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NOTICE

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When you pay TOT QUALITY why not get the FINEST = Buy FLORSHEIM SHOES at GRAVES.
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Evening star., 1947-11-05
Brewster Urges Navy
To Probe Conflicting
Oil Price Versions
Nv the Assoeioisd Press

Senator Brewster, Republican, OF
Maine declared today that conflict
ing stories told by two former Navy
officers should prompt the Navy to
start its own investigation OF
whether it has been charged excess
sive prices for Arabian oil.
An inquiry into the subject by the
Senate War Investigating Commit
tee, which Senator Brewster heads,
came to a noisy adjournment yes
terday, with the Maine Senator
calling testimony by former Navy
Comdr. A. A. MacKrille "a pretty
tall story"
Mr.. MacKrille was in charge Of
negotiations with the Arabian
American Oil Co. in 1945 which re-
suited in an agreed price to the
Navy of $105 a barrel. Senator
Brewster contends other Govern
ment agencies were buying oil then
for "a cents barrel.
Under questioning by Senator
Brewster, Mr.. MacKrille acknowl-
edged he discussed the case last
Sunday with an official and an
attorney for Aramco.
Differ on Royalty Figure.
Mr.. MacKrille said they sought
him out at his New York home to
talk about a 1945 Navy memoran-
dunn which states that Aramco rep
resented to the Navy that the COM
pany was paying King Ibn Saud
of Saudi Arabia a royalty OF AZ
cents a barrel. Actually the roy
atty was 81 cents.
Mr.. MacKrille, who had hand
in preparation of the memo, said
he was convinced before the Aramco
people visited him Sunday that the
Accent figure in the report was an
error, and that it should have been
III cents. He said the weekend
discussion did not influence him on
this matter.
Mr.. MacKrille took the stand after
D. E. Bodenschstz had testified that
he wrote the 1945 memo on the
basis of information given to him
by Mr.. MacKrille. Mr.. Bodenschatz
is former Navy lieutenant.
Denies Regulating Date.
Senator Brewster contended that
Mr.. MacKrille was repudiating Mr..
Bodenschatz's testimony, but Mr..
Evening star., 1947-11-05

Bodenschatz could have misunder-
stood the information he had on
royalties.
Which do you think Is the more
creditable story, yours or Mr.. Bod
enschatz's?" Senator Brewster de-
manded.
II can't answer that" Mr.. Mac
Krille replied.
That's a pretty tall story" Sen
ator Brewster retorted. TITS un-
fortunate there are so many angles
that make it difficult to lend it
credence."
Mr.. MacKrille named H. G. Den
ham as the oil company official who
called on him Sunday. Mr.. Den
ham is salesmanager of the Cali
fornia Texas Oil Co., distributing
firm for Aramco. Both are SUBJ
sidiaries of the Texas Co. and
Standard Oil of California.
Visit Called "UnfOrtunate."
Senator Brewster said Mr.. Den
hams visit with Mr.. MacKrille was
unfortunate" because Mr.. Denham
was "very much involved--he was
the man who made the sale" In
1945.
Both Mr.. MacKrille and Mr.. Bo-
denschatz testified they accepted the
$1O5 price reluctantly when Aramco
refused to compromise. Mr.. Mac
Krille said he protested to a superior
officer, Capt. A. w. Rutter, that the
Evening star., 1947-11-05

price was unfair" but was told to
go ahead on the ground 1t was "a
matter of military necessity" for the
Navy to obtain the oil.
The committee pressed Mr.. Mac
Krille as to whether any pressure
had been exerted on him by any one
higher up" in the Navy. The wit
ness said there was no pressure for
approval of that particular contract,
but that there generally was pres
sure of different character" in that
they didn't care what the price was. "
Mr.. MacKrille named no names.
Senator Brewster said I'VE have
more evidence" which justifles re-
sumption Of the investigation, but
he set no date.
Evening star., 1947-11-05
Charlotte Hall Aide Named

Capt. Stacy H. Thompson has
been appointed head of the COM
mercial department of Charlotte
Hall (Md) Military Academy, Maj
M. D. Burgee, principal, announced
today. Capt. Thompson, a native of
Maine, was at the Glastonbury High
School. Glastonbury, Conn.,, before
this appointment.
