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Evening star., 1947-12-29
Underwriters Named
For Washington Gas
Stock Offering
By Edward c. Stone

Investment dealers who will solicit
stockholders subscriptions for the
$4,000 additional shares Of Washing
ton Gas Light common stock were
announced by the company today.
The dealers include the First Bos-
ton Corp, Alexander Brown d Sons.
Auchincloss. Parker 6 Redpath: !:
Johnston, Lemon & Co., Folger
Nolan, Inc: Goodwin g. Olds. Mack
all A Coe, Ferris IL Co., Robinson.
Rohrhaugh d. Lukens, and Robert
C. Jones e. Co.
The stock will be sold at $40 a
share, at the rate OF one new share
for each five shares held on Decem-
Der 2e. Subscription warrants ex-
pire January 13.
Proceeds will be added to the COM
pany's general funds to provide for
current construction and the repay
ment OF banks loans. After the
sale the company will have $4,000
shares Of common stock outstanding
During the period 1942-1947 the
company has paid dividends Of $3.50
Ger share annually on the common.
Suyers Of the new shares will get
quarterly dividend Of 37la cents
,,er share payable February /.
Loans for New Homes Mount.
More money has been lent by
savings associations OF the country
to build new homes in l947, thar
to buy existing homes. according tt
the United States Savings and Loar
League, which has several member
institutions in Washington.
Ralph M. Smith, of West Solner
vile, Mass. president Of the league
said that In the first ten month
of 1947 the associations lent III
rer cent less money for buying exist.
ing homes than the like period Of
1916.
Pennsy Outlook Improves.
In a review of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. Merrill Lynch. Pierce
Fenner & Beane, which has an Of
flee in Washington. declares that the
road still is graphing with problems
of increased costs, inadequate rates
and insufficient modern equipment,
but j. M. Symes. vice president In
charge of operations OF the road,
was quoted as saying that the COM
pany had turned the corner in re-
spect to both revenues and control
over operating expenses.
Southern's Net Above 1916.
Gross operating revenues OF the
Southern Railway Co. in Novem-
Der, 1s47, we're $19.512.676 as COM
pared with s17,6l5.988 In November
last year. an increase of sl,S96, ,688
Southerns net operating income
was s2.O99.235 in November, l947
compared with sl,5s7 1861 in Novem-
Der, 1916 It's balance remaining
after charges was $1,162.l .l0S in No
vember this year as compared WITH
s646, ,465 in November last year.
Stott National Treasurer.
The Executive Committee OF the
National Stationers' Association ha!
announced the election of Charles
A. Stott as treasurer for the coming
year. Mr.. Stott, president of Charles
G. Stott & Co., Inc, OF Washington
served as president OF the associa-
ton in 1928.
Only five stores in the fifth dis
trict forwarded department store
sales figures to the Richmond
Reserve Bank for the week ended
Saturday, December 20. These stores
reported an average gain of 19 per
cent over sales in the corresponding
week a year ago and 1 per cent
over the preceding week this year.
Evening star., 1947-12-29
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.'""A-19


Guardian Life Insurance Co. pro-
NOTED Maurice B. Bender, M. D..
to vice president and medical di-
rector, and Edward P. Ruge to
underwriting vice president.
Evening star., 1947-12-29

WORLD BANK
IntBR6D 3s72 - o
s,vw v~uD ~-
Evening star., 1947-12-29

Wheat. None; corn No 3 yellow 2.53la:
No. 4, 241-2.43 No. ). 2.2Sh2 40; oats
No. | heavy mixed. 1.3I: No l mixed.
! ,3Ola. Field seed per hundredweisht
nominal: Timothy. 5,50-6. 90; red top
l5;50-l6.5o: barley nominal. mating;
! 90" feed, 1.S0-1.92: soybeans No. 4
yellow, 3.S6h.
Evening star., 1947-12-29
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06
pozneje sta Bajnant j

