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Evening star., 1937-01-08
BYE. POLAND HARTMAN.

Chairman Trottins Horse Club of America.
n YEW YORK, January 8 P).-
M With as much cause for re. re.
joicing as the American light
harness turf has in looking
backward at 1886, its best season in 10
years, the eyes of the trotting sport are
turned confidently ahead to 1887,
which bears every promise Of exceed
ing the last season in number of race
meetings. value of purses, development
Of amateur matinee driving clubs for
both men and women and new, richer
stakes for all-aged horses.
Registering gains of 25 per cent in
purses throughout the country. an ex-
panded grand circuit schedule over
1885. increases in attendance at race
meetings and greater personal partici-
patton in the sport by amateurs than
ever before. the last season has become
bright history.
The new year, offering new stakes
worth more than s50,000 for all-aged
trotters and PAGERS, with handicaps
provided for the fastest performers;
q stronger grand circuit schedule
promising nearly continuous Summer
racing along the Eastern Seaboard. as
well as through the Midwest and prob
ably later in California, causes all OF
LIS deep-dyed trotting horsemen to re-
gard 1887 through rose-tinted glasses.
Sport Is Branching Out.
THE Trotting Horse Club is leading
- the way toward richer. more di-
versified stakes for all classes Of far-
ness horses, although realizing that
the 2 and year old colt stakes al
ready provide sufficient competition.
The sport now is being offered events
for older horses with particularly fast
records, with the handicapping of the
swiftest Of these, so that every owner.
with his typically game" mount. has
q chance to win.
The new blood streaming into the
trotting sport was already evidenced
at the Old Glory sale held here
Thanksgiving week. This annual
auction of the blueblooded yearlings
bred on the countrys famous nurs-
cries saw total prices swing s48,s25
above the 1885 figures. The purchase
bv Lawrence B. Sheppard, master OF
hanover Shoe Farms, Hanover, Pa,
of Mr.. McElwyn, noted sire, gave un-
disputed evidence Of the confidence
IN the sport from the breeding angle
as well as the purely competitive
phases Of the turf.
Evening star., 1937-01-08
TERR0RS STRONG
FOR TERP BOUTS
Have But Three Newcomers
in Lineup for Match
at College Park.

w WESTMINSTER. Md. Janu-
M ary 8.-Three newcomers
Wv will appear in the West
ern Maryland lineup to-
Evening star., 1937-01-08

IOVdIo-- " I " 1''
Referee-Mr. Enright.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

TROTTER VERSUS
RUNNER. Note the
difference in strides
Of the trotter lonier
(riqht) and the sod
die rocer hitched to
q suIky. Fred Eeon
drives lonier.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
Policejni sergeant souzen.

We stTedu policejnf sergeant
Milton II. Hipsley re zapadn1
STANCE stall pred soudcem o.
Dunno a porotou kriminaln1ho
soudu, ably Sc zodpov1dal re
zanedbavan1 stfhati neporad-
ny dun a re S plnym vedom1m
vedel, co Sc tam tropilo.
Zaloba ma neho sla TIME
zpdsobem jake ma lieutenanta,
Edwarda L. Hitzelberger, Sc
sazeneho a usvedceneho pred
dvema tydny. zaloba ma lieu
tenanta spoc1vala ma existence
|trf neporadnych DON'T. Zalo-
|ba ma sergeanta tykala Sc je-
nom jednoho a to domu,v nemz
Mary Tedesco v 1. blocku N,
Pearl ulice, provozovala sve
neciste remeslo.
Viola Chackelford, jinak vi
Wan Robinson usvedcena byla
v temze soudu v 1tery a pro
kTivou pr1sahu odsouzena ma
tri mesice do vezen1. PTfsaha-
la, re neznala lieutenanta Hit
zelbergera.
James S. Amato usvedcen
byl v pondel1, re obstaral pro
ljednu zenu mfsto v neporad-
mem domu a "a to dostal pene-
zitou odmenu.
We stTedu sergeant porotou
uznan byl nevinnym. Porota
radila Sc IS minut. Obhajce,
Hall, rekl, re svedectvf poda-
ne prot sergeantu "nenf dosta-
|tecnym, ably usvedcilo zluteho
psa."
Tento ctvrtek statnl senator,
Melvin L. Fine, souzen jest pro
pTevezeni dvou prostitutek z
Baltimore do Annapolis a to
Vivian Robinson, jinak Viola
Shackelford a Janet Whitley.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
Ma hadi farmu ma 3. poschodi
domu.

