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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
ST. JOSEPH BIG
 FIVE TO PLAY

Saturday night at St. Josephs hall, two Lithuanian Catholic rival basketball quintets will clash in what is expected to be c hard fought encounter, when the St. Joseph's Parish Big Five of this city meets the St. Casimir church five of New Haven.
 Johnny Valukevich, Letskus, Pe- trulis, Dutchie Neimes, and 6 num- Der of other boys will be seen in the Elm City lineup. Johnny Va lukevich Is captain and coach this season having replaced the well known Tommy Degnan, Junior high varsity coach. The locals, will show Baron and Ragis, at for- wards. The 0riskas, Frank and Joe, "Chief" Balanda, and prob- ably Joe Boley. Boley ct present is coaching the Lith quintet of Brooklyn.
 Tn the preliminary, the St. Joe's 'Alumnae will stack up against the St. Casimir girls at 7:46 D. m. Danc- ing will follow the main game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
SACRAMENTS AND
 DE MOLAYS PAIRED

So that both teams will be on edge for games booked for play early this month, the Blessed 6ac- xalnent and DeMolay outfits will hook up in Q practice game at Bum Ter Hill gym on Friday night of this week beginning at 7:46 o'clock.
 Arrangements are in the making for Q home and home series of earnes between Rev. Francis Bar rett's charges and the St. Joseph Biz Five sponsored by Rev. John Kfipas of the Brooklyn parish. The Blessed Sacranents are also aax- ious to hear from other local teams including the former St. Stan boys team, now the Emeralds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
|NAUCATUCk AND.
 CROSBY MEET ON
 COURT SATURDAY.
Rivals at Borough ''Y"; Gilbert Beaten By Ten
 Points in Winsted

Naugatuok, Jan. 2.--A packed house Is expected here Saturday night when the Naugatuck and Crosby high school basketball teams clash. As yet Naugatuck is unde- feated and 1t will strie to keep its record clean against its ancient rival. The game will be played at the local "Y."
 Going Good
 The locals won their fourth straight last night, trouncing Gil- bert high in Winsted by Q 32-22 score. Myles Sweeney who has been the most consistent point-getter for the Garnet all season, had Q big night scoring 17 points.
 Benedict of the home team was high with 10 points for his i've. The locals jumped into an early lead and kept 1t throughout the contest. They led 14-o at the end of the first period, 23-l6 at half time and 2S-2i when the third quar- ter ended. The local reserves also won, the score being 43-21. Sum- mary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
INDIANS, REDS TN SCORELESS GO
Phils Still Lead Can-Anl Circuit--Eagles Drop
 to Third Place
iBy United Pressl

The Springfield Indians and Providence Reds remained tied fof second place in the Canaan Hockey league race as result of their score- less tic ct Providence last night, but each gained Q point on the pace- setting Philadelphia Rarnblers who were Idle. The Ramblers lead wal sliced to but two points. In another game at New Haven, the lowly Boston Cubs won their fourth vic- tory of the season, defeating the Eagles 2 to l.
 The Reds- Indians game was . battle of goaiies, both Rivers and wilson scintilating in their nets in Q hard d-fought tilt.
 All the scoring in the -lCaglea game occurred in the closing peg- iod, Shannon end Motter scoring for the victors before Millr tailed to save the Eagles from being shut out,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
Last Nights Fights
(By United Press)

Salem, Mass.-Johnny Renda, Fitchburg, knocked out Joey Kemp, Cambridge (O; Patsy Fanti, Lynn, outpointed Steve sauchuck, Danvers t4): Tony Dupre, Manchester, N. H, Knocked out Eddie Forrest, New Bedford CD; Frankie Kilbane, Man- chester, N. H., technically knocked out Bobby Griffin, Salem CD: Will lie Hagen, Haverhill, knocked out Young Silva, Taunton, (4); Joe German, Boston, outpointed Frankie Smith, Bridgewater (D; Ralph Salvo. Salem, drew with Speedy Atchison, Lowell (N.
 Pittsburgh Cleto Locatelli, l40H Italy, decisioned Tony Herrera, Simmons, Ael
 1853, Pittsburgh, (l0); Marty Sim mons, i6l, McKeeport, Pa, de- cisioned Casey Rhodes, lesN, Pitts- burgh. (e).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
CITY AMATEUR
 PIN MEET TONIGHT

