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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07

odpocil. Nisem sc Sc razvadil;
vedno spin ma zimnici in sem
odet z lahko odejo. Pernic v
svoji postelji nimam. Toda mo-
ia gospodinja mi je "a te poso-
dila pernice. Vem, da jih imas
tako rad. Torej: lahko noe!
- Kje pa bos tt spal?
- Ne skrbi "a to - ma diva
nu.
Wolf prizge luci v spalnici in
magic vzame neko sliko z mize,
kar je oce dobro opazil.
- Zdaj pa, papa, dobro spi in
lahko noe!
- Lahko noe! Oce ga Sc en-
krat objame in Sc pri tenn brid-
ko razjoka. - I'll dobri, pleme-
niti sin. Kako, da sem te tako
slabo sodil. Ali mi mores odpu-
stiti? Koliko sem trpel, - mr.
MIRA slabotnim glasom.
- Sal je vse dobro, papa; o
tenn ne bova govorila vec.
- Sc emo vprasanje: ali imas
zelo rad dekle, katere sliko sem
videl ma mizi? Mora biti zelo le-
pa.
- Boil - kot svoje zivljenje,
- je hotel reel. Toda premaga
Sc prisiljenim nasmehom re-
&c: - Kako bi je ne incl rad!
V splosnem pa mi zenske MISC
prav mic mar. Mad zeno nimam
nobenega veselja, zdaj pa spi, pa
pa. Lahko noe!
Wolf 81 pripravi divan. Skusa
pregnati vse TUNE misli, da bi
zaspal, toda ne gre. Proved je
prislo danes nadenj. Prvic je
danes zacutil, da ina zivce.
Popoldne pri Ulrihu, zvecer
ma pokopaliscu in ono razocara.
ME, nazadnje pa Sc pogovor z
ocetom. Pot mu je sam ugladi
in mu je prihranil popolno izpo
we'd, ker Sc mu je tako smilil
Toda neka jeza ga je vendar ma
vdajala, &c Sc Je Sc tako bori
proti temu. Siliti Sc je moral, de-
je bill prijazen.
Oce sc navidez nj prav mic me
nil, kako DO stvar uredil; vse i
prepustil MENU. Samo lepe be
sede in drugega mic.
In Marija; ma MO nj niti SINE
misliti, ne da bi zakrical v svo
il bolesti. Mogoce je bila Sc we'd
no skupaj svojim ljubimcen
- kako mucna mu je bila taxa
misel! Ne, ne, sal nj mogoce
Zakaj je vse to prislo mad ME
ga; sal je uzil Sc tako malo sre'
&c.
In jutri? Bal Sc je dneva. Ga.
brijela 10 postala njegova ne
vesta in vse bo koncano. Ia
ko so Sc podile misli po njegov:
glavi in sele proti jutru ga je
premagal spanec, il kateregs
Sc je zbudil Sc bolj truden, ko1
pa je bill pref.
Cd sestih do osmih ina sluz.
bo. Tho Sc napravi in gre ,
vojasnico. Oskrbo oceta je pre-
pustil svoji gospodinji.
VIII.
Ko pride Wolf okoli pol de
vetih domov, najde oceta pr
zajtrku in ga je cakal.
- Dobro jutro, papa. Ali S
dobro spal?
- Izborno; In tt?
- Hvala! - Pa kot vidim, se
nisi nicesar jedel.
- Ne, cakal sem ma tebe. -
Tvoja gospodinja, XII je zele
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07

DelO ma farn1l
Isce Sc delavca, da bi dela1
ma farmi. Dobra plaza in do
bra hrana. Poklicite ali pisi-
te in pridemo vas iskati. Jo-
seph Kovach. Stevens Blvd.
WilloughbY. Ohio. tel: VIII
loughbY 77l-M.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07

