davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
SLAvIANSKY AMERICKY POLL
TICKT KLUB v YOUNGSTOWN.

Prcdseda: Steve Babnich, 924h
Campbell St. Podpredseda: Jan
Tebelldk. 1850 Douglas Ave. Ia
Disnfk: Andrew Pauko. 270l Taft
Ave. Pokladnik: Steve Liska.
945 Campbell st. - Uctovnik: Mike
Fecko. 962 Cornell st. Doz. ma.
ietku: Geo. Dubec. 9l6 Campbell
ST.. Mike Siman. Hunter Ave. -
Doz. chorvch: Andrew Daley, Mar
mion st. a Geo. Kmetz. 2677 Taft
Ave. Improvement Committee:
Jozef kosan. +. Indianoia Ave.
Andrew Balla 1861 Humbolt Ave.
Schodze odbfva prvh nedel'n
kazdy mesiac. veeer Z. hodine pod
kosto.om osady sy. Mateia ma Lam
singviTe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
Adr ssar spol''-ov

Z
Gil. o5-oa MAI. SLOW. SPoI ~
v yoU1!41To .VN. OHIO.
Pred da: Franti-ek Hudik, i5l4
Bellevicw Ave. - PodpredsedG: Mi
chal Ribar. AL Broaden ST. Ia
pisnik: Andsei Bcae.lik NIL. 1896
Garfield St., struthers, .. - Uc-
tovnfk: Jan Antal, 50 Rhola Ave.
Pokladnik: .JoDef Granehi. 604 Ben
wood Ave. Vvoor maietku: Jan
j. Balcik, % Tynda,e Ave-. Andrci
Seles. 1923 Florence Ave. G Albert
+. Granchi. Goa Benwood Ave. -
Starosta KrdIku IS MSS: Jurai
Ana 1872 Funston st.
Schodze odbvva ka&dv druhy pom
lelok veGer mesiaci. podobne al
kruzok. V Central Auditorium pod
cfslom 225 W.. Boardman <St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31

- Youngstownsk6 Sloven-
ske Noviny prinasaj1 najroz-
manifesto citanie 0 najroz-
manitejsfch udalostiach q We
ciach. z mich % poucftel a
stoja len So ma rok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
Vel'ka schodza
Campbell, @.
Bude v nedel'u vecer v Hor-
vatskom dome.

Cteni Slovaci, tymto yam
vsetkym obcanom v Camp
bell oznamujem, aby ste pri-
sli ma nedel'u vecer 0 1880
ma schodzu do Horvatsk eho
domu. st. John Civic Club
NAL svoju schodzu minulu
nedel'u po vel'kej sv. omsi,
ma ktorej bolo pritomne w
Sc 800 obcanov, aby prote-
stovali proti nedavnym ci-
nom nasej skolskej rady. Ma
schodzi boil zastupcovia vac
siny campbellskych polite
kych kMbov a bratskych
spolkov. John Roper a Ma
tel Wansach, clenovia rady,
ktori boil proti vymenova-
niam ostatnych clenov rady,
boil tiez pritomni. Sch0dzu
viedol predseda Jan Sarosy.
| Pan Wansach hovoril, ze
Glass, Mast a Young robia
dzaby pre- svojich osobnych
priatel'ov. Tie dzaby su ne
potrebne a ma skodu skolam.
Schodze boly svolane ma od-
poludnia, lebo sa myslelo, ze
Wansach a Roper nebudd
moot prist'. Hovorilo sa maj
Wac o vymenovanf Petra
Keish "a klerka-pokladnika
skolskej rady a Edwarda
Stonework a asistenta John
. owl B. Cover, principalovi
Reed Ave. skoly. Skolska ra-
da bola tiez odsudena, re
chce stvorit' trad direktora
skol. Mast ma nedavnej sch0-
dzi odporucal dat td pozi-
ciu Albertovi Barillare.
Bolo oznamene, ze Pete
keish nema ami len stredo-
skolske vzdelanie a boil wy
menovany ma ten zodpoved-
ny drad platom $3.50 ma
mesiac. Mr.. Keish je pria-
tel Mr.. Glassa. Massi a
Young hlasovai "a Keisha,
lebo ocakavali, re Mr.. Glass
bude hlasovat' "a Stonewor-
ka a Barillare-a, ktori su
ich priatelia, bolo povedane
Ia schodzi. Juraj Kukula
predniesol, ze on uz lanske-
no roku odperd6al odvolat
Masiho 20 skolskej rady pre-
nekompetenciu. On re sa len
zaujima to, aby jeho pri-
buzni a priatelia dostali pri
skolskom systeme pracu. Sty
ii jeho svagrine sd uz uci-
tel'kami v Campbell. Vnuk
jeho je janitorom. James
Bartlett, ktoreho dal Mast
tiez vymenovat', je janitorom
v Penhale skole.
Po dlhsom debatovani boil
. dany navrh a prijaty, aby
proti Masimu, GLASGOW a dr..
Youngovi bolo zacate odvo-
lacie pokracovanie. Vymeno-
vany boil vybor z Jana Saro-
syho, Jozefa Cvengrosa, An
dreja Blasko, Andreja Eper-
jesiho a Martina Jablonov-
skeho, ably toto usnesenie
uskutocnili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31

