davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-26
DESIRE YOUR FRIENDSHIP

I DESIRE YOUR FRIENDSHIP If you would be true friend to me please do not bring liquor to my home I appreciate the friendly ex- pression when people bring in their small "mickeys" but in the end I pay for "barrelr'.
 Do not bring them in-I will or der what I want.
 Signed HARRY SAITO Advt.
 FOUND-A key ring with keys on it. Owner may have same by iden- tifying and paying for this adver- tisement.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
TOMAS l.. CERNOCH "a
AUDITORA v CAMPBELL

Tomas L. Cernoch, sloven-
sky kandidat "a mestskeho
auditora v Campbell, je sy-
nom Jana a Alzbety Ger
noch. Narodeny boil v Ha-
seltone ma Cherry St., kde
Jeho rodicia byvali "a oser
rokov a potom sa prest'aho-
vail do Campbell. kde by
vaju uz 80 rokov. Skoro ka-
zdy pozna Tomasa L. Ger
mocha ako ''Teamus". Kaz-
dy, kto bude hlasovat' "a
Thomas L. Cernoch, bude
hlasovat' "a Teamusa. Pra-
coval v A. a P. Store "a o.
sem rokov a teraz pracuje
v hot strip millu u Sheet and
Tube Co. Thomas L. Ger
noch je jediny slovensky
kandidat ma tento trad a bu-
de vd'acny kazdemu "a pod
poru. s... .-...s...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
SIROTA PODHRADSKYCH
Roman.
Napisala TEREZ1A vANSOVA.
Roman.
(Pokracovanie.)

TAX prosila deva a mlady
farar pozrel do jej oci, vi
del, ze z nej hovori cit prav-
divy, ze tato deva ME z ma
lichernych pletich alebo z
neopravnenej hrdosti povrh-
la jeho nabidnutim. Ci tusil,
ze NAL tax silneho soka, -
ze ME same tie priciny, kto-
re uviedla Viola co prekaz-
ky, stavaly sa mu v cestu,
lebo tie l'ahko daily by sa
vyvratit'. Ci tusil - mono,
re ano, aspon pozdejsie, ked'
otupoval osten bol'u jeho,
casom zbureny.
Ked' opustil izbu - ucti-
We a dostojne, divala sa Vio-
la "a MIN, akoby S MIN bola
unikla kazda svetla myslien-
ka. - Vsetko svetlo, cit pre-
krasu a dobro naucila sa po-
znavat' u neho, on naucil ju
verit', - on milovat' tych,
ktcri mas ubijaj1 - a ona
mu takto odplatila. Oh, aka
ironia! myslela 81 deva, ked'
pomaly al ona vzd'al'ovala
sa z izby. Ujec ju silno pri-
tiahnul k sebe a hladkanim
jej tvare daval ma javo svo-
ju spokojnost', no ona sama
nebola spokojna so sebou -
a bola by sa mohla stavit',
Re veru al druhi spoluobyva-
telia domu - vyjmuc jedi
neho ujca.
10. Imrich sa spytuje.
Ako predvidala Viola, tax
bolo. V kuchyni prijaly ju
nepriaznive zraky a dsecne,
nelaskave slova ranily jej
dusu. No ona chopila sa pra-
ce svojej bez toho, zeby ma
ustipky mala netrpezlivd, a.
lebo vzdorovitd odpoved'.
Herminka nemohla trpiet',
aby senzacna udalost' nebo-
la vycerpana.
Zach, skoda- svadby!' pre-
hodila znovu, ia tesla som
Isa, ze zaroven s tetuskiny-
mi meninami budeme slavit'
i zasnubenie!"
'Ba len povedz mi, Her.
muska, koho caka ia vyso-
komysel'na slecna?"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
PACELLA SA UCHADZA
o ZNOVU-ZVOLENIE
Jan Yavorsky a
Stefan Cubane.

