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wasn't as bad as reported.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Atlantic Pact

NSOIltlIluel T Olll T IL 81 IdSt.'
warm good neighbor relations
with Russia, the Norwegian gov
ernment declared most cate
gorically that it neither will take
part IN a policy which has aggres-
Sive aims nor will it grant bases
for foreign military forces on
Norwegian territory as long as
Norway is not attacked or sub
jected to threats of attack"
Russia had expressed suspicion
of a similar declaration earlier
about bases.
The Norwegian note asserted
that in no instance will the gov
ernment decide from loose and
provocatory rumors' whether
there is a threat of attack, as the
Russians had charged might be
done.
Facts alone" will decide what
defense steps should be taken.
Norway declared. 1T is self-evi-
dent" the note to Russia added,
that such appraisal rests solely
with the Norwegian government"
Senator Hits Propaganda
Meanwhile. Senator Watkins.
of Utah. assailed in
a Senate speech what he called a
propaganda" camgaign to con-
vince this country that a military
alliance with Western European
countries is the last chance for
peace"
He criticized newspaper edi-
torials on military phases of the
proposed security arrangement.
and publication of what purported
to be details of treaty provisions
which are not available yet to
members of Congress generally
He demanded that obligations
Evening star., 1949-03-04
J. ParneI| Thomas Trial
Is Postponed Indefinitely

The District Court trial of Rep
resentative j. Parnell Thomas
Republican, of New Jersey yes
terday was postr ned indefinitely
pending his release from Walter
Reed Hospital.
The trial had been scheduled
for next Monday. Last Saturday
Mr.. Thomas returned to the hos
pital after another internal hem
orrhage.
Mr.. Thomas is charged with
conspiracy to def1aud the Gov
eminent and filing false claims in
connection with his congressional
office payroll.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney John w. Fihelly informed Dis
trict Court Judge Henry A.
SchWeinhaut that the hospital
had reported it will take several
more days to check on Mr.. Thom-
as condition and that the legis-
lator may be in the hospital an
other three or four weeks.
Mr.. Thomas trial has been
postponed several times because of
his physical condition.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Cigarette Blamed in Fire
ROUTING 200 Girl Students

A cigarette left burning on
window sill today was blamed BY
fremen for the blaze which
prompted more than 200 students
to leave their rooms last night al
the old Georgetown University
Hospital.
The fire was confined to one
third floor window of the building,
which now houses freshmen STU
dents. No one was injured.
In responding to the fire, Bat
talon Chief Clarence Quick S
automobile collided with another
car at Thirty fourth and N
streets NV.
Police said Sidney K. Bishop,
80, of the 1000 block of North Lar
rimore street, Arlington, was driv-
ing the chiefs car and the other
was operated by Thomas H. Allen,
jr., 18, a student, who lives at
Fort Myer. Young Allen elected to
forfeit $25 collateral on charge
Of failing to yield the right of way
to an emergency vehicle. Police
said no one was hurt in the
accident.
A piece of radium will lose half
it's radiating power in 500 years.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Inquest 10 Be Held in Death
OF Woman After Beatina

An inquest in the death of Mrs.
Dorothy Abel Reed, As, of 1900
Vermont avenue NV, who died
after an apparent beating in her
apartment yesterday, was to be
held today at the District Morgue.
Police said Stanley Olczak, IS,
described as Mrs. Reeds common
law husband, told them he found
her unconscious on a bed in her
apartment when he came in from
work late yesterday. He called a
doctor after attempting to revive
her, police said He is being held
for action of the coroner.
70 An autopsy performed last night
by Deputy Coroner Christopher j.
Murphy showed Mrs. Reed suf-
fered a fractured skull and brain
hemorrhage. She had scratches
and bruises on the face and neck,
police said, and both eyes were
blackened.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Missing u. S. Sailor Charges
French Legion ShQnqhQied Him

