davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-02
Much Tainted Source

The British government labeled the documents as necessarily a much tainted source." It said that Windsor meyer wavered in his loyalty to the British cause" The Duke called the part about him complete fabrication gross distortions of truth"
 The Democratic National Com mittee said it had no record of any such contributions as were mentioned in the Nazi papers. And it noted Pennsylvania cast all of it's 72 votes for Roosevelt
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-02
Nazi Plot to Put Duke of Windsor
 Back on British Throne Revealed
 In Captured Secret Documents

Ion the first and only presiden- tial ballot" that year.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09
Shaw Answers
His Critic

An answer to the request
of last weeks article stating
that I should apologize to the
Zoning Board Of Appeals for
a remark I made that gave
the impression that the bust
ness matters of the Board is
conducted like a barber shop
argument, that is not true.
I think the z. B. of A. is do
good job, but said then and
I am saying now we have a
Village Hall, and all legal
matters and any group dis
cussing legal matter can do so
in the Village Hall at the ex-
pense of the Village, that is
legal, but donation on light
on home and barber shop is
not covered by Ordinance.
know Mr.. Wright did not,
and would not ask for a do
nation, but if our president
thinks that much of the z. B.
of A. what about other hard
working groups and individ-
uals, don't they deserve some
recognition?
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09

THE FLAME-Special Sunday,
Big Jacks Band, a popular ag.
sregation of music makers who
ust might appeal to your sense
Of rhythm. And, too, here are
The smiling and gracious bar.
maids, always pleasant; always
milling anr ready to serve you..
They are Gloria Casey, Julia
Henry, Mary Cheevers, wife Of
Walter (they are the proprietary
md Beulah Arlington. Come on
md meet them. George Photo.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09
Attention!
Robbins Voters!

Please, before you cast your
vote, regardless of party; it's
time to think about the welfare
of our village.
We are living in modern
atomic age. Why not try to i'm
prove our horse and buggy ways
of living; think of the men you
vote for; study his platform;
listen to his views. What about
his personal progress? What has
he done for the village? What
has he done for himself? What
has he shown in his past that
would qualify him as your
leader? How does he live?
How does he rate as a citizen?
s he qualified to meet the
the people with whom he will
come in contact with?
Will he represent the village
with our interest at heart?
These and many more ques-
tons. We should think many
times about before and get the
fact about the candidate before
you cast your vote. This is not
a time to give no one a break.
This is the time for every citi-
zen to vote wisely and not just
because a friend asks you.
Your vote today is the power
tina will determine the future
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09
Continued from page -

tracheobronchial tree and es-
ophagus, and members of the
nursing staff of The Suburban
Cook County tuberculosis
Sanitarium at Hinsdale, will
present a skit.-
The conference is open to
the public without charge. Re-
servations for the noon lunch
cons, at $3.50 each, may be
made by calling or writing to
James c.: Somerville, the Tu-
berculosis Institute, ~1412 w.
Washington, Chicago 7.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09

policy" and is personally sign
ed by the president, David D.
Henry.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09
Ill.,. Richards
IGNORED

Community High School has
been honored once again by
having its superintendent, DR..
Harold L. Richards, appointed
as a member of t h e newly
created University of Illinois
Citizens Committee.
AS a member of the commit
tee for two years, Supt. Rich
ards is extended all the cour-
tesies of a regular member of
the teaching staff of the uni
versity. The handsome citation
carrying his appointment
states:
1.-THE advisory committee is
established by the Board of
Trustees to advise the presi-
dent of the university on mat
tiers relating to the welfare of
the institution, its development
and services to the state, and
on questions of general public
Of our village for 4 years to
come. Vote wisely; vote intelli
gently; vote DEMOCRATIC!
Original Citizens Party
John S. Richardson, Pres.
F. L. Lipscomb, Sec'y.
paid Political Adv
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: RG- V1IIET1TEz

--Brand-new 5-bedrm., 3lk-bath
features ise. library or bsdrm. and
bath on LIST. q. LOWER l0s.
FRANK sA,I. 9 PHILLIPs NC DI.
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OUTSTANDING
OPPORTUNITY
HOUSES FoR sALE-M.W.

