davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-14

kO pIChO rdMe, ave DOmDl "a pa
som. VidinQ Sc Meme modre oci,
Xxi 50 me vsako noe tako prosece
gledale kot da bi mi rekle: 'Dok-
tore, v Liki, tam je Sc 1000 ra-
njencev brez pomoci. Zakaj ne
greste tja?"
In Sci sem v Liko, v sneg, v
zalost, v pomanjkanje, tia, kjer
je edino nepremagljiva VOLTA
partizanov ohranila ljudem ziv-
ljenje.
In nato sem Jim govoril o IT.
tu. Mnozica v dvorani je spet
zavalovila, kakor da Sc je pred
mimi dvignil njegov lik. Pove-
dal sem jim, kako me je sprejel
v votlini, kjer je incl svoj Stab,
kako sem ga nasel pri surovo
obtesani mizi s svojw velikim
psom. Povedal sem q njegovih
svetlih oceh in gostih obrvih, O
njegovem mirnem glasu. Kako
velikega sem spoznal v tel votli-
nj, velikega kakor junaka il epa!
In me je vabil, maj pridem v
Bosno, kjer je potreba Sc vecja
nego v Liki In Sci sem v
Bosno.
Moi poslusalci so nekaj ze We
deli o Drvarju, o nemskih padal-
cih, ko so Sc spustili z neba ka-
kor toca, O letalih, XII so sc niz-
ko spustila-kot velikanski orli
" dolino, kjer je boj re besnel.
A povedal sem Jim tudi, kako
sta sla mas komisar in njegov
tovaris, britanski narednik, vsa-
ko noe skozi Drvar med nemske
polozaje in gorece hise iskat ra-
njencev. Kljubovdla sta nepre-
stano smrti, dokler sc nista oh
prvem svitu vrnila k nam v var
nejse zavetje hriba.
Povedal sem jim,. kako smo sc
morali z mimi umakniti v gozd.
Nekateri, XII MISC mogli hoditi,
so Sc plazili po trebuhu, druge so
tovarisi nosili ma zasilnih no.
silih il borovih vel. V temni noci
Sc je nasa kolona pretrgala; OBJ
koljeni smo bill, a prebili smo sc
skozi goscavo, med tenn ko SO
nemski tanki drveli naprej. In
potem smo hodili, neprestano
hodili v temni noci, il hriba v
dolino in zopet v hrib, skoraj bo-
81, razcapani, lacni. A kaj to?
Ne utrujenost, ne lakota, ne
sneg me mraz MISC zlomili wolfe
in poguma partizanov.
Zopet je bila jesen. Gozdovi
Slovenije so Sc blescali v kras-
nih, mehkih jesenskih barvah
S padalom, privezanim ma hrbtu
sem sc dvignil z britanske letal-
ske baze v Italiji in Sc spustil
med nase prijatelje, slovenske
partizane.
Kmalu je zapadel sneg. V par.
tizanskih bolnicah, globoko v
gozdih, so lezali ranjenci, XII sc
junasko prenasali nuke in TRIP.
ljenje. Yes dan je bilo slisati
streljanje v dolini. Zaloge hrane
so bile picle. V moji partizanski
bolnici, skriti v pragozdu Roga
je bila tovarisca Maria, XII je
delala cd zore do pozne noci; ku.
hala je, cistila, delala brez pocit'
ka, ceprav je vedela, da il tezka
neizprosna bolezen-rak-ne be
prizanesla. V spominu sem "a
gledal njene sive lase, njen bledj
in suhi obraz, spomnil sem Sc
njene pozrtvovalnosti in velikegs
poguma. Tam je bill tudi Ceslav
medicinec il daljnje Poljske, k
je pocasi umira1 cd hudih ran
dobljenih v borbi "a svobodo slo
vanskih narodov ..
Govoril sem Sc o svoji zadnj
noci, XII sem jo prebil ma Ajdov
Gu. Ko je komisar bolnice konca
svoj poslovilni govor, sem VISTA
brez besede in molce smo 81 sits
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-14
L. Kapyirias:
|Moskvo danes

