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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
BivSi deIavci telefOnske druzbe
V 0borOzzeni sill dobe sluzbe nazai

Svetovni dogodki Sc nitro SUI
5ejo in ko pride dan, ko Sc DO
besno klanje med narodi konca-
10, bo v srcih onih MOI in zena,
ki danes tvegajo svoja zivljenja
"a domovino, nastala nova skrb
- skrb glede prilik, XII jih bodo
imeli do zasluzka ko sc povrnejo
V civilno zivljenje.
Nekatera podjetja SO ma po-
I1udo Wade svojim delavcem, XII
50 sc morali odzvati klicu do
nnovine, obljubili della, ko Sc po-
Vrnejo. The Ohio Bell telefon-
ka druzba ina okrog 1900 biv-
jih delavcev in delavk, XII danes
"luzijo Strica Sama. TIE dni je
druzba podvzela korake, da Sc
njenim delavcem V oborozeni 81,
Ii zagotovi, da jim nj treba skr-
beti glede dela, kajti isto jih be
~akalo, da ga nastopijo cim Sc
povrnejo.
Mr.. Randolph Eide, druzbir
3redsednil, je osebno postal pi,
3ma ia te bivse delavce, V kate
ii jim je sporocil:
"Ako ste vsled katerega kol
vzroka eden iznled onih, XII SC
5lli V dvomu, morda V skrbeh
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12

Y skladu dolocbami dohod-
ninskega davcnega zakona "a
leto 1914 je komisar odobril u
Dorabo pobotnic pridrzkov V
tenn smislu. To bo olajsalo pri-
b!izno 3O,OOO,O0O nastavljen-
Gem rosel davcne prijave, kel
'oodo mogli enostavno deklari.
rati svoje dohodke ma podlagi
;vojih pobotnic "a odtegljaje.
ncstc da bi vposlali izpolnjeno
polo "Form 1O4O".
Zakon zahteva, da mora vsak
delodajalec predati vsakemu
svojih nastavljencev ma dan 81
januarja, ali pa popreje, pobot-
nico odtegljajey, il katere je
razviden skupni znesek izplaca'
mega zasluzka in odtegnjenega
dohodninskega davka v teku le.
ia. Formular (tiskoYina) "a bo.
botnico odtegljajev je dopol.
njen, tako da vsebuje tudi vpra-
sanja, in podatke, XII bodo O.
mogocile vecini nastavljencev
da ga uporabijo kot return"
Ia dopolnjena tiskovina nos
znak VIZ (Rev.)
Ia nacin "a svoj return be
mogel upotrebiti vsakdo, kate
rega dohodki ne presegaio $5.-
900, in SO sestavljeni lie IL plac,
ki SO razyidne il pobotnice "a
odtegljaje. Vsi drugi davkopla.
.eevalci pa bodo morali deklari.
rati svoj dohodninski davek ma
tiskovini Form 104O, XII pa il
tudi mnogo bolj cnostavla pc
novem zakonu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12

&c DO vase delo pri telefonski
tvrdki Sc ma razpolago "a vas,
ko Sc povrnete, prosim vas, da
3prejmete to pismo kot mole
pristine zagotovilo, da Sc zana-
samo ma vase pomoc v oskrbo-
vanju velikanskega povojnega
telefonskega della, XII mas caka. "
Mr.. Eide je svojim delavcem
V oborozeni sill tudi ohrazlozil
gledece objekte kompanije:
Da Sc vsem delavcem preskr-
bi delo pri kompaniji, ki bo vsaj
cnako v yseh glavnih ozirih O.
nenu, XII so ga vrsili predno SO
Sc podali v oborozeno silo. O.
MIN, XII so bill v vojni pohablje-
nj, Sc DO nudilo pilliko do takS.
mega della, kot ga bodo mogli
vrSiti.
Vsi vracajoci Sc delavci bodc
lmeli priliko do poviskov plal
na podlagi bazicnih in teden-
skin plac. -
Kot je bilo porocano, drzj
Ohio Bell druzba seznam vseh
svojih delavcev oborozeni sill
med aktivnimi delavci, S pri.
pombo, da jim je bill dovoljer
dopust, da sluzijo v oborozeni
sill svoje domovine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
Pricetek Slovenske
sole S. N. D.

