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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
THE BROADWAY
 BUGLE
By DAN PARKER

BOARD Boxing hasn't lifted the ban holding titles though sanctioned match Donald Austraias leading boxing critic ranks the havyweigh this order: schmng shakoy Walker and chaf
  trying to land Dempsey TOT d pre put or % we m h @ te Jack Hood the three leading Tommy acting his American agent aided by Dave Lumansky
 BIG BILL DwYER only sports promoter who, with franchise tracks Dominion and has interest n two in the United states
 Incidentally. Dandurand peculiar supcrsti afraid black the figure 13 and of his walk under ladders but unto him who tries to That's hard luck! Mike Rod den National Hockey league referee editor of the Toronto Globe hardly his office from end of the the Winter referceng hockey matches; he's ball and he ocaes in lacrosse in the spring and fall
 Patrick Patrick Stanley Patrick in the stanley Cup playon between the Montreal Wan Stanley the when he went and male heir he ordered him Lester Patrick stanley Ihe Ottawa senators and Ptsnugh may return t9 the Anhead the Bronx Tigers reverted to the expired managers emergency Garden $oo they fight kick back $25 If they
 ROBERT KLoEss o stroudsberg, trained fights have turned against him because pleasant op %ords @ that effect ean French s"r lost sioooo in business deal the day he was eliminated by week Jean sverted by canceins mac However the fellow still has fortune of $2ooO scmanas a a silver pickle dish which have been worth all Of five bucks Four members didn't attract than hundred when they played at the Garden recently
 RUBBER CHECK dollars the Leo Flynn 1923 by prominent in boxing circles has bounced back confound through the Widow Hymns
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

One hundred bowlers and their friends. making up party of about 15O, assembled in Eagles hall Saturday night to celebrate the windup of that big twenty team league that has thrilled Power company employees during the winter months.
 After the dinner. Tom Flana- gan, toastmaster. called upon Ed Ely, league treasurer, to present to the prize winners the honors which they had won during the season.
 Bus Wallace's team. thee hamps of the league, were given a great ovation when they stepped up for their prizes. This team was made up of Captain Wallace. Mike Smith John Robinson. Harry Brennan and Gordon Deizeli.
 Hugo Lange. captain of the sec- ond place prize winners, e0ngrat- ulated the champs. However. Hugo made every effort to explain 10 the gathering that the two games that they threw away last Thanksgiving eve cost them the title. stating that he could not say sincerely that the best team won. Hugo was not threatened with vi- oience but challenges wffe hurled at him from all sides.
 Joe ualipeau accepted the prize for third place on behalf Of his team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

McIarnin 10 He When Billy Wallace to being Garden  No As matter fact, he had times previously LYMAN says the admission scale for the center field stands  hardening the areher dying beetles and high blood precious fought before the main bout Otherwise agree with you Bat they introduced at the Garden last Friday evening Baano decisions been restored by Thomas
  Jimmy Schnoz
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

dinner.
 Tom Flanagan, the league chair man, thanked the organization committee consisting of himself, Ed Bly, treasurer, Si D'Vileskis, Ray Lautenschlager, Jack Roberts and Ole Martel, secretary, for their splendid cooperation and conclud- ed by congratulating all the mem- bers of the league for their whole hearted support during the season.
 Among those present were: Messrs Dodds. Young. J. West, l.. V. Clark, Cichetti, Galipeau. s. Heitman. Klobedenz. H. Bergen. J.. Roberts. Huffman, Culver, D. Ber- gin. Cole, J. Brown, Doran. Krie- ger. E. O'Neil. Grover, Coluccl. Robinson, Martel. T. J. Flanagan. H. Lang, Anderson. Beardslee, Breithaupt. M. Smith. Byrnes, Farrell, DeVito. Dumschott. Hy- land, B. Nelson. Drummond. Warner, strid. Baker, McNulty, Wallace, D. Brown, Lautenschlag- CT, Goldstein. calabrese. R. O'Neil. Breny. 'Moriarty. Ely. George Smith. D'Vileskis. Potter, Lange. strom, Downey, Morin, Korner, Cross. F. Roberts. Hayes, Burns, taythwlch. Gaugler, Mccuen. Beckley. Zwiebel, Petersen. IT. Hoffman, Joy. E. Smith. Adams. Mist. sangster. ". Nelson. Delzell, Forman, sires. Murphy. christen- sen. Rowiey. W. Flanagan, Gar. yey, Hughes. Mellon, Bernier. Wells. Lewis. Leroy. Knapp, Pray. vaitukaitis. Mills, Pilkington. Ii. Brennan. Hitchcock. Snow, Vaie- rio. Davis. Mouiiiette. Lagerqulst, Keeler. kieiy. Humphries. l. Han sen. Eustice. r. Hansen. Howe. (. ]. Allen. Costello, Doolittie. ur' win. Y. uaiipeau.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