Evening star., 1947-11-05
Accountants to Meet

The washington chapter OF the
National Association Of Cost Ac-
countants will discuss Budget
Principles, Procedure and Controls
at q meeting In the main office Of
the International Business Machine
Corp, I'LL Connecticut avenue, ut
7::30 pm. tomorrow.
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q = Y.
Sn elmer firhlif bIiibenoen, abe,
armen, gut fatboliiben Bfarrgemein.
De tn Baraguap, 5iib- -Amerifa, fell,
oringcno Elm san5 beideioenes Rirh.
lein, 9a es lid ourdlpeg Inn Grmite
9anobeuolfcruns banbelt (es lino a,l.
Der Huraguupern au1 beutihe, poini,
Idle, rilllildle uno anoere CUTE &atbo.
ltfen upsballOcrD, fpiro nm 0ie aiitiae
ytitbilfe Der 10 oft betp1brten tdtboli.
lben @lanbcnsbriiber 11lnl -ifnDeIteru
aus ben Ser. Staaten gebeten. Seoe
= au6 Ole aaertleinIte -: @abe, Die
in einem geluobnlihen 8riefe aut mel.
ne polle, Geranttportung eeianot tper,
ben Tam, nirnmt Der Undergraduate
oentl6e Yater oanfeno entgeaen.
anittlng miro iofort erteilt. Sir sic
eolen Jreunoe unb Conner Ser ae.
planten ST. -&reua- Stride miro monat.
lih Der Segen etaer. beiligen sNeIie
aufseopferi. @iitige Wn6en 1lnS 2u.
lbriften ,itasen sisabitte rihten an
&ep. Gaore, Gon Sole 4reuiier, S.
I'd, GoroneI gogaoo (Yoraguop),
Soutb america.
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si,m gelten bes H6pitlihen aone.
ai,tm Sofepbinum Der bl. 4ofigregd'
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befien 3ped bic Seranbiloune oeut'
'her grieiter5oal fiir bic Ser.
Stanten lit. Dieie AnItalt lit baupt'
i6hIth oneeipieien auf Die @infiinfte
bieies @attes unb bic @eihenfe iei'
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2afaDette, Ga. Dier fonb
loeben Die fiinfllno5nnnaielte ssabres.
fonpention Der National Catholic
Rural 2ife Conference itott. Inter
Den Sai1ptre6nern BEL ser iiIbernet,
Subilaumsfeier ber Organization ma
rem aud 5lpei berporragenoe Grim
oungSn,itglieoer, nGmIid) Der bohiu'.
lte 9rA A8ilfof go1pin g. O'&ara BON
&anlas Gitp uno Sr. s. g. aenfel,
k.S.G, Setter oes Gentral- -Biiros
oes 8atboItId)en Central. .gereins il,
ct. Souls, Mo. Sn einem Meferot
iiber Die 8efabren elmer aus r,ateria-
liItilben Inidarllngen nno grafti-
fen geborenen Observation-Disclosures
Der 2onomirtidoft 1pnrnter &aroinaI
Stritd, bob Der gauernltol,S in sc.
|tabr ltebt nj elm Mbb1ngigfeitsber-
baltnis berabgeoriidt, oos ser 2eib-
eigenlhaft iriiberer sSabrbunoerte
glie6fomn1eu lpiiroe, aber nit Dem
llnterlfieo, baB Der 2eibeiaene un-
ieres Sabrbunoerts iib niht ntebr
.elnem nlenihIi6en Serrn ionbern ei-
mem unperionlihen, falt ertpdaenoen
uno ber5loien <SbItem ausIiefern Mir
Sc. v.
Ter bodJtp'ite ST. 8iidof 8iliam
Z. Nuuop, Brdiioeut ser &onferen5,
foroerte III ieiner Sobresbotidait II.
a., Dob Ole Ser. ,Staaten oie beIteben-
Den ginuanoerungsseiese oabin er-
peitern, UNI 100000 aus ibrer SET
mot oertriebenen 5li6tlineen in
Wtittel-Guropa auf Dem 2anoe bier
an5liitebeln.