NlOSkVO 0AuSS
+ v Moskvi je pomlad. Men
zgoei din je raztopil sneg in pri-
nesel ma mestne ulice medene vo-
njave poll in gozdov. v prestol-
nici so Sc pojavili prvi pomla-
danski cvetovi. Vidis jih lahko
povsod-v stanovanjih in uradih
ministrstev, v izlozbah trgovin
in v laboratorijih ucenjakov,
v gledaliscih in restavracijah.
Moskovcani, kakor yes ruski ma
rod, goreee ljubijo cvetove-pre-
krasne darove rodne zemlje, "a
katere sreco delajo tako navru-
seno in uporno.
Letos bo Moskva stara 800 let.
Moskva ina "a seboj bogato in
junasko zgodovino. Zbrani pod
moskovskimi zastavami so rus
XII polki Dimitrija Donskega "a
dali unicujoc poraz tatarskim
osvajalcem in 81 postavili "a cilj
osvoboditev pradavne slovanske
zemlje tujega jarma. Moskva je
bila pregrada, oh kateri je ma
sla svoj neslavni konec velika
Napoleonova armada.
Moskva je postala simbol
zdruzenja slovanskih narodov
in jih je dvignila v strasnih dneh
druge svetovne vojne v boj proti
njihovim zasluznjevalcem.
Moskva je mozeg dezele. V
starodavnem Krem1u, mad kate
rim v sinjini pomladnih noci Ear
ko gore rubinasto-rdece zvezde,
danes zivi in della veliki Stain.
V Moskvi kot v zrcalu odseva
sijajnih perspektivov polno ziv-
ljenje dezele. Prestolnica je kot
vsa dezela-v opazih gradbene-
ga lesa. Opaze lahko vidis i ma
stranskih ma glavnih ulicah.
Moskva raste naprej in sc izgra-
juje. V mestu grade 318 novih
stanovanjskih his ma povrsini
100000 kvadratnih metrov. V
nacrtu imajo gradnjo Sc 1,1O5
stanovanjskih zgradb. V pellet
XII, oh koncu leta 1850, bo zazida-
nih v Moskvi tri milijone kva-
dratnih metrov stanovanjske
povrsine, skoraj dvakrat vec kot
v petih predvojnih letih.
Dokoncujejo projektiranje vi
sokih zgradb v prestolnici. V
bliznji bodocnosti nameravajo
ma Leninskih gorah, odkoder Sc
odpira precudovit pogled ma Mo-
skvo, zgraditi 30 nadstropni ho-
tel. Palaca, XII jo bodo zgradili
pri stadionu "Dinama," DO imela
26 nadstropij. V Zarjadih raste
26-nadstropno poslopje "a usta-
move, 16-nadstropne zgradbe pa
bodo zgradili ma ploscadi Vosta-
Mia (Vstaje), pri Rdecih vratih
in ma Kotelnicevskem nabrezju
in 16-nadstropni stavbi "a usta-
move ma Smolenski polscadi in v
Kalancevski ulici.
Moskva sc siri v sirino, visino
in globino. Vrtajo move tunele "a
podzemsko zeleznico. Dolzina re
zgrajenih in obratujocih tune
low znasa mad 40 kilometrov.
Moskva je ze lahko po pravici
ponosna ma 20 postal metropoli-
tena, XII so pravi prekrasni pod
zemski dvorci. Sedaj grade v
najvecji globini novo krozno
progo. Prvi del KRONE proge, cd
Kurskega kolodvora do Central
mega parka kulture in oddiha, bo
zacel obratovati ze 1948. leta.
Pod zemljo utirajo poti novim
telefonskim linijam, elektricnim
kablom in plinskim cevem. V
prestolnico so napeljali po ceveh
zemeljski plin il Saratova. v
kratkem bodo prieeli gradnjo
plinskega cevovoda Tula-Mos-
kva. Nadaljujejo med vojno
prekinjeno gradnjo koksove to.
varne. Y petletki bodo napeljali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-14

