davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
ROCNA sCH0DZA 3. 1e1.
P. s. Z. JEDNOTY.

Spolok Fanny Marie Levoc-
skej, Cislo 161. PSzJ. ziada svo.
je udkyne, ably sa zdcastnily
roenej schodze, ktora bude te-
raz v nedel'u. Prid'te kazda j.
dina nacas. Precitaj1 sa vam ce-
lorocne dcty a vsetko sa ma
dat do poriadku, Go sa ma roc
nej schodzi vyzaduje, a tax sa
prevedie vol'ba 1radniciek. TAX
teda vsimnite 81 tohto pozvania
drahe sestry prfd'te naeas 0
2. hodine, lsbo po 8. hodine bu-
de ruzencova sch6dza.
St'astlivy Novy rok praieme
vsetkym spolusestram.
M. Pataky, predsedkyna.
Zuzanna Majercal, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
PRfDTE MA PRECI.1KOVY
BAL MA LANSINGvILLE.

Spolok sv. Alzbety, G. 161.
IKSZ. ma Lansingville uspo-
riada preclikovd tanstnt z&bs-
w dina IL. januara vecer v So
kolovni ma Homewood Ave, ma
ktor1 srdecne povolava vset-
kych Slovakov a Slovenky O.
kolia. Dane budd dive dverove
odmeny, jedna pre- danny a jed
ma pre- muzov. Muzovia bud1
prekvapeni touto odmenou. K
tancu buds hrat' obl'1bena Or
chestra Grohovskeho. TT vedia
tax zahrat', ze az zilky v no.
bach hraj1. O dobr1 zabavu je
postarane. Kazdy nam bude sr-
decne vitany. s 1ctou
Zabavny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
SOCIETY NEWS
DODGERS 4th ANNUAL
DANCE AT CENTRAL
AUDITORIUM

, Haselton Dodgers have booked
Bernie Miles and his orchestra
to play for the 4th Annual
Dance to be held Sunday, Jan.
27, at the Central Auditorium.
w. Boardman St.
Edward Hetmensky is chair
man assisted by John J. Ham
rock and John G. Elosh.
Admission is only 25c and
everybody is cordially invited.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
ZAUJfMAVE DOTAZY A OD
POVEDE.
z. l.. |. S.
Obcianstvo v cudzine narode-
nych deti.

Obcianstvo v cudzine narode-
nych deti.
Dotaz: CT je pravda, ze Gu
dzine narodene deti americkej
obcianky stavaju sa tiez anne
rickymi obeanmi, ked' ich O.
tee ME je este naturalizovany?
V mojom pripade ide o dvoch
synov, sestnast 'rocneho osem-
mast 'rocneho. Obcianstvo som
dostala pred dvoma rokmi.
!. Odpoved': Pocinaj1c "a. ma
jom 1884 m6zu v cudzine naro-
dene deti nadobudn1t' ameri-
ckeho obcianstva na zaklade
obcianstva svojej matky, ale
iba v tom pripade, ak zlskala
svoje obcianstvo po spomenu-
tom dni. Vzhl'adom ma to, sze
ste boil obciankou uz pred "a.
majom 1884, nema vase obcian
stvo zial'bohu nijakeho vplyvu
ma prislusnost' vasich synov.
Deportaeny zakon a verejna
dohrocinnost'.
Dotaz: Co sa stane, ked' pri-
st 'ahovalec, ktory tuna este ME
je plnych pat rokov, vazne
prechorie, ale neziada bezplat-
ne osetrenie nemocnici, az l.
ba po pominuti zakonom sta
noveneho pat'rocia tunajsieho
pobudnutiaG Ci podlieha este
al v tom pripade deportacii ja.
ko clovek, ktory pripadol ma
t'archu verejnej dobroeinnosti?
Odpoved': Me! Prist'ahoval-
ca m6zu deportovat' iba vtedy,
ak pripadol ma t'archu verej-
nej dobrocinnosti skorsie, kym
tuna boil pat rokov.
Prist' 'ahovalecky Status adopto-
vaneho diet'at'a.
Dotaz: Dostal som zpravu
20 stareho kraju, re moja ovdo-
vela sestra zomrela. Keby som
jej sest'nast'roeneho syna adop-
toval, ci by som mu m6hol tym
pomoct' do Ameriky ako ne
kvotovemu prist'ahovalcovi? -
ia som natnralizovanym obea-
nom. W.
Odpoved': S pol'utovanim
vam oznamujeme, ze deti, a.
doptovane americkymi obcan-
mi, maju pravo ma nekvotovy
Status iba vtedy, ak boly adop-
tovane uz pred l. januarom
1924.
Prist' ahovalci $ prvym papie-
rom nem0zu este hlasovat'.
Dotaz: Ci m6zem uz no.
vembrovych vol'bach hlasovat ,
ked' mann iba prvy papierY Je-
don moi priatel z Texasu ho-
vori, ze u nich by som uz mo-
hol hlasovat'.
Odpoved': Dnes neslobodno
prist 'ahovalcovi S pryym papie-
rom hlasovat' v ziadnom state
Unie. Niekol'ko statov me-
dzi mimi al Texas - nieco po.
dobneho povol'ovaly, ale nero
| bia to uz dnes.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
lsingvilcani
VT 'azmi v basketball
Majd dive vyhry v slovenskej
K. Lige. New Castlecania sh ma
druhom mieste.