An important meeting of City Amateur Bowling league teams has been called for e:ib o'clock tonight at the 0enlot allays at which time oil teams are expected to have their managers or captains on hand due to the important nature Of business to be voted on. The meeting will begin promptly ct the time men. tioned with President Jimmy Barber in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

The Cronin Fish Merchants, win- ner of the first round, by virture of their three game loss to the Miller Handshakers, are now firmly en- trenched in last place. Capt. Miller led his team to victory with Q nice 3e6 for his nights work. George was helped along in fine style by John Butler and Jimmy McManamy. The lights in Paul Cronin's Christmas tree were too much for Paul, as he had a hard time finding the pins. George .Sloss and Andrew Perrin did well for the Fishmen.
 Barney Gagain's Plumbers bowl- ed over the 500 mark in the first two games, so they had little trouble taking these two encounters from Fred Mischou,s Orangeade Lovers, Barney Gagain, Eddie Coughlin, Mike Grout, who has been away to finishing school, and Roland "Fat' Clark were the big point gatters for the Plumbers. Joe Silent" Cas- tonguay and Jimmie Tiny" Officer came into their own in the final game to stand out for the Lovers.
 Ray Adduci, George Bolan, Ed. mund McIzale and Barney Henry rolled wen over the 300 mark tc lead the AEcfIale Clerks to c three game win over the Delaney Ear benders. The Clerks have won their last six games. They also have high team with c 1928 total. Charley "Palooka" Keeley and Henry Pop Reilly, former Wilby football star, tried hard for the losers but their efforts were ell in vain.
 George Miller, the leading man up Griggs St. way, had high single with @ 168 score and high three total of 3se to bring home all hon. ors for the night. '. .qaluppo and Cosgrove gave Q good account of themselves for the Delaney Ear blenders. |. . John Reilly was tried out from playing Santa Claus to do any real bowling Martin Crean and Mike Shea were on hand again this week cheering the boys along.
 Alderman Ed Fitzgerald expects to close deal with the Saint Mar garet's league in the near future. .. Dennis Hickey did all the night spots New Years Eve. .. Tommy dunshanan is expected back next week. He has been down south the past two weeks. .. Jim Coach Bagley, our league director, was out of action Monday night due to . few badly bruised ribs. Jim says that he will be right on the fireina line shortly.
 Where was noisey Ambrose Gull. foile last week. Henry Nault, Fret Rappelt and Joe Delaney spent tht week -end in Jack Dempsey's place ... Be around early new week. fel' lows, 50 we can start the New Yeal of in great style .... I hope Free M!schou sees that and brings hii bundle along with him. Joe Gas. tongauy was ell smiles when he hit Al in the final encounter. |. Jimmy Officer sure does get some pretty tough breaks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
REYMONDS ACCEPT

The Raymond Hillies accept the challenge of the West Side speed- boys and would like to play them tomorrow night at the Washington Park Community house. The man. ager of the speedboys is asked to get in touch with the T1illies to- night at the Community house.
 The Hillies also issue c chal- lenge to any team in their class and games may be arranged by calling the Washington Park Com munity house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

More welwishers for Christmas and the New Year included: Joe Louis and his managers Julian Black and John Peterborough; Danny Maney from the Veterans Hospital at Newington; Honorable Harry Beardsley; Rev. James Butler of New London; Bil Kelly of Washington Park Community Club Dick Gray of New Haven, Henry Darlington and Family; Chick Kelley; Pete (Hilton) Dunne; Colonel w. w, Langdon- Thomas and Lucien La Riviere; and Roger MI Busfield of San Antonio, Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
SPEEDBCYS BEAT
 NEW BRITAIN FOE