uljudna, mi je rekla, da oh tenn
casu prihajas domov. Zato sem
pocakal, ker sem hotel zajtrko-
vati s teboj. Medtem pa sem 81
nekoliko ogledal stanovanje. Ze-
10 lepo je.
- Moja gospodinja, gospa dr..
Srnec, je zelo izobrazena DANA;
neusiljiva, pri tenn pa uljudna,
tako da 81 ne zelim mic boljsega
stanovanja.
- Sc *popolnoma strinjam S
teboj.
Poizvedljivo gleda Wolf oce-
ia. To nj bill vec oni potrti moz
cd sinoci. Toda to je ze ma svo-
jem ocetu poznal in ma bratu. v
tezkem polozaju obupan in 81
ne zna pomagati, kot otrok, ko
pa je koncano, pa je zopet brez-
skrben in vessel.
Wolf S svojo resno in mad
vse premisljeno naravo nj bill do
stopen "a veselo lahkomislje-
most. Pri ocetu danes nj opazil
nikakih dusevnih bojev. Vedno
je Sc bill start elegantni posvet-
MAX, gladko obrit, pocesan in
v zlikani obleki. Ravno tako je
izgledal kot pred desetimi lett.
In vendar ga je tako zelo ljubil,
svojega lepega oceta. Incl je tu-
di nekaj ma sebi, da je privlaci-
10 vsako srce.
Sedeta k .zajtrku.
- Prosim, papa, posluzi Sc.
Ia danes sem 81 tudi vel do
pust in sem tt ma razpolago.
Razgrne servito, pod katero
je lezalo drobno pisemce. Ko
pogleda naslov, mu VISA kri uda-
ri v lice. Martina pisava! S tre-
soco roko potisne pismo "a svoj
rokav.
Oce ga smehljaje Opaque.
- Ali NODES brati? - ga
vprasa. - JAZZ ne bi mogel str
peti.
Verjamem~ Toda nimaml po.
sebne wolfe, - pravi kratkc
Wolf.
Veselega obnasanja svojega
oceta nj mogel prenasati. Della.
10 ga je nervoznega. To pismc
mu je gorelo ma dust kot ogen;j
Pc zajtrku vstane in stopi v
sosednjo soho. Pismo je mora
prebrat brez pric. Maria je pi.
sala:
Moi ljubi, edini!
Ne bodi hud, da nisem take
dolgo odpisala. Bill so tehtnt
vzroki.. - (Verjamem, Sc sme
lie zalOStnO). - Pc tebi Sc m
hrepenela vso svojo duso, mo;
ljubi in sem Stella ure, ko te bonn
zopet videla in v tvojih ocef
brala, ako 81 Sc vedno dobe1
proti meni. Nocoj bos gotovc
mogel priti oh navadnem casu
Pricakujem te pray gotovo! AL
81 bill vceraj zopet pri Ulriho-
viii?
Ne, nisem ljubosumna, mo.
Wolf, sal vem, da me ljubis. Ia
seboj imam tezke ure, moi dra'
gi; mogoee bonn v tvojem obje.
mu nasla mir. Bog S teboj Wolf
V vrocem hrepenenju te po.
zdravlja
Tvoja mala zenica
z britkim nasmehom sc Wolf
zlekne ma stol. Kaj, ali je bila to
resnica, ali pa zopet laz? Videl
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not that his fishing This
hopefully in the family
Private
dred farm kids had chance fish
into larger generation
building states such Missouri
special stocking
addition of fish to the farm diet will be welcomed
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
NAPRODAJ

je radio, pohistvo, preproge, ba-
ra in stoli, posoda, kuhinjska
oprema, slike, it'd. Lastnik je
primoran prodati, zato je cena
skrajno nizka. 1902 st. Clair
Ave-, HE 1890.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
Zenska
Izreden nokup

2 krasni hisi, vsaka "a emo dru-
Zinc; ma novo barvane, vsaka s
8 sobami; nahajajoci sc ma Rus
sell Ave., cd e. 68 ST. in Superior
Ave. Nenavaden nakup "a samo
$4,000. Pozurite sc in sc zglasite
kajti ia posebnost ne bo trajala
dolgo. Poklicite GIL 1914.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
Church Exercises
On Friday Night