Slovenska Katolicka Basket
ball Lfga hrala svoje hry v
stredu v Lincoln Gym pred Pc
knym zastupom divakov. Tohto
vecera dostala sa ma vrch v lfge
cata Shirley Club z Lansing
vile, ktora poraziac Campbell
eanov, ma uz dve vyhry, jeden
tie" a ziadnu priehru. Hned'
"a nou nasleduje cata st. Mi
chael New Castle dvoma W.
hrami a jednou priehrou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
dAsELTONsKf v NEM0OI
PODPoRUJtOI sP0LoK
. TATRA.

Umdnfci: Maehal KoGak, prad-
soda, 16 Gladstone St., Campbell, o.
Stefan Roth, zkpisnfk, " Morley Ave-
Campbell, o. Valent Rovder, f6tov-
mix, 1889 Gladstone st., Campbell.
o. Martin Lipka, pokladnfk, q
Starr St., Campbell, o.
Do1orcovia majetku: Jan Basista,
101 Haseitine Ave-. Campbell. o. =
Michah DEurej, p. O. Box. Haseaton
Sta, Youngstown, O. Dozorca cho-
rtch strl3:. Jan Konak, ~ Morley
Ave-, Campbell, o.
Sch8dne odbtvajd - kasd6 I. Ne
.del'u mesiaci katoH Hckej sloven-
lrej Skols osady ". Al1bety m n.
Hassatins Ave-. . l. hod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

Ohio Edison Co. oznamila sni-
zenie ceny elektriny pre- pred
mestia q vidiek o 81 do IL per
cent. Tohomesacne 1cty bud1
uz podl'a novych rat.
Pre- Youngstown, Campbell,
Struthers, Girard a Poland rA-
ty sd po Sc XIV "a prvych 90
XIV, nasledujdcich 80 po Sc XIV
a vyse 100 XIV po &c.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

2. Road information is being
given motorist by a Patrolman.
Courteous service offered by Pa
trolmen ranges from assisting mo-
torists stalled on highways to act
ing as safety cons. rvators."
8. Motor numbers Of car are
being checked. An important &C.
,tivity of the Patrol is the recovery
If stolen cars.
4. First aid treatment is sd
ministered an injured man. State
Highway Patrolmen hold diplomas
in all branches of first-aid work.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
MARIA ROMAN ZOMRELA

Maria Roman, z {. 1876 Lans-
downe Blvd, zomrela v nedel'u
rano v nemocnici vo veku rs
rokov. Oplakavajd ju rodicia
Michal a Johana Roman a brat
Jan. Pohrab Dol v stredu rano
z domu smltku a gr. kat. chra-
mu sv. Nikolaja. Pohrabne o.
brady vykonal Rev. Jan Hro-
myak. Pochovana bola v Cal
vary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
PRIEMYSEL.NE ZISKY
o 70 PERC. VA0$IE