Middietown, Jan. 2--The Speed Boys, with Dan 0huhbuck setting tho scoring pace, defeated the Mo- riarty Brothers team Of Manchess tar, 70 to Si, here last night, iead- ing the invaders from the SIX Town from start to finish. Dowd and r'alkoSlsi, guards, were out- standing for the Silk Towners.
 The Speed Girls trounced the 1n. dian Orchard girls in the preiin- mary game, 60 to Q, the winners work beink featured by the bril- liant shooting of Bell and Wojta. uxyk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
LEGION PLAYS

Thomaston, Jan. 2-The American Legion basketball team will play their first game of the new year to- night ct the high school gymnasium opposing the St. Stanislaus quintet of Waterbury. The W. '. W. girls i've will play the preliminary game against the St. Stenislaiis girls. The first game will begin ct T:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

Manager Domenick Devito divorced his pork chops and round steak long enough over the New Year of this week at St. Josephs hall In the Shamrock Cap tas of Bristol who hung 3sS6 setback on the stellar Meriden Endees last Saturday night the Brookyns will have more than their hands ull though win for them W bring them statewide notoriety that ought to mean some real bookings this month and next at home ana abroad. The BAG boys work out tonight at Barnard school at g o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
EAGLES DROP CLOSE
 GAME TO BOSTON

New Haven, Conn, Jan. A. (UP)-A dizzy third period brought e 2.l victory to the Boston Cubs over the New Haven Eagles In . Can.Am league game last night.
 scoreless during the first two periods, the Cubs smashed two goals through the Eagles defense. The latter scored just before the closing whistle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
HOPEVILLE DIPPED

The Ansonia white Flashes, managed by Mo Karliag, sefzii-final-
 ists n the waterbury Democrats statewide amateiif hasketbaIl tolir-
 nasnent last season, would like to arrange road games with Ray French's HopeviIle team and
 "Butch" DeVito's Brooklyn A sC. 1f
 either local team ig anxious tc book
 the Flashes, they arc requested to write to Karlinus, a Ninth street,
 Derby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
SUN BOWL TIE

Fl Pasc, Tex, Jan. 2.-lup).- The New Mexico Aggieg and Hardin Simmons Cowboys scored alternate touchdowns, the Texas getting their first in each instance, in playing q i4-l4 tie in the Sun Bow football game yesterday. The Texans scored in the second and third periods, the Aggies in the third and fourth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
WRESTLING

Pittsfield, Mass. .--Danno OMa- honey, Ireland, threw Billy Bartsish, Chicago; Leo Numa, Seattle, Wash, drew with Bob (Bibber) (McCoy, Boston; Count George Zarynoff, Boston, threw Herman Olsen, Mtn- nesotanesota: Steve Brady, fzolyoke, drew with Odilio Marchione, Bos- ton,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

Though his whiskers in full bloom though they are do not add more than few ounces to his weight Maty Sheehan is up to 172 pounds on the Fair6anks Fts half dozen beers day between games which was necessary to build him up to withstand the banging around the House of Davids get in their eight games week schedule They have played nearly 45 games to date, and will show against the Meriden Endees on January 9th in the Silver City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
St. Thomas Holy Name Bowling Notes

Just half of our boys are sporting an average over the 100 mark. ..
 Schedule for next week alleys and 3, Oagain vs. Croninl 3 and 1, Mis- chou vs. Delaney; s and 6, Miller vs. Mcfzale. All in all, next. Mon- day should be @ banner night with plenty of action for ell concerned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
WATERFOWL ALUMNI
 TEAMS SCORE WINS
(special to the Democrat)

