davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ra S. l.. y. Ohio, kampanii IN kup-
ljenje potpisa ma peticionim hstama. te
trazi iinena adrese syih nasih Glanova
u Ohio radi naneravana kampanje za
pretplate ma Weekly People.
Cd A. Kudlika, nacionalnog sekreta-
ra Madjarske Federaciie S. l.. r., da je
niihova prosla konvenei.ia odlucla odr-
zati svoju narednu konveneiju IL Cleve-
landu Il oktobrn, tako da So izbegne
odrzavanje nase njihove konvcnciie
II isto vreme. Takodier. drug kudliS
nndi klisej IA mas naredn kalendar
Procitana je izmeniena korespoden-
ella izmediu Matchmaking Centralnog
Ureda o raznim stvarima te pismo cd
Matchmaking sekretara, koiem Sc. u
ime Nacionalnc Or2anizaciie, zahyaliu
ie nasem Glanstvu ia obilnu novGanu
pomoc part .jskom organu. Weekly Peo-
pie, sa nase prosle konvencije. TAX jer
ie proGitana korespodenciia izmediu
NacionaIneg Ureda, Centralnog Ureda.
Sekcije Milwaukee naseg Ogranka Il
Milwaukee, II vezi sa kupljenjem potpi-
sa ma peticionim listama
Owl su Ogranci poslaH svoie mesecne
izvestaje: Bellwood, Milwaukee, New
York j Youngstown.
Opste primedbe sekretara Fed: raz-
log zasto jc trazio odobren.ie od Glanoya
G. o. da odlozi relovni' sednicu od -.
do %. oktobra; te proeesu rada ma
kalendaru drugim stvarima II Tredu.
Primedbe Sc nss.aiaiu
Tzyestai nrednika X. j. Sc ilsvaia.
Proeiian je zapisnik usvojen kako je
proeiian.
G. sfepovit, rekorduiuci sekretar
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16
Sa zabave
Hoboken, N. J..

Mas Ogranak je odrzao, svoju
prvu i uspesnu zabavu, Owe se-
zone u subotu IA. oktobra, ma
s1l2 Park Ave. Hoboken, N. j.
Vreme je bilo lepo, sto je We
rovatno pripomoglo da smo imali
dobru posetu. Goste SUI zabav-
ljali tamburaski zbor, Johny j
njegova druzina, ma vanredno Ia
dovoljstvo prisutnih, sve do posle
diva sata sledeceg jutra.
U odredjeno vreme, drug T.
Yelusic, pozdravio je prisutne
u ime Ogranka sa kratkim go
vorom apelovao "a novcanu po-
moe, cemu Sc svi RADIO odazvase.
A rezultat je kako sledi pri-
lozima:
Pc $500: Tony Garma, P. Sex
so B. S. Jancikin. Pc $500: T.
Yelusic, A. Jurjevic i familija
Resanovic. Pc $500: B. Radov,
farniliia Evanic, Tom Kalabric,
L. ziSkorea, F. Rack, M. j E. De
kovic, ]. Curavic, F. Sonjara i
familiia Kapovic. Pc $100: Bozo,
M. Ercegovic, M. Leskovar, j. Ze-
lenko, F. Dretar, T. Basic, ].
Stupin, S. Vukotic, c. Shadow, J.
Govic, T. Garma, R. Roman, M.
Curavic, M. Banks, Bezbrodica,
J. Ercegovic, A. Dragojevic L.
Parenhim.
Ogranak Sc. zahvaljuje svima
posetiocima. j prilagacima, ma
rocito drugaricama ]. T. Eva
mic Miss Eleanor Yelusic koje
su poklonile kolaca, vanredno
ukusnih.
S. Vukotic, dopisnik.
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kupovati III odmah. A pcred to-
ga &c III bez sumnje debit; pri-
licno jeftino.
Zamislimo samo koliko stl te
linije izbacale radnika sa posla,
koji su ma "tenkerima" "terik-
karama' prevazali tai produkt.
A nije Ii ovo i dale podstrek os-
talim 'uljarima" da uvadjaju
cevne linije. Koliko &c jos budu
ce linije radnika izbacitl il pro-
izvodnje? A nece Ii to blti slucaj
sa swim ostalim industrijama?