AMEEIcAN 0. PAEK : Bunsalov.
q d.nl " s saa; .I: al b en- . M
4. has ! Ice. dormitofy I'm. and
BATH; full bsmt., maids I'm,
shower: Oct. garage; oil h.-W,h.;
front porch. Priced at only SIZE
go RSsC KE 5sSgE REALTY co, NC.
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c0LORED-S7e.50 MO-: mr.. Texas
ave. and = st, Sc; lovely S-rm.
SEk.. semide.;, 2 ssdTTms;: Nv I'm; /:
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THE WADE

1901 18th 81. NV. :,
Very vell heated gonv % AZ
downtown areas. 1 hedrn., Nv. rm.,
kIl and bath. qQmplatfIy. Iedeeo.
mo, 10 Inspect, see lssidpnl mall
RRrlIssssa Inc "a. s..bpsOds' oss Z
COLOnED--i03e Oh sT. NJ
s s.sssa PEN n. sp es1 RSsEsn' go ~
cohp nED = IOWA ArLss 1871
a.bedrm.i apt, newly detofatadl
blinds, stove, refgfs heat hoi
Essss is g ssii CO. s.ss9s e
COL onkD-lses kyAhIs 81. ~ =.
S69.bO and 1920. RE-. mai
viii shew. WALKER 4 DUNLOP,
INC, co. B-02n2.
C0LORED, N.E.--Nsvly dee6fat ed,
u mod. BLDG, bedrm bath. M
a 4 si1!. B b. eGlsso Co. i'is =
COLONEL = CL0sE-IN NV.
EIn.. bedrm., kit. and bath fefee,
h,-wh, t036-l2 Providence et.i
sbb, Cali aesnt, RI 7-ilei.
COL0RED = 17l0 QUARLEs sT,
NE.--e rma.. dinette, kit. bath,
redec., fbb. co, b-0222,
C0LORED--ia2s IN ST. NV
z fms., kit, bath, lge, din. rm.,
which can BE- used Is End bedfm
Only S7b mo-. incl. heat and hol
Vnter To lnHDack. see innltoF OF
COLOnRD--Sail b 81, e.Es-s
rms. dinette. kit. bath. porch
S6l 80, mel, heat, co. 6-9222
COLORED--6isi n 81. sE.---Mod
3-rn. epts pvt. ba!h. ntll.. turn,
C0LOnED--iae0 lDth 80. NE z,
: hedfms.. Nv, ful., dinette, Ri.
f ieS 0 MAJOR sS y88hss 10000 q 80.
C0LORkD = LOOKING ron TIT
BEsf e-bedIm; apt for Sgs Z
cali Mr.. LINDSAY, 10, l-l2lo
bsts 10 a.m.-d pm. daily fpf
appt. 70 see and-n. apt gf2
ilth u, s.e.. cony. 70 eyerytking
4 real home 20 Z eualliled tenant,
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WOusEs uHTuRHlsNRD


