davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01


Franje u Ljubljani i brojnim
drugim crkvama i kapelama
sve nadkriljuje. Ma fakultetu
"a .arhitekturu ljubljanske u
niverze on je odgojio veei broj
svojih ucenika "a novu Ju-
goslaviju, koji danas marlji-
vo rade ma sve strane, dok
njihov start ucitelj priprema
move kadrove u Ljubljani.
Umjetnik Plecnik je prija-
tell naseg velikog kipara Mes
troviea, koji danas 1--WE i radi
u Vasoj America. Crkva sv.
Ante je u rukama nash bo-
sanskih franjevaca, prijatelja
stovatelja Mestrovica Plec-
nika. Republicka vlada Mar.
Rep. Srbije dala je u toku O.
We godine preko diva miliona
dinara novome gvardijanu u
Beogradu, profesoru i knji-
zevniku fra Ljubi Hrgicu, bo-
sanskom franjevcu, da bi mo-
gao izvesti neke radove u cr-
Xvi i postaviti divno djelo We
likog Mestrovica - kip sv.
Ante - u jos divniju Cradle
vinu - "dobos" crkvu sv.
Ante - velikog Plecnika u
Beogradu. Jugoslavenska A
kademija znanosti i Umjetno-
sti izlila je novi kip u svojim
radionicama u Zagrebu i on
sc danas vec nalazi ma svom
mjestu u crkvi sv. Ante u
Beogradu, jednoj cd najljep-
sih ma svijetu po svojoj u
mjetnickoj vrijednosti moder-
ne renesanse. +
Veliki umjetnik Mestrovic
dozvolio je nasem zupniku u
Bugojnu dekanu bugojanske
dekanije vic. Fra. Branku Kri-
lieu, da mu zagrebacka aka
demija izlije u bronzu isti kip
"a najvecu crkvu sv. Ante u
Bosni u Bugojnu. Narod .je
vrlo RADIO pozdravio tai podu-
hvat dar naseg umjetnika,
pa Sc kip nalazi vec u nasoi
crkvi. Ma svetkovini sv. Ante
13. juna bilo je blagoslovljeno
Mestrovicevo prvo djelo ma
podrucju nase Republic Bos-
ne i Herzegovina. Tom prili-
kom mas je zupnik upravio ma
rodu nekoliko rijeci. Medju
ostalim rekao je: INA prvom
mjestu imam Sc zahvaliti ma
soj drzavi, to jest drzavnim
rukovodiocima, koji SUI il OBJ
zira prema naSem velikom XII
paru prof. Mestrovicu bada-
va dali prevesti model kipa
IL New Yorka u Rijeku ma
parobrodu Crnogorki; zatim
sto je posiljka ma nasoj dr.
zavnoj granici potpuno opro-
stena cd carine, tako da Sc
nije Plato nj dinar'.
"Osobitu zahvalnost dugu-
jerno nasem zemljaku i veli-
kom umjetniku Ivanu Mestro-
l vlcu, koJl Je besplatno rado
dao dozvolu samo mama da sc
l moze odliti jos jedan PRIME.
rak kipa samo "a nasu or.
kvu sv. Ante. Mestrovic je ma.
, Sc gore list, dijete seliackih
i roditelja. Vuce lozu IL Fojni.
i ce u Bosni. On je svoj velik
i Bogom dani umjetnicki tale
nat svojim pametnim zalaga.
i MEM, svojom velikom energi.
i JON, svojom bezprimjernom
} pozrtvovnoscu, do te mjere u.
, savrsio, da ga mogu danas
/ opcenito smatrati najvecin
kiparom svih vremena ma ci.
i tavoj kugli zemaljskoj, ma ci
: tavom svijetu".
: "Odlikovan je najvecim Cd
< likovanjem Americke Akade
i mije Znanosti i Umjetnosti -
l zlatnom medallion - i cd Co
= lumbia U n iv ers e pocascer
: doktoratom. Strucnjaci umje
: tnosti smatraju ga najvecin
umjetnickim kiparom svil
0 vremena do danas".
i Mas je zupnik nabrojio nj:
}, samo znacajnih djela Mestro
i vica i ako je njegoya galerij;
: lica veoma velika. Naveo j
u "Grob Neznanog Junaka" n;
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01