Priemyselne zisky v prvych
devat' mesiacoch 1894. roku bo-
ly 70 percent vacsie, nez "a
til ist1 dobu v roku 1888, ozna-
muje Federal Reserve Board.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
ROCNA sCH0DZA sPOLKU
sv. RUzENCA A BOZ. sRDcA
MA LANsINGvILLE

Ruzencovy a Bozskeho Srdca
Spolok pri osade sv. Mateja ma
Lansingville bude odbyvat' svo..
ju rocn1 sch6dzu v nedel'u, 6.
januara 1885 o pol 2. hodine po
obede v auditoriume pod ko-
stolom. Vsetky ddkyne sd zia-
dane, aby boly pritomne.
Mrs. Julia Horvat,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
Stav tiat v Ege

Hry ma 8. januara
o 1880 Shirley Club VS. St.
Elizabeths.
o 500 Cy-Me Club VS. Holy
Name.
O 9:10 St. Johns VS. st. Mi.
chaels.
st. Nicholas-Bye.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
SCH0DZA OLTARNEHO. RU.
zENCovEHo A B. sRDoA
SPOLKU,

Ruzencovy, Oltarny a Boz
skeho Srdca Spolok pri osade
sv. Cyrila a Metoda bude mat
schodzu v nedel'u, 6. januara
po obede pod kostolom. Po-
trebne je, ably sa vsetko 1dstvo
dostavilo, lebo pridu vazne ve-
ci ma pretras.
Jan Balcik, 1ct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
ZASOBY ZLATA VKGSIE

Zasoby zlata v pokladnach
vlady spoj. Statov sa zvacsily
v roku 1884 o 81, 1896, 600, 900 a
sd najvacsie v historii tejto
krajiny. Celkove zasoby majd
hodnotu $8,22s, 900, 900.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
MADARI PREVAIL OD SU.
SEDNYCH NARODOV HUD-
BU A KROJE.

A"UN ~ASNN AASoNf~JS NV
len teraz k vedeckemu spraco-
vaniu narodopisu a pudovej hud
by. Professor budapestianskej
univerzity, dr.. Stefan Gyoerfy,
vyslovil sa k zpravodajovi ca
sopisu Magyar Hirlap' vel
mi zaujvimave o tejto otazke.
Vravel, ze shromazd'ovanie ma
rodopisneho materialu bolo do
sial' Mad 'arsku ovladane vel
kym naivnym odusevnenim.
|Sberatelia shpadali vo vsetkom
nieco staromad'arskeho a sna-
zili sa predstavit' vsetko tax,
ako by to bolo povodu azijske.
ho, co Mad'ari doniesli do Eu-
ropy. Mad'arski sberatelia ma
prosto neprizerali dl'a nazoru
prof. Gyoerfyho k tomu, zs v
mnohych pripadoch nemaju ich
nalezy mic spoloeneho S Aziou,
ale ze ide vliv Rumunov, Ju-
hoslovanov, Slovakov a Rusi-
nov ma mad'arsky narod, ma je-
no kulttrny zivot vobec a ma
jeho hudbu. Mad'arski ucenci
postavili sa dovedna proti to-
mu, ably susednym narodom Dol
primary vliv ma. Mad'arov,
ved' predsa uciG, re tieto ma
rody su inferiorne a stoja kul-
t1rne nizsie, ako Mad'ari. Ista
narodna pycha nedovolila Ma
d'arom uznat', re nosia kroje,
ako ich sdsedia, a tato pycha
zavinila, re Mad'ari omylom
hl'adali' p0vod krojov v All,
nez by PRIMAL, ze kroj prevza-
Ii cd s1sednych narodov.
Pokial' ide 0 vliv slsednych
narodov ma hudbu, zaobera sa
touto otazkou uz dvadsat' ro-
kov znamy sberatel' Vojtech
Bart6k, ktory o nej vydal te-
raz nov1 knihu, a vysledok
svojho badania shrnul v mad'ar
skom odbornom hudobnom ca.
sopise "Nepszeru Zenefueze.
tek''. Bartok vravi, re Nemci
nemali ma mad'apsk1 hudbu nj,
jaky vliv, cato ale Rumuni, Ju.
hoslovania d Slovaci slime po-
sobili ma raz mad'arskej hubby
v6bec.
W pred 25 az 80 rokmi bol
vseobecne rozsfreny MAJOR, ze
Mad 'ari cel1 svoju hudbu pre-
wall cd s1sedov. Proti takemu'
to nazoru sa AMI Mad'ari memo.
hli branit'. Cd tel dolby vydaly
sdsedne narody desat'tisice ma.
pevov s textami slovenskymi
rumunskymi juhoslovansky'
mi. Ide o napevy, ktore Mad a.
ri povazovali "a svoje. Dnes j:
situacia TAXA, vravi Bartok, x
je zname Wac napevov pudo'
vych pesniciek s textom slo
venskym, rumunskym a ruskym
ako mad'arskym, hoci sa Ma
d 'ari vzdy domnievali, ze sd te
ich narodne eisto mad'arske pc
snicky.
Takto hovoria Q mad'arske,
kult6re dvaja mad'arskf ucen
ci, ktorSch iste nsmoxno ozna
covat' "a nasich priatel'ov. Ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
ZAsTUPCOvIA YOUNGEST.
sLovENsKfUH NOvfN.

