davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

Kot osebni zastopnik pred
sednika Trumana sc bo vozil ma
celu parade admiral Ernest J.
King, poveljnik ameriske NOR
narice - najvecjega vojnega
brodovja, XII ga je svet kdaj vi
del - skupno z gov. Lausche-
tom, zupanom Burkom in gen,
Connellyjem. r
Pc zakljucku svecanosti be
admiral King castni COST v ho-
telu Carter, kjer Sc DO prvii
kazal film ''The True Glory, XII
slika razvoj vojne v Evropi cd
Drama Y Severni 'Afriki pa do
Berlina. s.~.
Admiral King DO parade
drugimi javnimi funkcijonarji
opazoval s tribune pred glavno
knjiznico ma Superior Ave. TIE.
kom svecanosti bo izstreljeniI
sto bomb in na cast predsedni'
ku Zed. draw DO izstreljens
saliva il 81 topov.
Nekaj posebnega bo kitajsk
oddelek kitajskim ''levom"
kitajsko godbo in cvetlicnim vo'
zom. Kitajci v mestu SO sklenil
zapreti vse svoje pralnice, re
stayracije in trgovske lokal.
tekom parade, katere Sc bt
udelezila VISA kitajska naselbins
v Clevelandu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
Civilisti v Milanu
ubili s Anglezzev v
teku enega tedna

MILAN, 8. sept.-Uradno je
bilo danes porocano, da je bio v
teku zadnjega tedna cd oboro-
zenih italijanskih civilistov
ubitih osem britskih vojakov.
sest je bio ubitih tekom pre-
tepov med britskimi vojaki in
italijanskimi civilisti v gostil-
nah in restavracijah. Ostala diva
sta bila ustreljena cd italian
skin partizanov, ker Sc tovorni
avto, katerim sta Sc peljala, ma
povelje nj ustavil, nakar sele so
partizani baje odkrili, da je bill
avto zaveznisko vojasko vozilo.
Obisk generala Clarka
v Milanu bill preklican
Malo pred objavo tega poroci-
la je bilo naznanjeno, da je bill
obisk generala Marka w. Clar-
ka, XII je incl v ponedeljek priti
v Milan, vsaj zacasno preklican
radi njegove osebne varnosti.
General Clark je incl izrociti
odlikovanje Zedinjenih, draw
premierju Parriju in 40 drugim
italijanskim partizanom.
Preklic Clarkovega obiska je
prvo uradno znamenje strahu,
XII Sc izraza tukaj, da utegnejo
italijanski levicarski element
vprizoriti vstajo proti monarhi-
il, visoki draginji in mlacnosti, s
katero Sc vodi prosekucija vol
nih zlocincev. Ker je bilo vseh
osem Anglezev ustreljenih S sa-
mokresi, Sc il tega sklepa, da je
med italijanskimi civilisti, vsaj
v tern okrozju,sse vedno dosti
orozja.
Dali so ,ubojstva Anglezev, Xxi
SO vodilni vojaski in politicni
faktor v Italiji, znamenje po.
sebne mrznje proti Anglezem, nj
dognano. Do sedaj Sc nj Sc nobe.
nemu Amerikancu tukaj zgodilo
mic zalega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
VILE ROJENICE

Vile rojenice so Sc zglasile pri
druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Elmer Me-
strovich, 1461O Sylvia Ave., in
pustile v spomin zalo, osem fun
tov tezko hcerko. Mlada mami-
ca, katere deklisko ime je bilo
Irene Cinkole, in dete sc naha-
jata v Glenville bolnisnici. &C.
stitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
ATOMSKA ZNANOST
MORA OSTATI LAST
VSEGA NARODA

WASHINGTON. - Pred
sednik Truman je v svoji
zadnji poslanici ma kongres
emo poglavje posvetil IL
najdbi atomske energije in
Sc izrecno izrazil "a to, da
Odkritja, XII SO bila nareje-
ma ma tenn polju z vladimir
financiranjem, morajo osta-
ii javna las t i'm biti brez-
placno ma razpolago trgo-
vini, industriI poljedelstvu
in akademskim studijskim
ustanOvam.
Predsednik je podprI
KilgOre = johnson Pep
perjevo zakonsko predlogo,
da morajo vse iznajdbe,
napravljene z denarjem il
zvezne zakladnice, postati
last Zed. draw in biti ma
razpolago javnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
BRUNETKA JE BHA
.HBRANA MISS AMERICA