Cleveland, O. - V soboto IA.
oktobra oh 10. uri dopoldne Sc
pricne poukom V Slovenski
Soil S. N. Donna. Vsi, kateri Sc
zanimate "a solo pridite oh tenn
casu v dvorano stew. ,, novo po-
slopje, who'd ma 6417 St. Clair
Ave-, kjer bo uciteljica Mrs.
Antoinette Simcic dolocila, v ka-
teri razred DO kateri pozneje
prihajal.
Starsi, oh tenn casu apeliram
ma vas vse, kateri m a e
otroke "a solo, posljite jih k
pouku, verjamite, da jim ne bo
skodilo, arnpak jim DO mnogo-
krat prav prislo, da SO Sc ne
kaj priuGili tudi slovenskega je-
zika.
Otroke Sc sprejema cd 9. dc
Is leta starosti, ampak &c je
kdo mlajsi in bi rad hodil v slo-
vensko solo, ga lie posljite, Sc be
re kako naredilo izjemo, &c be
priden ali pridna V soil.
sola je prosta "a vse, nj no.
bene predpisane solnine "a u
Cencc. Solski sklad sc vzdrzuje
Cd priredb in darov. Takrat pa
ko imajo ucenci Slovenske sole
SIND bozicnico a Ii spomladnc
prircditev, pa ste proseni d7
ponagate, &c kaj rorete, da je
pliIoditev uspesnejsa.
Glejte tudi ma to, da bodo O,
troci redno prihajali k pouku
ler le ma ia nacin Sc bodo '
resnici kaj naucili in olajsali Z
itak teak rosel uciteljici.
SioVenski Cleveland hi mora
pCslati v Slovensko Solo S N I
Vsaj 200 ucencev. Bono videli
kcliko jih DO.
| "a Slovensko Solo S. N. Do
ma,
Erazem Gorshe, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12

Davkoplacevalec, XII DO upo-
rabil pobotnice odtegljajev "a
svoj return, ga DO moral iz-
polniti in ga odposlati svojemu
lokalnemu kollektorju davkov
internal revenue do najpozne-
je Is. marca 1915. Kollektor bo
izracunal njegov davek, odracu-
nal znesek odtegljajev, ter mu
postal po potrebi bodisi racun
ali pa refund" (kredit) "a krit-
je razlike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

1ibelka, tam smo tudi dobili te-
rnelj vzgoje, XII je bila kazipot
"a poznejse zivljenje. Ia to bi
ne bilo prav, &c hi jim V teh
kriticnih cash ne priskocili ma
pomoc kot zaveden narod, XII So
5ustvuje svojimi rodnimi bra
Ii onkraj morja.
Torej, nikar nasprotstva, am
pax vsi kot eden jim moramo
staff Qb strani in jim po svojih
moceh pomagati. Kakor drugl
larodi zbirajo sklade "a svoje,
tako imamo tudi Slovenci po-
NONE akcije, XII zbirajo prispev-
ke, katere Sc DO Oh pravem ca
5u poslalo in izrocilo potrebnim
v start domovini.
Ponozno akcijo so kot prve
organizirale nase podporne Or
ganizacije in drustva po sirni
Ameriki, XII podruznicah vrsa
lelo usmiljenja. Ma St. Clair
ju imamo tako podruznico st.
Z JPO-SS, pri kateri sodelujejo
zastopniki raznih drustev. Ne
,1ateri teh zastopnikov in urad-
nilzov omenjene podruznice 50
zelo aktivni in je cato podruz
MICA poslala re precej tisoca-
kov ma pristojno mesto. Am
pax delo sedaj ne sme pocivati,
cato pa Sc potrebuje sodelova-
ME vseh dobrosrcnih rojakov,
posebno pod imenovanim okro-
zjem. Vsak najmanjsi dar bo
hvalezno sprejet. V ia namen
pobira blagajnik nase podruz-
lice Joseph Okorn vsak petek
veter prispevke in sicer v sta
rem poslopju SIND zgoraj. Ze,
10 ga bo veselilo, ako ga obi
Scete, ker rad zrtvuje dosti svo.
j jcga casa, sanlo da Sc cim Dol
nnozi ia sklad, v Ia res Glove.
koljubni namen.
/ Maj nikogar ne sllrbi, da te
nabrani denar ne DO prisel '
prave roke, kajti ia sklad "a
pomoc domovini je pod draw.
MIN nadzorstvom in mora tu'
di Sc nadalje ostati ma princi.
pin, ma katerih je bill ustanov-
lien.
Ako imajo torej drugi naro
di nabrane re velike vsote, ce'
nau bi potem mi ameriski Slo'
venci zaostajali "a mimi. Sa.
nocemo mixer biti ravno zad'
Mi, cato pa tudi nekaj steje'
mo med svetom, kot kulturer
in zavcden narod. Torei Gin
vec Sc bo nabralo v ia namen
tenn bolj castno DO "a yes mas
narod in to tako tukaj kot '
start domoyini. Ne dopustimo
do bi bill kl ic po pomoci "a,
stonj!
rozdrav,
/ Frances Ponikvar,
] podpreds. st. 2 JPO-SS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
Mcdri tokeni "a en- Odmerek iz.
ven trga