PAM Maria Ba6a, 60 Steel st.,
pre- Steelton.
Pan Josef L. Maruskin pre- o.
statne Giastky Youngstown a
Mahoning doliny.
! S2kn Jozef p. seko, 368 Har-
4 Ave-, N. E., Warren, Ohio,
n.264US9
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
YoUNGsTOWNSKf v MEMO.
UI PoDPoRUJ6CI sPoLoK
TATRA,

Uradnfci: Jo1ef Mar.inko, predse-
d, 255 Carlton St. Jozef Javorsky,
podpreds. Stefan Novotnt, t6tovnik,
4O4 East kyrt1s Ava - A1AFs6 L.
damko, pokhdnfk. 1854 Oak . =
Martin Muransky . Ttenkibsk 1a'
dix, dozosocviA
schod1A odby~ajd - kaidd prvd
nedel'u modaei v 1kols 81. CyEila
I Mohhnda e hnd. p0DOlnAnl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

Ohio Highway Patrolmen are as
active in bad as in fair weather
patrolling the highways of the
state to aid motorists, improve
traffic safety and establish better
motor vehicle law observance.
Snow is no barrier to the activ-
tiles of the Highway Patrolmen.
Phases of activities carried on in
winter weather are illustrated in
the accompanying pictures.
l. Patrolmen are about to start
out on highway patrol despite the
inclement weather.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
Vysledky hier

Prvou hrou bola hra ciat Ho-
ly Name a St. Nicholas. V o.
brane vynikli Hlebak a Melago.
Zupko Vanasack dobre strie-
lali, ale protivnici i'm prekaza-
Ii. Skor v polhre bol 9-9. Bola to
nolpS SikovnS q Sista hra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
Spo1u 9 4

Shirley Club nabil catu Rev.
Novaka 3S ku 16. Zk1senost' a
sikovnost' Lansingvillcanov bo.
la primoc pre- campbellskych
chlapcov. Olexa a Olenick do
bre hadzali a Elko S Raschakom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

tyzdenne vychodit'. Kaxdt do
bry slovak dokaze svoju l&sku
k narodu, ked' zadov&xi nov6ho
odberatel'a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

st. Michaels z New Castle
zvit'azili mad catou St. Eliza
bsths 1916. Repasky a Kamin-
sky boil dobri v obrane a Balla,
Hnat a Slozzer hrali najlepsie
2 Gatu CIV Minhala
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They're NEW! New granting in
simulated leather and smart
fabrics. Smart envelopes with
a trimmer. heater look, new
pouches that are roOmy yet not
bulgy. Black, brown and plenty
Of navy.
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famous BiltWelS now
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Your mirror viii tell you YOU never
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SEARS-SecOnd Floor.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
CUM MINGS URGES
LIFE FOR HARRIS
Recommendation of Communication
of Death Sentence Sent
to Roosevelt.