ljudnije da posluzi domaceg
iii stranog costa. Ovakova
saradnja u ovakovim prilika-
ma mnogo vredi, treba da
Sc mnogo postuje i cjeni.
Oko 4:3O zapoceli smo sa
kratkim govornickim pro-
gramom, kojeg je predvodio
blagajnik zajedniekog odbora
brat Stanley Juraeic.
Prvi je bio predstavljen
brat Stipe Zelenika, koji .ie
u svojstvu predsjednika Ia
jednickog o d b ora prisutne
pozdravio zahvalio ma lie.
pome posjetu.
Drugi je bio brat Bazda-
rich, koji je kao start pozna-
vac So. Chicaskih odsjeka, u
kratkom ali jezgrovitom 60
voru pozdravio zajed niGki
rad nasih odsjeka, cestitao
ma dosadasnjem uspjesnom
radu i zazelio svaki uspjeh
u buducem radu.
Treci je bio mas dobri po-
stovani mjestni zupnik, koji
kao clan H.B.Z. nikada nije
uskratio svoje pomoci kada
Sc radio u korist H,B.Z. iii
nase hrvatske kolonije, Fra.
Ljubo Cuvalo, koji je u ime
hrvatske zupe u So. Chicago
cestitao i pozdravio mas "a
jednicki rad.
Cetvrti je bio mas novo iza-
brani drzavni zastupnik, clan
H.B.Z., brat Svalina, koji sc
ovom prilikom zahvalio ma
Sem clanstvu ma podpori ko-
ju je cd mas dobio "a vre-
me drzavnih izbora; obecao
da ce sa mama saradjivati
gdje god to bude trebalo, a
svi zajednicki moramo ma
stojati da hrvatska narod-
most dobije priznanje ne sa-
mo u drzavi Illinois, vec u
Washingtonu, D. c. - Pred
govornici pozorno su po pri-
sutnima saslusani / aplau-
zom pozdravljeni.
la owe tocke predstavlje-
nj bill brat sipusic sa supru-
gom, brat Krasic sa supru-
lgom | brat Saric.
kao zakljucna tocka pro-
grama bila je glavni govor-
mix zastupnik H. B. T., brat
Brkich, koji Sc u svome GO
voru dotakao svasta po ma
10. Istakao rad nasih ujedi-
njenih odsjeka, pozdravio ma
Sc graditelje H.B.Z. u sadas-
Moi kampanji, koji su sa
svojim radon doprinesli da
je South Chicago ma prvom
mjestu, a to SUI braca Bako-
vic, Grzetic, Zelenika i Saric.
Brat Brkich dotakao Sc g1-up-
skog putovanja u domovinu,
naglasio da nije opravdano
sto sc po nekojima novina-
ma pise j govori, da je to pu-
tovanje jedan politicki trik,
sto u istinu nije, vec kaze
brat Brkich, nasa turneja u
) redjena je tako da sc nitko
: cd mas netreba klanjati nj
kome. Nikome tamo nismo
duzni nista, niti sto trazimo
, cd tamosnjih vlasti. On kao
predvodnik grupe, koja po-
lazi sa parobrodom, nece do
zvoliti da Sc ista dogodi sto
bi stetilo dobrom imenu Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice Iii
hrvatskog naroda u opce.
Ma piknicima, gdje narod
dolazi da Sc ma cistome IRA
ku odmori i zabavi, ne zeli
da Sc ga sa dugim govorima
umara, i u dosta slucaje-
va neposveeuje Sc govorniku
: mnogo paznje. Kod mas ma
nasem Zajednicarskom Danu
/, niti ga te strane gledista ne
/, ma prigovora. Brat Brkich,
kao i ostali predgovornici po-
} zorno su saslusani j velikim
aplauzom prisutnih u znak o.
\ dobravanja pozdravljeni. 1sti-
: nj "a volju moramo reci, da
i je "a vreme programa bara,
: gdje Sc toci pice, bila cijelo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
81 Car Permits Revoked,
IS Suspended Last Week

