davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
IStatisice MoslimIG q Hindu ma
pochodu.

New Delhi, Indie. = Ma O.
bot stranach hranic Pundzabu
Sc pohybujf dlouhe kolony u
prchllkG z mohamedanskeho
Pakistanu do Indie a smerem
opacnym. Pocet takto pocho-
dujfc1ch je udavan ma 80O,O 900.
Behem posledn1ch dn1 pre-
krocilo takto hranice obou in
dickych statG 100000 lid a
celkova vymena obyvatelstva
Sc Dude die odhadG vztahovati
ma 1000, 600 lidi.
Pro vymenu obyvatelstva je
pouzlvano vsech dopravn1ch
moznostl, letadel, automobile,
vlak1 a vsech druhG vozidel,
prevazna vetsina vsak must jiti
pesky.
Vsechny tyto obrovske kolo-
ny p%ochoduj1 pod ochranou
vojska.
Ably pokud MONA bylo "a
braneno pTepadGm, jsou mista,
kterymi kolony prochazejf u
drzovana v tajnosti.
Mezi lidem koluj1 zpravy,z re
doSlo ma obou stranach k Get
nym prepaddm, avsak vojen-
ske 1Tady tyto zpravy popiraj1.
Vedle techto soustTedenych
skupin putuj1 ovsem tis1ce pres
hranice ma vlastnf pest.
Ministersky predseda Indie
Nehru rekl, re pres vsechno to
CO Sc nynl dele, nechova Indie
k Pakistanu zadne nepTatelstv1
Az jednou opet dojde k uklid-
nenf by sc mely oba staty Indie
setkati k poradam o utvofeni
iednotne Indie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
AFL a Clio v boji prot prohla.
SEM O komunismu.

Generalnf poradce Narodnf-
no: pracovn1ho vyboru H. L. R.
B. uGinil rozhodnutl, re vSichni
vedouc1 uTedn1ci must We smy-
stu aft-Hartleyova zakona pc
dat prohlasenl, re nejsou ko-
munisty. ODE velke odborove
organisace Clio a AFL, odpira-
il Sc tomuto rozhodnuti podro-
biti pres to, re tim mohou po-
zbyti prava jednanf pred N. L.
R. B.
Mezi tenn, kterf odepfeli ia
kov6 prohlaSenf uciniti byl v
prve Tad6 John L. Lewis.
Hlavnf pravnf ~zastupce ALL
Padway pTipravil jiz proti roz-
hodnutf Denhana odvolanf.
Hlavnf pravnf poradce CIO
FRESHMAN oznamil, re cetni
iadnotlivi v6dcov6 uni CLIO po-
davajf t6to veci take stfznost
k N. L. R. B. ma tom podklade,
re by vybor sam mohl rozhod-
mutt sveho generalniho porad-
&c zrusiti. Je poukazovano k
tomu. re pr1sluSne ustanoveni
Taft-Hartleyova zakona poru-
Suje ustavu a unie Sc budOu
snaziti, nechati 81 tuto vec roz-
hodnouti nejvyssim soudem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
VsELICOS.
Statistika.

Moderni statistika je veda v
napadech nevycerpatelna Pc
eta ma kilowatty, dolary, kalo-
RE, atomy a litry. Moderni sta
tistika je velika m6da.
Nedavno 81 vzala statistika
pod svou lupu a tuzku j muze
a polozila 81 vedecky otazku.
jake pTfciny to ma, re Sc muz
najednou v noel probud1?
Statistical veda zjistila:
10 procent muzG Sc probou-
ri re zvyku.
10 procent muzG Sc probou-
Ii pro RUNE prirozene pficiny.
20 procent muzG Sc probou-
ri pro nespavost.
go procent muz1 Sc v nocl
probudi, zaplatf a jdou domu.
z toho je SO procent muz1 re
natych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Amerika " listopadu omezi
vyvOZ potraVin.