Psano jest: Navstevnik II
leteho Eliase Cohen had1 far
my v elsie 623 Aisquith ulice,
pozna, re Elias jest hudeb-
nlkem - studoval ma Peabody
1stavu sedm rokG hru ma pia-
no - ale spolu, re tez vlohy
ma Primo okouzliti hady, Elias
studuje ma mestske koleji. We
die toho prednasi v r1znych
skupinach o hadech.
Hadf jeho farma jest ma 3.
poschodi domu, ma jehoz |.
poschodi ma otec holicskou dill
nu. Ma 2. poschodf bydlf rodi-
ma. Ma 224 hadG a zelv, jed
noho lizarda, zabu. Cd 26.
cervence vyllhlo sc mu tam 81
had1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
Mayor popiral obzaloby
SeIlmayerovy.

Tvrde, re George Sellmayer
president mestske rady Jude
lal kousek prace pro skupinu
nespokojenych politikafu', ma
yor Jackson v nedeli poprel
obzaloby Sellmayerovy, re me-
sto koupilo tricky a hasicske
povozy bez ohlasen1 konkursu.
Sellmayer zalobu TIL pronesl
minuly tyden. Pravil, re ma
yorova vetsina We vyboru ma
odhady z1myslne vyhnula Sc
konkursu, ably tim pf1tel mayo
r1v z toho zisk mel.
Dale Sellmayer zaloval kou-
pi SO truck1 pro poulicn1 cistl-
CT odbor rovnez bez vypsanl
konkursu.
Tvrzenl tato naval mayor
Jackson nepravdivymi a dokla
dial tvrzenf sve vytahy z proto-
kolu odboru ma odhady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
PokutoYani.

Diva ridici automobile, kteT1
r1dili automobily jsouce opill,
James H. Braswell, namornlk
z lodi Mercedes kotv1c1 u ma
moTnf academic v Annapolis a
Edward L. Clark re Severna
Park, pokutovani byli v Round
Bay pc 500 a 1tratach kazdy.
- John NJ. Kirby re S. Ha-
mover ulici, odsouzen byl ku
pokute 500 O 1trat ma JIM
policejnf stanici, re r1dil hru
ma nickel hracske masince az
mel jenom penny dovoleni.
Licens ma penny hracskor
masinku je $40 a ma nickel ma
sinku $35.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
PotTebno dalsich 400.

re policejnf odbor potTebu-
je pfi nejmenslm rozmnozenf
O dalsfch 400 muz1 ku vynuco-
van1 zakonG, udal 1tery Will
liam P. Lawson, komisar poll
cejnf, kdyz mluvil We shromaz-
denf zidovskych Mlad1k6 a
Zen.
Nynejsf policejnf odbor ma
400 muzd pracujfcich We
trech zmenach, cfmz neco vice
neil jenom 400 muz1 strezf
mesto V teze dobe, kdyz ku po-
ctu je pfipoctou pr1pady one
mocnen1, prazdnin atd. To
znamena, re poctem timto ne
m1ze mesto pine strezeno byti,
v%ysvetloval komisaf.
Rozpocet policejnfho de-
partmentu zada O obnos $4,-
339,526, ustanovenf dalsfch
104 policist1 a obnos ma po-
tfebny material jake jsou pou-
licn1 signaly atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
Ohnsm z petrolejovych kane.
mex dim znicen.

