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IA . S y
OMENEJE
Paroda persitvarko

Kaip jau pranesta, Lietuvil
Dailes Paroda New Yorke pra.
testa Xxi 1850 metu sausio / d
Kadangi New Hall of Science
gruodzio menesi skiria jauni.
mui ir Kaledoms, tai ir Dailes
Paroda persitvarkys taip, kao
galetu pavaizduoti lietuviskv
kalediniu svenciu dvasia. To.
del paroda nuo lapkricio % d
Xxi gruodzio l d. lures persitvar-
kymo laikotarpi.
Parodos bilietu laimejimas
bus ivykdytas parodos uzdary-
mo diena. Dalyvauti laimejime
'nereikia, kad bilieto turetojas
butu paroda aplankes. Kiekvie-
mas nupirkes uz so centu paro-
dos bilieta dalyvauja laimejime.
Dabar, kai Lietuviu Dailes
Paroda pirmqji ir pagrindini
savo uzdavini yra uzbaigusi, vi
su geros valios lietuviu patti rim
toji pareiga yra prisideti prize
antriniq parodos uzdaviniu. Tuo
tikslu reikia, kad ir tolimiau-
siose kolonijose lietuviai parem-
tu paroda, pirkdami ir platinda-
mi jos bilietus. Kiekvienas billie
tas tiesia kelia parodai j kitas
lietuviu kolonijas. ~
Parodos lankymas Xxi siol bu-
vo tikrai dziuginantis. Lietuviu
visuomenes parama ir atskiru
asmenu globa parodai yra dide-
lis paskatinimas tolimesniam
lietuviu kulturos garsinimui
Amerikoje.
Visi bilietu platintojai pra-
somi pagrindini bilietu platini-
ma uzbaigti Xxi gruodzio 27 d..
Bilietu sakneles ir bilietus rel
kia grazinti siuO adresu: Lithu-
anian Art Festival, New YOr
Hall of Science, Broadway at
44th St., New York City.
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Baltirnores pikietas