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@4sdh}tahes6 il

Mtilmaufce, 8is. - ssu Ser ct.
Solepbs Stride in. 6ono bu Sac er-
folsten am Mtttipod I. N. in sln,pe.
lenbeit bon gr5bil6of &ileD uno 5abl-
rei6en Mitglieoern oes alerus bie
feierliden @requien fir 6en i'm QI=
ter bon oreirnoiieb3is Sabren Der.
Itorbenen bodp. .Srn. 8uoolpb M.
8ramer. 5ulett Bfarrer in MapniIle.
Gas iolenne 3equiemamt 3elebrierte
Der bodtp'ite Wigr. Gbeooor @obmer; !;
Die Breoigt bielt Der bodm'ite Weigr.
Soiepb 2eoerer. Die leste abiolution
erteilte er5biidof &ilep. Ser 8erltor-
bene tuuroe am Z. Mai 1874 in WeiI-
ipaufee geboren, lnadte leine Stu6ien
an Der Warquette uniperiitp, an ct.
2aprence College in Mlt. galparp
uno an Der ct. Sobn's llniperlitp in
Eollegebiue, Mian., uno boIlenoete
.oieielben am st Grancis. Seninor,
mo er am 81. Stunt 1903 oie 9rie.
iter,peibe erbieIt. Darauf Dirfte er
5unddit an Der. bieiisen ct. auguiti.
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SnItitutionen. Sduemarf ertpirbt lid
burd) lie 'lpi6tige S1nei5erbepiinr,
% ia oie 8aren gum geringIten sEeil
aus Ser Sdmei5 itammen; 6ie 9aaen
lino frob, apenn lie auf oiele @eile
ibre Butter uno &1ie- lleberlbiille,
Die ibnen England beute niAt OBJ
fauft, NIT frei1pilIig gegebenem
S:dmei5erselo finan5iert, erportieren
fonnen
Gin anoeres Groblem 6iejer Stein-
brnharbeit, oas lebr tpobI bon euro
paiiher &onIequen5 lein f0nnte, lit
Der getualtige &aubbau, ser surseit in
allen 3onen Omit Nusnabme epes,tuen
Der anerifaniihen, iporiiber ,ns ssSn-
formationen febIen) nit oein oent-
lhen 8aIobeitauo getrieben miro.
Belbes peroen Die flimatilhen Sol
gen oieIer ,ltmfangreihen 8erfIeine-
rilng oer WalofIdhe iein fir
0entldIano uno Die. angren5enoen
Stanten?
yteben Der materieIlen 5teinbrud-
|arbeit itebt nun aber Die geiltige uno
noralilde. Sic erlheint uns nod be-
|ionoers beoenfIih, nahbem INNER
tDieoer erffdrt miro, sic Deutihen
|miiBten our Gelnofratie er5ogen tper-
ben. Wie jon ie in ienem 2an6 ir-
|genoeine oeinofratiIde Or6nung gu
|tDirflibem 2eben fommen, spenn beu-
tie. auf Die orei5ebn Sabre NotionaI-
io5ialismus, nod Die Mbbruhorbeit
|fomnlt Die bas 8eiesungsregirne an
Der offentli6en Moral, Dem @ehts-
|leben llno Der io5ialen Dr6nung boIl-
|Siebt2 gs lit geraoe3u r,ieberlhmet-
|ternb, in mas fir einen 5unpf bon
aorruption beute ieoer bliden muB,
Der lfd einigerinnBer an Srt rno
|Steile nit ben oeutihen Broblemerlen
|nuseinonoeriest gllIe 8egriffe bon
erdnttuortlihfeit I'm offentlihen 2e-
ben iino i'm itdnbigen Sdminoen.
|@er niht Shmnr5bonoeI in irgeno
|einer Jorm treibt, lit gum Fo6e Der.