Scholza sa odbyva katd6 n ii
del'n mcsiaci Y kostolnei hale sxS
cvrila a Mefoda na rohu Lirad
High ulici 2. hod. 10 obede
'otnn dobu hned 20 vel ,kei omit
Cradnfci: Jozef r Seko. predso
da a6s Harmon Ave. N. WI, War
rem. III Frantisek Semrak pod
predseda 1890 Mahoninq Ave. N
Warren y. Frahtisek Bacical,
1apisnfk I6s Douglas 81, WI,
Warren, O. Jan Pesiia. 1etovntk,
sas Mahnnina Ave. n w. Warren,|
q. MirhaI j, Filip MI. pokld-|
mix. 1929 Atlantic st. " e.. War
rem. q Andre, kiusar dozorex|
nlaietkn. Larchinan Ave-. 81,
Warren q l.nris smclk MI. 81
tiozorea mai. H ; Cortland az
Ian Saluaa starosfa MO-. l49 Com.
stock st N h. Warren Ohio.
I.istv treha adresova''. Frank 81
"i'ral lf's nouelas :: N. e. War
rnn Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
SCHODZA YOUNGEST. PO,
LITICKEHO KLUBU.

Riadna schodza Youngs-
townskeho Slov. Politickeho
Klubu bude odbyvana v ne
dePu vecer, 2. februara v
slovenskej Sokolovni, 319
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
RU2ENsKY A oLTARNY sPoLoK
PHI osADE sv. CYRILA A

Ursd: Maria Sofranec. cestna
credsedkviia: Maria Slifka. pred.
sedkyha 426 Lora Ave. Youngs.
town. @. - Katarina Volosin. pod
predsedkvha. Poland Manor. Mr..
Balchik. tctovnfk. TvndaIe Ave. -
1pzanua Chizmar. z&pisniEka. l4y
Midlothian Blvd. ~ Maria vas1ak
Dokladntcka. l55 ,Jennette Drive. =
Maria Krbina dozorkvna. Florida
Ave. HoriitpI'kv Maria Melsa
3O4 Enery Ave. Maria Markov,t
Florida Ave. Maria Budai. An.
droWe Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
SpoLcK sv AL1E7TY. cts. zoe.
l. K s. &. JEDNoTY