Didelio susidomejimo sukele
Baltimores naujakuriu ryztin-
gumas. Ten turejo butt komunis-
tu susirinkimas ir jane turejo
kalbeti Bimba. Prize susirinkimo
vietos suejo keliolika desimciu
vyru ir moteru, daugiausiai nau-
jakuriu, ir sustojo prie duru su
plakatais, siuncianciais Bimba
ir komunistus, kur jiems pri-
klauso -. Susirinkimas neivyko
ir pats Bimba nepasirode. ;.
Amerikieciu spaudoje Sis ivykis
buvo plaeiai paminetas.
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nap Jou ll1llCJOIIlC, VlSuOIlIlls
Americas Lietuviu Kongresas
New Yorke pirmoj eilej buvc
manifestacija. Tai buvo musu
bendro nusistatymo, bendros
valios pareiskimas.
Manifestations nesvarstomi
ir nesprendziami praktiskojo vel
kimo reikalai. Tam yra sudary-
ia Americas Lietuviu Taryba,
kurios uzdavinys yra apsvarsty-
tt visus sumanymus ir paskelbti
nurodymus, kada ir kas reiketu
praktiskai veikti.
Todel ir sio kongreso nutari-
mai nebuvo skirt NUNS pa
items vykdyti, bet tai buvo pir-
moi eilej atsikreipimai j tam tik-
ras institucijas, kurioms mes
nuolat be atvangos turime pri-
mint Lietuvos reikala.
Tu atsikreipimu negalima at
spausdinti istisai, mes ju daug.
Pagaliau jie ir paskirti istai-
goms bel politikos zmonems.
Kongrese buvo numatyta, kad
tie atsikreipimai bus isspausdin-
tt atskiroje knygeleje, kuri ga
les butt siunciama visiems as
menims, kuriuos svarbu supa-
zindinti SUI tue, ka Lietuviq
Kongresas pareiske.
NUNS idomu tik zinoti kan
ir apie ka kongresas kalbejo.
Tad cia ir skelbiame tik tu kon-
greso pareiskimu sarasa, su
TRIUMPH ju turinio apibudinimu.
1. Prezidentui Trumanui -
telegrama, padeka uz sveikini-
ma ir Lietuvos laisvei palankia
politika.
2. Popieziui per Vatikano
Nunciju - sveikinimas ir pa
deka uz Lietuvos reikalu uz-
tarima.
3. Amerikos Ukrainiecip Kon-
gresui - sveikinimas ir pareis-
kimas, kad lietuviai nuosirdziai
remia Ukrainos laisves siekima.
4. Pagrindine deklaracija -
Americas ir tarptautinems po-
litinems instructions bel tarp-
tautineje politikoje~ itakos tu-
rintiems asmenims, pirmoje Ell
leje Jungtinip Amerikos Valsty-
blu Prezidentui, Valstybes Sc
kretoriui ir JAW Kongreso ma
riams. To pareiskimo isvadoje
siuloma, kad Jungtines Valsty-
bes:
a. visiskai atsauktu Senate
nepatvirtintus ir Soyietu vyriau-
sybes daugeliu atvejp sulauzy-
tus Teherano, Jaltos ir Pots
damo susitarimus.
b. is naujo pareikstu savo nu-
sistatyma atsteigti taika Allan
to Chartos principals,
c. verstq ir sovietus laikytis
sutarciq, ju pasirasytq 1920-38
metu laikotarpyje su Lietuva,
Latvija, Estija bel Lenkija, ir
reikalautu atitraukti savo ka-
riuomene bel policija is tu kras-
tQ,
d. atkreiptu demesi j pavoju
taikai del vykstanciu nuolatiniq
kovq pirma pamin6tuose sovie-
tu uzimtuose krastuose bel
Ukrainoje If panaudoti atitinka-
mas Jungtiniu Tautq Organiza-
cijos Chartoje numatytas prize
mones,
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St. Lozoraitis lankesi
Waterbury

Lapkricio 10 d. Waterburio
DAILES PARODAI remit ko-
mitetas ir ALT Sajungos sky
rius Eltos viesbuty, Waterbu-
ry, surenge priemima ministe-
riui St. Lozoraiciui. Placiau apie
tai bus kitame numeryje.
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LAPKRICIO 16.

Trys didziosios valstybes SUI.
sitare suletinti ar gal ir visai
sustabdyti didziuju Vokietijos
fabriku isvezima karo nuostoliQ
atlyginimo saskatoon.
Svarstomas klausimas, ar ne
reiketu leisti Vokietijai tureti
apriboto didumo kariuomene. ;.
USA vyriausybe atsisake pri-
pazinti sovietu sudaryta Duno-
jaus Komisija, kuri yra sukur-
ia Rumunijoj, kadangi tos ko-
misijos tikslas esas sudaryti So
vietams monopolines teises Du-
nojaus naudojime prekybos rel
kalams.
Italijoj priimtas istatymas,
kuriuo numatoma zemes refor-
ma pietinese Italijos dalyse.
Kinijos komunistine vyriau-
sybe reikalauja, kad Jungtiniu
Tautu Organiacijoje butu atm
ia teise kalbeti Kinijos vardu
senosios vyriausybes delegacijai.
LAPKRICIO II.
Valstybes Departamentas pa
reiske protesta prizes Kinijos ma
cionalistu vyriausybes pasielgi-
ma su Americas prekiniu lai-
WI. Tas laivas pasitrauke is
sanchajaus ir kinieciai j ap-
saude.
Ia pacia proga Achesonas pa
reiske, kad Valstybes Departa-
mentas nei negalvoja apie ko-
munistines vyriausybes Kinijo-
je pripazinima, kol -. tie nepa-
leis arestuoto Americas konsu-
10.
Europos politikai ne visai pa
tenkinti Achesono apsilankymu
Vokietijoje ir, ju nuomone, per
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SESIOS DEMOS
pasaulio politikoje

