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Evening star., 1952-04-12
Soldiers Infant Son
And Wife Die as Fire
Drives $50 From Hotel
By the Associated Press

LAWTON. Okla, April 12.-An
Easter reunion for soldier
father who was to see his To-
week-old son for the first time
ended in tragedy today when a
hotel fire trapped and suffocated
his wife and baby.
Flames swept through the top
floor of the four story brick Mid
land Hotel at 6 am, driving out
$50 guests here for the holiday
week end.
Mrs. Charles E. Jones III. about
10. Chambers. Pa. and her SON
10-Week- old Ronald Kent. Suffo-
Gated. Four others. not identified
Immediately, were injured.
Mrs. Jones and her son arrived
here yesterday with her husband
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Jones II.
They planned a reunion today
when Mr.. Jones got a pass from
officer candidate school at For
Sill.
He was to see his son for the
first time.
RusheS From Fort.
Mr.. Jones arrived at the fire
shortly after the blaze started. He
said he saw smoke from the fort
and somehow got here. l dor,
even remember how"
The hotel, which has 100 rooms,
was crowded with visitors who
planned to attend the Easter sun
rise service in the Wichita Noun
tains near here.
The owner manager, LaWtor
Burton, said no immediate cause
could be found for the fire but he
suspected it started from Lighted
cigarette. He said damage prob
ably would run between $4,000
and 100000.
Trapped With Baby.
Ted Ralston. reporter for the
Lawton Constitution. said Mrs
Jones apparently was trapped with
her baby cuddled in her arms. She
made her way about 10 feet from
her room to a hall window.
Paul Nishuimuta of Lawton sale
Evening star., 1952-04-12
French Attack Smushes
Viet-Minh Rest Comp
BY the Associated Press

Saigon, Indo-C China. April 12.-
French paratroopers and about
1000 soldiers have landed by
naval assault craft and smashed
a Viet-Minh 'rest camp" on the
island of Myloi. killing seven and
taking 200 prisoners.
The French said about 300 Wet
Mini troops had occupied the
southern end of the island, $50
miles northeast of Saigon, and
had used it as a vacation spot
he saw two men swinging rope
made of sheets out the fourth
floor window. He said the men
were trying to swing from the
window to the fire escape.
One man slipped and fell three
stories to a sheet iron roof of 9
one story building.
Evening star., 1952-04-12

Evangelical United Brethren
Church, Horatio Rench, minister
of music; James B. Smiley. organ
ist. The latter will offer Rava-
nello's "Christus Resurrexit", Pur.
Wis Communion" and Edmund
sons "Ye Choirs. o New Jeru-
salem" Julia Shonk. Grace Lowell
and Robert Ernst will sing Bucks
LAS 1t Began to Dawn" Miss
Lowell. contralto. will deliver also
a solo. O'Connor-Morris' Allie
lula" Durward Bowersox. violin
ist, will play Goddard's "Berceuse
de Jocelyn."
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Fire Stops Train

HERKIMER, N. Y. April IL (P).
Fire in a diesel locomotive halted
the New York Central's vest
bound South Shore Express to-
day just outside Herkimer. All
passengers were believed to have
left the train safely. Herkimer
firemen were called.
Evening star., 1952-04-12

spone sunshine and the tong Of invsorotins salt oir
Annapolis Roods offers eIeon salt water, unsurpassed
Iose hobos ond boating facilities and long sandy beaches
for swimming In addition, you'll find unexeeed lakes,
beautiful golf with rolling fawoys; golf and club
house facilities on the property ovoiIoble
Evening star., 1952-04-12

Convince yourself that nothing like this with many
advantages, hos been offered to the Washington
Annapolis Roods offers the opportunity to select your site
in wooded section. Excellent roads through
the property Come down today for your choice Ioea
ton. Representatives, the property daily and Sundoy
Evening star., 1952-04-12