Thirty permits revoked IS others
suspended the week the Department of Motor Vehicles
and Traffic announced.
for driving while drunk
of traffic violations adding least IL
under the point system.
OF the IS suspensions ii were made for drivers who had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

Communists were sent before
Soviet execution squads or
thrown into Jail with Bella Kun
as Stain was striking at Rus
sian and foreign Communists
alike.
He added that subsequently
Bella Kun was sentenced to death
and shot in 1888.
There was no mention in the
press of the trial or his death
sentence" he said.
Restored as Hero
The Soviet Communist Party
newspaper Pravda restored Bella
Kun to the ranks of revered re-
volutionary heroes last month in
the process of rehabilitating the
memory of the victims of the
great Stain purge of the 1930s
The article praising him, how
ever, did not say how he died.
Bella Kun fled to the Soviet
Union after the Hungarian rev.
olution failed. He lived there for
many years, it is known, and was
an official of the Communist In
ternational-the Comintern. He
was destroyed by Stain, presum-
ably as a Trotskyite. In Stains
rewriting of history Bella Kun's
name was erased from Soviet
and Hungarian Communist &C
counts of the Hungarian upris-
ing.
/ DR.. Lukacz, who was an asso-
Iciate of Bella Kun's in Hungary,
lis taking part in the Commu-
Inist-sponsored world Peace
Council sessions which opened
here two days ago.
Il do not know what the
charges against Bella Kun were,
he said. Il disagreed with some
of his views myself and so did
I0tnerS. But Cnat was no reason
to kill him.
All Cases Reviewed
Nor was there any reason to
kill anybody else in any other
of the trials during the purges
I in the 1930S. The Russians are
now going to rehabilitate their
victims in enormous numbers,
dead or alive. like they have
done with Bella Kun.
Every single case OF the Mos
COW trials in Stains time is be-
ing reviewed.
/ DR.. Lukacz said Soviet Com
munist Party Leader Nikita
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
Woman Alters
Attack Story

A blond divorce. 10. who
accused two Metropolitan police
men Of rape yesterday later was
charged with making a false re-
port.
She was booked as Mrs. Vivian
S. Burley of the 300 block of
Delafield street NV. and for
feited $50 collateral.
/ 1t. John Sullivan OF the Sex
Squad said she appeared at the
Woman's Bureau yesterday to
file a complaint against two
Sixth Precinct uniformed men.
The woman, telephone OPP
orator. told a story Of the officers
picking her UP In an unmarked
police car shortly after midnight
Friday and threatening TO arrest
her for vagrancy If she did not
submit to them. 1t. Sullivan
continued She said one OF the
officers then assaulted her and
the two took her home, 1t. Sulli-
van said.
The officers. however. said
they found her and a man in
a car parked illegally near her
home. The man was permitted
to forfeit collateral on the park
+ ing charge. The officers said they
thought she was juvenile and
Offered to take her home. En-
route, she convinced them she
was OF age. and they left her
Iat her home, they said.
Confronted with the police
mems versions. the woman ad-
.mitted neither of them had
touched her, 1t. Sullivan said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
Atomic Exhibit
Opens tuesday
Atu. 5. Agency

The second annual atomic ex-
hibition, sponsored by Commerce
Secretary Weeks, will open at
pm. Tuesday in the lobby OF
the Department of Commerce
1t will be open daily through
April 20.
Highlighting the display will
be peaceful uses Of the atom
with emphasis on advances in
nuclear power reactors and the
primary materials and compon-
ents required to assemble them
The exhibition will be put to-
gether by the Power Equipment
Division of the department
Business and Defense Services
Administration.
Included in equipment sched-
uled to be shown for the first
time in the department is the
slave manipulator"-a me-
chanical hand" used to handle
hot materials from behind 9
wall in an atomic reactor.
The gadget is said to be Sc
sensitive that it can thread 8
needle or light a cigaret. The
manipulation will be shown BY
the Central Research Laboratory
Inc. A number of other exhib-
itors will have part in the dis.
play.
The Atoms at Work" exhibit
was prepared by the American
Museum of Atomic Energy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

