UP)-- Mrs Alice R. Damon admitted to Judge Henry l.. Lummus in supe- rior court to-day that she at- tempted to kill her husband, Har- old, at their Quincy home last July and she was given . three-month jail sentence.
 The defendant. mother of two children, said she was about to shoot herself because of her hus- bands "abusive" treatment, and that when he intervened she shot him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
Receivers Will
 Guard Deposits
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tCohtIhued rom PuBe I'J fendants.
 He adds further that the exigen- cies of the cases demanded the immediate appointment of a receiv- CT for the three defendants in ord CT that the assets might be pre- served, the interest of creditors protected, an orderly administra- ton of the affairs and liquidation of the assets.
 The hearing on the confirmation Is set for 10 o'clock on Jan 21 be- fore Judge Frederick M. Peasiey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
LABOR MAKES DEMAND

LABOR MAKES DEMAND Washington, Dec 30.--(UP)-- Edward F. McGrady of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor to-day told the hearing of the senate rec lief committee that American wagc and salary earners hnd lost $1S,- 900, 900 1000 to $20,000 100000 in 103l.
 '"The spectre of starvation Is drawing nearer all the time," he said.
 McCrady said that If states and communities are unable to provide unemployment relief, tho American Federation of Labor wants liberal federal appropriation 'in order that human lives might be saved and hunger, misery and want al. leviated."
 He estimated the totally unem. ployed numbered 7,600,000 and that 6,000,000 men are working one to three days q week. He urged upon the committee relief for miners in Indiana, Illinois, Tennessee, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania, assert ing that mining sections of Penn sylvania alone will require $15,- % .000 this winter.
 The estimate of wage and salary losses In 1881 was on the basis Of com parison with 1929 levels. Me Grady said bank deposits of insti. tutions which closed In the year ending September 30. 1881. aggre- gated $1,50O. 900, 900. Business failures reported for that period amounted to $750.00O.OO0, less than one-twentieth of the combined wage and salary loss of American workers. The entire American for 900. he said.
 He complained of industry's dividend and wage cutting policies. explaining that "only 1927 firms have reduced or omitted dividends through october of this year while in manufacturing industries alone 2.6OO firms have reduced wages"
 He cited the Bibb Manufacturing com pany, which he said was $25.OOO, ,OO0 textile corporation, op- erating mills in central and west ern Georgia with headquarters at Macon.
 McCrady said the company In 1T years had paid it's stockholders 14S per cent in cash dividends and S7O per cent in stock dividends and that quarterly dividends have been maintained throughout the depres- sion. He added that in 1850 the company declared its regular six Der cent dividend and drew $b.OOO.- GOO from it's surplus to retire all six per cent preferred stock distrib- uted as a stock dividend in 1925.
 "In' the past year" McGrady said this company has slashed the wages of its workers rom one to three times. cutting their original wage payments in half or more.
 "If these employers of labor are not going to pay their workers de- cent wages, then we insist that large share oe their profits should be taken away from them by taxa ton"
 McGrady said American work men were despairing and that one might wonder about the future safety of our institutions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
PRIEST IS HELD

Hartford. Conn. Doc 30.-(UP)--- The Roy Joseph Orlando of St Paul's Italian church was held on q technical charge of criminal neg ligence to-day after his automobile had killed William J. Burke, 65. last night. Burke was q native of Portland. Me,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
VISITORS AT THE
 POLICE STATION

A place to spend the night in the police station is not what any body desires, but when all other doors are closed 1t is a welcome spot these cold nights. over 40 per- sons registered there last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30

f0sgfne--In this eity Dec go. 1881 Airs Marie nHggerfy' cOiuiFy Of 4b0 North Msin Rf. Funeral afFanse- lnenfs tO Do announced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
OBITUARY

HOAR - Thomas F. Hoar age S9, years, died yesterday ut his home, IA Railroad Hill street. He was an employe of the Holmes, Booth and Hayden Company for 50 years and was highly respect ed citizen of this city for more than 70 years. ,,,
 He Is survived by two sons, Will liam and Thomas Hoar; and two daughters, Mrs Mary Luddy ana Mrs John Leddy.
 The funeral will take place to. morrow morning at S:l5 o'clock from the home, to St Patrick's church where Q requiem mass will be celebrated at o'clock. Burial will take place in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 COMIRY-Mrs Marie Haggerty Comiry, ager 37 years, wife or George L. Comiry, died early this morning at her home, 496 North Main street, after brief illness. She was born in Naugatuck, but lived in this city the greater part of her life, where she was well known and highly respected, espec- ially in the north end of the city. OIo was u HiCHiOCt Ol ehO A>oN6es ters of Isabella.
 In addition to her husband she is survived by one sister. Mrs Jos eph Rice, and two brothers, Will liam Haggerty of New York city and Mrs Joseph Haggerty of Wa terbury.
 JULIANO - Mrs Annunziata (Esposito) Juliano, aged 76 years. widow of Pasquale Juliano. died early this morning at her home SS Union street after a brief illness. She was a native of Italy but came to this city about 23 years ago. She was a devout member of St Ann's church.
 Mrs Juliano is survived by two sons, Albert and Emil of this city; one daughter, Mrs Nicholas Saldo of Newark, N. J., and one sister, Mrs Christina Amanzo of Italy.
 The funeral will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the home to Our Lady of Lourdes church at 10:45 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
DIED