ure pozneje sta Bajnant in
Ahac Re sedela "a vegasto mizi-
co v kotu pred ogromnim hle-
bonn disece polente in ponvico
vroce zabele. To je bila vsakda-.
MIA hrana Bajnanta in drugih
jamniskih tesacev. Dokler nj
zadnji kos polente izginil S PLAID
MIA, nj noben spregovoril bese-
dice. sele nato je prvi dejal Bal
nant:
"Ha-ha-ha, ali smo ga vceraj
kronali."
Toda Ahac nj hotel o tenn
slisati niti besedice, ker mu tu-
di obcutek sitosti nj pregnal
skrbi. z Bajnantom nista bila
prava znanca, Sc mani pa dobra
prijatelja, kateremu hi clovek
zaupal svoje tezave, sal je bill
skoraj dvajset let starejsi cd
njega, povrh pa je veljal "a clo-
veka malo pocasne pameti, VEN
dar je bill postenjak cd pet do
glave. Ahacu Sc je kmalu raz-
veal jerk ter mu je zaupal svo-
je skrbi.
"Povej mi no, Bajnant, kaj
mai STORM, kan maj grem? Kaj
pravis, &c bi S teboj odsel v
.lgozd? Ali hi me naucil tesati??'
Tesac ga je nekaj casa gle
dial S strmecimi ocmi, potem pa
Sc je lotil~ odgovarjanja; skraja
nj mogel mic pametnega sprawl
ii il sebe. Sele cez nekaj casa
Sc mu je razvezal jerk:
"Ha-ha-ha Yes, kaj tt svetu-
i jem, Ahac? Midva 81 nikoli nj
sva bila prijatelja, pa tudi So
vraznika ne, toda &c me hoces
poslusati, potem ii recem: ka.
mor koli, samo k tesacem ne .
JAZZ te rad vzamem k sebi in v
enem tednu bi re delal ma svojih
stoleh. Tudi Apat bi tie bill We.
sci, sal mu manjka dobrih de-
lavcev. Toda JAZZ ii Sc enkrat
pravim - samo k tesacem ne
Yes, mas kruh je trd. Kadar ,je
delo, moraS delati dvanajst, dc
sestnajst ur ma dan. In kaj sc
pravi, yes bozji dan vihteti pet
xii tezko cimrako v rokah! I've.
Ger 81 tax, da kar pades pc sla'
mi. In kaj imas cd tega? Pc
kali mi enega tesaca, XII 81 je
opomogel. Ko tt odpovedo roke
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06

ostati pr tebi, &c bi druga6e ne
bilo 2"
"Kakor dolgo hoces. Jazz sem
tako yes teden v skorjah in bal
ia je sama," mu je odvrnil Bal
nant.
Prihodnje jutro Sc je Ahac
zbudil, Sc preden je solnce naslo
bajto Y soteski, toda njegove-
ga gostitelja Bajnanta Re nj BIZ
10 vec donna. Namesto MEGA pa
je nasel ma mizi v izbi pol 1--WE
!; "a, XII ga je dan poprej prinesel
il Apatove trgovine. Ahac je
vedel, da je to zanj, in tesace-
va dobrota ga je skoraj ganila.
Kot kmetski sin dotlej nj do
bro poznal teh podrejenih ljudl
in cato Sc mu je zdai ko je
bill sam v zadregi, dobro zdelo,
da je nasel ~socutnega cloveka'
Ostal je Sc yes dan v baJti In
sc do vecera nj nehal baviti z
raznimi naerti, proti veeeru pa
ko Sc je solnce Re moeno bliza'
10 zapadu, Sc je naenkrat odlo'
Gil, da gre h Kovsu ma Drajne
in NIGGA poprosi "a posredova
ME v tovarni. Kovs je bill delav
ski zaupnik in je incl v tovar'
nj kolikor toliko besede. ker j
.Kovsova bajta stala onkra,
, Jamnice, je cakal somraka, d.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06