/. x s. 4. JEDNoTY
t'rai: Zuzanna Rsi,lv predsedkvs
ia q Mnn.gomerv Ave. YounGs.
town y Anna Film no,lpretlscd-
kva so Hase.tine Ave. Youns-s.
to J q Marta Bcndzaia zatas.
uie';a Il. y Blaine Ave. YOUNG ~
towa o. Katarina Rnvder despv.
nfiia LOS Columbus Ave. Camp
bel y. veronika lsorosko no.
kladniSka l.5l Gladstone ST t'amb-S
hell . Maria Repaskev doz.
maat.u AZ FairNtew Ave. Canip-
hci q teron!.a llovancc dssz.
maietku p q Fox - Haselinn
Sra YOUNGSTOWN q Katarina
.aris;t staiostkvfa Itl Easei;ine
Ave Youngstown @ Maria Roth
loz rhurvrh - Moriev Ave. t'amo-
hell q Marin Miblan doz cho-
rtcll ~ y Center st. Youngs.
Town o. Maria Rarosko straz-s
YEA =, .Iarlev Ave. t'amnheii D
s'ehddze 81 odbavaih kazdd me-
, lei u mesiicl 10 0:ie,ic . no
uIue s osaineI STEM sv Aizhctv liz
y il:tseitinp Ave
t,etkv lonisv treba adres0a ut 1:
Ma,ai.aa kov,.er 100 Coaum0us Ave.
!, ,a,npbell Ohio
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
MOVE PRAVIDLA PRI
NATURALIZACNYCH
SKUSKACH.
F. L. /. S.

mack, lmlgracny a naIurall-
zacny komisar, uverejnil O.
statneho dina v decembri
pravidla, ktorymi sa presne
upravuje postup pri skis
kach ziadatel'ov o obcian-
stvo. Tento definitivny a je-
dnotny postup je prve usilie
o dpravu v tomto smere v
ostatnych takmer triciatich
rokoch, t. j. cd zavedenia te-
rajsich smernic naturalizac-
neho zakona.
Zakon ziada, zeby otaz-
ky, davane skusanym, tyka-
ly sa zasad ustavy; skusaju-
cim uradnikom ME je preto
dovolene davat' take otaz-
ky, jako ma pr: "Kol'ko ga
lonov vody vylieva sa z A
mazonskej rieky do mora Ia
hodinu?'' Ozajstna znalost'
principov je dolezitejsia Cd
prostsho naucenia sa niekto-
rym faktom a niekol'kym
frazam nazpamat'.
Poziadavky, ktore su kla-
dene ma ziadaterov o OBJ
cianstvo, musia byt' v shode
s nariadenim zakona a ne
sm1 sa spravovat' osobnymi
nahl admi jednotlivych sku-
sajucich uradnikov. Ma bez-
dhonny charakter ziadate-
i'ov a jeho vzt 'ah k rodine,
5usedom, obci, Wade a vo-
bee k verejnosti bude sa v
buducnosti klast' vacsi do
raz ako ma jeho technicke
znalosti a podrobne pozna-
MIA, tykajuce sa zakladov a
spravovania vlady.
Hoci ustavou je stanoveny
a kongresom zavedeny jed
notny naturalizacny zakon,
nebolo doteraz nijakej jed
notnosti pri ekzekvovani to-
hoto zakona. Toto vyslo ma
svetlo DIV 'jro.nJnl vyss,ro
yanim, z vysledkov ktoreho
je vidiet', re pri kladeni o.
tazok ziadatePom nahradzo-
vail lradnici poziadavky ma
turalizacneho zakopa vel'mi
casio poziadavkami, odra-
zajucimi ich osobne nahl'a-
dy Q tom, co by ziadatel'
NAL vediet'. a
z S48 otazok,, kladenych
Sd starsimi skusajucimi u
radnikmi - ale ami jedna z
.ychto otazok nebola dava-
ma vsetkymi skdsajucimi -
bolo 566 otazok (cize 67
procent) davane iba jedinym
skusajucim 20 vsetkych 54.
Osemdesiat procent vsetkych
otazok bolo otazok, tykaju-
cich sa vylucne len faktov,
lynn iba 20 procent vyzado-
yalo uvazovania a rozumo-
vania.
Medzi otazkami, az do
sial' ziadatel'om davanymi,
boly take bezvyznamne ale
DO zumysel'ne zavadzajuce,
Jakok nasledujuce:
Jaky vysoky je Bunker
Hill Monument? Kol'ko
hviezd je ma stvrt' -dolari?
Kol'ko noh ma ustava? o
&C sa usiluje Irsko? Jako d.
no zasada kongresnik? CT
moze kongres schvalit' Ia
kon, ktorym by ma mohli
zatvorit' ma 40 rokov? CT
must clovek, ktory ma Sc
dem deti, platit' skolsky
plat, ked' deti chodia do o.
becnej skoly? Ked' zakon
ME je schvaleny, ci to jed
mako moze byt' dobry "a
kon?
Podl'a terajsieho nariade-
.,ia must skusajnci uradnik
klast' iba priame jasne O.
tazky, bez akehokolvek ba-
lamutenia skusaneho.
Ably svoje instrukcie sku-
saj1cim uradnikom este lep-
sic obiasnil, sostavil plukov-
mix MacCormack prehl'ad
hlavnych zasad lstavy a So
stavenia vlady Spoi, Statoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
SLovENzKy POLITICKY, IzDE-
Laval CT a PODPORUJ> CT
KLv3 Y CAMPBELL. O.

