davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
Valna schodza
"a A. M. Palkovica
Bude ma buduci piatok, 20. aprila
vecer v Sokolovni ma Lansing
vile.

Ma tiito sch6dzu sn dctive 30
yolani vsetci uprimni Sloyaci i
Slovenky, ktore majii obcianskt
prava konaju svoje obciansk,
povinnosti, to bez rozdielu nj
politicke presvedcenie alebo {
prislnchaju do nasich politickyct
klubov alebo ME. Sch6dza ie O..
tvorena pre- kazdeho.
Apelujem menovite ma nase Sc
stricky 20 Zenskeho Politickehe
klubu ~na Lansingxille. aby7 y
tejto veei vykonali svoju povin-
most a to tym. re nielen ze So
zlicastnia samy tejto schodze, ale
ze so sebou privedn al svojicf
dobrych priatel 'ov priatel ky
svojich susedov susedkv. A ne.
museju to byt' len Slovaci Slo.
venky, mozu byt' al inej narod-
nosti, menovite Slaviani.
Jedna sa yel'mi vaznu wee
Nejde tn len osobu p. Antoine
NJ. Palkovica, co kandidata M
ilrad okresnfho komisara, ide IT,
] nasu narodnn obGianskr
hrdost' nasll politckh vyspe-
lost Radi sa chvalime nasou ST.
lou, ie pravda, re sme pomohli
NJ nejednemu kandidatovi nasi-
mi hlasmi k dobrfmu iiradu. ale
co my name toho2 2 Sami pre- Sc.
ba sme este mic nevykonali. Te-
raz ie svrchovanS cas-, aby SINE
nasu politickn vyspelost schop.
most dokazali a nasu politick1
sim uplatnili. Ano. teraz alebo
nikdy Name Slovaka kandidata
ktory je ma hrad okresneho komi.
sara dost' schopnv snci .ja
nevidim co len jedneho jehc
protikandidatov. ktory by ma
vatsie schopnosti boil siicejsfn,
tento trad zastupovat'. Preeo by
SINE tedy nezvolili do toho tiradu
naseho kandidata Slovakag Nieto
pritiny, preco ME.
Ano, opakujem. ze je svrclio-
vany a pravF cas-, aby sme nasu
politickd vyspelost' dokazali a.
skutkom. lebo zralSy nasich spo-
iuobeanov Amerikanov invch na
rodnosti sii obratent ma mas a Eve.
dayi sn, ako my Slovaci ' tomte
politickom boji $ tvm nasim kan.
didatom obstojime. Hovorim, ST
ma to vel mi zvedavi dl'a toho
ako to dopadne. dl'a toho Ter
dl'a toho mas bndn al posndzo
vat, dPa toho budd cent nasr
politickn schopnost' a vyspelost
q tiez al silu. Jcstli to dopadne
pre- mas dobre, tax 81 ziskame re,
spekt, jestli ale to bude opak to
ho, tax to bude iba hanba pre- ma.
vsetktch utratfme este al ter
malieky respekt, ktory SINE 81 tai
t'azko vydobyli. 10 videnia !! "a
ciatok sch6dse punkt.o . 8. iodine
J 7. = 1dAdanoy \
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
Schodza Okr. Sboru
Slovenskej Ligy
Bude v pcndelok vecer, Sloven-
sky Den bude predmetom pojed-
navania.

Ctenym zastupcom spolkov.
klubov sborov Li"y ako yspt-
klm narodnym pracovnilom a
.pracovnitkam oznamujeme, ze na
pondelok vecer bude spoloena
sch6dza Okr. Sboru Slov. Ligy a
spolkoy skolc osady Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda. ma ktorn SIT ictive
pozvanf. Pojednavat' So bude o
budncom Slovcnskom Dni. Po-
trebnt je sorganizoyat' riaditel :
stvo Slov. Dna sostavit pro.
gram. Prosime o na.jvactsiu licast'.
Schodza sa zacne %. aprila pol
s. hod. vecer.
M. j. Palkovic, predseda
M. j. Lesnak, taiomnik:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22

