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7645 New Hampshire Ave.
6205 Georgia Ava. N.W. ‘ 4905 Georgia Ava. N.W.
Trucker Is Charged
After Sideswiping of .
Police Official's Car
A 28-year-old man today was
charged with failure .to give full
time and attention to his driving
after he reportedly sideswiped the
car of Inspector Robert S. Bryant,
assistant superintendent of police.
Police said Inspector Bryant’s:
police car was parked on Ninth I
street north of Massachusetts!
avenue N.W. when it was brushed
by a car driven by John O. Harris i
of the 4300 block of Albemarle
street N.W. at 6:30 am. today.
Harris, who police said is self*
employed In the trucking business, |
had been up all night and was
“fatigued.” according to the re
port. Damage was estimated at
$125 for the police car and SSO
for Harris’ car. Neither man was
hurt. |
Child Struck by Bus.
In an accident yesterday, a
5-year-old boy suffered leg in
juries when he was struck by a
private school bus while playing
in an alley, police reported.
Police this morning had not'
identified the driver of the back
ing bus which struck John W.
Whelan of 2118 P street N.W., in
an alley behind his home. They
said the driver took the child to
his home. The boy then was
taken to Georgetown University
Hospital.
Woman’s Car Hits Pole.
A Federal Bureau of Investi
gation clerk. Frances M. Elrod.
; 28, of 328 Farragut street N.W.,
; was taken to Georgetown Hos
pital with head injuries last night
after the car she was driving
swerved into a light pole and a
stone wall in the 3800 block of
Canal road, according to police.
A Corporation Counsel’s hear
ing was scheduled May 5 on the
accident, in which a light pole
was broken and S3OO damage done
to the car, police said. The car
apparently swerved over a small
island in the middle of the road.
Truman Predicts Freedom
Will Return to Czechs
Sy tht Associated Press
President Truman predicts Com
munist-controlled Czechoslovakia
will again become free “at the
proper time” and says he is doing
■ all he can to help restore free
dom to its people.
The President told a group of
Americans of Czech descent in the!
White House rose garden yester-;
day that people in the Soviet
satellites are freedom-loving, but
that Communist rulers in those
countries and elsewhere are
despots.
1 Mr. Truman responded to a
greeting from Joseph Triner of
I Chicago, president of the National
Council of Czechoslovak Societies
. in America.
! Mr. Triner had congratulated
; him on his “couragedbs effort” in
! behalf of Czechoslovakia “and
other enslaved satellites” on the
( eve of tKe birthday of the late
Thomas Masaryk, Cxechoslovak
I President.* "" s
I Speaking Informally, the Presi
dent referred to Jan Masaryk, son
jof the Czechoslovakia President,
as a great statesman and said
he was “recently murdered” in
> Prague.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY. MARCH A. 1953
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