davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1951-04-06
CONGRESSMAN :.

Military Training program.
1t was understood that Rayburn
and other legislative leaders who
attended the White House meet
ing received the secret briefings
from military officials as they fire.
quently had. He presumably bas-
ed his statements on information
from that source.
Democratic Leader Ernest Nc
Farland refused to say whether
Rayburn's speech was based on
this information but he did tell a
reporter that he knew what Ray
burn knows. 81 know the situa-
ton is very serious and I person
ally feel that what we say and do
here may mean the balance be-
tween war and peace. We have to
be very careful.
here may mean the balance be-
While Rayburn's reference to
soldiers other than Chinese may
mean Russians, he refused to
elaborate to reporters. He merely
stated that he would stand on his
remarks on the House floor.
, 1951-04-06
SELEcTIvE "

Osborne, Victor Herman Edney,
Warren Theodore Christian, Ro-
CELLO Felix and Henry Schuster.
Major Christmas, in making
this announcement stated that al
though the monthly quota was
cut 500 by National Headquar-
tiers, "a couple" more than the orr
ginal quota were dispatched this
week. This was done to accommo-
date as many volunteers as pos
slble and to work rapidly to other
volunteers on the waiting list who
are anxious to enter the service.
, 1951-04-06
CARD of THANKS

For the many tokens of kind
ness, friendship and sympathy
shown during the illness and
upon the death of our beloved
mother, Blanche Glaze Lagoon
terie, pe, on our DUN behalf
and on behalf of the other
members Of the family in the
United States and the Repub-
lie of Columbia, hereby e1-
tend our sincere thanks and
appreciation.
Mr.. u Mrs. L. R. Conrad u
Daughter
, 1951-04-06
Europe Will Fall if
UN Forces ore Beaten
Mac Arthur Says

In a letter to Republican Repre-
sentative Joseph Martin, General
Mac Arthur warned that if the
United Nations is defeated in Asia
the fall of Europe is inevitable.
The UN Commander expressed
his opinion that wal will probab-
ly be avoided in Europe if the the
UN proves victorious in conquer
ing aggression.
President Truman said also at
his press conference that he hop
ed there will never be another
wal but that the danger of World
War III is as great now as it has
ever been, but indicated that
there has been no new develop
ment to warrant an alarm.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

Union is being sought by a COM
mittee of Denver citizens. The
Mount of the Holy Cross in Eagle
County has been suggested as the
subject for the design.
A stamp in memory of Edna St.
Vincent Millay is being urged by
friends of the poet, who died Oc-
tober 10 last. Readers interested
are invited to communicate with
Assistant Postmaster General Os-
borne Pearson.
Bertram w. H. Poole, writing
in Mekeel's Weekly Stamp News,
says the 6-penny first issue of
Sierra Leone. 1859, was designed,
engraved and surface printed by
Thomas De La Rue & Co. of
London" but does not state who
the designer and engraver were.
The adhesive referred to happened
to be one of the earliest of Brit
ish colonials; and, if the artists
responsible for it were known,
the fact would be of interest to
all collectors of 10Th century
postal issues Of the British EN-
pire.
The Colombian Republic has
issued three stamps to publicize
country life. Only S million copies
of each of the sets were printed.
The designs are attractive and the
colors ar blue, green and red.
Alvin w. Hall became superin-
tendent of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing the same day
that j. Edgar Hoover became
director of the Federal Bureau of
Observation-Disclosures %, 1924.
Philip H. Ward. jr., of Philadelphia
reminds us that The Stars head
line on the story announcing their
appointment read: youths AS
sumo Responsible Positions.
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin.
new Governor of Maryland, is a
stamp and autograph collector.
See Philip H. Loves story in the
pictorial magazine of The Sunday
Star today.
Linda Humphrey, 10-year-old
pupil at Thomas Stone School,
Mount Rainier, Md, is Junior
stamp collector. She also is in
terested in music and ballet.
The Mercury Stamp Co., 522
Fifth avenue, New York City, is
selling the F. K. British empire
collection at auction. January %
to 26, inclusive. illustrated cata-
logue now being distributed.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Jobs Daughters
Activities this week are:

ACTIVITIES this week are:
Bethel No. Saturday, initia-
ton, Mons and Dads night.
Bethel No. 5-Friday, line off,
GERS and De Molay night.
Bethel No. z - Wednesday
Mons and Dads night and obli-
cation.
Bethel No. 8-Thursday. Mons
and Dads night.
The following officers Of Bethel
No. 8 were installed: Honored
queen, Virginia Bozarth; senior
princess, Pat Jenkins; junior
princess, Mary Ann Burr; guide,
Marilyn Eccleston; marshal,
Rhoda Ross; chaplain, Genevieve
Momford; treasurer, Doris Melick;
recorder, Birdie Melick; librarian,
Ann Kerley; musician, Betty Nico-
demus; first messenger, Joan
Goodrich; second messenger,
Elizabeth Weber; third messenger,
Judy Beasley; fourth messenger,
Carol Yungk; fifth messenger,
Margaret Madison; senior Gus
todian, Barbara Dickhaut; junior
custodian. Barbara Gossage; in
ner guard, La Verne Lockhart;
outer guard, Ann Haley.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
LEADERSHIP TRAINING
INSTITUTE OF D. c.

205 Carnegie Bldg,
Ath & Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Washington 4, d. C.
Telephone: District 4165-4I66
Veferons Accepted
This training will enable you to
speak with poise and confidence in
private and before groups; prepare
you for increased earning power and
leadership through your ability to
handle people.
Please send information about the Car
negie Course.
Zone Phone
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Jewish War Veteruns

The presentation of the Isaac
Janofsky Achievement trophy
will be presented to the outstand-
ing worker of the JWV in 1949-50
today at 1890 am. at a depart
ment breakfast sponsored by All
Women'S Post No. 553 at 3147
Sixteenth street NV. Members
of all posts are invited, Comdr.
Rose Nigelberg announced.
A Treasury Department official
will present a. certificate to the
department for participation in
the recent Savings Bond sales
drive.
All meetings this week will be
held at 3147 Sixteenth street NV.
at $50 pm.
Post So Auxiliary, Tuesday,
Post 38l, Wednesday, Post $50,
Thursday.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Chess Notes
By Donald H. Mugridqe

The impoverished British must
be given great credit for keeping
up the annual series of Christmas
congresses at Hastings. The win
ner this year was the young Ger
man law student, Wolfgang Un-
Kicker of Munich, who scored To
and went through the tourney
without a defeat. Half a point
behind were tied the two expe-
rienced masters, Alberto O'Kelly
of Belgium and Nicholas Rosso-
limo of Paris. Two points sepa-
rated them from the next bracket,
which the visiting Italian, v. Cas-
taldi, shared with three English
men, H. Golombek. j. Penrose
and A. R. B. Thomas. The Amer
lean entry. Weaver w. Adams Of
Dedham, Mass, did not recover
from his bad start and finished
with 212-6h, half a point behind
L. w. Barden and l point ahead
of A. Phillips. In the last round
Adams won a sharp attack from
the talented English youngster,
Jonathan Penrose, Their ~
knocking him out of fourth place.
The English players seemed to
have prepared themselves for
Adams published opening varia-
tions, which is the disadvantage
of being a chess philosopher and
theoretician.
Israel A. Horowitz will play 80
opponents at the Washington
Chess Divan, 2445 Fifteenth street
NV. next Friday evening at 8.
The So fee will include a compli-
mentary bound volume of the
Chess Review. Philip Bell is still
taking reservations, 1872 Irving
ton street S.W.. johnson 3-6258.
The seventh round of the Dis
trict League opened on January 8
with an encounter between the
University of Maryland and the
Library of Congress. The visitors
were two men short. The Library
eked out draw by means of the
forfeited points:
Evening star., 1951-01-14

lidge have minus scores. Two of
the Wilson players, Wiener and
Hubbard. have four straight wins,
but the best score in the league
is held by Miss Lonnie Vain, who
plays fourth board for. Fairfax.
Besting all five boys who have
tried to match wits with her, she
has scored nearly half of her
schools 1012 points.
Games can be interesting If not
entirely correct. In each of the
following pairs from the Divan
championship, the winner early
drops pawn for small compen-
sation. but makes it up by strong
attacking play afterward.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Europeans Watch u. S. News
For Hints of Future Fate

it was planned by Mussolini and
finished since his death.
"WaShington's Union Station
would fit inside it like a dolls
house in a big store window" he
said.
Born in Indiana, this eloquent
evangelist has a world viewpoint
because of the church assignments
he has covered in many parts of
it. He went to Africa in charge of
missionary development IN 1920
and remained 10 years. Then he
went to China as head cf the
China division just before World
War II and had to be evacuated.
He was elected world president of
the Seventh-Day General Con-
ference last July.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Stamp News
By jones WoIdo Fowcett