Americka vlada oznamila,
re v listopadu t.. r. dojde k da-
lekosahlemu omezen1 vyvozu
potravin do Evropy. Soucasne
oznamil jednajici tajemnik v
trade statu Lovett, re jeho Il
rad pfipravuje pro presidents
Trumana podrobnou zpravu G
hospodaTske situaci v Europe.
Lovett poukazal k tomu, re
to Dude jest6 dosti dlouho tr-
vati, az Dude moci byti pTesne
%zjist6na jak potreba Ameriky
tax Evropy a jake zasoby bu-
dou v Americe k uspokojeni
t6chto pozadavkd k disposici.
Ufad zemedelstvi oznamil,
re vyvoz potravin Dude v listo-
padu O $3.50 nizsl nez v T1jnu
O 43 procenta nizsi nez primer
mesicG srpna a zarf. Die toho
Dude v listopadu poslano do E.
vropy 788 tis1c tun obilf oproti
1,213,OOO tunam v rfjnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
STATEMENT BY THE
PRESIDENT

1t has been brought to my
attention that the War, Navy
and Treasury Departments and
the National Rifle Association
have joined in a campaign Of
instruction to prevent the loss
of life and destruction of pro-
perry resulting from the pos
session of explosive-type war
souvenirs. One need but scan
the papers to see that such a
safety program is badly needed
Ire problem is primarily one
of education. 1t is regrettable
that a step of this kind was not
taken after past wars. This
neglect has cost us thousands
of lives and millions of dollars.
The Government agencies
and a non-profit specimens
organization have banded to-
gether in a public service. |
trust the public will hear them
= and heed.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Tndove vynalezly stTelny prach
nikoli Cinane.

DR.. Vaman R. Kokatnur, che
mix mesta New Yorku, prohla-
sill, re Cine nepravem Sc pfipi-
suje vynalez strelneho prachu
z historickych d1kazG je
patrno, re Hindove v Indii pou-
zivali stfelneho prachu, stTel-
nych zbran1, vrhacu plamen1,
kourove steny a prasku, jen2
p1sobf kychan1, jiz We 4. stoleti
pred Kristen. Nikde nen1 du-
kazI, re Cfnane pouzfvali jich
drive nez O 800 az 900 let po-
'Zdeji.
Rekl, re pravdepodobne bud
histicti misionaTi prinesli objev
strelneho prachu do Ciny, Cd
kud jej z1skala Europa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Slovenske spiknutf proti Bene-
SOW bylo zmaTeno.>


Praha. = Slovensky povefe-
nee vnitra oznamil. re 80 Slo-
vaku bylo zatceno a obzalova-
no re spiknuti k svrzenf vlady
a zabitl presidenta DIR. Edvar-
da Benese.
Slovenske pov6fenstvo vni-
ira oznamilo, re mnoho zatce-
nych bylo We vladnf sluzbe.
.Spiknutf bylo zmareno prizna-
MIN byvaleho elena vlasovo-
vych teroristG, ktery slouzil u
nemeckeho panc6foveho plu-
|ku a pozdeji u nacisticke elitnl
gardy, ktera p~otlacovala pow
stan1 ma Slovensku.
Spojenf S ~atentatem ma 3 mini
stry vysetfovano.
Ufedn1ci povefenstva vnitra
zahajili vysetTovanf, IDA zat-
|cenl Jsou We spojenf S nezdafi-
lynn atentatem ma tri csl. mini
stry = zahranicn1ho ministra
Masaryka, mistopremiera Zen
kla a ministra spravedlnosti
Drtinu.
Povefenstvo pravf, re zatce-
nj byli vddci organisovane sku-
piny, majlcf odbocky We vsech
slovenskych m6stech. Mezi nj
mi Jsou clenove byvale Hlinko-
w gardy a Vlasovovych hord,
ktere kdysi terorisovaly sire
kraje.
Tato PROTESTANT organisace
pripravovala ozbroiene povsta-
nj "a spoluprace "byvalych e.
sesmanG, fasistd a jinych me-
pfatel csl. republiky," pravf Sc
We zprave poveTenectva vnitra.
Policie sledovala tuto cinnost.
Slovenska policie bd6le po-
zorovala tuto organisaci .jiz
dels1 dobu, jak Sc pravf z auto
ritativn1ch pramenG, ale meme
la postacitelnych d1kaz1, aby
mohla provost zatcenf, az il
padl do rukou byvaly Glen Via
sovova ukrajinskeho pluku.
General Vlasov byl rusky re-
negat, ktery preset ma stranu
NemcG, kdyz byl zajat.)
Pr prohl1dkach byly objeve-
ny zbrane, ilegalnf vys1lacka,
tajna tiskarnna, letAkv a WITS
ky tajneho casopisu "Nastup".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Angle dostane cd msnove
banky $50. 600.

