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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
PORO.KA

Vsoboto Sc bosta porocila Miss
Frances Breskvar, hcerka Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank in Frances Bres-
kvar, 1914 Norwood Rd., in Mr..
Joseph Jakomin, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
John Jakomin, 1921 e. 60 St.
Poroka Sc DO vrsila OBJ 10. uri
zjutraj v cerkvi sv. Vida. Novo-
porocencema cestitamo in jima
zelimo vse najboljse v zakon-
skem zivljenju!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
LEPO BOZICNO DARILO

Lepo in trajno darilo je tisto,
katerega prejemnik dan "a dne-
vom uziva kot razvedrilo. Mr..
Anton Malnar Sc tega v polni
meri zaveda in vsako leto naro-
ci "Enakopravnost" "a katerega
svojih prijateljev. Letos je kot
bozicno darilo placal narocnino
"a Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Malnar ter
"a Mrs. Mary Ferencic, E. 1877
st.
Mrs. Mary Mavko il zapadne
strani mesta pa je narocila list
"Enakopravnost" "a bozicne
praznike "a svojo prijateljico
Mrs. John Pelcie, Crossburn
Ave.
Upamo, da sc bodo obdarova-
nj veselili svojega darila vsako-
krat, ko bodo prejeli in citali
"Enakopravnost.' Mnogim ma
Sim citateljem pa maj bo to v
zgled "a posnemanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
Pred splosno stavko
v elektriccni industriiiii


kmalu po 5. januarju Sc pri-
cakuje, da DO oklicana stavka
100000 delavcev elektricni in
dustriji, XII so organizirani pri
CIO-United Electrical Workers
uniji, pri cemur DO prizadetih
76 tovarn po Ameriki. Uniia bo
zahtevala cd delodajalcev po So
ma dan zvisanje place.
Prizadeti v stavki bodo West
inghouse Electric g. Manufae-
turing Co., General Electric Co.
in elektricna divizija pri General
Motors Corp.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
VRTOVI Ma POKOPALIsCIH
" CALIFORNIJI

v letih zlatoiskalcev v Calf
orniji je nastala navada ma po-
kopaliscih negovati vrtove "a
pridelavo domace zelenjave v ta-
ko velikenl obsegu, da 50 morali
leta 1854 sprejeti poseben "a
kop, Ii ,je to prepovedal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28

ma sprejema ma stara mesta.
Rusi pa so v splosnem bolj pri-
zanesljivi napram onim, XII MISC
bill aktivni naciji, kakor pa so
Amerikanci.
Premogovniki obratujejo
skoro S polno paro
Rusi so ustavili obrat vseh
rudnikih kovinske rude, medtem
ko so vsi premogovniki v obra-
tn in produkcija v nekaterih je
skoro dosegla predvojno visino.
V ruski conf obstoje racijske
karte sestih vrst, S katerimi do
bivajo prebivalci zivez, XII vsebu-
je povprecno hranilno vrednost
900 kalorijev.
Povprecen Nemec ma ruski CO.
nj ne trpi pomanjkanja, dobiva
cello premogovne odmerke "a
gretje donna, ampak Nemci, ka-
kor povsod drugod v okupira-
mem rajhu navzlic temu splosno
stokajo in moledujejo.
Najbolj zadovoljni so m i
kmetje, med katere so soviet
ske oblasti razdelile velika jun
kerska posestva.
Kot drugod v Nemciji, obsto-
il tudi " ruski conf resno po-
manjkanje stanovanj. Po neka-
terih krajih so begunci v teku
zadnjih stirih mesecev povecali
prebivalstvo "a 35 procentov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
SLOVENSKA NARODNA
CITALNICA. ,t

v nedeljo oh 2. uri popoldne
Sc vrsi obcni zbor Slovenske ma
rodne citalnice v citalniskih pro-
storih, GAIT st. Clair Ave. Vabi
sc vse Glane, odbornike in dru-
stvene zastopnike, da Sc udele-
lilo poln0s 0stevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
" Moskvi dosezeni sporazum formalno naznanjen
Oeka hqca napraia zakGke gede atonske bonnie Jqpos
Tragedy of Jugoslavia"