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., 8.
septembra. Krona ameriskih
lepotic "a 1945 je bila danes
tukaj prisojena Bess Meyerson,
21-letni brunetki il New York
City, ki je dovrsila glasbene
studije v Hunters College in
upa, da napravi kariero ma
odru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
Nesreca ma donu

Tekom ciscenja forneza ma
svojem domu je bill v soboto
ubit 61-letni Patrick White,
1868 E. 100 St., ko je v elek-
tricni napeljavi nastal kratek
silk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
Rusi zaceli deliti velika posest-
va nacijev ma Saksonskem
med ubozne nemSke kmete

BERLIN, 6. sept. - Ma Saksonskem Rus podvzeli
korake razkosanje velikih posestev in razdeev
zemle med uboznim kmet, obenem pa e zacela agi-
tacija slcno akcijo nemsk provnc Mekenburg Ma
kmetje bodo dobi zemo XII je bila last naciske
sranke akvnh nacijev in clanov rajhstaga tekom Hit
lerjevega rezima kakor tudi zivno in stroje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

nih potezkoc DO dovoljeno po-
daljsanje do treh let in ostala
vsota DO placljiva v dobi desc
tih do dvajsetih let.
" Prejemnik ma ia nacin dob
ljene zemlje ne bo mogel pro-
dati, dati v najem ali zadolzi-
ii.
Poljedelski stroll
postanejo last obcin
zivina ma veleposestvih bo
razdeljena proporcno med male
kmete, poljedelski stroll pa po-
stanejo last obcinskih zadrug,
Ma slicen nacin bodo razdeljeni
gozdovi. Dive tretjini gozdov
bodo dobili kmetje, ostala tret.
jina pa postane last obcinskih
zadrug. Izvzeti pa bodo gozdo.
vi, XII SO last drzave, parcele, Xxi
so razdeljene "a znanstvene all
eksperimentalne svrhe in cerk.
vena posestva.
Saksonska meri malo man,
kot 10000 stirjaskih mill in
ina okrog tri milijone prebi'
valcev. Koliko zemlje DO ma ts
nacin razdeljene in koliko kme:
tov DO upravicenih do delezev
sedaj se nj znano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
KRALJ LEOPOLD DOBIL
ZAVETIsCE v SVICI

BERN, 8. sept.-Vlada zenev-
skega kantona je belgijskemu
kralju Leopoldu dovolila, da sc
z druzino nastani blizu Zeneve,
pod pogojem, da sc vzdrzi vsake
politicne aktivnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

Tekom nevihte v soboto po-
noci je strela udarila v dimnik
nekega d 0 m a ma S h a k e r
Heights, il dimnika pa je svig-
nila v kopalnico in izginila. sko-
da znasa $1O0.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

plovski inzenir, in Harry p.
Lehr, letalski ucitelj ma cleve-
landskem zrakoplovskem polju.
Oba moSka sta v nesreci nasla
smrt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
Izvoscek oropan

v soboto zvecer je bill ma E..
81 st. in Kinsman Rd. napaden
in oropan Cd dveh banditov
avtni izvoscek Albert jackson.
Vzela sta mu $14, potem pa
zbezala v njegovem avtomobi-
III.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
Cleveland bo jutri zueGcer
soe6ano proslauil znago
z giganti6no parade

v Clevelandu bo jutri zvecer vrsla najvecjih
parad zgodovni mesa, katero bo prosavla zmaga
mad silan osisca paradi bodo korakale organzrane
skupne broece 10000 oseb in prcae da bo povorko
opazovao okrog cetrt miona ljudi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
Naciji so incl tajen pakt "a BOZ
proi ''komunizrllu" S Is drzzavanlii
Med onimi, XII so podpisale tax tajen
sporazum, je bila tudi Jugoslavija