Slovaci v Campbell budd
mat prilezitost' odmenit' L.
radnika. ktory i'm svedomite
sl1zil "a posledne diva roxy,
ked' polozia krizik pred me-
nom Anthony F. Pacella, pri
vopbach v utorok.
Ia posledne diva roxy. p.
Pacella nedrzal kancelarie
indie, ale sa dal najst' ru-
dom kazdy den v mestskej
budove. Starsi obcania do
svedcia, ze jeho predchodco-
via tax nedradovali.
Pan Pacella citi, ze je este
mlady clovek q chce 81 uro-
bit dobre memo testnym q
lsvedomitym dradovsnim pre-
obcanov mesta Campbell.
Znoyuzvolenie p&na Pacellu
Include obanovan6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
JozEF KAPUsTA MRTvY

Jozef Kapusta, z {. 469
Richland Ave-, zomrel "a. O.
ktobra v Columbus, o., po
automobilovej nehode, v kto-
rel utrpel smrtel'ns crane
ME. Boil zamestnany v CCC
kempe vo Fort Hays es, O. o.
plakavaju no rodicia Juraj
Maria Kapusta. tri sestry,
vel. sestra Ottelia v klastore
sv. Vincenta v Pcrrysvil,e,
Pa, Anna a Ruth donna
bratia Juraj, Ludvik a Jan.
Bol ddom G. 3O5. IKsJ. Po-
hrab mu Dol v pondelok z
domu smutku a cl,rimu M.
Jezis. Pohrabne obrady od-
bayil Rev. st. Kocis. Pocho-
vany Dol ma Calvary cinto-
rine. -. > ,....". g.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

DR.. Nikolaj j. Sopkovich
je kandidatom "a elena skol-
skej rady (Board of Educa-
tion) v Youngstown, ma kto-
re postavenie je vysoko kva-
lifikovanym svojim vysoko-
skolskym vzdelanim. Naro-
dill sa a vychovany Dol tuna
v Youngstown. Je graduan-
tom CLANCY High skoly a
ma B. S. a D. D. S. stupne
z Pittsburgh university. Boil
instruktorom v zubolekar-
skom departments George
town univerzity vo Wash
ington, D: G.. Vsetci Slova-
ci a Slaviani pracujd "a ne
no, ably Dol zvoleny, lebo u
znavajd potrebu, ably Slavia-
nj mali zastupcu v skolskej
rade. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
DVAJA UHLIARI IA
YARABA A SOPKOVICA

Ctena redakcia, dvaja u.
hliari sa sisli a 81 zrobili val.
MI schodzu, ma ktorej So
rozhodli pracovat' "a zvole,
ME p. Yaraba a dr.. Sopko-
vica. W je cas- sa spojit' a
pracovat' svoj "a svojho v
tychto vol'bach. Zvol'me br.
Yaraba "a predsedu NEST.
skej rady a brata Sopkovica
do skolskej rady. W treba,
aby al Slovaci daco mali a
zeby druhe narodnosti vide
ly, re Slovak este zije. Te.
raz zabudnime ma nasu "a.
visit, a dajme 81 pravice. To
pisu dvaja chudobni uhliari,
co ich slovensky Pud nechce
ami poznat'. No my vyzije-
me al ma uhli. Len vas py.
tame, bud 'te tax dobri a
hlasujte 5. novembra ma
tychto dvoch slovenskych
kandidatov. Al ma nasho Pc
ira Mulhollanda "a mestske-
no sudcu. Vopred vam d'a-
kujeme. Vasi slovenski uhlia-
ri,
Jan Yavorsky a
Stefan Cubane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
WILLIAM SPAGNOLA "a
MAYORA.

William B. Spagnola,. kto-
ry kandiduje "a mayora me-
sta Youngstown, bol "a osem
rokov city prosecutor. Pocas
jeho uradovania boil vzdy
cestny a spravodlivy voei
nam Slovakom a Slavianom,
on vzdy boil hotovy zastavat'
chudobny narod, lebo sa ci-
til jednym z mich. William
B. Spagnola Dol endorsova-
ny Metropolitan Civic Asso-
citation spolu S Lionel Evan
som a podporuje no Tele-
gram. To svedci o jeho suco-
sti. VIM. B. Spagnola sl'ubil
vycistit' mesto cd vsetkej
spiny a bude pracovat', ably
danovnikom bolo pol 'ahce-
ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