0LEBE NJ. AND LEE hwy. AnkA
epaelqus, S-bsarooms, z -petn ~.
maid's room ai X Bassmsnt, seresnsi
4 Co. NC. "a. 6.o10z:
brick- ana .lrame coioniai: fgs.
place, scr. porch, patio; COW. To-
Gated IN Rosemary Hills. neal
lfjfh and East-W west hiGhUay
Sf35 mo. Cal ~. e.2l00.
TORCOM LANE AREA = Lovely
modern brk. rambler: 3 Dr.. elec.
kit, sep. din. fm., rec. fm.s pqiiL-
In gar: mined 0ccup.; ylnQ.
ASK -usi REALTY CO.. 80. e-lz52:
5o07 18th ST. N.Ws--Dst.i 2 rms,
sfoo. PLAn W. 6okp0N, fEc.''
1905 I4th II. NV co. 5-0e37.
DETACHED DETACHED ,i HONE near s,,f Takso esS
Ri rthfISS5P Ri CO.. sis 81. 4za .f2a4. 7
F a.iS, cHg S.Sgm. slS s.i1.l s ssss
u L .p c;io eas.l. III E' s-5sS2. m -
FALLS CHURCH-3-be ram
from 500 70 5000. ARFAx REAL.
III. INC, VI. $500.
8. ARL.-Attrac. 4-bedrm. Cap
Gcs walk 1 no e Pf sesgs III Ip1 z 1s%s
SILVER gPRING Completely Re.
decorated Groom. 2-bath Ibriel
Colonial: large kitchen with built.
in table area; fireplace IN liy
rm., side-screened porch; detaehec
garage; basement; " blk. 70 ~
Michael Church and SCHOOL, S1e(
RsSrESS 81 Co.. cj 81. st:z4s2S. '
MCLEAN: yA.--3 bedrHs.. 2 beshs
hood Of Langley: liy. rm.. sep.
arate din. rmy playrm. z-cai
garage. screened porch: mostly
level: charming all-elec. lit. Eltt
beamed ceiling and hrepl, zoo
mo. Avail. today. GRACE a
6-403l or ~. 6-32ee.
4-BEDRM., IIt-BATH bfk, cpl0nia
with rec. rm., ser. porch, Ia At
lington Country Club area, Dishw.
washer and dryer incl. $3.50
cEQWELL q CO.. NC IA. D.
N. MYER AREA--ouaint barn-Tet
washington blvd. and Pershlng Or
r rD sS9iD. q sisz z 70, oceRowEL a
Sc. AREH-- s-bedrm, bFk.. ,frt
porch. fenced I'd; biz. bus
shops; immed. oecup. hA. o-6s27
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AMERICAN y. RAHk - BUNGALOW,
III a ~, ny IT, Eszz; nrs saz k On I yn1
4. has ! Ice. dormitory ynn. and
5atR: full bsmt.. maids m.
front porch. Priced At only Sf7,.
$50. KENNEDY REALTY CO., NC.
RA, 3-0302.
BRIARCLIFR ePG. VALLEY AREA
---Brand-new 6-bedrm., 3lk-bath
Colonial, MASTERPIECES Of fne quail;
features lge, library or bedEm. and
bath on LIST. q, LOWER l0s.
z .i4Si; eyes. 2 rH "! s.s4ls &c d.
CaEyY CHASE. sle. os0--s-bsdrm;.
eond.; Lafayette. Blessed Sacra-
ment. Deal. Wilson. 81. Johns
ss 5sSk . gHGE 9uIcE SALE
l4ll: ewes, HA. Z-3421,
CHEVY CHASE, D, c. new llstine
pet. stone-and-frame Colonial
Htn Gen: powder rm.. rec. rm;.
eop Sf0i Resi Su1 9a y sgsS5So ss c:li
LEoUM 4 oEkBER. al. S.scS %:
after 0 pm, EN-. 2-1361.
CHEVY CHASE. Lafayette, Blessed
SACRAMENT Schools area-Briek
Colonial; lst-noor powder rm. 3
bedrooms, 2 baths. screened porch,
Attached garage; saking S23 $50.
MAKE oner. Cal WO. $500 III
= pm; kDW H. JONES q CO..
CHEYY CHASE. Blessed Sacrament,
LeIayeste senoois-A. spacious.
2 bedrooms, 2 baths. large living
k EGCh; o. ! 5a,,, rSoE, very larss
leaying country. Make oifer s an
WO. 6-230O I'll . pm. EDW' ii.
ZONES q CO., INC, Chevy Chase,
CHEyY CHAgE-Handsome CENTER
den. = bath. 3 bedrms., Q BATH,
garage, ext; mid EOS. SAMUEL
4.oa ssSoc. .vs... Rm. & s.ls ssSsfs' AD'
CHEVY CHAsE-L0w 20s. Pine Co
1onial BRICK home In Blessed Sac
Lament Parish; 3 bedrooms. Open
nearth In living room. Biz
screened porch, patio. beautiful
rserestlon room and garase. CAL
pm. KE. 7-1soo. 80
CHEVY cHAsE-once-in-a-lifstime
price Perfect 4 bedrms.. 2 baths;
sTTEivhH2N;is. 'i p. s es F'n- s@ Ss
oE0RGEI0WN-A Imal house
q n3ne III s altsssini pa ca bed
6Eoo. NC. Do. 1850. . .
q. Y. u: income home rms. .
%. invest. OWNER. Ap. g a-77 -
ROCK CREEK F0REsT-Beaufiful
s a5,sr Colonial n.1 very sD.sieg:
On end a.: 2 bedrms. ana bath HI
finished attic, living rm. i6x2s,
True center-hau plan. powder rm..
nreezeway 20 gear garage. Facing
Rock Creek Park on quiet side
street IN . neighborhood Of very
high-priced homes. ASKING $31, !.
SSe9s;rSs Can I'll z r;m nI,o r. A. HUM
WALTER REED-Handsome, Biz
center-hail brick Colonial with
neayy slate roof. psneled den.
finished 3rd noor; rec rm.. 2
GooEs Iaf Ike DeA sss.ooc SOG s1t r. r.;
priced ct Sls.D50. FRANK 8.
ewes. IA. 2-sS2i. =
N.W.-HoNE AND fNvWTEFNT.
S1s.950. 2-tamtly apt, sep: en-
tr. 1st-a. hv. nm. 2 bedrms..
mod. kit. and bath; 2nd-n, apt,
liv. rm-. bedrms.. mod. kit. and
bath. excel cond.: LIST 9. rented
same tenant Is yrs. at SIS mo. I:
Ind a.. vacant: 1900 cash, BAL
anee easy terms Call Capt. Troy.
W. D WRIGHT. IN. $500.
.,,,..I soqoY soTrS2M 49,.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE nice home with 2
middle AGED prof ladies lwhitel
for $50 mo, incl. utils. LA. o-3O3l
RETIRED WIDOWER will share
furn. Va. rambler with settled cple.
No drinkers or invalids. XII. O.
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1888 Qaleq %. l.e.-2 bedTul, ne
E :|:IIsa si Il sS!sSsI '; Ne. i ~
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BUSINESS oPPoRIUNIIIEs

