davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
SLOW. futbalisti
v ldora parku
Studenti z Benediktinskej
skoly pridu hrat' v nedel'u
Ursuline High catou.

~ STUDENT 20 Slovenskej be-
nediktinskej vyssej skoly pre-
chlapcov v Clevelande maju
vybornd fubalovu catu, kto-
ra pride sem v nedel'u, "a.
novembra a bude hrat' po-
poludni cd 2::30 v Idora par
ku S tunajsou catou Ursu!ine
High, ktorej kapitanom je
slovensky Student Jeronym
Krispinsky, syn p. Andreja
Krispinskeho a jeho manzel-
ky a brat Rev. Jozefa a Rev.
Jana Krispinskeho.
Slovenske obecenstvo je
srdecne pozvane ma tento "a
pas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
EVANS BUDE
VRAJ SPOROVAT

Lionel Evans, mas buduci
mayor sa osvedcil, ze zave-
die uspornost' v mestskej ad-
ministracii a prepusti vraj z
prace mnohych mestskych
zamestnancov. Ia financne-
no spravcu mesta 81 uz Wy
bral Williama l. Davies, po-
kladnika Mahoning National
banky. Druhych clenov svoi-
ho kabinetu re este nema
vybratych, ale my SINE pocu-
Ii, re isty popredny Mad'ar
dostane vysoky trad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
Cesky biskup
kardinalonl
Prazsky arcibiskup karol ka-
spar povyseny 19 inymi.

z Vatikanu prisla zprava,
ze papez Plus vyhlasi ma
tajnom konzistoriume 16.
dec. a ma verejnom 10. dec.
vymenovanie 20 novych kar-
dinalov, z ktorych jeden bu-
de Karol Kaspar, arcibiskup
prazsky. Jedneho kardinala
dostane Argentina, dvoch
Francia a jedneho Spaniel
sko. Ostatni novi kardinali
su Taliani.
Vymenovanim 20 novych
kardinalov zvysi sa ich pocet
ma 50, CO je najvyssie cislo
cd mnohych rokov. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22

Vsetkym ctenym udom a
priatel'om evanj. a. v. cir
Xvi JANA Husa'' tymto o.
znamujeme, ze dina "a. no.
vembra mienime s pomocou
Bozou oslavovat' 1O-rocne
jubileum Nedel'nej Skoly v
nasej cirkvi. Slavnost' sa "a
pocne o 9. hodine v nedel'-
nej skole dl'a vytlaceneho
programu. O 10. hodine bu-
du slavnostne sluzby Bozie
v chrame. Slavnostnym ka-
zatelom bude dvjct. p. f.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
Slavnost' 10. vyrocia evanj.
nedel'nej skoly cirkvi Jana Husa

Andrej Balaska z E. Pitts
buwh, Pa. ...s a-....-. ..
= ,Po slavnostnycil slazbaeh
Bozich bude spolocny obed
v skolskej miestnosti pre-
vsetkych ucastnikov.
Ma tito nasu zriedkavu
slavnost' vsetkych donna
cich vo Were i priatel'ov a.
ko vsetkych ctitelov b.
zich srdecne povolavame.
Jan Antal, supt.
Alzbeta Listiak, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
VEL'KY KONCERT
v PROSPECT MISIE

V nedel'u vecer bude V
Stambaugh auditoriume vel'-
ky koncert v prospech ST..
Bernadette's Mission v Ma
sury. Bude spievat' 150-cle-
novy detsky spevokol z osa;-
dy sv. Edwarda, hrat' ban
da Ohio Leather Co. a wy
stlpia mnohi vynikajuci So
listi. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22