Walter o. r. johnson ie. oby-
vatel'om Mahoning okresu IA po-
slednych 80 rokov. Nychodil pu-
blitne skoly Youngstowne a pra
votarstvo vyStudoval na Michi-
gan Univerzite. obdrziac grady
A. b.. LIB. .Je veteran svctovei
yojny, ellen Americkei L6gie,
Skaut, Glen statnei a okreSnei
pravotarskej komory, zenatl, o.
tee styroch deti, pravotar mesta
Struthers na drllhy termin a
praktizuje prayotarstvo v Young
stown a Struthers uz II rokov.
Co ohean. hlasil sa dobrovofnc
k armade pocas vojny IA obytaj-
neho yojaka a Dol cestne prepu-
steny co nadporucik. Sldzil vo
Francii II mesiacov oddeleni
strojovych pusiek.
Je blyaly -predseca Strnthers
kiwanis Clubu, predsedom Stru-
theirs Community Chest uz druhy
termin, rozdeliac "a poslednych
6 rokov vyse $4,000 bez centa
vydavkov "a administrator. iea-
stni sa cinnosti pri Boy Scouts
ako predseda rady struthersktho
distriktu podpredseda maho-
ningskeho distriktu.
kym nebol zvoleny Ia nest
skeho prayotara, Struthers NAL
i pravotara pomocnika, posled-
nemu platiac $1,000 rocne. John
son robi pracu oboch : usporenim
mestu 81 ZOO rocne. Y 1882 sam
cd seba prijal snizenie platu o
10 percent.
Okresny zalobca je pravnym
radcom okresnych komisarov. O.
kresnych iradnikov, obecnych
trustisov skolskej rady. Jeho
povinnosti su tedy podobne po-
vinnostiam mestskeho pravotara
preto zknsenosti. nadobudnute
Mr.. johnson pouzije v prospech
okresu, pade zvolenia.
Mr.. Johnson hovori, ze volicia
dosavad J dostavali len sl'uby Cd
kandidatov vel mi casto boil v
sfuboch sklamani. L'ud Sa teraz
kandidatov nespytuje: SEQ budes
robit'," ale "Co 81 vykonal do
teraz, co by poukazovalo. ze mas
zauiem 0 verejne blaho." Mr..
johnson dokazal skutkami, re mu
verejne blaho ma srdci lezf slu-
buie, ze bude slnzit' l'udu verne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
NAsIEL $500 MA sMETIsKU

Ambrose Harle z Galena, H.,
rdbal drevo ma dvore, pricom sa
mu porisko sekery zlomilo. Ia
siel ma smetisko vytiahol eta
dial jednu hrdzavii ri1ru, ktorou
chcel ndierat' ma obuch sekery.
Ked nderil, rnry vyletel ci-
ment q "a MIN dive plechovice.
Dopadndc ma zen, 4 plechovic
vysypAly 50 zlats peniaze. Bolo
Job = 43,500. Peniaze vraj ukryl
40 r6ry, nsboht MATTEL domu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
Scho dza Slovenskei
Polit. Federacie
Bude pondelok vecer v skole
osady Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda,

Schodza Slovenskej Politickei
Federacie Mahoning okreSe bu-
de pondelok, 25. aprila vecer
0 s. hodine slSoic oSady Sv. Cy-
rilla a Methoda. liadam kazddho
zastupcu a zastupkyiiu. 0 ncast ),
lebo toto bude ostatna schddza
pred prilnarkamis Zastupcovia po-
dajli zpravy.
Juraj Petrik, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
SLOVENSKY RADIO KONCERI
MA 1. MAJA

Spevokol Sv. Jana Krstitel a z
Campbell bol Ease poziadany ra-
dio stanicou WKBN v Youngs-
town, ably spieval ma nedel'u, /.
maja popoludni cd l. do pol ..
hodiny. Program prinesieme bu-
diicne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
MAJETKovE DANE
SA w vYBERAJU

Y pondelok sa zacalo vybera-
ME majetkovych danf ma okres-
nom trade. Okresny pokladnik
Warren A. Steele rozposlal 10000
danovych lctov da1ovnfkom. Ktc
nedostal svoj t6et, dostane no pri
obloku v 1rad0vni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22

