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Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

NaGOnal League Chicago Brooklyn, postponed rain Cincinnati-New York, postponed; rain. Boston g. St. Louis R. Pittsburgh IT, Philadelphia 10.
 American League. Cleveland [, Boston 0. called. raI Chicago 12, Philadelphia 5. New York f. Detroit B. St. Louis Is, Washington 1.
 International League Baltimore 6. Newark 4. Buffalo 6. Toronto (irst game. 1G innings). Buffalo 3, Toronto 0 (second gamel Other teams not scheduled.
 Eastern League. Bridgeport 2, Worcester 1. Waterbury 5, Hartford 1 (first game) Waterbury 1, Hartford 5 (second game).
 Pittsfeld-Albany postponed; wet grounds.
 Other teams not scheduled.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08
CONNECTICUT co. TEAM
 PLAYS MEDNEsDAY NIGHT

The Connecticut Go. team plays We'd nssday evening at the Fairgrounds against the U. S. Finishing Co. team. Jack Flynn's team looks like a strong one and the U. s. boys will have to do some stepping to come through a win ner
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08
WILLIAMS KNOCKS OUT HIS
 THiRTIETH HOME RUN

St. Louis, Mo, Aug. 7-Williams hit his second home run in the sixth inn ing off Erickson, who relieved Mo- gridge for Washington after the Browns had batted around. Jacobson again was on base. It was Williams thirtieth home run.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08

A Question by the J. C. Orioles
 We, the Jewett City Orioles wish to know why the Triple A baseball team showed the white feather, Sun day, August 6, after challenging us to play and after publishing scare head lineup. The Orioles ask: Are you yellow, Triple A ?"
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08

the score of 8 to 2. Saturday. On Sum day defeated Fitchville by the score of 14 to 10. They would like to hear
 from some fast team for August l2.
 Some team with good rep Box 11s Yantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08

Colonel Kenzie W. Walker. o.;
 A, who has been appointed Chief of Finance of the War Department, succeeding Brig. General H. A. Lord, who retired June soth. to be- come Director of the Bureau of the Budget Colonel Walker has had long experience in both' line and staff work in the army. He is graduate of the Military Academy and organized and commanded dur ing the World War, first an infan- try regiment and then later cav airy regiment in Texas. Still later became a Brigadier-General in command of q brigade of Held artillery. He has been in the Fss.. nance Division of the General Staff for several years.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08

Izzl Kan Tor Neach in 9th
 Score by innings New York .........o o3 ooo IA Detroit ., .,..........3 a 0 0 0-3 Two ba-e hits, Ruth ?. Ward. S. Jcnes. Three bae7 hit. R, Jones
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08
'O0OO. Score.
 Phlladalnhia "A
Ih n aI "a

Totals 40 5 q 8
 fxl Batted for Sullivan in 5th
 tIxl Bstted for Ketchum in Eth
 Scfrs by innings: Philadelphia ......N Q . 1 o-s Chicago o.. ...........0 s 0 q -7 Two base hits. strunk. sheely Le7erstte ?. Young Miller 2 Home run. Welch. Hooper
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08
GAMES TODAY. National League.

St. Louis at Boston. Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
 American League. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at Cleveland. New York at Detroit. Washington at St. Louis.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08
txl Jacobson cut for batting out of turn. fxxl Batted for Erickson in 9th.

score py innings: Washington .. .,....0 c 0 Q 0 O-o- 1 St. LouS ,...,....O 0 Q g Ec6
 Two base hits, Wright, Goslin Jacobsen 2. Tobin Robcrt:on Three base hits. Gerber. Jacobson. Home uIns. Williams ?. Ce7lns.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08
ciayeland fAl
- - - Totals 26 [ q, q
t1) Batted for Fullerton in 7th.

