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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-19

It doesn't seem to us that those cocky "totalitarian states" add up to such heluva total, either.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-19
Daily Almanac

Daily Almanac Sun rises 5:3i a. m; sets s:07 D. m. (day- light timel. Ali vehicles must be lighted thirty min- utes after sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-19
AII Sere1le

All Serene
 If the Republican party in Connecticut hoped for encourage ment, consolation, or assistance to come out Of Q knock down.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-19

and heard nothing after the con- vention nor since It's adjournment which in anyway tends to alter my belief that the outcome of the only contest was accepted tIi 8 spirit of genuine Sportsmanship and unfaked harmony.
 
 Waterbury's Part
 From the moment Archibald MacNeil withdrew his candidacy for reelection to the Democratic National Committee in favor of former Mayor FitzGerald of New Haven, the Waterbury delegation was in Q spot. MT. FitzGerald has long been held in affection and respect by the local leaders. For years they have co-operated with him and he with them. But before he became candidate they were committed to Paul Connery of Norwalk who was Mir. Mac- Neill's original opponent. Under the circumstances they might have forgotten their pledge and. as often happens, have strung along with the winner. But their word had been given and the word remained unbroken. Tn politics, where promises are fre- quently viewed like eggs, made to be broken, 1t is to the credit Of the local delegation that there was neither rebellion nor corl- plaint among it's members against the commitment given prior to Mir. Fitz0erald's candidacy. Chairman Crary had no rambunctiousness to control. The delegations vote had been pledged and the change in candidates could not alter it's ful- flllment, although a plausible ex- cuse for such an alteration was possible. The Waterbury delega- ton may be taunted, by those who are confirmed enemies ot the Democratic party in this city, with being again on the losing side. The taunt is futile. No one realizes better than Mir. Fitzgerald, the new national committeeman, that an organization which keeps It's given word is infinitely more de- pendable and more admirable than one whose determination IS to be with the winner no matter at what sacrifice of honor and honesty. Out of an extremely del- icate predicament Chairman Crary and the Waterbury delega. ton emerged with the regard or the losing candidate for whom It voted, with the renewed respect of the victor against whom for the first time 1t was committed to De aligned, and with increased pres. tige in the Democratic party of the state because 1t kept, aS al- ways, its given word.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-19
Funny?

Funny?
 For The Connecticut State Journal to find fault with what 1t alleges the President and "Jim Farley" are doing to the poor, struggling family man trying to keep food in his own mouth and his chifdren's, as well as Q roor over all, is quite the funniest thing I have encountered in many moons. Tn the last state cam- paign Governor Gross told the inc side story of The Connecticut State Journal. it's sponsors, editors, and copy writers. Some day, when I am not pressed for time and space. 1t may be for my pleasure and for your education to reprint the 0ov- ernor's disembowelling of the pub- lication and it's publishers. In tho meantime I would like to say in passing that for the publicity sheet of the Republican party which has fattened off the state of Connecticut for generations, a party which has been given over body and bones to the "spoils sys- tenn, and which has been kept in office by using the machinery Of government to reward the faithful, to make any comment whatever about millions of dollars of public money for the political services or democratic workers is the iass word in irony. There is an old gag that people who live in glass houses should not only not tnroW stones but also should pull down the curtains. The Conuecticut
 State Journal. puhlislled by '. fgenry Haogabaek'g pfiee hellellnlells llluslrales the point perfectly. F you Ret what { mean-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-19
Test You UT Knowledge

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-19
Want a Laugh?