OAvSAA VO~OSAGVVO w oAVAy.
Slovensky spevokol Sv. jana
kstitelia, po mnohvch ver-
kych namah;lcll, pod riadenlm
profesora Tomasa Belavica, di-
rektora spevu, skladatel'a a pia-
nistu, je ,,z hotovy vynst' do. We
rejnosti vel'kym koncertom V
nedel'u, "a. aprila. Memorial
High School, Campbell, Ohio, o
pol'3. popoludni a s. vecer.
Tento koncert .e usporiadany
pre- dve priciny: po prve, aby sa
nieco zarobilo pre- dietky nasej
slovenskej skoly, ably sme mohli
pom6ct' tym, ktori sd .nachadzajn
v nldzi; pc druhe, aby SINE IT,
kazali verejnosti, jak krasny jc
slovensky spev A pre- tn prici-
nu boli povolanf umelci spevu z
inych narodnosti. prominentni
l'udia ako Slovaci. TAX ne-Slo-
vaci; sn medzi mimi kiiazi. mini
stri, sestry z rozlicnych klasto-
row, lekari, advokati, bankari, u
citelia a ucitel ky a obchodnici,
to nielen Campbell Younes-
town, ale al Akron. Bellaire,
Barberten, Bridgeport, Cleveland
Lorain, Lakewood. Toronto, O.;
a 2 Pennsylvania, West Virginie
tiez pridu.
V den koncertu bude oslavo-
vat s. vlp. Juraj Novak 10-roana
jubileum svoiho knazstya a tiez
al svoje meniny. On 81 ziadal, ze
ked' chc1 mu osadnici pkazat'
dajakn hctu, mech to urobia s
koncertom.
Teda koncert bude odbavova-
ny nedelu, "a. aprila V Memo
rial High School Auditorium, o
pol 3. popoludni a 5. veeer
Program koncertu bude rozdele-
ny ma tri ciastky. V prvej ciast-
Ike budn anglicke spevy. v dru-
hej bude hra profesora Belayica
ma plane. Tretia ciastka bude slo.
vensky spey. Pocas slovenskeho
spevu bud1 vsetcia clenovia spe-
vokolu obletcni v slovenskom
kroji a je ich vyse 60. Do seda-
diel sprevadzat' budn dievcata z
Entire Nous Klubu'', ktore tiez
bndl vyobliekane tych najkraj-
sfch sloyenskfch krojoch - a bu-
de ich 20.
Memorial High nachodi IA g..
ulici, medzi Whipple Av. a Colts
vile Rd. Pre- Youngstowncanov
inc vonkajsie obecenstvo bndu
K sluzbdm antomobily, ma kto-
rych sa zavezn ku skole. Len mech
sosadnd 5 ponlienej kary na Sixth
st. (pri P. & l.. E. YMCA) alebo
ma Stop 10. Ma oboch miestach
bud1 stat antomobily pohotove.
Program koncertu:
CAST /.
(Anglicky spey.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
mas pan minister
ma Steelton 1. maja
Dramaticky krnzok osady Najsv.
Mena Jezis zahra krasnu novu
slovensku divadelnu hru,

u Wac tyyzdnov ie tomu, Go
som pocul, ze al nasi herci osa-
dy Mena Jezis sa pripravuil ma
diyadclnc predstavenie Al mas
duchovny nam uz ozl,amili, ~
predstavenie bude v nedel'u, dna
|. maja. Vlastnc az dynjc; .i"dno
.po obede pol tretej drnhti We
Ger 0 pol osmej. Y prestav.1ach
budh nam vyhravat' nasi mnzi-
kanti pod rezkym vedenim nasho
kuratora p. Michala Piroskn. A
tn sa musim priznat kn jednej
mojej l'ndskej lrehkosti. Som
vel'mi nedockavv ma krasne di-
vadlo Preto som 81 vyprosil do
volenie cd nasho duchovneho o.
tea. aby som mohol byt' pritom-
ny hoe len ma Jednom cviceni ma
Sich hercov. Ia to som >l'ilbii ma
pisaf tieto riadky. A verte mi.
nasmial som Sa az mi ocil slzy
tiekly, MAS pan minister iie
vel'mi podarena veselohra troch
dejstvaeh Napisal ju Slovak, DR..
Ivan Stodola. 20 slovenskeho III
vota, teraz po voine. a preto po-
bavi a rozosmeje kazdeho oprav-
diveho slovenskdho eloveka. Po-
yedam eloveka, lebo to platf jak
nasim chlapom, TAX al nasim ze-
nickam.
Osvedceni herci.
V hlaynych llohach vystnpui1
sami osvedceni herci. Radost' Ma
mich ppzerat' a ich pocdyat'. Ma
teraz podam yam tuna ineIa tycK
nasieh ochotnikov. ktori nam dla
/. maja predstavia veselohrn
Mas pan minister
Stamina, malomestsky remesel-
mix: Juraj Knapik; Slaninova,
ieho ctibazna zena: Maria Kollar;
Milka. ich dcera. dedinska slecin-
y ses
ka: Maria Mako; Ujko, pre- do
brotu svoiho vel'keho srdca, nii-
tenv sa vydavat' "a "aasho pa
ma ministra" pri tom strasne
vyhoriet Stefan Jochman. ten.
ktoreho vsetci w poznate; Jean,
'udske strasidlo. mae synovec
ministrov: Jan Novotnik; Peter,
mlady inteligentnt remeselnik
Jan Martinko; Bohus, nedostudo-
vany univerzitnv student a pria-
tef Petroy: Martin Marsal; Rych-
tar: Jan Knapik; Rychtarka: Ju-
liza Flip; Anicka, ich dcerka:
Margaretka Kazi; Matej. obecnf
sluha majster vsetkvch umeni.
Stefan Hlavac; Zuzka. sInzka !:
Maria Slivka.
0j, ia SOL, ta SOL!
Male veci casto mavajl velke
naslcdky. PAM Slaninova, dl'a
starej posvatnej slovenskei O.
bycaje, vitala pana ministra Il
chlebom>a sol'ou To by este bolo
Y poriadku. Ale ona, PAM maj
strova, cato vsak obycajna de-
dlncanka. po kmotrovsky neusta-
lie nhkala pana ministra poho-
stinskou sol'ou a on. aida preto.
re tiez nevedel lepsie. nebol to-
tM tym oprardivtm ministrom,
len jedol iedol b n1kanej mn
soil ami eoby bola biela varenA
kasa. Ale potom!! Viete Go bolQ
potome Celia komedia, ma ktor6
muslte sa prist'. pozret'. Uist'n-
jem vas BE neobanuiete, ked
prfdete sa pozret' ma nasu veselo-
hru mas pan minister" dina i.
maja. i osadnil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
Slovensky koncert
uZ teraz v nedel'u