The closing exercises of the
Vacation Bible School Of the
First Baptist Church will be held
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in
the auditorium. A splendid
school has been in session this
year with the largest average at
tendance in the history of the
school. with 1873 children enroll
ed and more than ll2 present
every day.
The service Friday night will
be a demonstration of the work
of the school and the following
departments will put on separate
departmental programs; Nursery.
under the direction of Mrs. Les
lie Harris; Beginner, Mrs. Edna
Newberry; Primary. Mrs. w. NJ.
Wilson; Juniors, Mrs. Gotch
iKufeldt: and intermediate, Mrs.
Ted Jones. A display of the hand
and wood work of the school
win be made available following
the program.
Mrs. S. A. Jones has served as
principal for the second year and
invites the public to attend the
final exercises Friday evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21

FunEcASr

Key West and Vicinity: Mostl,
cloudy with occasional shower!
this afternoon, tonight and Fri,
day; fresh to strong southeas
winds and squalls this afternoon
and tonight.
Florida: Mostly cloudy with oc.
casional showers this afternoon
tonight and Friday; scattered
thunder storms in north portion
this afternoon.
Jacksonville Through Florida
Straits: Fresh to strong southeast
winds and squalls in Florida
Straits this afternoon and tonight,
moderate to fresh southeast winds
elsewhere this afternoon, increas-
ing tonight and Friday; weather
cloudy with occasional showers.
East Gulf: Fresh to strong east
erly winds and squalls over ex-
IRENE south position this afternoon
possibly reaching gale force to-
night, followed by shifting gales
Friday; elsewhere moderate to
fresh easterly winds this after
noon, increasing tonight and Fri
day; cloudy weather with occa-
sional showers.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
Southeast storm warnings dis
played on the Florida Keys from
Key Largo westward.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of extend
ing to the American Legion, the
Auxiliary. the Carpenters Union,
DR.. Comfy and many friends our
heartfelt thanks for their kind
nesses and assistance during the
sickness and death of our beloved
husband and father. We especial
ly thank those who donated the
use of their cars and for the
floral offerings. We assure one
and all that their kind deeds will
always be remembered.
MRS. MELVILLE M. RUSSELL
AND CHILDREN.
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CAPT. BEN SMITH
PRESENTED MEDAL
HoNoHED FOR HIS sERvI.
cEs AGAINST JAps
IN CHINA

| AN EAST CHINA WING
FIGHTER GROUP, 14th AIR
FORCE CHINA. - Captain Ben.
jamin E. Smith. 26, son of Mr..
and Mrs. B. p. Smith of 535 Lin
coin Avenue, Melbourne, has
been awarded the Bronze Star
Medal for meritorious service in
connection with operations
against japanese forces in China,
according to an announcement
from the headquarters of Maj.
Gen. c. L. Chennault's Four
teenth Air Force.
Captain Smith was awarded
the Bronze Star in recognition
of his performance of duty as
supply officer of the Fourteenth
Air Forces veteran Flying
Tigers Fighter Group during
the bitter east China campaign.
His Quit is the original U. S.
fighter group in China.
The citation reads:
Captain Benjamin E. Smith,
0562069. Air Corps, distinguished
himself by meritorious services
in direct support of comba.
operations against the enemy
from 26 May 1914 to 2 November
1914. &
"As supply officer of fighter
group during the enemy cam
paign which ended with the fall
of Liuchow, he resourcefully met
unprecedented demands for parts
and equipment. He maintained
fanctioning supply system among
six bases in spite of severe enemy
action and shortages of every
thing from transportation to per-
sonnet When the group con-
verted to a new type of aircraft
late in the campaign, he organic
ed a complete new supply of
spare parts.
Captain Smiths devotion to
duty reflects great credit upon
himself and the Army Air
Forces"
A 1887 graduate of Melbourne
High School, Captain Smith at
tended the University of Florida
until 1910. After a brief period of
employment by the Bank of Mel
bourne, he joined the Army in
April 1941 at Orlando. He en-
barked for overseas in November
l943.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
1t. JOHN Hogs
BACK I'M STATES