BERLIN 9. sept " tajnh nacijskih arhivih je bill
maiden document il katerega je razvidno da je tereva
vlada pred zacekom vone aranzraa tne dogovore med
Gestapom in poco 13 narodov gonjo proti komuniz-
mu' in drugim "drzaV nevarnim gbaniem."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
Zrakoplovslka nssrexa

v soboto popoldne je v blizi-
nj Brunswicka, juznozapadno
Cd Clevelanda, pader ma zemljo
aeroplan, v katerem eta Sc ma
hajala Herbert w. Reed, zrako-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
400 tisoC
nacijev
bo sojjenih
"a nacijskih prvakov.
bo brez dvoma. obsojenih
ma smrt; veleproces Sc
zaene prihodnji mesec

WASHINGTON, 8. sept.-Iz
zanesljivih virov Sc je danes I'VE
delo, da bo po veleprocesu, pri
katerem DO posajenih ma zatoz-
no klop "a nacijskih prvakov,
sojenih radi kriminalnih vojnih
dejanj cd 100000 do 100000
Nemcev.
Veleproces nacijskih prvakov
Sc ina po sedanjih nacrtih pri-
eeti Nuernbergu prihodnji me-
sec. Ia process bodo vodili komi-
sarji in prosekutorji, Xxi bodo "a
stopali Anglijo, F'rancijo, So
vjetsko zvezo in Zedinjene dr.
zave.
V tel skupini Sc nahajajo Her.
mann Goering, Rudolf Hess in
drugi nacijski prvaki. Obtoznice
bodo med drugim vsebovale OBJ
tozbo, da so bile vojaske edinice
SS-cetnikov in Gestapo krimi-
maine organizacije, in pricakuje
sc, da bo ia obtozba pri obrav-
navi podprta dokazi, XII bodo
povsem zadostovali.
Skoro nobenega dvoma nj, da
bodo glavni obtozenci, XII Sc ma
hajajo v rokah zaveznikov, brez
odlasanja usmrceni. To DO edini
process, XII ga bodo predstavniki
stirih zavezniskih sill vodili
skupno. Kar Sc tice Rusov, pra-
WHO isti viri, izjavljajo, da Sc
Jim formalen process nacijskih
prvakov ne zdi potreben, ker je
niih krivda sama ma sebi ocitna.
Ostali tisoci nacijev Sc bodo
morali zagovarjati pred lokal-
mimi sodisci raznih vrst, med
drugim tudi pred vojaskimi So
disei in pa pred sodisci osvobo-
jenih dezel, kjer so bill specific
nj vojni zlocini izvrseni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
10000 industrijcev
v Rullru aretiranih

HERFERD, Nemcija, 6. sept.
Britska kontrolna komisija je
naznanila, da je bilo snoei are
tiranih 10000 vodilnih nemskih
industrijcev, XII SO nekdaj operi-
rail- mogocni premogovni sindi-
kat, ki je kontroliral vecino pre-
.mogovne, jeklene in drugih in
dustrij v Ruhru.
Med onimi, XII SO bill aretirani
kot del velikopotezne akcije, da
Lee industrije v Ruhru ocisti ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14
Weather Report

District of Columbia - Mostly
cloudy and humid this afternoon
tonight and tomorrow. with an &C.
casional shower or thunderstorm
Highest temperature this afternoon
about Sc degrees and lowest tonight
near 10.
Maryland and Virginia-Mostly
cloudy and humid; scattered show
ers and thunderstorms tonight anc
. tomorrow. Little change in temp
erature.
River Report.
Potomac River clear, Shenandoah
lcloudy at Harpers Ferry. Potomac slight!
muddy at Great Falls.
Rennrt for Last n Hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14
d. {. Heads Accept
Offer Of Dr.. Miller
To Treat Alcoholics