Jan SaroSv. predseda. SO - 18th
ST.. Campbell. o. Stefan klucar.
podpredseda, 554 Tenney Ave- An
DIV krainak. zapisovate,. 1SS Trem-
bic Ave. = Jan Halifax St. uctov-
mix. 81 Regent ST. Jan vargo,
pokladnik. 26 Reed Ave. - Dozor-
ei ehorich: Andy Nerba. 425 PEN
haze Ave. ANDY Varga 25 Rcge:lt
st. Dozo7ei maietku: George
Prokop, 780 Coitsville Rd.. Gabriel
Makatura, 404 Dewitt Ave. Jan
Matvev. 96 Adams ST.. Jan Bezek.
1873 Bright Ave. - Straz: Jan Saw.
ka. 204 Tremb,e Ave.
Vfbor do Slovensiei Federicie:
George f. Prokop, 760 Coitsvil,c
Road. ANDY Krainak. 1ss Tremblc
Ave. Vibor do Slovens.;eki Lii
av: Jurai Vargo, 95 Madison St.
Stefan KluGar, 554 Tennev Ave. -
Nvbar do CITY Counci': George f.
Prokop. 760 Coitsvillc Rd.. JAIN
klimko IA 18th st. Vybor
do skolslei radv: Stefan Kenda, II
Washington ST., ANDY Dzurackv. ~
Monroe ST.. Campbell. O.
Sch6dze-odbyvaii sa kazdu prvu
nedel'u mesiaci v Horvatskom do
me ma Bright Ave. vecer 1880 hod.
Ktorv Slovak lie ME medzi nami.
mech vstnri medzi mas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
sBoR s5s SLOW TEL. j soKol
v CAMPBELL o

Urad: katarina Jakubek. spray
kyila. ial Gordon Ave. Campbell
,hio IAN Sfraka polspravca
100 Bright Ave.. Campleil q
Pave Koitnt, ii6toynik "a. ie,.hsils
Ave. Gan.pheil. % tlarls Kew
MI. puk .adniSka VI Rrigh, Ave
t'ampbell q. Maria Koval 81 "a
nisnicka 100 Perry st. Strnthers
q Dozorcovia Jnrai Cebnla Al
lam Snartz .lnzef Galifskv -
sn,lrel Osika strai
Schddze ~ olbivaj,i kazdh nrvi
nedel'u y mesiaci q 2. iodine On
obede Horvatskom dome 81 Bright
Ave-. Campbell Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
SLovENsKY zENsKY POLITICKY
KLUB v CAMPBELL, OHIO

Ave. Maria Hrubv, podpredsed-
kvha., All Dewitt Ave. Maria
Hudak. zipisnfGka. 307 Reed Ave.
Julia Vanku' iG. pokladnicka. 20S
Tremble Ave. Dozorkyne maiet-
ku: Maria Cvengros. 1S9 Reed Ave.
Helen Ze". 335 Reed Ave. Za-
bavnv vvbor: Anna Domanic An
ma Bires.
Sch6dze sa odbyvain kazdii prvu
nedel'u mesiaci pod kosSo,om sv.
Jana Krstitel'a ma Reed Ave. pol
s. hod. veEar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
ROUNGSTouNSKY SLov. POfI.
TIcKY KLUB.