81 berac Nastejem ii Jill, ko-
likor hoces. Trgovci, "a katere
81 garal, te vec ne poznajo, tudi
Apat je tax. Kaj 81 hoces !.
mas poklic je PAD tax. Mixer
nisi zavarovan in, ko 81 star, Sc
nihce ne briga zate. zivis cd da-
mes do jutri, Cd sekire do ust.
To je vse, kar imas ma tenn sve-
tn Poglej, tudi meni Sc DO
godilo tako, &c me pref kako
deblo ne ubije. cato kamor koli,
Ahac, lie k nam ne -"
"Kaj pa maj potem pocnem?"
ga :je vprasal Ahac, XII ga je
skoraj tezko poslusal, kakor bi
vsega ne razumel, in Sc cudil
nenadni tesacevi zgovornosti.
ma fuzine pojdi! Ako hi bi]
JAZZ mlad, hi Sci ma fuzine
Tam j je red in fuzinarji neka:
veljajo. Poglej, kaksno moe ina
10 dandanes .. Tam imas Sur
mix, 81 zavarovan. Pojdi ma flu
zine ..."
In ko da hi udarci parnih kla
div odmevali v njegovem srcu
dvojno silo, Sc je zgarani tesa'
zamislil in zagledal pod MIX
strop.
Isl bonn Sc premislil," je de
jail Ahac pocasi, potem pa pri
stavil: "Ali smem Sc kak da.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06
Y noiern

Sc odda spalno soho "a dekle.
ST lahko tudi kuha. Spodaj. -.
Vprasa Sc ma 1920 Bayliss Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06
(Nadaljevanje)

Bio mu je jasno, da je ME-.
govo zivljenje ma prelomnici.
Doslej je bill tako rekoe ma cesti.
K bratu nj vec mogel ali bolje,
nj vec hotel in treba je bio Ia
eeti novo ~zivljenje. o tenn je raz-
misljal yes popoldan, vendar Sc
nj mogel "a mic pravega odloci-.
ii. Bio je vec moznosti: lahko
bi Sci "a silo kan Ia hlapca, ma
primer k Lozekarju, XII vzame
vsakega cloveka, lahko hi Sci v
gozdove k tesacem, lahko bi Cd
Sci v tovarno v Dobrije, lahko
pa hi tudi odsel k Mlatejki in j
rekel, da 10 vzame. S TEN hi po-
stal samostojen gospodar, ks-
kor je njegov brat, eeprav lie "a
toliko casa, dokler njeni prvi
otroci ne hi dorastli. Potem bi
bill "a p~reuzitkarja in bi tudi Ii
vel. Razmisljal je tudi Sc o dru-
9Th pristavah, toda najti nj mo
gel mic privlacnega. Najprepro-
steje Sc mu je "a zdaj Sc zdelo,
da bi odsel v tovarno, kjer bi
potem utegnil cakati ma kaj dru.
gega. Delo v tovarni mu nj bile
proved pr srcu in je kot kmet'
ski sin z mocnim cutom "a po'
sest incl nude pomisleke prot
MENU, Geprav 81 je sproti sku'
Sal dokazovati, da tudi tam Ii
WHO ljudje, vcasih Sc bolje ka'
kor ma kmetih. Yes cas- je v nj e
govern srcu prav moeno odme
valo butanje in sopihanje par
nth kladivov, XII je odmevalo i;
Dobrij prav do soteske.
Bajnant ga je nasel Sc popol
noma razdvojenega in neodloc
mega.
"Ha-ha-ha, kaj pa ii tn de
las?" je zaeel jecati mad min
med odlagajnem polnega ma
hrbtnika, XII ga je "a YES tede1
zalozil z zivezem il Apatove tr
govine.
"Tiho bodi, Bajnant, in tako
skuhai kar imas. Mem Sc z
mott, tako sem lacen," mi je cd
vrnil Ahac yes vessel njegovegs
prihoda.
"Ha-ha-ha, pocakaj!!" je de
ial dobrodusni tesac in Sc ia
koj lotil kuhe, ne da hi Sc dale
zanimal "a nenavadnega costa
Kmalu je v majhnem zeleznen
stedilniku "a vrati izbice pras
ketal vessel ogenj in dobre pc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06
Prodo So

avtomaticno pee ma plin. XII greje
4, ali S sob, Vprasa Sc pr II 3
TER CO., 1893 Addi
son Rd., EN- 0487.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06

sosolcem in starim znancem,
Munkovim Ladejem, ki je bill ma
poti proti Munkovini. v ljudski
Soil sta 81 bila dobra prijatelja,
pozneje pa SO vezi med NINA
popustile, ker sta zivela vsak
svoje lastno zivljenje. Ladej je
pozneje odsel Y mestne Sole, ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06