The Commissioner announced
yesterday they had approved the
offer of DR.. Michaef M. Miller of
st. Elizabeth's Hospital to serve on
a volunteer basis twice a week as
a psychiatrist with the Mental Hy-
giene Bureau to deal with alco-
holics.
The city heads acted on the rec
ommendation of Health Officer
George c. Rutland. DR.. Miller has
had previous experience in working
with alcoholics at the workhouse
in Cuyahoga (ClevelanO County,
Ohio.
DR.. Ruhland's report revealed
that Maj. Leopold Waxberg, Sc, now
at Camp Beale, Calf, may consider
full time work with the bureau
Earlier this week DR.. Rutland had
revealed that an Army officer had
proved promising prospect for
head of the bureau, which has been
filled for only one month since funds
became available in July, 1914.
He reported he had not been able
to obtain full-tirne director as yet,
but that some of those interviewed
may decide to do part-tirne clinical
work with the bureau.
DR.. Miller said that it was pre-
sumed he would work with court
referrals, including many juveniles.
He said he was particularly desir-
Gus of working with patients where
homes and. jobs were at stake so
that the happiness of more than
one person might be affected by the
work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14
Police Help Poundmen
Catch 81 UnmuzzIed Docs

Fourth precinct police helped
poundmen catch 81 dogs in the last
three days in a neighborhood cam
paign aginst dawn garbage raiders. u
Sixteen were caught this morning.
Precinct Capt. Benjamin Kuehling
issued orders to scout car patrolmen
to help poundman when citizens
complained of unmuzzled dogs raid
ing garbage cans every dawn. He
said his campaign was specifically
for Southwest Washington and not
connected with the District Com
missioners' general campaign against
loose dogs spreading rabies.
Meanwhile, the muzzling require
ment will be replaced Monday by a
stricter regulation that all dogs must
be leashed on the street and in pub
lie places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14
Fl. Des Moines 10 Become
Center OF WAC Traininq

Fort Des Moines, Iowa, is to be-
come the center of all Women Army
Corps training.
The War Department announced
yesterday that Fort Oglethorpe, Ga,
will close tomorrow for WAC train
ing and the rs WAC officers and
enlisted women there will be trans
ferred to Fort DeS Moines or re-
assigned.
The Iowa cavalry post is the
cradle of WAC training, the first
training center having been estab-
lished there when the corps was
created as an auxiliary of the Army
Fort Oglethorpe, also a cavalry
post, admitted WACS to training in
December, 1912. 1t. Col Elizabeth
Strayhorn, commandant of the CEN
ter, was the first woman ever to
command training center.
The Army ground and service
forces redistribution center at Camp
Butner, N, c., will be moved to Fort
Oglethorpe. The chief of Chaplains'
School also is being moved to the
Georgia post from Fort Devens,
Mass, and the Adjutant Generals
School will move there from Fort
Lee, Va, about August |.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14

Acting Secretary of State Joseph
C. Grew viewed the photomurals
of German atrocities at the Library
of Congress late yesterday and was
deeply moved by what he saw.
Mr.. Grew was accompanied to
the exhibit by Assistant Secretary
of State Archibald MacLeish, former
librarian of Congress. They were
met by Luther Evans, librarian OF
Congress, who escorted them to the
exhibit.
The murals, prepared by the st
Louis PoSt-Dispatch, are being spon-
sored jointly here by The Star and
the Post-Dispatch, and will be on
view at the library for an addi-
tional week, closing July 81. The
hours today are from 9 am. to
pm, and tomorrow from 1870
am. to 10 pm.
The acting secretary spent some
time quietly examining the enlarged
photographs of victims of German
atrocity camps. He read many OF
the signs explanatory of the scenes
of cruelty. Among those which
he studied was huge picture COW
ering almost an entire wall show
ing three American generals in
speeding a crude funeral pyre at the
notorious Nazi concentration camp
at Gotha where many bodies had
been burned. Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhower, one of those in the
picture, is quoted in the explana-
ton nearby as having said: THE
American people ought to know
about such things. They ought to
know the kind of people we fought.
Viewing the famous picture of an
American soldier who was reduced
by German starvation diet to only
10 pounds and looked like living
skeleton, Mr.. Grew frowned grimly
When he had finished viewing the
murals the acting secretary re-
marked only, II am too upset to say
anything"
Meantime the War Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14
Navy 10 Pay Expenses
For Many Men on Leave
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Many Navy enlisted men on leave
will go home and return to duty at
Government expense hereafter.
The new regulations, announced
yesterday, apply to men returned
from overseas for rehabilitation
leave, prior to reassignment. The
Navy said about $4,000 men month
will be affected.
Under the new plan such sailor
will be ordered to temporary duty
at one of So naval establishments
the one nearest the point to which
he is going on leave. The cost of his
journey to the naval establishment
will be paid, but he won't have to
get there until his leave (plus travel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14
Curtains for Choir Robes