dideliu draugiskumu vokieciams
LAPKRICIO 18.
Albanijos minister's pirmi
ninkas Hoxha isskrido j Maskvs
prasyti pagalbos kovai SUI be-
tvarke salyje.
Irano sachas pareiske, kao
Iranas tikrai prasys prezidents
Trumana ekonomines ir kari.
mes pagalbos. Jis paminejo, kao
Irano santykiai SUI sovietais pa.
skutiniu laiku truputi pagereje
LAPKRICIO 19.
Uzsienieciai stebetojai KIM
joje pranesa, kad komunistu
uzimtuose miestuose, Peipinge
ir Tientsine, esq po keleta Sim
tu rusu "patareju".
Derybose tarp keturiu didziu-
ju del taikos sutarties SUI Aus
trija paskutiniu laiku esa pa.
stebima kick pazangos.
Prahoje vel esq submit S.
asmenys, kaltinami, kaip "sni.
pal ir samokslininkai nuversti
valdzia".
LAPKRICIO 20.
Americas Legionas siulo pa.
naudoti karine jega atimti is
komunistu arestuotam Amerikos
konsului. Legijonieriai siulo pa.
reikalauti per aiskiai nustatyta
trumpa laika konsula paleisti, G
jeigu komunistai to nepadary-
tQ,- tai pasiusti Americas kariuo-
meme j Kinija ir jega konsula
isvaduoti.
Lenkijoje submit du Prancu-
zijos diplomatines pasiuntinybes
nariai. Vienas is ju turejo at.
skristi lenku lektuvu j Paryziu
Vieta buvo uzsakyta, bilietas pa.
imtas, lektuvas j Paryziu at.
skrido, bet to diplomatic jaime
nebuvo. Prancuzai sulaike len.
ku lektuva SUI jo igula ir kalti.
ma, kaip itariamus nuzudzius
ta diplomatic. Bet manoma, kac
jis yra suimtas Varsuvoj. Pran.
cuzai pareiske, kad nepaleis la
kunu ir negrazins lektuvo, kol
neteisetai arestuotieji nebus pa
leisti ar bent nebus isitikinta,
kad lektuvo igula tikrai nera
vieno is tQ diplomatq nuzudziu-
81. Svarbiausia, kad ir Varsu-
vos radijas pranesa, jog tik
vienas is prancuzu diplomatu
esas suimtas uz snipinejima.
Jungtiniu tautq organizacijoj
priimta rezoliucija del tarptau-
tines ginklavimosi kontroles.
Atominiu ginklu il neapima.
Rezoliucijai buvo priesingi So
vietai ir ju bloko delegatai.
LAPKRICIO 21.
Vengrijoje dingo be zinios
Americas pilietis, tarptautines
telefono ir TELEGRAPH bendroves
atstovas. Manoma, kad jis yra
suimtas politines policijos.
Vasingtone svarstoma, ka to-
liau daryti kinieciq komunistQ
arestuoto Amerikos konsulo rel
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SIOJE SALYJE