' Sccre by innings
  BcFton .................0 Q N co tCS1!ed because of darkness.l Two base hits Leiboid. Walters. Stephenson Wood. o'Neill Three Base hit. Wood.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08
FIRST ROUND

Hugh G. M. Kelleher, New. York defeated Dean Mathey, New York, by default; s. Howard VosheIl, Brooklyn defeated Perry Pease, Southampton 6-2, SO; William Crocker Montreal defeated G. w Saunders, Southamp ton, 6-3, 6-4; zepzo Shimidzu Japan defeated J. Milton Hopkins, East Hampton, N. Y, 60, 6-3; James Da- vies, San Francisco, defeated W. W Hastings New York 6-1 6-1; Willis B. Davis, San Francisco, defeated c M. Wood, IT,, New York, 6-1 7-5; Gai Borden Riverdale, N. Y, defeated E A. Douglass San Francisco, 6-3, 6-2; Howard Kinsey, San Francisco, de feated A. J. Gore, Washington, 6-2 60: J. W. Whitbeck, New York, de feated Richard Hinckley San Francis co, 7-5, 6-2; Herbert L. Bowman, New York, defeated John Munroe, Tuxe. do 6-3, 6-2.
 SECOND ROUND
 Robert Kinsey, San Francisco. de. feated John Mcguire, East Hampton N. Y, 6-1 6-2; Carl Fischer Phila. delphia, defeated Stanley Mortimer Tuxedo. N. '. 6-1 6-2: Kal1ahar aa. l feated Borden so 6-1.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08
Yantic Wooimen Win

The American woolen Team of Yan- tic defeated the Thermos BottlA hs
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08

Totals 30 13 24 70
 fzl Eatted for Watser in sth.
 fx) Battcd for Lavan in 9th
 Score by innings: St Louis .....-,.0 ? .. o-8 oi 2-s Boeton ....,..s...,..0 { c s E9 lTh'ee baee hit. Ainsnith Home runs, Powell,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08

Teddy Jay also started Time 2:06 1-4; 2:1O 1-2: 2:oS IA.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
WASHINGTON

Copyright 1922. by International Feature Service Inc
Great Britain Rights Reserved Registered Office
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07
WRIGHT APPOINTED
lST DEPUTY in D. c.
INSURANCE OFFICE
Fills Vacancy Created in
New Appropriation
Bill.
FORMER EXAMINER
Changes Follow Recent Gust
ing of Lewis Griffith as
Superintendent.

The position Of first deputy in
the insurance ONCE of the District
government. created by Congress in
the recently passed appropriations
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07
.KIWANIANS HEAR
TORONTO REPORT
Budget Committee Is Named
To Work Out Financial
System.

A report on the International
Convention of Kiwanis Clubs, held
in Toronto. Canada. recently. was
given by George II. Winslow, at 4
meeting of the local Kiwanis Club
at Hotel Washington yesterday.
Mr.. Winslow explained that the
policy of the clubs iE. the future
would be mot extension but stabil-
izatiOn." He reported that the con-
ference decided to institute a bud
get system. a plan for systematized
att ndance and a rev ratio of dues
to be paid by local clubs to the in
ternationgl. Eight hundred clubs,
with a membership of more than
$1,000. were represented at the con-
clave.
A budget committee for the loca!
club has been appointed, composed
of c. F. Roberts. c. II. Woodward.
F. L. Wagner. q II. Winslow and
Fl. G.. Kimball. Boxes of flowers
were awarded to J. b. Sophie and
r. II. Rebele in honor of being the
homeliest guests present William
A. Lewis and E. w. waldron were
admitted to membership.
The officers of the IN ternational
elected at Toronto are: George Fl.
Ross, president; Fred W Walker
and Russell z. Ward. vice presi-
dents; Leslie B. Henry. secretary.
and Herbert w. Riggs, treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07

bill. was filled yesterday by the
District Commissioners through
the promotion of C. C. Wright.
Wright has been holding the po-
sition tentatively since July l..
Previous to his promotion he was
a deputy and examiner in the in
surance ofice. The new position
carries a salary of $1,000. He will
be designated deputy superintend-
ent of insurance.
Jordan Appointed.
To all the vacancy created by
the promotion of Wright the Com
missioners appointed Llewellyn
Jordan second deputy: Jordan Is
at present employed in the in
ternal revenue division of the
Treasury Department.
Another new position created by
the appropriations bill is that of
clerk in the Insurance department.
This was filled by the appointment
Of Frank B. Bryan. jr.. who Is at
present with the Department of
Commerce. He will be trained to
become an examiner. according to
Superintendent Burt A. Miller.
Changes Follow OustinE.
The changes follow closely on
the ousting Of Lewis A. Griffith and
the appointment of Burt A. Miller
as superintendent of Insurance.
Griffith has charged that the oust-
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07
Policeman Fails
To Prove 7 Cases
Judge Mcmahon Gives
Odds to Record Defend
ant in Traffic Court.