Blackout curtains removed from
st. Barnabas' Church in Reading
England, have been used to make
new set of robes for woman men,
bers of the choir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14
|Bamberger Loses
Fight for Approval
OF TeIevision Site

The Bamberger Broadcasting
Service, Inc, lost its fight yesterday
to locate a transmitting station and
300-foot television tower at Thirty
ninth and Fessenden streets NV,
when the Zoning Adjustment Board
voted 2 to l against the plan.
THE principal reason for the de-
NAL, which will more fully be set
forth in formal order to be rem
dered next month, is our belief that
the evidence shows the proposed 10
cation and height of tower will
affect adversely the use of neighbor-
ing property in accordance with the
coming regulations and map" the
board declared in a formal state
ment.
Harry Blake dissented from the
opinion. Those voting against Bam-
berger were Robert o. Clouser, ex-
ecutive officer of the Zoning Com
mission, and Chairman Theodore /.
Coe. John Nolen, jr., and Samuel
Scrivener, jr., other members, were
not present during the hearing,
which took place Wednesday. It
would have required a unanimous
vote of three present for Bamberger
to win.
Leader of Fight.
The fight against the tower was
led by John r. Turney, 500 Thirty
ninth street NV, who represented
residents of the area involved. The
decision of the board said that "the
contention of nearby home owners
that this tower will adversely af-
feet neighborhood properties we be-
lieve is substantiated by the facts
The board then added:
TN order that there be no pos
sible miSconstruction of the Eur
port of this preliminary finding let
1t be clearly understood that this
body in no sense sits as a mere
sounding board to register the VOL
ume of neighborhood opinion. This
appeal in our opinion is not a test
case"
Harry S. Wender, attorney for
Bamberger, said several other sites
WClC III LlC DlLCD
are not advantageous for television
purposes, he said, but plans for the
tower will go forward.
Veterans Win Appeal.
The Disabled Veterans of America
we're given permission to establish a
combination club, residence and
Office at l70l Eighteenth street NV.
Originally the appeal for the use of
the property was denied, but a new
hearing was held Wednesday. 1t is
planned to have veterans being
trained at American University for
future work with other disabled vet
Grams stay at the home.
Permission for the Cannon Ball
Transit Co. to utilize garages in the
alley bounded by Allison, Buchanan,
Eighth and Ninth streets NV. for
storage purposes was denied. Resi-
dents of Petworth vigorously OPP
posed use Of the garages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14
Charges Of vagrancy
Denied by 4 Women
Seized in Vice Raid