Hlinkovu piesen: Starry mas,
starry mas.
Pc odhaleni vecera a po-
tbm tanec. Ma 25., 26. a 27.
,bazar po obede pre- deti a
vecer pre- dospelych. Ma od-
meny name vsetko, co len
vas stol a vase srdce ziada.
Pozerajuc ma dnesnu dobu,
|yeci sd vel'mi lacne. Nebude
Vas stat mic viacej ako 1c.
b Bazaar kazdy vecer o pol 8.
Novy sposob ku dostaniu od-
Enien.
n Prid'te - nezabudnite ma
Ven a tie veceri.
Il S uctou
Il Kuratori Osady
Is sv. AlZbetv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
FARMARSKY ZAKON
JE NEPLATNY

Frazier-Lemke farmarsky
zakon, ktory dava moznost'
far1narom dostat' nazad svo-
je fanny, ktore utratili pre-
nesplacanie morgiGu, boil W.
hlaseny "a nedstavny, ape
laenym sudom Spoj. Statov
V Chicagu. ~e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
1S ZOMRELI HLADOM

! z Bukaresti, Rumunska, o.
znamuju, re v tom meste 20
mrelo v septembri II muzov
a 7 zien cd hladu. Jeden Z
chlapov boil sedliak, ktore-
mu sa neurodilo mic pre- su-
chotu a do mesta prisiel "a
pracOu, ale ju nedostal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22

w Wy sl NldC lIlOliol plOfdh
priat' cd jedneho veeierku?
Youngstownsky Slov. Narod-
ny Spevokol "Slavia' S jeho
miesanym sborom zenskym
sborom; ma sirokej okolici
najlepsi siovensky muzsky
sbor osady sv. Mateja; nova
slovenska solistka, 81. Julia
Krupa; dobre znamy sloven-
sky radiovy spevak, "Silver
Voiced Tenor of the Air,
Jan Vagas; slovenske sklad-
by, niektore Cd nasich vlast-
nych profesorov Vojteka a
Mrazeka; mlada tanecnica,
ktora vas ocari svojimi W.
konami; este al solo ma har-
monike p. Eddie Verbom. A
ked' traja hudobnici, ako
prof. Mrazek, Vojtek a o.
drich Mrazek, zahraju, .tu je
tiez dusevny pozitok. A hu-
NOR? Bude smiechu do po-
puku, ked' uvidime a pocu-
jeme PIP. Hovorku, Popovi-
ca a Kovala. Vystup p. Jim
Careyho, ktory je rodeny Ir-
can, ale je clenom spevokolu
sv. Mateja a tiez ''Skavie" +,
bude mat zartovny vystup
po slovensky a tiez zaspieva
slovenskd piesen. Pri takom-
to programe slovenska Soko-
lovna mala by byt' zaplne-
ma do posledneho miesta.
A preto este raz povolava-
me vas Slovaci a Slovenky,
ma tento koncert. Takychto
vecierkov je malo a druhy
nebude "a dlhsi cas-. Kto sa
chce "a miernu cenu dobre
zabavit', prezit' uzitocny We.
Ger, bude pritomny.
Clenstvo spevokolu Slavia
je nasledovne:
Soprano: Julia Mrazek
Anna Sherfel, Aurelia Hani
sko, Helen Hanisko, Frances
Koza, Julia Krupa, Elizabeth
Bolha, Jennie Novotny.
Alta: Helena Palascak
Martha Palascak, Anna Pa
lascak, Mildred Steiner, An
: ma Bolha, Mary Koval, Vii
ma Koval, Mary Walko, Ma
ry Pastor.
Tenori: Pavel Sherfel, Jal
Koval, Jan Vagas, Andre
Kish, Andrej Osika, Pave
Antalik, Jan Antal, Fran
Potocky, Stefan Bolha, ia
l + + Il . i I
Kosty, James Carey.
Basi: Jan Popovic, Fill
Kanka, Jan Sherfel, Jan Ke
8 mara, Frank Shranka, Jurs
j Palascak.
Sh0rnno istrorn snevnkolu i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
SKUSKA SPEvOKOLU
SLAVIA.