Mezinarodnl banka povolila
Anglii, ably 81 vymenila $780,
100000 Ia anglicke libry. Sta
10 Sc tax We smyslu stanov me-
noveho fondu, die kterych 81
mGze kazdy stat jednu ctvti-
nu sveho p~T1spevku k fondu wy
meniti "a platidla sve zeme.
Tato vymena must vsak jeste
byti pTedstavenstvem banky
schvalena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Gina pHjde S Ruskem " otazce
miru s Japonci.

DR.. Wang si-Cieh, cfnsky "a
hranicnf ministr, odhalil, re CT
ma pGjde S Ruskem a odm1tne
Ipozvanf Spojenych Statu ma
schGzi II narodG, ktera Sc ma
raditi O japonskem miru.
DR.. Wang Tekl, re Gina musi
odmftnouti americky plan z te-
hoz d1vodu jake Rusko, re pra
vo veta velmoc1 nen1 Zahrnuto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26

pokladu p. John w. Snyderem,
ktery nedavno pravil "Tis1ce
nasich obcanG je rocne zabito
nasledkem neopatrneho zacha-
zeni s valecnymi trofejemi. We
rim, re jsme povinni nasfm W.
slouzilcGm, jejich rodinam a
verejnosti pomoci v zabraneni
techto tragedif. Jsem presved-
cen, re vsichni rozumn1 obcane
budou spolupracovati v tonic
bezpecnostn1m programu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Drahota potrva a mIze byt
ieSte hHT.

z 1Tadoven r1znych vysetTo-
vatelG prfcin dnesn1 drahoty Sc
dov1dame, nejenom re drahota
potrva, ale re je mono oceka-
vat dalsl zvyseni cen. Vysetfo-
vatele Sc shoduji tom, re ce-
ny farmafskych plodin zGsta-
nou stejne a re nevid1 zadnou
nadeji ma jich klesnut1. Jedi
nym dcelnym prostredkem pro
ii drahote Dude, ably hospody-
ne zmensovaly sve nakupy.
Zpravy, ktere dochazejf re
vsech cast1 zeme, naznacuj1, re
ceny budou zvyseny cd 5 do 10
procent ma rybach a mase v
krabicfch; cd 10 do Is procent
ma moucnych produktech a tez
mouce; cd 5 do 10 procent ma
syrach a zavafeninach; stejne
ze Dude zvysena cena vajec a
masla.
jake hlavnf pr1cina vysokych
cen Sc udava nedostatek po-
travin v celem svete. Ones te-
prve narodohospodafi prichazi
k poznanf, jak velike a hazard
nj omyly byly delany v roc1ch
1912 az 1914, kdyz miliony bu-
|sl1 obilin prislo zdmyslne ma
zmar; v dobach, kdy farma-
rum sc narizovalo mnoho-li plo
chy p1dy mali obdelat. Take
kdy v dobe valky bylo radeno
farmarGm, ably krmili dobytek
zrn1m.
V roce 1913 bylo Ike krmeni
dobytka spotrebovano 500, 900
900 busl1 korny a O malo meme
roku 1914 a 1915. Letosn1 SUI
cho pry jest dals1 pr1cinou, ne
bot 1roda korny jest velmi n1z-
ka. Tim sc zvysuje cena ma
sa, masla a vajec. Cena krmi-
va stoupla, cena hospodaf-
skych strojG stoupla a stejne
mzdy delnfkI ma farmach "a
mestnanych. Dale jest zde Wy
pocitano, oc stoupla cena do
pravy, a to vsechno nasvedcu-
lie tomu, re nejake rychle kles-
mutt cen zivotn1ch potfeb neni
naprosto NONE.
Jak 81 stojf dnes delnik pr
tech tax mnoho oznamovanych
lvysokych mzdach. Jest prav.
dou, re nekteri d6ln1ci mali Wy
Isoke mzdy = jsou ale take de
nfci, kteTf vydelaj1 jen Q malou
cast vice. Jest dokazano, &c
lide, kteff v roku 1914 a roku
1915 mohli ukladat do banky
$1,000 tydne, dnes mohou dat
ma stranu pouze $500 tydne.
Pfehled cen, uverejneny We
Fairchild Publication, ktery
sleduje stoupani a klesanl cen,
ukazuje, re vsechny potfeby
dosahly nejvyssfho bodu v his
tori. Povsechne stoupnut1 cen
"a tento rok vykazuje II pro-
cent. Nejvyssf zvysenl cen Sc
jevf v detskem odevu a v po-
|tfebach a nabytku. Takove
nadeje nam davaji vysetfova-
|tele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Protiamericke smysleni
" Evrope.