If you want a good laugh cast your eye on tho quotation which follows:
 "The cruel and ruthless part rests in the fact that the de- serving man with . family, struggling to eat and live and keep Q roof over his head, is either out of work or has Q pick and shovel in his hand. The soft jobs, the administrative
 positions as they are called, are using millions and millions of
 dollars of public money paying
 for the political services of democratic workers. Meanwhile,
 Che President, and his close ad-
 visor, Jim Farley, wave the flag and make addresses telling of
 their sOllcitude for the common
 man who must be aided. For
 three years we have listened to
 what they are going to do. And
 for three years unemployment
 has remained statl0nary--except
 for the Democratic workers who
 have had three years of comfort
 and good income"
 You might imagine, dear reader that the above is the comment oi someone, or some publication whose purpose in life is service tQ the people regardless of political considerations. You might be un- der the impression that 1t repre- sents the expressed thought of an individual, or group, whose only aim is the elimination of all par- tisan party policy in the conduct of national, state, and community affairs. It reads like the pro- nouncement of an editor who al' his days has battled against us- ing public moneys for any other end than the common veal and who has never been found in the company of political "spoilsmen." You would be wrong. The quota- ton is from The Connecticut State Journal which is the mouth organ of the Republican machine in this state, Q machine which has been denounced by certain Republican newspapers whose owners were out of favor with the g.o.p. boss as being utterly cor- rupt, completely disreputable, and entirely unworthy of support even by the most abandoned in the socially-minded category.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-19
TODAY's COMMON ERROR Never say, "Tf he should be chosen he will serve you welT'; say, would serve you"

sugar are made from Q short ton of cane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Zachranil hocha.

V Annapolis kadet namorni
skoly, j. M. Cease z Oklaho-
my pochvalen byl v nedeli "a
zachranen1 Annapolskeho no
cha, 12leteho Johna McWil-
liamse, ktery pri klouzani Sc
ma fece Spa, prolomil sc ma re-
ku a spadl do mrazive vody.
Ma pokTik hochnv kadet
Cease nejprve pokusil Sc pla-
zenlm ma kolenou pfiblfziti Sc
ku hochu. Led prolomil Sc i
pod MIN. Chopil tonoucfho no.
cha a podarilo Sc mu tohoto i
sebe z%achraniti. Misto, kde
hoch do vody spadl, je patnact
yardG vzdalene cd konce Re-
veil ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31

Motorman, Leighton Welk,
z Vogt avenue, Arbutus, olou-
pen byl pondell dvema mu-
Ii, ktefi vstoupili do elektric-
Ike kary ma konci Luzerne ave-
nue. kary, {. 27 linie. Ukradli
motormanu So.
- Paul N. Darlington, Sc
kretaf komise mestske sluzby,
okraden byl dvema mladfky a.
81 We start 10 roku, v nekolika
minutach kdyz vysel z garaze
"a svym domem ma ST. Paul u
lici. Wall mu klic Cd automo.
blu. Ukradeny udal, re oba
mladfci byli nervosnf a patrne
"novacky" v prepadu.
- Policie v Annapolis hle.
da zlodeje, ktery ukradl Ii
pill pintG kofalky z obchodr
ma Market Space. Vedle ko
Talky ziznivy odnesl take ne.
mecky revolver a $15.85 ne
hotovosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Obsti ohnE.

diva hosi uhoreli ma smrt, q
tri jine osoby jsou v nemocnici
trpfce popaleninami, nasled-
KEN ohne, ktery znicil farmaf-
ske obydlf Chas. Cliftona, bill
re Pleasant Valley, Iowa
= V Huntington, w. Va,
zena a jejf dive male deti zahy-
nuly ~pozaru, ktery zufil v u
nisitnfch ~apartmentech, a OBJ
chodn1 budove.
= V Rochester, Pa, tTi ze-
ny, ktere nemohly yeas unik-
nouti ohni, ktery znicil budovu
chorobnice, zahynuly v plane
mech. V chorobinci o IL po-
koj1ch, ktery je soucasti mistni
nemocnice pro stizene padouc-
nic1, bylo osm zen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Strelena.

Devatenact rokG stara Doro-
thy Shifflett z w. North ave-,
jez oddana byla pred dyema
mesfci, tezce zranena by1a We
stredu kul1 do leve strany pr
sou strelenou, jak udano osud-
nou nahodou, pr1telem jejlho
manzela, 18letym Lloyd Roche
Ma severozapadni stanici,
kde Roche byl obvinen re sire
lenl a kde jejf manzel zadrzen
byl jake svedek, udano JIM
bylo:
Roche, jenz bydli v blizkosti
manzel1 techto, rekl, re vyp1j
Gil Sc revolver nekolik tydn1
Cd sveho pfitele. Pred neko-
lika dny zadal jej pry manzel
jejf, ably mu Roche revolver
ten pGjcil, ponevac pry "rad
by mel revolver v DOME"
V noel re stredy ma ctvrtek
Roche a Shifflett byli spolu v
hospode ma North Avenue, kde
Roche zadal Shiffletta, ably
mu vratil revolver, ktery pry
must vratiti priteli, cd nehoz
Sc no vypGjcil. Ma to Sli do
Shifflettova prfbytku, kde
vstf1c jim pTisla mlada man.
zelka a pax vratila sc S revol-
verem. Kdyz jej odevzdava-
la, zadala pry Roche, ably il
ukazal, jak Sc z neho strili.
Roche pocal otev1rati revolver,
rama padla a trefena kulf Shift
flettova kacela sc ma podlahu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Moznosf zlevneni plynu a
elektrinv.