ANGLES STREIKAS, nors lai-
klnai ir sustabdytas, istikruju
dar nera pasibaiges. Angliaka-
siai yra grize darba tik Xxi sio
menesio pabaigos. Jei Xxi to lai-
ko nebutu susitarta del salygu,
darbas vel sustos. Numatoma,
kad artimiausiu laiku preziden-
tas paskirs ''faktq tyrimo" ko-
misija, panasiai, kaip buvo pile
no streike, kuri bandys sitlyti
abiems pusems priimtina iseiti.
Be to, prezidentas pagaliau pa
sake, kad, jeigu kitaip nebus
galima streiko baigti, tai jis
dar karta pasinaudosias Taft
Hartley istatymo jam duodamo-
mis- teisemis. Bet tai bus pasku-
tine priemone, mes paties prezi-
dento politineje programme bu-
vo numatyta 81 istatyma panai-
KNIT. Jei jis Wis delto tue ista-
tymu pasinaudotu, tai parody
tQ, kad jis yra reikalingas, kad
be jo negalima issiversti +. O
toxic streikai, kaip ANGLES, lie
cia ne wien tik tos sakos darbi-
ninku reikalus, bet blogai atsi-
liepia ir visos Sales gyvenime.
ALUMINIAUS BENDROVE SUI
sitare su AFL darbininkais del
pensiju ir apdraudos. Tas susi-
tarimas paliecia apie 10000 tos
bendroves darbininku. Bet CIO,
kurioje yra apie $4,000 tos pa
clos bendroves darbininku, ne
sutinka su tomis paciomis sa-
lygomis ir tesla streika.
vICEPREZIDENTAs BARK
LEY, 73 metu amziaus, apie
kurio daznas keliones lektuvu j
st. Louis pas tula nasle Mrs.
Carleton buvo daug rasoma dar
81 pavasari, siomis dienomis ia
nasle vede.
DVI POLITINES REIKsMES
BYLOS vel neseniai prasidejo
New Yorke. Viena is ju prizes
Alger Hiss, kuris kaltinamas,
kad, budamas aukstu Valstybes
Departamento valdininku, per-
davinejo komunistu snipams
svarbius slaptus dokumentus.
Pirma karta jo byla sprendziant
nebuvo prieita prie jokio spren-
dino, kadangi prisiekusi e il
sprendejai nevienodai balsavo:
8 uz tai, kad kaltas, 4 = kad
nekaltas. Todel byla dabar at
naujinta. Prisiekusiuju spren-
dejQ kolektyvas sudarytas is
astuoniQ moteru ir keturiu wy
ru.
Kitoj byloj yra kaltinama bu-
vusi Teisingumo Departamento
valdininke Judita Coplon ir So
vietu delegacijos Jungtiniu Tau
tu organizacijoje pareigunas
Gubicev. Coplon del atskiru kali
tinimu jau yra nuteista. Da-
bar il bus teisiama uz kesini-
mast perduoti slaptus dokumen-
tus Gubicevui. Gubicevas atsi-
sake teisme aiskintis, sakyda-
mas, kad Americas teismas me-
gals jo teisti.
VISIEMS BIG LEKTUVAMS
isakyta nepakilti nuo zemes.
kol nebus patikrinti ir sumo
derninti" ju motorai. Per iris
dienas nukrito net keturi toxic
lektuvai ir juose zuvo 43 zmo-
mes. Tx maza dalis issigelb6jo.
Paskutinis lektuvas krito j il-
ra ties Bermuda salomis. Ka-
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Vtybe DEWEY Garbe Astovas
Americas Letuviq K0ngrese PrzidiumO stao.
desne rnnnka Ieonaa
Atstovas
Drkiene Plus Ggat BALFo
Koncu Kongreso Antanas A. Oils i'd Mkas Vid
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Irano sachas pareiske, kad
Iranas tikrai prasys prezidenta
Trumana ekonomines ir kari
mes pagalbos. Jis paminejo, kad
Irano santykiai SUI sovietais pa
skutiniu laiku truputi pagereje.
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Europos politikai ne visai pa
tenkinti Achesono apsilankymu
Vokietijoje ir, ju nuomone, per
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dideliu draugiSkumu VOkleclamS
LAPKRICIO 18.
Albanijos minister's pirmi-
ninkas Hoxha isskrido j Maskva
prasyti pagalbos kovai SUI be-
tvarke salyje.
Evening star., 1949-10-01