Teraz v sobotu vecer bude
skuska spevokolu Slavic.
Vsetci spevaci a spevacky
sd ziadani prist' ma tlto sku-
sku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
LICENSOVY ZAKON
BOL VYNESENY

Oba domy statnej zako-
nodarne prijaly navrh zako-
ma ma licensovanie automobi-
listov. Poplatok "a licens bu-
de 4Oc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22

800 A
Juraj PalaScak
Otokar MrAxek.
Ti ReIa hhska biela harmon Gallo
Voitek sbormajer Spvadza O raxek
Libertine
sprevadza prof. Jan Vojtek
Olortcn
Otokar Mrazk cello
(komicky vystup) jan AovsL
Utonula rave! nI.aOvaAy
Pavd Krfakovsky
Prof Okar narazeR
T. "a doine . E~
Old
- Eddie Verba 3
(komiky Popov1o
Victor
- Krupa
(a) harmonizovL Deems Taylor
suhajko harmonizoval Gallo
''slavia'' s48 s
mint. SIS ss
DRUHA CAST.
(b) ovenkych pesn harmonizoval Pavei Gallo
Spieva Spevokol 'Sava'. III s ss
smeky snhoty tkomicky vSstup) Jim Hovoka
Ludov& pisssh.
Spieva Jan Vagas tenor
IA (al ia som sovan Josef Vasak
$3.50
4
Jim - vypomaha a sprevadza otokar n1rassk.
b) Tancui tancu harmonizovM Jan votek.
spieva spevokol "sava'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22

Jan Vojtek, ma plane spre-
vadza Oldrich Mrazek. Pred
seldom spevokolu je JuTaj
Palascak, podpreds. Pavel
Sherfel, zapisnickou L'udmi-
la Steiner a pokladnfkom Jan
Popovic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
o rs ZAMEsTNANYcH
BUDE VIACEJ

v Niles ma buddci tJzdell
zacne 50 pracovat' u novoIn
galvanizujdconl nlyne Niles
Rolling Mill Co., takke bud
" tom neste . rs robotul Il
Eviac mat xasae1 n z #
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
Kurz V. zupy
S. K. Sokolov
Bude cd 20. nov. do /. dec.
v Lorain, O., pri osade najsv.
Trojice.

Zupa 5. SLOW. Kat. Sokolov
bude odbyvat' telocvicny a
atleticky kurz v dnoch cd
29. novembra do /. decem-
bra v Lorain, Ohio, pri osade
najsv. Trojice, ktoreho sa
maju zucastnit' vsetci velite-
liza a velitel'ky a cvicitelia
20 vsetkych sborov a vencov
prisluchajdcich do tejto zu-
DIV.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22

Teraz v nedel'u vecer o
pol 8. hodine, ked' sa zdvih-
he opona ma javisti v sloven-
skej Sokolovni ma Washing
ton St., zacne sa vel'avyznam
ny, pamatny koncert pre-
youngstownskych Slovakov.
Bude to prvy koncert Narod-
neho Spevokolu "Slavia". O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
ODKAZ REDAKCIE.

Dopisy, ktore sa nevmesti-
ly do tohto cisla, budu uve-
reinene v buducom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
Bazaar osady najsv. Trojice
N.vse:i bazaar tr,herse osady bude toho roku Zasne
Thanksgiving Day, 20. novembra skonei l. de-
cenbra. Kazdy vecer budu krasne veci rozdavane
~t& Celia osada je odusevnena "a bazaar. = a

Dunn, Mrs. And. Hanzely,
Mrs. Jos. Adam, Mrs. Jan
Jakub, Mrs. Mich. Shrek,
Mrs. Mich. Troxil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22