T. EVhNlNG > "A X, washington, D. &. ~ AT
SATURDAY
Evening star., 1952-04-12

Annapolis Roods is VoeationIond
for people who seek a change from
overcrowded resorts to surroundings
in which they can relax and enjoy
their own sports and summer oetivi-
ties. 1t has a special appeal for
the fomiIy who wants to enjoy
desirable homesite and yet keep it
we'll within their budget. Annap-
oils Roods offers heoIthfuI life
giving tonic for children and oil the
fomiIy in the puneent scent Of ver-
1ont woodlands, combined with
sporkIine sunshine and the tong oi
Evening star., 1952-04-12

Annapolis Roads invites you to drive
down and see for yourself how this
oII-purpose hoven Of retreot and
recreation fits your every need.
Those who are pIonnins their re-
tirement will find it ideal for "yeor-
round" living comfort. It's hard to
realize that this haven Of rest and
reIoxotion is so close to Washington
and may be reached by a short.
pleasant drive over scenic ond we'll
paved wide highways for cosy
committing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08

and drills. electric generators,
ropes. crowbars and axes and
other implements for rescuing
persons trapped by or pinned un-
der debris.
Government employees have be-
come familiar with signs through
out the buildings directing them
to shelter areas in case of attack
Easements where there are high
tension wires or pipes which might
pour out steam or water if broken
are avoided. Areas under the
ground level which are free from
these hazards are chosen, or in
terror areas two or three stories
up. to give protection from both
ground and overhead blasts.
In the case Of the flimsy TEN.
porary buildings, occupants will
take refuge in Sturdier structures
nearby. where possible. Otherwise
MIR. Kaufholz said, crawling under
a desk is about the best protection
that can be offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
Get Hungry at 3 AM?

Occasional warm temporal
lures at some of the ports of call
will make not the slightest diff
ference, for the ship is air con-
ditioned from stem to stern. Less
than 500 passengers are taken on
this silk-lined safari, although
the ship normally carries 1000.
The crew remains at SIS, which
as any mathematician will tell
you, is more than one man for
every vacationer. Practically ev-
cry stateroom has a private bath.
No waiter serves more than six
guests. Every meal is like a visit
to a fashionable Gotham gour-
mandery. You want a snack at 3
am? You'll get a delicious tray
Of food to choose from.
Silks Of Damascus
It is six days from Manhattan
to Madeira, a Portuguese isle 440
miles west of Casablanca. Here
it is local sport to seat ones self
In q wicker basket fitted with
runners and 60 sliding down the
steep, slick cobblestone road
from the mountain top. You land,
grateful and glassy-eyed, in the
middle Of town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
Baptist Leaders Call
For Higher Standards
lin Public Office

The Joint Baptist Committee on
Public Affairs called for higher
standards Of ethics for men and
women in public office" in resolu-
ton passed at its semiannual
meeting yesterday.
The committee, meeting in the
Baptist Building. 1923 Sixteenth
street NV, also emphatically
condemned "the acceptance OF
brides in any form by public
servants" It also condemned as
equally guilty those who offer
such brides for personal advan-
tage or corporate gain"
A phrase In the statement de-
nouncing hidden expense funds
was deleted. A clause calling for
legislation requiring elected off,
Gals ITO publish financial state
ments of all sources of outside in
come for a stated period before
taking Office, as well as during the
period Of public Office" was also
stricken.
All citizens were urged to vote
in the coming elections by the
Baptist group. Selection of can
didates should be supported "on
the basis Of personal fitness, as
well as their stands on all the
issues involved, rather than Their
stand on one or two issues" the
statement said.
Persecution of Protestants anC
Roman Catholics in Communist
dominated countries was de.
nounced by the gathering. A mo.
ton declared this persecution ii
a vivid denial Of Communist
propaganda" that they are, thu
defenders Of peace and the vel.
fare Of the common citizen"
| The State Department wa.
praised for its support of minority
Protestant groups right to wor.
ship in. Italy.
The United Nations and 1t.
Technical Assistance Program alst
were lauded as a major force fol
raising basic living standards II
needy areas of the world"
DR.. Edward B. Willingham, pas.
tor of National Baptist Memorial
Church here. was reelected chair.
man Of the Baptist Joint Commit.
tee on Public Affairs. Another
Washington resident. z. H. d.
Groot. was reelected treasurer
The committee represents i've ma.
Itional Baptist bodies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
Jewish Group Names
|Womun of the Year