Dunn o osmi svetnic1ch v Car
ney, Baltimore okres, znicen
byl v patek ohnem, ktery zavi-
men byl petrolejovymi kamln-
kami, jez ~vybuchly. Mattel
ka, McDanielova zrovna skon-
ella papfrovanf svetnice ma no
Tejs1m poschodf, jez davala do
poradku, ably jej pronajala ja-
ko apartment.
TTi osoby prchnouti musely
z horfc1ho domu.
Ostarly muz krute popalen
byl neil Iasici mohli jej snestl
z horicfho domu pc zebr1ce dc
bezpec1 a pet jinych nucenc
bylo ku kvapnemu 1teku, kdy5
ohnem zachvaceno bylo horej
81 poschod1 dome, {. 1918 w
Lombard ulice.
Henry G.. Merryman, II ro
ky starry, bydlel-v apartment
ma 3. poschodf. Kdyz hasici o
knem dostali sc do vnitf, ma
lezli starce lezfc1ho ma podla
re We svetnici pine ohne. V ne
mocnici osetren byl z popale
min ma rukou a noze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
Chudobince We statu verejnou
ostudou.

Statn1 senator, Kennedy, de-
mokrat, hlasil V pondelf COVER
neru Nice, re chudobince We
statu jsou vefejnou ostudou.
Oznamoval governeru, re cho-
vanci v techto "zij1 v okolnos-
tech hran1c1c1ch primo ma zlo-
cinost."
Zpravu tuto podal pc pro-
hlidce osmi chudobinc1. Mlu-
We O chudobinci v ST. Mary's O.
kresu, pravil: "Zda Sc neuve-
ritelnym, re stav takovy male
zery tonic 1stavu, mdze tr-
pen byti v civilisovanem sta
|tu."
re nem1ze mic cineno byti v
ohledu tonic staten, feceno
bylo governerem a naceln1ky
statn1ch dobrocinnych agen-
tur.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
ValeGna LODI " den
namornictva.

Baltimore Dude stredem Ma
rylandu v NamoTni Den 27.
rfjna. Valecna LODI Texas, jez
kotviti Dude u Curtis Bay cd
&c. do %. r1jna, pr1stupna bu-
de obecenstvu v NamoTn1 Den.
V Den ten usporadan Dude
Piles v Howard ulice zbrojnici.
Mnozf 1rednfci mesta a sta
tn z1castni sc ceremoni1 o 8.
iodine vecer We zbrojnici, kde
prvni battalion namoTni reser-
Wy stane Sc prvnim batalionem
Marylandske namoTnf milice.
Governor Nice pTehlfzeti Dude
! prvni battalion tento.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
jackson a Graham hosty ozna.
movaciho klubu.

Mayor Jackson, cestny host
pfi hostine commonwealth klu-
bu sdflel v sobotu pocty spolu
S B. Walter Graham, jenz We
SVEN sedmdesatem patem roce
jest kontrolorem a d1vernfkem
pensijn1ho fondu mestskych
zf1ZencG.
Mayor ukazal v reel v South
ern hotelu, re pensijnl fond
vzrostl Cd sveho zalozen1 roku
1928 ma SIT, 900. Tax mou
Dire investovany byly penize,
re v dobe nejhorsi deprese me-
ne neil $500, 600 zbylo neroz-
delenych. Vice neil 1000 by
valych mestskych zr1zenc1 by
10 dano do pense die systemu
tohoto.
Predaci jak republikanske
tax demokraticke strany ucast
Mill Sc hosting. Strickland Gil
liam uvedl mayora jake "bu-
douc1ho governera."
Raymond Tompkins, predse-
da hosting, uvedl Gilliana jake
"jedineho kapitalistu, jenz do
vedl mysliti o necem ku sml-
.chu cd DOLBY Rooseveltovy in
augurace."
Gillian chlubil sc potesen1m,
re mohl prij1ti do mesta, v
"nemz rozpocet je skutecne
balancovan." Rekl, re jest
pfesycen Westinghouse.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22