This massive, red gelding which threw track clay into the faces of ten United States thoroughbreds as he thundered down the stretch to clip one-fifth second from the track record in his first race on the continent, will rest couple of weeks and then be moved to the middle west. He already has been ton park.
 In the Money
 Fininshing two lengths ahead of J. A. Best's Reveille Boy yesterday ard five lengths in front of J.. Mickels Scimitar, this greatest money y-winning gelding of all time garnered $50,050 more. boosting his total earning to $332.350. Phar 1.ap now Is topped only by the American horse, Sun Beau, which has earned $376,744, as the great est money-winning thoroughbred Of any class. in turf history.
 Phar Laps co-owner, D. J. Davis hopes that within few short months, his amazing animal will have nosed out Sun Beau for the record, probably during his per- formances in the Arlington handf- cap, Arlington gold cup and Ar lington Stars and Stripes. in which he is the stellar entry. He will be raced at Arlington between June 27 and July 30.
 When Lightning" the Javanese interpretation of Phar Lap, flashed past the judges, bringing roaring ovation from 25,000 frenzied fans, he was timed at 2:02 4-5 for the mile and quarter, one-fifth of a second better than the record es- abolished by last years winner, Mike Hall. He carried the heavy iYnpost of 129 pounds with Jockey William Elliott up.
 Slow Starter
 When the barrier was sprung, Pnar Lap broke away last, but at the half way mark, Elliott had hm in front. At the three-quarter roint, he was leading Reveille Boy at three lengths. Midway in the stretch. Reveille Boy increased his speed as Jockey R. Wholey apllied the switch. and for d tense mo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
NOTICE
SEWER ASSESSMENT

THE BOARD OF COMMIS- SHOWERS of the Board of Public Works, of the City of Waterbury, at a meeting held March 15, 1892, made assessment for sewer pur- poses on property and against property owners on Anderson Ave- nue, from Highland Avenue to west of Granby Street. to the amount set to their respective names as follows, to witt
 Northerly Side:-Joseph Cipri- ano, $99.30; Emil Soprano, Mar garet Elizabeth Soprano, $125.00; Pasquale orsino, $125.00: Stanis- Iowa Szimanauskas. $125.00; Fran cis lucas, $125.00; Francis Jacus, $125.00; George Yurkshaitis, Eliz- abeth Yurkshaitis, $1S7.50: Don Lago, $125.00; Antonio Galante. $125.00; Antonio Galante, S125.00; Donate Porcaro, Angelina Porcaro, s125.00; Antonio Gurckis $312.50; Mary A. Campbell, $125.00: LeRoy E. Foster, $62.50;. Harry J. Beers, $125.00; Antonio R. Colasanto, $250.00.
 southcrly side:-Pasquale or- sino, $152.95; Peter Misere, $125.00; Joseph Raibikis, $125.00; John Cuifalo, Nickolina Cuifalo, $125.00; Mary A. Carter, s125.00; Mary A. Carter. $125.00; Dominick Barbieri, $125.0o Dominiek Bar bieri, $125.00; Charles DeFran- cesco s125.O0; John M. Hutchin- son, s125.00; The Home Building Co.,, Inc. $125.o0; Carmine Per- rotti, $125.00; Anthony Vinclovas, Veronica Vinclovas, $250.00; Ona Pazela, s62.50; Anna Pazeras. $1S7.50; Vittorio Cercla. $125.00.
 EXEMPTIONS
 Pasquale Orsino, 75 feet; Jo- seph Cipriano, 75 feet.
 The above assessments become due and payable, Monday. March 2S, 1892, at the office of Collector of Taxes, City Hall, Waterbury, Conn.
 Attest:- JOHN DiCORPO, 3-21-2t Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