Seven charges of traffic violation
brought by Policeman Dempsey. at
Fifth street and Massachusetts, ave
nue. northwest. against Earl G.
Bickerton, local garage proprietor.
were dismissed in Traffic Court yes
terday. .
Judge John p. Mcmahon admitted
Dempsey had broken all records for
charges, but decided his testimony
was not convincing.
Two charges were for speeding,
two for colliding, one for leaving
an accident without Identifying
himself. one for not having proper
Identification tags and one for fall
ing to obey a policeman.
The only heavy fine yesterday,
$40, was paid by Carl A. Bell, 2sls
NJ street northwest. for driving with
dead" tag.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07
Three District Couples Wed.

ROCKVILLE. Md. July 6.-Miss
Garnett L. Jennett, of Takoma
Park, Md, and e. Homer Bowie. OF
Washington, were married here yes
terday by Rev. Nolan B. Harmon, jr..
pastor &c .se Methodist Church.
other couples married here within
the last day or two were Miss Ekla
McCready. of Toms River, N. j., and
Louis Zeller. of WASHINGTON. by Rev
Millard F. Minnick. rector of Christ
Episcopal Church, and Miss Geneva
Johnson and Frank N. Plummer'
both of Washington. by Rev. Nolan
B. Harmon, jr., pastor Of the Metho-
dist Church.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07

ing was a political move backed
by the President.
Bryan. born under the American
flag in Cuba. Is from Ohio. Jordan
Is an insurance expert who has
been with the Treasury Department
since 1907.
Superintendent Miller said he in
tends to make the District insur-
ance office the best of it's type in
the country. He declared that an
actuary is especially needed to
guard citizens of the District from
policies that are unfair, weak or
extortionate.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07
The Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company
Office of the President
TO THE PUBLIC:

of common knowledge that large number of railroad employees
generally Shop the of
employing 1922 This strike
of of railroad employees date and at
be harmony with peanansd plan authorized the chosen representatives OF
the me involved
daily press procedure the
the taken by certain railroad companies with
reference practice to the leasing of railroad shops and facilities to out
side and also against Order No. 1886 of the United States Railroad Labor
Board effective July 1922 authorizing reductions
employees Shop Crafts.
joined this and Ohio Company far
has sought sabhh piece work. has leased of its shops or fael
outside No controversy specific
mentioned exists bewen this Company and ca" employees
The Baltimore and Ohio Transportation Act of
and accordance with the of that Act did its intention
by that Board be just and reasonable when tested by the of the
Transportation Act
While than half of the employees affected by Order No 1896 withdrew from
of classes
remained work and have expressed their intention continue the
of the Company the lawfully prescribed and effect
and Ohio Railroad
all
facilities and also the duty of the officers the make
every possible practicable operate may necessary
Company fulfill obligations
public have necessarily been hampred by the strike effect
the Baltimore and Ohio Company has far reained from
large numbers might easily have done for the of fill
ing the places by hoping giving
the conclude
of the it
and the fail
I ~ % 10 % tb ~ [ ht i a cannon J 'I a ha, rt l y, b I hr I 10 d d
under the law make reasonable practicable
and its trains and this duty will endeavor perform
Baltimore and Ohio has
with all classes of it
which has arisen
ready and willing the fixed by the Labor
reasonable 1t authorized does
less
is following paragraph from bulletin
by the United States Railroad Labor
RESOLVED. that if be assumed oeavehe
the because their
the Labor Board within their tmuEk be
cedd that the who in the service nd
thai
stnkebrekn seeking o the of
poyer employees that they have the
j the pubHto toavodi
indispensable railway they to the
protection of every department and the Government State
and National
suggested that resolution which was
adopedb by the Of the Board
by order of L. M. Parker. 1922
UNITED STATES RAILROAD LABOR BOARD
Ben w. Hooper, harman."
Recognition of the deep which all t.
has the public Of
DANIEL WILLARD
President The Baltimore and Ohio COMPANY
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07
oz75e Herald
R1ZMN&s..1sss
Listening-In Concerts.


GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED.
Tonight At g.
christianrs Drug Store, Ninth ana
Pennsylvau.a avenue northwest
Capitol Radio Sales Agency, 714
Eleventh street northwest.
Herrio, Pharmacy. sls U strsst
northwest
Rosemary Candy Shop. l4os H
street northwest Tonight also.
Peoples Drug Store. Seventh and
e streets northwest.
Above places store hours also.
Store Hours Onry.
Program Every Afternoon at ls3o.
Doubleday-Hill Electric Company.
us Twelfth street
Thomas F. Williams, Inc, 1874
New York avenue.
Gibson Company. sIs @ street
northwest
Quality Accessory Company, 1917
H street northeast
Harry c. Grove. Inc. 1910 q street
northwest.
John c. Rau. electric store. SO
Twelfth street
The Electric Shop. Duryea Build
ing, Connecticut avenue and L
street.
White and Boyer. s12 Thirtesnth
street northwest
Arcade Electric Company. Four.
teenth street and Park road north
west
Lanseurgh and Brother. ga
Seventh street
William Ballard Company. 1870 @
street
Woodward and Lothrop. Eleventh
and r streets
The Hecht Company. Seventh and
r streets.
8. Kann sons Company. Eighth
street and Market square.
J.. r. Dinowitzer. go Pennsyiva-
MIA avenue.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07
Boys Start on First
OF Charity Outings

Early yesterday twelve touring cars
filled with fifty-seven boys started on
the first Of a series Of two weeks
outings at Camp Columbus, Leonard
town. Md. These outings, which are
directed by a committee of the Cath
olic Charities of Washington. are In
charge of Rev. John J. Callaghan. Of
st. Matthews Church. The trans
portation is in charge of Charles
Semmes. All expenses for this trip
are borne by the committee and con-
tributorA
Every two weeks during. the sum
mer a number OF boys between the
ages of nine and sixteen years will
be given the privilege Of healthfu,.
wholesome vacation. They will have
as counselors the xavarian Brothers,
who have conducted this camp sue
cessfully for many years.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07
CONNOLLY, Bon Film Star,
Dies at Long Island Home

NEW YORK. July 6.-Bobbie Con-
molly, child movie actor who was fea-
tured In several we'll known film pro-
ductions and once led his own COM
pany in vaudeville. died at the home
of his father. Joseph Connolly, a
vaudeville actor. at Lynbrook. L. l.,
today of heart trouble.
The boy was known to many motion
picture fans for his performances in
''Humoresque" and 'The Old Oaken
Bucket"
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07
SENSIBLE, THINKING WOMEN

no longer doubt the efficacy of
that old-fashioned root and herb
medicine, Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. because II
relieves the ailments to which
they are afflicted In almost ev-
cry neighborhood there are liv-
ing witnesses of it's wonderful
effects. Therefore. IL you doubt
its value or power to help you,
ask your neighbor. In nine
times out of ten she has been
benefited by its use or knows
someone who has. II will pay you
to give this root and herb medi-
cine a trisl-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07
DOES YOUR WIFE
HAVE CRAMPS
EACH MONTH
And Suffer Agony-Losk Old,
Haggard-0r Spend
A Day In Bedl
SIMPLE REMEDY STOPS
IT-GET TT FOR HER

II your wife is In misery with
Periodical cramps and pains
each month at Menstruation time.
she suffers a lot OF unnecessary
and unnatural pain II makes
her look old. haggard and bad.
She is forced to neglect her work
and many husbands get up and
cook their own breakfast one
day each month for this reason
but why should they when a
simple harmless. little home
remedy will Danish all that
misery in just a few minutes7
Come down to the drug store
ask about Adams Wonder Cap
sules. Take her home a bottle.
Thous2nds of women use them
each month and IL your wife
fails to get complete relief from
every sign OF misery. cramp and
pain after using three doses
money back. (See guarantee on
each package). Results come
quick. Bottle lasts for months
She will be delighted and they
are harmless as sugar. Perhaps
she has hesitated buying them
herseN. Surprise her with a
thoughtful deed. Have them
handy for the next time.
Note: We gladly prepay Adams
Wonder Capsules anywhere on
receipt Of price 81. Peoples G1D
Drug stores, Washington. ID. c.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07
Lake Boats Have Radio.