Vybuchem We stanici plyna-
renske spolecnosti ma Patapsco
a Pennington avenue, jimz wy
trhana byla okna, dvefe, pode-
seno bylo We stredu ma 200 O.
sob bydlfc1ch v okolf. Okna
pri vybuchu Sc tTasla v domech
az mill vzdalenych cd STANCE
Ku vybuchu doslo We 4:38 ra-
no. Ohen, jenz vypukl, uha-
Sen byl. Soudf Sc, re vybuch
zavinen byl "kratkym spoje-
MIN" nasledkem destem zvlh-
lych drat1.
Adolf J. Kadan z Brooklyn
Park byl samoten v budove v
dobe vybuchu. Byl nezranen.
Charles Joran, jej1z dim We
300 blocku Pennington ave-
nue. jest vzdalen Cd STANCE je-
nom 40 stop, leila, jak ona a
manzel probuzeni byli prudko-
st1 vybuchu, zahledli muze kva
plc1ho z budovy a prudke e.
lektricke svetlo vyrazivsf zrov-
ma "a MIN. Muz (Kaden) 20
minute vratil Sc zpet S pom6c-
kou ma hasen1. Kaden zavolal
pozarenskou stanici ku pomo-
eli.
- Tehoz dine v Elkton v to-
varne ma prskavky poraneni
byli diva muzi. Jeden zranen
tax, re nen1 nadeje ma uzdra-
veni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
13.4O9 pomocnych pripadI
v mests.

Direktor Department. do
brocinnosti Waxter oznamuje,
re v srpnu bylo 13.4O9 pomoc-
nych pT1pad1 v Baltimore. z
tohoto poctu do zaTf zaneseno
bylo 1902. 1888 obdrzeli
pomoc pro sestarle, 3.442 ro-
din ma programu pomoci de-
tenn a 384 osleplych. DIE ma
bozenskeho presvedceni bylo v
protestantske skupine 1892
prfpad1, v katolicke 2.786, v
zidovske 425 a v ostatnich 81.
Bee nabozenstvf bylo 100 prf.
padG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
Srazka nakladniho vlaku.

Pet nakladnfch vagonn roz-
bito bylo, kdyz v nedeli naklad
nj Wax Baltimore & Ohio dra-
by vrazil ma Tadu stojicfch va
gon1 pod zeleznicnfm mostem
Hammonds Ferry u Lans-
downe. Nikdo nebyl zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
Rev. Ganter stlucen a oloupen.

Rev. Maxwell Ganter, "a
roxy starry z Portsmouth, N. III.
stlucen byl do bezvedomf a O.
loupen o $35 a novy automobil
a nechan svazany ma silnici v
Anne Arundel okresu. Ma sill
nici lezel v bezvedomf asi 20
dive hodiny neil nalezen byl a
odvezen do Emergency nemoc-
nicev Annapolis.
Napaden byl v patek asi O
pul osme iodine vecer. Male
zen byl kolem 10. hodiny. Ma
padeny jel n~avst1viti kapitana,
Charles w. Eliason, kdyz jdou
CT Pc silnici muz vsedl do jeho
AUTOMOBILE a p~astorovi sveril,
re ''musel pryc z Baltimore"
poneVac policil hledan byl. Ne
daleko Waterford pocal tlouci
pastora az do bezvedom1.
= Maud Heineman z East
Lombard ulice podala st1znost
ma severovychodni stanici, re
dvema cernochy okradena by
la O $28, kdyz sla pc Eden u
lici u Orleans ulice.
Ukradeny mu automobil ma
lezen byl ~opusteny v Curtis
Bay.
- Diva bandite vesli do hos
pody We 21OO blocku S. Haven
ulice v noel z patku ma sobotu,
Install tam az pos1edni z hosti
odesel a pax napadli majitele,
Benedetto Palatucci a jeho re
nu a okradli jej O $675.
Palatucci spal v zidli, kdyz
bandite kradli v pine tichosti,
jak udala jeho zena, jez prave
hotovou byla zavr1ti hospodu.
Jeden drzel il v tichosti hroze
il revolverem zatim co druhy
Sci "a bar a z kapsy jej1ho ka-
batu vis1c1ho tam wal $675.
= Dvema cernochy zadrzen
byl T1dic taxicabu, Edward
Ruckle a okraden jimi o So v
600 blocku Bradley ulice. Ia
xicabem nechali Sc vezti z
Pennsylvania ave. a Dolphin
ulice.
= Statnf policie zatkla We
stredu ctyTi muze a 14leteho
hocha a obvinila je z okraden1
nekolika obchodG Charles o.
kresu pred n6kolika dny. Tff
a hoch zatceni byli garazi
nedaleko Waldorf, Md. Ctvr-
ty, Stanislav A. Krystyniak Eat
cen byl We SVEN prfbytku We
200 blocku S. REGISTER ulice.
We Waldorf zatceni byli:
Joseph F. Reznik, 10 rok1 sta
ry z 200 blocku S. Eden ulice,
Theodore Dimisink, 21lety z
Bank ulice a Earl Moore z
Newport, Md.
= Diva cernosi: Mack Creuy
29lety a James Gore, padli do
moci policie We stTedu ma obza-
lobu, re pTepadli sedm rfdicG
taxicab4. Kradeze provedli cd
10. rfjna.
= Diva bslosi prepadli We
stredu Tfdice taxicabu, Lorne
L. Frankton a oloupili jej O So.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22