"Nebojim', riekla teraz
Viola ticho, ale rozhodne,-
"som navyknuta sama mad
sebou rozhodovat' a preto
teraz odhodlane a dprimne
muslin yam povedat', ze ne.
mono, Daniel, nemozno, a.
by - aby!" Has jej slab
nul. ~ -.... -
Ucinok SLOW Violinych Dol
rozlicny. Starry pan, ktoreho
oci uprete boly ma Violu, w.
citaly devino rozhodnutie
takmer este PRIV nez no w.
riekla, - ten sa naddvihnu,
nieco vo svojom kresle, W.
strel obidve ramena oproti
Viole a prudkym pohybom
tvare zasmial sa zmrzaceny
starec hlasite. Daniel vzdych
nul 81 bol'ne a pozrel smu-
the ma devu. A Imrich, ten
stal tn odvrateny, ami pohy-
bonn, ami slovom nedavajuc
ma javo, ze toto nepredvida-
ne rozhodnutie budi akysi
cit u neho. Cele pahostajnym
zdal sa tn stat, akoby on tn
vobec ami nebol potrebnym.
- Viola, ktora uz teraz hl'a-
della ma neho okom lasky, vi
della Pahostajnost' jeho, "a
bolelo ju to, - no, ved' ne
cakala insie!
''Prosim, neodvracajte sa
V hneve odo nina, pane Mi
iocky!" prosila deva, ked'
videla, ze Daniel vstai a
chcel sa pordcat'. "Vidite,
mole myslienky nikdy neza-
biehaly do buddcnosti, aby
zamestnavaly sa utvorenim
vlastnej domacnosti. Nemam
schopnosti blazit' niekoho -
som rozorvana sama so Sc
bou. Moi podiel je nest 'astie
a to je, vidite, jedine, co by
som vam doniesla, ME,
nehovorte, viem, co chcete
povedat', re neziadate nico-
no, verim, lebo ste prilis sl'a-
chetny. no i ia volim radsej
zadat' vam tuto ranu, nez
sklamat' vase dobre srdce -
lebo ia ME som v stave uro-
bit vas st'astnym, ME, ME.
Neziadajte to odo mna!"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
Zach, nuz iste Wac, nez
dedinskeho farara!"

"Ach, nuz iste Wac, nez
dedinskeho farara!"
"Ze Wac? S radost'ou mo.
hla sa chopit' jeho ruky.''
"Veru, veru, Viola, ia ia
nerozumiem" obratila sa
Herminka prosto k Viole, ma
pravajuc koketnd zasterku
svoju. "Mat' skvelu prilezi'
tost', dostat' sa pod cepiec a
nechat' ju ujst'. Je to nesmy'
sci - odpust'.''
''Ty, pravda, zahalujes So
vysokomysel' ne do rdska NIL
cania pokracovala slecna
ked' Viola so sklopenou tva'
rou d'alej mlcala. "Tyn
skor, lebo neznas osprave.
dlnit' sa. Nemas priciny; -
lenze ia tusim, co asi v te.
be vazi", a pri tych slovach
blizsie nahla sa k Viole a
riekla hlasom snizenym: "Ty
ufas sa Imrichovi, - vidfs,
ze uhadla som! - Ale tomu
ufas sa darmo, ia viem!"
"Ja neufam sa nikomu',
odvetila Viola a pozrela ma
Hermfnu statocnym pohH a.
dom svojim, "ale pravo, roz-
hodovat' mad vlastnym osu-
dom, nam len sama!'
"Hahaha!" rozosmiala sa
Herminka vel'mi ostentativ-
ne, 'to je zabavne! - ToP-
ka logika - haha! Ktoze tt
to pravo berie, kto?"
"Coze je tax smiesneho,
re sa moja roztomila Her
minka tax chutne zasmia-
la?" spytoval sa dnu vstu-
pivsi Lepary. Blddenie me.
stom, citanie novin a rozho-
vor S Bubelakom no uz zu-
noval a preto zacal dulovat
po dome "a nejakou krato-
chvil'ou.
"Aj, ujce, Viola je vepmi
smiesna! Dala kosik prvemu
a jedinemu pytacovi, a po-
tom ohradzuje sa oproti
nam, hovoriac, re nikto ne
ma prava rozhodndt' mad
jej osudom. Akoby to dako-
mu bolo napadlo."
Lepary priblizil sa k spo-
minanej, ktora ustupila pred
clovekom, jej celkom nesym-
patickym.
"Dobre tax, dievcatko! -
We'd skoda takeho roztomi-
leho holubka ma dedinu;
skoda kvietka; tam by zvad-
null, zahynul, nikto nevedei
by ocenit' jeho krasu.'
Zach, i'd len ujec, - ne
rob sa smiesnym! Take ME
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
o NAVRHNUTOM CAR
TERI MAHONING
, OKRESU. gsr
Pise JOZEF FRIEDMAN.