Ma Thanksgiving Day We
vecer v Osade najsvatejseJ
Trojice zacne sa BAZAAR.
Rozlicne vybory zdokonal'u-
ju podrobnosti priprav a ka-
zdy uz len caka ma ten jar
mok, ma ktorom sa side pri
suladnej spolocnosti a kde
kazdy bude mat prilezitost
obdrzat' odmenu --veci vep-
mi krasne, co nam darovali
nasi obchodnici v Struthers,
a sl zaiste pekne, vsak uvi-
dite, ked' pridete; ale tiez
name veci, co SINE zvlast
kdpili, uzitocne a krasne.
Ma pondelok rano zacna
vystavovat' a okrasPovat' ha-
lu nasu Jozef Kacvinsky,
Michal Kapusta, Juraj Ci-
fra. Podl'a zpravy Juraja FL
lipa, Lunch Booth bude
mat dostatocnost' vsetkeho
potrebneho k 'nasytehiu. Ma
tej Zelinsky a jeho kamara-
ii Jozef Komara, Andrej
Gala, Jan aMedvec, Jan Ba-
cak, Martin Vas, Andrej
Kacmar, Michal Kolarik, Jo-
zef @Tomovcik, Martin Ora
vec, Michal Varsa, sl'ubuje
to najlepsie obcerstvenie. Pri
jedalni budu Mrs. j. Kopkas,
Mrs. j. Harnutovsky, Mrs.
Maria Cekel, Mrs. Andrej
Rubicky a vysluhovet' budu
nase dievcata Helen Knapp,
Anna Sakmar, Mary Skvar-
ka, Mary Flip, Anna Rubi-
cky a inc. Pri dverach vas
privitajd jeden z tychto: St.
Flip, st. Gabrik, St. Alma
sy alebo Jan Jakubcc.
Ze nasa mlad' ma zaujem
v osadnych udalostiach, to
dokazujd St. Grancaj NIL,
St. Shrek, slecna Mary Sta
nesic, Helen Popovic, Mar
garet Bakalar - ony budd
mat ma sklade emajlovy to-
var domove naradie. AXE
81 zvlastne koleso budu redi-
govat' chlapi z Catholic Or
der of Foresters pod vede-
MIN Jana Kaperaka, po-
mocou Jana Jozefov, Jana
Vas a And. Jozefov.
Ma cele vyboru pre- bingo
je Mrs. Jos. Skokan a nou
budi Jakub Novak NIL, Joz
Novak, Jan Wagner, Joze1
Sedlacko, Jan l.. Strojny
Martin Kovalan.
Pri Blanket Booth: Mrs
Oh. Shrek, Miss Mary Elem
elk, Miss Mary Kolarik, Miss
Mary Dolny, Miss Margaret
Misko. '.''
Ako uz znate, Jozef Skvar
ka je predsedom toho baza
ru, a ma vykonnom vybort
su nasi kuratori: Jozef Ma
cejko ST., Jozef Chuey. mi.
Michal Vilkos mi.
Kasirkou pocas bazaru bu
de Mrs. ST. Rok. -,
Pri Grocery Store: st. va
secko, Mrs. P. Gate, Mrs
And. Baluch, Mrs. Jan Ia
rajeak, Mrs. Mich. Writes
Mrs. And. Repasky, Karo
Smrek NIL, Mich. l., Gajdos
st. Gajdos.
Pri Fancy Work Booth bu
du zeny 2 Prvej Kat. Slov
zenskej Jednoty, clsla 156
pod vedenim Mrs. Julie Dan
ko. Tieto udkyne jej bud1
pomahat': Mrs. Geo. Seke
rak, Mrs. Jan Scavnicky
Mrs. And. Hanzely, Mrs
Jos. Skvarka, Mrs. Jan Ga
lajda, Mrs. Mich. Shrek
Mrs. Mich. Troxil, Mrs. Jos
Chuey, Miss Mary Virostek
Miss Katherine Vilkos, Mis-
Katherine Virostek, Mis-
K Katherine Danko.
Detsky den bude v nede
l'u, l. dec. q zeny 20 spol
ku naseho P T A (Rodicov
sky a Ucitelsky Spolok) pc
staraju sa, aby deti nase
skoly sa zabayily, pod vede
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
Basketball cata

