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Evening star., 1947-06-19
HearingonBusservice
On H ST. ne. Halls
To Study Evidence

The rehearing on the controversy
over buses versus streetcars on H
street NE. will be resumed shortly
after the Public Utilities Commits
sion studies testimony heard during
the last two days. At the close of
yesterdays hearing it was an
nounced the case would be resumed
at the call OF the commission.
The Capital Transit Co. is trying to
get PUG to reverse its March S order
that the Rosslyn-B Benning streetcar
line, longest In the District, should
remain q carline and not becoms
a busline east of Fifteenth street
NV.
Better Service, Says Merrill.
z. D. Merrill, president of the
company, summed up yesterdays
testimony by saying:
Trends point to the inescapable
conclusion that buses give better
service at less overall cost and re-
1ieve traffic conditions Buses now
are more effective than they used
to be-"
He said new buses are more COM
Portable and roomier, while the costs
of fixed rail transit mount steadily.
He said he was going to New York
Tuesday to see the latest thing in
two-piece buses. These hold more
riders than streetcars and are more
versatile" he said.
The company was backed yester-
day in its proposal for buses by the
Citizens Council for Community
Planning. Winters Haydock, mem
ber of the councils transportation
committee, said there is less OBJ
strnction from buses in congested
areas than from streetcars.
Present Traffic Jams Cited.
The transit company introduced
New York transit expert, r. Gilman
Smith. who also said buses could
provide better service.
Earlier, key members of the Cap
ttai Transit staff told the PUG buses
would ease traffic congestion. par
tieularly at Florida avenue and
Benning road NE, where streetcars
now are blocked by turning vehicles
and in turn block other vehicles
themselves.
The company introduced NOV
ing picture and other evidence to
show cars are able to pass a parked
bus on Benning road two abreast
and at only slightly reduced speed.
This was brought out after Traffic
Director George E. Kenneipp told
the PUG the Benning roads 26-foot
roadways will have to be widened
to 36 feet if the change to buses Is
made.
United States rails are being used
to convert Mexico's railroads to
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Group Health to Discuss
.Proorum for Children

A mental hygiene program for
children. proposed as an addition
al service of the Group Health As
sociation, Inc, will be discussed at
a special membership meeting Of
the organization at 8 O'Clock to-
night in the auditorium of the Ma
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Juveniles Cotton Pojomos, 81
Were SI.65

100 pairs white cotton paj
and drop seat that ties. Siz'
200 Cotton Blankets, blue and white,
pink and white, assorted self designs.
Cotton sateen binding Size 36x50.
Were s1,s5. Now -----------7 75c
W&L-North Building INFANTS 4
Evening star., 1947-06-19

tionai Archives Building, Eighth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV.
The speaker will be DIR. Henry
II. Lichtenberg, chief of pediatrics
of CHA. A preliminary report on
1916 operations of the organization
also viii be presented at the meet
ing.
Evening star., 1947-06-19

33 Derbys Of hand -crocheted Celtagel
straw with feather trim. Black.
brown and navy. Less than half
price. Now
IL Off-the face Rollers of hand
crocheted Celtagel straw with feather
trim. Black. brown and navy. Less
than half price Now ----5 SOC
13 Wool Felt Rollers, suitable for
juniors. Black and brown. Less
than half price. Now -------- SOC
Is Wool Felt Rollers with yelling.
Red, green, black, brown and gray.
Less than half price. Now SOC
W&L--North Building il. u. &. MILLINERY
Evening star., 1947-06-19

100 Cotton Knit Towels, white with
pink or blue trim. Size 20x30
inches. Were 68c. Now --3 35c
100 Cotton Knit Infants Gowns,
white, hospital style with tie back.
senni-open. Infants sizes Less than
half price. Now ~--------35 35c
100 Union Suits, white cotton knit
with sleeveless shirt, button-on
panties Sizes 2 to g. Less than
half price Now ~---------3 35c
W&L---North Building INFANTS Al
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Mems Poiomos, s3''
Irregulnrs if could regularly sell for much