a new overcoat for handing yol
over to the French"
After training, Ryan said he wa!
shipped to Singapore and saw one
Of his own ships as he passed
through the Suez Canal on the
way. He said he was beaten sew.
eral times for, trying to smuggle
/ letters out.
Ryan said he was sent to Indo-
China at post near the Chinese
border.
"We were attacked every night
by the Vietnamese," Ryan said
Seven of us planned to escape
Finally on October 10, 1948, ]
was put on night guard. Four OF
my friends backed out of the es-
cape plan. They knew if they
we're caught by either side it
meant they would be beheaded. u
Ryan said he and two others, a
Czech and a German (both now
in Canton jaiD made a dash
through the jungle for the Chinese
border. After narrow escapes and
getting lost they finally made
their way into China.
Chinese customs men picked
them up. Ryan said, and told
them you are very lucky, only
one man got out before you in the
past year."
Upon their arrival here the
Czech and German were jailed
pending further inquiry into their
strange tale.
American naval authorities here
have issued instructions that
Ryan be turned over to the COM
mander of the United States Navy
in the Philippines as soon as prac-
ticable. The Navy has Ryan listed
as a deserter.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Rent Control
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went along with the subcommit-
tee or the proposed bill.
He said he believed that meas
ure would protect those who had
gone ahead in good faith to invest
money in cooperative apartments.
The session of the House Dis
trict Committee Monday. it was
emphasized today, will not be an
open meeting for testimony or the
hearing of witnesses. The session
will be executive. for action on
several measures which have come
up from subcommittees.
This announcement was made
because several persons. particu-
larly teachers. had appealed to
the committee for the opportunity
TO be heard on the pay raise bill
for policemen. firemen and teach
erS
Evening star., 1949-03-04

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they were there the floor gave
away.
Fire Chief Louis McClain said
IL firemen went down a winding
stairway into the basement, in
the belief the fire had not gained
sufficient headWay to be danger
GUS. While they were there the
floor gave away.
Charles E. Hodges. managing
director Of the Charleston Cham
ber Of Commerce, estimated the
damage at from $750,OOO to ST.
100000. There was considerable
water damage in the Fleetwood
Hotel next to the Kresge store.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
BY the Associated Press

CANTON, China, Mar. A.
James Patrick Ryan, "a, United
States Navy sailor missing for 19
months from his ship in the Medi-
1terranean, today charged he was
shanghaied into the French For
eign Legion.
Ryan, who gave his address as
Huntingdon. Pa, said he was
brought halfway around the world
to fight the Viet-Namese in Indo-
China before he managed to
escape. He said it took him five
months on foot and by river boat
to reach Canton. He was being
treated at a hospital for malnu-
triton and jungle ulcers on orders
from the American consul.
The American charged in an in
terview that he was one of several
Americans being held against their
will IN the French Foreign Legion.
Ryan said he was a seaman
aboard the U. S. S. H. R. Dickson,
a destroyer. He missed the ship
at San Reno. Italy, on July 2,
1947, he said. The sailor said he
hoped to catch it at Nice, France,
and rushed there only to be picked
up by French Foreign Legion mill
tary police and questioned.
Il spoke no French and they no
English" he said. $50 we talked in
German which 1 picked up during
the war"
THAT was my mistake" Ryan
contended. They refused to be-
lieve I was an American and
threw me in military jail
The American said he wrote
several letters to the American
Ambassador in Paris but received
no replies.
Il was guarded "a hours a day."
he said.
Two weeks later, he went on, he
was taken to the Foreign Legion
replacement depot at Marseilles
and kept in irons. He as
serted that when he refused to
sign enlistment papers he was
sent to Fort Nicholas Prison.
There, he said, his Navy uniform
was taken, his head was shaved
and he was issued legion clothing.
Then, he said, he was sent to
North Africa.
At Sidi Bel Abbes, the main le-
gion replacement center in North
Africa, Ryan said. he was accused
by French secret service men of
being either a German or a for
eign agent. He said the French
again tried to force nm to sign
enlistment papers.
They put me in a cell with
about two dozen other fellows to
think it over Ryan related.
Conditions were terrible. The
men with me were of all nation
alities, caught just like me-
He said once he managed to
contact the American Legation in
Tangiers by mail from a Legion
post in Morocco. The Legation.
he said. told him by letter that
he would be released in about Two
weeks. But before his release
could be effected, Ryan said, the
French shipped him off to a post
deep in the Sahara. where he
trained as a paratrooper.
There was no chance to
escape" Ryan said. after a week
in the desert you would be done
for. If the heat didn't get you
the Arabs would. They got $5 and
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Two Virginia Counties
Vote 10 Put Schools
Into Single Division
By the Assoeioted Press