Niece Ii one izbaciti oko polovi-
Gu svojih sadasnjih radnika kao
nepotrebne?
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16
Nassii 81 dopiisii
Sa vecerinke
Steubenville, O.

u nedelju %. oktobra, mas O.
granak j mesna Sekcija S. L P.
ovde, priredise zajednicku We
cerinku u nasem lokalu. Poseta
beSe osrednja.
Govore su odrzali drug H.
Brostman, ma engleskom i Lazo
Mrvos ma jugoslavenskom jezi-
ku. Kao u proslosti, tako oval
put, nase su vredne drugarice
pripravile vrlo ukusnu veceru,
koja je wise slicila jednom dobro
priredjenom banketu. oval put,
nakon vecere j govora izvrsena
je kolekcija prilog izbornog
fonda S. L. P.
Sledeci SUI prilozili u novcu:
Pc $500: M. Krnic, H. Brostman,
M Burlakis L. Mrvos. S. Kotur
$500, F. Busic $3.50 Cvjeta Di-
vic $3.25. Pc $500: M. Bobcheff,
j. Derosky. r. Marijanovic, S.
Vignjevic S. Yukic familija
Beuk. NJ Batalo $3.50, A. Sauer
$500 Hermina Barac SITS. Pc
$1.O0: Dj. Zatezalo, E. Chuich, S.
Barko, Smilja Krnic Ida Brost-
man. Anna Pavic SOC. Svega
$6O.5O.
i Sledece drugarice poklonise u
hrani: Ida Brostman $l.50, Anna
Derosky $1OO, Anna Beuk Sl.0C
Ii Savka Krnic $1.00:
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje svima
"a uspeh owe vecerinke.
A. Sauet, dopisnik.
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NEMA VECEG SLEPCA OD ONOGA. kOt1
NIECE DA VIDI
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''Koliko ii plate "a osam satio'
zapitam opet ia. "Tri peso.e', re-
&c on. "Dobro, tri peso-e ma osam
sati. To znaci da "a sesnaest sa-
ii, ii dobijes sest peso-a. Prema
tvom govoru, ii "a Sesnaest sati
napravis najmanje dosta tkanina
"a iedno odelo, dobijes "a tvoj
rad sest peso-a novcu. To zna-
ci da jedno odelo kosta sest pc
so-a." "Estas loko", rece on, mai
loSije odelo kosta najmanje tri-
deset peso-a.' me, nisam ia be-
dast,' odgovorim ia, ''nego ia ho-
Gu da tebi kazem zasto tt nisi
mogao kupiti "a sebe u celoj
godini dana jedno odelo, a meni
malo cas- kazao 81 da napravis
dosta tkanina "a jedno odelo u
sesnaest sati." "Opet ii moran
reel da 81 'loko'" rece on, Sta mi
dolazis sa tkaninama, kada sam
ii malo pre- kazao da oni meni
dadu novac, a ne tkanine," Ca
marada Suarez, nemoj da Sc lju-
It's, poSto sam tt vec rekao da ze-
lin da ii pomognem, da saznas,
kako to da tt nisi mogao kupiti
sebi jedno odelo "a celu godinu
dana, a sam priznaS da "a Ses-
naest sati proizvedes dosta tka-
nina "a jedno odelo. SluSaj, uze-
cemo ovako, ako zeliS da saznas
nemoj da Sc ljutis, ako tt pome-
nem tkanine." "Dobro, necu da
Sc ljutim, ii govori a ia Gu slu-
Sati," rece on. "Prema tvome pri-
znanju,' produzih ia, I'll proiz-
vedes "a sesnaest sati tkanina
(Otra ves!!) dobro kad neces da
cujeS "a tkaninu, onda cemo uze-
ii menu vrednost, kako Sc ona iz-
razava u novcu. Kako 81 rekao
da proizvedeS "a sesnaest sati
vrednosti "a trideset peso-a, t
dobijes samo sest, mislis Ii ii da
bi neko hteo dati trideset peso-a
"a sest a da tai 'neko' ipak nije
lud? Da Ii razumes sada?" Isl" j,
rece on, Ito je nesto bolje nego
kada 81 mi govorio o tkaninama. :
"Da bi ii bilo JOS jasnije', nasta-
vim ia, "rekao 81 da ii proizvedes
trideset peso-a vrednosti u ses-
naest sati, dobijes samo' sest,
sada ako oduzmemo sest cd tri-
deset, koliko &c nam ostati? Vi
dis sada zasto nisi mogao kupiti
sebi odelo.' "(Si veo un poke
mejor)'
I'll nisi mogao da kupis odelo', :,
nastavim ia dalje, .sto je Campo
Mar y Soulas zadrzala Cd tvoga
dvodnevnog proizvoda dvadeset
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Poredak, u kojem nece biti onih
koji bez rada prave po sest mi
Iona peso-a, oni koji rade ne
mogu nj jedno odelo ma godinu
kupiti. To je ono zasto Sc trebas
prosvetiti i organizovati tt i os-
tall radnici da bi bill slobodni
ludi i zeveli u izoblju.