81 pairs mems pajamas in fine grade cotton Neat stripes in
assorted colors. Sizes A, b, C, ID and E.
synthetic waists
half Now for S125
quality style stripes of blue
sell
for -------------- Csc
abdominal supporting btband
than half price 81
WAL L--Nortb suHdna
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Infants ond ToddIers'
Furnishings, 35e

100 Creepers, cotton knit in assorted
styles and assorted pastel colors
Sizes 0 to 3. Less than half price
Now 2Ec
100 Pieces Sheeting, cotton flannel
cite absorbent on one side and
treated for water repellency on the
other, or both sides treated for
water repellency Sizes from 36x54
to 27x36. Irregulars-if perfect
would sell for more. Now 35c
UVENILEs' APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
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Of Southwest Community House,
sol Second street s.W., with 125
young people between and 18 par
ticipating In sports and outdoor
events in the street.
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rs to Join Program
Of All Boys Night

All Boys Night" will be ceie-
brated at 8 o'clock tonight In front
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100 Cotton Tee Shirts in assorted
styles and colors including stripes,
plain colors. and prints. Misses sizes.
Less than half price. Now - SOC
100 Rayon Suits with long sleeves
and short battle jackets and gath
cred skirts. In assorted color basket
weave rayon Sizes 10 to 90. Less
than half price. Now -S1. .95
100 HaIters in assorted fabrics, styles
and colors including prints and solids.
Misses sizes Half price and less.
Now ---------------.--------5 SOC
WSL-Nortb BuiEdinc SpORTSWEAR
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United States rails are being used
to convert Mexico's railroads to
standard gauge.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Girls Apparel, 81.
Less than half price


81
100 Cotton Dresses prints checks Blue and Sizes
s.
Yellow Scker treated make them Suitable
to IA 81
&L--Nor
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Nylon and Silk Hose, Csc

Were ST. and more
$50 pairs nylon neutral shade Broken sizes 8h
1917.
$50 pairs silk neutral shade Broken
pairs 81
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Spring and Summer Millinery
Less than half price 6Oe

50 Wool Felt Berets in black, brown,
tan, wine, gold and navy. Less than
half price. Now SOC
rs Water -repellent Rain Hats with
brins and hoods. Less than half
price. Now ---------------5 SOC
10 Wool Felt Off f-the-face Hats with
Less than half price. Now - soc
20 Wool Felt Brimmed Hats with
feather trim Black, brown and
navy. Less than half price. Now,
SOC
CONp FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-06-19

so Rayon Dresses. one and two-piece
classics In rayon jersey. Black, aqua
and gay striped. Misses sizes. Less
than half price. Now go $3.50
II Two-piece Dresses with colorful
pleated plaid cotton skirt, and black
rayon blouse with cotton plaid trim.
Misses sizes. Were s10.a5. Now,
S7.95
RD FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Boys Cotton Knit Briefs, 15e
Less than half price
$50 pairs cotton knit briefs with ella
medium and large sizes in white.

30 Cotton Swim Trunks with full
elastic waist and drawstring. Sizes
30, 80 and "a. Less than half price.
Now ----~----------~-------65c Csc
II Pairs Cotton Pajamas in stripes.
TWo-piece. Sizes to 4. Less than
half price Now ------------6 65c
6S2 Pairs Cotton Twill Wash Shorts
in tan. light blue and brown. Not
all colors In all sizes. Sizes 6 to
Ia. Were s185 and more. Now,
Csc
W&L--North Building ). BOYS APPAR
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as styled with button front
to 8.
200 Juveniles Cotton Dresses, as
sorted styles and prints. Broken
sizes 3 to g. Less than half price.
Now -------S1
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Mems Swim Shorts
, -35 Less than half price

$50 mems swim shorts, including plain-color Gel
anese rayons and cotton prints in boxer style;
and wools in boxer and beted styles. All with
built-in supporters. Sizes 80 to so in the group.
w&L-vorth Building MEMS FURNISHINGS,
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Misses BIouses, $
Less than half price

300 misses boss including short and long sleeve rayon
short sleeve c0ons and sheer rayon bouses with long
sleeves and lace trim Assorted colors including black
rayon sheers with long sleeves Misses sizes.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Junior Misses Dresses
.95 Less than halt price