Watertown, Jan 1.--Standing even at half time, the Alumni basketball of Watertown high pulled away from the undergrads to @ 28-i8 vic- tory on the high school court to- night. Kiesel's four hoops were best individual scoring while Vaughn combine. In the preliminary game, got six points for the high school the Alumnae girls won an easy 32- IS game from the high school girls team. Summaries:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

great deal of the future of the Waterbury Amateur Hockey League will be based upon tongnts reaction at meeting in the park department oflces at 1s o,clock at which ENTRANCE FEES due It takes little money to make any league go round and if the teams do not get lon the ine it can hardly be marked ion the ice'.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

High single -Nadeau, 13S. nigh three Janerio, 36l. 8lgh team Conn. O., 652. Algh total Undergardment, lSee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
Fuchs Backers SDept Out Of New Boston BraOe SetuE
Rmsors And Reality Goshered From This Sporting World
 By JOHN A. CLUNEY
Tke Grisf or Athletic Contest
srIY January JOttings

Some weird football games have been played since rugby replaced soccer as major college sport but that s-2 manhandling in the mud yesterday won py Iexas Christian over L. S. U will be among the odd contests or the year when the annual review made year rom now Imagine socalled classic of the gridrcn going tnrougn
 itfout touchdown though plenty of football was on sau with only safety and heldgoal gathering points
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

Catholic University looked like cinch at tne Miami Orange Bowl game with 20 to lead that was witIed down to 2O-19 edge for the Cardinals young George Mulligans kick after one of the three tOucn 6owns assuming real importance though 1t was afofses boot after the third that proved the mHrgin of victory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

TOtaIS Q 1a Score at half time, Naugatuck 23. Gilbert 16. Referee: Casman. Time: Four S-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

454 472 466--130i Hi,s:S HiIsSS Ssasss.-Siiies, sstnsle-5SMiiIiIlsr s5s. sss' High Qame--McIIale, b30. High !'oam--Mcliale, 1856.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

Score at half time; 10-l0.
 Referee-Bryant Keilty. Time. Four S-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

Referee-Dorothy wookey. Time -Four 6-minute periods.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Odhaleni Lutherovy sochy.

V sobotu o 8. iodine odpole-
dnf Romano bylo slavnostnf Cd
haleni sochy reformatora, Mar
tina Luthera. Socha stojf ma
Mount Royal avenue u vchodu
do Druid Hill parku.
Socha jest dilem Baltimor-
skeho umelce, Hanse Schiller.
Matka jeho, SO rokd stara, Sc
della pr oslave ma platforme S
|jinymi pTednimi osobnostmi O.
slavy, ktere z1castnilo Sc cd 8
do 9 tisic osob. Hlavni rec
pTednesl Rev. DIR. Charles M.
Jacobs, president seminaTe We
Filadelfii. V reel naval Lu-
thera "v mnohych ohledech
zakladatelem modernf DOLBY,
V reci sve uvedl slova, ktera
Martin Luther napsal do mistr-
neho pojednanf sveho:
"Kfestansky muz je napros-
to svobodnym muzem, podda-
nym nikomu die vfry. Kres-
fansky muz je naprostym stu
zebnfkem vsech, poddanym
kazdemu die lasky."
Sochu odhalila dcera nemec-
keno velvyslance We Washing
tonu, Eva Marie Luther, po-
tomkyne z rodiny Lutherovy.
Slavnost pocala zpevem a.
mericke hymny "The Star
|Spangled Banner. Cele shro-
mazdenl zplvalo Lutherovu pr
sen: "Hrad prepevny jest Pan
Bib mas"
Mayor Jackson v reci sve
pravil: "'Baltimofane jsou sfast
nymi v tom, re Tide vsech W.
znanl zijf v sousedske, sna-
senlive dobre Will. Skoro vSe-
chny cast sveta prispely ku O.
sazenf statu Marylandu a cd
pTedk1 nasfch obdrzeli jsme
odkaz lasky ku svobode."
Socha jest 18 stop vysoka.
Ma postaveni jeji v poslednf
sve Will odkazal $4,000 Balti-
morsky MATTEL zlatnickeho OBJ
chodu z Gay ulice, Arthur Wal
lenhorst, ktery v posledni sve
Will vzpomel 1stavI a dobro-
cinnych 1stavG bez rozdllu Wy
znanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
DEAN DETTON, champion v
krizkovani zapasiti Dude zde
pFisti tYden.