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AIR-COND. RESTAURANT. for sale
or lease, now operating y days
wk.. good loo. for right party.
BUSINESSMAN OR WOMAN, In
terested In learning the real estate
and building business, wonderful
S SsDUr'uin arm N Alex. Va; must
have capital to invest. To save
time, please give your past his
tory and amount Of money avail
All information will be considered
confidential. P.o. Box SIS, Alex,
RESTAURANT, downtown. Pa. ave,
opp. large Govt, bldes.; LIQUOR.
Doing $500 daily; q days; elab-
crate equip, same owners IL yrs:
Si2.5OO cash BOB HoLLANDER
M .sScis s.Sylls IAN Pa ave NV
LUNCH RM.-plIect from owner,
Bethesda. Nd.
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1854 QUEEN 81. Nh,
an isid rear 'i SsasS. ssS Ss No.
1900 Z 81. 81
Mr.. NAVY Yard, Modern lge. one
hedrm. apt. 500. so mo. KEY 81 apt.
zoo 3 CT. az.
NJ. q, 3. Capitol. Modern ine. Z
rm.. hit. and bath apt. S0o.B0 mo.
Key 1t apt. 203.
1871 eth st. Nh
Mr.. Rhode lnlnnd Ave. IGe. S.1eo-
I'm ant. S62 80 mo, Key q 1899
eth 81. NE. LIST q.
1891 oALLAUpgr 81. NE.
Convenient section, Lee. rm.,
~ i44S GALS 81. M
~ sennins "a. Lss. one-bedrm-
,owygN |, e, cAloM,EIs NV /, corr y, "a
coLoRED
LarEe apt. with 8 double bed.
bath. SIS. 1909 9th Il. nv
coLoRKD
bedrm. apis. Is sc. wash. varioa.
locations; rents, $50 70 $50 per
KARL W. COREY a CO.. NC.
Dos S0th 81. NV.
NJ. 7-3lee 10. 2-022s
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o0.Op APIS. F0R SALE

OWNER TRANSFERRED. offers
:sbos a2s:s-sl'S sd HSs h?pib . sss
2th bsdrmiy. 2 psnfries. kit. and
many elosetss Locked storage I'm.
and gafage IN bamt Radically re-
dueed price. Very moderate down
EDMUND J. FLYNN CO.. Ma. B.
3isR CALF. ST. NW.-2 rms, Kit.
ssrv. no. 2-4i34s Apt. 5b1.
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BEDRM. APT, $05 MO.
an sas 2; is NV lf s.sss: e. ".
=. I'M I ssegm h..s -, ar ,l ;s., e1. ~
and tranIp, Inspect 81 seeing Mr..
S&sHa. ARk. eHsHSEa ~ In. H.sSssSS,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

va iei3 Hillside ave, Falls
s.I.ss scsSl;isS ,J Ssnsiis
"a. A-lAO0.
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SUITABLE FOR
ROOMING HOUSE
S15.95O-S1 600 DIN.