Ako lanskej sezony, tax i
teraz, tunajsie sbory posta-
via basketballovu catu, ktora
bude, zavodit' V sokolskej
basketballovej lige. Vsetci
dobri hraci mech sa hlasia u
Jana Hnat, 1898 Lawrence
St. Tel. 64324.
Jozef Poracky, podvelitel'
Jan Hnat, direktor sportu
5. zupy S. K. S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
NIKTO NEBUDE .-
HLADOVAT 20 l. JULl

Vo Washingtone bola kon-
ferencia NEST 'anostov ameri-
ckych miest, ku ktorym pre-
hovoril j prezident Roosevelt
a povedal i'm, ze sa vlada
postara, aby nikto z neza-
mestnanych nehladoval po /.
juli 1886, kedy sa zacina
fiskalny rok vlady. Uz teraz
sa stara 0 to, aby novy roz-
pocet boil sostaveny a nacas
odhlasovany, a v nom bude
i polozka pre- pomoc bezro.
botnym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
Slovaci, prid'te ma koncert
teraz nedeIu do Sokolovne
Diva spevoAoly solist budd spevat tiez bude hudbA
umelecky tanec.

becenstvo uvidi a pocuje
najlepsf slovensky spevacky
talent v Youngstown Y spe-
vokole ''Slavia" a spevokole
cd osady sv. Mateja. Pocuje
krasne slovenske skladby 9
pri tom zasmeje sa pri ko-
mickych vystupoch. Program
je bohaty, ako nasleduje:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22

Ked' ca nieco vyEnamn6ho
vas prihodi napi5te 0 tom
.pr6xa a tshte aozln..
Evening star., 1935-04-28
NOVELTIES PLANNED
IN new THEATERS
Two Planned by Warmers Here
Will Have "Streamline"
Features.

John J. Payette, general circuit
manager of the Warner Bros thea
ters here, announced yesterday two
new theaters, costing $1,000,000, will
be added to the chain Of IL now oper-
ating in Washington.
One of the new theaters, to be
known as the Uptown, will be erected
at Connecticut avenue and Newark
street, while the other, the Penn, will
be built across from the present Ave-
nue. Grand on Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
These theaters will present some
thing new to theatergoers in Wash
ington," Payette said. "They will be
what is known as 'streamlined' in ar
chitecture, which will give the audi
ence much better sound effects. In
both theaters, the screen will be en-
larged in keeping with modern
trends"
The present plan does not contem-
plate the use of theaters for stage or
vaudeville. but the stage block will be
made sufficiently large to accommo-
date shows of this kind if the policy
should be changed.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
LIGHTNING PROTECTION
BIDS ARE BEING STUDIED
Park officials Also Are Consider.
ing Offers for Construction
of Mall Sidewalks.

National Park Service officials are
studying bids just opened for INSTALL
ing lightning protection systems at
the memorial entrance to Arlington
National Cemetery and for the con-
struction of sidewalks in the Mall,
between Third and Fourteenth streets.
There were four bidders for the
lightning protection installation, which
will also be set up at Columbia
Island, which is part of the Arlington
Memorial Bridge development. The
indicated low bidder was Howard p.
Foley Co., Inc, 1920 I street, which
has offered to do the job for $2,110.
The prospective low bidder for the
sidewalk construction is Easthom- Mel
win Co., which maintains Offices in
the Woodward Building, and will do
the work for $28,235. Four firms sub
mitted figures. Awards are expected to
be made in few days.
Evening star., 1935-04-28

Place for Religion In the Changing
Social order?" at a meeting Of the
Y. M. G. A. Mems Forum next Thurs
day at 8:15 pm. at the Central
Y. M. c. A., Eighteenth and @ streets.
There will be an open discussion
period when Irving has concluded his
address. Prof. j. Orin Powers Of
George Washington University, who is
chairman of the forum, will preside.
Irving. an executive Of the Ma
tional Council for many years, has
studied religious trends in the Y. M.
c. A. He will speak under joint aus
Evening star., 1935-04-28
Schools to Teach War.