ment it seemed that the Australian speedster might go down to defeat. The horses were heads apart. Then Elliott applied the switch for the only time in the race. and Phar Lap shot ahead, drawing away cas- fly to win by two lengths.
 Reveille Boy, former American Derby winner, trailed his field for half the distance, then moved up fast and> was easily second. Scim- itar also came up from the rear for an easy third. Fourth money went to Joe Flores, owned by s. H. Lee.
 Odds on Phar Lap were to g.; on Reveille Boy, 8 to l: on Scimi- tar 10 to 1, and on Joe Flores 5 n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

collect IL The author of the resII- tent draft Is taking refuge behind the statute of limitations :.
 Lefty Tyler. who used to pitch for the Braves and Cubs, made such a hit as an umpire in his first fling at the job last season that the Eastern league has signed him up again In an effort to wipe out the annual deficit of $H.000 which the Mount Vernon Public Stadium has incurred since 1t was opened, the city has decided to throw 1t open as a boxing stadium this year and Al Weill Is being considered for the post as match maker Note to J. M. C. Alter Mandell defended his light 1t cipbt titla apainaf Mol arnin here
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
BLUE RIBBONS BUSY

The Connecticut Blue Ribbons will bowl at Washington, Thursday, April [. with the Temple All Stars on John Blick's Southern Recre- ation alleys. On April s at Rich mond. the Blue Ribbons and the Temple All Stars will bowl an exhi- bition match. On Saturday, April 9, the Blue Ribbons will take part in the Natoinal tournament and will start the return trip home, Sunday, April 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
March IS.
THOMAsTON GETs CuP

awarded each year to the high
 school team of the Western Con- |necticut League of which Terry. |vllle is n member. for sportsman |shlp has been awarded for the third successive year to the Irhomaston High school. The tr0. |Dhy now becomes the permanent
 possession of the Clock Town nigh
 |sehool.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
Brooklyns Easily
 Defeat St Stans
ESPECIAL TO THE DEMOCRAT

ISPENIAL TO THE DEMOCKATI
 Meriden, March 19 Coming over the mountain from Water- bury, the Brooklyn A. c. basket ball squad, champions of the Brass City showed the fast-flying St Stans a thing or two about the court game here tonight, winning 32 to 27. The score hardly indicates the ease with which the visitors beat the prospective champions of the state league now In progress. Swasey and Dunn were the stand outs for the winners while Kocin captured IS markers for the Stans but was all alone in his efforts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
"A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED---
 SAVE MONEY THE CLASSIFIED AID WAY
Pirnfes

San Francisco, March 21-(UP) The Pittsburg Pirates are sched- uled to meet the Chicago Cubs In an exhibition game here today. Yesterday, the Pirates won their fourth consecutive victory over the San Francisco Sealts, in the after noon, to 4. The Pirates copped the worning game 8 to 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
MASONIC LEAGUE
 BOWLING AVERAGES
March II. 1882.