Mr.. 18th AND PARK ROAD
Semi-det tapestry brick with
large Nv. rm., Arepl.. separate din.
rm-.- lge. kit. front and rear
porches, bedrms.. "a baths. full
Sss a. VII. LILLE IrNnt arS rear sn snIss
Just Q few blocks from Rock Greek
Park Nv amt only
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PoGdY BOTTOM
Attraetiyely remodeled. 2 bedfm..
bath: exceptional storsee space:
ample liv.-din. rm.. kit: front yard.
brick rear patio. MI. Kuhn. d.
7-7e0O: ewes. AD. 4-e052
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APARTMENTS WANTED

Gf6L desires fuFn. or unfurn, enc.
apt. In oe0fgetovn area. Call eve
nlnss. no. 1866. Ext. 432.
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9-BEDRM, IIS-BATH brk, Colonial
iineton Country Club ares, Dlshw. !.
washer and dryer incl. $3.50.
cEQWELL q CO.. INC. IA. B.
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NIL, JI1b n. 4th etl-Spaclout %
eedrm: 2-Ssth house with sa .,S
Franz "a R' s. PHI Paiti h 'I NC. 81.
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ALL i0F:on aiG I.ps = sSsS q colc ,Ssi o
ssas0O39s drs baths se,;.. s%s ,c Ssn,
oEokdE Mason GREEN CO.
Renltor. IA. 4.llOO.
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cOLoRm

o2l o ct. n.W.-3-story brick:
10 rooms, bath, h.-w.h.; Price
$4,000. Ma. S-S4e7.
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T0L6RoOK T-N

ss ToRREsTER ST. s:w;-2 rms
mo. incl. h.-vh. CO. 5-6222.
e3e C. GIRARD 81. y, Ne; -, mi rms,
only s55 mo. co: b-6222.
fso IRVING ST. Me- rms. a.
SSsiis. s i 50 Jam mo- '' incl e. k S.tS
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.Mixup Helps
Solve Ho|dup

Police expecting to find a fight.
ran into a holdup instead early
today and arrested two men
charged with the offense.
Pvts. Robert F. Vernon and
Charles M. Monroe were dis
patched to the 200 block of E
street NV. to break up the re-
ported battle. 1t turned out the
night was on d street, but the
trip was not in vain.
From 202 Z street NV.
Thomas Tolliver. IS. poked his
head from a window and yelled
he had been robbed. The po-
Ilicemen started after two men
he pointed out.
One caught Clarence Williams,
81, a porter. Of the 1900 block
of Belmont street NV, and the
other nabbed Daniel M. john
son, 90, of the 200 block OF
Cromwell Terrace NE.
At the station they recovered
$37.43 and some articles Mr.. Toll
liver said were taken from his
apartment by two men who
broke in with a rusty revolver,
ripped out the telephone wires
and demanded the money.
Williams and johnson were
charged with HOUSEKEEPING and
robbery.
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RESORT FORECAST

Southern New Jersey
Mostly fair, warm and
humid Friday but scattered
thundershowers likely, high
est 1898.
Upper and Lower Bay
Partly cloudy, warm and
humid tomorrow with scat
tered afternoon thunder
showers, highest in the up
per Dos. Southerly winds,
1920 miles per hour.
Ocean Beaches--Consid-
cradle cloudiness and scat
tered afternoon showers or
thundershowers tomorrow,
highest in the middle 80s.
Skyline Drive 49, Partly
cloudy, warm and more
humid with scattered after
noon thundershowers. high
est 1862. Visibility mostly
good but locally poor in the
morning fog and during
showers.
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Mercy Killings Justified,
British Doctor Declares

LONDON, June 81 B-A
British doctor has told television
viewers that mercy killings are
justified in certain circumstances
and he admitted two.
I'm one case a baby was born
which was a complete monster.
I just put it on one side and left
1T unattended, with the inevi-
table result" the doctor, a chub-
by. balding man with a small
white beard and who was not
identified by name, told millions
of viewers.
He said the second case was
To- young boy whose internal Or
Igans were torn away in a war
time raid but who still retained
consciousness. Without the
slightest hesitation / gave him
ia heavy dose of morphia," the
doctor said.
Taking part with the doctor
on the TV program discussing
mercy killings was the Anglican
Bishop of Exeter, DR.. Robert
Morgan. The bishop said mercy
killing was wrong but there is
a great difference between de-
liberate killing and death from
an overdose of pain-relieving
drugs"
The bishop said that if a doc
tor had to administer An extra
large dose of a pain-killing drug
to relieve a person of "intoler-
able agony" he should do it.
even if death should follow
Immediately,
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District and vicinity-Mostly
fair. warm and humid today but
q few late afternoon and evening
thundershowers are likely. Some
eloudiness tonight. lowest near
~. Warm and humid Friday
with scattered afternoon thun-
dershowers. Winds. IL am. to-
day. southwest. 10 miles per
hour.
Maryland - Partly cloudy
warm and humid today. tonight
and Friday with scattered after
noon and evening thunder
showers. Low tonight 60-65 in
the mountains and in the 70s
elsewhere. Highest tomorrow in
the 80s.
Virginia-Partly cloudy. warm
and humid this afternoon. to-
night and Friday with scattered
afternoon and evening thunder
showers. Lowest tonight in the
COS In the west and 68-74 in the
east.
n Lower Potomac and Chesa.
peake' Bay-Southerly winds, 10
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Conviction Set Aside
lin Murine Arms Case