VIENNA, April ~ lR.-Pre-mili-
tary education is to be introduced as
compulsory course in Austrian
schools, the secretary of education
announced last night.
Regular class room hours will be
devoted to study Of gas and air de-
fense. Educational credits will be
qiyen, r.
Evening star., 1935-04-28

ating conditions in the General Elec-
trio Co. laboratories yesterday, u
The circuit breakers will be del
ivered to the project in June and put
into operation this Fall.
Two hundred employees have been
at work on them in the company's
plant here almost a year. The cost of
the eight units is 81 ,O00,0
Evening star., 1935-04-28

solicitor for the former guardians of
the five little sisters.
The accounts are scheduled to come
before Judge T. F. Battle April 80.
They cover all business transacted for
the quintuplets by w. A. Anderson,
g. K. Morrison and Oliver Dionne, the
former guardians.
The estate consist of contracts val
ued at $l14,750, cash in bank, SIS, ,728;
Dafoe Hospital, $9,112; Province of
ontario bond, $4,000; gifts, $l,596.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
Cuba to Execute Kidnapers.

HAVANA, April 81 R.-A new
"anti-gangsterism" code approved by
the cabinet yesterday makes kidnap-
ing of certain types punishable by
death.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
Y. NJ. C. A. EXECUTIVE
TO ADDRESS FORUM
George Irving Will Discuss Place
of Religion Thursday
Evening.

George Irving, executive secretary
Of the Commission on Message and
Purpose of the Y. M. c. A. National
Council, will speak on "Is There o
Evening star., 1935-04-28

Religious Work Department Of the
Washington Y. M. G. A.
The public will be admitted to the
forum, free of charge.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
BIG CIRCUIT BREAKERS
FOR BOULDER TESTED
Eight Units Run Successfully
Under Actual Operating
Conditions of Dam.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-The
huge oil blast circuit breakers, which
will be used to insure continuous
transmission OF electrical power from
Boulder Dam to Los Angeles. were
successfully tested under actual oper-
Evening star., 1935-04-28
DIONNE QUINTUPLETS
HAVE $780, 900 ESTATE

PAPERS Filed in Surrogate
Court at Nipissing.
BY the Associated Press.
NORTH BAY, Ontario. April 27.-
An estate valued at $151,1S7 has been
accumulated for the Dionne quintup-
lets in the period July 26, 1884, to
March 81, 1885. This figure was re-
vealed in the Surrogate Court Of the
district Of Nipissing by H. r. Valin,
Evening star., 1935-04-28

$4,000 Are Past s5.
England now has $4,000 person= IS
wears of age or older.
The Washington times., 1935-06-14
BAER'S MOTHER.
SATISFIED

SAN LEANDRo, Cal, June IA
''This fellow BraddOck must be
all right"
It was Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Baer, parents of the ex-heaVy
weight champion, Max Baer
speaking.
"My Mickey" said Mrs. Baer,
referring to her big boy by a
pet name, "'had to lose some
time. 1t might as well be to
a nice boy like BraddOck.
"This is hard for a mother
to say, but then Jimmy has a
mother, too. She must be very
happy because 1 felt that way
after the Camera fight.
Then Mrs. Baer added:
"But 1 don't think the Baers
are out of it. My Mickey will
win back that title. And if he
doesn't there's Buddy. Did you
hear Buddy sing over the radio?
I really think he's a better
singer than q fighter"
Papa Baer broke in at this point
"Ancil Hoffman didn't want
Max to fight until his hand had
completely healed. But Max
thought it would be easy. Just
last night he phOned and said
he'd win within seven rounds.
But he didn't offer any alibis
last night. I still think Max
can lick BraddOck.
The Washington times., 1935-06-14