.bi mu ne bio treba pr dnevni
luci til skozi vas. TIL ga je spo
min ma tisto smolo = Dovga-
nocko, Sc bolj pa zavest, da je
clovek, XII je popolnoma nepo-
treben ma svetu. Naposled 10 je
mahnil pc dolini. Precej dolgo
nj nikogar srecal, toda naen-
KRAFT Sc je znasel pred svojim
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06
lsce Sc s~fdnovonie

s 4 ali 5 sobami "a tri odrasle
osebe. Mirna in postena druzina.
Kdor ina "a oddati, maj sporoci
naslov v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06
ZgubilO Sc ie

v okolici e. 1876 st. mosko de-
narnico, crne barve, S crkami
WFK. v ,njej je bilo nekaj de-
maria in vazne listine. Posten
najditelj je prosen, da proti ma
gradi vrne ma 17101 Waterloo
Road.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06
Prodo Sc

trgovino z mosko in desko opra-
vo ma E.. 1876 ST., Cleveland, O.
Najemninska pogodba "a pet let.
Trgovina je ma prometnemu kra-
iu. Izborna prilika "a mladega
|fanta ali moza. Poklicite KEN
more 7116.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06
~prodajalka

"a modno trgovino dobi dobro
sluzbo. Dobre ure in plaza. Pri-
jetne delovne razmere. Vprasa
Sc pri KALISH DEPT. STORE,
7O1O st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06

Hisa "a dive druzini, 8 sob
in ena ma ~podstrezju s gorko-
to. 2 garazi," forneza; spodaj
je prazno. Stara Je 10 let in Sc
proda' poceni hitremu kupcu.
$40 e. 161 st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06
6. ~januarja 1947

to je izbrti1nila vojska, kamor
sta odsla oba, 4 odkar sta sse
vrnila domov, sta Sc sele nekaj-
KRAFT videla.
(NGddljeDGnje sledi)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06

Stvaren patrSotisem! DejG-
MIA, ne besed! Prispevajte "a
otro$ko b0lnico o SloveniT!
Evening star., 1947-05-31
India Tense AWAITING
independence Plan
By the Assoeiaied Press

NEW DELHI, May 31.-Tensior
was in evidence in many parts OF
India today as the viceroy, Viscount
Mountbatten, prepared to meet with
Indian leaders here to discuss the
British procedural plan for handing
power over to the Indians.
The approach of next Monday, the
date set for publication of this plan
brought signs of spreading public
fear of broader and more bloody
strife between Hindus and Moslems
Reliable sources in this capita
said arms for the use of partisan.
were being smuggied into Indiar
states from the turbulent North
west Frontier and from Burma ano
that many jeeps were being driven
in. The chief commissioner OF
Delhi has put a months ban on jeer
driving in Delhi Province.
In Calcutta police and military
officials were completing plans te
establish defensive Gordon in ano
around the city for bringing any dis
turbances under quick control
Troops have been moving by night
to strategic areas, and military
camp almost deserted in recent
months has been filling up.
Calcutta police extended to june
II Z pm. to 6 am. curfew The
curfew has been in effect for the
last two months in six police-sta.
ton areas which have been centers
of communal disturbances. Shops
have been taking special precau.
tious against looting.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
President Signs
Bill for Planning
| New Courthouse

President Truman today signed
legislation which authorizes the
planning of new Federal court
house here.
Congressional action on the meas
ure was completed last Friday. 1t
provides for 100000 for plans and
specifications, but there is no au-
thority to start construction.
The site chosen for the project is
the vacant area between Constitu-
tion avenue, c street, Third street
and John Marshall place NV.
which belongs to the District Gov.
ernment.
Congress many years ago required
the District to buy an area in excess
of its actual needs for a new Mu-
nicipal Center, and the courthouse
bill provides that the value of the
land-$2, 400, ,00O-constitute a credit
of the entire courthouse project
Congress is to determine later wher
the building Is being erected, what
the Districts share of the cost
will be. s
Evening star., 1947-05-31
By Joseph A. Fox