Kazdy citatel' tychto no.
vim NAL prilezitost' obozna-
nit sa s celym navrhnutym
carterom pre- Mahoning o.
kres a preto ME je potrebne
udat' tu dlhe vysvetlovanie,
ze co obsahuje.
Dpa dodatku k statnej L.
stave, nedavno prijateho,
kazdy okres v State moze
mat svoju vlastnu samospra-
WI. To je vysada a znacne
pravo pre- obcanov okresu
spravovat' sa a malo by byt'
uzivane. Nasledovne, v po-
slednych vol'bach, volieia
Mahoning okresu zvolili 81
carterovd komisiu ma osno-
vanie carteru, ktory bude
predlozeny volicom' vo VOL
bach 5. novembra 1885. Ia
to komisia pozostavala z OBJ
canov celeho okresu a roz-
licnych povolani v zivote, a.
by bol zastupeny cely okres
a zaujmy vsetkych obyvate-
Pow boly chranene. Pod ia
kymi okolnost' ami je len pri-
rodzene, re navrhnuty car
ter nedava prednost' ziadnej
casti okresu alebo skupine
obyvatel'ov, ale je sdhrnom
dorozumenia vsetkych cia-
stok a vsetkych ludi v okre-
Sc vo veciach, nachodiacich
sa v carteri. Mienkou CARTE
rovej komisie bolo, ze vel'ke
zmeny v doterajsom systeme
okresnej spravy by mohly
rozlozit' administrator apa-
rat okresu, a zapricinit' hoe
len zmatok v nasich verej-
nych zalezitostiach. Toto "a
iste nebolo ziadost'ou vacsi-
ny obcanov, ktori by dali
prednost' carteru, obsahuju-
cemu tolko reforiem, kol'ko
mozno vzhladom ma uspor-
MI a dobru formu spravy,
bez znacneho rozlozenia a
zmenenia terajsej formy.
Carter, v jeho terajsej for
me, vylucuje niekorko voli-
tel'nych uradov a dradni-
kov, slueuje dovedna niekto-
IRE tieto urady a vylucuje
|7duplikaciu sluzieb. Sdstredf
vsetky nakupy okresu do jed
neho departmental a kladie
len niekoPko okresnych "a
mestnancov pod civilnu sluz-
bu. Ustanov lje uspokojivej-
Stu odmenu okresnym trad
nixon, v suzvuku S ich sluz-
bami a velkost'ou okresu, a
vo viacerych sposoboch, jas
nych pri citanf carteru, bu-
de to hodny krok k lepsej
okresnej sprave.
Clenovia carterovej komi-
sic uprimne predkladajd vo-
licom Mahoning okresu ten
to carter, ktory znacne sni-
Ii vydavky okresnej spravy,
ktory umozni lepsiu sprawl
okresu a tax umozni danov-
nixon dostat' lepsiu sluzbu
"a ich danovy dollar, nezli
dostavaj1 pod terajsou for
mou spravy, a da obcanom
okresu samospravu.
Obcania tohto okresu sd
dctive ziadani, v meme DO
BREJ SPRAVY, hlasovat' "a
prijatie carteru Mahoning o.
kresu vo vol'bach ma buduci
utorok, 5. novembra 1886.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