HOLLYWOOD:
Jane Powell's wedding to Garry
Steffans takes place early in NO
vember. I'VE are going to have a
big church wedding" says Jane,
who postponed her marriage to
Garry until he had landed a good
business job. I'VE are looking
for a house now" Jane tells me.
1--WE don't want to live with our
families, of course" There will
be a two-week honeymoon-"Not
too far from home"
Irving Berlin will be immortal
lied on the screen by Gene Mann.
Gene is forming a picture COM
pany for this big project and is
now in the negotiating stage with
Berlin"
Stewart Granger must be plan
ming to stay here after his King
Solomons Mines" in India and
"Quovadis" in Rome. because he
brought here from England the
most magnificent car I have ever
seen. 1t was specially made for
him by the Bristol Aeroplane
people, and must have cost at
least $4,000. I like Stewart. He's
very friendly.
AS for Elizabeth Taylor, she tells
me that she met Granger for
the first time last November in
Misunderstanding the command
performance. And I did 60 to
the fights with him last week.
But please believe me. there is no
romance" Elizabeth confirms
my story that she will co-star
with Stewart in Quo Vadis -
If it is made" I am assured 1t
will be.
Ronald Reagan and Celeste
Holm are cooking a deal to do
a movie together. Celeste is also
going to New York to give her
definite no in person to Rodgers
and Hammerstein re South
Pacific"
Judy Garland is now being
as cooperative at Metro as be-
ginners always are. I doubt
Evening star., 1949-10-01

shall be divided among the others.
1t always is settled this way. The
question is: How much? 1t may
never be revealed, except as be-
tween Miss Bankhead and the
income tax people. This is how
it usually is and it is shame in
view of the excitement OF the ne
gotiations which is always great
er than those between Ted Will
liams and the Red Sox or Joe
Di Maggie and the Yankees.
The betting is that whoever
wins, Tallulah won't lose.
Little echoes keep drifting into
this department of President
Truman's last Monday night visit
to Olney Theater. The manage
ment and staff Of the Maryland
playhouse are still delightfully."-
shaken by the experience of play
ing host to such a notable patron.
One Of today's stories has to
do with the fact that no one ever
thought to collect Mr.. Truman's
tickets at the door. In fact, no
one ever thought to collect them
anywhere until the President,
himself. leaned out of his car just
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time of Showing

Ambassador - Task Force
1:O5, $40. Sis, 7:20 and $50
Capitol-"Johnny Stool Pigeon't
1920 am. los. 3:45, 6:25, 9:OS
and 11:45 pm. Stage shows
1915, 2.55, 5:35. $40 and 10:5C
pm.
Columbia - Northwest Siam
pede";; 1920 am, 1:20, 3:15, 5:15
7:10. 9:10 and 11:10 pm.
Dupont-"The Quiet One: !
2:50, 4:45, $40. 8:35. 1926 pm
and 1890 am.
Hippodrome-''Mill on the
Floss; 3:l5, $50 and $3.50 pm.
Keith's - "Roseanna Mccoy;
1850 am, 1850. 3:55. sos. $40
1920 pm. and 1915 am.
Little-"Million Dollar Legs;
II am. 1880. 4:05, $40 and 9:15
pm.
Metropolitan "Princess O
Rourke";; 1850 am, 2:45, 5:35
and $50 pm.
National-"Devil in the Flesh
1875 am. 1:55, AIS, $40, 8:2O
and 1925. pm.
Palace-"I Was a Male War
Bride; 10:45 am. 1855, 3:05
Sis, 1925, 9:40 and 1850 pm.
Pix-"Forever Amber; 1:30
4:10. $50. $50 pm. and 1915
am.
Playhouse - Spring in Park
Lane: II am, 12:45, 2::35. 4:25
6:15, s:05, 10 and 1850 pm.
Trans-Lux - BLACK Magic"
11:15 am. 1:20. $3.50, $40. 7:4S
10 pm. and midnight.
Warner-"Task Force: l0:45
am, 1880. 2:25, sos. tbs. s:35
and 11:45 pm.
Evening star., 1949-10-01