Jednani zdejsi plynarenske
spolecnosti S komisf veTejne
sluzby Romano jest v zajmu
snfzenf cen "a plyn a elektrinu
0 jednanf nenf pronesen ma
hled ami spolecnostf ami komi-
81. Vzdor tomu, re p~lynaren-
ska spolecnost snfzila ceny ro-
ku 1888 asi v sumo jednoho
milionu dolarG, pr1jmy spolec-
nosti vzlaste v poslednfm roce
zvyseny tax, re komise myslf,
re ma case bylo by snfziti ceny.
Poole zpravy pod1lnlk1m
dane, hrube prfjmy spolecnos-
ii v 9 mesfc1ch koncfcfch 80.
listopadem 1885 obnasely S28-
049.877, Gill o $1,723,337. vice
neil v teze dobe roku 1884.
Cisty vytezek v tee dobe byl
$5,667.630 Gill $500, 800 vice
neil v teze dobe roku 1884.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
ABE COLEMAN zapasiti bu
de s DEAN DETTON.

V pTfstf stTedu, 5. dnora v
hlavnim kr1zkovem zapase kite
Ire %poradany budou v Carlins
Park Abe Coleman utka Sc S
Dean DettOn.
Vedle tohoto zapasu ma pro-
gramu budou jeste jine zapasy
jichz jmena 1castnikG nam
nejsou znama.
Minulou stTedu vsecky krlz-
kove zapasy byly velice zajf-
nave. V hlavn1m zapase kra-
jan Ernie Dusek porazil sveho
soupeTe Charley Stracka v 81
minutach.
Ivan Manogoff porazil Jim
Wallace We IL minutach.
Jim Coffiled zdolal Alphon-
Sc Bisignano We 20 minutach.
Zapas mezi Jack Gacek a
Ralph Garibaldi pc 80 minu-
tov6m kfizkovani prohlasen
byl "a nerozhodnuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Otravy.

Margaret Behner Schultz,
Is rokG stara, pc 9 dn1 man
zelka, otravena byla pondeli
vypary gasolinovymi a jeji FL
rokG starry manzel, Walter
Schultz, tezce onemocnely o.
travou odevzdan byl leceni v
nemocnici. Bydleli els. 318
Us. Wolfe ulice. Otravny plyn,
jak plynarenska spolecnost wy
setrila, vyvfjel Sc v blizkosti
nadoby, v nfz vareno pradlo, a
plynu ma kuchynskych KAN
mech. Bl1zkost nadoby tie "a
mezila, ably dostatecna zasoba
kysl1ku mela prfstupu ku roz-
svfcenemu plynu.
Manzelka lezela ma posteli,
ma kterou asi padla pfemoze-
ma byvsi vypary. Jejf manzel
lezel n~atazeny pres still v ku-
chyni, ma nemz jeste byly
zbytky cd j1dla.
Tragedie odkryta byla tetou
Schultzove, Joseffnou Novak,
bydlfc1 ma prvnim poschodi
dOmu.
= Lindsay L.. Bangher, AZ
leta z Halethorpe, jejfz man.
Eel zatcen byl ma zapadnf po-
licejn1 stanici pro zproneveru,
tezce onemocnela plynovymi
vypary, poslana byla v ponde-
Ii do nemocnice.
Bangher drzan jest pod "a
rukou $1,000 pro velkoporotu,
re pomoc1 falesnych ,checkG
ma Chesapeake Distilling and
Distributing spolecnost vymo-
hi 81 pfedmety v Gene $500.
Roku 1881 Bangher odsedel
81 We vezenf sest mesic1 pro
zproneveru $4,000 spolecno-
sti Arundel.
= Rosa Giardina re 600
blocku N. Duncan ulice, v Sc
bevrazednem pokusu vzala tri
otravne pilulky. Rozvedena
Jest cd manzela. Ma dive dit
KY. Stav jejf uznan v nemoc-
nici tezkym.
= V dopise, nalezenem v
kapse jeho, napsal, re byl "pri
lis poctivym krasti a prilis pys
nym zebrati'', muz 68 rokuG
starry, zastrelil Sc ma rohu
Charles a Lafayette avenue v
pondelf odpoledne.
Basil Buchler, 24lety z
Brighton, Md, pokusil Sc v u
terry o otravu jedem, z niz le-
cen jest We zdejsi nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31

