The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-01
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 Lost His Bride
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 Xloncheck, the former Rubye
 Is NIX, EVA stenographer, in
 fIlk1lt from the apartment in
 wake e the early Saturday
 nIug 1racas, took with her the
 acIIsck black roadster, familiar
 NsIllngton, Alexandria, va., and
 fh Carolina apecd cops. A few
 fB later the congressman was re- parted Co have received c tc..gram fGzn her in Richmond, Va, saying wng @cn my way home" Whetl1-
 sIIB referred tC her former home
 XeEnEkana, Ark, or Washington
 8 not clear. Zioncheck's attorney,
 ~ ~ xMmaT, eafd he believed Mrs.
 Nchcclg vas still in Washington. e cNid I1e knew where she went
 eE glis left Harvard Hall, but that 1se,6 moved around quite bit since Ga" and t11as he did not know her
 1ent whereabouts.
 Secretary Knows Nothing
 ARlGB Marion Young, Zi0nchecks
 sUteTy who posted s2B bond to get 1zzm cut of tall Saturday, said all she uew was what she Tread in the HpeEn Zi0ncfeck, she said, had sAes been to his OfIice. Friends of Ezk5. zionci1eck said they believed le was in the city hut that she was Nsing kept away from the represen- tMtigo until she recOvers from the SigaiIi Of Friday nights battle.
 # was that battle that started an Intermittent 40-l1ouT siege of the apartment by police and Mrs. Befl- allia Scott Young, who sub-let 1t 60 the Zionchecks and became dis- sattsfled with her tenants.
 Rorcibly Elected
 When she attempted to reclaim the apartment she alleges she was forc- 1DlY elected by Mrs Zioncheck, as. eigted by the congressman. She said she didn't remember how many times she was kicked out" but she t1aougInt it was five or six times.
 &ionCheck called reporters to the apartmer1t to tell them of the row ald mix zi0ncheck zippers for them. when they accepted his invitation s0 Muiake yourselves at home, boys" !" A4Es. ZiOncheck stomped out in dis gust.
 1t was several hours later that po- lice received . telephone call from another Harvard Hall tenant. Hes throwing things again" 1" the ir1former reported, A crowd had gathered out. side while Zioncheck tossed fllrni- 1slre and clothing through . win-
 zloncleCk Subdued
 m the scuffle which followed Zion- check was subdued after Q police nan had wi1acked him over the head with his billy" It was late 6atur- Gay night when the jail doors opened e permit Zioncheck to so his way. 1zls attorney said the @26 bond would ho forfeited.
 Hrs. Young was reported resting comfortably" ct Emergency hospital. She claimed her hip was broken when the zionchecks tossed her into the hall and "left me there helpless hnlf the night" Neighbors found her and called a1 ambulance.
 Her lawyer, Philip Herrick, IT,, said he was undecided whether to take legal action against Zioncheck. He planned to talk to his client asain today and act on whatever de- eistOfi they reached.
 Third Trip to Jall
 Zicpcheck'S trip to jail Saturday WaD his third in Washington this year. He was Jailed early New Years for plugging in all telephone lines and waking residents of his apart- Inent house and again six weeks ago 30g speeding. A few days later he was jailed at Alexandra on 6 speeding charge.
 Publicity which he obtained on the first two trips to jail led the then Rubye Nix to telephone him. A week later they were married. Their honeyrnon trip to Florida, via North Carolina, thence to Puerto Rico and New York was Q hectic round of ad- ventures involving frequent encoun- ters with police.