Bude v Memorial High School v
Campbell popoludni vecer. Bo-
haty program slovenskych a ang-
lickych piesni. Prof. Belavich bu-
de hrat' ma plane skladby slav-
nych skladatel ov. Automobily
odvezn obecenstvo do skoly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22

8. Etude Op. 25 No. 8 - Cho-.
pin.
9. Valse Op 81 No, 2 Cho.
pm.
Evening star., 1932-03-25

Fancy and.plain.colored broadclor
with tab collars. And men, that ts
collar means that your collar wi
hold its shape from the time ye
put it on to the time you take it o
Sizes II to IL.
Neat Striped or Figured Materials wi
Collar Attached. Well tailored shirts, fl
cut and in just the right color combination
The wife can't 60 wrong in buying yol
shirts for you, we have only the right color
Sizes II to IL.
The same shirt described above, but wi
two collars to match, and these detach'
collars fit the neckbands beautifully, W
won't have to worry about riding collar
Sizes II to IL.
Evening star., 1932-03-25

ner fan. The plaintiffs are represented
py Attorneys Charles B. Brewer, Leroy
humphrey, Lansdale @. Sasscer and
Waldo Burnside.
Eliza B. Reed, administrator Of the
estate OF Charles H. Reed Of Laurel.
Mo, brought suit against Andrew p.
vorrath of the $500 block of Thirty
frst street, Mount Rainier. for $25, 900
damages as q result Of the death OF
Mr.. Reed in an automobile accident on
the Baltimore Boulevard Christmas
night.
The bill states Reed was killed when
nit by an automobile operated by Nor-
rath. 1t alleges he was the sole support
OF wife and two minor children who
survive him. Attorney Thomas o. King
appears for the complainant.
Another automobile accident resulted
IN an action for $4,000 damages being
instituted by Mrs. Florence A. r.
Bullock OF Riverdale against Axel
Holrtdahl Of River road Mrs. Bullock
was injured in an accident on the
Edmonston road about a year ago. Her
husband, Earl M. Bullock also brought
suit against Hoirtdahl for $1,000
damages for the loss of the services OF
his wife and damages to his car. The
Bullocks filed their suits through At
torney Frank M. Stephen.
In Equity Court Ruth G. Springman
of Bradbury Heights yesterday brought
suit for an absolute divorce from James
M Springman of the $500 block Of
Ellicott street, Washington, alleging
infidelity. The couple were married in
Washington September 7, 1929, and
have no children. Mrs. Springman also
asks that her maiden name of Ruth c.
Miller be restored. She is represented
by Attorney George B. Merrick.
Evening star., 1932-03-25
FINED FOR DRIVING
WITHOUT LICENSE.
Upper Marlboro Man Accused
of Operating Car After
License Was Refused.
BY staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY staff Correspondent of The Star
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md, March IS.
Accused of driving an automobile
after a license had been refused him,
Thomas CLANCY of Upper Marlboro
yesterday was fined 500 by Police
Court Judge j. Chew Sheriff. CLANCY
was arrested by State Policeman J. C.
Gates. who has been checking up" on
motorists driving through Seat Pleas
ant district lately.
The man was also charged with reck-
less driving and failing to stop at a
sign and drew fines totaling SIS on
these counts. Albert Moreland. also
of Marlboro. arrested on charges OF
permitting CLANCY to operate without
a license, was dismissed when he told
the court he did not know the man
had no permit
A fine of $100 was imposed on Fill
more Wilkerson of Lanham ON charges
of driving while drunk, while Herbert
Canter, also of Lanham, forfeited $ll
collateral or charges of driving after
beginners license had expired. Can
ter was arrested by Officer Gates and
WilkerSon then drove the machine in
which they were riding to magiS-
trate's Office. Wilkerson claimed the
policeman had ordered him to do so.
A drive ON owners of unlicensed dogs
landed about 20 defendants in court,
most of whom were fined 81. One
case was dismissed entirely and several
dismissed upon payment of costs. A
few were continued
Some of the defendants were arrested
because they had purchased male dog
tags for female dogs, in an apparent
effort to save" 81. All of the accused
were arrested by Constable Earle Black
well on warrants issued by Magistrate
Oscar Poore.
Evening star., 1932-03-25