Tragedy of Jugoslavia"
Pod gornjim nasIovom
je ma angleski strahi danas-
ME Enakopravnos ii priob-
ceno poroeilo ka pitana
John j. Blatnika liz CHS
holma, MINI. Sluzil je v
ameriski armadi in Sc je ma
hajal vec casa v partizan-
skin vrstah kot opazovalec
v Sloveniji. TO je lie del
BIatnikovih dozivljajev med
borci, slovenskimi partiza-
nj. Berite!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
Jugoslavija ne
beraGi, izjavIja
marSaI Tito.
Jugoslovansko ljudstvo
je zasluzilo pomoc v
borbi "a skupno stvar

LONDON, u. decembra. Cpl
Sc Hubert Harrison, poroceva-
lee Reuterjeve agencije)-Mar-
Sal Tito me je sprejel v Belem
dvoru, kjer je do marca 1941
bival jugoslovanski regent prime
Pavel.
Ko sem stopil v knjiznico, XII
je sedaj Titova delavna soba,
me je pozdravil z rencanjem pes
alzaske pasme, njegov zvesti to-
varis, odkar ga je vel Mem
Gem, XII me je ovohal kot druge
posetnike. Toda ena sama be-
seda Tita je zival poslala nazaj
pod stol gospodarja.
Marsal, XII je bill ocividno do
bro razpolozen, je vtaknil ciga-
reto v svojo svojevrstno bosan-
sko pipo, katero vedno rabi kot
cigaretnik in zacel pogovor.
Jugoslavija zeli dobrih
b, sa,adnosajev Anglijo ~st.
"Povejte britskemu ljudstvu,"
je rekel Tito, 'da kadar pravi-
mo " razgovorih "a tisk in clan
kin, da zelimo dobrih odnosa-
jew z Veliko Britanijo, da to nj
so nikake prazne fraze.
"Anglija je najvecja sila v
zapadni Evropi, sedaj ko je
Nemcija unicena, medtem ko
Francija Sc vedno trpi "a posle-
dicami poraza in okupacije. Ako
nasi odnosaji z Anglijo MISC do
bri, DO to slabo "a Jugoslavi-
jo."
Jugoslaviji je zlasti veliko ma
tenn, da obnovi ekonomske stl-
ke Veliko Britanijo, je dejal
Tito, in opozoril, da je bila v
ia namen re imenovana komisi-
ia. Potem je Tito nadaljeval:
JugosIavija ne prosi nicesar,
kar nj zasluzila
"Pozabiti pa Sc ne SINE, da
smo jako obcutljivi kar sc tice
priznanja nasega vojnega napo-
ra ~ ne samo JAZZ in moja VIA
da, temvec vse nase ljudstvo.
Res je, da nujno potrebujemo
pomoci, ampak ako' jo bono do
bill, ia pomoc ne DO nezasluze-
ma. Ia pomoc bono hvalezni,
ampak mi ne prihajamo kot be-
raci, proseci nekaj, cesar nismo
zasluzill.
"Zanasamo sc predvsem ma
vojno odskodnino cd Italije. Ne
kateri ljudje ma zapadu, XII ina
10 posebne interese, skusajo
protezirati Italijo in nam zani-
kati pravico do reparacij cd ME.
Ampak mi vemo, da Nemcija ne
more in tudi nikdar ne bo pla-
Gala "a skodo, katero je napra-
villa Italia nasi dezeli."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28

v nedeljo oh 2. uri popoldne
Sc vrsi seja pevskega zbora
"skrjancki" v Slovenskem dru-
stvenem domu ma Recher Ave.
Vabi Sc vse clane, da Sc seje go
tovo udelezi ter da vsak pripelje
novega Elana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
Y A B AVA

Dom zapa dnih Slovencev,
6818 Denison Ave-, priredi ma
starega leta vecer zabavo, ma
katero Sc prijazno vabilrojake.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
POGREB FRANK OBLAKA