Euclid Reds 3 Continental Blues Q. Harmony Blues ? Liberty Blues 1. Continental Reds 2 Liberty Blues 1. Liberty Reds 2 Harmony Reds l.
 High Single--Harper. Euclid Reds 156.
 High Three-Harper, Euclid Reds 39s. sen, Liberty Blues, 96.
 High Team Single--Liberty Reds, 5S9.
 High Team Three-Liberty Reds, 1854.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
Training Camp
 Tid-Bits
BY UNITED PRESS
 Athletics

Fort Myers. Fla. March 2l-- (UP)-The Philadelphia Athletics and the Cincinnati Reds resume their battling here today after play ing the longest game of the grape fuit league season yesterday at Tampa. The American league champions finally won the game, to 5, after 13 innings.
 Cardinals
 Brandenton, Fla, March 21-- (UP)-The New York Yankees meet the world champion St Louis Cardinals in an exhibition game here today. Yesterday, the Tanks swamped the Boston Braves at St Petersburg. IS to after Earl combs returned to his old post in centerfield. Combs in four innings. made five hits, one homer, and drove in five runs. Babe Ruth made four hits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
Australian Horse
 Assured As Greatest Racing Money Winner
By JOE GROSSMAN


 Aqua Caente, Mexico March 21-(UP)-Phar Lap the huge sorre $500 wonder horse from Australia which the $50000 added Agua Caente handicap here yeser day. was groomed to-day to continue his American turf n vasion on ChicaOo tracks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
BiiIsTob CHUKKERs PLAY

|ryyIiie Furniture basketball team
 |will play the chvkkers in a City |LesEue game af inc Bristol Boy's |cIub Monday evening at s o'clock
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
Painting, Paper Hanging

PAIN TYING and paper-hanging Rooms papered s2,50. All work done by reliable men. For reason. able rates Dial 4-2S5S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
Insurance

FIRE INSURANCE The cost of fire insurance is only few cents a day Can you afford to go without it? Think what it would mean 10 burned out tonight. See Hayden's 80 South Main St. Dial 3.s306.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

GOODWILL USED CARS 1929 Studebaker President 8 Sedan
 7.Pass. De Luxe. 1929 Pontiac Sedan. 1928 Packard Six Roadste: 1927 Cadillac Coach 1929 Chevrolet Coach
 Hupmobile Club Sedan. s1C
 CAPITOL GARAGE "Pontlac and Oakland Agency 309 No. Main St. Dial S-SOzb
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

51 Business Services tendared WORK GARMENTS dry cleaned Union Ails, overalls. jumpers, coats pants. shirts, and caps. etc. No more shrinking or fading Longer wear Costs no more than washing Give us try out. Mechanics Laun. dry. s92 F. Main St. Dial 5.i377. WINDOW CLEANING - You will save money If you send for us to do your cleaning. Connecticut Win. dow Cleaning Co. office, 32 Wood. lawn Terrace. Dial 4-45f7.
  63 Professional Services ihcations. etc. Louis A Walsh, 67 Leavenworth St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
A RUBBER CHECK for sev,

Flynn prominent in boxing circles has back the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
Merchandise

32 Feed and t-uei
 WATERBURY OIL SERVICE-Dc. flyers Range oil daily in gal. cans for 45c. Dial 3-1394. We also dump weekly In your drums.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
Announcements
Personals
Euslness Announcements

ROOMS papered. $S.50 and up. Wall
 paper 5c and l0c per roll. P
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

THE ERWIN M. JENNINGS
 CO, INC.
 Hudson & Essex Agency 4SS Watertown Ave. Dial 4-57o7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
Automobiles
Autos and Trucks For Sale

1880 sTuDEBAKER SEDAN Die. tator s five passenger. Thoroughly reconditioned. This an excep. tionally good bargain for sS9o' Pierce Arrow & Rockne. Agencies 379 West Main St. Dial 3-41S5. 1880 DeSoto De Luxe Roadster. 106 1929 Chevrolet Coupe, Coach ...$ a9 1880 Pontiac De Luxe Roadster : S5 1880 Chevrolet Custom Sedan. 100 1928 Buick stand. 6 Coach ....S so 1929 Ford Sport Coupe .....S 70 1880 DeSoto s Sedan ........$1oO 100 Others. Balance on easy weekly payment plan. i-2-3 years to pay. Guaranteed protection during ill.,
 ness or loss of work.
 AIS USED CARS.
 329 North Main St. Tel. .3-3347
 Opening Evenings and Sundays.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