Trad: Jan krispinsky. predscda.
.5J +. Boston Ave.. Youngsfown ~
Martin Mufanskv, podpredseda. 81
North Pearl St.. Youngstown. q.
Jurai Petrik. taiomnik 323 Wash.
ington ST. Youngstown. D. .Jo.I
lef favorskv. pok kladnik 362S South
Ave-. Youngstown. O. - vybor MA
,etku: Jan Witkav. $50 N. Matt
ST.; Stefan Bolha. 3i9 Washinpton
st. Albert smrek. ia Webb St..
YOUNGSTOWN. o.
S2OEcEz liz. Ill. ODDELEElA
S. K. scKol-EK v HASEIT3N.
Pod sprayou tenca lO7 ). X s..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
sBoRcEK no MI ODD sr.nv3
KAT soKoLcv v HAs7-~n-r

Pod sprasuu Sbaru i5y i. H 81
Martin Zentko. st&r0sta, l03 Glad
/ stone Ave-. Campbell. Ohis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31

Pod sDrayou tenea lO7 ). X =.
katarina Baitos. starostkvia 90
Montgomery Ave. founysfown t1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
rpoLcK y,EvoCsKEJ P. MARyF,
.. 161. PENN. SLOW. r. a CIR. x.
s. &. J. v YOUNGSTOWN. @.

Predsedkyna: Maria Pataky, 379
E Philadelphia Ave. Podpred-
sedkyna: A. Martinko. 203 E. Trues-
dale st. Zapisnicka: Zuzanna
Maiereak. 425 Emery Ave. UG-
tovnieka: Zuzanna Steiner 602 Au-
dubon st. Pok,adnicka: Anna
Forgae. 548 Benwood Ave. -, Do
zorkvla: katarina Fridman. Adam
st. Starostkyna: Cecilia Klein,
1884 South Ave.
Sch6dze odhyva kazdl /. nedel'u
mesiaci po obede skole osadv
sv. Cyrila Metoda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31

Podl'a teraJSlehO nariade-
.,ia must skusajnci dradnik
klast' iba priame a jasne O.
tazky, bez akehokol'vek ba-
lamutenia skusaneho.
Ably svoje instrukcie sku-
sajucim uradnikom este lep-
sic obiasnil, sostavil plukov-
mix MacCormack prehl'ad
hlavnych zasad lstavy a So
stavenia vlady Spoj. Statov.
Prehl'ad je spisany jedno-
duchou anglicinou a bez a.
kychkol'vek technickych ter
minov.
Skusajuci lradnfci musia
ziadatel'om o obcianstvo po-
radit', kde mozu nadobud-
nut potrebne znalosti. Ma
ziadatel'ov, ktori predlozia
vysvedcsnie o tom, BE iispes.
ne dokoncili kurz v niekto.
rel z obecnych skol, budl
brat zvlastny ohl'ad. Ocaka.
va So, ze tymto sposobom
najde sa Wac ziadatel'ov,
ktorf prejavia zaujem o kur.
Nv, usporiadane skolami
Vsetko usilie must smerovat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-31
sLCvENsEy EENsKY Politely
KLUB MA LANSINGVILLE.

katarina Petrencik predsedkyna,
Pal Tampa Ave. Youngstown, O. -
Anna Rakocv. podoreds., 942 Camp
bell st. - Katarina Mraz. nttov-
nitka, 1908 L. Indianola Ave. -
Maria Kundus. pokladnitka. 925 f.
lndianola Ave. Anna Javorsky,
-apisnicka. 1927 f. lndianola Ave.
-. Dozo"kvno: Anna Gonda, 1857
Tampa A~e, Anna Lisko. 945
'ampbell st.
Sch6dze mavame kazdn prv1 ne
del'u mesiaci pod kostolom osady
sv. Mateia. Ktora Slovenka ie ME
medzi nami. mech vstupi me1zi mas.
~pOLcK T,EVOCSEEJ p MaPyr
Evening star., 1936-12-13
FRANK MAY RESIGN
WISCONSIN U. POST
Will Offer to Quit or Be Forced
Out Wednesday, Madison
Paper Says.