A stamp in honor of Emile
Berliner may be issued on May
20, the centennial of his birth.
He was a German printers ap-
prentice who came to America at
10, settled in Washington as a
dry goods clerk, studied physics
with Constantine Fahlberg (who
later discovered saccharin), in
vented the microphone, built the
first disk talking machine and
devised the copper matriX system
for making records, sponsored the
construction of a practical hell
copter and was the leader of the
pure milk movement which saved
the lives of great numbers Of
infants. The Dictionary of Amer
lean Biography says of him: "His
is a brilliant example of an
obscure amateur able solely by
his own effort to lift himself into
recognition as one of the fore
most inventors of his time" Mr.,
Berliner died at his home here
in Washington, August 3, 1929.
He had received formal acknowl-
edgment of his services to science
and to humanity from the Frank
lin Institute, the Smithsonian
Institution and other agencies.
His daughter, Mrs. Milton King,
has been a stamp collector for
many years.
Readers of Linn's Weekly Stamp
News have voted the Scent Armed
Freedom-D. C. Sesquicentenary
stamp "the most attractive of the
commemorative stamps issued by
the United States in 1950"---de-
spite the poor engraving of the
head and face. The same group
gave second place to the Scent
Legislative-Sesqui stamp and third
place to the Scent Executive
Sesqui stamp. 1t judged the g.
cent Casey Jones label "the worst
design of the year."
New Zealand'S Id Canterbury
centennial stamp conceivably
might serve to start something"
in England. 1t shows Christ
church Cathedral, a good example
of modern Gothic architecture,
and could be used as a model for
a series of British adhesives pic
turing the great medieval religious
structures of the country from
which the white settlers of New
Zealand came. The original Can
terbury, for example, might fur
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Continued From Page Gil,

Northern European Division of his
church at Skadsbourg Sanatorium
the largest medical institution op,
Grated by Seventh-Day Adventists.
1t is larger even than the Wash
ington Sanatorium and beauti-
fully located in spacious grounds
overlooking Copenhagen's water.
front. The war scare seemed less
apparent than in any other coun-
try he visited except Switzerland
and Italy.
The most amazing sight he saw
on his entire journey was the
railroad station in Rome Quilt in
part by ECA money. The largest
and most ornate one in the world
Evening star., 1951-01-14
RoyoI Neighbors

Fidelius Camp, Royal Neighbors
of America, will hold installation
of officers Thursday at / pm. at
921 Pennsylvania avenue S.E.
District Deputy Mrs. Nena Diea-
man will be the installing officer,
assisted by Dorothy Read.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

The Interhigh Chess Association
has resumed its matches after the
holiday. and Wilson, after scoring
a SO shutout against Mckinley
Tech. has dislodged Eastern from
first place. Wilson has 1876;
Eastern. 16h-812, and washing
ton and Lee. l1h-8h. The re-
four schools, Roosevelt.
Fairfax, Mckinley Tech and Coo
Evening star., 1951-01-14

nish the background for su-
premely beautiful stamp. Then
there are Salisbury with the tall
est spire in Europe, Durham on
its cliff above the Wye, Winches-
ter, Exeter. Chester, Ely, Lichfleld,
Norwich, Southwark, York, Roch-
ester and half a dozen other glo-
rious monuments of the same sa-
cred character that could be rep
resented on postal labels. The
British post Office could do worse
than follow New Zealand's con-
structive pattern.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

Harry L. Lindquist, 2 West
Forty-sixth street, New York City,
is advertising a specialized cata-
logue of the stamps of Sweden.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
STAMPS AND COINS

A stamp for the 18th anniversary
of Colorado as a member of the
Evening star., 1951-01-14
DALE CARNFcIE ,..,.