A sad odlazi razmisljaj 0
Svemu tome.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16

i cetiri peso-e. Iii dobio 81 samo
sest peso-a cd trideset, u obliku
najamnice. Ovo mi Socialist ma
zivamo pljackom' n. Suarez,
t'sada vidim da 81 ii znao bolje
nego ia, zasto ia nisam mogao
kupiti odelo. A da Ii Campo Mar
Y Soulas tako pljacka sve rad
nike koji "a njih rade?" spa, oni
to rade ma swim mestima, sa svi-
ma radnicima. Oni j njihova os-
tala braca, izrabljivaci, pljackaju
radnike po swim zemljalna bez
razlike narodnosti, boje iii we're.
No, da Ii sada vidis otkNda su
tih sest miliona dosli u ruke kom-
panije?" H. Saurez, Isl, Veo, da,
vidim, to SUI oni oduzeli cd svih
mas radnika, mas teSki rad j znoj.
ia nisam mogao nj zamisliti da
bi Campo Mar y Soulas tako me-
sto Chill, posto svi kazu da su
oni demokrati. 'Da, oni su de-
mokrati' patriot samo da mo-
gu doci do sest miliona peso-a".
("Bueno'), upade H. Suarez, "sa-
da je dosta". me, nije dosta. Re-
kao 81 da svi kazu da SUI Campo
Mar y Soulas demokrati. ia bi
zeleo da mi rastumacis Sta ii
razumeS pod reel 'demokrati' =?
H. Suarez, "Pa, pa, demokrati su
svi oni koji Sc bore protiv ma
cista fasista kinto kolune. !"
"A koji su to koje nazivaju ma
ciste faSiste kinto kolunaSe?'
H. Suarez, "Cudno mi je da tt
neznas. Ear nisi vec mogao saz-
natl? Ia to SUI oni koji bi zeleli
da Hitler pobedi, to SUI naci-fasis-
ii i kinto kolune. Oni hoce da
otimlju ono sto nije njihovo (ES-
TO SON ALEMANES), entiedo.' :
"Dobro, neka bude tako, da su
naci-fasisti oni koji hoce da oduz-
mu ono sto nije njihovo. Malo
cas- ii mi rece da je Campo Mar
Y Soulas oduzela cd svih rad
nika koji rade u njenoj tvornici
onih sest miliona peso-a. Pc two
joj logici oni SUI naci-fasisti. :
H. Suarez estate dugo zamisIen
i cd jednom kao liza sna Isl, imas
tt pravo, oni su pravi naci-fasisti.
Njihovih sest miliona profita jes7.
te uzrok sto ia nisam mogao ku-
pitt odelo. Sad vidim da su to
pravi neprijatelji radnicke kla-
Sc. A meni SUI stalno do sada 60
vorili da Sc mi moramo ujediniti
S NINA. Sada vidim da to ne
moze biti. Da sc radnici ujedine
sa svojim najvecim neprijatelji-
ma" "Koji su to tebi govorili da
. s
Sc mi moramo ujediniti sa ne
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u prkos toga Roosevelt cbe-
cava 60 miliona poslova radn:ci-
ma posle rata, a neki drugi obe-
cavaju So miliona. Ito "a vrer1e
kada prestane ratno razaranjc
produkata. Mogli bi i'm lakse We
rovati da SUI obecali 60 iii SO mi
Iona besposlenih. Ia ovo postoji
mogucnost, "a prvo ne postoji.