Ild OJAo 00So0 -oASo
necky a Borskeho, jak zpevem
tax i podanlm!
Tetu Borskeho, Leny, ktera
mela ma mysli stesti sveho sy-
novce sehrala Sc zdarem sok.
Anezka Radkova. Uhlazeny
pan reditel filmove spolecnos-
ii Hampl, nalezl vyborneho
predstavitele V sok. ". Sevcf-
kovi. Filmove hvezdy: Rita,
sok. F. M~aresova, byla svddna
milenka basnfka Borskeho a
mohu ffci, re jejf vykon byl pr
votridni a sok. Maresova ume-
lecky dozrava. Maria a Berta,
sok. M. Karpenkova a sok. Vii
ma Rysova Sc pine dovedly Wi
ii do svych uloh a S ostatnfmi
kinohvezdami sok. M. Frejko-
YOU, K. Radkovou a Elsi Rho
YOU sklidily zaslouzeny potlesk
zvlaste We zpevn1ch a tanec-
mich c1slech. Bylo vzdy milo
ma ne pohledeti. Znamenitou
figurku ~vytvorila PAM Karla
Matrasova We sve Ance Koni-
paskove, dvojence, Mary Pick
fordove. Jejf vystupy vzdy
vyvolaly boufi veself. Zvlaste
pfi odchodu We druhem jedna-
nj s malfrem Felixem bylo pra-
We pobourenf v publikum. Ma
liz filmove spolecnosti, vzdy
wesley Felix Smutny, byl velmi
dobre vystizen reziserem hry
sok. CihlaTem. Jeho hra byla
znamenite propracovana a tez
hlasove sc dobTe uplatnil.
Dalsfmi komickymi figurka-
mi byli sok. Jan Kaspar We
Vinckovi a sok. E. Kliment v
Karbulkovi. Byli to mazanl
sluhove svehoI pana a jejich
hra vyborne zapadala do ram
ce hry. Sok. Kliment prevail
1lohu ma posledni minutu v ne
deli rano Ia onemocneleho sok.
J. R. CihlaTe. Poslednf postavy
operety Ciganecky byli cleno-
We panskeho sboru sok. J. Neu-
man, V. Pokorny a Eda stetka,
kteri sc statecne drzeli.
V souhrnu, celia hra klapa-
la, kazde zpevnf c1slo bylo
bouflive aplaudovano, nektera
Sc i musela opakovati. Operetu
rfdil osvedceny kapelnik sok.
Emil Stetka a jeho hudbu bylo
radost poslouchati, mat on
vzdy dobre hudebnfky We SVEN
orchestra.
Reziser hry sok. Antonln CT
hlaf, mel stastnou volbu a dilo
Sc mu podaTilo. Vypravu OBJ
staral sok. Jan Kaspar a scena
byla opravdu krasna. Nabytek
zap6jcila firma Little Potts.
Satnu obstarala firma J. Strop-
nicky z New Yorku. Liceni 5
ochotou prevail p. Bittner, st.
Napovidal p. Frantisek Koran.
Vsem, kterf ma teto operete
spolupracovali patti mas sokol-
sky dix!
Nam radost z toho, re Get
nemu obecenstvu, jehoz bylo
ma 600 osob, Sc Ciganecka ne
smfrn6 lfbila, bylo opravdu
spokojeno! A tim je Teceno
vSe.
Pc divadle rozproudila sc
prava sokolska veselice pri So
kolske hudbe sok. Edy Sticky.
Hosi vesele v~yhravali a kazdy
Sc dobre bavil. Potion zacali
odj1zdeti hoste. Posledni W.
prava asi 80 osob Sokolic a So
kol1 z nam mile Filadelfie,
rozloucila sc S Mani v jednu
hodinu pc pGlnoci.
Tim skoncily oslavy 65ti-le-
teho trvanf Sok. Jed. "Blesk".
Jsem jist re vsichni 1castnici
budou ma ne dlouho a dlouho
vzpom1nati. Dobra vec Sc po-
daTila! Ma zdar!
Sok. ochotnik
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
Odsouzena ma pet rokH.