150 cotton and rayOn dresses in one and twO-piece
styles. Prints black and solid colors Sizes to 15
including cotton solid
to 49, than half price ST
SO Dresses including cotton in plain print drey
classic styles Sizes to Is than half price Now 81 95
Is Stacks Suits including gabardne Long
short sleeves Bright shades Sizes 15
than half price Now ST 95
Playsuits cotton prints white pink backgrounds
Sizes to H. Less than half price. Now ---------S1
40 Cotton Seersucker Bathing
colors. Twopece styles. Small medium than
half price Now SOC
Bnudsns JUNIORS APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Misses GirdIes, s4.7s
Were $3.50 and more

100 misses girdes hook sides semi-stepn styles with
Talon closing. Nude figured plain cotton batiste Sizes
Is to 80.
North Baaan
Evening star., 1947-06-19

1870 Cotton and Rayon Blonses In
stripes, prints, solid colors and white.
Juniors sizes. Less than half price.
W&L--North Building -. JUNIORS AP
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10
TAKE 1T EASY, MIR. PEDESTRIAN

Every two minutes an American pedestrian is injured by
an automobile. T%hirty-three times a day someone is run over
and killed.
1t is human nature to wish to set blame when tragedy
occurs. Rarely, however, can an accident be adequately de-
scribed in terms of only one casual factor. In most instances
it is the result of two or more contributing conditions or cir
cumstances-violations or unsafe acts of drivers or pedestrians
or roadway, vehicuIar, driver or pedestrian defects.
However, certain facts cannot be denied. And those facts
place a strong indictment squarely on the shoulders of the man
or woman on foot. The record shows that two out of every
three pedestrians killed in motor vehicle accidents were either
violating a traffic law or committing an unsafe act. Crossing
streets between intersections was a most fragrant violation,
accounting for one half of the deaths of the violating pedes-
TRANS. Coming from behind parked cars was the next serious
hazard.
Other violations of traffic regulations or the common sense
rules of safety in which men, women and children lost their
lives included such foolish acts as crossing intersections against
the signal, crossing intersections diagonaly, walking in the
roadway, playing in the roadway. Two per cent Of pedestrian
deaths were caused by persons lying in the roadway!
All of these violations could have been avoided. And if
they had, thousands Of ives-12,200 last year, to be exact
could have been saved. Pedestrians continue to combine the
twin evils of carelessness and deliberately taking a chance to
concOct an evil brew of death and painful injury. 1t is nothing
less than Justice that the victim of pedestrian violation is nearly
always the man or woman who commits the unsafe act.
So to you, Mr.. Pedestrian, we say "Take 1t Easy" Yours
is the responsibility of saving your own life, a matter which
should give you understandable concern.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10
New Year Marks the
Birth of Great Men

JANUARY ! has marked the birth
- of no less than three prominent
Americans who have played a vital
role in the development of their
country.
Of the three, Paul Revere is the
most famous. Born in 1875 to a
French goldsmith named Rivors,
who had changed it to Revere, Paul
followed in his fathers footsteps to
become one of the leaders of the
metalware industry in the infant re-
public. But his chief distinction, of
course, lay in his historic midnight
ride of ITS to warn the New Eng
land countryside that the Redcoats
were coming.
mad Anthony Wayne, one of
the most ~colorful figures in Ameri-
can history, was born on New
Years Day in 1745 in Chester Coun-
ty, Pa. A relentless and aggressive
fighter, he distinguished himself
at Brandywine, Germantown and
White Marsh in the Revolutionary
war, and then aided in subduing the
Indians in the west to permit the
settlement of the new country be-
yond the Alleghenies.
NEW YEARS Day, 1852, Betsy
~ Ross was born Elizabeth Girls
com in Philadelphia, Pa. She mar
ried the merchant Ross and aided
him in the upholstery business,
gaining wide recognition for her
attractive materials and skillful
Washington, Franklin and
Adams were among the Ross GUS
so when the Continental
Congress of 1777 resolved that a flag
symbolizing the thirteen colonies be
made, Betsy's friends at court had
her commissioned for the work.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10
Reduce Christmas
Hazards With Care