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e I
itimnlter, florer abiiht berous be-
|trieben miro, oeito bringeuoer miro
es, bob IN ben brei tpeitlihen 9onen
'en6Iih cine Ron5eptior gefiinoen luer-
be. 8eiesung uno .i1liteHpolitiiher'
Bieoeranfboit getrennt ,perben, onS.
berrihenoe geroronnnesref3t 0rrf,
einen tpirfliden Nehts5uitano obpc-
Loft iperoe linb an 5tene oes plnliloz-
len Mbbaues i'm SteinbruhitiI Elm ge-.
regeltes, b0IferrehtIib fun0iertes Sp~
item Der Meparationen trete. Mn 6ie-
ier ltmfebr boben mir Shmei5er, nls;
ndhite Nabbarn oes Steinbruhs.
Geutihlanb, Der iid) materieH spie
geiltig auf ilns ausapirft. Elm b0dit
gegeilltanolihes Sntereiiel
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oienite eriparb er iif aud oils gieoof-
telir bes st. Heters- -8ote', ben er
iiebennno5Dansis Sabre lang nit au-
Beroroentlid)ein @eidid un6 @eit=
bid leitete, Bis oie 3eitperbaItnille
Dor tpenigen Wonaten i'm 5tpnngef,,
oas geoiegene 8latt eingeben al Iaf-
len. Dem peroienten SubiIar unb
1angldbrigen 6reunoe nahtr1gIih
audi lrnlere ber5lidlten @IiidpiinIhe!
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8ettIer ongeraten, ii6 in einen be-
nabbarten Stan al begeben, mo
5ran5isfuS sur Welt fam.
Gieles trug iih 5u IN aiiiii, elmer
Bereltoot im ihonen Gale bon Spo-
leto. ettpa Inn bas ssobr 1t81. Sein
Gater NOR Sietro 81 8arnaooue, Elm
ebenip 'reiher als alf) bartber5iger
| uno babiiiftieer aolifmann. Seine
Mutter ipar Die miloe Hica, eine
Jrausoiin aus oer Bropence, melde
oem Sauie Der @rafen 8oulenont
eutitommt iein io1. Ser &,tabe er-
bielt oen Namen 8ionanni (SSoban-
|nes), nuroe ober 1ladber bon Ieinem
Batter Srancesco (JranSosheD se-
nannt. Sn ser Shule lernte er oie
anianeseriinoe Der lateiniiben
Sprade uno BON ieiner Dsutter se-
lauiig fran5oiild. Na6 oer slnli6t
leines Saters ioute er bloB elm gutter
8eIdaftsmann iperoen. Dod ber bod
itebenoe Sinn bes ssii,lglings itrebte
niht nod Hei6tum llno 8eipinn,
uobl aber nod DEM 8lan5 iroiider
gbren uno Seite. Gr tpor bel frobli-
den @elo9en gu finoen, luar ober
duberit ireisebia gegen bic Irmen.
gr geriet tpobl nidt ouf 4bneee,
aber er ipar nidts ipeniger oils ein
Seiliger. 80 ipariam Ser Sater mar,
umio nerihpenoerilder mar Der
Sobn. Gr bate ourd feline &leioer=
prabt, prunfpole @altn1bler uno
Sueenoitreide peite 9eriibn1tbeit err
langt. Iud) ieine Sreigebigfeit gesen
Die Ir,nen fan1tte feline @rensen.
Der lebensluitige Singing ipuroe
pIoelih bon elmer iftperen &ranfbeit
befallen. aber es 1uar Der anfang s,t
ieiner aeiltiseu 8eiuuoung. Die 8elt
erIfien ibm nun 9ering uno er ner-
adtete feline i1,genoli6en Sorbeiten.
Srotoe,n gab er, nah grlangung iei.
uer 8eiunobeit, sic frobliden @elen-
ldaiten nibt altf. 8eltlult uno 8ott.
ieligfeit fanpften in ibm einen be.
itanoieen &anpf. 8alo befam Der
lethte Sinn, balo Der Grnit bes 2e-
bens Die Sberba,1o. ginmal 5oe er.
nit elmer Sdar itngenoer un0 iubeIu-
Der Siinglinge oaber. @r lelbit aber
mar in titles 9sadiinnen perIunfen.
Glotlid bra6 er in sic 8orte aus:
~So. id lueroe mir Cine auseripdb-
len, Die eoler, ld0ner luo reiher lit
ais ale irauen Ser 8elt!"