Pogreb pokojnega Frank OBJ
laka sc bo vrsil " soboto oh 10.
uri zjutraj il August F. Svetek
pogrebnega zavoda v Ger kew Ma
rije Vnebovzete in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
UsTRELJEN v GOSTILNI

ROBERT y. f1OII, SILL 20 IcI, Jc
bill zgodaj danes zjutraj ustre-
lien v glavo in ma mestu ubit Y
gostilni Royal Cafe, 2133 Wood
land Ave. Porocajo, da je ubiti
= noxem grozil tocaju in lastni-
ku tekom prepira.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28

Rusi delajo roka v roki S
skrbno izbranim nemskim civil
MIN osobjem, med katerimi je
mnogo komunlstov. Uspehi Mi
hove uprave so bill vidni tekom
osem dni trajajoce ture, tekom
k katere so ameriski casnikarji il
pod ruskim nadzorstvom pre-
potovali $50 mill v dveh izmed
sestih provinc, XII so pod rusko
okupacijo.
Ia tura casnikarjev, sestoje-
ca IL petih moz, je napravila
Wits, da so sc Rusi lotili okupa-
cijskih problemov realiticno
ucinkovitostjo.
V sovjetski conf nj
nObene breZposelnOsti
Poglavitni problemi, kakor v
zapadni conf, SO hrana, kurivo,
transportacija in begunci.
v sovjetski conf nj nobene
brezposelnosti. Rusi so zbrisali
vse stare bancne kredite in
Nemci morajo delati, ako hoce-
jo JEST. Zdi Sc, da je mani in
flacije kot zapadni conf.
Vecina tovarn "a civilno pro-
dukcijo je zopet v obratu. Vol
ne tovarne so zastrazene ali pa
sc jih odvaza kot vojno odskod-
nino.
Aktivni naciji so bill odstra-
njeni IL javnega zivljenja, med
tenn ko sc clane stranke polago-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
Sporazum med Ameriko in
Rusijo glede Kitajske in
evropskih mirovnih pogodb

WASHINGTON, 27. decernbra-Nocoj so bill for
nano objavleni zauc katere e napravila konferenca
zunanjih minstrov veke trojce Moskv il katerih je
razvdno da e ia konferenca postavila eme sodeova
ME med velesam cd katerih e odvsen bodoc mir
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28

Drzavni tajnik Byrnes, yuma
Mi komisar Molotov in zunanji
minister Bevin so Sc sporazume-
Ii glede nacrta "a odpravo atom
ske bombe kot vojnega orozja
in osvojili program, glasom ka-
terega bo ustvarjena komisija
enajstih narodov "a kontrolo
Japonske.
DOsezeni sporazmn Obsega
sedem specificnih vprasanj
Komunikej, obsegajoc 1000
besed, je bill objavljen istocasno
v Washingtonu, Londonu in Mo-
skvi, in obravnava direktno in
brezpogojno z naslednjimi vaz-
mimi vprasanji:
n l. Priprava "a sklep mirovnih
pogodb Z 1talijo, Romunijo, Boil
garlic, Ogrsko in Finsko, kate
rim ina slediti splosna mirov-
ma konferenca, XII sc DO sklicala
ne kasneje kot 1. maja.
2. Ustvaritev komisije "a
Daljni who'd, sestojece IL "a
stopnikov II draw, XII imajo
formulirati program "a kontro-
10 Japonske, sedezem v Wash
ingtonu; dale zavezniski svet
stirih sill (Zed. draw, Britanije,
Rusije in Kitajske) S sedezem v
Tokiju, XII Sc ina posvetovati in
dajati nasvete gen. Macarthur
iu kot vrhovnemu zavezniske-
mu poveljniku glede okupacije
in kontrole Japonske.
Poverjenistvo stirih
velesil "a KOrejO
3. Ustvaritev poverjenistva
stirih velesil "a Korejo, kate
rega smoter DO, eventualna vpo-
stavitev Koreje kot neodvisne
drzave, ustvaritev razmer in po-
gojev "a razvoj dezele ma demo-
kratienih principih in cim hi
trejsa likvidacija pogubnih po-
sledic japonske kombinacije.
4. Sporazum gle potrebe
zdruzene in demokraticne Kitaj-
ske in koncanja civilne vojne in
zazeljivosti umaknitve tako SOW
jetskih kot ameriskih sill liz XII
tajske, katera maj Sc izvrsi, cim
postane to izvedljivo v sogla-
sju podvzetimi obveznostmi
in odgovornostmi.
5. Pooblastitev posla nikov
treh sill v Romuniji, da Sc po-
svetujejo s kraljem Mihaelom
glede demokraticne reorganiza-
cije romunske Wade, XII je ze
priznana cd Rusije, nakar jo bo-
sta PRIMAL tudi Amerika in We
lika Britannia.
Reorganizacija bolgarske Wade
z nasvetOm Rusije
Reorganiziranje bolgarske via
de $ prijateljskim nasvetom Ru-
size, nakar bosta Amerika in
Anglia PRIMAL bolgarsko via.
-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
II BOLNISNICE