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Thanksgiving Bazaar in Milwaukee

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Music for rdaning =
o People
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16

|kalendara. Bez njihove pomo0
mas bi posao oko rasturivanla
kalendara znatno bio tezi spo~
riji. S njihovom pomoci rad -
isao mnogo brze i lakse. Zato O.
vom prilikom Sc obracamo na-
Sim swim simpaticarima, da nan,
pruze ruku pomocnicu pri -a1-
turivanju naseg kalendara. Da-
kle, nasi simpaticari, saljete svo-
je porudzbine "a SOCIJALtS-
TICKI RADNICKI KALENDAR
"a 1945. godinu, tako da ga do
poslednjeg primarka rasturin1c!
u vezi sa rasturivanjem naSeaa
kalendara, zelimo ovde istaci jed
nu dobru korisnu praksu O.
granka New York, koia Sc sasto~
j u ovome: Svake godine Ogra-
max New York, "a vreme kaIer-
darske sezone, porucuje izvesu.
kolicinu primeraka RADNIckE
BORBE, koie njihovi clanovi, ka-
da idu S kalendarifna, dele rad
nicima. Ma oval nacin oni JEDI
novremeno obavljaiu diva koris-
ma posla "a nasu stvar = rastu
rivanje kalendara RADNICKE
BORBE, utiruci put "a move ci-
taoce na5eg lista. Ovako bi ire
bali ostaH nasi Ogranci da prak-
tikuju, osobito ovog puta, ier Cd
nah nakon kalendara. otpocece-
mo sa opseznom kampanjom "a
/ pretplate.
l owe, kao proslih godina, na
sa Partija poduzela je jednu op
seznu kampanju, pomocu koje da
finansira svoj glavni organ,
WEEKLY PEOPLE, priredjuju
ci seriju afera, poznatih ped
Thanksgiving Bazaar" Nasa
Federacija je pozvana, kao i u
proslosti, da doprinese svoj deo,
uzimajuci zivog ucesca u ovor,
opstem artijskom pothvatu. @
granci j clanovi SUI snabdeveni sa
sabirnim listama, ma koiima da
kupe dobrovoljne priloge Take
djer oni nasi Ogranci clanovi,
u cijim &c mestima da Sc prirede
lokalne afere "a gorniu svrhu,
trebaju da pruze svoju svemogu-
Gu kooperaciju = radon i priio-
zima. Oni Ogranci i clanovi II
cijim mestima nece biti priredje
ne afere, neka nastoje sakupIti
sto wise novaca ma pomenutim
listama, pa neka, zajedno Sd lis
tama, posalju Centralnom Ure-
du.
/ Ovogodisnja gore pomenuta
kampanja treba da je najuspes-
Mia u istoriji nase Partije. kao
sto je bila prosla izborna kampa-
MIA uspesna Uspesi naseg rada
ne bivaju slucajni, nego usled
vece aktivnosti clanova SIM
paticara. Zato budimo aktivnIii
Ii prilikom owe kampanje "a
dom prilozima, - pa &c ozs
biti uspesnija nego prosle gosi;
ne.
! Owe nedelje smo prinili dobru
vest IL JUNE Amerike - Mont
video, Uruguay, = cd druga z.
,culuma, sekretara Socialists
ke Radnicke Organizacije Dele
onista. Dobra vest sastoji u to-
me, sto su konaeno uspeli da Or
ganizuju grupu Deleonista cd
mad djarsko- govorecih ra d nika.
Ma ovome SUI naSi tamosnji dra-
govi radili vec DUE vremena, da
SUI konaeno njihov trud napo~i
urodili plodom.
Kao sto smo vec svoje vre-
me javili, tamosni nasi drugovi
rade ma organizovanju spansko
govorecih radnika ma nacelirla
Deleonizma. | mi smo uverenta
da &c u tome uspeti, jer koga sE,-
Sc oni god pothvata poduzimah,
u vezi naSe stvari, uvek su uspa-
vail, te Sc madame da ce uspetI
ovog puta.
| ako sporo, ali ipak stalno na-
sa ideia dobiva pristalica. q kc-
liko wise mi radimo ma njenora
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dinner including all the trimmings will be at LOO Edward Tece
Presidential 70 grnd c
ternaion
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Evening star., 1944-07-08
District Fighter Pilot Bags
Three Nazi Planes in Dav

A bag Of three enemy planes in a
June II sortee in the Balkans. rais-
ing his score to six, has been credited
to 1t. Robert c. Curtis, 26, son of
Mrs. Marjorie Curtis, 4635 Forty
ninth street NV A 18th Air Force
news release revealed his feat.