Lillian Post odsouzena byla
ma pet rok1 do vezen1 a poku-
tie $4,000 "a to, re pfivezla
Caroline st. John z Washing
tonu do Baltimore pro nemrav-
ne 1cely.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-22
Zemrel ma

William III. Simmer, 68 rokd
starry z w. Baltimore ulice,
zemrel ma schodech sveho do
mu.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-18
FARMERS GROUP
 MAY GET BIG LOAN

Hartford, Conn, Jan. 18.-CUP) Federal authorities today consid- cred rural resettlement loan of $5l,938 to the Farmers Coopera- tive, Inc, of Hartford, 8 group of "low-income farmers in a stricken agricultural area" to build plant to process it's milk. Mrs. Dorothy M. Beck, head of the northeastern divi- sion of the resettlement administra- ton, has approved the proposed loan. If 1t goes through the loan may be the first of the administration to a group of this sort.
 Members of the Farmers Cooper alive include many who were busted from the Connecticut Milk Pro- ducers association in an April, 1884, purge, when 6 minority group ob- jected to the associations admins tration. The minority thereupon was elected from the organization.
 They formed new cooperative group, using as their main selling point that milk would come direct from the farm and not through a middleman. Although the organiza- ton has progressed, 1t claims 1t still neds aid. The money, if obtained, will be used to build plant, pay off mortgage on property, refund ob- ligations, buy equipment and cstab- fish an operating expense fund.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-18
BY WILLIS DUNIwAY

(Unlted Press Stem COrreSpOnuenJ)
 Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 18-(UP)- Federal agents and state and city
 police, searching out every suspect
 and running down every clue and report in the kidnap-murder of Charles Madison, 10. were reported
 today to be concentrating on To-
 eating missing WPA worker. This
 man allegedly told his foreman on an Everett, Wash, project that he didn't intend to starve "so long as there are rich men around here who have sons and love them" It was lnear Everett that the naked body of Charles, son of Dr. and Mrs. w.
 w. Mattson of Tacoma, was tossed
 into the underbrush while the phy-
 sician waited to pay $2s,000 ransom. The suspect answers the descrip- ton of the bearded, swarthy kidnaper even to the foreign accent noted in
 the federal bulletin which said the
 abductor probably came from one of the southern European countries. The man was discharged from the government project the middle of December and has not been seen
 about his usual haunts since. The fact that he was familiar with the Everett area where tho body was left intensified the search. It also
 was near Everett that . pit was
 found in which the child may have
 been imprisoned.
 The FB1 agents also were report.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-18