= CAMP PENDLETON, Calf,
June 81 (R.-The court-martial
conviction of an l8-year-old Ma
Irine who refused to bear arms
has been set aside by the COM
handing general Of Camp PEN
dleton.
Mai. Gen. Reginald H. Ridgely,
jr., ordered the charge of wilful
disobedience against Pvt. Peter
II. Green dismissed yesterday
and assigned the youth, who
claims the status of a conscien-
tious objector, to noncombatant
duty.
Gen. Ridgely tossed out the
conviction on the grounds that
at the time the order to bear
arms was issued, Green's status
as a conscientious objector had
not been officially determined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
Philip Talks Too Soon
About Women Drivers

The millionth member Of the
Automobile Association is his
daughter, 5-year-old Princess
Anne. The association enrolled
her the day she was born.
Later a dark green sports car
and a small sedan tangled in
Staines. near Windsor Castle. in
front Of Reginald Parker's vege-
table store. Mr.. Parker and his
wife. who ran out. told reporters
Philip was driving the sports
car and the Queen was along.
Witnesses said nobody was
hurt. Shortly after the time Of
the accident. the royal couple en-
ltertained the British common
wealth prime ministers at a din
lner at the castle.
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LONDON. June 81 (R.--Prince
Philip tossed out a broad hint
yesterday that he has none too
high an opinion of women
drivers. Several hours later he
repeatedly was in a collision
while driving his wife. Queen
Elizabeth II.
The Prince had concluded an
address to the annual meeting OF
the British Automobile Associa-
ton with these words:
Il will take your greetings to
the millionth member. who has
not yet shown any inclination to
drive. The longer we can put
of that awful moment the bet
ter"
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Bureuucruts Work

MOSCOW. June 81 Rl.-
White collar workers bounced of
their Jobs by a cut in Soviet
bureaucracy are acquiring man.
ual skillS. The TasS agency
reports the administration for
labor reserve is training them as
metal and construction workers
sewing experts and switchboard
operators. Salary and tuition
for four to six months are paid
lass says.
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mounted on the machine for the
third boring.
When the drill broke through
into the chamber. the trapped
men loaded a cloth hat and a
piece of lumber into the bit.
When they came out at the
other end the rescuers knew
they had reached their goal.
The men said that when they
heard the cave-in start, they
headed for the exit.
One man made it-Robert
Davis. 81. Of .Cadiz. II heard
the timbers cracking and the
earth squeeze. ! turned and
ran" he said.
The others saw they we're toe
late and rushed back into the
small inset.
They could hear the rescuers
working, and were helpless tC
aid them. They did dig out
some air passages. but mostly
they waited.
II just prayed. I knew you
guys would reach me-" said Mr.
KowalSki.
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I'll Motorcycles Left
Behind by Peron

BUENOS AIRES. June 81 (P.
The newspaper La Razon says
the property deposed Dictator
Juan Peron left behind in Ar
Notwithstanding 211 motor
cycles and motorscooters-will
be sold at public auction.
The Argentine supreme. court
ruled that Gen. Peron's assets
were 'illgotten" and ordered
them turned over to the gov
eminent.
The ex-dictator,s local prop
ierty also included apartment
houses. an airplane. two. launches
and hundreds of pieces Of
jewelry and art works.
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The doctor said a physician
had to take q chance with pain
killing drugs: II have heard of
a case where one-sixth Of a
grain Of morphia killed. But on
the other hand many hundreds
of grains have been taken with
out fatal effect.
I'm general it is calculated
risk and you must give enough
to relieve pain. I am quite sat-
isfied with the present law J.. i.
III you act according to your
conscience you have nothing to
fear"