WAC Injured In
Paris During
Military Scuffle
PARIS, June 22— </Pi —WAC
Pvt. Helen Potter, of Detroit, is
recovering from injuries suffered
in a scuffle between American and
French soldiers on Champs Eyls
ees Monday, her physician an
nounced.
Provost Marshal Buhrmaster
said there were no serious reper
cussions and commented “We’ve
had the usual soldier fights. One
night a French Foreign Legion
boy was beaten up because of his
threats to get revenge. We have
doubled the military police detail
around the Montmarte district. •
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He said reports of open clashes |
between French and American
troops in Paris lacked authentic-1
ity. The Potter incident is report
ed to have developed when she
sought to cross the avenue during
a French parade, which had
blocked it off for an hour.
Buhrmaster said the girl and
several American soldiers tried to |
break through the parade to get!
to their jobs on the other side, and
when a French soldier “carrying
out his orders” interferred the
scuffle followed.
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resumption .of postwar travel h
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dollars, or less than the prese
round-trpi rate to Europe.
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had already been made by elev«
passengers. The route will 1
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seille, Rome, Athens, Cairo, Bash
Karachi to Calcutta of the Atlar
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