as always hailing the new kine
and jeering the old. The heat If
the little chamber is Sitting
Flashlights are popping all over
the place. Wild eyed IriShmen are
cheering and singing. Everybody''
hysterical except the grim-visagec
new champion.
He's backed off into a corner
begging a squad of cops to clear
space so he can breathe.
81 knew 1 had him from the
seventh round" said Jim
through puffed lips, with blood
caked along the lower lip.
"By that time / had sampled
his Sunday punch several times
and knew 1 could take every
thing he had. He never hurt me.
No, was never in distress. He
was a softer touch than I
thought he'd be-"
That statement is relayed to the
crowd in the back and they yell
like maniacs. The old 1rishmar
busts through the Gordon of cops
to ask in a hoarSe whisper:
Jimmy, me bye, did you wear
that St. Anthony medal I give
ye?"
II sure did, Mike" says Jim,
and the old fellow went away
with an ecstatic God bless We,
Jim"
It was the strangest scene this
writer has witnessed in almost
quarter of a century of reporting
No words can fifty describe the
hysterical fervor of those Brad
dock worShippers.
Off in a corner, Joe Gould, the
little Jewish lad who has starved
and lost and won with Braddock
since his first amateur fight in
1924, not half a mile from where
he won his title, wept and laughed
shouted, and screamed and kissed
and Rugged everybody who came
within arms reach.
'What did tell yOu?" he
yelled, over and over. "The
fight was fought just as we
planned. We knew Jim's left
would beat that big bum to the
punch.
1--WE went after his belly. See
him clown when he was hurt?
Baer always does that. But Jim
just went right in and sOcked
him some more. Baer punched
himself out in seven rounds and
then he had nothing left.
Imagine that big bum asking to
have an ambulance there for
Jim. Amt that q laugh?"
Joe laughed. Jim, joining him
fully dressed now, laughed. The
cops laughed. The mob laughed
They yelled, they sang.
Jim went off to join his mother
and father and wife and three
little children. He's off the bread
line now. So are they. He went
into the night, a man among men,
a man who came back from the
limbo of forgotten men.
The Washington times., 1935-06-14
NEW CHANP|O
GETS SPO|LS

NEW YORK, June 14.-The
new champion-the man who
substituted longend bookies for
his own place on the relief rolls
rolled out of bed this morn.
ing to collect $4,000 for the re,
lief of James j. Braddock and
family.
He was the only one in line.
Before Jimmy called at Madi,
son Square Garden for the pay,
off, he talked modestly in his
hotel suite of the fight and how
he knew, after the seventh round,
that Max Baer was slated for
an lex" prefix before his champ.
ion" tag.
my left arms sOre," said the
Pride of Jersey. But that's
from warding off blows. Baer'S
a pretty good fighter. He threw
plenty Of hard punches at me.
But from the seventh round on
I knew it was mine. i knew 1
could take him. / had caught
a couple of hard rights to the
head but they didn't hurt me
any,"
Hard rights to the head! Baer'S
Sunday punch!" but
"They didn't hurt me any,"
How about those last few
rounds-when Baer started wing
ing them in from all angles?
"He was getting pretty des-
perate," grinned Jimmy. 81
guess he thought he could nail
me then. But he didn't"
Braddock grinned and Mrs.
Braddock grinned, a bit tremul.
ouSly. She said:
I'm still so thrilled 1 can't
speak about it. don't realize
it yet. I'd been hoping about it
and dreaming about it and now
that it's here-it just doesn't
seem real"
There'll be an old-time reunion
in Gutenberg. N. j., tonight at
the home of Mrs. Braddock's
parentS-the Braddocks and the
children who were asleep last
night when the "old man" was in
there buSily Shcing off the bacon"
they had heard so much about and
didn't quite understand.