u dlA1S NAOldbAOAl iCNOld Va NASAAt
points. Five suspensions were
made for failure to file insur-
ance."
Revoked for operating after reyOe ation
period of revocation eXtendedl-Wil-
liam BrAxton, 9l9 X street Sc
Revoked for operating after suspension
;1mLa%rense A WASHINGTON, 422l WASH
f RsVoksd for : { driving Will. drunk
street n W; Walter A. Hatcher, 5056
eS4Fa Jus. s's Street ! Jsse Bay BPs
boy. 1885 Ninth street NV Roy J,
Cameron, 6QS Tenth street sW.' Her.
bert {, Matthews. "a Th5irttenth stree,
Sc. james Robertson. 5025 F street
ginia avenue NE; Robert J. Smith,
Youns' Hi Oak street NV Robert
Digs. s2a Florence street NE Luxe
z Nary .l29 K street NV Rudolph
Y Jackson. 1928 Edison place NE
Ninth street NV.
Revoked tor accumulated record Of
m 11a"' T %ssdssn. 0'1nf ren NJ points
Thirteenth Street NE; Lawrence E
Herring '37la Ninth street NV: odell
Bradley $40 F street SW. Earl "
liam r feathers a2l2,4 North Lincoln
7Ic. Twentieth street NE: Willie C
W Pledser. sos Addison Chapel road
Beaver HEIGHTS Nd Larry K Medvene.
1893 Primrose road NV: Earl chew
500 Ridee road Sc Eugene T Harley.
60@ Sixteenth street NE: James II
Mobley. 1871 Riggs road NV: David
Mack, 1902 Tenth street Sc: John
A. Sller .5@3 University place NV
Suspended for period noted for Operat-
ing in such a manner as to show flagrant
disresard for the safety of persons or
prOperty. fOllOvin hearinG-Wade H
Parham ir Tooth A B. Group. Boiling
Air Force Base 90 days
Suspended for period noted for at
least eiEht pOintS--Forrest A PAYNE
ir.. STi6 Thirteenth street NV. Is
DAYS: Herbert ! Faulkner. AIS Msssa-
chusetts avenue NV. Is days. Chester
N Brooks. 4Jl5 Inyglen road, Silver
Spring. 30 DAYS Bernard o. Brown,
1000 F street NE, - days; Howard L.
King. H413 Twenty FIRST place NE. 30
days: Marx Pines. i017 Minnesota ave-
nue. NE DAYS; Robert McSwain. 625
,, stree MI MI 20 days dswTsHce
DAYS; John L, .southerlsnd. ,s5"5 Tenth
Harvard street NV. 30 days: Lawrence
s Coates. 34ll Twenty-frst street Sc
Is DAYS Carrineton r Conlev. 81
SiNty-Second place, Seat Pleasant. Md
- DAYS; Michael p Papa $40
South .EiRhteenth street Arlington 80
DAYS: James E Little, g9S p street S W,
AO davs. Charlie Chandler, II Forty-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

Khrushchev made it clear at the
recent secret meeting of the
party congress in Moscow that
the party history will be rewrit-
ten Ito declare it was all wrong
for Stain to kill people for their
political views"
= "All political issues we're
fought out DR.. Lukacz said.
land settled in a sense that I
approved of when the purge
trials started. The victims were
already lame ducks politically.
There was no reason to kill
them"
Poles Harder Hit
DR.. Lukacz, who lived as an
exile in Russia in l933-l945, said
he had heard in Moscow that
about one hundred Hungarian
Communists were killed or i'm
prisoned about the same time as
they shot Bella Kun.
But the Poles were even worse
of. Several hundred Polish
Communists were purged SINH
larly. Stain, in fact, extermi-
mated the entire leadership Of
the Polish Communist Party-to
the last man"
Dr.. Lukacz said the review of
the cases of all the victims Of the
Moscow trials would take quite
some time because their number
is staggering"
1t would not do to issue an
amnesty" he said, "for you can't
amnesty innocent people,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