Y "EnGkopror,sosti" dobite
vedno sveSe dsevse novice 0 do
g0dtih po spetM ID donna!
Evening star., 1947-03-01

ical disabilities
became effective
today.
Pvt. Howard B.
Quantrille was
sworn in as a
corporal this
morning by In
spector Walter
II. Thomas. act.
ing superintend-
ent of polio e.
A n n ouncement
of the promotion
was made yes
terday.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
/, Twenty-hrst. and II streets NV. $50
o'clock tonight.
Wade n. Stephens organ recital. Church

7 TEensy,trss .,sa a snd \ streets NV. $50
Wade y. STEPHENS crs.n recital. Church
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Capitol street, open weekdays except we'd
neSdayS, Am. to B Pm, Sundays, 2 to
z pm: autogranned letters and manu-
scripts OF Queen Elizabeth. through March
Public Library Of the District. Art Di-
3 am. TO 8 pm. Mondays through Thurs
Gays ana am. TO- pm. Fridays and
Saturdays: water col0rs and drawings By,
joseph G. Tucker. through March.
nstanis Gardens. First street and Mary-
Sundays throush Fridays and 8 to ii an. an.
through March.
Fish and Wildlife Service, under main
lobby In Commerce Department Building.
Fourteenth and e streets NV. open 9
and fresh-water ish. for indefinite period.
Library OF Congress. oren am. to 10
pm. weekdays and am. to pm Sat-
urdays; original Lacock Abbey COPY Of the
Masna snn csrta; On loan from the British
original draft OF Lincoln's Gettysburg
address, for an indefinite period: manu-
script of Lincoln's three-page "auto-
bioeraphy. for an indefinite period: Itsl-
ian cartogrsphy, through March g.: pro-
min II Latrobe, through March 81: recent
Crosby Gallery Of Modern Art, 1900
IWsntieth street NV. open ! to pm.
dally; exhibition OF PAINTINGS, concrete
through Wednesday.
National Gallery Of Art, Sixth street and
Evening star., 1947-03-01
8 Policemen Retired,
One Gets Promotion
On District Force

The promotion of a Metropolitan
police private to corporal on the
basis of his veterans rights and
the retirement Of eight policemen
Evening star., 1947-03-01
\Zlk:';;' !. s. 5:


DANCE.
Purim dance. variety show and corona
tion Of Queen Esther Cafritz Audi
torium, Jewish Community Center, Six
teenth and Q streets NV, $50 o'clock
toniSht.
Along Elk Ridge Trail in area Of Harp
ers Ferry, w. Va, about 8 miles, auspices
Wanderbirds Hiking Club; meet at Union
Station In time for am. B. a. o. train
to Harpers Ferry tomorrow. BRING lunch
TO Chevy Chase Lake, auspices Potomac
Youth Hostel: meet at Sixteenth and Ken
nedy streets NV, 2 pm. tomorrow. BRING
lunch and beverage.
From Quaker Lane, through Cameron
Run and Holmes Run Valley to Bailey 8
Crossroads, Va, about 10 miles, auspices
Capital Hiking Cub: meet at A. B. e w.
bus terminal Twelfth street and Fennsyl-
vania avenue NV. 8 am. tomorrow. Bring
lunch and cup.
LECTURE.
"Space Travel in Our Timer" delivered
BY Willy Ley, authority on rockets, In
the Commerce Department Auditorium.
O'Clock tonight auspices National Capital
Astronomers.
MEETING.
COSMOS Sias dIasas'a seef
Physics to Biology"
MUSIC.
Parade Of Barber Shop Quartets, bene-
at George Washington University Hos
pftal campaign, at Lisner Auditorium,
Evening star., 1947-03-01