1t. Curtis was leading his Psi
Mustang squadron in escorting
bombers to the Romanian port Of
ConStanta on the Black Sea when
a large formation of enemy fighters
was encountered south OF Sofia,
Bulgarian capital
In the battle 1t. Curtis accounted
for two ME-109s. Finding himself
alone with four enemy planes he
maneuvered until he lost them. Then
he saw four more taking of as he
few over an enemy airdrome. Find
ing one of the ships squarely in his
gunsights, he fired short burst
which raised his score to three for
the day His squadron accounted
for IS of the enemy before returning
to its base. 1t. Curtis, who holds the
Air Medal with 10 Oak Leaf Clusters.
has flown more than 100 missions.
Evening star., 1944-07-08
Cut in Army Program
Reduces Staff al 6. u.

Five teachers will leave George.
town University at the end of thi.
semester because of curtailment o.
the Army specialized training pro.
gram, it was announced today.
| The Rev. John Kehoe, S. j., for /.
years director of athletics and alum.
nj at the school, recently announced
his assignment as superior of the
Mission Band of the New York
Province Of the Jesuits. Two teach
ers from other institutions, the Rev
Joseph T. Durkin, S. j., and the Rev
Francis G. Quinn. S. j., will join
the university next term.
The Georgetown teachers leaving
and their new assignments, are the
Rev. Joseph F. Cohalan, S. j., physics
department, to Sacred Heart Col.
lege, Auriesville, N. Y; the Rev
Timothy P. Reardon, S. j., mathe.
matics department, to Gonzaga High
School; the Rev. Frank H. Taylor
S. D., mathematics department, tc
st. Joseph's High School, Philadel-
phia; the Rev. John M. Daily, S. j.
history department. to st. Joseph's
College, Philadelphia. and the Rev
Peter Lutz, S. j.. spiritual director
of the Georgetown Jesuit Com
munity, to Jesuit Seminary, Wood.
stock, Md.
Father Durkin is from Scranton
University. He will teach history ir
the graduate school. Father Quinn
has transferred from Georgetown
Preparatory School, Garrett Park
Md, to become assistant procuratol
OF the Maryland Province.
What did you do today to helE
win the War?-Buv War Ronds
Evening star., 1944-07-08
tuberculosis Group
Discusses Guidance

The District tuberculosis Associ-
alton met yesterday at Freedmen's
Hospital Annex to discuss vocational
training and guidance for tubercu-
losis patients.
Discussion centered on whether
patients ready for vocational train
ing should choose their own work
or be guided toward more suitable
vocations.
Representatives Of the hospital
the United States Employment Serv-
ice. the District Vocational Rehabili-
tation Service and the tuberculosis
Association attended the conference.
The meeting was the first of a series
to be held in connection with the
rehabilitation program in four hos
pitals here.
Evening star., 1944-07-08
White House Influence
On Business Dealing
Denied by Col. Dali
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Thumping on q table for empha.
sis, 1t. Col. Curtis B. Dali, former
son-in-law Of President Roosevelt,
told a congressional committee yes
terday that ne neither had nor
wanted White House influence in his
business operations.
Col. Dali testified before q Senate
Interstate Commerce subcommittee
that Chairman Leland Olds and the
Federal Power Commission def
nited acted in the public interest" In
authorizing his former company to
build 1,200-mile natural gas pipe
line from Southern Texas into West
Virginia.
The committee Is considering Mr..
Olds' reappointment to the commits
sion. his former appointment hav-
ing expired June 70. It looked yes
terday into FPC action awarding
the line to the Tennessee Gas k
Transmission Co. over a rival ap-
plicant, the Hope Natural Gas CO..
Standard Oil of New Jersey sub
sidiary.
Col. Dali prefaced his recital of
the Tennessee company,s long fight
to build the pipeline by reading a
Chicago Tribune story which he
said reflected on him and untruth-
fully reported he received a $500 900
fee when the company was ACQUIRED
by the Chicago corporation, headed
by Richard Wagner.