6y tne AS60Clhteo fIe88s
MADISON, Wis. December 1.-THE
Capital Times said tonight that DR..
Glenn Frank, president of the UNI
versity Of Wisconsin, would submit his
resignation or be dismissed at . special
meeting Of the Board Of Regents
Wednesday. -
Reports that La Toilette Progress
sives on the Board Of Regents had
been instructed to force" DR.. Frank
from the presidency Of Wisconsin
prompted . statement from Zona Gale
Breese. celebrated author and . Wis
consin alunna-
The statement was sent from New
York. The writer's home ts at
Portage, Wis.
II have been q Progressive since
progressiyism was born as . social
movement in Wisconsin" she said.
"But. as . Progressive. am dis
turbed by the news out Of Madison
this week-how two regents Of the
University Of wisconsin have acted
as an informal committee to execute
. Governors demand that the presi-
dent Of the University be forced out.
II speak for . host Of Wisconsin
Progressives who feel as ! do, know,
when I-say that. to save the Progress
sive movement from betrayal. al of
US must demand that this groundless
and personal and unprogressivs drive
be ended"
Evening star., 1936-12-13
MUT|N9US TROOPS
CAPTURE LEADER
|OF CHINESE STATE
Chang "Detained" With
Several of His Generals by
Chang's Forces.
HEAD OF UPRISING ASKS
WAR AGAINST JAPANESE
Circular Telegram Also Demands
Restoration of Manchuria,
Toxic Hears.

BACKGROUND
Chang Kat-Shek, undisputed
leader of Chinese National oouern-
ment's army for eight years, also
holds post equivalent to that OF
prime minister. Steadily he has
spread Markings rule and, at
same time, been building up Dar
machine phich is seen Chtna's
only hope OF successfully resisting
Jdpdn's encrodchments.
Ineffective In face OF spread OF
Japanese influence on Asidttc
mainland. China lost provinces OF
Marchuria and Jehoi In 1928,
sdw Japan establish independent"
state OF Manchukuo. Year ago
autonomy OF fpe North China
provinces Dds proclaimed, Ufth
japanese influence plainly seen.
BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC, December 13 Sunday -
Generalissimo Chang Kai-Shek
hitherto all-powerful military ant
administrative head Of the Chimes,
state. was a prisoner today at Sian.
Flu, capital of Shensi Province, oi
mutinous troops commanded BY
Marshal Chang Hsiao- Lang, one-timt
war lord of Manchuria, Dome
(Japanese) News Agency dispatches
from Shanghai and Marking reported
Domei said the Chinese Foreign
Office at Nanking officially admitted
that the generalissimo was detained
by mutineers. With him were cap.
tured several of his highest generals
Chinese authorities at Marking un.
reservedly admitted today Generals.
sino Chang was being held prisoner
at Sian-Fu as a result of q military
rebellion in the Shensi provincial
capital.
Detention Of the military and ad.
ministrative leader by Marshal Chang
the Nanking government declared
faced them with one Of the eravest
crises in the history Of China's Ma.
tionalist movement.
Marshal Chang. leader of the up
AoAAA8s A>ohAACA oaias A0o0Cu ChCul8a
telegram demanding, first, immediate
military operations against Japan;
second, restoration of Manchuria Il
China; third. re-acceptance by the
Chinese government of the policy OF
the late Sun Yat-Sen, father Of the
Chinese revolution" Of recognizing
communism.
He issued q proclamation calling
the nation to join him in . wal
against Japan.
With the executive yuan Of the
Marking government in emergency
sessions to deliberate on the crisis
and state Of alarm declared
throughout the country. the govern
ment refused to accept these demands
until Gen. Chang was released.
Marshal Chang was ruler OF Man.
churia's four provinces until the
(See CHINA Para A.2l
Evening star., 1936-12-13
FARMER IS HUNTED
AS GIRL K|DNAPER
Accused of Holding Carolina
Child, IA, Prisoner for
Six Weeks.
By the Associated Press,