kreml pro vymahanl zakona.
TIL faktory uvadel jake O.
chrance veTejne bezpecnosti,
lieutenant policejniho depart
mentu z Evanston, Franklin
NJ. Kreml, jenz v pondelf rec
nil zde hotelu Lord Balti-
more v konferenci Baltimore
bezpecnostnfho koncilu. Ma
$50 osob nemohlo pri banketu
dostati mlsta snazfcich Sc sly
seti lieutenanta Kremla, jenz
recnil ma hlavnf prfciny nestle
sti acknowledged a jich Cd
vracen1. Ia til faktory recnik
stanovil vymahan1 zakona,
vychova a strojnictvi.
Licil jak Evanston zrizen
byl vysetruj1cf odbor melody
DIE jeho nahledu ku zdarne.
mu omezeni nehod vysetrujict
tento odbor jest prvnf nutnos-
ii, ably ziskan byti mohl 1plne
spravny fakt melody.
Vychovu "a povinnost klad.
Kreml skautGm, kostelGm 9
skupinam mladeze. V Evans.
ton nasledkem teto v jedinen
roce pocet nehod zmenSen {
so procent.
V ohledu strojnictvl a inze
nyrstvf ukazal ku prikladl
lieutenant, jak v Evanston me
ri 4. a 6. hodinou v letni dobf
odpoledne slunce zarilo ma w
strazna poulicn1 svetla, re ne
bylo mono lined %zjistiti, kite
re svetlo jest. Ku odpomoc
zrizen vydanfm 1926 reflex
tor a tim pocet nehod techt(
zmenSen 35 procent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Dsdicka opustila klaster.

Natalie Elliott Carr, jez O.
pustila pred dvema roxy kolej
Vassar a vstoupila do klastera,
vystoupila nyn1 z tohoto, ably
Sc prOvdala. Vratila Sc do
New YOrku.
Carr, dcera Josepha Brad
ford Carr a poslednl z rodu
prominentn1 americke rodiny
provda sc "a Walter Burke
Coll re Stanford, Conn.
Kdyz pred dvema roxy uni
zela z Vassar koleje, pc celem
narode hledana byla. Hledani
skonceno bylo, kdyz oznamila
matce re je v klasteTe st. Hy-
acinthe u Quebec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
BarbOra CeSkOva

a my postradame velice Jejl
drahou ~prftomnost. Odesla
Jste cd mas, mila mako tam,
kde nen1 vice bolesti a smrti,
kdez jest vecne blaho. Pr
vzpomlnce, size Sc derou nam
do oc1, re jiz nikdy vice nepo-
hledneme v milou Vast tvaT, v
n1z zobrazena byla vsechna
laska, jake milujlc1 matka jest
schopna a kterou nam nikdo
nahraditi nemGze. Nuze cd
p~oc1vejte v pokoji, a az jed
nou pride cas- a povola mas
Pan, doufame, re Sc opet Sci
deme ma vecnosti.
VzpOmlnku tutO YAM venujl:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Automobily.