Lillian @. Morrison. The other candi-
dates are Ellsworth Poole. Elroy Gasch
and W. r. Beattie, president Of the
Bladensburg Fire Department and
prominent in many other organizations.
Mr.. Beattie is the only one of the five
who ever has been candidate for COM
missioner. He was defeated four years
ago.
The present commissioners, N. o.
Brigham, Frank Mace, Baxter Denny,
Samuel Mostow and Milton Payne. were
elected In 1890 without opposition.
. It was explained today by Mr.. Beattie
that the group backing the new candi-
dates has no criticism to offer regard
ing the work of the present commits
sioners.
He said that II elected the new group
would endeavor to hold taxation as low
as possible consistent with conditions
strive to stimulate interest in historic
spots here and have them marked
clean up insanitary conditions, hold
regular open meetings in the fire house,
help to maintain the fire department
continue the trash collection and insti-
tute garbage collection during the
Summer months and construct side
walks in the vicinity of the schools on
the Defense Highway for protection of
the pupils.
Evening star., 1932-03-25
HAND TURNED OPERAS FOR-$3ss!
Ia SIZES! F1DDLE-SHANkS! FAMOUS LASTS!

All Opera Pumps may look
the same but there's a big
difference that even the price
does not always disclose.
Every A. S. Beck Opera
Pump is made by the same ex-
pensive hand turned construc-
ton that characterizes $8, $40
and SIP Operas.
A. S. Beck's largest factory
specializes exclusively in hand
turned Operas. This A. S. Beck
factory makes more hand
turned Opera Pumps than any
other in the world! You can
always be sure that A. S. Beck
Operas will fit perfectly, be-
cause they are made over the
most famous Opera Pump last
in America.
They're all one price-s3.9 IS
in every new leather and
color for Spring! High or low
heels. And sizes AAA to c..
2H to 9-in quarter sizes, as
sure a fit for everytype of foot
Evening star., 1932-03-25
Career i'm Reverse
Begun by Author
OF "Journey's End
Robert C.. Sheriff EnrOlls
at College and Will
Study at hollywood.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Robert
Cedric Sheriff, author of the success
ful war play, Journeys End" is living
his career backward.
When profits began rolling in unex-
pectedly he didn't buy villa on the
Riviera or go travelling. He decided in
stead to go to college
He enrolled at 35 as an undergrad
uate at New College. oxford. and now
is skipping term there to go to Holly
wood and write a movie. He was in
New York yesterday seeing the sights
before making the transcontinental trip.
Il wanted to do what I'd always
wanted to do" he explained.
He may train to be a teacher, he
said, to have profession in case play
writing should fail. He is taking his
history textbooks to Hollywood and ex-
poets to do some studying in the eve
nings.
Evening star., 1932-03-25
BERWYN COUNCIL VOTES
TO BUILD TWO CULVERTS
Construction Is Part of Road I'm
provement Decided at
Meeting.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BERWYN HEIGHTS, Md, March IS.
An appropriation of $500 for road
improvements, including construction
of two concrete culverts, one at Cum
ningham and Waugh avenues and the
other at Kelliher and Waugh avenues,
was voted at meeting of the Berwyn
Heights town commissioners Wednes-
day night in the home of Charles H.
Stein, chairman. The work will be
done under the general supervision of
Commissioner Fred Worden, chairman
of the Road Committee
1t was decided to resurface with tar
Huntley avenue.
Realizing there is vital need for
system of collecting and disposing of
tin cans and other rubbish in the town,
Commissioner Stein expects a plan will
be ready for adoption at the next meet
ing.
Besides Commissioners Stein and
Worden, the meeting was attended by
Commissioners E. C. Corkhill and f. J.
Taylor and Treasurer E. L. Gupton.
Evening star., 1932-03-25
FIVE SUITS FILED
IN CAR ACCIDENTS
Damages Sought Total S81,
600 in Prince Georges as
Court Opening NearS.
By star Correspondent Of The Star.