yuLrANO-In this city Dee so, 1881 Mrs Annunglata tEsposito) Juliano Se Unl0n St. Funeral Friday m0rDs ing at 10 o'clock to Our Lady of Lourdes church. Burial in Calvary cemetery.
 saOAER--In this city Dec 2e. 1881 Th0Inas r. H0ar of f4f Railroad iIlii Rf. Funeral to-m0rrow morn. ing nt S:i5 o'clock to ft Pnffleka church, Burial tn new bt Jesephs cemetery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30

nied available funds are sufficient.
 Other facts offered by witnesses included:
 Of 5000 Philadelphia unemploy. ed, 23 per cent of the white men were buying homes when they lost their jobs. Their average savings --now gone--wns $500. Philadel- phia has 23s,000 unemployed, about six times normal.
 Altoona, Pa, has 1,200 unemploy- ed families and gives them $5 Il month.
 Cleveland families being cared for total l5,000, compared with 1000 in 1928. Each family gets $25 a month. At least $G,000, 900 Is needed for 1932, of which 1t ex- poets to have $3,250, 900.
 Unemployed families in Cleve- land and Philadelphia are living six families to 0 six-room house.
 Children are being taken from their parents and cared for in in- stitutions.
 About 27 per cent of Pennsyl- vania children are underfed.
 Almost 10000 homes in Phila- delphia were sold by the sheriff. Relief funds will be exhausted by May 1.
 Tho Pennsylvania health depart menft predicts m increase in tuberculosis deaths.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
Europe Warned
 By Johnson

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
Bomb Exploded
 in Post Office

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30
Tax Increases
 Not Yet Ready

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-15

Egyhazunk bazarja e. no 26-an
kezd6dik es n6egyletiink szorgal-
mas tagjai most is mindent elko-
yetnek, hogy kiyant eredmeny
maglegyen. + helyen csupan ARA
kerjiik egyhazunk tagjait es ba-
ratait, hogy mindannyian jarul-
ianak barmivel is sikarhez.
Oktober San este k0zvacsora
volt az egyhazunkban, amely al
kalomra' Csongorady Ferencne
egy 200 fontos borjut adomanyo-
zott. A vacsorat notagjaink ke-
szitettek ell izletesen.
Kereszteltetett egyhazunkban
Macy Imre Is neje leanygyerme-
ke Dorottya, Loretta neVre. Ke-
Kutyera Andras es
neje Clevelandbol.
Temettetett Csongorady Ferenc
debreceni sziilctesii atyankfia Is
Kiss Julia hajadon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-15

hazunk el5liarosaga legut6bbi
gyiilesen elhatarozta. hogy egyha-
zunk tagiait meckeresi a tagsagi
diiak bekollektalasa celiabol. -
| Ahol munkanelkuliseg vagy be-
tegseg Matt mem tudnak fizetni,
beielentik a legkozelebbi gyiile-
sen. Ahol kozonyosseg vagy mas
ok Matt megtagadjak a tagsagi
diiak fizeteset, ezt is jelentik, S
ilyen esetekben az egyhaz fentar-
tasahoz nem iarulokat a mem ta-
gok koze sorozzak S az ilyenek
termeszetesen semmi iogot mem
formalhatnak az egyhaz szolgala-
taira, inert onmagukat megfoszt-
lax taesagi iogaiktol. Munkanel-
Auiiehet' Sasy oalinily 's' 9as' :.
81. i0N N 49, 49,
iViiiho1 " n'A oiiA nv n" ."
euJ'ahi' ~ ne'h w = ~. 30
iiies seseiseAes''ho' - 'J
dAoAA'i' aAiA ieit.''A'4 o.en' o
s'una.o oh neihui 'o'9'
any asi oei.se uA'. az ~
az ai' f''A'o ~ ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-15

Pecsr6l jelentik: ~ Macy Gyu-
la selyei szobafest0mester felese-
gevel borozgatott. A hazastarsak
k0z0tt sz6valtas keletkezett es 8
ewes kisfiuk csittitani akarta szii-
lett. Az anya emiatt annyira meg
diih6s0dott, hogy felkapott az asz
talr6l egy hatalmas konyhakest
es teljes erejeb8l kisfia mellebe
d0fte. A fiucska veresen esett
ossze es eletveszelyes allapotban
volt, amikor ment6k a pecsi Sc
b6szeti klinikara szallitottak. A
brutalis anya ellen megindult az
cljaras.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-15
A Jezrls Scent Neve Tarsula1