Pocet automobily usmrce-
nych V Marylandu Cd pocatku
roku do pondelf tohoto tydne
dostoupil poctu 26. V teze do
be pTedesleho roku bylo ne
StastnikG tech 20.
Dvacatou Session. obetf auto
mobilG byl William Delassie,
Cernossky WPA delnfk, jenz
zranen byl S jedenacti jinymi,
kdyz truck ma nemz jeli, pre-
vrhl Sc. Delassie "a kratko
skonal.
= Kriticky zranena byla So
roxy stara Eleanor Yoe z N.
Bentalou ulice, jfz pTerazen
byl kTfz automobilem George
w. Bowen. Tento udal, re
vstoupila do cesty jeho auto
mobilu.
= Pc srazce tT1 automobile
V nedeli rano zatcen byl Tldic
William T. Shackelford a u
dan, re f1dil automobil, kdyz
Opilym byl. Die udanf automo-
bilem sym odrazil automobil
Rudolpha Hardesty ma Mount
Royal a Guilford avenue. S
automobilem pTehnal Sc Shac-
kelford ma druhou stranu ulice
a vrazil do AUTOMOBILE Charlie
Sc J. Kaufman.
= Pr pTechazen1 ulice v
800 blocku Cation avenue, 29
letemu George Meyers, pfera-
zena byla noha a~utomobilem
Charlese F. Vogel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Diva roxy "a vlastnsni lihovin.

re vlastnil $50 galon1 llho-
vych napojG, ma nez dan "a
placena nebyla, odsouzen byl
James Harvey Meadows z Port
Deposit ma diva roxy do vezeni
a ku pokute 500.
Lihoviny ukryte mel v Dire
vene skr1ni We sklepe domu.
Meadows v dobe z~atcenf byl
ma parole. Poprve odsouzen
byl pro tentyz prestupek ku
Is mesfcnfmu v%ezneni, z ne
hoz odslouzil 81 osm mesicu.
- Ma pet rokd do Maryland
ske kaznice odsouzen byl v
Annapolis cernoch, Ashby
Jones, 31lety, pro zabitf Jo-
sepha Moss, z. prosince v Dru-
ry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Vdova snad Dude kandidatkou.

Pf. Margaret Schall, skoro
so let stara Sc rozhodla, re Sc
Dude uchazeti O mfsto We spoil.
senatu, uprazdnene smrtf jeff
no m~anzela, Thomase D.
Schalla, republikana. ktery v
poslednfch letech zivota byl
senatorem. Vysv6tlila:
ia vim, re Tom by 81 toho
pTal. A kongres byl mym Ii
votem pc 20 let. Chtela bych
v tom pokracovati."
Pravila, re povede kampan
iako jeff manzel, pak-li Sc il
dostane nominace v republ.
primarce v Minnesota. Z1sta-
ne ale We Washingtonu, pokud
nebude 20 pTedvolbe, a doda-
la: "Pak-li mne chtejl, tax
pfijedu. Kdyz ne, nebudu Sc
hnevat."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Nahrada snizena.

Pred trent mesfci porotou
vyssiho soudu priTcena byla
nahrada $4,000 Johnu H. Po-
cock, majiteli fanny v Monk
ton, Jenz V automobilove neho-
de pfiSel o ruku ma Jarretts-
vile Pike pred dvema roxy.
Nahradu platiti ma Joseph D.
Stark, MATTEL AUTOMOBILE.
Pc delS1 neil dvouhodinove
porade v 1tery jina porota roz
hodla,ze nahrada obnaseti ma
jenom S12.5OO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Usmrcen

Earl Sterling, 33lety z Ben.
gies, Md, smrtelne zranen byl
v 1tery ma neho padlym stro-
mem, kdyz pracoval v lese ma
porazen1 dF1v1. Podsekaval wy
soky strom. Postavil sc vedle
sveho svagra, Harry Richard
soma. Prudky vltr nastal a
strom pod taken jeho padl.
Sterling pod strom strzeny, v
nemocnici skonal. Byla mu
rozrazena lebka,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Usmrtil Sc skokem S okna
nemocnice.

60 rokG starry Pembroke
Harris re S. Carey ulice, skocil
V pondell S okna druheho pos
chodf South Baltimore Gene
raj nemocnice. Usmrcen byl
okamzite. Mrtvola nalezena
byla rs stop pod oknem lezici
ma dlazbe. Starec do nemoc-
nice dan byl tezce nemocen
plicn1 chorobou. Kdyz osetTo-
vatelka ma chvilku odesla, sko
ell S okna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31

Asi $12 ma hotovosti ukradl
zlodej z domu Franka Dep
pisch ma Old Hartford road a
Som avenue v nedeli zat1m CO
rodina byla v Baltimore. StTf-
bro, demanty a sperky byly
zlodejem prehlednuty.
Deppisch pc SVEN navratu
kolem p1l desate hodiny v no.
ci nalezl okna otevfener
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Kusy tela zeny ma smetisti.

