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The Nome nugget., 1947-08-08

the NlSlL or tle Snlel or oLdIl, General Dwight D. Eisenhower. The General showed at once, why he is so popular with the men in the ranks, as well as with the other people of the world. He has what might be called a "perSonal- ity greeting" After greeting the officers, the General immediately stepped over to talk with the en- listed men for few minutes. Af- ter short speech to the men, in the gym, on Thursday morning, General Eisenhower and his staff made their farewell at 0900.
 The crypto section in AACS has another man. He is Charles R. Nol- der, who halls from Lutherburg, Pa. Two men, Jacob Chack and Bill Brand, have been timing the Army by taking advantage of a ride in one of the PB4Y-2'S that performed by the Navy on Air Force Day here at Mark Field. The AACS also has lost the former writer of this AACS column, S/ Sgt William C. Rice. He left for Fairbanks to be stationed at Scott Field, Illinois.
 In Hq Det, Fiscus, Prigg and Siler have finally gotten book to home plate with a fine record un- der their belts. AS part of the Post Softball Team, they made a fine showing at the Kodiak tourna- ment, copping second place. We're proud of you fellas, but why do you insist upon telling us about the trees and grass you saw, the meals you ate, etc? Cpl. Roy Noonan has finally received his transfer to WXLN and he may now be found disc jockeying all over the place.
 George Dirgo, the sole Ordnance contribution to the Post All Star team, talked so well of his trip to Kodiak, it almost made a couple of us wish we had gone out for practice. Sgt Erickson is one of our bay chiefs and it is his job to see that our men are up at 6 am. The way Brick goes around every morn could put Paul Revere to shame. The latest ratings went to T/5 Charles Paul and Ray E. Ar villa.
 S/Sgt. Leslie has gone back to the Endicott Mtns. after returning to Nome for a short time. With the Post team back from Kodiak, the softball league will resume play. The Engineers were sched- uled to play the 7th of July.
 Sgt. Denny and Cpl. Hill are now on leave. We sure do hope the two boys enjoy themselves. We of the 10th Rescue hope that all the people of Nome enjoyed the air show which was given the 1st of August. For the show, 10th Rescue Supply opened up a parachute and strung it from the hangar ceiling. Two drops were male by the OA-10 over the runway.
 With great sorrow TIA Bill Kappa was homeward bound, Sat urday afternoon. Also we wei comed new member the same day, Pfc. Edmund Kopalski of Reading Pa. Signal has lost an other member. Monday night our mascot "T1ndra" passed on to Dos
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-08
SON BORN TO MIR. AND MRS. PAUL AMAROK

A son, Paul, Jr., was born to MT. and Mrs. Paul Amarok on August 4th.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-08

A common mineral, corundum, becomes a ruby when it contains minute quantity of chromium oxide.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Army, Navy, Air Officers
Study Together in School!
By the Associated Press

| The armed forces, without men,
tioning unification proposals, an
nounced last night that 900 Navy
Army and Army Air Force officers
are studying together in service
schools.
The joint Army-Navy statement
said:
"Triphibious Gland, sea and air.
war demands triphibious thinking
and in modern warfare where the
Ground Forces, Navy and Air Forces
are interdependent upon one another
for supply, reinforcement and sup
port, officers of each service must
understand the mission, capabilities
and problems peculiar to the other
services. Joint schooling, it is be-
lieved, will provide the necessary
unity of thinking. Joint maneuvers
will provide the necessary unity OF
action"
The joint study plan started last
September. It's aim is to train
future senior officers for key COM
mand and staff assignments in COM
bined operations.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Head Of Job Agency
Ito Be Tried March IS