H.iestenan, John c. Higes. Jr .
~ - Mr. and Mrs John c.
80. surperly g Key West
- men 81 nseaY fepEs was
Esssafss Company. and Is noW
plami superintendent OF the
Tanapa Electrie Company. and
asssssew ~ MRS Sam Z. Harris
go kgfs q. ". Steadman. was
the glFai mscmber Of the famous
Hsafk Hawk division to step
aaiaeae in New York, according
a. mews dispatches from that city.
Ths Tampa Times. which de-
saaes tao and one-half columns
a. fae arrival Of the Black
naNka. starts off the story IN
thls way
-tI.xssf" called the w. A. c.
slasxkef a the foot Of the gang
Eaank
e1aln c. replied the husky
Kassua second lieutenant near
tis bad of the long line nj bat
49, taeketed. heavy booted men,
Yes. Mr and Mrs. Hugs, ~
maa yaur son returning TO the
IA wigh the seth Infantry d.
saisn which fought with the
lath Army CA the Rhine, the
G8szg ia the battle Of the RaihF
psSket and in the battle Of bav-
mFss."
Memlrrs of the Black Hawks
wlH 49, gwen a 30-day furioush
$50 thea wiil leave TOR the
Rself.c o. battle the JapS.
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Mrs. Bernard Cruz
Is Now Improving

Mrs. Bernard j. Cruz of DANA
Fla, who underwent an abdom-
NAL operation on June 1st in
Broward General Hospital in
Fort Lauderdale has recovered
sufficiently to be removed to her
home in DANA. Her many friends
wish her a complete and speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Cruz was formerly Mary
E. Lowe, daughter of Harry l..
Lowe of Southland street.
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Athletes Food Germ
HOW TO KILL IT

Successful treatments must be
more than surface applications.
Many remedies do not penetrate
sufficiently. Requires a strong
PENETRATING mobile liquid.
Undiluted alcohol is good. Te-ol
is the only solution we know of
made with 900 alcohol. REACH
ES MORE GERMS FASTER, Feel
it PENETRATE. Get 35c worth
at any drug store. Today at
Gardeners Pharmacy.
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OMAHA. Neb.-- while FEEDING
- gsazk 81 $50 chickens, George
isslr hasi q diamond. lie called
Is 1ausss L. white 90 help nm
"a tlsa aismond. White killed.
sss@mesa amll dressed 80 chickens
eessss discovering the sem.
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LADY'S bicycle; balloon tires,
like new, $500. 1415 Thompson
street, Garage apartment.
jun20-Stx
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EXPERT body and fender re-
pair. auto painting. Open g. a.
m. to z p. m. Paurs Brick
Garage, corner Simonton and
Greene streets. jun21-l0
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ALL TYPES concrete work, plas-
tering and stucco. No job too
large or too small. ]. F. John
son, Island City Bank Bldg.
Office hours: 9 till IL.
may22-1mox
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SAHBOAT Driftwood; 80 #.
length. 10 #. beam, four .cylin-
der Universal motor, main and
glib sails. Moored off Craig
Dock. Make offer. Joseph Tor
sky. Cactus Terrace. jun19-5tx
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Tokyo says Japan is fortress of
caves and underground defenses.
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Captain Smith is the grandson
of the late Mrs. Martha Smith,
and also nephew of Mrs. Emma
Thompson and Mrs. Sarah Rob-
erts of Fleming street.
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1888 PONTIAC 2-Dr. sedan; tires
excellent condition. 1916 Pc
tronia street, phone 386-R.
jun19-3tx
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2 AND 3-BEDROoM houses on
easy terms; electric stove, re-
frigerator and hot water heat
er. See Mrs. ]. N. Sturrup,
Macarthur Homes Agent, 28Ol
Flagler Ave-, from / to 6 p. m.
jun16-6tx
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REFRIGERATOR, C. E. late
model; radio combination, cleo
trio iron, fan, wardrobe trunk,
mattress. 913 Georgia street.
jun20-4t
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TEsaPERATuRE BULLETIN

Temperature data Tor the "a
hours ending $3.50 a. m, as report
ed by the u. S. Weather Bureau.
Highest Lowest
last "A ho,,Yu Last niohf
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1888 DODGE sedan, good con-
dition, $250.00; also, mans and
lady's pre-war bicycles. Call
1923 Margaret. jun20-3tx
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PHILCO table size radio; 7 tubes.
Apt. TIE, Fort Village.
jun20-2tx
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2l-FOOT CUSTOM built pre-war
house trailer; good rubber,
electric brakes, electric refrig-
orator. Venetian blinds, screen
ed-in furnished porch. Traitor
in excellent condition. Can be
seen at Gulf Stream Traitor
Park. Ask for Paul c. Jeans.
jun21-6tx
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FOR SAEE-Well built coops
suitable for rabbits or chickens.
TIT Eaton street. jun20-2tx
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MISCELLANEOUS

LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re-
paired; sewing machines,
knives, scissors sharpened;
keys duplicated. B. F. Camp
bell. 803 Simonton street.
jun1-tf
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FOUND in warehouse-Didn't
know we had 'em-New pre-
war drainboard sinks. Only
four so come in without delay.
Peppers Plumbing Supply Co..
5l2 Fleming ST., Phi. 1l8. Call
us for your plumbing needs
and repairs. jun2l -4tx
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TRAILER HOUSE: sleeps four.
Gil Division street. T. L. Par
sons. iun21-3tx
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VENETIAN BLINDS repaired
and reeonditioned. Phone 682.
jun18-tf
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SKIFF: just right for sponging
or craw-fishing. 1l08 White
street. Jun20-2tx
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C.ACO CUBS
Z DOWN PIRATES
pErnosr TIGERS DEFEAT rN.
dams m sHurcur
= cAhsE. 4 TO o

NV YORK. June q. = The
chaeane Cuts. with Chapman
~sa Fsnseaa on the mound. went
- vaesnsy over the Pittsburgh
FiFasss yesterday by a score of
Sea :
TIE Desroit Tigers shusout the
Cleveland indians 5 TO o. with
Ns~hosaser doing the hurting for
- winning team.
Htw tolaowing are the results
= TIE EaInes played yesterday:
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RADIO combination, Victor; cleo
trio iron, fan, ironing cords.
Skating Rink. jun2O-4t
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WEATHER REPORT
Key West, Fla, June 81, l945
Observation taken at $50 a. m.
Eastern War Time. Getty Office. }
Temperatures
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TRAILER, $125.00 cash. L. w.
Wood. 728 United st. Call be-
tween 5 and 2 p. m. jun2l- 3tx
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18-FT. SKIFF. $1,000; pre-war
baby carriage, $1,000. COL
Poinciana Place. jun2l-3tx
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MANS pre-war bicycle; perfect
condition, new tires. 1l08 White
street. juno 2tx
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Church in Russia is playing a
new role, but still lacks power.
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FOR SALE in Fort Lauderdale,
Florida: Nicely furnished, six
room house; fine location on
Tarpon River, walking distance
10 town, bus service near,
large screened porch overlook
ing the river, suitable for
couple or small family. Call at
20 S. Z. 18th St., to see. Tenant
willing TO show at reasonable
hours. Write Owner, 81 Hunt
ington Court. Hamburg, New
York for details and price.
jun20-l2t
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TWO BICYCLES, gas stove. sos
Virginia street. jun21-3tx
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LARGE size baby bed, folding
ironing board. 822 Fleming
street. aiunle-4tx
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EXPERIENCED seamstress; good
pay. SIS Fleming street.
jun8- 12tx
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1897 PLYMOUTH coupe; good
tires. Apply at l7-H Porter
Place. junl9-3tx
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WANTED at once; medical tech
nician for Key West Labora-
tory. Part or full time, Phone
GIL. jun16-6tx !
Evening star., 1945-09-21
Kinq
Continued From First Page }