in the Coast Guard during the war,
was given q special promotional ex-
animation In January, 1047. He re-
turned from the service in August,
1916. Based on his high rating on
the examination plus the credit al
lowed him as . veteran, he was
placed at the top OF the promotion
list. The special examination was
given because he was in the service
when the last regular examinations
was held.
Corpl. Quantrille viii be stationed
at the 18th precinct as soon as
he completes q course at the Wash
ington Police Academy.
Other retirements were: Corpl
Harvey Barefoot, fourth precinct;
Corpl. Raymond Fl. Russell, admin
istrative headquarters; Pvt. Norman
F. Anna, first precinct: Pvt. Dwight
G. Washburn, 10th precinct; Pvt
John E. ONeal, sixth precinct; Pvt
Everett v. Will, fifth precinct, and
Pvt. George B. Reid, fourth precinct
Evening star., 1947-03-01

Consultation avenus NV, open 10 An.
to pm. weekdays and 9 TO 10 Pm. Sun
days; American painting through March
asreon oTrp pHTtssis .r, rom ssssop o q
traits Of famous historical ,Dersonases.
Howard University. Founders Library.
cept Sunday, 8 am. to 10 pm, Rose Nc
clendon Memorial Collection Of photo
graphS Of celebrated Negroes BY Carl Van
Vechten. through today.
s...ss Nns ssy.as .asss ana fss .t
open S:45 am. to b:15 pm. weekdays and
1880 to pm. Sundays; President Tru-
mans proclamation ending hostflities and
other World War II documents. through
/. Smithsonian Instftstisn. Jefferson drive
open 8 am. to pm. daily and Sundays:
Of Graphic Arts. through tomorrow.
soUARE DANCES.
Friendship House. 6l9 D street Sc.
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church.
Ninth and K streets NV, $50 o'clock
tonight.
TOUR.
Phillips Memorial Gallery tour, con-
ducted by George Hamilton: meet in main
sallery, 100 Twenty-first street NV.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Walter. Reed Hospital party. leave club
lounge, $50 o'clock. formal dance with
orchestra and Chinese party, o'clock to-
night, USO Club. 1911 H street NV
is17 7na ssrsss NV
STAGE show. featuring accordionists.
Evening star., 1947-03-01

dancers, 9 o'clock tonight USo Club, s0l
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Formal dance with two orchestras, 8
o'clock tonight, Penthouse UeO. Seven
teenth and x streets NV.
FOE OFFICERS.
Dance With colored band. o'clock
tonight. OmcerS Service Club of the
United Nations, 1914 Twenty-first street
NV.
Dance with orchestra. Onicers Club Of
WASHINGTON, 14O0 New Hampshire avenue
NV. 6:45 O'Clock tonisht.
Evening star., 1947-03-01

Among the re- cef8s. SincOVNx.
tirements was that of Detective
Sergt. Joseph Sincovitz, 54' for many
years on the auto squad. For the
last several years he has been as
signed to Office work at police head
quarters because Of recurrent at
tacks of arthritis.
Sergt. Sincovitz was appointed to
the force in February, 1921, and was
made a crossing policeman. In the
years on the corner of Ninth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV. he
spotted so many stolen automobiles
that in 1880 he was promoted to de-
tective sergeant and transferred to
the auto squad. He remained on
that job until his transfer to head
quarters.
Corpl. Quantrille, who was chief
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Divorces Rise in Holland

THE HAGUE R.-The number
Of divorces in the Netherlands
jumped from 4,598 in 1945 to 8,O83
in 1916. In prewar years this figure
fiuctuated around $3.50. This means
that in 1946 from every 1000 mar
ried couples a. were divorced, COM
pared with about 2 before the war.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
SUSIE SAID NO!
Continued from page tVelce