Prfstf utery, 10. listopadu v
hlavnfm krfzkovem zapase po-
radanem v Carlins Park cham
pion Dean Detton zapasiti bu-
de. Jmeno jeho protivnfka nam
dosud neni znamo. Mimo to-
hoto zapasu ma programu Dude
jeste nekolik jinych.
Minulou stTedu zapas mezi
Al Bisignano a Orville Brown
skoncil smutne pro Bisignano,
kdyz pc 13 minutovem zapase-
nj narazil hlavou tax prudce O
matraci re zdstal tam lezeti
v bezvedom1. Kdyz pc p6l no.
dinovem pokusu nepodafilo Sc
lekaTi pfivesti jej k vedomf, cd
vezen byl V ambulance do Mer-
cy nemocnice kde prohlaseno
re trpi slabym otresem mozku.
Ali Baba porazil Chief Lit
tie Wolf.
Tom Marvin porazil Abe
Goldberg v IL minutach.
Zapas mezi Bobby Burns a
George Calza pc 80 minuto-
VEN kffzkovanf prohlasen byl
"a nerozhodnuty.
Ted Keys zvftezil mad Bobby
Grant.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Vzduchoplavecka zakladna
Baltimore

Baltimore vyvoleno bylo Pan
American Always spolecnosti
"a zapadnf terminal pro zaoce-
anskou leteckou sluzbu, jez
zrizena byti ma roku 1888, jak
mayor jackson We stTedu ozna-
mil.
Die dohody spolecnost pro-
najima 10 akrI pGdy, ma nichz
mestem postaven Dude hangar,
1radovna a ostatnf. Ma tyto
obdrzi mesto penize z NEST
skych a PWA fond1. S poce-
tim vzduchoplaveckych lett
Baltimore celiti Dude "zlate
pfflezitosti staff Sc svetovou
vzduchoplaveckou stanicf" ,jal
stavitel vzducholodf, Glen L
Martin, We stredu prohlasil.
Nezli doslo ku dohode, Bal.
timore zapasiti muscle O kon.
trakt S jinymi mesty podel A.
tlantickeho pobTezf.
Mayor Jackson ceka, re "a.
kladna vzducholodi zaocean.
skych pfispeje ku rozkv6tu
m6sta vsemi odbory vzducho.
plavecke sluzby z narodniho 3
mezinarodnlho stanoviska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06

Stavkujfci namornfci v New
Yorku tvrdili We stredu, re v
New Yorku 40 lodi zahal1. Via
da We Washington znepokoje-
ma jest pro zdrzen1 zamoTske
postovn1 sluzby. V San Fran
ciscu nastala obava, re stav-
kou zavinen byti NIUE nedo-
statek potravin.
V Baltimore vSem policist6m
odnata byla We stTedu dovole-
ma a poslani We ctvrtek ku ma
bTez1. Zdejsf stavka lodnfkd
patrne seslabla ana desata LODI
behem "a hodin do stTedy mo-
hla odplouti z pT1stavu. Desa-
tou lodi touto byla nakladni
LODI Jean, jejfmz c1lem jest me-
sto San Juan ma Portoriku.
We Filadelfii stavkuj1ci ma
morn1ci nedoslo We stredu ku
skoncenl stavky vzdor tomu, re
ma 10000 vratilo Sc jich do
prace.
Ztrata stavkou zp1sobena
odhadovana jest Washington
skou vladou ma 100000 den
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Starena poransna padem.

Margaret Fisher, SO rokd
stara, zlomila 81 padem Sc scho
d1 v dome, {. 1902 Aisquith u
lice, dive Zebra.
- Annie Sutton, 49leta, u
derena byla berll a shozena Sc
schod1 v sobotu 40 rokI sta
rym Mack McCrowder. Byla
potlucena ma obliceji, ma lebce
zranena a noha ochromena.
Jak McCrowder tax jeho man.
zelka byli udani ma policejni
stanici. Ku shozeni Suttonove
doslo behem hadky k Will jine
zene. Shozena byla v dome
900 blocku w. Lexington ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
DfTKY.
Chycen, pobodan.