NuSy tea zeny ma smetlstl.
Usekane CAST tela bile zeny.
asi 35lete, byly nalezeny ma
smetisku v cernosske sekci ma
vychodnf strane mesta Cleve-
landu, Pa. zena byla mrtva
diva 81 ctyTi' dny. Ostry nIz byl
uzit ku rozfez&ni jeff mrtvoly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
" z P o M / N K A

Jiz devatenact (19) rokG to-
mu, CO cd mas odeSla naSe dra-
re milOvana matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
MaIy O%ZnalmOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR sALE-ETC

PRODA Sc grocerni a rez-
nicky dobre jdoucf obchod v
ceske ctvrti "a velmi mfrnou
cenu, S majetkem aneb bez
majetku, "a vyhodnych pod
minek. K doptan1 V redakci
TELEGRAPH"
Evening star., 1936-06-04
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available. Mrs. Harry Boehm of that
city was named captain of the squad
by Tom Mangan, president of the
Middle Atlantic Association. Frances
Grimes of Morgantown, w. Va, and
the ranking player of the section will
play the No. singles and doubles.
Conversely, Washington's chances
for bringing home the Hotchkiss Cup
are the brightest they have been since
1882, when it was won for the last
time. For the first time in years,
Washington will be permitted to use
its ranking players, all of them now
being club members-a requisite.
Team is Formidable.
A THOUGH it hasn't been an
nounced officially, the committee
Of Clarence Charest, captain Of Co.
lumbia Country Clubs team. and
Mangan and Arthur HELEN of the
Chevy Chase Club already have de-
cided the makeup of the team and
will announce, after its meeting to-
night, the following cup players:
Dooly Mitchell, Barney Welsh, Tom
Markey, Hugh Lynch. Tony Latona,
Yelverton Garnett and Ricky Willis.
Mangan and Ralph McElvenny were
offered places on the team, both re-
fusing because of business. Mitchell
will be named captain.
Their ranking and the positions they
will play on the team will depend en-
tirely upon the outcome of the city
Evening star., 1936-06-04
GALLAGHER VICIOUS
IN TRAINING SCRAPS
Knocks Out One sparmate, Maps
Another Groggy as He Gets
in Trim for Tow.

THEY'RE talking of the new Marty
Gallagher, those ring followers
who have been curious enough to
journey to his training camp. where
the big Foggy Bottom lad is working
out for his 15-round scrap Monday
night with Bob Tow.
Gallagher yesterday, for the first
time in his ring career, displayed the
killer" instinct against two big SPAR
ring mates. Joe McDougall. 227-
pound colored giant, was the first
victim. Marty laid the big boy down
for the count in l minute and "a
seconds. 1t was terrific right-hand
wallop that did the trick.
A little later Marty went to work
on Battling Mirnms over a two-round
stretch and had him near a knockout
when Trainer Jim Mcnamara called
time.
Evening star., 1936-06-04
WOMAN is LEADER
IN GOLF ACE Event
100-Pounder Shoots Nearest tc
Goal in Hole.and.0ne Play
at 140- -Yarder.
Fy the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
A TLANTA, June 4-Confusion in
vaded the ranks of Atlanta's male
golfers today while 100-pound wom-
an paced the field in an unusual
hole-in-one tournament.
After more than 100 competitors
whacked three shots each on the 140-
yard third hole at Capital City Club,
Mrs. Sam H. Ramsay led all entries
with ball that stopped 2 feet 3
inches from the cup.
The event is novelty affair spon-
sored by the Atlanta Journal and
is open to golfers of all ages and
sizes. The closest three men and the
closest three women will receive a sill
yer trophy.
Teddy Hayes. municipal links star,
made the best masculine effort, with
a shot dropped 3 feet inches from
the cup.
Evening star., 1936-06-04
THREE MIDGET GAMES

Three games will be played in the
Police Boys Club Midget League Sum-
day in the competition for the Maj.
Brown Trophy.
Games scheduled are: Michigan
Park VS.. Police Boys Club No. 4, dia-
mond No. 2, at II o'clock; Sanitary
Grocery VS.. Police Boys Club No. II.
diamond No. 2, at o'clock, and Home
Theater VS.. Wade Auto, diamond No. 3,
at / o'clock.