39-week TV show in New York,
because he preferred to stay with
Wife Cyd Charlse in Hollywood.
Greer Carson can't understand
it. At a fashion show she at
tended in London nobody asked
for her autograph. They didn't
even stare at her. Not Indifferent,
just polite.
X X
Helena Carter, stormy redheaded
Universal starlet, is checking of
the lot when she finishes Double
Cross Bones She is also check
ing out Of the life of Blake Ed
wards. There is talk she will
marry a wealthy yachtsman OF
Crosse Point, Mich.
Barbara Britton is investing
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Hollywood Diary
Irving Berlin Biography Planned
By SheiIoh Grohom

whether Judy will ever be late for
work again, or walk off set in
a huff.
MONTGOMERY Cliff has been
asked to appear at six Eastern
cities with The HeiresS." II
Monty goes, some one will have
to buy him some new suits. The
two he owns are very battered.
When they wanted Monty to
make some still photographs,
during an off working day at
Paramount, they had to borrow
a suit for him!
Tony Martin turned down a
Evening star., 1949-10-01

1Co0444S &SAS AA@ S~~S T~~S'
it, the more especially since she
has been stuck the last two sea-
sons in a revival Of Noel Cow
ards Private Lives" The pro-
ducers and playwright like Miss
Bankhead and can think OF no
actress they would rather have.
Up to this point, the situation
is perfect.
Beyond this point, it is mon
strous as it nearly anyways Is IN
the negotiations between the fiery
star and her prospective associ-
ates. The trouble. as usual, is
money. The value Miss Bank
head puts upon her services is
again not the one her potential
employers put up them. They
insist that something should be
left for them.
It Is possible that eventually
It will be settled that something
Evening star., 1949-10-01

before taking off and handed them
to Co-Producer Richard Skinner.
The other yarn has to do with
the quickest change ever made at
Olney where actors and actresses
have done some fast changing in
the theater's day.
The speedster in this instance
was Miss Nancy Holland, mis-
tress of the Charlie Forest Inn
where the theater's actors live.
Miss Holland was of the opinion
that she had until II o'clock to
get ready to meet the President.
When she was informed a few
minutes before curtain time that
he was coming early, she was
head-deep In curriers' and other
preparatory stages of coiffure and
dress.
He'll be here in I'VE minutes "
her warning came.
Five minutes later. an immac-
ulate Miss Holland was standing
at the door of the inn to greet
the theater's most distinguished
visitor.
She is willing to let it stand as
her lifetime record.
Paul and Grace Hartman were
in town yesterday for a one night
appearance at a special Statler
dinner and you can have Pauls
word for it that their revue, up
to Now" is still an active item.
"The problem, he says. "is not
to find producers. but to flnd a
theater in which to put 1t. There
are three or four attractions to
every one house available in New
York, but who's to say we won't
be lucky enough to get theater?"
"Up to Now which played
Olney earlier in the season. had
eight weeks additional summer
touring afterward and ended up
a far different thing than it was
in the beginning.
"You wouldn't recognize It,
says Paul. sometimes, even we
don't"
Baltimore is as close as Ballet
Theater will get to Washington
this season, but it will be there on
November "a, which will also be
Thanksgiving Day. The Maryland
metropolis is one of so bookings
which Ballet has scheduled for
this, its 10th anniversary season.
The company will defer its popu-
lar price New York season until
April, after which. things working
out, it may do a summer tour OF
Europe.
Ballet's star troupe remains the
same as last year. including Nora
Kaye, Igor Youskevitch, Mana
Gollner, Hugh Laing. John Kriza
and Maria Tallchief. Among the
new soloists Is Erik Bruhn. on
one years leave from the Danish
Royal Opera Ballet. The West
Coast and the South will see the
company during February and
March.
That good pictures also can be
profitable pictures Is clearly indi-
Gated once more in the earnings
of "Hamlet's" years run in New
York. In that single engagement,
the Laurence Olivier production
crossed a total of $675,000 in ad-
missions, q record.
| It is q figure which probably
has increased the price any Holly
wood studio is willing to pay OIL
vier to come here for one. or pref
erably more, pictures. The last
offer to the actor and his wife,
Vivien Leigh, was put at half a
million dollars.
Evening star., 1949-10-01