BALDWIN ST, S50--5 rooms. End floor. A II Improvements. Inquire on premlsea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21
For Rent Real Estate

APARTMENT-4 rooms. all i'm. provements, ? acres of land. Phone 5.0456
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

WATERvILLE--3 nice rooms and sun parlor, all Improvements. Tn. quire. 2l Harvard st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

rENEMENTS--For rent. SIS to s4G All newly papered and painted. W Fl. Hart. 20 East Main. Open eve. nings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

SIX rooms. hot water heat. Inquire II Waterville St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-21

cHRYsLER RoADsTER--4 .passsn: psw.r' pss wi'S ana sS%Ss sssS 2. s's Wh,.t 'SSS py job for ssbe See it at Geghan- Alierton. Inc. studebnker. Pierce. Arrow & Roekpe Agencies. s7e West Main SC. Dial 3.tiS5.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11
Observation-Disclosures
A MAGYAR NAPON

A Magyar Napon, delutan egy
ora utan a park szinhazaba be-
ment Dankovics Lajosne 827 w.
Madison avenuei lakos, azzal a
cellal, hogy helyet foglaljon az
els6 padsorokban, hogy id6s ko-
rara val6 tekintettel jobban lat
hasa miikedvel6k altal elSa-
dott miisort. A szinhaz nez6tere
ebben az id6ben mem volt meg
kivilagitva.es Dankovics Lajosne,
ahelyett, hogy az els5 padsorok
k0ze lepett volna, lelepett egy
lepcs6n a zeneszek reszere kije-
lolt helyre, oily szerencsetlenGl,
hogy labficamodast szenvedett.
Dankovicsnet azonnal atvittek
a park irodajaba, ahol a park
ment6je els5 segelyben reszesitet.
te. Allapota fel0l lapunk zartaig
mem kaptunk 6rtesitest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11
CITY nix
Los Angelesben
vizip6l6 csapatunkat gy6zelme
utan lelkesen iinnepelte a k0z0n-
seq. - Barany Istvan lemaradt.
~ Zombori 0d0n birkoz6 gy6z0tt.

Los Angelesb6l jelentik: So A
magyar pentatlonistak oriasi am
bicioval kiizd0ttek a t6rvivasi
versenyben. Az els6 fordul6ban
mind a harman tovabb jutottak.
A masodik fordul6ban els0 Som
fai Elemer lett 5 gy6zelemmel 2
vereseggel szemben. Benk0 THOR
negy gy6zelemmel es ket vereseg-
gel es egy eld0ntetlennel maso-
dix, harmadik Petnehazy.
A macy. modern pentatlonistak
los angelesi lapok szenzaci6ja.
A Los Angeles Times egy egesz
oldalas kepet kozolt Petnehazy
Imre f6hadnagyr6l, aki az utols6
gatnal, ahol az els6k k0z0tt volt,
felbukott a lovaval. Azonnal hoz-
zarohantak, de Petnehazy felkelt,
felallitotta a lovat tovabb ment.
Icy Observation-Disclosures erkezett be.
Benk3 Thor 11-ik helyezett volt,
Somfai Elemer 21-ik.
(Folyt. a Six oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11