co hovoris Viole! Zajednc :
ona nema smyslu pre- podob-
ne slova, "a druhe: sam to-
mu neveris; len medal sa w.
smiat" -
"Ba ty MEDAL sa vysmiat
s tvojou mudrost'ou a zila-
most'ou sveta. Len kde vzalo
sa to u teba, nevidali! Tolka
mddrost', ma moi veru, samy
firnajs! No, ty 81 z toho ne
rob mnoho, dusinka", obra-
til sa znovu k Viole a po-
kracoval sladkym hlasom
"Herminka je rozmaznana a
INA tn i tn pichnut'; vies, ze
kazda ruzicka ma svoj trnik,
hejze?" Pri tych slovach
chcel Violu oblapit', ia ale
silno odsotila no cd seba.
"Hahaha", smiala sa Her
minka, ''tvoja vypoved' este
nikdy nesplnila sa tax ekla-
tantne, ako teraz; to je hod-
ny trnik -- co?!'
"Netajfm," odvetil Lepa-
ry, sale zato tym krajsia ru-
Ia, a tichsfm hlasom, obra-
tiac sa ku Viole, dolozil:
"ruzicka, ktora stojf "a to,
ably sa poklisil ju odtrhnut'. :"
Gale, ujce, s tebou naozaj
neni hodno rozpravat'; odi-
di, Viola, neposldchaj ho!"
"No, no, ME ze tax spur
ne, vsak by 81 ty insie ho-
vorila, keby takto k tebe isty
mlady pan hovoril."
"Veru sotva - ia by som
no nepocdvala," branila sa
Herminka.
"Ale Violka je mldre diev
catko, to da 81 povedat', -
ci tax, dievcatko?"
Violine tepny billy naram-
nym skokom. Premahala sa:
stavala sa i hluchou bez-
citnou a predsa musela po-
cut pocitit' vsetko a ne
smela sa vzdialit' z kuchy-
ne, vediac, ze ma Herminki-
nu skusenost' nesmie sa spo-
liehat'. Cim, ako sa branit'
Ked' uz zrejme dokazy opo-
vrzenia minuly CELIA? Ma to
musela 81 odpovedat', ze len
sama; a to zvysenou pozor-
nost'ou a ostrazitost'ou must
81 byt' i obranou, i ochra-
nou.
Gale teraz, ujce, opust',
kuchynu,'" riekla Herminka
celkom rozhodne; my mic ne
spravime ma tento sposob --
nase cukrove veci dokonca
sa nevydarila.'' :
"A ci ma vtedy posles.
ked' poviem ii novinu?" opy-
tai ga I.epary.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
STEFAN r. STEFKO
: f.. IT,. "a KONCILM.ANA

:. = Stefan R. Stefko z Camp
bell je neodvislym kandida-
tom "a koncilmana 1. war
.dy. Je on jediny slovensky
kandidat v tel warde. Byva
v Campbell cely svoj zivot
a je graduantom Menaoria.
High skoly. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

- Ked' sa nieco vyyznamneho
u vas prihodf, napGte o tom
1pravu do ttchto novfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

HL'ADAME DIEVCA
ma domacu pracu ku malej
rodine, ktore vie prat' a big
lovat'. Telefonujte 33243.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
TRAFFIC CAMPAIGN
SUPPORT IS URGED
Head of Chevy Chase Citi-
zens' Group Makes Plea
to Members.