To avoid tragic Christmas acct
dents in the home, the Fire Protec-
ton institute issues these precau-
tionary tips:
Use a fiame-proof compound to
spray wreaths and other pine deco
rations.
Use materials marked flame
proof for tree trimmings and home
decorations if they are obtainable.
Inspect Christmas tree lights,
and repair frayed wires or loose
sockets.
Never leave Christmas lights
burning unless someone is around.
Never unwrap gifts nea an
open fire or Pickering flame. Dis
pose Of paper and other inlam-
mable wrappings Immediately.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10
First to Celebrate
NeU Years DAY.

Chatham islands, New Zealand, is
the first place in the world to cele-
brate New Year. A British colony,
the islands are inhabited by 200 per-
sons, largely shepherds.
The islands are at the nearest
starting line of time, and when New
Year arrives it is only IL noon in
London and 7 a. m. in New York.
AS it dawns on the islands, the
New Year begins its race westward
along the equator at a speed of 1000
miles an hour. By the time New
Workers gather to ring in the new
year, the islanders are sitting down
to dinner.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10
Fluoride Tablets for Teeth

At the present time there is no
acceptable scientific evidence ade-
quately controlled which would indi-
cate that fiuoride tablets taken by
adults will or will not reduce the in
cidence of dental carries, according
to American Medical association.
The case for fuoride tablets rests
on the fact that it has been shown
that children calcifying their per-
manent teeth while using a domes-
tic water containing about one part
per million of f1uoride have only
about one third as many dental
cavities as comparable groups of
children using a fuoride-free water.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10
Lights Under the Sea

Undersea lighting poses problems
which only the fish solve easily. Be-
cause salt water absorbs light, illu-
mination of an underwater target is
only 6 per cent of the brightness on
the target in clear air. The ultra
violet rays pass through sea water
fairly well, but the heat rays are
absorbed. The underwater light
beam produces such heavy haze
that visibility is improved when the
beam is removed from the line of
sight.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10

the exchange from which they get
local service.
There have been no increases in
rates since 1929 in Montana. In
1929 there were $4,000 telephones
in service in the state. Today there
are over 95, 000-almost double the
1929 figure.
The proposed exchange rates are
designed to recognize that there
is some variation in the value as
we'll as the cost of the service with
the number of telephones in an x
change.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10

The poinsettia has no Christmas
legend and its adoption as a symbol
or decoration for Christmas is
of recent origin. In Spain it is known
as the flor de noche-buene, and
is connected with the sentiment of
Christmas.
Its beautiful flaming star is one of
the favorite flowers of the Christmas
season, and its use as an indoor dec
Grafton is universal.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10
Uncle Sam MAY Marry

After living for III years, pre-
sumably a bachelor, Uncle Sam
soon will secure a wife. The Inter-
national Institute of Artists and Pho
tographers, which has named her
Aunt Martha, reports that she is
modelled after a composite of Jane
Greer, Loretta Young and Linda
Darnell, actresses.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10

the white berries
turning red like
drops of blood aft
er the crucifXion.
1t is said that
whoever brings the
holly into the house
first, either husband
or wife, is the one
will rule in the
ensuing year.
For many years
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10
plant Trees in Fall

The seed of certain coniferous and
hardwood trees has given much bet
ter results when sown in the fall,
instead of being s~pring-sown. High
er, more uniform and better stands
are obtained in seedbeds and nur-
sery rows where extremely dormant
seed of certain tree species is plant
ed in the fall, according to the Gen
eva agricultural experiment station.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10
Edible Oybea Oil

Increases in soybean acreages
provided edible oils which cut the
import needs of the United States
for vegetable oils almost in half.
The prewar average annual imports
of vegetable oils yer nearly two
billion pounds. Citizens of this ma
ton consume an average of 80
pounds of fats and oils annually,
with so pounds of it in edible forms.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10
Most Famous Elephant

Jumbo, the worlds most famous
elephant, was purchased by P. T.
Barnum and was killed in 1885 while
crossing a railroad track. Jumbo
was liz feet high and weighed 6
tons.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10
Legends of Holly

