Evening star. [volume], May 13, 1948, Page A-10, Image 10

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District Boy Among 14
To Get Traffic Safely
Medals From Truman
Ronald Weaver, 11, of 809 Otis
place N.W., a student at the Ray
mond School, is among 14 school
children who will receive special
honor medals from President Tru
man at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow for out
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standing bravery In rescuing others
from traffic danger.
The American Automobile Asso
i ciation said the presentation will be
j the first in a series of events in the
'National School Safety PatrM Pa
rade and Rally staged here annu
ally. There will be special enter
| tainment in the open-air theater
at the base of the Washington Mon
ument tomorrow night,
j Pulled Child From Car Path.
The Weaver boy was recommend
ed for the honor because he pulled
another child from the path of an
automobile April 6 while he was on
duty at New Hampshire avenue and
Princeton place N.W.
Judges for the awards to be made
during the parade of 16,000 School
; Safety Patrol members on Constitu
tion avenue at 10 am. Saturday
were announced today by the as
sociation.
The parade will begin at Fourth
street and Constitution avenue N.W.,
and proceed on Constitution avenue
to Seventeenth street N.W. The re
viewing stand is located on Consti
tution avenue between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets.
The judges are:
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Slogans—Lawson Cantrell, asso
ciate superintendent of the District’s
public schools; Mrs. Lillian Somer
vell, principal of the Kensington
Elementary School; Mrs. Leo Quinn,
co-chairman of safety education,
Prince Georges County Safety
Board, and Richard Mansfield,
safety director of The Star.
Drills—Maj. Paul C. Miller, Maj.
Riley W. Meader and Capt. Olin L.
Ryder, headquarters, Military Dis
trict of Washington.
Floats—Jinx Falkenberg,
star; Hal Hale, executive secfe'
of the American Association of State
Highway Officials, and Dr. Irma
Gene Nevins, national director. Ac
cident prevention Department,
American Red Cross.
Bands — Frederick C. Wilken,
leader, Almas Temple Band; Malton
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Boyce, representing Washington’s
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Gable, music department head,
District public schools.
Judge of the best appearing unit
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rector of the President’s Highway
Safety Conference, while Tex Mc
Crary, husband of Miss Falkenberg,
will select the most unusual feature
of the parade.
Mrs. Goering Indicted
As Nazi 'Profiteer'
MUNICH, Germany, May 13.
Emmy Goering, widow of the reichs
marshal, was indicted yesterday a:
a major offender under the de
nazification law.
Mrs. Goering is in jail near Augs
burg. She is charged with ‘‘prof
iteering’’ from Nazi connections
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