President Truman has given up
any thought of going to Alaska this
summer, White House Press Secre-
tary Charles G. Ross said today.
At the same time Mr.. Ross an
nounced that the President would
leave Washington on June 9 for a
three-day stay in Ottawa as the
guest of the Canadian government.
He will address Parliament.
The Ottawa trip will follow i'm
mediately on the Presidents trip
to Kansas City for the reunion of
the 35th Division with which he
served in World War I. The Presi-
dent will address his former COM
rades in arms next Saturday night.
The abandonment of the projected
Alaskan trip also washes out a
northwestern tour that had been
suggested as part Of the Presidents
itinerary.
Explaining that there never had
Evening star., 1947-05-31
De GasperiC Completes
Cabinet, Excluding
Socialists and Reds
II Christion Democrats
And Five Independents
Comprise Government
BY the Associated Press

ROME, May 31.-Premier
designate Alcide de Gasperi an
-nounced today the membership
of his fourth cabinet-the first
since the liberation to contain
no Communists or Socialists. 1t
is composed of five independents
apd II members of Mr.. de Gas
peri's moderate Christian DEM
ocratic Party.
Luigi Einaudi, governor of the
Bank of Italy and a political indie
pendent, was named Vice Premier
and Minister of the Budget, new
post in which his responsibility will
be to balance Italy's finances.
Sforza Keeps Foreign Office.
Carlo Sforza. 63-year-old diplo-
mat-author and also an independ-
ent, was reappointed Foreign Min
lister.
Ezio Vanonoi, Christian Democrat,
was named Minister of Finance and
also temporarily was given the port
folio of the treasury. A Minister of
the Treasury is expected to be
named later.
THE government is one that
must be overthrown Immediately, -
said the Socialist newspaper Avanti
Other appointments were:
Christian Democrats Interior,
Mario Scelba; National Defense,
Mario Cingolani; Public Instruction,
Guido Onella; Public Works, Um-
berto Tupini; Agriculture, Antonio
Segli; Post and Telegraph, Um-
berto Merlin; Industry and Com
merce, Giuseppe Togni; Labor,
Amintore Fanfari; Merchant Marine
Paolo Cappa.
Independents - Justice, Giuseppe
Grassi; Transport, Guido Corbel-
lini; Foreign Trade, Cesare Merza-
CORA.
Christian Democrat aides, conced-
ing that Mr.. De Gasperi's decision tc
freeze out the left placed him in a
precarious position, maintained that
he had no alternative.
When the Italian leader resigned
as Premier May 13, they said, hi
found the Christian Democrat.
TTr r ~ - !. Z,
Evening star., 1947-05-31
$35O,O0O,OOO Aid Bill
For War-Hit Nations
lis Signed by Truman
Brood Authority Given
Secretary Marshall in
Executive Order
By The Associated Press

President Truman today
signed the $3.50, 100000 bill for
relief of war-devastated coun-
tries in Europe and Asia.
Presidential Secretary Charles G..
Ross announced Mr.. Truman's ap-
proval of the measure, along with
issuance of an executive order dele
eating board authority in admins
tration of the relief program to Sec
retary of State Marshall.
Meanwhile, Senator George, Demo-
crat, of Georgia said he will be very
much surprised" if any additional
long-range foreign aid program is
presented to Congress in the current
session.
Final Action Awaited.
Appropriation requests .totaling
slate, 100000 for various forms of
foreign assistance already await final
action by Congress. Among these
are actual funds for the 5000 900
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Bodies Of 40 Taken
From Ruins Of Plane
Southwest Of Tokyo
Cloud Bonk Is Blamed 70
Iceland Crosh; Four Die
In ; Argentine Accidents
BY the Assoeioied Press

TOKYO, May 31.-The Isl
Cavalry Division announced to-
night the bodies of all 40 persons
killed in the fiery crash of a
four-engined Army courier plane
Thursday night had beer
brought to Hadano command
post from the crash scene on a
mountainSide 80 miles southwest
of Tokyo.
Maj. G. F. McGinn of the 9th
Army Graves Registration Section
was attempting to identify the
bodies, which will be transferred to
the Yokohama military cemetery
for burial.
Soldiers under Brig. Gen. William
Bradford worked for hours to bring
the bodies out of the rugged coun-
try.
Burned Beyond Recognition.
Searchers sent word back that
the bodies were burned beyond rec
ognition. 1t was the worst aerial
disaster of the occupation and one
OF the worst in the history of the
Orient.
The plane was flying from an air.
field near Seoul, Korea, to a base
near Tokyo on a routine courier
mission.
Reports from the scene said the
plane exploded after the crash and
only the tail assembly remained
after the ensuing fire.
The Far East Air Force announced
an official investigation had begun
The plane carried officers, % en-
listed men and four civilians. The
casualty list was held up until kin
are notified.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Add Ell krim, Exile Ended,
Intends 10 Live in Eqypt
By the Associoted Press