Mrs. Gerry Meltz Of 8717 Milford
avenue, Silver Spring, has been
elected woman Of the year by the
Montgomery County Jewish Com
munity Center.
A former District school teacher
and mother Of three children. Mrs
Meltz was chosen for the honor
for her contributions to the CEN
ter. She also received several
lprizes donated by business firms,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
TIPS ON TRAVEL
Silk-lined Safari to the Mediterranean
ADVERTISEMENT.
- By BRADLEY WESTON -
World Traveller, author and TraUeI Colun,nist

With that for an aperitif, the
ships off to Casablanca and Ca
diz, to Algiers and Athens, to
Beirut and Barcelona. You'll buy
silks in Damascus bazaars, chips
in the Winter Casino at Cannes.
King Tut's Tomb
There is a stop of four days at
Alexandria so you can track
across the Egyptian desert to the
Valley of the Kings for a look at
King Tut's tomb. From the Mena
House a camel will haul you to
the Pyramids and Sphinx.
Off the magic isles of Greece,
the Constitution, like a floating
rubberneck bus, idles 500 feet
from shore while the ships lee
turer gives a running common
tary over the public address sys-
tenn. At Naples you can leave the
ship for five days in Italy, seeing
Capri, Sorrento, Rome, and Flor
ence, climbing the gangway
again at Genoa.
Between looks at the glory
that was Greece and the sand
that is the Sahara, there is al
ways the comfort of the ship to
come home to. Movies every day,
dancing and parties and galas,
swimming in the open-air pool,
collapsing in deck chairs as deep
as a hammock when no other
mood moves you.
See your Travel Agent
There is 'round-the clock
room service just pick up, the
phone. For lilliputians, there is
playground and trained staff to
keep them out of Dutch.
The Constitutions cruise Ia
the Mediterranean leaves New
York February 10. If there's q
better way of escaping the Feb
ruary frosts and the March mon
soons, I'll buy you a bottle OF
sun-tan oil, king size. Ask your
travel agent for complete details.
1917 K St., N. w., Washington.
ID, c. 9 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
Civil Defense in 300 Buildings
Protect Government EMPLOYEES

If you hear bells ringing and see
people pouring into corridors when
you visit q Government building,
string along with them. You prob
ably will be taking part in an
air raid drill.
There have been such drills held
in 81 buildings in this area. SO far.
1t is part Of the Public Buildings
Service program to see that as
many Government workers as
possible survive in case Of an
enemy attack on the Capital.
The PBS is part Of the General
Services Administration, the Gov
|ernment's Housekeeping" organi-
cation. PBS has set UP q civil
defense system extending into
about. 300 buildings which it
controls.
At the head of it is Ferdinand
Kaufholz. jr.. deputy regional d.
rector of PBS. He said his defense
organization has two responsible
|ties-protection of workers in
Government buildings and keep
ling the Government functioning
Control Center Established.
A control center has been set
up in the regional Offices at Sew
enth and D streets S.W. This is
already the center Of q two-way
radio system for dispatching GSA
trucks. Walkie-talkies are being
provided to link the headquarters
with rescue teams and other per-
sons engaged in disaster opera
tons.
Command centers, under q chief
warden. are being established In
each building. usually in the guard
rooms. At those centers bell-and-
light signals linked to the tele-
phone network will give warnings
/ of an impending attack.
About $4,000 persons already
have been recruited for various
assignments. Mr.. Kaufholz said
however, about $4,000 are needed
Twenty-four hundred persons
have received instruction in fight
ing fires and 5000 have taken first
aid instruction.
Rescue Pools In Readiness.
The PBS also has made up units
of equipment for use In event Of
a disaster. Large boxes on roller,
contain power pumps to pump Out
flooded areas, power chain saws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08

terri n e a n.
This super
sojourn in
the sun ca
r o m S off
twenty ports
in Europe,
Africa, and
t h e N e a r
East, slipping
up within
spittin' dis
lance of the
p1onk Coo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
ADVERTISEMENT.

Along about February, when
everything gets slushy under
foot and frosty overhead, the
S. S. Constitution will take a
shipload of escapes for a SIS day
excursion into the balmy Medi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
Rescue Pools In Readiness.