Prekvapeny v loznici Ethel
Schifleton v 500 blocku South
Charles ulice, &c rokG starry
Daniel Smith, bodnut byl neko-
likrat nozem do zad manzelem
Schifletove, Ralphem Schiflet,
80 rokG starym ocelarskym del
n1kem.
V nemocnici stav Smitha pro-
hlasen byl kritickym. Schiflet
s manzelkou svojf NEIL.
Jak udanO, vessel z ticha do
domu S 25 rokG starym Paulem
Cairness a pTekvapil manzel-
ku svoji We spolecnosti Smitha,
jehoz asi 8krate bodl kapesnim
nozem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06

40lety cernoch, Dave
DENLY, zemTel v nedeli ne
mocnici, kan byl dan policif
severovychodnfho distriktu. "a
Lefty Elijah Jackson byl zatcen
pro rozbit1 jemu lebky behem
rvacky.
- Julius Kyler, cernoch, byl
zastfelen Y pondelf casne rano
" nocn1m klubu v 1900 blocku
Laurens ulice.
Kratce pc zastrelenf Edward
Henry y, Fl rok1 starry cernoch,
VIDAL Sc ma severozapadnf sta
nici. TIDAL, re stTelil Kylera,
kdyz tento We rvacce ma n6ho
Sc vrhl sc zbrani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Usmrtil Sc " Texasu.

Fl. J. Veasey, ash 60 rokG
starry, byvaly obchodnfk nema-
.jetnostmi, otravil Sc vypary
plynovymi v malem hotelu v
San Antonio, Texas. Ma stole
lezelo nekolik cent? a list, ma
nemz z~oufajfcf s ipsal, re jest
bez penez a re VIDAL sc vsi ma
dele. zadal ably o jeho smrti
uvedomena byla H. J.. Veasey
v Salisbury, Nd, a H. E. Park
hurst v Baltimore.
Byl synem lodnfho kapitana
re Salisbury.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Kradezz.

Dunn Williama I. Norris, ia
jemnfka mayora Jacksona a
prominentniho elena demokra-
tickle strany, byl okraden @
sperky v Gene $2.522. Kazda
svetnice domu byla zlodejem
prohledana a vSe v Mich pTeha-
zeno. StTfbrne nacin1 zlodejem
nebo zlodeji, vzato nebylo. Ma
kradez pTisla kolem 10. hodi-
ne v nedeli v noci manzelka
Norrisova, kdyz Sc sym synem
vratila Sc do domu, {. 2742 E.
Baltimore ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Ma 80 rokG do vGzeni.

Soudn1m Tfzenfm v Towson
odsouzen byl cernoch, Joseph
Williams, ma tTicet rokI do kaz
nice pro pTepadenf a eloquent
Thomase Purdum.
Williams byl pred casem ku-
chafem v McDonough skole.
Prepaid proved 27. srpna, kdyz
Purdum Sc zenskou pruIvodky-
nj Jay Citrano sedeli v auto
mObilu stojfcfm u silnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
MaIy OZnamOyatel.
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odporucenfm. Pouze tTi v ro-
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Plat die start a zkusenosti. Vol
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Byvaly banker Sc zastrelil.

j. Harvey Rowland, byvaly
banker a syn Baltimorskeho
financnfka, podlehl v pondelf v
nemocnici zranenf, ktere 81
zpGsobil vpalenfm kule z revol-
veru do spanku v AUTOMOBILE
stoj1cim ma Stevenson lane asi
mill vychodne cd York road.
Rowland zijfci v Guilford
vidal Sc bankerstv1 nasledkem
chatrneho zdrav1. Star byl 48
rOkH.