False pretenses charges against
the head of q local employment
agency yesterday were turned over
to the jury branch of Municipal
Court, where they will be tried
March 13.
Released on $500 bond after q
preliminary hearing before Judge
Nathan r. Margold, Seymour
Schulman, %, of the 600 block OF
Roxbury place NV, is accused by
police of having accepted two s25
payments as a fee for guarantee
ing" a local bartender employment
in Miami.
According to the charge as made
In court by Assistant United States
Attorney Evan T. Davis, Schulman
guaranteed" the job to Christian
H. Morch, of the 1000 block of
Irving street NV, and accepted
the two payments on October 4
and November 2. f.
It was revealed that Mr.. Morch
shortly afterward gave up his
apartment here and with his wife
journeyed to Miami where he
found no job available at the speci-
| fed place.
Benjamin Prayer, defense at
torney, told the court that when
Schulman was informed of the cir
cumstances, he Immediately mailed
Mr.. Morch refunding check to
the complainant's Miami address.
This envelope, Mr.. Prayer said, was
returned unopened to Schulman at
his office, the Capitol Employment
| Agency in the 600 block of F
street NV,
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Pierre Miller. Sales Head
For Auto Firm, Dies

Pierre Milter, SO, of $500 Woodley
road NV, sales manager of the
Washington Motor Sales firm for
nearly year, died yesterday at his
home after a six-months illness.
A native of Basle, Switzerland
Mr.. Milter came to this country 10
years ago. He was an automobile
salesman here in various agencies,
then served as the Washington rep
resentative of the Aviation Equip
ment Corp, for three years before
his employment with the Motor
Sales company.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs,
Marian Milter: twin daughters,
Trudy and Gail, Is months old; his
father, Abraham Milter of Basle, and
brother, Raymond Milter of Pales-
tine.
Funeral services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the Danzansky
funeral home, 350l Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be private.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Dratha
WEAVER. RUFUS WASHINGTON.

WEAVER. RUFUS WASHINGTON. On
Friday, January 81, 1y41, RUFUS WASH
INGTON WEAVER Of 5000 Conn. ave- NV,
beloved husband OF Charlotte Mason
Weaver Remains resting at the s. II
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14tn st
NV. Funeral services at the First Baptist
Church. 18th and o SITS. NV, on Sunday.
February 2, at ) pm. Interment Frank
fort. KY.
WILLIAMS. WALTER. On Thursday
January 30, 1947, at his residence. 5I5
Dingman pl. NV. WALTER WILLIAMS
devoted husband of Alma Williams, loving
father Of Attress Williams; brother O
Charles Williams. He also leaves host
Of relatives and friends. The late Mr.
Williams may be viewed at stewart's
Monday. February 3, where services will
be held Tuesday, February 4, At / pm
Interment Paynes Cemetery. 3
YOWELL. WILLIAM NEWTON. On Fri
%aM VII Isauafs sEWToh vi NAY GEsnss seoyea
husband of the late Molly Yowell, father
Of Calvin o. and Aubrey N. Yowell. Flu:
neral services Sunday. February 2, at
pm, at Purdy's Funeral Home, Orange
va. Interment in Graham Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Court uphoIds Denial, Hits
Abuse Of Habeas Corpus
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. IA deci-
sion of the Alexandria District Court
dismissing a habeas corpus petition
Iby Marion j. Smith was affirmed to-
day by the United States Fourth
Circuit Court of Appeals which
strongly rebuked the prisoner for
having abused" the habeas corpus
remedy.
Smith was convicted on house
breaking and larceny charge in a
District Court in Washington and
the conviction was affirmed on ap-
peal. He then petitioned for writ
of habeas corpus in the Alexandra
court.
This is another of the cases In
which one who has been duly con-
victed of crime, and whose convic.
ton has been confined by an ap-
pellate court, has abused the writ o1
habeas corpus to try before a court
of coordinate jurisdiction the pro-
ceedings of the court which con.
victed him." the circuit court opin-
ion said.
1.-THE proceeding serves to empha'
size the need for legislation" to pre-.
vent such cases, the court said.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

urements, and neat treatments OF
glass.
Since 1882 Mr.. Bates has been
president of the International
Commission for Uniform Methods
of Sugar Analysis, a group repre-
senting sugar chemists and phys
icists from Is nations. He has de-
veloped many instruments for the
testing of sugar which bear his
name, among them the adjustable
sensitivity saccharimeter, the cad
MUM vapor arc lamp and the
quartz compensating polariscope.
Mr.. Bates was educated in Kan
sas. He lives at l649 Harvard
street NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Roland CasheII Ray Dies;
Was Gas Company EmpIoYe