Excursion boats operating on the
Great Lakes have been equipped with
radiophone sets for the entertainment
Of passengers. Many Of these boats
stations at Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-07
Stations Reported Heard

Reports Of local or distant
transmitting stations heard. freak
receptions and static effects toiH
be published in this colsnln daily.
II Is requested that usteners-in
inform The Herald radio depart
ment Of conditions as Indicated
BY their rodtophoHe set.
July 4.
To the Radio Editor:
Last night. July 3, ] heard these
stations: kDKA, wwJ. 3Xw.
l do not know who 3Xw is. Please
let me know his name and address.
ERVING DORRELLE,
IS johnson avenue.
Hyattsville, Nd.
Note: 3Xw Is Harris A. Beale
Pa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
|D|N fUGh C1u6O[U|

JuxtitiA este oarba. Fiecarc din
moi crede ca el este ocalistul care
sh-i deecAida ochii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
TR1BlJNA LIBERA

(L0 rstSsioa dccAbtA se p,tblicd o.,
psdcere toSfc articoscae de intercs
general ce wear veNS dinot6r6. Ese
trebae ,insd sd fie scrie cifeF 81 ,,u.
MAI pc fstd 4 cSalci de hdrt;e;
Sd M cuprindd vorbe injurioast
soa atAcari porsoaale 81 - ~ III
mai langi ca eel as,,lt trei suite d4
curinte. To0te Grticolele Sc Ger 3
IA semnate de cei ce le .scrin. AanW
scrisele mepu5licabile M Sc inaRo
|sidsd.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27

nOl creQe ca ell este OcullSJtu care
xh-i descAida ochi.
II
Statcle Unite a TRIMS o. deco
ratialne oraenlni verdun. Locni
tori orasului Chicago asteapta 81
ei o medalie pentru tinuta Tor Gu
rajoasa din prezent.
MOI avem 'lpgea nescrisa'
Dar avem lipsa 81 de legea in,
viola*;la''.
"a
Daca congresul nu va lna ma.
surf nrgente, sc va 'ntampla ceea
ce Sc credea de impossible, ca tara
va prospera din nou.
81
Ne miriam cum omului care 4
avut doua femei ia mai rimas mn
euin sa-si atarne hainele. E
4
Tn taran la oras tot atat ;.e
stangacil ca I'M orasan la tara.
Il
Semnul hatranetei pentr.u nm
barbat este daca toate fetelc ii par
frum0ase.
,Aceasta este cea mai calda vara
ce-am avut-o din anul trecut.
g ~ "s.@
Ghetele ce yor veni la modd
sunt atat de ingnste ca-ti crestc
batatnra la degete nnmai daea te
uiti la ele in vitrina.
n
Uncle femei I'm haina de scalaa
arata foarte bine, dar celeialte.. :.
nu vrem sd folosim nici un cu.
Want ca sd le deSeriem.
"a
Manearea prea multa iii face
tot atat de rau ca beutra multA.
"a
Daca haina reginei Maria a
Angliei atinge pamantul, ga re-
bnie sS fie una din femeile carora
lie place individaalitstea.
Tn rapport economic spune ca
nicicand n 'au fest masarii atat
de ieftini i'm Statele Unite ca
acum. Bag 'seama este mare O
fcrta.
o femeie va lna de h6rbat .N
un indiyid care impuscat-b. p
dnlee razbunarea.
D.
NOiiva spnne ca multe fett
americane vOr merge IN iasl
Uncle sunt deja aproape imbra.
cate de drum.
81
Sc spune ca Pancho Villa a de-.
VENT un cetatean foarte bland
decand s'a lasat de politica
Atragem atentia multor polit:
clani asupra acestei stiri.
@
va un cavalier din yeacuri tre.
cute deputat,M Knight chiama Ia
Q lnpta de mearte pc c0lonelnl
Thompson.
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lNfORtAINjN||


Washington. Eocietatea Cru.
cea Rosie Americana . dcna,
1850, en- eari "a Sc ajute yicti.
mile inundatiilor din San Saliva.
dor.
Nncinnsfi, @. - III John T.
Lewis, fresedinteie orsanizatiei
minere din Ameriea, declArat
fermal cd srganizatia aeeasts M
este sntsn Hisaic respensabila de
'aaasserafea rnirerilor neunionigt;
din Herfin nlioneiss, de oarece
Prtneifliae u statatcle ci ma sncu.
fajaxi si na iarta aelesiairae.
washington. - Senat0ral Hitch
cock, democrat din Nebnska a
declarat Ia senat ca tinta urma-
rita prm noua lege vamala ore
zentata la senat este o .blocaf,s
ssansrcfAA sDntr1 0ermaniei, ast.
fei e t1sa aeeasta sa mn maj
loat1 vinds niaie in statele
Unite"
visns' =. cfubM psftiduiui ia.
isiAist - OnkarSs ! lost asuncat
~ prs1 diaaslttS. u IA j
- 49, u ~ eativa trav u.
~
- stk. =. ltS apu,ae Mont.
eo1ls,y y skrit ~ ~ ssAiss,i va
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DREPruL DE A AoUzA.