ven trga
Washington, OP A admin
55rator Chester BoWles je ma
-lanil, da SO modri tokeni "a
IN odnlerek razveljavljeni. Ia
ukre2 je postal mogoc po spre-
raembl Z dne II. septembra, XII
jc odpravila racioniranje sko-
70 vseh prilzuh V konzervah ali
5teklenicah, ter sadie, XII je vku-
aano. G. BoWles je izjavil, da
bodo v bodoce "odmerki "a hra~
no V konzervah izracunani ta-
ko, da DO vecina veljala po 10
III veckrat po 10 odmerkov, ia
ko da bodo gospodinje uporab-
ljale "a nakupe svoje modre
znaml.e, ne da hi jim bilo treba
lrobiza. Odlocitev, da bo racio-
Fniranje prikuh in sadja kon-
zerVah in steklenicah odprav-
!jeno, je padla, ko je War Food
Administration izjavila, da SO
,5edanje zaloge in bodoce doba-
yc tolike, da bodo tudi brez ra-
cioniranja krite vse civilne 20
trebe."
Priblizno 30,GG0,OOO ne DO tre-
ba racunati 49,.
Washington. Joseph D. Ju-
nan Jr., konisar "a notranje
4 0 h 0 d ke, je naznanil, da bo
priblizno 3O,0OO,OOO nastavljen-
cev odresenih racunanja njiho-
viii dohodninskih davkov, ker
bodo mogli uporabiti pobotnice
pridrzkov "a syoje return pri-
jave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
Prispevki "a Lau-
schetovo kampanjo

(Nadaljevanje /. stranD
Nabiralec John Pengal: John
Pengal in Joseph Levstek po
$500.
Pc $500: Louis Strnad in To-
ny Debeljak.
Po $500: Mrs. j. Stokel, To-
ny Lunder, John Grill, Frank
Baraga, Joseph Kos, Anton Ho-
:evar, John Hocevar in John
Russ.
Po $1:OO: Margaret Grill,
Mr.. Polk, Leo Novak, Eleanor
znidarsic, Joseph Mlakar, Steve
Pirnat, Elsie Drobnic, Joseph
Drobnic, Frank Urankar, Mil
dred Novak, Johanna Novak in
Karl Poljanc.
Nabiralka Mrs. Mary Stano-
nix
Prispevali po $500: Mr.. in
Mrs. A. Stanonik, Anna Sterile,
Frances Hribar, Mr.. in Mrs. Ko-
rencan, Mr.. in Mrs. Debevec,
Joseph Modic, Anton Kozely,
Lorenc Erzen in Ferdinand
Nahtigal.
Joseph Menart st. $500, Dru.
zina Grebenc $500, Frances No
yak i'll Martha Ivancic vsaka po
$3.50.
Po $1.00: Justina Velic, Jen-
ME Tanko, Mr.. Urbas, Mr.. in
Mrs. Breskvar, Hedvig Stare,
Frances Petric, Mr.. Papes, An
gela Jane, Rose Krall, Rose Ur-
bancic, John Lab, Rose Zadnik,
in Mari Cimperman.
Nabiralka Josie Zakrajsek:
Prispevali SO: Louis Belle
1000, Anthony in Josephine "a
krajsek in Mrs. Mary Novak
vsaki po $25.O0.
Nabiralec ]. Okorn:
Prispevall po $500: Frank
Cesnik, Math Zupancic in dru-
stvo France Preseren Stew. II,
S. d. T., pri katerem sta vcla-
memo diva brata F. Lauscheta
in: Joseph Okorn.
Ako sem pomotoma izpustil
kako ime darovalca, vas prosim
sporocite meni ali pa onemu, XII
ste vsoto prispevali, ter bonn
prav rade wolfe popravil.
-. Ako vas v naselbini zanima
in bf radi pomagali moralno ali
financno, Sc vas prosi, da Sc
priglasite, ako pa YAM nj mogo-
&c Sc osebno zglasiti, pa posl:jite
na moi naslov 1896 E. 68 Str,
Cleveland 3 Ohio.
| koncno Sc pa vsem daroval-
ccm kakor tudi pridnim nabiral-
Gem v imenu odbora najlepse
zahvaljujem. -
Pozdrav.
Joseph Okorn,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12