her dollars in q drive-in theata
on the Laguna sands where sh'
lives.
Discount the Farley Granger
Phyllis Kirk romance stories
They are both in the same picture
Beloved Over ALL" Enough
said.
(Released By North American Newspaps
Alliancs)
Evening star., 1949-10-01
To|Iu|oh Has q New Play
IF They Can Fix Salary
By Jov Cormody

the real ending OF the most
running story advance of the drama season.
tale Taluah Bankhead ana the pro-
ducers of Carson Kanins play 1.-The Rat Race"
The one been offered
would like to do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-27
Messenger, ~, Aids
In Capture Of Two
After 1922 Robbery

The bravery of a 19-year-old
Western Union messenger boy In
following three men suspected of
robbing a Western Union branch
office at 1923 Connecticut avenue
NV. of 1892 led to the capture of
two of the men, police said today
Collaborating in the chase of
the holdup suspects was taxicab
driver, William P. Leer, "a. of 800
Kennedy street NV. Mr.. Leer
noticed the messenger, Frazier E
Hemphill, 10, colored, 1885 Fiji
tenth street NV. following the
men after the, holdup and called
police on his radio telephone.
The three men separated before
police arrived and only two were
caught. They were charged with
robbery and identified as William
A. Bradshaw, 80, and James c.
Kissel, 81. both of Fredericksburg
Va. The third man, said by police
to be the brother of Kissel, is
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Bradshaw and Kissel were held
for the grand jury in $4,000 bond
each today when they appeared
before Municipal Court Judge
Thomas D. Quinn.
In setting bond, Judge Quinn
noted that Kissel had admitted
to police he had participated in
another holdup here, the robbery
OF the Western Union Office on
New York avenue NV. on July 7
in which more than $500 was
stolen.
Forced to Open Safe.
Last nights holdup began at
about 1890 pm. police reported,
when three men came into the
Western Union Office and told the
night manager, Richard M. Law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-27
Mother Reports Assault
By Apartment Intruder

A 34-year old mother reported
to police that she was crinainally
assaulted early today by a man
who threatened to attack her
4-year -old daughter if she did not
submit
According to neighbors the
woman, who lives in a irst-floor
apartment in the 2100 block OF
Eighteenth street NV said the
man. colored, about 81 years old
entered by cutting the screen on
q door to a side porch.
The woman, a domestic, has
been living at the apartment with
her daughter since her husband
entered a hospital two years ago,
neighbors said. The daughter was
sleeping on the same bed with
the mother when the attack oc-
Cured, about 8 am, police re-
pOrted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-27

son. "a, they wanted to send a
telegram.
When Mr.. Lawson walked to the
counter, one of them brandished a
.38-caliber revolver and another
commanded: Give me all of your
money"
Mr.. Lawson handed over SIP in
cash drawer and then was forced
to open the Office safe which con-
tanned $3.50.
The men ran out of the office
and fled north on Connecticut
avenue.
The messenger was about to
enter the Office while the holdur
was in progress. He waited out
side instead and began following
the men when they left.
Mr.. Leer came along about then
saw the commotion. and noticed
the messenger following the three
men. He said he cruised by slowly
and the men hailed his cab, but he
did not stop.
Men Located Again.
Then the men saw the Western
Union messenger and stopped
One of them pointed a revolver
at the messenger and told him to
quit following u.s." Mr.. Leer said
He added that he went around the
block and then picked up the mes
senger. The men split up and
two of them headed toward Massa-