wHITEvrLLE, N. G., December
12.-Deputies tonight had found no
trace Of Albert Shepard. 44-year-old
farmer, who. Sheriff H. D. Stanley
said. kidnapped q l4-year-old high
school girl and kept her barricadet
In q garage for six weeks.
The parents Of the girl. missing from
her home since October 2S, swore to q
warrant for the middle-aged, married
farmer. The garage was raided Thurs
day night, the sheriff said, and the
girl rescued, but Shepard, half clad
escaped through b trap door.
When found, the sheriff said, the
girl was in an underground compart-
ment under the garage on Shepard's
farm. He quoted her as saying she
mad been living with Shepard against
her will for several weeks. and that
she had been his prisoner since she
disappeared from the Evergreen High
School.
The sheriff said the girl told him
o taxi driver appeared at the school
and asked for her and she was told
her father wanted him to take her
home. Instead, she said, she was
driven to Chadbourn. where Shepard
placed her In o boarding house fcs
four days.
The sheriff said the frail, dark-eyed
girl told him she did not see Shepard
during that time, but that he had
told every one she was his daughter
and that later Shepard, still posing
as her father, had taken her to VIII
mington. ~
Later, she sheriff quoted her o.
saying, they returned to Chadbourn
and thence to the garage hideout
on ,Shepards farm, within Q stones
throw Of the house where his wife
and nine children live.
The girl, the sheriff said, told him
that when any one appeared ct the
door Of the garage where she was
kept prisoner. she was forced to 60
into the underground compartment.
She confessed, Sheriff Stanley said.
that Shepard had had Illicit relations
with her.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
STRIKERS BATTLE
AS WOMEN CHEER
Drive Of 100 Miners Seeking
Work in Strike Closed
Utah Mine.
v the Associated Press.

6V tIte ASSOCIATED FtcbSs
PARK CITY, Utah. December Ia
Fist-swinging strikers, battling whils
women cheered, repulsed amid bloody
scenes today approximately 100 min.
ers seeking work In strike-closed sill.
yer mines.
A pitched battle developed when
II automobile loads Of men from
nearby Heber City answered an oper.
ators' call for workers to reopen the
mines.
Some 400 strikers had massed at
the lower end Of Main street-closs
ing the highway entrance to this
canyon-walled mining town in North
Central Utah. -
Wives and sweethearts Of the
pickets clustered on the outer fringes.
shouting encouragement.
No guns or clubs were In evidence,
The struggling men went ut 1t with
fists and heavy shoes. Halt an hour
after the fisht started the outnum.
bered strikebreakers were leaving.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
new ENGLAND FEARS
DAMAGE BY FLOODS
Rising Waters in. Six States
Cause Apprehension-Pond
Dam Breaks.
N the Associated Press.

BOSTON, December l2.-Rising
water tn many parts Of rain-drenched
New England caused apprehension to-
night that substantial damage might
be caused before cold spell could
stem the seaward flow Of scores Of
streams. -
A pond dam above Attleboro went
out late today after three days Of In
cessant rain and sent surge Of water
into another pond q quarter Of q mile
below. Water flooded the basement
Of one factory there and of1cials Of
other plants ordered workers to stand
BY ready to man pumps.
A Weather Bureau forecast Of pos
sibie clearing skies for tomorrow al
layed somewhat fear Of flood that had
been felt during the day.
IN the valleys Of the Merrimack, the
Connecticut and the Androscoggin ice
broke at the headwaters and rivers
rose rapidly.
Temporary bridges In Maine ans
Massachusetts, were endangered In sev-
eral places. In New Hampshire the
swollen Arnmonoosuc tore one out near
Bath.
Throughout the six States numer.
Gus small streams overnowea their,
bank.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
GREATEST TOY DRIVE
ASSURED BY RECRUITS
Seven Federal Departments and Many
Bureaus and Agencies Join Boost
for forgotten"

With seven Government depart
ments and a majority Of the Federal
bureaus and agencies in Washington
definitely enlisted today in The Stars
Christmas campaign, being conducted
in cooperation with the Metropolitan
Police Department, the Parent
Teacher Association, Warner Bros.
and the National Broadcasting Co., it
seemed that the drives aim to pre-
vent any one in the Nations Capital
being forgotten at Christmas time
might be closer to realization this
year than ever before In the city's
history.
The Treasury. Commerce and Jus
tics Departments notified Harry r.
Daniel, co-ordinator for the Federal
Employees Christmas campaign yes
terday that support Of employees In