Many beliefs are connected with
the Christmas holly:
Legends relate that the crown of
thorns was plated from the holly,
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-10

the superstition persisted that hol-
ly was hateful to witches. 1t was
placed on doors and windows to
keep out evil spirits.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05
Y Indonezeijjii Sc
vednO nj niru

JOGJAKARTA, Java, S. av-
gusta-Trije holandski bojni
aeroplani so vceraj oh 5. uri po-
poldne, sedem ur pred uro,
XII je bila odlocena "a prenehanje
sovraznosti, bombardirali indo-
nesko zracno polje v tenn kraju.
To Sc je zgodilo 80 minut po-
tenn, ko je neko holandsko leta-
10 vrglo ma istem kraju posodo,
v kateri Sc je nahajalo kabelsko
poroeilo Varnostnega sveta S po-
zivom "a koncanje sovraznosti.
Napad je ma indonesko zrako-
plovisce trajal 10 minut.
Premier in predsednik indo-
neske republike sta potom tajne-
ga radia sporocila svojim cetam,
da prenehajo streljanjem, OBJ
enem pa Sc je opozorilo, da so
njih sile raztresene in da je tudi
nemogoce doseci mnogo tisoc ci-
vilnih borcev, XII Sc borijo z re-
publikansko armada raznih il
oliranih krajih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05
Armada napravila seznam naravnih lam
in zapuScenih rudnikov "a slucaj vojne

WASHINGTON, 8. augusta
Vojni tajnik Kenneth c. Royal
je obelodanil porocilo, v katerem
pravi, da vojni department ne
more zanemarjati priprav "a
slucaj move vojne. Med ostalim
je odkril, da je armada tel I'VE
ri napravila seznam vseh pogla-
vitnih naravnih podzemskih jam
in zapuscenih rudnikov.
Porocilo poudarja, da glavna
nevarnost Zedinjenih drzav v
slucaju novega konflikta izhaja
IL dejstva, da je njena industri-
ia vecji del koncentrirana v par
vaznih okrozjih. Radi tega Sc
mora ukreniti vse, kar je mogo-
&c, da sovraznik ne hi mogel pa
ralizirati vojne produkcije ia,
koj v zacetku konflikta, kajti
edino ma ia nacin bi Sc moglo
dezeli zadati usoden udarec.
Dive vojni sta dokazali, da je
ameriska industrija vec kot kos
vsem nalogam ohrambne pro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05

dukcije, toda z ozirom ma spre-
menjene razmere bo vlada tudi
v mirnem casu obdrzala kontro-
10 mad "kljucno grupo," XII jo
smatra "a potrebno, da Sc DO v
slucaju vojne moglo brez vsake-
ga odlasanja preti v polno pro-
dukcijo "a obramone svrhe.
Porocilo vojnega tajnika OBJ
sega tudi nacrt "a izdelovanje
aeroplanskih kosov in kemikali-
jew. Komisiji "a atomsko kon-
trolo so bile izrocene vse infor-
macije glede podzemskih jam in
zapuscenih rudnikov, XII bi Sc v
slucaju vojne premenili v indu-
strijske obrate.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05
Unija predlaga
zvisanje voznine

Predsednik unije cestno-ze-
lezniskih delavcev Thorn a S
Meaney je prisel ma dan S pred
logon, da komisija CTS zvisa
ceno tedenskim voznim kartam
"a Csc, oziroma ma $3.50. Ma ia
nacin bi sc kril tekoci deficit
pri CTS, je rekel Meaney. Upra-
va priznava, da Sc DO voznina
najbrz morala nekoliko zvisati,
ampak hoce, da predno Sc pod
vzame ia korak, maj bi Sc ma
vseh vozovih mostvo skrcilo IL
dveh MOI ma enega, 5 cemur bi
Sc v tekocem letu prihranilo pol
milijona dolarjev. Unija je te-
mu nasprotna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05
Taft-Hartley posta-
va izZvala stavk0