DALE CARNEGIE, Author Of
How to Win Friends and influence Peopls.
How to Stop Worrying and Start Mving''
According to survey by DR..
James F. Bender, published in
Sales Management, business lead.
ers attribute their success to effec-
tive speaking and their ability to
handle people. For 38 years the
Dale Carnegie Course in Effective
Speaking and Human Relations
has been offering this training to
men and women from coast to
coast. To date more than a quarter
of a million enthusiastic graduates
acclaim this training as the best
yer devised.
Telephone, Write or Call in Person
for Il, fax,,1
Evening star., 1951-01-19
IVA Clarifies Eligibility
OF Widows for GI Loan
BY the Assoeiafed Press

The Veterans Administration
ruled yesterday the date of a serv-
iceman's death has no bearing on
the eligibility of his widow for 8
CT loan under the Housing Act o1
1850.
The act entitled widows Of those
who died during or after military
duty, from service-connectec
causes, to the CT loan benefits for
which their husbands would have
been eligible.
There had been some doubt as
to the eligibility of a widow whose
husband, whether a serviceman or
veteran, died after July 25, 1947
the statutory end of World War
II.
The new ruling by VA dispelleG
that doubt. In effect it means
that:
l. The widow Of serviceman
who has had the required World
War service and who is killed in
Korea may be entitled to a CT
loan.
2. A widow will be entitled to a
loan If her husband dies from
service-connected causes at any
time in the future-so long as she
applies before the end of the CT
loan program on July 25, 1857.
Evening star., 1951-01-19
Parent Group Workshop
Plunned at Howard u.

A workshop to discuss what can
be done to get a democratic school
system in Washington and end
race segregation will be held at
Howard University at 10 am. to-
morrow.
The workshop is sponsored by
the Women's Action Committee
of the Consolidated Parent Group,
an organization that has been
taking an active interest in city
school problems and particularly
in the fight to end the dual school
system.
Evening star., 1951-01-19
Drve Taken on Judge Tip Is Cleared Of Drunk Charge

Manuel Hovnanian, 20, today
stands cleared of a drunken
driving charge brought against
him after a United States Court
Of Appeals judge reported his
driving to police.
Municipal Judge Walter j.
Casey found Mr.. Hovnanian not
guilty yesterday of a charge of
driving under the influence of al
cohol on Connecticut avenue on
October 80. The defendant, who
Evening star., 1951-01-19

lives at 5429 Thirty-first street
NV, was arrested after Judge
David A. Bazelon called attention
of police to his driving. A speed
charge was dropped by the pros
ecuting attorney.
Judge Casey, in dismissing the
case, said there were "discrepan-
cies" in police testimony and
added that possible influence of a
high-ranking judges interest
in the case on the policemen also
must be considered.
Evening star., 1951-01-19

If you must make every dollar eount-we urge you buy
winter coat NOW Why9 Because wool prices climbing
steody and you'll be paying considerably next
winter Here's your chance wind-up the in style
Lynx dyed White Fox Collars Beaver Collars and Cuffs
Ermine Collars Dyed Jap Mink Collars and Cutie
Muskras Collars Black and Co0rs
Persian Collars e Cuffs Sizes for Junior e Misses
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
Women Enlistments
In U. S. Navy
Now Simplified

Under a new policy established
today in the Raleigh Recruiting
District, young ladies of North
Carolina who are applicants for
enlistment in the navy's waves
will no longer be required to
travel to Washington, D. c. o.,
Macon, Ga, for examination and
interview prior to acceptance for
enlistment, it was announced
here today by w. R. Smith, PETTY
Officer in Charge, Navy Recruit.
ing Station, Wilmington, N. c.
Examination facilities have been
made available in Raleigh and
successful applicants will be
transferred direct to the Naval
Training Center at Great Lakes.
III. Smith stated that this new
policy and the converting of new
Recruit Training Classes almost
every week have eliminated the
previous long period of waiting
from time of making application
to that of actually being accept
ed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11