Carmen Beach and three other
women arrested in a police raid or
an alleged $500 minimum" house OF
prostitution pleaded not guilty tc
Vagrancy charges in Municipal
Court today.
Miss Beach and Miss Margaret
Locke, the fifth woman arrested in
the raid on scientific physio-
therapy" establishment at 1713
Pennsylvania avenue NV, will be
arraigned Monday by United States
Commissioner Needham c. Turnage
on charges of operating disorderly
house. Each is free under $4,000
bond on this charge.
In Municipal Court, Judge George
D. Nelson granted a continuance
of the four vagrancy cases until
August at the request Of Defense
Counsel M. Edward Buckley Judge
Nelson also continued $500 bonds
In each case.
1t. Roy Blick of the vice squad,
who led the raid on the f1ve-room
establishment yesterday afternoon,
said the actual operator of the place
was 57-year-old Miss Locke, alias
Philomena Lockhart, who lives at
the raided establishment. He said
she had taken out a license to give
massage and physiotherapy.
Four men, two OF whom were
described by police as Government
officials, we're caught in the raid
but we're released after question
ing.
Former Spanish Dancer.
Miss Beach. 29-year-old former
Spanish dancer who lives in the
1000 block of N street NV, was out
on bond at the time of her arrest
Yesterday. She was free on a stay
from a United States Court of APP
peals decision which would send
her to Jail to complete one-to-
three year prison term under
Mann Act conviction in 1943.
The Carmen Beach case made
legal history when the Supreme
Court ruled last February that the
Mann Act prohibits the tranSpor-
tation of women for immoral pur-
poses wholly within the District.
1t thereby reversed the Court of
Appeals which had ruled the Mann
Act was inapplicable to transpor-
tation within the District. The
appeals court, acting a second time
in the same case, affirmed the
Mann Act conviction of Miss Beach
last month.
The women arrested with Miss
Beach and Miss Lockhart gave their
names as:
Judy Hunt, 27, OF the 100 block
of Twelfth street NV; Mary Karika,
"a, the 400 block of M street NV,
and DeloriS Nieto, "a, of the 100
block of I street NV.
1t, Blick said all the rooms were
occupied when he led members of
his squad and a United States dep
uty marshal into the second-f1oor
establishment, located over res
taurant.
Money Is Marked.
1t. Blick said the raiders were
preceded by member of the vice
squad who had posed as patron
to gain admission.
Then police started looking for
the $40 in marked bills which the
policeman had taken into the house
with him. They tore Grapes from
the walls and overturned the long
padded tables to find the marked
money. 1t. Blick said the bills were
discovered hidden under carpet.
The raiders jerked out room-to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14
Shotgun Wound FotoI
To Potomac Heights Mon

Joseph B. Welsh, %, of 40 High
land place, Potomac Heights, Md,
died early today at Providence Hos
pital from shotgun wound which
Charles County Deputy Sheriff Rob-
ert H. Cox said was self-infiicted.
Sheriff Cox said Mr.. Welsh was
found in the front doorway Of his
home, a small-gauge shotgun by his
side. He said Mr.. Welsh had been
in poor health. He is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Agnes Welsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14
Driver Hurt as Cor Hits
Police Women's Bureau

Alonzo j. Brooks, 33, colored, 416
M street NV, was injured early
today when, police said, his auto
failed to make turn, went over a
driveway and struck the building OF
the Police Women's Bureau at Fifth
and Ridge streets NV.
Brooks was taken to Freedmen's
Hospital, where it was said he suf-
fered compound dislocation of the
right ankle. Virginia Minor, %, 632
Kenilworth terrace NE, and Ber-
nice Padgett, 10, 81 K street NE.
both colored and passengers in the
car, were treated for minor cuts and
bruises at the hospital and re-
leased.
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room public address system and
wrecked the equipment, including
two boxes built to steam cabinets,
which, 1t. Blick, said, had not been
used.
1t. Blick said that in Is years of
experience he had never seen a
room to-room communication sys-
tenn that enabled persons in each
room to be advised simultaneously
of the arrival of police. -Four of the
rooms were ostensibly used for mas
sage and the fifth was living ROOM
reception hall, 1t. Blick said.
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Record for Last "a Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, "a, 3 pm. Year ago, 50.
Lowest, 20, am. Year ago, SO.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 90, on July /.
Lowest, ~. on January 25.
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Report for Last "a Hours.
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Grew Deeply Moved by Exhibit
OF Nozi Atrocity PhotomuroIs

motion pictures of German atrocity
scenes which attracted thousands
Of people this week to various public
school buildings, will move Mon
day to Garrett Patterson Junior
High School at Tenth and U streets
NV.
Large crowds saw the film show
ing yesterday at Coolidge High
School.
At the Library of Congress, at
tendance at the photomural exhibit
was 2,202, bringing the total since
the opening June 80, up to 55,025.
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time) has expired. He will also
draw pay and subsistence during his
absence
Formerly personnel returning
from overseas for reassignment had
to pay their own travel costs when
they reported, after leave, to various
naval establishments throughout the
country.
The new plan will not apply tc
men going on leave from ships en-
tering coast ports who remain as
signed to those ships.