Vojni podtajnk Robert P Patterson je prical pred
odborom "a vone zadeve ker e prporoca da oni FAINT
e in moze, XII bill vsed enega ali drugega vzroka
vrnjen vojascno ter posavjeni 4F razred in MISC
zaposleni pr nunem vojnem deu, maj bodo vpoklicani
armadno ezervo il katere h DO dolocilo gotova
della cvilu Zgornja sika predstavlja levi Ralph A.
Bard, pomoznega tajnka mornarce, ko. e naha al
pogovoru tainikom Pattersonom (na desni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12

(Nadaljevanje S /. strani)
Evening star., 1944-06-16
DR.. R. |. Lee Chosen
As Next Head Of ANA;
West Again Secretary
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June l6.-Dr. Roger I.
Lee of Boston was chosen president
elect of the American Medical Asso-
ciation yesterday, He takes office
one year from now
DR.. Stanley ]. Seeger. Texarkana.
Tex, was elected vice president, and
DR.. Olin West, Chicago, whom the
California delegation tried unsuc-
cessfully this week to have retired,
was reelected secretary. The cleo
t1ons were unanimous.
DR.. Herman L. Kretschmer, Chica-
so, is president for the 19445 year.
Retiring president is DR.. James E.
Paullin, Atlanta.
Peril in Bed Rest Cited.
Dangers in complete, prolonged
bed rest, sometimes leading even to
death, were emphasized in series
of reports to the association today
This is a new trend in medicine
to keep sick people, and those in
jured in accidents, from complete
inactivity, such as has been the
practice for many years
The reports were by Drs. William
Dock. Los Angeles; Tinsley R. Har-
rison, Dallas, and Ralph K. Ghorm-
ley. Rochester, MINI.
The hazards are many and vari-
Gus, they said. One is shriveling of
muscles and even of bones and
joints. For serious broken bones.
patients are enabled to get back on
their feet soon by pins through the
bones or by use of casts.
Another peril is collapse of the
lungs, something which has often
been blamed on surgery, anes-
thetics or plain illness, when the bed
was really responsible.
Diasone Found Unsafe.
The aged are endangered prob
ably more than any one else, and it
is often difficult to get them up.
This is met for them by deep
breathing exercises, frequent
changes of position and posture in
bed, and elevating the foot of the
bed.
Diasone, drug related to sulfas,
recently publicized as possible
cure for tuberculosis, was declared
to be unsafe in report.
Diasone has had good results on
guinea pig tuberculosis. But in the
report Drs. H. j. Copper and Maurice
L. Cohn of the National Jewish
Hospital, Denver, said their expert
ments show the diasone effect on
the pig disease is due to its ability
to cause an oxygen deficiency. 1t
virtually asphyxiates the tubercu-
losis germs. The pigs stand this,
but they said it is probably risky in
humans, If given in doses large
enough to control tuberculosis.
Evening star., 1944-06-16

gone out to France The supreme
commander is an American. If such
a thing had occurred, or If unfor-
tunately such thing should occur.
would it be to the advantage OF
friendly relations between the two
nationS?"
Mr.. Bracken replied that Capt.
Cunningham-Reid had come for
ward in a greasy way to show us
the best method of establishing
better relationships with the United
States.
He has no qualifications for
smoothing relationships between
England and the United States
much otherwise"
Capt. Cunningham Reid appealed
for a promise that the Prime Min
lister would not return to the danger
Evening star., 1944-06-16
Briton Criticizes Eisenhower
For Allowing Churchill Trip

Cunningham Reid, said, what
would the public have said if dis
aster had resulted. or if disaster
resulted in the future from a similar
venture? So far as our European
battlefront is concerned. the su-
preme commander had absolute
juridsiction.
In the circumstances it would
be he who would be blamed for al
lowing the Prime Minister to have
Evening star., 1944-06-16
Federal Security Agency
To Change Pay System