BY staff Correspondent of The Star
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, March 70.
With the opening of the April term
of court barely one week distant, five
suits for damages totaling S8l.0 were
filed in Circuit Court yesterday.
Mrs. Lucille Groves of Cottage City
filed the largest suit when she asked
$50 1000 damages from the washington
Suburban Gas Companies for injuries
sustained when she fell into an open
gas main ditch near Central avenue
and the Baltimore Boulevard, Cottage
City. Mrs. Grove suffered injuries
about the hips and internal injuries in
the fall, several months ago.
Husband Also Sues.
Her husband, Lee Jackson Groves
also filed suit for 100000 damages
against the gas company for the loss of
the services of his wife as a result Of
Evening star., 1932-03-25
Mems Hose

And we mean just what that
general heading says. Whether G.
you want clocks on the hose-hg- p
ures-or plain colors-we have -
them. Perhaps you prefer silk
or lisle-we' have them. In other words
your preference in hose that are all full
fashioned. Sizes 10 to II.
Evening star., 1932-03-25
TOWN COMMISSION
SLATE is SELECTED
Two Women on Ticket of Bladens-
burg Citizens for Maya
Vote.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BLADENSBURG, Md, March 25.-A
group of citizens last night named a
complete ticket of five, including two
women, to run for the Board of Town
Commissioners in the biennial election
on May 2. All five Of the present COM
missioners announced recently they will
stand for reelection.
The women candidates, the first so
far as is known, to aspire to the board
since the incorporation of the town are
Mrs Nina Merryman, president of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Bladensburg
Evening star., 1932-03-25
Alumni to Hold Dance.

GAITHERSBURG, Md. March 25
(SpeciaD Under auspices Of t h e
Alumni Association of the Gaithersburg
High School a ballyhoo dance will be
held in the school here the evening of
Thursday, March 81. The Committee
of Arrangements is composed of Mrs.
Robert Ward. chairman; Malcolm King,
Miss Mary Johnson, George Ward and
Kenneth Gloyd.
Evening star., 1932-03-25
Blue KID and PATENT LEATHER
WATERSNAkE OR BEIGE KID
LEADING LEATHERS In PRE.EASTER
PARADE, SAYS MRS. REGINALD VANDERBILT

Palm Sunday brought forth
asefnstreals showing of Spring
footwear styles on Park and
Fifth Avenues. A. S. Beck s
stylists identified As expen-
sive original models, which
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt had
already selected for A. S. Beck
to copy for Spring.
You'll find in all A. S. Beck
stores these expensive styles
copied for S.. 95 in the same
hand d-turned construction used
for the expensive originals.
These smart shoes featured
principally the new Sand
Tones, in Kidskins and Water
snake. Blue Kid was also high
among the favorites. Patent
Leather shoes were a shining
accent to the new dull Spring
fabrics.
Evening star., 1932-03-25
Woman of los Knits Daily.

Mrs. Sarah Peary. los. OF Alnwick.
England, knits for seven hours O day.
She doesn't wear glasses.
Evening star., 1932-03-25
Neav Spring Patterns in
Easter Neckwear

Resilient wool lined ties by -
Americas foremost makers. Ties @
that will add the touch of Spring p
to your attire. Dots are the latest -
in Spring neckwear, neat figures
run a close second-match your shirts
ties-hose-and be sartorially correct for
Easter.
MEMS WEAR sHoP--sTREEr FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-03-25

All Silk Picot Top Hosiery
The kind that usually sells
for nearly twice A. S. Beck's
price. Every pair perfect. All
the new Sun Tones for Spring.