Daniel / Frakcr. 40. Arlinrton, Va
and Ann J shimchock 25, 1871
wil,iap ", Dorsty, IS, oxiSra Pa, ant
Robert sch naas' a. h AnsSsta o ga
ard Ruth jenkins. 30 Newport News
Joseph oDonneu. So. aooi Porte
5425 conneerticaht' ' ave n NV 'SS''f' %
Jerome r Powell 80 Chevy Chase, Md
and Patricia A. Crouch. 90, 36Il
Gale. IS. both OF New YORK n y
Rhodes. ~ both Of Panama City. Fla
r'n moi NM N MilIer cS 81 6i6 end g nv
John T OMEN IT, e6. 7a47 orchid st
nv nv and Nancy }. clasett, 90 sii'
TramenaO t't Cones ma 81. SIC sth st sv
snd Beverly A, Brick. 90, sic 9th st
james J wilson 90 Brooklyn. N Y
a ad Betty N Collins 10. 2fos Nichol'
Edward J lnscoe % aoas 37th Il
NV and Nancy NJ Cullers 80 4624
JaM W!ndG = q lIlInaH. os iaaq a,n,,
p ne and Sarah Hlnson, 80 Foun.
vcIaoo Z Evans %. Arlington. va. and
Leonard Carlson - iT3l riggs ri
nv and Nargot u p BRIr 80
Chntlcs T. stone, rs and Kathryn N
McWilliams, 90 both Of rakoma park
Robert Cole "a 1855 webster ST
AZ, and Patricia A Stegar, .? 4Oli
nm 81 nc
Mack = Armstrong "a. DecrAed Va
and Florence J. Rapillo 10. 1918 q
st NV
Homer G. BLADES, q Iiopewell. va
Para Md
Edrar p Rogers, ir, 81 3iui c4th ST
re and Phyllis A Gaulot, 81 Elkins
Albert 7 Stats. 30. and Ellie + Camp.
bell II both Of Alexandra Va
Robe L. payis - and Helen WI.
Robert II PAYNE " - l3on II
n and Ruby NJ Dlggs, 20 o37
I Morris pl. ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
Spencer Is Seen
In Cabinet Post

Possibility that former Dis
trict Commissioner S m ue
Spencer may be drafted to serve
in the Presidents Cabinet was
suggested last night by Engineer
Commissioner Thomas A. Lane.
Speaking on Radio Station
WWDC's Report to the People
program. Gen. Lane paid tribute
to Mr.. Spencer. who retired from
office Friday after three years
as president of the Board of
Commissioners.
Gen. Lane declared, "Mr.
Spencer'S service as a District
Commissioner has been so out
standing that l fully expect to
ISee him called to some high
post, perhaps a cabinet post, in
the not-too-distant future"
He said he had no private in
formation on the subject, but
was lust talking off the top of
my head" He said 1t is not I'M
usual for a man who has served
lin public Office with such dis
Itinction as Mr.. Spencer has to
be called at once for further
Government service in an even
more important post.
Later. MI, Spencer fatty denied
that any move is under way
(which would take him back into
public office. OF Gen. Lanes
statement. Mr.. Spencer said,
I'm glad he feels that way
about me-"
He denied there was any dis
Icussion Of a new appointment
ldurlng luncheon he attended
lat the White House Wednesday
with Presidential Assistant Sher-
man Adams.
Mr.. Spencer said he plans to
concentrate on private business
affairs to which he has been able
to pay little attention for the
last three years. Except for the
cabinet reference, Gen. Lane has
paid the same compliment pub
licly to Mr.. Spencer twice before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
Bella Kun Was Executed
18 Years Ago, Red Says