The Federal Security Agency will
change it's pay date system, begin
ming July l, to eliminate complica-
tions. A similar plan is in effect
at the War Department and War
Production Board.
Payrolls will not be made up until
the close of each pay period. The
current method is to make up pay
rolls several days in advance. The
new plan is expected to reduce the
volume of work by about 80 per cent.
At the beginning of the change
over there will be one short pay
period, covering June % to June 30.
for which employees will be paid on
July 6. Thereafter paydays will fall
on July II. August 8 and 81, Sep
tember 7 and % and on the 7th
and 22d day of each month there
after.
Evening star., 1944-06-16

zones. saying that 'the trouble is
that when this old warhorse smells
powder, he cannot keep out of the
fray, and we know that the fighting
blood of the Marlboroughs is up"
Il think 1t is good thing that
every Prime Minister should go into
the front line" Mr.. Bracken said.
- Nothing said here today will
make me take the unnecessary risk
of trying to persuade the Prime
Minister not to take risks"
Evening star., 1944-06-16

ker and president Of the De Forest
Radio Co.. died yesterday Of = heart
ailment at the Brick Church Rail-
road Station, East Orange.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Dorothy Sadler Lord and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Armstrong of Eng
land, widow of a captain in the
Royal Navy killed in action at An
zio, as well as a brother, Daniel M
Lord, jr., of East Orange, and two
sisters, Mrs. Edgerton Parsons, New
York, and Mrs. F. L. Haugh, Ar
lington, Va.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
Montgomery Committee
To Advise Veterans

A Montgomery County Veterans
Advisory Committee is among groups
in II counties named by Gov
O'Conor to aid returning service
men.
The Montgomery County commit
tee includes Oliver Hazard, Rock
vile; w. H. Carlin, Silver Spring,
and S. Walter Bogley, Thomas w.
Pyle and John L. Imirie, all of
Bethesda.
A similar committee for Prince
Georges County has not yet been
named.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
Ludy Astor's Kin Missino

LONDON, June le R.--Lt. Gavin
Astor, Is, son Of Col. j. j. Astor,
owner Of the London Times, is re-
ported missing in action. No details
as to the front on which he was
serving were disclosed. He Is a
nephew of Lady Astor.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
BY the Associated Press.

bH tHe Associated fTeSS
LONDON, June l6.-Information
Minister Brendan Bracken yester-
day sharply criticized a member of
the House of Commons for suggest
ing that Gen Eisenhower would have
been blamed if anything had hap
pened to Prime Minister Churchill
on his visit to the French beach,
head.
The member, Capt. Alec Stratford
Evening star., 1944-06-16
Abner Ferguson Is Speaker

Federal Housing Administra tor
Abner Ferguson was to be the
guest OF honor at the 10th ami
versary luncheon of the National
Homes Foundation at the Statler
Hotel at noon today. Mr.. Ferguson
was to discuss the functions of his
organization.
Evening star., 1944-06-16

We are living for the future.
Invest in that future for yourself,
your family, your country. Buy a
War Bond today
Evening star., 1944-06-16
A. D. Lord, Former
Radio Executive, Dies

BY me ASSOClateu FfeSS,
EAST ORANGE. N. J., June 10
Arthur Daniel Lord, So, retired bro
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Rutland Wants Share
OF tuberculosis Fund
Seeks Assurance District
Is Included in Proqrom

District Health Officer George c.
Rutland went before the Senate
Education and Labor Committee to-
day to recommend that the District
be included with the States in the
proposed $4,000 900 Federal aid pro-
gram to control tuberculosis.
DR.. Rutland explained to the
committee that the Budget Bureau
interprets the bill as including the
District, but he suggested that it be
made clear in the definitions.
DR.. Rutland testified that the
District has made splendid prog
ress" in the fight to control tuber-
culosis, but that the problem still is
o stable one.
According to DR.. Rutland the
tuberculosis rate here has been re-
duced to 80 per 100000 of population
for whites and to 1887 per 100000
of colored population. The District
should be in position further to
improve its record as an example
to the country, DR.. Rutland said.
The pending measure would Gre
ate division of tuberculosis con-
troll in the Public Health Service tC
carry on research in prevention and
control and to extend financial aic
to health authorities throughout
the country. to supplement State
and local expenditures.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Glove & Davis Fined
$1,000 for Violating
.0PA Price Ceilings
Produce Firm Pleads
Guilty to Three Charges
In Municipal Court