Roland Cashell Ray, 63, member
of an old Montgomery County family
and District resident for 81 years
died yesterday at Washington Sani-
tarium, Takoma Park, Md, after q
short illness.
Mr.. Ray lived here at 5204 Four
teenth street NV. He had been
connected with the Washington Gas
Light Co. for the last 81 years. He
was a member of the Columbia
Country Club.
Surviving Mr.. Ray are his widow
Mrs. Nan C. Ray; two sons, Richard
r. and Ryder C. Ray, all of Wash
ington; three brothers, F. Irwin Ray
of Bethesda and Frank A. anc
Robert Ray Of Silver Spring, and
sister, Mrs. Mamie Ray Waters.
Funeral services will be held at the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, -Four.
teenth and Gallatin streets NV, al
II am. Tuesday. Burial will be II
Grace Church Cemetery, Woodside
Md,
Evening star., 1947-02-02
2 Frederick Jail Fugitives
Held by FBI in Pittsburgh
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. Especial
Agent Fred Hallford reported the
arrest tonight in Pittsburgh by FBI
agents of two fugitives from the
Frederick (Md) Jail on charges OF
abducting and forcing a taxicah
driver to transport them to Get
tysburg, Pa.
Mr.. Hallford said Harry Fillmore
Ball, "a, and Lloyd Roger Mauk
"a, of Cumberland, we're arrested
in a Pittsburgh bus station.
Ball and Mauk escaped with two
other prisoners from the Frederick
Jail JANUARY Is. James Melvin
Hite, Is, of Cumberland, was ar
rested in Bradford, Pa, Tuesday
and Jack Billingsley, so, of Bruins
wick, still is at large
Mr.. Hauford said Hite and Mauk
were being held in the Frederick
Jail at the time of their escape on
robbery charges, Billingsley for
forgery and Ball for embezzlement
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Rabbi LeIyveId to Talk
On Jewish Arbor Day

Rabbi Arthur j. Lelyveld, asso-
ciate national director of the B'nai
Birth Hillel Foundations, will ad.
dress members of the George Wash.
ington University Hillel at pm
Wednesday in the Government
School Building on the campus.
The occasion, Jewish Arbor Day
will mark the beginning of the Sec
end semester of Hillel activities at
the school. After the address, So
cial meeting will be held In the
Hillel house
B'nai Birth sponsors the Hillel
Foundations at American colleges
and universities to meet the cul-
tural and religious needs Of Jewish
students.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Rites Are Set Today
For Dr.. R. W. Weaver
Noted Baptist Pastor

Funeral services for DR.. RUFUS
Washington Weaver, 76, who died
Friday at his home in the Tilden
Gardens Apartments, $500 Connecti-
cut avenue NV, will be held at 3
pm. today in the First Baptist
Church, Sixteenth and o streets
NV. Burial will be in Frankfort,
KY, tomorrow.
DR.. Weaver, who was secretary
emeritus Of the District Baptist
Convention, was a nationally known
Baptist minister, author and leader.
He was pastor of the First Baptist
Church here from 1884 to 1886 and
also served in Cincinnati. Baltimore
and Nashville, among other cities
He was executive secretary of the
Baptist convention here from 1884
to 1943. He was president OF Mercer
University, Macon, Ga, from 1918
to 1927 and president of the South
ern Baptist Educational Association
from 1917 to 1920.
DR.. Weaver worked for worldwide
religious liberty and was particularly
active in work for Romanian Bap-
fists. He served on the Joint Con-
ference Committee on Public Rela-
tions, representing the four Baptist
conventions in effecting greater CO.
operation between Southern and
Northern Baptists.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Charlotte Mason Weaver.
Active pallbearers. all alumni OF
Mercer University, will be G. May
nard Smith, A. v. Howell, George
Clark. Edwin Tribble, Charles Cox
and Linton M. Collins,
Honorary pallbearers named are
Senator George of Georgia, Judge
Benjamin H. Littfton of the Court
of Claims, DR.. w. MI w. Splawn
Ewin l.. Davis, Rankin Barbee, J.
Edgar Smith, DR.. L. G. Clark, former
president of American University;
DR.. Edgar Snowden, the Rev. M. P.
German, pastor Of Bethany Baptist
Church; John Ruthven, DR.. Ernst
Correll, Robert ALI, Mercer Cults, r.
A. Chappell and Turner Smith, all
members of the Palaver Club, which
DR.. Weaver helped organize.
DR.. J. M. Dawson, executive secre-
tary of the Baptist Joint Conference
Committee on Public Relation, and
DR.. j. Raymond Nelson, of the Be-
thesda First Baptist Church, will
officiate.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Butter Drops to 15c,
Buyers Jam Stores
In Spokane Price War
BY the Assoeioied Press