days, as well as being personal
friends.
How can I have even a human
feeling toward people I have seen
kick, kill and torture my men and
my friends How can l be soft in
my attitude toward those whom l
saw knock Gen Wainwright down
twice within as many days?
I want to apologize that l was the
best treated American prisoner
Why l was treated this way, l do
not know. I feel bitter that my men
suffered the tortures of these people
while I seemed to have been treated
better. OF course, American senior
officers should be model prisoners,
as an example to their men. And
then, too, in this instance all of us
thought that by being or trying to be
model prisoners, our men would get
better treatment.
l still recall how Gen. Wainwright
and I remained silent in our room
when japanese orders were given;
how mere glance between us spoke
volumes. as We swallowed the bitter
pills Of superiority forced upon US
by an inferior race
We learned a hatred that will
never lessen; a bitterness which
will never end until the complete
determination Of the race. The
death march was all that it implied
and more, too. feel as bitter about
It and the sufferings and torture the
men endured as though l were with
them. l am not a hero. l was
never beaten. But ! had to watch
other men beaten I watched Gen
Wainwright knocked fiat to the
Evening star., 1945-09-21
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, washington. September II
Motor Vehicle Regulations of the District
of Columbia, be, and the same are hereby
amended as follows: Amend Part II, Arti-
we Word N safurdays" 6fiE before L the se Word sun
days" SO that the paragraph as amended
will read that the ne force
legal holidays except where ofhciaI signs
AT Any 'hff FINE eaT H.
XVII, Section "a la} Northwest Section
as follows: Cathedral Avenuei Under the
s a qsaRg sa with ana Avenas ub
stitute in lieu thereof the words 'Satur-
days, Sundays, and Holidays, so that the
From roint directly under Connecticut
Avenue Bridge to Connecticut Avenue for
northbound traftc only from 4 to $50
paragraph dealing with Waterside Drive
strike out the word sundays" and sub
Gays, Sundays, and Holidays. so that the
clause as amended will read as follows:
creek PARK boundary for s0 soutRbound @
northbound traffic' only from 4 to $50
e aa1 e@fsps under ssS hs psrasTsp sna nS
dealing with 1st Street insert the word
.'saatuTdays" before the word "suneays"
81 tIldI tIlG CLAUSE DIS dIleLuto Will itdu dS
follows: From Massachusetts Avenue to
H. Street for northbound traffic only at
all times; from H Street to Michigan
Avenue. for northbound traffic only be-
tween and $50 pm, except Saturdays,
sundays and Holidays 9Th Street: Under
the paragraph dealing with 9Th Street in
sert the word SATURDAYS before the wore
sundays, so that the clause. as amended
will read as follows: From Florida Avenue
to Indiana Avenue for southbound traffic
only between and $50 am, and from
lndlana Avenue to Florida Avenue for
northbound traffic only between and
$50 PM. EXCEPT on Saturdays, Sundays
paragraph dealing with 18th Street strike
out the 1st clause which reads: From
Pennsylvania Avenue to Vermont Avenue
for northbound traffic only between and
$50 pm. and on Saturdays between IL
noon and 6 pm, and at such other times
as may be INDICATED by the Neon one-wsy
aTr9ws avemme from Vermont Avenue to Flogiaa
I'M. except Sundays and Holida-s-and
insert in lieu thereof the following: From
PennSylVanla Avenue to Florida Avenue
lor northbound traffic only between 4
and $50 pm. except Saturday. Sunday
and and HOLIDAYS and in addition from Penn
northbound mort 20 d. traffic only at such times as
arrows: 18th Street, Under TIE
the wore. Saturday, before the word
sundays" so that the clause as amended
nue. nue. to Logan Circle. one-way for south
oneooway oay for northbound traffc from to
o.5o pm. except on Saturdays. Sundays
snd Holidays, j. r.. YOUNG, G. MASON,
u W. kuTz, Commissioners. D. c.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
Three More Assistants
Asked by Wallace in
Commerce Expansion

A much-expanded Commerce De-
partment in line with the admins
tration's plans for full profitable
production and full gainful employ
ment was in the making today, fol-
lowing an announcement of a reor-
ganization by Secretary Wallace.
The former Vice President an
nounced the reorganization, which
he said had the approval of Presi-
dent Truman. at a press conference
yesterday. 1t calls for three new
assistant secretaries.
Under the program. the depart
ment will undertake to provide
L.. A "revitalized" foreign trade
service, in cooperation with the
State Department. ito promote Wig
orously high level of foreign trade
on sustained basis"
2. A strong, balanced program
of statistics for business and gov
ernment.
3. A complete analytical program
to give business and government
current information on the eco
nomic situation and business out
look.
4. Technological aids to small
business.
S. Management aids and other
forms of direct service for business
both large and small.
Asked about cost Of the program
Mr.. Wallace said it should be about
one sixth of the country's daily wal
spending, or about $42 100000. To
put the plan in full operation will