PORT SAID, Egypt, May 31.-Abd
el Krim, leader of the Riff rebellion
of the 1920s that threatened French
and Spanish rule over Morocco, ar
rived here today from 20 years exile
on Reunion Island in the Indian
Ocean and announced that he in
tended to live in Egypt.
The 67-year-old Riff was allowed
to leave Reunion Island by the
French government as the result ot
q clemency measure enacted early
this year. The Spanish government
protested his release.
Add ell Krim told newsmen al
Suez Friday that he had beer
granted amnesty on condition thai
he live in France. He said thai
although he preferred to five ir
Egypt, Il have no choice"
He said today, however, that hi
had accepted an invitation by Kins
Farouk to remain in this country.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Infant Among s.
Victims in Wreck
Of EAL Transport
REVISED CASUALTY LIST in
Maryland crash on Page A-3.
(Ar Crash Pictures on Page A-12J J
BY the Associated Press

PORT DEPOSIT, Md, May 81
With So bodies removed from
the scattered wreckage of ar
Eastern Airpnes plane, which
crashed near here last night
killing all of it's So occupants
investigators today began the
task of identifying the victims
in the Nations worst CONNER
cial air disaster. Most of the
bodies were difficult to identify
Civil Aeronautics Board inspec-
tors, two of whom witnessed the
crash from the air, were studying
the wreckage in an effort to deter
mine its cause.
Forty-nine passengers, one of then
a baby in its mothers arms, ant
four crew members were aboard
the big DC-4, on a nonstop flight
from Newark to Miami when it sud-
denly plunged from 1000 feet into
the ground.
Three eyewitnesses said the plano
exploded in the air. Two said it
turned on its back and dived to
the ground.
Searchers today had recovered all
but one of the bodies and removed
them over improvised trails to the
nearby Bainbridge Naval Training
Center.
Plane Appeared to Be Normal.
The work of identifying the dead
was started under the supervision
of Cecil County Coroner r. C. Dod-
son and an Eastern Airlines pny-
Sician.
EyewitnesseS at Bainbridge and
Port Deposit reported seeing the
DC-4 passing over a few minutes
before the crash which occurred
about $50 pm. Although it was
flying low, they said, and engines
were roaring, the plane did not ap-
pear to be in trouble.
The huge transport came in over
the hills around this Northern
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Bus-Truck Collision
Kills a in Mississippi
BY the Associated Press

MAGNOLIA, Miss, May 81
Four persons were killed early today
in collision between Greyhound
bus and an oilf1eld supplies truck a
mile south of here.
c. S. Simmons of the State high
way patrol said that the dead were
bus passengers. He said the truck
was carrying heavy steel oilfeld
drilling pipe.
The victims were identified as Joy
Fay Bardwell, / year old, Brook
haven; Mrs. Alice Jackson Russell,
IBrookhaven; a Mr. West, Brook
haven. and an unidentified passen-
! ger from Clarksdale.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
$4,000 Sought for Man
Freed in McGurk Staying
BY the Associated Press

BROCKTON, Mass. MAY 31.-A
State Senator prepared today to
seek S14,300 compensation for
Charles Russell Goodale, 26. Navy
veteran, acquitted of murder in the
assault Staying of Ruth McGurk, Is.
Cambridge dime store supervisor
State Senator Charles G. Miles
said he planned to ask the Legisla-
ture to give any person freed of
murder $50 day for the time spent
in jail. MIR. Goodale was Jailed
nine months awaiting trial.
He was acquitted yesterday by a
Plymouth County Superior Court
Jury of charges that he lured the
girl from an Onset dance hall and
killed her in an assault last July
27. Her body was found five days
later in q Carver cranberry bog
reservoir.