Life imprisonment instead Of the
death penalty for Charles Harris,
convicted of the Staying three years
ago Of Milton CMilsie) Henry, local
gambler, has been recommended to
President Roosevelt by Attorney Gen.
eral Cummings.
This was learned today at the
Justice Department, where the case
has been under study. The Attorney
Generals recommendation for this
communication of sentence, accom-
panied by a long review of the case
made by assistants in the depart
ment, was placed on the Presidents
desk this morning and will be taken
with him on his week end cruise
this afternoon for reading.
Inasmuch as the date set for Har-
ris' execution is June 10, it is thought
the President will not rush his study
of the case. 1t is felt he will act in
accordance with the recommendation
of the Attorney General.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
us. RESERVE BANK
OWNERSHIP URGED
Thomas to Attempt to
Amend Bill in Effort to
Concentrate Control.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Roosevelt administration in
dorsement of the idea that the Gov
ernment should own the stock CT the
IL Federal Reserve banks lent support
today to congressional advocates of
further Capitalization of banking
control in Washington.
Senator Thomas. Democrat, of
Oklahoma. has bill for purchase of
the Reserve banks. and he was said to
have decided to make a determined
attempt to attach it to the admins
tration's omnibus banking bill when
it reaches the Senate floor.
Morgenthau Testifies.
The stock ownership proposal, put
forward yesterday by Secretary Nor
genthau and Endorsed by President
Roosevelt at a press conference, is not
contained at present in the bank bill
The bill centralizes control over the
Reserve banks and over credit and
money In Washington, but leaves the
banks themselves In private hands.
Secretary Morgenthau. testifying
yesterday before a Banking Subcom-
mittee of the Senate, did not actually
suggest that his new proposal be in
corporated in the bill. But he said
he was a member of the school which
believed the Government should own
the stock Of the Federal Reserve
banks.
Urges Supreme Court"
To this he added a S,.ooastio,, that
the Federal Reserve Beard be given
full power to control the flow of cur
rency and credit, free from political
influence. It would be patterned after
the Supreme Court, he said, and would
be independent except that the Presi-
dent would retain the appointive
power.
Later reporters asked President
Roosevelt about the bank stock own
ership suggestion. He replied that
the plan certainly would solve a
great many questions.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
ROOSEVELT TO PASS
WEEK END ON YACHT
May Fish for Hardheads Off
Solomons Island-Party to
Include Friends.

With a small party of friends, Presi-
dent Roosevelt will spend the week
end aboard the presidential yacht Sc
quota.
Mr.. Roosevelt left by motor from
the White House shortly after II
am. for Quantico, Va, where he and
his companions will go aboard the
yacht and Immediately start on a
journey which will probably take them
out into the bay and possibly to
Solomons Island, where the craft will
anchor for the night.
In the event the President does
voyage to Solomons waters, it is
thought likely he may be tempted t,
cast his line for hardheads, which are
said to be running favorably in those
waters. He intends to return to WASH
ington after dark tomorrow.
At some point along the Patuxent
River tomorrow morning, Mrs. Roose-
velt will join the yachting party. She
was forced to remain at the White
House this afternoon to act as hostess
at garden party.
Instead Of returning to Washing
ton, the Sequoia will carry the
party to Annapolis, where
White House automobiles will be watt
ing to bring them back to the city.
The yacht will remain at Annapolis
To- be ready Saturday for the Presi-
dents use while viewing the boat
races between Harvard and the Naval
Academy cadets. His son, Franklin,
jr. will participate.
In the yachting party will be Judge
and Mrs. Samuel Rosenmann, old
friends of the President from New
York; Col. Edwin Watson, the Presi-
dents military aide, and Mrs. Watson,
and Miss Marguerite LIE Hand, the
Presidents personal secretary.
The prospects during the forenoon
were that Mr. Roosevelt may have to
devote some of his time during the
week end to the completion of the
Of the bonus message he Is to
read to Congress probably
Monday.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
L|THUAN|A SPARES
4 NAZ| PL0TTERS
President Commutes Sen.
tences After Supreme Court
UphoIds Convictions.
By the Associated Press.