GLOUCESTER. Va. Mar. A.
School boards of Gloucester and
Mathews Counties have approved
a State Board of Education pro-
poSal for combination of the two
counties into one school division.
it was disclosed here yesterday.
G. Tyler Miller, State superin-
tendent of public instruction.
recently advised the Gloucester
and Mathews boards of the plan
to consolidate schools of the two
counties with one superintendent
in charge Of the division.
The Gloucester Board. in a meet
ing called by Chairman Stanley
7. Gray. approved the plan by
2to-l vote Tuesday night. The
Mathews board met Wednesday
and approved the proposal unani-
mouSly
Mathews County schools have
been combined with those of
MlddleSeX in a single division for
many years.
Gloucester Board Calls Meeting.
Mr.. Miller'S letter to the two
boards also noted it was proposed
to consolidate the schools of
MiddleseX and Essex Counties. into
a single division with the King
and Queen County and King Will
liam County schools forming still
another division.
The Gloucester School Board
has called a mass meeting for
Monday night at the Botetourt
High School for discussion of the
boards projected building pro-
gram to equalize school facilities
in the county under a Federal
Court equalization injunction.
The court delayed sentence
until April and informed the de-
PENDANTS it would then consider
any further steps taken to carry
out the equalization order.
Petitions circulated among
county residents will be presented
to Circuit Judge J. Douglas Mitch
ell next week in the boards next
move to obtain a S750,000 bond
issue referendum. Common
wealth's Attorney John T. Duval
has advised the board.
Essex Citizens Complain.
Meanwhile. in Tappahannock,
a citizens committee has COM
planned to the Essex County
School Board of conditions in the
County'S schools and asked for a
survey by the State Board of Edu-
cation to determine how the white
and Negro schools may be i'm
proved
The complaints were filed Tues
day by George c. Clanton, Tap
pahannock mayor and weekly
newspaper publisher. who headed
the citizens committee, composed
Of both white and Negro members.
DR.. E. G.. Stewart, a colored
member of the committee, told the
board court action would be taken.
If necessary. to bring remedy in
condition of the Essex schools. but
said he hoped such would not be
required.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Sir Charles Nicholson,
Cathedral DESIGNER, Dies
By the Associated Pres.

BY the Associoted Press
OXFORD, England. Mar. A.
Sir Charles Archibald Nicholson,
81, who helped design several
British cathedrals, died at a bus
stop here today.
His father. the late Sir Charles
Nicholson, formerly was speaker
Of the Australian House of AS
sembly at Sydney and served as
chancellor of Sydney University.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
IS Schools to Take Port
In Apple Blossom Fete
speeiol pispeteh 10 The star

WINCHESTER, Va, Mar. A.
Thirty-five schools and colleges
In West Virginia and nearby
States have accepted invitations
TO send princesses to the court of
queen Shenandoah" during the
Apple Blossom Festival here April
1929, Mrs. Edward w. Barr. COM
nllttee chairman. said.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Reds Fire in AirIift Lone

BERLIN, Mar. 4 R.-Soviet
Yak fighters staged firing exer-
cises for eight hours today in one
of the Berlin airlift corridors.
British and French authorities
lodged oral protests, but received
no reply from the Russians.
Evening star., 1949-03-04

which the United States will as
sumo under the pact be aired fully
before. rather than after, the
Senate acts on ratification.
Senator Watkins foresaw the
possibility of the pact being
tossed into the lap" of the Senate
after what he described as pre-
pact publicity campaign to win
the support of AN uninformed
American public"
Evening star., 1949-03-04

COCKER SPANIEL = Won't you please
bring our pet back? Flaxen colored.. II
mos old. lost since last Fri. American
unlversity Park area. Liberal reward
Evening star., 1949-03-04

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY. female. black
white breast GEORGETOWN vicinity, child 5
pet, answers TO name, 'Weeper.' Reward.
Evening star., 1949-03-04

CAT, male. white. part Persian Feb. 25,
VIC 5th and Gsllatin NV. Reward GE.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
LOST

