Evening star., 1936-05-30
z|ONCHECK EV|CTS
MRS. YOUNG, Who
GOES TO HOSPITAL
Authoress Under Treatment
at Emergency After
Second Election.
WRITER ASKS WARRANT
ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT
Claims She Was Struck by Rep
resentative in Battle to Pos
sess Apartment.

Mrs Benjamin Scott Pamela Schuy-
ler) Young was under treatment at
Emergency Hospital today after she
had been forcibly elected twice in her
battle to oust Representative and Mrs.
Zioncheck from the Harvard Hall
apartment she sublet to zioncheck last
December.
The magazine writer was carried
from the battle-ground" on
stretcher after receiving first aid in
the corridor outside zioncheck's door.
Police had called for an ambulance
from Emergency Hospital.
Splints were placed on Mrs. Young's
leg by DR.. George Lemeshewsky, who
responded with the ambulance.
The semi-hysterical woman then
was removed to the hospital where
she was treated for nervous shock
while awaiting her private physician,
DR.. Curtis Lee Hall.
DR.. Lemeshewsky said Mrs. Young
displayed symptoms of having
fractured hip. She was to undergo an
X-ray examination later today. Mrs.
Young's right arm was bruised and
swollen.
Declares Zi0ncheck Struck Her.
The author declared Zioncheck had
struck her She had an attendant
telephone for Attorney Samuel Her
rick, who left for the hospital. Mrs.
Young said she would ask Herrick to
obtain a warrant for Zioncheck on
charge of assault.
Mrs. Young was bodily thrown out
second time about am. today. She
lay in the corridor while Mrs. Zion
check telephoned police.
For the police, it was just another
run to Harvard Hall. They had been
going there all last night as opponents
warred for possession. 1t was a fairly
sanguinary night punctuated by blows,
groans, shrieks, the breaking of glass
and the first eviction of Mrs. Young
ut midnight.
Police responding to Mrs. Zion
checks call this morning passed Mrs
Young lying in the corridor as they
entered Zioncheck's apartment The
officers issued from the suite a
moment later.
Calls for a Doctor.
What do you mean by passing me
up?" the outraged author demanded.
81 want doctor?"
The policemen explained the call
had come from the Representative
apartment. They called an ambu-
lance from Emergency Hospital, how
ever
When the ambulance doctor arrived
Mrs. Young at first refused to let him
treat her
L don't want to discourage young
doctors" she said but I want DR..
HALL"
Mrs Young announced she was 60
ing to, Police Court for warrant and
asked for a drink of water
An anxious policeman started to
enter the zioncheck apartment to OBJ
tain the drink
No no." cried Mrs Young, you
can't get drink of water in there
those people don't know what it isl"
Consents to Go to Hospital.
Shortly later the author consented
to go to the hospital. The ambulance
physician placed splints on her in
jured leg and she was carried out on
a stretcher.
Mrs. Young still protested that
while zioncheck had paid his rent
through July Is, the advance sum was
not enough to cover the furniture he
had wrecked. Zioncheck and his at
torney say the rent Is paid up to
October /.
This morning when zioncheck pro-
PEELED Mrs. Young into the corridor
he threw her fur and pocketbook after
her. Last night the zionchecks threw
Mrs. Young's shoes after her.
Mrs. Young said this morning that
as she tried to sleep on her divan in
the Zioncheck's apartment the Repre-
sentative picked up one end of the
divan and let it drop to the floor
with great force. She said Zioncheck
swore and hit her with a broom.
Mrs. Young explained she refused
to leave the apartment until she had
seen her doctor as her leg had been
injured
Occupied Quarters Thursday.
Mrs. Young had been occupying the
zionchecks' apartment more or less
peacefully since Thursday night, when
the Representative left for Pittsburgh
to make a speech and the rounds of
the night spots with Turkish wres-
tier and troup of reporters.
zioncheck's bride countenanced the
presence of her landlady, although
relations were strained yesterday
when Mrs. Young tried to pry the
pins from the front door hinges with
butcher knife and chair rung.
The author then took another tack
In her grim determination to save
her antiques" from what she de-
scribes as zionchecks "wanton de-
structiveness." Her determination
was strengthened by the sight of half
q dozen cases of rum deposited here
and there. She sought aid Of the
(see zIONCHECK, Page A-2.)