park tanc-pavillonjaban hang
versenyezett es a tanchoz szolgal-
tatta a zenet.
I Egy ora utan nehany perccel
kezd0d0tt Observation-Disclosures
seny, melynek rendezeseert es ne
haz el6munkalataiert Brogli Fe-
rencet illeti a baber. A Szepseg-
verseny eredmenye a kovetkez6
6 h6naptol l ewes korig: ElsG
dijat nyert Dankovics Juliska.
Masodik dijat Balogh J. Istvan.
l evt6l 2 ewes korig: Els6 dijat
nyert Bark6 Dolores, masodikat
Geese Wilma, harmadikat Bunchi
Margitka.
2 evtol 3 ewes korig: ElsS dijat
nyert Balla JOSEF, masodikat
Kovacs Elenor es Ruth, harmadi-
kat Kantor Beverley Ruth, ne
gyediket Dobay Gloria, 0t0diket
Szalai Helen, hatodikat Horvath
Frigyes, hetediket Gilman Erzse-
bet.
Az Idora Park altal adomanyo-
zott serleget - mint fodijat -
Kovacs Elenor es Ruth (ikertest-
verek) nyertek ell.
A Gyermek-szepsegverseny BIZ
ral6 bizottsaga k0vetkez6kb6l
allott: M. w. Wade, Mrs. j. Nc
Nabe, Max Mayerovich es Steiner
Izidorne.
A Gyermek-szepsegyerseny We
geztevel Brenkacs zenekara ,jat-
scotia a "My Country utana
magyar Himnuszt, melyet a k0-
z0nseg melabus eneke kisert.
A miisor kezdetevel egyidoben
a sportpalyan az alabbi eredme-
nyekkel folytak lie kiil0nb0z6
versenyek;
A baseball palyan a Campbell
Kultur K0r (Heri Janos vezetese
alatt) es a Farrelli Verhovay csa-
pat (Meszaros Mihaly vez. alatt)
merk6ztek egymassal. Eredmeny
8:4 Campbell javara.
(Folyt. a 3. 0ldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11
A NAGYYBIZOTTSAG
K0SZ0NETE

A Youngstown es Videki Ma
gyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsalga halas k0sz0ne-
tet mond mindazoknak, akik
az augustus Ten lezajlott Ma
gyar Nap fenyes erk0lcsi es
anyagi sikeret munkajukkal es
adomanyaikkal el6mozditottak.
K0sz0netet mond a Nagybi-
zottsag varosunk es videke ma
gyarsaganak vallaskulonb-
seq nelkiil, - akik megjelene-
sikkel nagyban emeltek a Ma
gyar Nap fenyet.
K0sz0netet mond a Nagybi-
zottsag Revesz Kalman, Yer
hovay s. E. k0zp. szamvevoje-
mex keresetlen szavakban ell
mondott iinnepi beszedeert; a
rendez6knek es miikedvel6k-
mex, akik Observation-Disclosures,
illetve jatekukkal kierdemel-
TEX a kozonseg legnagyobb ell
ismereset.
Vegiil, de mem utols6 sorban,
k0sz0netet mond a Nagybizott-
sag mindazon kereskedoknek
Is maganosoknak, akik terme-
szetbeni adomanyaikkal hozza-
jarultak a Magyar Nap anyagi
sikerehez.
A Youngstown es videki Ma
gyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11
VERHOVAY r08

Ertesitem a Verhovay 1OS-ik
fiok tagjait, hogy aug. no 14-en, a
rendes havi gyiilesen keril kiosz-
tasra a kozpontb6l kikuld0tt osz-
talek (Dividend). Minden tag
tartsa k0telessegenek szemelyesen
elj0nni erte, inert mas szemely
alairasat nem fogadhatunk e!,
csakis azon taget, ,kinek a nevere
az osztalek sz6l.
Okvetleniil fOntos ezen gyiile-
sen minden tagnak megjelenese
azert is, inert ezen. a gyiilesen a
Verhovay Egylet es. a Magyar
Sz0vetseg egyesulesenek megsza.
vaztatasa vagy elvetese ugyeben
kell hogy minden tag leadja sza.
vazatat. Tehat felkerem ismetel-
ten minden tagot,, hogy okvetlen
jelenjen meg ggiilesen.
Beteg tagjaink: Szabo Istvan,
Ellsworth, Ohio. Gazdik Andras
141 Greed ave-, Struthers, Ohio
rPivarnyik Mihaly 800 Elexander
st. Radnoti Pal 2O18 Salt Spring
Rd., jelenleg Massilon, O. Balogh
Janos I'll Milliet ave. Ivan ia
nosne IS Parnell st. Orosz Ferenc
1874 Shelby st. - Betegseg a tit
karnal jelentendo: 211 Edward
st. Telefon 1872.
Hoffer Andr&s, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11
% EYES MAGYAR I.EkNY
0NGYILKOsSAGI KIsERLETE