BILLFOLD, great sum Of money, social
security card IN name OF DORETHA
MOORE, finder call LU. 7l54. 4
BILLPOLD. Liberal reward Money badly
needed daughter's picture with identitca-
ton papers. CLARENCE NJ BURGER. LU
Evening star., 1949-03-04

GREAT DANE, faVn, spayed. named InRa,
lost u. nelghbOrhood OF TysonS Corner
II
Evening star., 1949-03-04

PUPPY part cocker. black. tag No 713333
answers to name Of Spooky VIC BeIIe
Haven Alley Reward TIE b401 .
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-23
Two Jet Fighters Lost On Flight

Williams Air Force Base, Ariz. R-Wreckage, believed to be that of two ESQ jet fighters miss ing since Friday night, was spot ted Saturday morning 35 miles southeast of Florence, Ariz., by one of the IT planes engaged in the search.
 The wreckage was discovered by Jaj. George w. Adams, flying a T-6 trainer from Williams, AFB.
 Taking part in the search were three planes from the air-sea res cue service at March Air Force Base, Calf.
 The jets failed to return Friday night to their base here from a routine training flight. Search for the planes is extending from Phoenix to Tucson, Ariz.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-17
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
MIR. Charles j. Andrews to Speak
at Sunday Morning Service

MIR. Charles j. Andrews to Speak
at Sunday Morning Service
The First Presbyterian Church,
Rev. Walter G. Hards, minister,
announces the following services:
Church School, at 10 am. Primary,
Secondary, and Adult Depart
ments. Topic for discussion in the
Adult Class: 'The Man Whom God
Uses" Divine Service at IL am.
Mr.. Charles Andrews, an outstand-
ing Presbyterian Elder, will speak
at this service. Mr.. Andrews is
the General Manager of the
George B. Newton Coal Company
of Philadelphia, one of the largest
and Oldest in the business. He will
bring to the congregation a mes
sage related to the New Life
Movement. Mr.. Andrews is chair
man of the New Life Movement
Committee of West Presbyterian
Church, Wilmington, which Church
has done an outstanding piece of
work in the Movement. All who
have any interest in this local
Chnrch, or in the Church at large,
are urged to attend.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-17
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME and CLUB PARTIES

Miss Anna Marie Max, a French
press attache with the Gratitude
Train, will be the guest during this
week of Mrs. Albert Newcomb, Jr.
of Salisbury, Md, formerly of
Smyrna. The French girl was a
roommate of Mrs. Newcomb, the
former Miss Betty Jo Painter, at
the University of Delaware, class
of 1943.
A delegation from the Smyrna
Lions Club visited the Wilmington
Lions Club at their luncheon meet
ing at the Hotel DUPONT on Tues
day. Those who went included
Joseph Jefferson, Frank Greenwell,
Burrill Mccoy, Francis B. Gebhart,
and Robert Talbot.
Mrs. j. M. Downes and Mrs.
Walheater of Rehoboth, Mr.. James
Marker of Odessa, and Mr.. Walton
Smith of near town arrived in
Tampa, Florida Monday in time to
see the Gasparilla Parade and the
beginning of the Week of Festivi-
ties. Police Chief ]. L. Eddings, of
Tampa, estimated the crowd at
100000 persons who saw the
parade.
Mrs. Ella Boyer celebrated her
birthday Sunday by having some
relatives and friends present for
dinner. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bramble and
daughter Rebecca, and son William
and Miss Barbara Frame, all of
Chester, Pa.
Miss Sarah Ellen Wright has ac-
cepted a position with the Colum-
bia Broadcasting System in New
York City and will reside at the
Hotel Gramercy Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. FarloW nave
returned from a two week vaca-
tion in Florida.
Miss Marion Pratt attended q
bridge luncheon Saturday honoring
Miss Cathlene Nicely of Stratford,
Pa, at the home of Mrs. Grey
Emmons, of Germantown, Pa.
DIR. and Mrs. Ralph B. Jones and
son Brandy, have returned from
a month with DR.. and Mrs. Jack
Arbogast.
Mr.. Carroll Stats and Mr.. Paul
Deakyne have returned home from
Miami, Florida where they spent
a several weeks visit in Miami
Florida.
Mrs. Grant Garis entertained the
Executive Board of the Twentieth
Century Club at Valentine
Luncheon at her home Monday.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-17
CASH BUYERS WAITING /!