(Holy Name Society ferfi oszta-
lya a mutt ya.sdrnap tartotta tiszt
viselo valaszto gyiileset, melynek
eredmenyekepen elnok lett Draoa
Mihaly, aleln0k kurucz Janos.
titkar Peter Mihaly, penztaros
Peter Janos, penztari tanacsosok
Sandor Ivan es Boncz Janos. mar
shalok Husoczky Janos IS Ond6
Istvan. A society rendets gyiilesei
a no masodil1 vasarnapjan lesz-
mex, melyek kozll fogyiil6seil1
marciusban, juniusban, szeptem-
berben es decemberben lettek
megallapitva.
A leanyok Maria Kongregacioja
is megalakult, melynek rendes
havi gyillesei a honap 3-ik vasar-
napjan lesznek.
Az iskolas gyermekek sza1na,
Xix vallasos neveles tekintete-
ben kezelesunkbe keriiltek: 40.
Eek k02iil 80 mindennapoS isko-
laba jar, kiket ket sister angol, a
plebanos pedig magyar oktatas-
ban reszesit. A t0bbiek vasarna-
ponkint kis mise utan nyernek
oktatast angel nyelven sisterek-
tol, kesob magyar oktatast ad
ezeknek is a plebanos szombaton,
mikor a public schoolban nincsen
tanitas. Akik gyermekeilSnek ez
oktatasokra val6 kiild6ser0l meg
mem gondoskodtak, tegyek AIT
meg most a kezdet kezdeten, inert
kesob nehezebben tanulhatjak
meg azokat a yallasos es hazafias
enelleket, dalokat, verseket. mi
l1et minden magyar gyermeknek
tudnia kell.
Megemlitjiik itt egyuttal, hogy
szombaton szjireti bait, tart hit
konsegiink sajat halljaban, 547 n.
Belle Vista ave.-n. erre, yalanlint
q vasarnapi kereszt-iinnepeIyre
szeretettel megilivjuk magyar
testvereinket, illetve hittestv6-
reinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-15
Keresztelesek. EIDE Bella. Krokk

Keresztelesek. Eide Bella. Krokk
Jozsef es Pankesz Terez fla, szil-
letett Nilesban, O., september ho
25-en, kereszteltek oktober lien.
keresztsziilei voltak krokk Janos
Is Szazfay Julianna.
Rozsafiizer-aj ajtatossag. Oktober
honapon keresztul rozsafuzer-aJ-
tatossag van SIT. Istvan temp
lomban minden szerdan, szomba-
ton es vasarnap este fel S-kor, a
tobbi rapolzon pedig reggel kis
mise utan, mely S-kor van.
Hol kell fizetni. Ha valaki IL
zetni akar havidijat, vagy pedig
adni akar yalamit a templomra,
vigye AIT a kuratorszobaba va
sarnap es ne hozza a parochlara.
ICY ITALIAN mem lesz alkalma SEN
kinek, hogy ragalmakat szorJon
a plebanos fejere.
SZombati tanitas. Minden szom-
baton reggel 10-kor tanitas van a
SIT. Istyan Otthonban olyan oyer
mekek szamara, akik multak mar
10 evesek es meg mem gyontak es
mem aldoztak. Ennel fiatalabb
gyermekeket mem kell kiildeni,
inert az ilyeneknek 6rtelme meg
mem fejlett elegge ahhoz, hogy
megertsek a hitnek olyan melyen
]aro igazsagait, mint a btinbanat
es az aldozas. Ne mondJa senkl,
hogy a katholikus iskolaba Jaro
gyermekek ennel fiatalabb kor-
ban mennek gyoni es aldozni. Ez
igaz. De ne feledJe ell senki, hogy
katholikns iskolaban a kesobbi
tanitasok folyaman megerti, amt
mem .ertett zsengebb koraban.
Megemlekezes megholtakrol,
kozeledik a. Mindenszentek nap
ia S ezzel holtakrol yalo megeln-
lekezes. Aki meg akar emlekezni
elhunytjairol: atyjarol, anyJarol,
elhunyt hitveserol, vagy egy@b ha
lottjarol, az talal, Scent Antal
szobra elott elhelyezett asztalkan
boritekokat, irja az azolSban lev0
;apra az elhunytak nevet, akik-
rol meg akar emlekezni, tegyen
belle nemi adomanyt, ragassza le S
adja yasarnap a kosarba, yagy
lozza a parochiara. Ahany 5000
kitevo osszeg jon be, annyi Ko-
porsos Mise lesz azokert meg
holtakert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-15
ELJ6GYzEsI PARTY