SPOKANE, Feb. Crowds
of housewives gathered to buy
butter for as low as Is cents a
pound today as two neighbor-
hood grocery stores staged a
price war.
1 Both George Horseman and
Ed Fiskness said they started
the morning off at their re-
spectiye stores by posting the
newest butter price of 64 cents
a pound. Then the quoted
price began dropping at the
two stores every few minutes.
Sales were limited to a pound
to a customer as crowds formed.
Mr.. Horseman said he had
400 to 500 pounds of butter and
would keep under Mr.. Fiskness'
price until it was all gone. Mr..
Fiskness countered: II still
have some butter left and I will
meet any price that Horseman
SETS"
Evening star., 1947-02-02
0arnH nf Uhanka

BIANCo, LAZZARo. To thank all the
friends, the pallbearers and Local Union
No. 209, for the kind sympathies extended
TO the wife ALICE BIAECO.
DIUGUID, wINIFKED GREENLEAF. The
family of the late Mrs, WINIFRED GREEN
LEAF DIUGUID wish to gratefully thank
the Revs. r. M. Williams, Ernest ]. Green
and Jerry A. Moore; the neighborS, friends
pathy in their bereavement. q
HANBACK,, FLOYD. We extend our
grateful appreciation for the sympathy
illness and at the death of FLOYD C. HAM
BACK. THE FAMILY. =
McLARNEY, NORA C. The family OF
the late NORA c. McLARNEY wish to ex-
ness OF their many relatives and friends
during their recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY 2s
Evening star., 1947-02-02

years and was manager of the rental
department at the time of his death
He previously had been a sales
manager and salesman for different
General Motors automobile agen-
cies. He was a past master OF
Trinity Lodge No. Al, F. A. A. M,
and past patron of Gavel Chapter
No. 20 of the Order of the Eastern
Star.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Frances L. Nyce; daughter Mrs.
Margaret Nyce Bergk, and a son,
Benjamin Brooke Nyce, jr., both OF
Washington.
Active pallbearers, all of Trinity
Lodge, will be William M. Throck-
morton, Fred L. Haller, Conrad
Praetorius, Edward M. Wallace,
Walter B. Jarvis and Robert H. Best.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Woman Killed, 20 Hurt
In Streefcar Collision
Ry the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1.-One
woman was killed and more than 2C
passengers were injured today in a
collision of two Pacific Electric
streetcars under a viaduct.
The dead woman, about so, not
Immediately identified, was seated
near the front of Santa Monica
boulevard San Fernando Valley two
car train which, police said, was
struck by an out-of-service south
bound car which apparently jumped
a split switch.
Ter ambulances and police cars
took IA injured to Georgia Street
Receiving Hospital. A dozen more
were given first aid at the scene
Most of the injured lived in Los
Angeles.
Neither of the motormen was
injured.
Evening star., 1947-02-02