Vceraj je v Clevelandu "a
stavkalo 400 delavcev pri Globe
M c hine & Stamping Co. To
je prva stavka v mestu, XII je
direktna posledica move Taft
Hartleyeve delavske postave.
Postava doloca, da je unija
financno odgovorna "a stavke,
do katerih bi prislo navzlic do
locbi v pogodbi, da clani ne bo-
do sli ma stavko. Vsled tega je
unija 243 CIO United Auto
Workers, h kateri pripadajo de-
lavci, izjavila, da nikakor ne bo
sprejela pogodbe proti-stav-
kovno klavzulo.
Kompanija je vztrajala ma ta-
XII klavzuli, nakar SO delavci od-
sli IL tovarne, XII Sc nahaja ma
1850 w. 76 St. V tovarni, XII je
last Hupp Corporation, sc izde-
lujejo avtomobilski in drugi hla-
dilniki.
Predno je postal Taft-Hart-
leyev zakdn polnomocen, so uni
je v obce podpisovale pogodbe,
katerimi so Sc zavezale, da te-
kom obstoja kontrakta ne bodo
dovolile stavk.
L. Akrona sc poroca, da DO
danes podpisan nov delovni kon-
trakt med. CIO United Rubber
Workers unijo in Firestone Tire
& Rubber Co., XII bo kril 10000
delavcev v akronskih obratih
omenjene druzbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05
Matt, XII je drzala tri 0drasle 0trOke kot
jetnike, zagovarja svoje postopanje

Kdo mi more braniti, da STORM
z mimi, kar Sc meni zdi prav?"
Vsi trije otroci so bill pred
lett spoznani "a dusevno nespo-
sobne in sodnija je dala varus-
two mad mimi materi, XII pa je
nekaj casa prepustila ia posel
sinu Walterju, XII ga bodo obla-
sti tudi klicale ma izprasevanje.
Policija isce Sc stiri nadaljne
otroke, katerih Sc je eden tudi
nahajal pod varustvom matere.
o MEM je rekla, da Sc mu je
vcasih mesalo, da pa Sc je smell
presto kretati ma domu in mu
:je cd casa do casa pustila, da je
Sci il hise.
Oblasti pravijo, da je bill Cla-
renee zaprt ma domu 18 let,
Martin Is, Violet pa dve lett.
MOI starke je umrl leta 1916
in zapustil premozenje, vredno
$4,000. v svoji oporoki je zeni
zapustil emo tretjino, ostalo pa
sc je imelo razdeliti med osem
otrok.
Mrs. Anderson je bila m d
sosedi znana kot versko fana-
ticna zenska, XII je igrala orglje
"a "evangeliste'', XII SO prihaja'
Ii semkaj obdrzavat "misijone"
Najemnikom v neki hisi, kate
70 lastuje poleg svojega donna
pa je vselej Oh bozieu dala diva
tedna prostega renta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05
Vlomilec, XII je
Zbezal S ''srnrtne
postelje;," zajet

Ma neki cesti blizu St. Louisa,
kjer je bill zaposlen kot delavec
v nekem privatnem sanatoriju,
je bill vceraj zajet 28-letni Ar
thur Kirkorian, XII je 18. julia
zbezal iz Huron Road bolnisnice
v East Clevelandu, kjer Sc je ma
hajal ma "smrtni postelji" vsled
ran, xxi jih je dobil, ko je sku-
Sal zbezati pred policijo, XII ga
je presenetila ma pozoriscu vlo-
ma v neko hiso v Wickliffu, O.
Porocilo il St. Louisa pravi,
da Sc Kirkorian nahaja v do
brem fizicnem stanju.
Ko je bill prvotno pripeljan v
Huron Road bolnisnico, so
zdravniki dvomili, da bo okreval.
Bill je tezko ranjen v prsa. Po-
licaj, XII je bill postavljen, da ga
strait, je bill vsled malomarno-
sti "a dali casa suspendiran.
K zajetju drznega vlomilca je
privedla okolscina, da je vozil
avto ohijsko licenco, XII je bila
nedavno transferirana. Kirkori-
an Sc nj protivil aretaciji in ko
je bill priveden zapor, je pre-
iskava odkrila, da je bill avto
ukraden mex je Clevelandu.