Il bolnisnice. Sc je vrnil ma
svoj dom Mr.. Anton svelc, 21050
Collier Ave, kjer ga prijatelji
lahkn DbiSCeio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
Kako ziiuijo Nemci U
ruski okupacijski conf
Rusi so strogi gospodarji,
ampak njih coma kaze napredek

BERLIN, 27. decembra-V osmih mesecih odkar je
padel rajh je ruska armada spremenia severovzhodno
Neco il razbtega vonega stroja tekoce mrovno pod
jetje.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
.Dr. Cox and 6 Others
Injured in Collision
AT Glenn Dale, Md.

A Washington eye specialist, his
wife and daughter and four colored
persons were injured today in a
head-on collision between two auto
mobiles on the Lanham-Severn road
near Glenn Dale, Md.
Dr. Ronald A. Cox, 1779 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. was admitted
to Casualty Hospital for hip in
juries. His wife. Mrs Ronald Cox
35, and 10-year-old daughter, Pa.
mela, were taken to Prince Georges
County Hospital for treatment. Mrs
Cox, driver, of one of the cars, suf-
fered fractured right wrist anc
decorations of the head. Pamela
was treated for head injuries.
The other car, according to Prince
Georges County police, was driver
by Barry Colbert, colored, % of 80.
Rhode Island avenue NV.
Colbert was treated for cuts anc
turned over to No. Precinct police
for Maryland authorities.sC County
police said he would be charged with
reckless driving.
Other occupants of the Colbert
car taken to Casualty were listed
as Harold Kirkley, colored, 30, OF
Willow Grove, Pa, and Dorothy
Brown, colored, 35, of New York
with undetermined injuries. ano
Adell Galloway, 80, colored, of New
York, multiple injuries.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
Police Guarding Capitol
Shifted 10 Other Posts

Eight of the twenty metropolitan
policemen who have been assigned to
aid in guarding the Capitol Build
ing are being transferred to other
posts and the remainder will follow
by the end of the year, now that the
war is over.
This came to light when Wall
Doxey, sergeant at arms of the Sem
ate and chairman of the Capitol Po-
lice Board yesterday commended the
services of the departing eight men
in note to Col Edward j. Kelly
superintendent of the District Police
Department.
"The service of all these men has
been satisfactory, but now that the
war is over the Capitol Police Board
has decided to reduce it's personnel,
he said. Listed were Pvts. C. K
Talley, H. B. Gilbert, Carl A. Judy,
John I. Schotsberger, E. o. Murray
and W. B. Barefoot; Sergt. John B
Monroe and Corpl. Charles R.
Murphy.
Searching of visitors to the Senate
and House galleries also was aban-
doned recently and preparations
now are being made for the reopen
ing of the dome of the Capitol tc
SightSeerS.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
Montgomery Firemen
To See Wafer Foq'