The PBS also has made up units
|of equipment for use In event Of
Ia disaster. Large boxes on rollers
contain power pumps to pump out
flooded areas, power chain saws
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28

12s3s,
ny LYLE HULL

THERE Is SOMETHING very
u contradictory about the way the
Christian religion 10 practiced.
something 80 difficult for Va ordi.
nary laymen 10 understand that
many Of US who ere true believers
are not members of churches.
We are repeatedly told by the
Savior 70 love each other--evsn
our enemies. The very foundation
Of his teachings 10 based upon the
principle 10 do unto others - We
would they should do unto uA. What
has Hs pTofiied by ms sAcrifiec7
This correspondent IL recuperat.
Ing from Influenza IN . hospital IN
Arizona A nelRhboTinR patient.
who BY his own admission Ia some
pumpkin In his own church some.
where In the middle west. has just
been ToEalinE us with q half hours
TRADE against another Christian
church and all itA members We
never realized before how many
real live demons walked upon the
surface II this globe. In answer tu
a question u this eminent Chris,
tlRn." We told him We had been
baptized In another church than
his, This statement elected Q sim.
pie snort Then when We told him
--facetiouSly wo thought -thAt as
most Christians hated each other
We were contemplating Moham
mechanism. he became incapable
Of sound Of any sort.
This mans intense DISLIKE Of an.
other Christian church Is not an Ok,
CeptionAl case by any means. IN
fact. u seems more nearly an aver
age one, This correspondent has
travelled over. or lived In. almost
every part Of this nation, and he
has taken pains to investigate the
subject Of religious Intolerance al.
NEST everywhere he went. lie has
become fearful lest q house so d.
vided against itself viii collapse
before tho inccssAnt and intensive
battering Of the great AnthGod
forces Of communism.
Why can't we hear more nom
our pulpita about tolerance and re-
Epcct one foe the other. and less
dogma and fewer platitldes. This
Is the time for prRctlcaiitics. and
the most practical resistance
against our common and deadly
I've h cooperation among oil
Christians. Preach this before Il Is
too late and before the Lord Him.
self becomes wpAricd with our
silly and destructive inter-Church
squRbbles
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28
Poultry Disease vlFusss
Survive Suh-2OrO Geld

Poultry growers who rely On very
dry or freezing Weatner 70 XII on
disease germs m tnsir noeks may
De IN Tor . long. long wax
New evidence that the popular
dry and eold'' theory Of disease
control does not apply 10 deadly
virus infections of poultry has been
furnished.
virusss rSsponsihls for common
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28
Egg Kept Geld, Covered,
Retain Freshness k0ARNE

Eggs assd 10 be kept both cold
and covered n they are 10 keep
fresh and IN the best condition for
eating.
Extension toOd preservation sps-
eialists urge that sGRS b gathered
and immediately placed In . re-.
frigeratoF or other cold place and
kept there until used.
Experiments show hat Ht ordi.
nary room temperature. sGES lose
- much freshness IN three days as
they do In the refrigerator in two
weeks
When eggs are stored IN TIE ~.
triEerator they should be covered
for two reasons: To keep them nom
losing moisture through the porous
shsn and 10 protect them nom ab-
sOroinE odors or OF navors. In.
stead Of keeping them IN an open
bowl IN The rsfrtESrAtOr. put them
IN . covered dish or one Of the
closed vegetable containers
Another tip 10 not 20 wash eggs
until Just before using them The
dull bloom On The shsIls 10 q pro
tsctivs aim which hslps prevent
germs and odOrs nom entering the
eGE through p0res q The shell
NsW controlled methods ot high
tsmpsrahIrS sGH washing have been
Developed. n 70 best 10 store eggs
10 BE- washed al around 50 degrees
% may win not sweat when takss
frOm ths eel rO0m
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28
i
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seRtltOn