STOCKHOLM. Sweden April Z OF1-Bela Kun leader Of the
unsuccessful Hungarian revolution of 1919 executed Mos
COW after 10 years prominent Hungarian
Communist said
Dr. George Lukacz H. professor of literature and philosophy
Budapest University said hundreds of HUNGARIAN and Polish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. ld,O couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one ddy. Wdit three tuU days
and receiue the license on the
MN dag. Sundays and holi-
ddyS are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC IS $50" 4-dr. station
wagon; 2-tone blue. hydramatic, r.
and h. Wv tires, power. steering.
further REDUCTION. oil. 4-5s7SS
P dlSfE @ ss Catalina So Gus
tom: hydra. r and h.; Sl,299: "a
r. and h.. 2-tone: 81. 400: '55 Star
Chief - convertible full power,
h hydrs GoR and n h., s2 &c., HpR-
ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. e-6464.
PONTIAC 1910 4-door with hydra;
second car: S395.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7i.5 wis. Ave. OIL. 4-61O0
PONTIAC AS 4-dr.; good cond.;
y Sl54 sssh; Fleetwood fleet SS.5,. 4-97e7;
SIS ss e or best offer' Oh. s.e4SS. '
PONTIAC 40 %-dr.: r. and h. by
dra., orig. dark green; IS 900
actual mi. peri. cond.; S295. ST.
3-7O9l.
PONTIAC 80 chieftain So 4-dr.
sedan: a sleek black beauty set of
With cGntrastiPG nisTior Mas Has n nE6e9s
to choose from. Ask for MR..
HAWKINS.
Stohlman Chevrolet
3270 M ST. NV
AID, 2-4ol4 AID. 2-l646
E aaMne1 SSt sO Ss.S Hnd f $685.
10 5-2924.
ROLLS ROYCE 1889 wrath sedan
ti Sia'A' o SLY tpfile MioSTfoss. ' Ssss
N Fairfax, Arlington, Va. JE.
2-3266 or JE. 2-099S
ROVER 1858 4-dr. sedan: r. and h.,
immaculate HninSsiit io Si.o5o. ia! 7oS75s..
STUDE. 1850 Champ. cdr. sed.: h..
Ss S OWNER sF. J Jo' 2-4ilS. s.
STUDEBAKER 1860 Champion 4
dr. oyerdrive. fully equipped, md
car; $500 or best offer. Bethesda.
sTuDEBAKER 1850 Champion q
d1 ssSan sYs5Gfss a ssEs S qfeR
S %Ii sy. BE BELL wo Mo SIsaS6 500
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Commander
$3.50. d or b sat OFFER Re T In stadss ans
sTUDEBAKER 1850; radio. heater,
inspection out of work. must sell.
s HfpUDEB.4aSKiER 1851 sedan; fally
equipped inside and out This car
h sSGES fSoel! sERvrc SsFe CENTER FER
$50 N. Glebe I'd, Arl.. Va. IA.
sTGDEBAkES 1854 Commander
m sRoIsf eOs sond ia5E s sSSgg SERi
CAN SERVICE CENTER Stude-
baker, 5s5 N. dlebe I'd. Arl.. Va.
stu DEE fasf q BseAt 10 sss; all
body styles. S145 up BOWMAN
sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Georgia ave.
sF F2i sB11S 1885 sport coupe;
fully equipped; Immaculate Sondi-
t ti9n very esnt low s mssSe p aMERfcAN
SERVICE CENTER, studebaker. 5s5
i block east Of Hecht Co
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion A
DR.. sedan: fully eGuippSed; gas gas,
S synss SytFdF HS essSnd sE as feis
CENTER. studebaker. bS5 N. Glebe
I'd. Arl.. Va. ia 7-7122. l block
east of Hecht Co
sTUDEBAKER So Commander COW:
VS. auto trans, Wv tires, ana
3, Going IN service must sc sen d. s2i2v'
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion ReEal
de luxe 4-dr. sedan; one owner;
excel. cond. auto. drive Just over
hauled; praet. new battery and seat
covers: good tires $3.50. WE
sTUDEBAKER 81 Recall cpe.; auto.
trans. r, h. S. c., good cond.; orig.
owner: low mileage; terrific buy.
LU l-347S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