Glove & Davis, Inc, wholesale
produce firm of 1877 Maine avenue
S,W., was fined $1,000 in Municipal
Court today after pleading guilty to
three violations of OPA price CELL
ings on grapefruit and onions.
The first violation, according to
the OPA, occurred October 20, 1943,
when the firm sold the Shoreham
Market, 2618 Connecticut avenue
NV, five crates of grapefruit for
$25. The price ceiling at that time
was 81 a crate.
The firm also was charged with
selling C. Engel's Sons, 522 Twelfth
street S.W, seven crates of grape
fruit for $3.50. $3.50 above the CELL
ing, on November 2, 1943.
The third count alleged the sale
on January ID, 1914, of two So
pound bags of onions for twice the
ceiling price of $3.50 per bag.
The fine, one of the largest ever
imposed in Municipal Court for
price violations, was levied by Judge
Brice Clagett.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Grand Jury TO Hear Case
Against Sink Next Week

Assistant United States Attorney
Sylvan Schwartz said today the
case against James Franklin Sink.
25, charged with violation of the
National Motor Vehicle Theft Act,
will be presented to the grand jury
early next week.
Sink, arrested Saturday night by
the Federal Bureau of Investigation
/ is alleged to have stolen a car IN
Florida in 1912 The FBI said the
| defendant is under indictment IN
st. Louis for representing himself
as Richard A. Wall, WPB official.
Sink pleaded not guilty Monday
before United States Commissioner
Needham c. Turnage and was held
on $4,000 bond. The defendant gave
his address as downtown hotel.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Vandalism by Gangs
OF Youths at New
Fairgrounds Reported
Recreation Department
Employees Will Keep
All Night Watches

The Recreation Department to-
day moved to assign employees to
watch all night at II new play
grounds under construction to pre-
vent further damaging of equip
men and stoning of watchmen by
boys and girls. Gangs of children
yesterday were accused by Park
Supt. Irving G. Root of "Sabotaging
the 5000 900 construction program by
vandalism.
Mr.. Root told Recreation Board
meeting youngsters had put gravel
in bulldozers' gasoline tanks and
pulled parts off the machines. He
said one night watchman had been
stoned" by boys and girls and had
had to ask police protection. While
he would not reveal on which play
ground the stoni1g had occurred.
Mr.. Root said it was the same play
ground where a $500 shelter
house under construction was severe
ly damaged.
The four shelter houses now being
built by the parks Office for the
Recreation Department are at Ran
dali Playground. First and H streets
.S.W.; Congress Heights Playground,
Savannah and Randle place Sc;
Edgewood Playground, Third and
Evarts streets NE, and Sherwood
Playground, Tenth and G streets
NE.
Milo F. christensen, recreation
superintendent. said playground su-
pervisors would be assigned imme-
diately.to watch at night until work
is finished
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Two Held for Grand Jury
In Lafayette Hotel Ho|dup

Arraigned before Judge Brice
Clagett on a charge of robbing the
night manager of the Lafayette
Hotel of s587 early on, June 3. two
men were held under $1,000 bond
today for action of the grand jury.
The pair, William G. Vlahos. %,
a painter, of 1921 Belmont street
NV, and William F. Lowry, 30, a
hotel bellboy, of TOP New Jersey
avenue NV, were arrested by De-
tectiVe Sergts. Joseph H. Hunt and
Otto P. Fuss. Lowry was picked up
at North Beach, Md
Victim of the holdup was Samuel
Friedberg, At, of 1923 Spring road
NV, night manager of the hotel.
Police said they are looking for
a young woman companion of the
men who was SAID to have operated
the getaway car.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Heirs of Slain Man SOUGHT
In Effort to Settle His Estate

Kulikoff and asserted the slain
grocer was a graduate pharmacist
lawyer and engineer. A naturalized
citizen, Mr.. Koffer, according to the
petition, was married in China in
1925, but that marriage was dis
solved in 1928. Subsequently he
was married in Chicago in 1885,
but his wife died later, it was said.
In an effort to locate possible
relatives of Mr. Koffer, Mr.. Carroll
revealed that he had taken names
and addresses of more than 80
persons from among Mr.. Koffer' S
effects and written them form let
ters in the hope they may be able
to shed some light as to whether
MI. Koffer has any living relatives.
George T. Jordan, 25, colored, was
indicted Monday on charge of
first-degree murder for the alleged
Staying of Mr.. Koffer. Jordan is
accused of shooting Mr.. Koffer
while attempting to rob his store.