This is not the first time I have
been shot at by opposition inter-
ests because am a former SON
in-law Of the President he testi-
fled.
IF had any influence with the
President, which I have not. 7
wouldn't use it," He said he re-
called a personal letter from the
President when he entered the Army
last year in which he said Mr..
Roosevelt expressed hope "I get the
same shakes as GI Joe, no more.
no less"
Il am interested in working for
living without improper attack
from anybody" he added.
Chairman Tunnel announced that
Mr.. Olds would be given an op-
portunity to tell his story today.
Evening star., 1944-07-08
Politics
Americans Garry On Attack,
Continued From First Page \

has been clouded by intraparty dis
pute.
Talk Of Barkley nominating
speech at the Democratic National
Convention, which opens in Chi
cago July 10, reinforced an ex-
pressed belief of party chieftains
that the President will accept an
other nomination. Such an address
naturally would not be made with
out Mr.. Roosevelt's acquiescence.
Such an address. too, might en-
brace a pointed bid by the Senate
leader for party unity. 1t was over
a tax bill veto that Senator Barkley
split with the man for whom he
said he proudly had carried the
flag" for II years. The President
in one of the most severe messages
he had ever addressed to Congress
declared it wasn't a tax bill the
legislators had sent him but a tax
relief bill-"providing relief not for
the needy but for the greedy"
Called 1t Deliberate Assault.
That, Senator Barkley declared
was a calculated and deliberate as
sault upon the legislative integrity
of every member of Congress, an
assault which he said he would not
take lying down."
So he turned in his resignation as
majority leader. Senate Democrats
accepted it, then Immediately re-
elected him unanimously. In the
meantime, Senator Barkley had re-
ceived conciliatory personal mes
sage from the President, and he
since has made a number of pro-
Roosevelt speeches.
A Barkley nominating speech in
no way would jeopardize whatever
chances he might have of moving
into second place on the ticket, a
spot for which National Democratic
Chairman Robert E. Hannegan has
listed eight people as in the run
ming.
1t is genesally agreed that the
conventions action may be infiu-
enced by how much prestige accrues
to Mr.. Wallace from his mission tc
China as a special representative OF
President Roosevelt.
Report Is Awaited.
For that reason, his report and
the reaction to it will be watched
from the standpoint of its possible
meaning as to the domestic polit-
ical picture as well as from its bear
ing on the war and postwar Amer
ican relations with Asia.
The manual for the Democratic
Convention discloses possible prece-
dent-a case in 1864-for exclusion
of delegates who announce they will
not abide by convention decisions
Political interest has been height
ened in Texas and Mississippi where
some Democrats have made demands
they say must be met before they
will support the party nominee.
Evening star., 1944-07-08
Brass Hats Break Up Interview
|OfU. S. Private and Princess
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 8.-The Princess
and the private got along nicely in
their interview, but the brass hats
broke it up.
Princess Elizabeth and her parents
were visiting United States 9th Air
Force bomber base yesterday, and
Pvt. Gene Graft, Chicago, a re-
porter for Stars and Stripes, sought
an interview
rs this your first visit to an
American camp" he asked the 49,
year-old future Queen of England
his story disclosed.
"Yes. it is" she replied. And
am enjoying 1t very much"
DO you ever have American guests
at your hou-er-palace?" queried
Graf.
mot unless they attend state
parties or are being decorated by
daddy" replied the Princess. If
Evening star., 1944-07-08
Staying Of Child Charged
To Virginia Rail Worker
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HARRISONBURG, Va, July g.
Lawrence H. Hoover, Rockingham
County Commemorative attorney,
said last night warrants had been
issued against James Arthur Her
ring, %, of Elkton. charging him
with murder and statutory offense
in the death of 4-year-old Guy
Putnam, also of Elkton.
The child. a son of Mr. and Mrs
S. c. Putnam, was found injured
Tuesday night at the Elkton High
School and died "Wednesday night
IN Harrisonburg hospital.
Mr.. Hoover said the warrants
against Herring probably would be
presented at special session of
the grand jury next week. He said
he expected the man, a railroad
worker, to be arraigned Monday.