Jak pfse correspondent Kuh,
taktika, j1z pouz1vaj1 Spojene
Staty v pr1prav6 k Marshallo-
We planu, roznecuje v Europe
protiamericke smyslen1. Kdy-
by sc 1tocilo ma americkou po-
litiku pouze komunisty, vetsi-
ma by sc ma to d1vala jake na
ozvenu moskevskeho odsuzova-
nj. Lee kritika pTichaz1 re
vsech castf evropske spolecno.
sti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Nemecke podzemni hnuti, ri.
Zene re Svxcarska.

DR.. Karl Gedbhadt, osobnf
lekar Heinricha Himmlera, kite
ry byl odsouzen k smrti pro ha-
nebne e%xperimenty S vezni v
koncentracnfch taborech, pro-
hlasil, re Nemecku existuje
dobTe organisovane podzemnl
hnut1, kter6 je Tfzeno re Svy-
car, kan unikli mnozf majestic
tt pTedaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
600. vyroci zalozen1 chramu
Pannv Marie SneZne.

2. zaTf bylo tomu 600 let, co
den pc sve korunovaci Karel
w. uprostTed velkeho prGvodu
polozil zaklad k tomuto koste-
III. Frantiskansky rad oslavl
vyroci cirkevnim tydnem, KITE
ry zapocal v nedeli a byl ukon-
cen pontifikalni msf prazskeho
arcibiskupa DIR. Josefa Berana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Stavba novych domovGG.

Soukromf stavitele zacali
stavbu $4,000 domovG v mesfci
srpnu, jak oznamila kancelaT
pro delnickou statistiku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
rornno

Prijela z ciziny navsteva mi
nistru Janu Masarykovi. Byl
il naproti ma nadrazf a kdyz 81
vzacneho hosta pTivezl Ike sve-
mu 1Tadu, p~ostavil Sc S MIN Jan
Masaryk pred nedohledne O.
brovskou frontu Cernlnskeho
palace a povlda: ;.
"Tohle je mole chaloupka.D
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Britove obdrzi prridsly Satstva.

Londyn. - Oficielne bylo O.
znameno, re Anglicane obdrzl
20 novych kupon1 ma saty dine
1. Tfjna ma pTist1ch 5 meslcu:
Novy prfdel nestac1 ma koupl
obleku, protoze nan je treba rs
kupon1, 7 ma boty nebo koslll
a cd Z do 10 ma koupi zenskych
SatH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26

" JIM Africe bylo odha-
leno zlato v bohatych lozls-
kach pred so rokmi a cd tie do
by sc vydolovalo tohoto draho-
cenneho kovu Ia S1O,0OO,OOO,-
600 - pro anglicky kapital.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26

Mic nemluv1 tax pro zenu,
jako kdyz dovede inject.
Lib vyzaduje 81 vice ODE
tt, neil valky, morove rany a
HAD hhrnem. Gladstone.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
No starVch mapach by

- Ma starych mapach byla
krajina kol jizni tocny zanase-
ma jake Atlanticke more, ale
uz nikoli. Cestovatele a bada-
tele zjistili, re je to pevnina a
nikOli ocean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
Baltimore ave Asks Probe
OF Home Loan '0utrages'
By me Asseciofed Press

BALTIMORE. Aug. 29.-The Bal.
timore chapter of the American Vet
Grams Committee yesterday asked
Federal investigation of what il
called "outrages" in the financing
and building Of homes for for
mer GIs.
One Baltimore builder this week
agreed to refund $4,000 to "a veter.
ans for whom his firm had built
houses in a development financed
with CT loans after the buyers COM
planned they did not come up tc
specification.
William Boucher III, chairman OF
the AVC's local chapter. said in a
letter to the Department of Justice
and the Veterans Administration
that other builders were guilty OF
similar or worse abuses.
William J. Multi, vice president OF
the Baltimore City Council, mean
time sent a telegram to the National
American Legion Convention in
New York suggesting it press the
Federal housing expediter to take
action.
Mr.. Muth says that if veterans
will file claims with the housing
expediter will help them collect.
He said he had investigated COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
Woman, s., Injured
Stepping 0ffCurb