Edwin S. Hege, president Of the
Chevy Chase Citizens Association,
urged members to support the traffic
safety campaign being conducted by
the Commissioners in a speech before
the association last night.
Hege, who is also member Of the
District Traffic Council, pointed to the
increasing number of traffic fatalities,
many of which are due to reckless and
careless driving. He announced that
ne favored compulsory examination
Of lights, brakes and steering appa-
ratus at least twice year.
The association voted to support
the safety campaign and to display
on their automobiles the ''live-and-
let-live" emblem. They also pledged
themselves not to patronize any taxi
cabs that did not display the emblem
on the windshield.
One hundred and thirty-one new
members were admitted to the asso-
citation, among them George Fl. Dern,
Secretary of War. One of his first
actions as member of the aSsocia-
tion was to ask for better street light
ing near his home on RittenhouSe
street. The addition of these new
members brings the total membership
of the association to 1854, making it
the largest citizens association in the
District.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
BUSINESS RECOVERY
SEEN DESPITE N. R. A.
New York Bar Committee Head
Scores "Reformers' for
Interference.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. May 16-Gilbert H.
Montague, chairman OF the New York
State Bar Associations N. r. A. Com
mittee. told the annual convention of
the National Metal Trades Association
yesterday that industry is patiently
picking its way back to prosperity
amid the entanglements of illegal and
unconstitutional interferences with
business"
With the best Of intentions, but
with the deadliest Of results" he said.
"well-meaning reformers. inside and
outside of the Government, without
regard to statutory safeguards en-
acted by Congress or constitutional
safeguards, have been intiicting upon
American business a succession OF nos
trumS and panaceaS that in the aggre-
gate now constitute the most extreme
mass punishment any industrial ma
ton had ever administered to its own
business men"
Montague said mo one today knows
how much, if any, of the existing
N r. A. code structure the Supreme
Court and Congress will leave standing
after next month"
Evening star., 1935-05-16
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HORIZON, Wis, May 16-Echoes
OF the song of gratitude from those
benefiting in a $285,000 gift rever-
berated through the Horizon business
district yesterday as families Of vet
eran employees Of Willard A. Van
Brunt paid old bills, made long de-
layed purchases of luXuries or re-
invested their new wealth.
Following precedent set by other
Van Brunts, the 88-year-old bachelor
Monday mailed three 81 900 Federal
baby bonds to each of 80 former EN-
ployeS and the widows of 6 from his
home in Los Angeles.
"Since coming out to the Coast" he
wrote each recipient. II have had a
wish In mind to express the lasting
friendship have always entertained
for you. The registered Government
bonds, in your name, is part OF our
earnings while we were all on the
job"
In the eyes Of H. G. Diekelmann,
bank cashier and president of the
Wisconsin Bankers Association, the
gift was one to the entire community.
THE rush to pay bills and to seek
bank advice on making the money
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Manufacturer Ciues $285 900,
Brings Happiness to Workers

work began at once. Mortgages are
being paid of and personal accounts
settled" he said
Diekelmann said one recipient
simply ran" to pay 5000 bill to a
grocer who had carried him along
during lean years.
When the manufacturers mother
died in 1917 she left gifts Of $1,000
and $500 to employees of more than 20
years service. The mansion Van
Brunt left when he sold his interest
in the company In 1918. is a COM
munity center with a fund for its
upkeep. His aunt. In 1920, built a
$4,000 high school for the city.
Founded in 1860 by Van Brunts
father the Van Brunt Manufacturing
Co. makes grain drills and seeders.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
FRAUD ARREST SECOND
Philadelphia Tri-State Mob Probe
Yields New Evidence.

PHILADELPHIA, May 16 R.-A
second arrest was made yesterday In
connection with an alleged automobile
accident insurance fraud, which was
uncovered, police say, during investi-
CATION of a reputed plot to revive the
smashed "Tri-State mob"
The latest arrest was that Of a man
booked as Charles Kline, "a, and
charged with conspiracy to cheat and
defraud. A man described as Ben
jamin Cohen also has been arrested
on a similar charge.
Police said they first heard Of the
alleged fraud while questioning Ben
jamin Singer. who was quoted by De-
tective Lieut.. Thomas McGorian as
saying he was asked to participate in
a fake automobile accident conspir-
acy.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
5000 Still in Hospitals.

Although the World War ended
over l6 years ago, there are still 5000
disabled men detained in war hos
pitals in England, and nearly As 900
artificial limbs were supplied to pen
SionerS last year.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
20 Years Ago
IN THE STAR
THE annual Spring golf tourna-