KAUNAS, Lithuania, May 1s.-
President Antanas Smetona today
commuted to life imprisonment the
death sentences of four Memel Nazis
condemned by a Lithuanian court for
plotting the return of the Memel ter
ritory TO the Reich.
The President himself took the ini-
tiative in committing the death ver-
diets after the four defendants had
refused to appeal for clemency. Their
lawyers had asked mercy but legally
the request was invalid as it did not
bear the signatures of the condemned
men.
Today's decree provided that the
men would lose their citizenship and
that their property would be confis-
Gated. They will be confined in
Kaunas Jail. The 83 other prisoners,
similarly charged, who were recently
sentenced to terms of imprisonment of
from months to IS years, will be
transferred to provincial prisons.
The Memel territory police today
were reinforced by border patrolmen
to discourage any possible anti-govern-
ment demonstrations. sStrong forces
of police patroled the Kaunas streets
and double guards were mounted at
the prison gates.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
INJURY
ST|RS WILD RUMOR
Famed World War Figure,
Still in Coma, Linked to
Military Secrets.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WOOL, Dorsetshire, England. May
18.-Wild rumors fitted about Col.
T. E. Lawrence today as the famed
World War figure lay for the fifth
day unconscious from a motor cycle
accident.
The reports we're more fantastic than
many of the legends linked to Law
rence's Arabian adventures.
One was that Britain would be in
peril If Lawrence died because his
brain holds the country's war plans.
Another was that the man in the hos
pital is not Lawrence because the
colonel is on a secret mission in the
Far East.
Still another was that foreign
agents caused mysterious fires near
the lonely Dorsetshire cottage where
Lawrence lived in an effort to obtain
or destroy invaluable documents.
A. w. Lawrence, brother of the man
who changed his name to T. z. Shaw
when he joined the Royal Air Force
in 1927, said the reports were utter
nonsense"
He was not connected with any
Government work" said the brother,
and had only private papers in the
cottage in addition to valuable books
he collected"
The tales followed on the heels of
reports that the crash Monday. when
Lawrence was travelling at high
speed, resulted from an attempt on
his life. One story said that a mys-
terious motorist. possibly foreign
agent. sped away after ambushing
Lawrence.
The colonel's condition was CON-
plicated today by a congestion in the
right lung.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
MEXICO SHUFFLES
9CONSULS IN j. s.
HermOIao Torres, Accused
by House Committee,
Sent to Denver.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A shift of nine Mexican consular
officials in this country-including
Hermolao E. Torres. whom a House
committee accused Of attempting to
intimidate Mexican Catholics TO keep
them from holding a religious parade
in San Bernardino, Calf, was an
nounced today by the State Depart
ment.
Both 1t and the Mexican Embassy
described the transfers as merely rou-
tine
Torres, who has been consul at San
Bernardino, was shifted to Denver.
The embassy said this was move to-
ward solution Of Mexican labor trou-
bles in Colorado.
Reports here indicated Torres, who
has been In Denver for some time. al
ready had conferred with Gov. E. c.
Johnson and progress had been made
toward a solution of the problem.
Alexandra v. Martinez has been
relieved of his post in Los Angeles
and moved elsewhere.
Information was not available here
as to whether he and the other seven
had been transferred.
Martinez also was recently under
fire of Catholic organizations in Cali
fornia for alleged propaganda activi-
ties supporting the Mexican govern
ment's religious policy.
Since the Inauguration last Deem
ber l Of President Cardenas consular
officials have been shifted In general
move to reorganize the service.
Emphasis has been laid on the fact
that recent changes do not imply the
closing Of consular Offices and all posts
have been or will be refllled with
other transferred officers.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
MIRA. FUND TIED UP
BY M'CARL RULING
Money Must Be Used Only for
Public Works, Controller
Declares.

In decision which will have the
effect of tying up certain unexpended
appropriations made under the ma
tional industrial recovery act after
June 80. Controller General McCarl
has held in effect that this money
may be used only in public works.
The decision was rendered to the
acting director of the budget and
made public today. At the Budget
Bureau it was said that not a great
deal would be involved, although no
estimate would be made as to the pos
sible sum.
McCarls decision was in direct con-
f1ict with that of the director of the
legal division of the Public Works
Administration, who said all N. r. A.
moneys would be available until June
80, 1937-the date of expiration of
the new omnibus work-relief legis-
lation.
The Budget Bureau will make a
check of executive orders under which
various recovery funds have been
administered to determine what comes
under public works category.