sixth stree, Sc. 30 DAYS; James A.
Francis D Kerr, 36 U street Ne, ;
SfS5 "is@ sls'o Bays. 'F Roy SIS l.
Clara 139 Yuma street Sc, Is days;
Edna T. Cation ,.l6ll Isherwood street
Txentistb Street NV, is days days: AVN
n WslFer IA Fifteenth Street Ne.
80 DAYS, Max Pe!t2. 3204 Nichols avenus
ST. s;E,.. 70 Gays Benny, /; Brooks. loo
Reeinald Utterback, $500 North Twenty
Iourth street, Arlington, 10 DAYS; Wayne
u Patterson, %o06 adams street NE.
Street Ne oS" days fG TReodo ~" FGar5h
1889 Eighteenth Street NV. 30 days days
Durwsrd TAYLOR 900 Jackson street
Bass place Sc Is days chaTles F,
Thomas 43u3 Fourth street NV. is
Street ne 50 daTs;; EdIin E AifFtfef iii.
days; A!ar { stephens' @32 street
NE, 10 days. Johh L. Pendieton. 640$
E Tali,lf street NE: = DAYS. Harry W.
days; william g, Brown. i9I5 Thirteenth
S s5s !" DAYS; Willie L Roberts.
No 800 Hf"I ,,. street NE, 80 GAYS; Ray
/ !, DAYS; Richard r Kidd - o street
Nv. =" DAYS Troy Funderburk 325
!. StrfS. r , days Charles Tyson.
- A~''A.AL bAdNt o. ~ Gays. blTnlCn
Martin, i5s Fuller street M. *
Gays Walter. r Allen, POOL Claseett
PISS nSt 81 s;reti daYs E 56 GasE!ns
p Edwards. l4l7 Downins street Ne.
street NE Is days. william p II Harl
Ggt 51. Ia Jefferson street NV. Is
iantlc street Sc. 20 days: Nathantsi
SSaughn' p Bass circle S l., Is DAYS;
samuel NJ RUM 70@ Fourth street
Fourth street NV Is DAYS: 4's ssIautI III l.
6 EeWoey T,y 49, Nash street Ne, IS
st.so, Mt,Ioh AYERS .35Ol Thirteenth
I 1fee NV, . days, Daniel NJ Head.
DAYS; Harold ". Alexander. l4i5 Fiftv-
second avenue, Chapel Oaks, Nd 10
GAYS Leander Brooks. 33l Shepherd
Sac Varnum street, BisG d no Nd .
10 days Doris Y. Cain. i2@ Y street
NE, ; days James White ir s6$
y VS. Strs sNs NV s days; Henry T. Rich
and tIafhc school; MosSett / Mstth eS
Perry. llI3 N street NV, 30 days:
Rcsse c Knox 61a Fairmont street
n w" 80 days Bernard johnson 1900
Jay street NE, IS DAYS. Gerald F.
Stiwell. H3t Perry place NE ~ days.
walter ga1. E Hall n, 20 4 stree, NE. IS
dcrSo1, 1543 street NV IL DAYS;
Carl NJ Robinson, 1870 NJ street Sc
30 GAYS ana traffic school
Suspended until satisfaction Of judg-
ment-Harolc Z McKutch,n $50 Third
street S W George Edward white, Route
l. Clinton, Md Robert 7 Blackman.
a45 Longtellow street NV Lucille
Rs sS s1s ;e AG 5s street sc E W
lamin F Sears 1913 U street NV:
Frank A. Raymond 1919 G street NV
Charles Garrett, 1905 Fa!rmont
street NV
SUSPENDED for failure 10 file insurance
Luxe Oliver Holt. ""lu shannon place
s Johnnie Settles 49, BRYANT street
e James Carey Hines, 134 Twenty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
q Killed, 81 Injured
In Home Accidents
Here During Week

Falls in homes killed four per-
sons and injured 81 last week.
The District Red Cross Safety
Services reported yesterday that
1.-THE injuries of those who fell
INCLUDED five fractures. One child
suffered a fractured skull.
There were nine cases of ac-
Icidental poisoning involving
seven children and two adults.
The polsons included spot re-
mover, bleach. camphor and
Iturpentine, and excess doses of
aspirin and laxatives.
A young boy was severely in
Ijured when a playmate ham
Imered a dynamite cap. causing
lit to explode in the childs face.