THE annual spring gol tOufna"
i ment of the Chevy Chase Club
opened today with a record
list Of l76 entrants. Some Of the
outstanding golfers in the tourney
include Morven Thompson, j. H.
Hanna, S. F. Taliaferro, Rudolph
Kaufman, Victor Kaufman, w.
c. Ballantyne, J. J. Fitzgerald, w.
j. Eynon, J. H. de Sibour, A. 8. Mat
tingly, G. C. Minnigerode, E. H.
LOTUS, J. L. Weaver, w. E. Shan
non, George Cunningham and
John Poole.
Technical High School, with
Hird on the mound, defeated Busi-
ness, 80, in a base ball game yes
terday. Jakey Roberts played a
fine game in center field for Tech.
while Blundon hurled well for Busi-
ness.
Charles z. Evans. jr., Western
amateur golf champion. says that
Harry Davis of the Presidio Golf
Club of San Francisco, is the equal
Of Ouimet and better than Jerry
Travers.
Clark Griffith, manager of the
Nationals, threatens q wholesale
reconstruction Of the team unless
there Is a marked change IN the
teams work in the next few weeks.
Connie" Doyle defeated A. j.
Gore, 60, 6-l, and Rol Doyle, his
brother, beat H. H. Bundy, 6-1.
Us, in the Chevy Chase Club
tennis tournament yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
PUBLIC LINKSMEN MEET
Twenty-Man Teams Of Washing
ton and Baltimore Play.

Twenty public links golfers from
Washington are to face a similar num-
Der Of players from the Mount Pleas
ant Clifton Park courses of Baltimore
in q team match at East Potomac
Park this afternoon at / O'Clock. Mel
Shorey, East Potomac Park pro has
arranged the match for Washington,
while Willie Schneider, Clifton Park
pro, Is in charge Of the Baltimore boys.
The Washington team will play as
follows: Bobby Burton and Charlie
Ficco, Buddy Sharkey and Earl Jami-
son, Bob Leapley and Jack Lynch,
Herman Allen and H. C. York, D. M.
Merrill and George Donovan. Dr. NJ
Oliveri and K. r. Pyatt, Joe Micker
and Andrew Oliveri, Serge Folk and
B. C. Brown, H. Redding and A. w.
Clary; A. r. Strohm and A. B. Camp
bell.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
TURNER PRESENTS
RASSL|N' NOVELTY
Offers Three Finish Bouts,
With Zaharias and Emil
Dusek HeadIined.

- OMETHING new In the way Of
rassling programs will be pre-
~ sented Thursday at the Wash
ington Auditorium when Pro-
moter Joe Turner steps out with
card featuring three finish matches.
Headlining the trio Of tussles will be
rematch between George Zaharias,
q consistent winner here this Winter,
and Emil Dusek, one Of the large
graphing Dusek tribe from Omaha.
Zaharias, who already has beaten
Emil, Ernie and Rudy Dusek at the
Auditorium this year, was tossed back
with Emil because, quoting Turner
"Zaharias was given the worst beating
by Emil than he took in any other
match involving the Duseks." Although
he won, George walked out of the
ring with a cut and bleeding eye. 1t
was q rousing brawl, as rasslefests go,
until Zaharias' "knee-action" (kicks to
the bread basket, weakened Emil
enough to allow the hefty Greek to
spill him.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
CENTRAL NETMEN BOW

ANNAPOLIS, May 18.-Naval Acad-
emy plebes won from Central High
of Washington at tennis today, to 3.
The visitors won one of the six sin
giles and two of the three doubles.
SNGLES-Bass Navy defeated Blan-
kin. 6-1. 6-1; Charming (CentraD de-
feated Leydon. 6-1. "a: RODGERS Navy
defested deffeated Qorst; 81. 80; Hale Navy
NAVY defeated McGuiness. 5-7. 612,
"a: Harrington Navy defeated Gel.
DoUBLEs0Channing and Dorst (cen-
traD defeated Leydon and Rodgers 60.
ID; Landsman and Gelford tCentraD
Harrington and Norris Navy defeated
Blankin and McGuiness. 60. 6|3.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Bisignano Meets Mckay.

A LPHONSE BISIGNANO, popular
n young Italian, will tackle Pat
Mckay in another finish match.
Uadefeated here, Bisignano is expected
TO continue so, although Mckay is
stronger than the grapplers AL has
bten throwing in this bailiwick.
In the third match scheduled to
go to finish, Jack Donovan. young
Irishman from the Coast, will tackle
newcomer. Scotty Dawkins. The
latter gent halls from Newfoundland
and is Of an unknown quantity.
Tom Alley and Frank Brunowicz will
oppose IN an opening exhibition, to
which Commute time limit has been
attached.