A demonstration of the use of
water fog" to eXtinguish fires will
feature the annual convention and
victory celebration of the Mont
gomery County Association of VOL
unteer Firemen tomorrow att Ia
koma Park.
The celebration will get under
way with two-mile parade
through the Washington and Mary
land sections of Takoma Park. Fifty
fire companies from Maryland and
Virginia have been invited.
The Elks' Boys and Metropolitan
Police Bands as we'll as Boy Scout
troops have been invited to Join
the parade.
Mayor Oliver w. Youngblood OF
Takoma Park will welcome the vis-
iting firemen at a reviewing stand
on Philadelphia avenue between
Cedar and Maple avenues. A dem
onstration of fire fighting and
equipment in use by nearby fire de-
partments will be given, and the
demonstration of water fog" is
scheduled at pm.
Climaxing the program will be a
dinner at 7:30 pm. in the Takoma
Park Firehouse for 200 Montgomery
County firemen and their guests.
Speakers will include DR.. H. c
Byrd, president of the University
of Maryland; Judge Stedman Pres
colt of Montgomery County Circuit
Court, and Phil Ryan, president ol
the Maryland Firemen's Association
Evening star., 1945-09-21
Hearings Open Oct. IS
On Downey Bill 10
Raise Federal Paw

Seeking quick action on his bill
to increase wages of Government
employees by 20 per cent, Chairman
Downey of the Senate Civil Service
Committee has scheduled hearings
on the measure starting October IS
Unlike the recently passed Fed
eral pay bill, which gave lower sal
aried employees the greatest per-
centage increase of the total 15o
boost, the new measure would grant
fiat 20 per cent increases to all en-
ployes, regardless of basic salary.
Some members of Congress be-
lieve the administration would pre-
fer measure which gave the greater
share of any wage boost to en-
ployes in the higher income brack.
cts and only 10 per cent boost tc
low-salaried employees.
Truman Cited Need of Boost.
This belief stems from President
Truman's recent message to Con.
gress in which he pointed out the
Government was losing many mer
of executive caliber because of the
inequities of the Federal pay scale
in the higher brackets. While Mr.
Truman particularly stressed salary
injustices to higher salaried Fedora.
employees, he also called Congress
attention to the entire Government
wage structure, which he termed
"pitiful and inadequate
Senator Downey has referred the
measure to the Civil Service Com
mission for study. Commissioner
Arthur S. Flemming has promised
speedy action on the bill, which will
be sent to the Budget Bureau with
the commissions recommendations
1t is understood the commission /.
in sympathy with the objectives Of
the bill.
Employees Took % Per Cent Cut.
Senator Downey introduced the
bill in an effort to make up the
difference in take home" pay be.
tween the amount presently received
for 40-hour week and the amount
received as overtime compensation
for 44-hour and a 48-hour week
Federal employees lost about % pei
cent in take home" pay last month
when the Government eliminated
overtime and went back on 40-houl
week.
Besides boosting the pay of classi-
fled Federal employees, Senator
Downey's measure also would give
legislative and judicial employees &
10 per cent increase over existing
rates. These employees are nov
given 10 per cent increases owe,
basic rates in lieu of overtime pay
Evening star., 1945-09-21
IS, ,444 Now on School Rolls:
Rise Reported on Every Level

Enrolment In the public schools
has increased on every level from
elementary schools to teachers col.
leges, the Board of Education an
nounced today.
Students today numbered 5,444,
compared to 82,799 on the same day
last year, an increase of 2,645.
The only surprise wss an increase
OF 1,7l3 pupils in elementary schools
here despite a national decrease In
the number of children in that age
group.
Boise L. Bristor, Board of Educa-
ton statistician, attributed the In
crease to the large pumber Of fam
Evening star., 1945-09-21
.Sa|tonstaI| Proposes
Fair Trade Price
Law for District