Macy oromiinnep szinhelye volt
okt6ber h6 3-aE, szombaton este
Orosz Ferenc (Bodrogzsadany,
Zemplen n.y. es neje 81. Gayetsky
R6za (Erd5horvati-i, Zemplen n.y.
% Rhoda ave. szam alati ottho-
nuk, amid6n bajos leanyukat
Piroskat eljegyezte Milan Clark,
aki Des Moines, Iowa allamban
sziiletett jelenleg a helybeli Re
public Robber Works forcmanja.
Orosz Piroska a SIT. 1stvan
Ifjusagi Kornek huseges vezeto
tagja, aki ezentul is, ugy mint ed
dig, nagy eloszeretettel fogja We
gezni az Ifjusagi Kornek rea hd-
rul6 mnnkajat.
Az iinnepelyen sok vendeg je-
lent meg s valamennyien sep
ajandekokkal halmoztak ell a je-
gyespart. Orosz Ferencne ezen
alkalommal kitiin3en elk6szitett
magyaros vacsoraban reszesitette
a megjelent vendegeket. Asztal-
bontas utan szamtalan poharfel-
k0sz0nt6 hangzott Ell a fatal je-
gyesek tovabbi boldog eletere, S
valamennyien listen aldasat ker-
TEX a fatal jegyesek jov3 tavasz-
szal tartand6 eskiiv3jere es az
utana k0vetkez0 hazaseletiikre.
Orosz Piroska es Milan Clark
oromtol sugarz6 arccal k0sz0ntek
meg az ovaci6s iinnepeltetest es a
sok j6 kivanatot.
Ezutan Drosz Ferenc zenetanar
- menyasszony batyja ze-
neje mellett tancra perdiilt velr-
degsereg, mely csak pitymalatkor
oszlott szejjel egy sep est emile
kevel.
Az iinnepelyen jelen voltak:
Mr.. es Mrs. Lloyd, Mr.. es Mrs.
Stevenson, Mr.. es Mrs. Dickson,
Mr. Dan Danielson, Gayetsky
Betty, Mr.. Fred Bill, Gayetsky
Annuska, Migletz Bella es Danko
Juliska.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-15

Kozgyiilesiink. Egyhazunk k0z
gyiileset multi vasarnap tartottuE
meg. A k0zgyilles ele terjesztett
jelentGseket kiy6tel nelkill mind
joyahagyassal tudomasul yettek
a tagok.
Sikerilt sziireti mulatsag. Fgy-
hazunl1 fiataloaga a kies fekvesii,
gyony0rii belsejii Wickliffe Ma
norban tartotta mutt hetf6n este
sziireti, csaladias jellegii mulat-
sagat. A gyonyoriien feldiszitett
teremben a festoi szepsegil ma
gyar nemzeti ruhaba 0lt0zott ven
degek igazan feiedhetetlen sep
kepet alkottak. A jeIen volt anne
rikaiak is gyonyorkodtek a. ritka
latvanyhan. A legnepszeriibb ven
deg Kuthy Mariska Is a legtGbb
tolvajt megfog6 csGszlany, Meny-
hert Ilonka, kaptak jutalom di-
jakat.
Lelkesziink clevelandban. A
Cleveland Magyar Prezsbitprian
Egyhaz meghivasara lelkesziink
multi vasarnap este atment Is el6-
adasf tartott magyarorszagi utja-
r6l Is tapasztalatairol. Macy ess
erdeklod5 kozonseg hallgatta
meg,
Egyhaztagok htogatasa. Egy.|
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-15
FARRELL, PA.
36-IK RACE LACI Es TIZ TAGU
ZENEKARA FARREL, PA.-BAN

A magyar zene, magyar dial
mindig hires volt, az ma is es az
marad a j0v6ben is.
Ennelfogva nemcsak nekiink,
farrelli magyaroknak, de a varos
es yidek minden nepenek Macy
esemenye az, hogy vilag leg
jobb ciganyzenekara, 36-ik Racz
Laci es tiz tagu zenekara okt6ber
27-en, kedden este pont s:l5-kor
Farrellben, a High School el6ado-
termeben tartja nagy hangover
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-15
GoRoKvAsvILLAPkRBAJA

Szombathelyr6l jelentik: ~ Sza-
b6 JOSEF oszk6i gazda evek 6ta
haragos viszonyban volt s6gora-
val, Varga Mateval. Szab6 JOSEF
egy sep napon ismet belek0t0tt
s6goraba es hamarosan fOrmalis
vasvillaparbaj folyt le az ellenfe-
lex k0z0tt, amelyben Szab6 JOSEF
bezuzott koponyaval, holtan ma
radt a harcteren. Varga Matet a
csend0r0k letart6ztattak.a