DT WISH COULD get away
= from II ALT" So do many cry
IN the face Of llfs's hard and bitter
realities Human nature u always
In revolt against the unpisabant
and the difficult. But wisdom
teaches thars IL no escape from
life. II must be faced realistically
and c0uraGeodsly.
The cry Of the sseaplss IL actual.
~ the cry Of selfishnsss. Only those
hate the world who are too wrapped
Up In themselves. There IL muen
sin. hatred. greed and oppression
everywhere There Is degradation
and poverty on all sides. When our
lives are touched. even In . small
degree. By this vast and multiple
evil. the first thought 10 how 10
separate ourselves from H.
A man 20 tempted might think
10 hide himself in solitude. 10 ny
from those whose lives seem ono
long struggle for worldly posses.
sion, power or fame. We're he 20
attempt such . solution. however.
he would quickly ind that Il IL i'm.
possible 70 cut himself off from the
world.
Instead. he would come In time
TO discover that the thing that
caused his revolt was something
lacking In himself. The something
the core Of all sseaplsm--is on
csSsiVe Self.lovs. The sscapist Is
always the egotiSt, lie IL the man
who thinks only Of his own happi
ness and has no true love for hls
fellow human beings. lie u not
hurnanlty-consciOus
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28

The list Of birds hAbltuAliy using
snake skins In their nests 10 short.
Rs follows; I. orsat.eresisd ny
catcher belonging 10 the New
World flyeatehsrs, breeding IN
eastern North Amsriea and nest.
Ing in holes. 2. Arizona crested fly
catehsr--A relative Of The great
crested variety. with similar hAb-
lts. .. blue ErosbsAk--an American
member Of the sparrow family.
making an open nest In bushes,
4 Black crested tltmouse--a men,
Der Of the ehlckAdss family, living
In western North America and
nesting In holes. 3. Bank mynAh--A
starting. living In southern Asia
and nesting In holes IN banks, g.
Rife blrd--an Australian bird Of
paradise, making . eup-ahaped
nest IN trees. T. Madagascar bui-
bul--mSklna Q cup shaped mes, In
trees.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28
g. g's~s <ss %GSss

TRY AND CONVINCE Mel That's
\ the slogan Of todAy'a hard crust.
cd nkeptlc who has bsen fooled 90
many times that now he accepts
only facts" that are IN vogue. lie
prides himself upon the Tin ear and
the cold shoulder and keeps his
belief shut up In the cold stone
dungeon Of cynlciam. lie turRs tho
sharp ray Of who ser sof" upon
any new item Of information that
gets by the outer walls of public
disdaln.
He Ia afraid 70 use his own Judge
ment.
ASS 10 b Iks @oI dsisIeI S,ss
ssss bsSs Bps told AIsss ibs1 -
apple . ISy sOsId Assp me Doctor
s4sy, HSI issASy IoS ne ~bIR 10"
bssssss bis iAspIisiI@ l' 81 Ibs POPS,
~. is.idlib Ssrisiy ibss E+'A'iss1h
irsib bs1 ~ia'iII 49, ksitbssAsI dee
loOiG
Proof Of this 10 found IN expert,
mentA by DIR. solomon Aseh al
SwRrthmore with several hundred
students which reveal how q smart
operator may dlscredit truth and
convince you that black II white
Our popular sophlaticate probably
will dismiss tho prora findings aa
cloud gathering and ask why they
don't teach our Kids at college
something useful
In ne experiments. Aaeh go
crrtly arranged for seVea cot Il
eight students In The test groups 70
give ths WrOnG answer " . aues.
ton whether . given ttnr vas
straight 90 crsohsa. One-thlFa 81 the
time the uncoached eighth aladenI
the auPe--WOald agree, even
when Q little dlacePnmeat Wsula
have hhswn TIE ether seven wrOnG
Tested Aloae. the aupe cSald figure
eua TIE FiSha answer. some lev
ehOssa 40 aupes used their eva
lsdGeaena and gave Ire EiGhI 80.
sWeF. but usually Tie popular a.
sWeF VS. on with them,
This must have been pretty sm.
barrassina 10 The student dupes,
But most Of us graduate dupes are
secure In our pct illusions unless
ww begin some independent think
ting. We don't have 10 submit 10
any experiments by some hGEy col
leEs professor. We can remain
ignorant Of the possibility that
some would.bs dictator might try
the same experiment and plant the
big lie" among uA
No one can convince usi