A 63-year-old woman pedestrian
who suffered serious injury yester-
dav afternoon when she either fell
against or was struck by moving
truck was reported in satisfactory
condition today at Emergency Hos
pital.
She Is Mrs. Clara Gibbons. re-
sidef1t of the Hebrew Home for. the
AGED. 1925 Spring road NV. Ponce
said the woman had stepped on a
curb from behind tree IN me
$500 block of Georgia avenue NV
when the accident occurred. Inc
truck was driven by Francis jack
son. 40. of 64O7 Walker Mill roao'
Capitol Heights, Md.
Mrs. Gibbons was taken to Emer-
pencv Hospital suffering from head
injuries and a possible fracture OF
the right shoulder.
Mrs, Mollie L. White, 50. OF 9oI
Third street NV. suffered minor
injury yesterday when thrown from
her car at Fourth street and New
York avenue NV. She told police
she lost control of her car when the
front wheels started to shlmmy az
she was driving east on New YORK
avenue
Police reported the car ran over
q o,,rh knocking down a small tree
and a lamp post before throwing the
driver to the street. Driverless, II
continued on and struck car If
a parking lot near the intersection
before stopping, investigators said
Total damage was estimated al
about $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
Council Reconvenes
In New Effort for
Agreement on Egypt
BY the Associated Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 49,
Weary of debate and completely
deadlocked, the Security Council
was called back into session to-
day in a final effort to reach
some agreement on the Anglo
Egyptian ease before Labor Day
and open the way for its long
awaited vacation.
A new Colombian resolution
which was conceded little chance
of passage in its present form, was
the only formal proposal on the
table for the meeting this afternoon
Fernand van Langenhove, Belgian
delegate, summed up the general
feeling after two torrid meetings
yesterday with this statement:
THE Council is in complete
deadlock"
Hopes for Action Shattered.
Actually delegates were within one
vote of a decision once, but hopes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29

d.. hlrhonlo l. - G. C1lo---ia
abstaine1 in balloting on Bra
lillian proposal. That plan recon-
mended that Egypt and Britain re-
sumo direct negotiations over Cairo s
demand that British troops be evac-
uated Immediately and uncondi-
tionally from the Nile Valley.
The resolution mustered six votes
United States, Belgium, France
Brazil. China and Australia-with
seven needed for passage in the IL.
nation Council. Poland voted ne
and Russia and Syria abstained with
Colombia. Britain, a party to the
dispute, had no vote.
The new Colombia plan was then
fatty rejected by the Egyptians ano
generally given a cold shoulder by
Council members.
Premier Nokrashy Pasha OF Egypt
who has personally debated for his
country since the case opened Au-
gust 5, said:
1--WE are right back where We
started"
A British spokesman said; Il &C,
tuallv don't know what we will do.
q. S. Objects to Portion.
There was even the possibility
that delegates would go back to the
Brazilian proposal and attempt tt
amend it in their desperation. China
suggested that Columbia might de-
eide to vote for it should phrase
be added noting that the Council
recognized the legitimacy OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
SorreII Tells Probers
Producers Conspired
With Rival Union
By The Assoeiuted Press

LOS ANGELES, Aug. g. - The
House subcommittee investigating
Eollywoods labor difficulties today
had on record some blunt state
ments from Herbert K. Sorrell,
president of the striking AFL Con-
ference of Studio Unions.
Mr.. Sorrell said yesterday, as he
accused film producers of conspirii1g
with the rival AFL international
Alliance of Theatrical Stage En-
ployes:
Overnight the producers signed
I'D with this organization, giving it
2 closed shop, raise in wages and
other benefits and notifying all en-
ployes that they either had to
present paid-up 1ATSE card or
they didn't work.
CAS- an example of the close CO.
operation between the 1ATSE and
the producers-when the IATSE de-
clared a Technicolor set hot the
producers Immediately hired the
IATSE machinists, but when the
painters decided a Technicolor set
hot they fired the painters and
the carpenters members of Mr..
Sorrell's CSUp.
IF Eric Johnston were president
of the motion picture producers in
fact as we'll as in name he would
settle Hollywood's labor difficulties
overnight
Mr.. Sorrell declared. however. that
Mr.. Johnston's hands are tied and
studio policy is determined in New
York. The union leader asked Rep
resentative Kearns, Republican, OF
PENNSYLVANIA. subcommittee chair
man. to subpoena Mr.. Johnston and
ask whether he favored hiring the
IATSE machinists-a move which
Mr.. Sorrell claims started the pres
ent unrest.
Earlier. two executives of the In
ternatioAal Association of Machln-
lists Ia CSU affiliate). D. T. Wayne
and Carl w. Rex. asserted that for
10 wears the IATSE has attempted
tn take over the machiniSts' work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
= governments desire