Guelph, Ont, Jan. 18-(U.Po - Oficials of the riot-torn Guelph reformatory announced today that 8 tentative" check indicated A of TOO inmates had escaped during yes- tertay's rioting. Squads of heavily armed provincial police swept through the countryside in search of the prisoners. The manhunt was the greatest ever staged In south ern Ontario. Police of all towns within 0 lOO-mile radius were warn ed. Prison heads said the situation at the institution was quiet" They said the prisoners were calm and orderly, and that 1t appeared cer- tain the outbreaks were at an end. Deputy Provincial Secretary c. F. Neelands, who rushed here from Toronto yesterday to take active charge at the reformatory, said to- day reports damage to the buildings would total $250,000 were "ridicu- lous." He said loss by fire, water, smoke and damage to furniture and equipment would not exceed $25.0O0
 At least two persons were injured
 Prisoners armed themselves with clubs fashioned from pieces oi broken furniture and forced guards to seek safety in the administrative quarters. Police used tear gas to re- store order The escaped peisMAeEs l took Mdvantage 0e cusifusion e tha height of the rioting and Jumped through windows to freedom. Most of them were young. and according
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-18
FOUR RESCUED
 FROM BLIZZARD
Three Women, One Man Had Been SnOWbOund
 in Car for 22 Days

Las Vegas, New, Jan. 18-(UP)- Three women, man, two cats, and dog revelled in warmth, food and security today.
 They had been snowbound for 22 days. Their companions had been frozen to death in heroic effort to save them. The man had fought raging blizzard and great snow drifts for 9 consecutive hours while the others remained impri- soned in a snow-covered automobile for seven and a half days.
 Mrs. Lee Prettyman, wife of mine operator at isolated Yucca Pass; Fred Miller. AS, James Ross Poe, Mrs. Prettyman's brother, and his wife; Doris Dunn, Mrs. Pretty mans negro cook. were going into town for the winter. On Dec. 27 they passed Groom Dry Lake. deep in the Nevada desert. It started to snow. Soon blizzard was raging. the car stalled in drift. The men got 1t started. but soon 1t was stalled again. This time 1t was out of gaso- line.
 Car Trapped By Snow
 The screaming wind banked snow against the car. Snow swirled down in dense clouds. Temperature out- side the machine was below zero. Inside the car the humans and animals huddled together. absorg-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-18
AUTO STRIKE IS
 NOT PACIFIED
Conference of General Motors, Auto Workers
 Union Ends in Failure

Detroit, Jan. 1B.-(UP)-Attempts of General Motors and the United Automobile Workers to open nego- tiations on wages, hours and work ing conditions failed today. Present conferences are all off," Homer Mar tin, strike leader. said as he left a meeting attended by William 8 Knudsen, executive vice president of General Motors, and other corpora ton officials. "Our stand is the same as we announced last week." Gen. eral Motors made no announcement immediately, but Knudsen said a statement would be issued later.
 Met 45 Minutes
 Martin and his companions were in session with the General Motors executives for about 45 minutes. The breakdown of negotiations came quickly, for the conference room was not disarranged and there was only one cigaret stub in the ash trays.
 The rival parties were deadlocked when the meeting opened, each 1n- sisting that the other had violated the truce reached last week in Gov, Frank Murphy's ofiice at Lansing.
 General Motors accused the union of preaching the Lansing agreement by falling to remove sit-down strik- CTS from two corporation plants in Flint by Il 6. m. today.
 The union, in turn, said General Motors was guilty of bad faith" be- cause 1t tried to reopen the Cadillac plant here after "sit-down" strikers moved out; it refused to permit pick eting at the Guide Lamp plant, An derson, Ind; 1t agreed to bargain collectively with non- union employ es who were not party to the Lans- ing truce.