Continued from page tVelce
Susie took deep breath very slowly.
Windy, you're way off the beam. I'm 60
ing to marry Kurt
$50 you can be kept wife," he snorted.
'Uh-huh It's old fashioned - but nice
He sat staring at her. Susie, III make
you sporting proposition. Okay?"
well, that depends"
I've got two strikes against me, but it
takes three to put a man out. Give me
Saturday afternoon"
WED just argue
'IIl take chance" A faint note of des-
peration came into his voice. Just Satur-
day afternoon. If don't click then. I'll
get out of your life."
She eyed him warily. mo tricks" he
promised "A few hours in the park, maybe,
and if wash out you'll never see me again.
Susie considered. Kurt had an important
client conference, and certainly wouldn't
be lurking in the park. 1t sounded safe, and
she really must do something definite to
prevent Windy from popping up in her life
again.
SEVERAL times in the ensuing days, con-
fession trembled on Susie's lips and went
unuttered Wasn't she doing this, in way,
for Kurt - or was it because she felt a
little sorry for Windy? Anyway, she wasn't
really engaged till Kurt had the bans pub
lished on Sunday; so why spoil the beatifc
mood engendered by the Commissioners
dinner? -.
Windy's arrival in a horse-drawn cab
carrying an old-fashioned corsage in lace
paper frill, created stir in the club.
The only vintage vehicle | could find,
crumb bun. Sharp, isn't it,"
They drove in unaccustomed silence till
Windy leaned toward her. his face serious.
"Sweetie, what's Tisby got haven't"
Me-" Susie quipped.
He shook her arm impatiently. Stop be-
ing smarty pants. All that guys real estate
and bank roll won't make you happy"
They'll help
His eyes probed hers in way that made
her restless. Susie Kelland, you're cheat
ing. You're not in love with Kurt 1isby;
you've never loved anyone - yet"
Why must she turn this ridiculous red?
Kurt was everything she wanted; she was
proud of him, respected him, she - "You
Evening star., 1947-05-04

see," Windy gloated. you can't even tib
about it,
"Sh-h!' Susie motioned at the cabby s
back. He can hear every word
James, stop the horse and take walk
Windy tapped the mans back,
"Horatio doesn't stand well, sir
Windy eyed the aged animal. "Nuts!"
he snorted
And the park police. sir. Oh, we'll,
thank you very much, sir The cabby clam
bered down, moving out of earshot
WINDY pocketed his wallet. You're the
most expensive babe I've ever wooed.'
This was your idea, Susie reminded him.
Mot exactly Galahad in tweeds-that's
me. Sacrificing my last mulah to snatch
crumb bun from the jaws of boredom"
I'm not bored
You will be- Six months of Tisby would
bore the sphinx"
Torte and tort.teasors thought Susie, and
frowned. Why did she think of that just
then? She said, ''Whereas in that white
collar tenement of yours, I'd find life thrill
ingly vivid?"
You're damned tootin! A little honest
toll would make new woman of YOU
They leaned toward each other, glaring.
Neither saw the girl who was STOPPING to
push through the bushes by the side of the
driveway. Her large hat, bedecked in green
and yellow resembling bowl of salad
greens, swan into the ken of the aforesaid
Horatio. His ears swung forward. With a
deft nip, he claimed the millinery creation
for his own.
There was piercing scream. Susie and
Windy scrambled to the ground The girl
was still yelling and tugging at the hat,
while Horatio, his Jaws stubbornly clamped,
backed away, his eyes rolling.
lHE inevitable crowd gathered instantly;
also most unwanted policeman. whats
this about?" he demanded
Il warned him Horatio was Temperament
tai" the cabbie accused Windy 'I'm. in
his employ. He's responsible"
My beautiful hat" walled the girl
I'm pay for the damned thing" Windy
took out his wallet His face turned blank.
He bent to Susie's ear. Got any money!"
Five dollars"
''All right" the policeman was saying.
"What'n you settle for miss?'
Fifty dollars"
Fifty dollars! What dya think this is.
The frontiersman., 1947-03-05