Enactment for the District Of q
minimum-price fair trade" law
similar to those now in effect in
As States was proposed yesterday
by Senator Saltonstall, Republican
of Massachusetts, at the suggestion
of the National Association OF
Druggists.
Having possible application to al
competitive commercial products
which are trade marked or name
branded, hfs bill would permit the
owner of the trade marks or brands
to stipulate by contracts with pro-
ducers, distributors, wholesalers anc
retailers the product may not be
sold below a stated minimum price
1t is designed to strike partic.
ularly at the loss leader" sys.
tenn of selling. under which cu1
rates are offered for some com.
modities in order to bring custom.
ers to the dealer, Senator Salton-
stall said.
1T worked out we'll in Massachu.
setts,' said Senator Saltonstall, who
served as Governor Of his State after
it had adopted a similar measure.
Explaining the measure was in
tended especially for drug products
though its terms would apply tc
other trademarked or branded COM
modities, he said he did not have
the liquor trade in mind when he
offered the bill. He said he was not
familiar with liquor retailing prac-
tices here, or of competition be-
tween standard price and cut rate
liquor stores.
The extent of the application oi
the law, he said, could be consid-
cred at hearings on the bill, which
has been referred to the Senate
District Committee.
| Sales of products to close out 6
business, or those ordered by the
courts, are among exemptions from
the proposed minimum price con.
tract rule. The bill would max,
actionable at the suit of any dam.
aged party the wilful advertisement
offering for sale of trademarkes
products covered by contracts tn,
trademark owner might obtain from
other elements in the sale or dis
tribution of his product.
i The Massachusetts, Senator wa
informed that only the District ant
Texas, Missouri and Vermont do no
| have such laws.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
PoIicemun's Knee Hurt
In Collision With Truck

Policeman Anthony j. Kaskeski,
SO, member of the Accident Investi-
cation Unit of the Traffic Division,
suffered a possible fractured knee
yesterday afternoon when the motor
cycle he was riding was in collision
with truck, police reported.
The accident occurred at Third
and K streets NV. Policeman
Kaskeski, who lives at 1900 S street
NE, was admitted to Casualty Hos
pital and was described as in good
condition today. Police said the
driver of the automobile was Carl
Buckner, colored, 900 block of
TWenty-firSt street NE.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
24 Girls Awarded $50 Each
For Failure to Receive Dinners

The possibility that Mr.. Nc
Donough may himself be required
to pay the judgment was suggested
by his defense attorney, D. Edward
Clarke, who pointed out the Dis
trict Court might refuse to author
ize payment from the Molin estate
Sunday dinners were cut out be-
cause of the servant problem, the
court was told. Mrs. Anne Adams
the housekeeper, testified the new
schedule was adopted after the cook
and two maids threatened to quit
But the girls, through their at
torney, Elmer E. Cummins, sale
Sunday dinners had been Served
since 1941 and that they did not
receive a rebate when the meal was
eliminated.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
lsWRst;onmiq
&Remmi,dery6, q,

Meats, Fats, Etc. - Stamps W.
through 70 good through Sep
tember 80. Stamps Al through
Ell good through October 81.
Stamps FL through XII good
through November 80. Stamps
LII through Q-1 good through
December 81
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two red ration points for
each pound of waste kitchen fats
you turn in.
Sugar-Stamp SO good through De-
cember 81. Next stamp valid
January l.
Shoes-Airplane Stamps l, 2, 3 and
in Book No. 3 good indefinitely
for one pair of shoes each.
Evening star., 1945-09-21

lilies that moved to Washington dur
ing the war.
Veterans and youths who left
school for war work were returning
to classrooms in vocational and
senior high schools as well as teach
ers colleges. Teachers colleges
gained 1l2 students, senior high
schools 425 and vocational schools 96
Enrolment now stands at 688 fol-
teachers colleges, 14,714 for senior
high schools, 1921 for vocational
schools, 1867 for junior high schools
and 1854 for elementary schools.
The smallest percentage increase
was noted at the junior high schools
which gained 30s pupils.
Evening star., 1945-09-21

Twenty four Government girls
living in boarding house at 1857
Rhode Island avenue NV. were
awarded $50 each and attorneys
fees by Municipal Court Judge Ell
len *. Raedy yesterday. They
charged that they failed to re-
ceive Sunday dinners for seven
weeks in July and August in viola
ton of the minimum service stand
ards of the Emergency Rent Con-
troll Act.
The s1,320 judgment, including
S. for each girl for the attorney S
fees, was made against Francis r
McDonough, conservator for the
estate of Mathilda Molin, under
which the establishment is operated
as boarding home for girls.