1850, and $11,9O6 regulators were
installed in Wananish and White.
vile. Regulators are pieces Of
electrical equipment that are
great improvements from the ser
vice standpoint. When installed
they regulate the flow of electri.
city to all points, keeping the
flow stable and helping in time
OF storm and wind.
Street-lighting was also includ-
ed in the program for this area
Tabor City and Clarkton received
1000 lumen lights to give proper
lighting to the business and resi-,
dental areas and the company
plans to install photo-electric con.
trolls in every street-lighting sys
tenn to assure townships of the
most modern lighting methods
Some of these installations have
dlfedQy Deen maze.
Two-Way radio communication
has been installed in Whitevillt
and is now being installed i:
ElizabethtoWn. The communica
ton is between service and line
trucks and headquarters whic,
facilitates maintenance and re
pairs.
North Cardinals accelerated
highway construction necessitat
ed the relocating of poles anG
lines in a great part of both Co.
lumbus and Baden Counties. Ir
relocating the lines, Tide Water
retired much of the old equip
ment, replacing it with the mos
modern and efficient equipment
available. In this matter, it was
found that aluminium wire woul6
do a splendid job for conduction
in addition to being more MALE
able and mobile than the older
types of line. At present, a crew
is working on distribution lines
and relocation of poles. They will
be in this area for the next six
months adding various types O.
improvements and improving dis.
tribution lines.
Columbus and Baden counter
have grown to such an extern
that much planning was necess
ary to provide for the future
Tide Water engineers have take,
future growth into considerable;
and as many requests for rura
extensions and new small indust.
ries have been received, continu
Gus line work has been required
in these counties.
In the ten years between 1910
and 1850, Columbus and Bladen
counties have had, respectively
148.11 and 1892 per cent in.
crease in the number of custom.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
No Man Or Woman
Can Enjoy Life With
Stomoch Gas
PAGE SEVEN

Poor digestion-swelling with
gas after meals-heavy feeling
around waistline- rifting of sour
food. These are some of the pen
alties of an Upset Stomach.
CERTA.VIN is helping such
victims right and left here in
Tabor City. This new medicine
helps you digest food faster and
better. 1t is taken before meals;
thus it works with your food.
Gas pains 60! Inches of bloat
vanish! Contains Herbs and Vita
min 81 with Iron to enrich the
blood and make nerves stronger.
Weak, miserable people soon
feel different all over. So don't
go on suffering. Get CERTA.
WIN Harrelson's Pharmacy.
Adv.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
TIDE WATER POWER co.
PLANS CONSTRUCTION PROJECT

The construction of a new 49,.
900 volt transmission line from
Clarkton to Elizabethtown will
complete a 100000 construction
program planned by the Tide
Water Power Company for Co.
lumbus and Bladen counties.
This program, started N 1949,
began with the rebuilding of the
transmission lines from White.
vile to Tabor City. AS each phase
of rebuilding was completed, the
entire western system of Tide
Waters lines was strengthened
and the capacity made greater.
Rural lines and distribution
lines were planned and built, Civ.
ing new service to many resi-
dences and increased power capa
city in industry. Some of the
changes included: regulators for
the Whiteville area, $24,475; four
new transformers for the No. 2
Whiteville substation, S13,112.
rural extensions to Chadbourn
Cerro Gordo, Tabor City Eliza.
BEETHOVEN, Garland, Lake Wacca-
NAV, Fair Bluff, Evergreen, Boil
ton and Clarkton totaling ap-
proXimately $4,000.
A $4,000 volt line at a cost of
S63,761 was completed from
Clarkton to Whiteville in June
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11

ers served. In the whole area
there are now over 8,O75 electric
users.
At present, the new transmits
sion line that is beine built from
Clarkton to Elizabethtown will
necessitate crew working in
this vicinity for three months.
The right-of-ways have been &C.
Iquired and tree trimming gang
is hard at work. This line con-
struction will cost in excess of
100000 and will tie in all of the
work that has been finished tc
this date. 1t will provide Tide
Waters customers in the West
ern area with greatly increased
capacity as we'll as a well-inte.
grated rural line system that will
be complete in another year
priorities permit.
For the past five years, Tide
Water has embarked upon an
accelerated construction program
to provide for the future of
Southeastern North Carolina.
The building and rebuilding that
has been accomplished in Bladen
and Columbus are just a part O.
the overall plan. Tide Waters
engineers have new plans nov
on the drawing board to begin
when this two-county program is
finally completed. The company
is planning for new growth, for
defense in case of mobilization
or for any eventuality.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11

An overwhelming majority of
motor vehicles involved in acct.
dents last year were reported in
good condition.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11

tain groups of workers, follow
ing upon increases granted to
other groups by the same EN-
ployer, may be made provided
approval of the Wage Stabiliza'
ton Board is obtained in ad
vance. This also applies to 'tan-
dem" wage increases granted to
workers by one employer after
similar increases have been given
by other employers in the same
Industry or labor market area.