BILL VIII AID
SICK FISHERMEN
The House last
week passed a bill
providing that all
on-res ident CONNER
c ia1 fishermen in Al
aska must pay q H.
cense fee Of 500 a
year. Of that amount
S75 is to be set
aside in a speGa Il
fund for the relief
and care Of sick and
disabled Ala ska fl
shermen.
Res ident fishermen
WAL be required to
pay a fee of Sc a
year, with IS Of that
amount going into the
speci al fund.
The frontiersman., 1947-03-05
The From tier srnan

BYLAW REVISION
Discus sion OF
amendme n is to the
cons tut ion of the
Se1dovia Woman IS Club
occupied the ma jor
por tion Of last even
ing's mon thly meeting
Of the group. Copies
Of the revised and
amended cons tt tuti ion
are to be pr ep'ar ed
for dis.tr'i button to-
members ct the April
NEE ting.
The group also
went on rec ord as be-
ing opposed to the
plan advanced by the
Depar tment Of Publ &c
Heal tn for adding to
the duties Of the
public heal tn, nur Sc
headquartered There
with an added half
year assignment in
the communi ties of
Upper Cook Inlet.
The April IL Car
nival Of the Publ &c
Heal tn Council was
discussed and G COM
mi tee named to serve
the 1unche on, which
is the Woman IS club
as Segment at the af-
fair. That Ing
COMM ttee, he AIDED by
Mrs. Susan Eng1 ish,
Include IS Mr. s. 10 se7
phine Elphick, Mrs.
Barbara Hanson, Mr.
Florence Brun and
Miss Viola Daniels.
Last night IS pro-
or am featu ed DR..
Melvin Pe1tZ of Sell
The frontiersman., 1947-03-05
BOND OffiCe
TO CtOse

The Ala ska office
Of the u: S. Savings
Bond Division Will
close March Is, it
was announc cd last
week by Rather inc
Nordale, terri tor ial
director.
The frontiersman., 1947-03-05
n1ORRIS.f3 niQRRIS

D--icktes, Blouses, Dishrags, Silk Hose.
R--ats for your hair, shoes without toes,
yards Of wide ribbons, lots of mems socks
Clowns and Pa james sAsilk nighties & frocks =.
o--i1cloth, Elastic, with rubber not spent.
Old fashioned Mst2tc'ots, one hundred perez
s--hapes, a sweet; sixteen to afhaggard old
maid
The frontiersman., 1947-03-05

y" Ss'
ON FRO{fN FISH
A bill in troduc ed
in the terri tor ial
Senate last week i'm
poses grea ter. taxes
on the salmon indus
try than her etofore.
For the fir st time,
fro zen fish. pr oduc is
are inc lud'ed In, the
taxable items.
The bill. asks q
levy Of l cent q
pound or 48 C ents q
case on c canned king
or red salmon, with
half that amount ass
essed against other
kinds of salmon. A
tax Of half a cent. G
pound on all mild
cur ed, sal ted, and
frozen Ash was asked
These taxes would
be in addition to
other standing taxes.
group Of solos.
Lunch was served
at tables decorated
in q st. Patr lexis
day theme. = =
Evening star., 1947-03-13
deaths Reported

Mariette Landon. 92, 1873 N ct, NV.
Harriet Palmer. SO, 2lle Il st. NV.
Laura NJ. Tippett, 7s, 1917 Que st. NV.
John F. Leonard, 10, 906 Jackson st. ne
James T. MacDonald, 81. 1872 9Th st. Sc
Francis ). Smith. 81, 1345 Clifton ct. NV,
Chester L. Noble, tr. IL. 1929 New Hamp-
Jerome sandin, infant, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Gold Treatments Aid
Many Afhritis Cases,
Medical Society Told