50 8ottes San6 5eritorte balo biel
Irugbilber iroiider -Soffnunger, 0e=
nen er anfangs uahgeioet mar. SIM
&riege, ben ieine 8ateritaot nit Be-
rlteia fiibrte, tpuroe er 1902 gefan=
gem senontnlen uno nuBte elm Sabr
i'm aerfer uerbringen. gr blieb aber
unaebeugt uno better.
Garouf iuuroe sSransisfus pieber
bon elmer langeru 8ranfbeit befaaer,
Die i'm @ott pieber ndber braf)te.
&aum geneien, beidloB er. infolge
zines falid geoeuteten Sraumes,
@alter Don 8rienne Seerfolee gu Iei-
lteit, erfranfte aber ,pieoer uno muBte
beinfebren. Mn einem einiamen Srt
betete er lange uno innig. 9un esap=
fing er bonn Batter bes 2iftes beion.
oere grleudtune l1anlentlid iiber oie
8orte:: ~8enn iemano Mein Singer
lein mill 10 perlellsue ,er iid ieIbit.
nebme, lein areu5 auf ii6 uno foIse
gfir nad" (suf. 9, as): ut
2.= | (5ortieti,ng folet)
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0ier in Der Wfitte oes Mittelalters
itebt Elm Raun, Der bon Der san5el,
@eIt als elm Seiliger betradtet uno
beipunoert tuiro. ytod in Der DECENT
ber=Hummer 1915 beroffentlidte Ser
YroteIiant 3onaIb 6. Eeattp einen
"gperpboop's Jrieno" iiberidriebe-
men Artifel, ,porin er BEN FL. Sran=
5isfus reine Der sroBten Seelen, Die
I'M 5leilhe geboren moroen" ,lennt
gr lit Der erlte @elebrte unb SiItori-
fer, Der 10 idreibt. Tiht ieIten bort
man ielblt ON Raoio dbnlit)e belobi,
genoe aeuberungen iiber oieien rSe.
oermonns<9eiligen".
Selbltperltdnolid) miro Ser FL.
f5ransisfus in Der fatbolii6en Stride
bohJperebrt uno tperben feline boben
Sueeuoen uno @unoertoten in Ser
fatboliihen 2iteratur nerberrlidt. gs
lit rpobl faum elm Seiliger, ser ben
Seilono in Seiner arnlut 10 pollfon.
men natabmte bon ser @eburt Bis
5um @rabe. Die Stride iollte ipieoer
our6 ibn uno nit linn 81, 1ieuer 9Iiite
erIteben.
Gas Bib oieier seiItisen aufer.
Itebung purse Der FL. Siloegaro se-
5eigt. Sic erbIidte I'M @eiIte Ole ia.
t9oliIde Stride als cine id6ne ssrau,
Die aber iebr trauris uno per3agt
ausiab. Dieie ifone Srau flagte benz
lieben @ott nit oen @orten: sd
babe uienano, bers mid tro5tet ,lno
mir beiitebt. Sd babe ni6t einmal
einen Stab, auf ben id mid fifteen
fonnte." Daraufbin bot Bott Seiner
ermatteten Stride einen itarfen Stab,
cine mddtise Stiite geianbt in Dem
aaerdrniten Nanne auf groen, i'm
I'll. 5rau5isfus.
Shon iiber Der @eburt bes Seili.
gen naltete cine merfwiiroige Jii.
gung. Bie Der @eiIano ioIIte er IN
einem StoIIe geboren tperoetr. Seiner
Wutter. Die lange in @eburtsipebsr
lag, tpuroe bon einem unbefannter
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g5 lit nibt Su nertpunoern. oaB
bem eroben Wonne Neio, SaB u1to
gerIeumbuue rtd]t eripart blieben.
Non worE i'm Dor ser iei ein 5eiuo
Ger beiSnifheNe stiriititeIler uno ba-
BE 8rtefe uub Monumente berielben
5eritort, tim Die lleberreite oes SET
oeutlrus. oussurotten. Gin neuerer
8iogrnpb bes I'll. @regor bat Die neue-
ite 2iiae oufsetiIht: 8regor babe Die
2ebre pom 5esfeuer einseiiibrt. gi=
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-17
DC. Seaman HEADING.