terday. Mr.. Ludwig will introduce
Mr.. Cooke at the service this morn
ing. The latter will speak On "Ad-
ministration of Personality"
Mr.. Cooke will address the meet
ings at 7:30 pm. tomorrow, Tues
Gay and Wednesday. His subjects
will be "Some Definite Responsible
ties of Church Membership" tomor-
row; "The Ideal Christian" Tues
day, and Some Essentials of Soul
Winning" Wednesday.
1t. Comdr. Glenn >Haycroft, presi-
dent of the Petworth Baptist Broth
erhood, will preside at the meeting
tomorrow. Edgar L. Robey, Lay
mems Revival Committee chairman
will preside Tuesday and James G
Yaden, a member of the Board OF
Appeals and review of the Civil
Service Commission, on Wednesday
A city-wide laymen's dinner will
be held at $50 pm. tomorrow al
Fetworth Church, Mr.. Ludwig an
nounced.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
David |. PodeII, 81, Dies;
HELPED Draft Recovery Act
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. david L.
Podell, 81, former special United
States Attorney General who helped
draft the National Industrial Recov-
cry Act, died today.
Mr.. Podell also served as chief
counsel for the Small Business Divi-
sion of the Justice Department and
as general counsel of the Smaller
War Plants Corp. position from
which he resigned last year.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Name Of Patton's Sd Army
To be Transferred 10 U. 5.
By the Assoeioied Press

FRANKFURT, Germany, Feb. L.
The name of the famed Sd Army
which swept across Europe from
Normandy to Czechoslovakia under
the late Gen. George S. Patton, l.
going to live on.
American Army headquarters an
nounced today the Sd Army woulo
end it's operational phase in the
European Theater February IS but
would not be deactivated.
Present plans call for the official
designation Third United States
Army" to revert to the United States
on April Is, where it is believed
that it will be assumed by troops
presently under the 7th Army, head
quarters said,
Evening star., 1947-02-02

dA1O2 "a hOA11Cs
2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Bur
ial will be in Ce-
dar Hill Gene
terry,
Mr.. Nyce, a
native of Balti-
more, was a resi-
dent here for At
years and lived
at $500 Ninth
street NE. He
was associated
with the William
M. Throckmor-
ton realty firm
Evening star., 1947-02-02

Oh tne bureau,
announced yes
terday.
Mr.. Bates was
a pioneer in the
application of
natural and
magnetic polari-
zation to the
testing of sugar.
He has directed
research on po-
larized light;
f or m u | a t ion,
G ow tn a n d
properties of
crystals; sugar
control nnaS.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

W o r t n Baptist
Church, Seventh
a n d Randolph
S tire e is NV,
starting with the
II am. service
today.
Laynen will be
in charge of the
religious services
throughout the
r e vival cam
paign, Herbert
w. Ludwig, pres
ident of the Dis
trict Brother
hood - Council,
onroI1pcad yac-
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Former Vuticun Nuncio Dies

ROME, Feb. ! (P).-Msgr. Filippo
Cortesi, 10, titular archbishop Of
Sirace and former apostolic nuncio
in Argentina and Poland, died today
of heart ailment at Grottaferrata
Evening star., 1947-02-02
+. J. Bates, Physicist,
Retiring From Bureau

Frederick ]. Bates, sugar physicist
Of the National Bureau of Stand
ards, is retiring after 43 years Of
service, DR.. E. U. Condor, director
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Benjamin Nyce Rites
Sef for Tomorrow

Funeral services for Benjamin
Brooke Nyce, "a, who died Thursday
in Sibley Memorial Hospital, will be
held at pm. tomorrowsat the Hines
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Revival Starts Today
IAt Petworth Baptist

Lawson H. Cooke, executive secre-
tary of the Baptist Brotherhood
Council, will speak at a series of
Laymen's Revival Meetings at Pet
Evening star., 1947-02-02