Y gc9eTnm enc's desire for
eariy and complete evacuation.
The United States specifically OBJ
lected to the assistance part of the
Columbian resolution, which said
negotiations should be resumed with
a view ito completing at the earliest
possible date the evacuation of all
British military. naval and air
forces from Egyptian territory, mu-
tual assistance being provided in
order to safeguard in time of war or
imminent threat of war the liberty
and security of navigation of the
Suez Canal.
Herschel V. Johnson, American
deputy delegate, attempted to get
a week delay in the case to
give delegates time to think over the
case ond get their vacation, but
Soviet Delegate Andrea A. Gro
mvko insisted on meeting today
He assured the Council that he
would have his instructions from
Moscow by then
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until the next A p. Staples
session of the General Assembly IN
January elects a justice for the re-
mainder of Justice Browning's term
expiring January 81, 1858. ,
The Governor today appointed
Harvey B. Apperson, member Of the
state Corporation Commission as
attorney general to succeed MI r;
STAPLES, and named w. Marshall
King. Fredericksburg Mayor and at
torney, to Mr.. Apperson's post on
the sec. ,-.
During his II years as attorney
general, Mr.. Staples appeared 10
times before the United States Su-
preme Court and won IL victories.
The new member of the court was
horn in Martinsville, and lived from
1890 until 1884 in Roanoke.
He received his law degree from
Washington and Lee University In
1904 and began practice in Roanoke
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French Wheat Output
To Be Third of Its Needs
By the Associated Press

PARIS, Aug. 29.-Premier Paul
Ramadjer told the National Assem-
,blv yesterday that the wheat harvest
in France this year would amount
to only 100000 bushels. whereas
the normal needs of the nation were
100000 bushels.
Imports will be needed, he said
not only for metropolitan France
but also for Algeria. which normally
Il a understanding area.
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Police in Cairo Battle
MARCHING Demonstrators

CAIRO. Aug. % (P).-Police swing
ing clubs battled demonstrators
marching through the streets of
Cairo today shouting Revolt, down
with imperialism, long live our
brothers the policemen"
Two persons were reported wound
ed slightly by police fire.
The demonstration was new pro-
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For the first time in 200 years
repairs are being made to the Nor
man castle in Colchester, England
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last Of ths fact the United Nation:
Security Council had not ordered
British troops from the Nile Valley
as Egypt demanded. Three persons
were reported killed in a similar
riot last week.
The manifestation began with
Moslem prayers. Friday is the Mo-
hammedan Sabbath.
Police Line Square.
Nearly 1000 policemen lined Al
Azhar Square, where thousands of
Moslems went to five mosques for
noon prayers. The crowds emerged
and walked quietly until they passed
the police lines. Then they started
shouting for revolt Is
A truckload of police who tried
to intervene was stoned,
A mob of about 1900 surged to-
ward Malika Farida Square. Off
GERS fired into the air and dispersed
the crowd, pursuing remnants with
clubs.
The demonstrators finally left the
streets, many to sleep during the
hot afternoon to be ready for re-
newed activity tonight should the
U. N reject the Egyptian demand
A bomb explosion outside the
Brazilian Legation was reported
early today. First reports said the
blast caused slight damage and no
casualties.
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Sightseeing Aids Planned

FREDERICK, Md. Aug. 29.-'Pl-
The Frederick County Historical So
ciety will cooperate with the Fred
erick Chamber of Commerce to pro-
vide markers for historic sites here
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appeals to sue
coed t h e | a t e
Associate J u S.
tice George l..
Browning.
G. O V. T u C k
made the ap-
pointment last
night and Mr..
Staples is ex-
pected to quail
fly by the time
the court con-
venes next week
In Staunton.
The new JUS
tice will serve
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Tuck Names Staples
To Supreme Bench
Nv the Associoted Press

RICHMOND, Va. Aug. 29.-state
Attorney General Abram P. Staples,
81. has been named by Gov. Tuck
to the Virginia Supreme Court OF
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plants, taken some of them to the
expediter and received refunds in
less than a week for more than
81 900 in individual cases.