10th Helen % ewes, 1853 Sill
man street, lakos sziileinek ott-
honab0l eltavozott szombaton es-
te egy ismer3s flu tarsasagaban,
aki kivitte a leanyt Lake Mil
tonra. A leany anyja azonban fl
gyelmeztette kedves es is lea.
nyat, h0gy ejfelre otthon legyen.
"A leany, aki a fiatalemher befo-
lyasa alatt allott csak .kes8 Ell
fel utani 6rakban teri vissza
Youngstownba. A leany, aki felt
edesanyja dorgat6riumban val6
reszesiteset6l mem tert sziilei ott-
honaba, hanem ehelyett az utcan
jart-kelt, mig vegre vasarnap reg
gel 5.30-kor f0lment Market
street, hidra, ahonnan a hid vas
korlatjan 30 lab magassagb6l at
vetette magat B. & 0. vasuttar-
sasag palyatestere.
A szerencsetlen leanyt az ARA
halad6 emberek talaltak meg SUI
lyos allapotban fekve. A sulyos
bels8 es kiils6 seriileseket szenve-
dett leanyt beszalitottak ST..
Elizabeth's Hospitalba, ahol gon-
dos apolas ala vettek. Kivanunk
gyors javulast a derek magyar
leanynak!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11
FIZETES HELYETT
REvOLvERT SZEGEZTEK

A 25 N. Hazel streeten lev5
Italian Restaurants betert ket
bandita mindkett6 etlap szerint
vacsorat rendelt. AmidGn fizetes.
re kerult sor, ket bandita re-
yolvert szegezett az etterem tu-
lajdonosara es jelenlev6 ket XII
szolgal6n6re, kenyszeritve a tu-
lajdonost, hogy nyissa XII a penz-
tarszekrenyt. "A tulajdonos min.
den ellenallas nelkiil k0vette az
utasitast, kinyitotta a penztar-
szekrenyt, amelyben 1926 kesz-
penz volt, mellyel ket bandita
kereket oldott. A rend5rs6g nyo-
mozza q banditakat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-11
SIT. GY0RGY G. KATH.
HITKOZSEG PIKNIKJE

Hitk0zsegiink tanacstestilete
piknik mellett d0nt0tt. Lesz te-
hat piknikiink augustus h6 14en
Orosz Mihaly gondnokunk fold.
jen. Lesz zene, Orosz Ferenc ban
daja muzsikal; tancol6k resze-
re lesz jo dobog0nk farm-f0l-
don. Hogy az alkalomrol senki Sc
hianyozzek, a vasarnapi scent mi.
seket is hamarabb tartjuk. Kis-
miset kezdjiik pont S-kor, nagy-
miset pedig fel 1O-kor. A mulat-
sagot kezdjiik nagymise utan.
= Belepo .dij ferfiaknak 35c, a
n6knek 25c. Enni es inni val6kr6l
gondoskodunk maid, csak minel
tobb mulato jojj0n szorakozni a
szabadba. A pikniken lesz kisor-
solva Agoston Istvan tajtek szi-
var szipka ajandeka. Ilyen tobb
piknik mem igen lesz mar, eziden,
inert beallanak maid a hiiv0s ma
pok. Jojjiink hat a piknikre sza-
mosan. A vendegeket fogadjak es
ellatjak hitk0zsegjink gazdai.
Gondnok.