Home After Adventure.

A merchant seaman who was
adrift 10 days In the mid-Pacific
aboard a powerless minesweeper was
on the way to his home in Wash
ington today.
He is William B. Hopkins, 218
Eleventh street SW. He arrived in
San Francisco yesterday by plane
with the two other seamen who
were adrift with him on the aban-
doned sweeper until they were res
cued last October IA. They are
Leonard Meets Johns Island, s. c.,
and Horace Crosby, Charleston, S. c.
The seamen were crew members
of tug which was towing four Navy
minesweepers to Manila. When the
tug ran low on fuel, its captain left
the three on the lead sweeper, went
into Palmyre Island to refuel-and
then couldn't find the minesweepers.
Two of the craft sank and the
other two drifted 80 miles apart
The rescue finally was made by a
Navy patrol boat. Mr.. Hopkins, a
radioman in the Navy for eight
years, had operated distress signals
which led to- the rescue.
The three told reporters in San
Francisco, before leaving for home,
that they have seen enough water
to last us all our lives"
From now on" they agreed,
we're strictly land-based sailors"
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FOUND.

YOUNG FLUFFY, terrier. brown with white
spots; has collar with no fdentification
Call NO Q03Q
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Mr.. Papanicolas was permitted to
increase rents in the building 20
per cent after hearing before
Examiner Leonard S. Hayes in De-
cember, 1945 At that time Mr..
Papanicolas said he planned to ex-
pend $4,000 for improvements, &C
cording to the records.
Two fire alarms in rapid success
sion at HAS pm. and later fire and
police calls brought eight engine
companies, six truck companies, two
rescue squads and fire and police
as we'll as private hospital ambu-
lances.
Few Use Elevator.
Fireman ran up scaling ladders
as terrified tenants hung out of
windows. Mrs. Frances Sullivan,
i22, and her infant son Rodney
were the first carried down from a
second-story apartment.
Many of the tenants were able
to leave by a main stairway The
elevator was not Immediately dam
aged and few persons used it.
But they had no time to dress COM
pletely or to pick up other belong
ings. " .-
g, Most Of the people, wearing only
night clothing and wrapped in blan-
kets, found temporary refuge with
residents of other buildings in the
Mount Vernon Square area.
Eugene Odgen, SO, fled in blan-
ket when his f1fth-fioor apartment
fell from under him. He went to
police headquarters ito catch up on
sleep" police reported.
Before seeking shelter, however
many of the tenants rushed about
seeking relatives or friends.
This morning requests for infor-
nation poured into police headquar-
tiers. William Van Sickler of Acco-
keek, Md, heard Of the building col
lapse at am. and asked police to
find his 79-year-old mother, Mrs.
K. B. Van Sickler. who lived on the
fifth floor. She was believed to be
with residents of the neighborhood
but police had not been able to To-
cate her.
Roof in Worst Shape.
1--WE never seen anything like this
before" Deputy Fire Chief Berry
said eight hours after the crash. II
feel we've got everybody out. Sew
eral companies are still searching
the building. It's In bad condition
and the cleanup will take long
time. The roof is in worst shape. If
it comes down it may bring some of
the upper walls with it, although the
lower walls look pretty good.
six of the injured were trapped
between the third and fourth floors.
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accident but apparently was not
injured in the building collapse.
All were taken to Emergency Hos
pital except Mr.. and Mrs. Kelos.
Treated for Cut on Hand.
1t. G. M. Larrick, 40, of 424
Evarts street NE, Of No. 6 Engine
Co., treated at scene after he cut
his hand while breaking window.
Mrs. Cremeans was trapped in
the wreckage more than four hours.
DR.. William Claudy, fire depart
ment surgeon, first doctor to arrive
on the scene, said later that he and
firemen had heard her calling to
her husband but they could not
locate her.
Mr.. Cremeans said he and his
wife had gone to bed and heard
what they though was the Crack
ing of Venetian blind" When he
walked toward the window, he said,
the ceiling and floor started to fall
| in"
II fell from the sixth to the third
floor" he declared. my wife fell to