Take advantage of our national
advertising program; we can pro-
duce cash buyers for your farm,
home, suburban, gas station, store
or other business. LIST your prop
erty TODAY! VESTS FARM
AGENCY, C. L. Wright, R D. 2,
Smyrna, Del. Phone 3542
Smyrna times., 1949-02-17
AsBURY METHODIST CHURCH
The Rev. BecIzwith Announces His
Services For Sunday and the Week

The Rev. Beclxwith Announces His
Services For Sunday and the Week
The Rev. Walter l.. Beckwith,
pastor of Asbury Methodist
Church, announces the following
services for Sunday, February 20,
1949: Morning Worship at IL am;
Sunday School, Harry C. Johnson,
general superintendent, at 10 am.
Evening Service will be at 7:30
o'clock. This will be Youth Night.
The Youth Choir will sing and Mr..
Lewis Wells, instructor in Wesley
Junior College, will be the speaker.
Plan to be present. Every Member
Canvass-Please plan to have your
sacrificial pledge in the hands OF
our treasurer, Mr.. w. w, Hynson,
before noon this Sunday. If you are
a member of Asbury and your
pledge is not in, our representative
will call on you Sunday afternoon.
Plan to be at home and extend a
cordial welcome to our assistants
in the work of the Kingdom.
Thank you. We will hold brief
meeting of the workers after Wor-
ship Sunday morning. The regular
meeting of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service will meet in As
bury Methodist Church Friday
evening, February 18th, at 8
o'clock. Circle No. A, Mrs. Homer
Downs, chairman, will have charge
of the program. Mrs. Clarence
Scuse will conduct the devotions.
The Circles of the Woman's Soci-
ETY. of Christian Service will meet
Tuesday evening, February %, at
7:30 o'clock. A Fellowship Dinner
for the faithful men who are work.
ing with us in the Every Member
Canvass will be held Wednesday
evening, February %, at $3.50
o'clock sharp. We will report the
results of our efforts at this meet
Smyrna times., 1949-02-17
WANTED-SALESMAN

Complete Food Store, Restaurant,
Hotel, and Institution Equipment.
Nationally known. Very fine op-
portunity for good man.
0riole Store Equipment Co.,
Salisbury, Md. Phone 1855
TRACTOR GRASS SEEDERS
Fits any Tractor PTO. Will
easily sow rs acres per day. Price
$40. Few left.
Tractor Hi Speed PTO Manure
Spreaders with removable beaters
for use as self unloading wagons.
C. STANLEY SHORT
us. Highway 13 Cheswold, Del.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-17
RUBBER TIRE WAGONS

5000 lbs. capacity. S11s.5O less
tires. 16 bushel metal ensilage
carts, S74.50. PTO and Hydraulic
Dump Wagons. Also separate A.
ton hydraulic wagon hoists.
c. STANLEY SHORT
us. Highway 13 Cheswold, Del.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-17
FOR SALE

Why pay rent? You can own
one of our (Better Built) insulated
homes, and enjoy the comforts of
all seasons of the year, Plus the
great savings in fuel.
We have two such homes you
can own and get possession of
around March 1, 1949. Why not
trade in to us your old property
in need of repairs, on one of these
new homes. Consult us freely
about your building and repair
needs. We can save you money on
your job.
VIM. l.. PLEASANT0N
Phone 1928 Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-17
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

For quick sale-$5 each: Black
Coat, fur-trimmed, size 1920; one
winter Suit and one 3-piece Plaid
Suit, size 1918.
PHONE 1858
Smyrna times., 1949-02-17

ing. The dinner viii be served by
the ladies of the Willing Workers
Bible Class. Mid-Week Prayer Ser
vice will be Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. CPlease note change in
time.). Plan to meet with us.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-17
WANTED

Single man wants small apart
ment with Kitchen. Apply to
Rev. Donald ]. Parsons
Rector st. Peters Church
Wayside Inn Smyrna, Del.
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