Relief may be brought to a high
percentage Of rheumatoid arthritis
sufferers by use of a new therapeu-
tic treatment, members Of the Dis
trict Medical Society were told last
night.
A symposium on the disease was
conducted by Drs. Charles A. Ragan,
Ralph H. Boots and Harrison l..
Mclaughlin Of the Faulkner Arthri-
tbs Clinic in New York.
The new treatment, in which sew
eral different types of gold prepara-
ton may be employed, was describ-
ed by DR.. Boots as still in its expert
mental stage and not recommended
for use by physicians not familiar
with its possible poisonous effects.
He said the Faulkner Clinic, using
chiefly the preparation "Solganol
B." had found 1t possible to give the
full treatment to only about so per
cent Of its patients, since use was
discontinued where serious toxic re-
actions occurred.
OF those treated, however, ct
lea4 10 per cent showed marked
although temporary relief from joint
swellings, pain and other arthritis
symptoms. Gold therapy may be
resumed when the symptoms recur,
with good chances Of further relief,
he said.
DR.. Boots reported experiments
indicated British anti-lewisite, a
preparation developed during the
war against poison gas, may be
effective in eliminating toxicity of
gold compounds.
DR.. Mclaughlin described meas
ures for the prevention of pain and
the correction of deformities result
ing from rheumatoid arthritis.
DR.. Ragan exhibited slides demon
strating the symptoms of the dis
ease. He said IS to 80 per cent of
its sufferers were women, and as
serted the age at which it most fire.
quently appeared was IS.
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Infant Durham. No address given.
nfans ysRs Aalngson ,nssnt 10
st. ne.
Infant Barrows. W st. NV.
Rose Stewart, n, 2029 Connecticut ave.
william johnson, 70, e37 K st. Sc.
Mary l. williams, 6S. 1771h Swami st.
Mary Hampton. go, 1904 9Th st. NV.
Lewis Dade, 81. Is Pefrees st. NV.
Thomas Brier, "A, 1910 Eaton I'd. Sc.
Evening star., 1947-10-29
You and the Chest Campaign

lington are Community Chest sup.
ported.
A unsupported Health Depart.
ment nurse in Washington is q pub.
tic health nurse who may work ir
public school, clinic or hospital
who visits homes of patients to in
struct in communicable disease con-
troll, health demonstration and in
terest in clinic attendance.
4x **.
What is meant by family welfare
agencies?
This is a group of agencies whose
primary responsibility Is to give In.
dividual service to family groups OF
to individuals within family groups
who are facing economic, social OF
emotional difficulties In which they
require expert guidance rather than
financial aid.
X
Why are there 50 many different
kinds? +
Because the variety of problems
in which families may become in.
volved is so great. The problems
are so complicated that they can be
treated better II agencies, like doc
tors, become specialists In certain
types Of social difhculties. or can
work with their own eoreligionists
or, fellow-members Of an organized
group.
Evening star., 1947-10-29
Arlington Grand Jury
Hears Police Heads Today

Ranking officers of the Arlington
Police Department were scheduled
to appear before the Circuit Court
grand jury today as its inquiry into
gambling neared completion.
Chief Harry woodward and De-
tective Capt. Hugh Jones were the
only witnesses of 81 summoned who
had not been questioned by the
jurors.
Commonwealth Attorney Law
renee w. Douglas, who accompanied
police on a raid at Russell (Peanuts)
Scheele's house October II, was in
terrogated for approximately three
hours yesterday.
Scheele, who pleaded guilty last
Friday to charges of taking horse
race bets and handling numbers lot
tery tickets, was given five months
in Jail and fined $3.50.
The grand jury has received
charges of a connection between
professional gamblers and the Ar
lington police.
Meanwhile. the Arlington Minis
terial Association has made plans
to ascertain whether gamblers and
other criminal elements are
"spilling over into the county" from
Washington.