PORTER. BESSIE ROSS. Entered into
eternal rest Friday. January 3l, 1871 az
her residence, 30s st. s.w., BESSIE ROSS
PORTER, beloved wife Of George Porter
mother of Ernest and william Eoss. Ea
Eisht stepchildren, three grandehild1ren'
other relatives and many frienos aiso
NAV call at her late residence on Monday,
February 3, after 2 pm, Funeral Tues
day, February 4, at 80 pm. from the
Mount. Jezreel Baptist Church, 5th and
sts Sc, Rev. L. T. Hughes oflciating. In
terment Harmony Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS
by the John T. Rhines g. Go. Funeral Home,
3rd and Eye SITS. s.w.
RAY. ROLAND c.. Suddenly. on, satur-
day. February /, 1945., at washing,on ton
c RAY, beloved husband Of Nan G.. Ray
of 5204 14th st. NV, and father OF Rich
ard r. and Ryder c. Ray. Remains rest
ing at his late residence after 2 pm. sun
day February .. Funeral services at the
TRANSPORTATION EpiscoI al Church. 141a
Gallatin ST. NV, Tuesday. February 4, 81
lH am Interment Grace Episcopa
Church Cemetery, Woodside. Md; Arrange
ments by william Reuben Pumphrey.
REMBOLD, CHRISTIAN s. On Friday
January 81, 1947, at his residence. q
| Peabody ST. ne. CHRISTIAN 8. REMBoLD
beloved husband Of Mrs. Ruth +; Rembold
Patricia Budd and the late Frederick W
Remboid; brother Of Frederick w. and Jo
seph y. Rembold and Mrs. Amelia Flaherty
Prayers at the above residence on Iuesday
| Fehruary 4, at $3.50 am. Mass will be OF.
! fered at the Church Of the Nativity: S00l
| 18th st. NV, at 10 am. lntefment Hocl
lCreek Cemetery. Services by cnsmeers.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

STOCKETT, WILLIAM J., Sr. Columbis
WIL Lodge No. So. l. 3. P. o.. E. .o1
&fHW., is hereby notified of the fu'
~ neral of Brother WILLIAM j
NV /STOCKETT. Sr. from BRENTWOOD
A. M. E. Zion Church. Brentwood
~ Md, Sunday, February 2, 1947
Evening star., 1947-02-02

J, CHARLES W, C0mfaueS 0l
Richard j. Hardin Camp No. 2
United Spanish War Veterans
will assemble at Fort Myel
Chapel Monday, February 3
L1947. at 10:45 am, to attent
the funeral of our late com.
rade, CHARLES W. SKEELE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-12
VesDer ServiceaTo
BeHeld SUNDAY At
K. W. High School

The Music Department of the
Key West High School extends
an invitation to the public to the
annual Vesper Service on Sun.
day, December IA, at 4 pm.
A well-trained choir of over
a hundred voices, under the cap
able direction of Miss Marjorie
Coburn, will present the tradi-
tional Christmas Carols.
The Nativity scene is introduc-
ed by the modern version of the
Christmas Tree, and Is interview
en- in song and story. DR.. Dillon
head of the Band Department,
plays harp accompaniment to
the song, "Oh, Holy Night"
The Key West High School is
very proud of the Vesper Service
which was started under the SUI
pervision of Principal Horace
O'Bryant back in 1895, and Key
Westers look forward to this
program as the beginning of the
Christmas Holiday Season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-12
Resignation OF
Horace Averette
Accepted By Cit,

Resignation of Horace Aver.
ette,, city mechanic, was accepted
today at a meeting of the City
Civil Service Board, Lee H. God
dard, executive secretary, an
nounced later. an
Averette resigned after he had
been charged by Robert H. Dopp,
director. Of the public service .de-
partment. with sderilection ,of
duties.
The Civil Service Board ap-
proved the temporary appoint
ment of Frank II. Curry as pa
trolman in the Police Depart
ment, effective yesterday and
running for two months. ~
There is one recommendation
for the position of city mechan-
ic. George Hinde will be given
the job if he qualities the Civil
Service Board announced. Hinde
had been employed by the city
but was laid off last June. ..
The board also announced that
the examinations to fill the posi-
ton of police lieutenant are now
in process of preparation. The
date will be announced later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-12
More Than $50
Jailed During
Strike In Rome
OBy The Associated Pre.s)


ROME, Dec. 12.-Italian DO
licemen today are using clubs,
truncheons and carbines to break
up the crowds congregated in in
dustrial areas of the city.
The police are showing a spirit
of determination that is fast
having effect on Communists and
other strikers. During the swing
ing of clubs, in dispensing a
crowd this morning, one mans
leg was broken and several were
injured by blows from clubs.
More than $50 the govern
ment announced, have been ar
rested since the strike was call
ed yesterday morning. Eighteen
of that number were apprehend-
ed while trying to block bridge
to hold up traffic.
1t was also stated that infor-
nation had been received by the
government that 10000 Com
munists from the north of Italy
are marching on Rome.