DREPTUL DE A ACUZA.
Libertatea cuvantului 81 liber-
tatea preset sunt elemente de
evolutiune a timpnrilor moderne.
Astazi nn se mai poate concei,e
restrictia dreptului de a acuza
atunci cand aoeasta c facnta Gu
scopul de a inlatura un rau @u
pn abuz, aducand adevarnl Ia
lumina.
$l~oANx
Nici lun lucru insa nu lpnate Fl
luminat deeat prin IIlTMlNA.
inmina alba, lunaiha cnrata, lun.i.
ma adevarului ce nu sehimba IA
fatisarea obiectnlni lnminat. De
aceia carfd cineya acrza ,.treDae
!ntai sa fie in tlrept sd faca 81
II doilea trebale sa spuie atleya.
rll.
Avea oare dreptnl d-nul loan
Stancioil sd Scrie artic0lul pn-
,licat La Tribnna Lihera din 2
lunie?
Dl loan Stancioiu care spre
1arerea noaStra de 1.au ''e foarte
outin cnnoscut publicului remain"
!, student la Indiana University
A urmat la Uniyersitate 5 luni de
ale find inregistrat ca student
n primna an de stndii la 30 Ia.
lnarie 1922. Stndentii din Pitts.
'urgh, pc earl el III ataea, aa
ners la Cnivefsitate cate 5 ami
le zile. loan Stancioiu are pe
saptamana 16 ore dc scoaia. ac
and studentii din Pittsburgh au
este 80. loan Stancioiu n are
lota mal mare ca & 81 d, ID find
'ea mai mica nota cu care pa.i
rece 'pe cand colegii hi din
PittsblWg n 'au note mai mici 90
4 81 b.
Are deci dreptul loan Stan
:inin 81 -Spue ca stlMentii dim
nttHbRrx par . depmne fearte
1astin tinp in auditl daf il,
'chinab pieM mutt din fimpul
lanshor ca propaganda y,erso.
'sla in presa. Are el drepful Sa
scuze'' Desigur ca mn.
A doua intrcbara este daca RI.
iarui student de Ia Indiana Uni.
'ersity a spus adeyaiuis
Articoaele l3omnilor Prize. Cora
j tolsoviei an raspuns la aceasta
:hestiune. Asi ~dori totusi 81 q.
laug cateya cuvinte, cunoscand
mai deaprOape chestiunea Stu.
tentilor din Pittsburgh.
AnpnturiIe din Prasa n 'au fost
'rimise de eli. Cat priveyte solici.
tarea ajutoarelor din toste pkr.
lle, studentii an cerut sa Ii So
icorde un schimb pentrl taxa de
noala care la Pittsburg este de
.oO dolari pc an. Fl aveau drep.
tui sd faca aceasta cerere al.
'arece all fost pc front IN timpai
campaniei 81 urmeaza cnlsuri de
speclailtate tPetrolul) ce ma Sc
2oafe nrma in aceleas conditiuni
in tara.
Cat priveste sfaturile d-npln;
Stancioiu Gle sunt complect me.
soileitafe'' cum spune colegul
neu Adam Prize 81 prin ''simpli-
fatea ior devin netrebuincioasess
cum remarca atat de bine d-,ni
Cora.
stsd<ntfi din Pittsburgh st:u
poate mai bine ca al 8tancioiu 20
g munca Il dAc6 dumnealni credc
g q s'aa ufAilit vreodat5 i,entru
I hsfaee <reutAtiIe al trsi, Sc
inseala amar 81 chestiunea d-lni
! 0lsSescu . dsvedestt.
Repet din noa e an mus i
aceasta nunlai spre biheie c0leru-
Is'i de "a hdiana University:
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