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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-22
BELHAVEN HIGH SCHOOL.
PLACES 3RD IN CONTEST

In a shop contest held in Ay-
den, North Carolina on February
IA, 1852 and sponsored by Ali
son Erwin Company through the
cooperation of the North Caro-
lima state association of the New
Farmers of America. Andrew
Chesson, junior, of the Belhav-
en- N. F. A. Chapter won third
place, four points behind the sec
ond place winner.
The first three winners are as
follows: Larry James Wooten,
Pitt County Training school,
first place with a score of 260,
Alfred Keyes, Pamlico County
Training School, second place
with a score of 236, Andrew
Chesson, Belhaven High School,
third place with a score of 232.
Wooten will represent the Barry
O'Kelley "B" Federation at the
state N. F. A. convention to be
held in Greensboro in June.
Chesson, under the super
vision of the local teacher of
agriculture, w. ]. Morris, was
we'll trained and was in the run
ner he announced that he was
ming all the way. Upon being told
that he was the third place win
starting training Immediately for
the shop contest next year ano
expressed the desire to win first
place by a perfect score.
Other N. F. A. boys that went
to Ayden but did not take part
in the contest were Prentiss I
Davis, President; William White
Treasurer; and Albert COVE.
Reporter; who went along tc
cover the event for the local N
F. A. Chapter.
The contest was conducted by
w. j. Fisher, N. F. A. State Elk
ecutive Secretary. Mr.. ]. w. War
rem, assistance supervisor Vet.
eran Farm Training Program
presented the prizes. Mr.. S. B
Simmons, Assistant SUPERVISE
of Vocational Agriculture in Ne
| gro Schools was present to wit
ness portion of the contest.
The N. F. A. State Executiv
Secretary stated that the shor
contest showed great improve
ment over last years contestl HI
expressed amazement over tn
keen competition exhibited b.
all participants. At the end o
the shop contest, Mr.. Fisher con
graduated the participants an
ged the Agricultur
teachers of the Berry O'Kelle
"B" Group to continue the excel
4 lent supervision in training tn
N. F. A. boys to become efficier
in Farm Shop skills and tecF
nique.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-22
Is ATTEND ROSE BAY
BAPTIST TRAINING UNION

The three departments of the
Rose Bay Baptist Training Union
held joint Valentine party at
the Community Building Thurs
day night with twenty-five men,
bers present.
Games were played, valentines
were exchanged and all sorts of
candies, heart shape and other
valentine featured candies, pop
corn and drinks were enjoyed.
just community get-to-gether.
The three leaders of the BTU,
Mrs. John Jarvis, Mrs. Carol
Gibbs and Mrs. Willie Cahoon
were in charge.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-22
COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS

Mrs. S. T. Sparrow, ST., Mrs. S.
7. Sparrow, Jr., and Mrs. Molly
Mason were the hostesses for the
February meeting of the Win
steadville Community Woman's
Club when it met Friday night at
the home of Mrs. Sparrow, Sr. The
Valentine motif was effectively
used in the decoration of the living
room.
The business session was presid-
ed over by Mrs. o. E. Selby.
During the social hour the host
esses directed several games and
contests. Winners in the contests
were Mrs. Robert B. Pearce, Mrs.
Darrell Sadler, Mrs. L. R. Sparrow
and Mrs. Clifton Davis. A reading
was given by Mrs. Guy R. Davis.
After refreshments of cookies, iced
bottled drinks and sailed nuts had
been served, Forget-me-not gifts
were exchanged.
The following members met with
the hostesses: Mesdames Johnny
Kinion, A. M. Sparrow, ST., Barnie
Davis, Robert B. Pearce, Clifton
Davis, S. D. Sparrow, L. C.
Whorten, Ellis Smith,, Howell
Sparrow, o. E. Selby, Stephen
Godfrey, L. R. Sparrow, D. Otis
Selby, Darrell Sadler and Guy R.
Davis.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-22
VALENTINE PARTY

Mary Blanche Meekins enter
tanned a number Of friends at a
Valentine party last Thursday ev-
ening at her home near Manteo.
After a number of games had been
played, refreshments in keeping
with the season were served.
Guests included Mabel Jean Bas-
night, Ann Dowdy, Martha Rae
Rogers, Dolores Turner, Jill Til
lett, Jean Sears, Grace Dudley,
Doris Ann Modlin, Tessie Tillett,
Alice Midget and Joan Austin.
Boys crashing the party were
Merle Meekins, James Ray Flow
ers, Billy Midget and Allen
Dough.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-22
YEATESVILLE NEWS

Mrs. Marietta C. Mann of
Greensboro and Washington, D. c.,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. E. Mann for part of last
week.
Mrs. J. T. Cheatham, Jr., of
Greenville and Mrs. J. W. Phillips
and daughter Of Washington visit
ed their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. E. Mann on Friday of last
week.
Sunshine Mann visited friends in
Raleigh this week, attending the
Guy Lombardo concert at Memoir
ial Auditorium on Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
WASHINGTON STORE
F ST. AT 7th

= Interesting
work in general ofice. Experience
nent position, 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
Pleasant working conditions. Liberal
pna psn apby P5f 5RGa
STORES. Employment ONCE. n P
CIERK, white, age 1s to 25; pleas
ng aa d personality; no exper: necessary;
splendid working. conditions. Ap-
Hosp1FnAiL. s15a%i isi5 Eye D8oi1Ss &. NV,
CLERK. for general ONCE of auto
and iSme ssS if ssss ss
mating 5 and 5Ns day week; paid
working conditions; salary based on
fTRsTeSse APDy MT Rs1HsbfTP
$40 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville.
CLERK. who can type and has limited
knowledge Of bookkeeping. Phone
MR.. THOMPSON or MR.. JoLLEY.
CLERK iii xSGsi for tobacco and candy de-
o!E srAnDaRD b'f5s Dsus co o1nsis sfz
CLERK, in charge of sales records
with lumber and engineering or
sanitation; tipping essential; oppor-
tunity to use initiative and handle
own correspondence: perm. 5-day
CLERK (white), exp. for dry-cleaning
counter and assembly work; good
hours and salary. MELODY CLEAN
ERS. 1928 18th st. NV.
CLERK, dry cleaning store; pleasant
hours and working conditions. APP
ply WADE CLEANERS, 1908 New
Hampshire ave. SH, HOO. -3
CLERK for dry cleaning store. pleas
CLEANERS. 1871 Columbia rd. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
BAKERY SHOP CLERKS

BAKERY SHOP CLERKS
ROSSLYN. VA.
COLLEGE PARK, ND.
Pleasant work in our modern pantry
houses; meals and nyion uniforms
furnished; good pay, vacations with
pay. paid sick leave, group insur-
ance; modern air-conditioned shops.
APPLY
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
ROOM 200. 134I @ ST. NV.
BEAUTIClAN, manicurist: excellent
pay. Ma 2213. LEE STUDIO
BEAUTtC1AN-Guilb has opening
for excellent operator: also shampoo
and manicurist; salary open; call
BEAUTficiAN. exper. operator; iine
suburban shop; full or part time:
eonv. Kent Village. uN. 1875. -
BEAUTICLAN STYLIST, following
preferred. LOUISE MOORE BEAUTY
SALON. 1112 II st. NV. ME. S41O.
orators only. $50 salary, plus COM
missions. Work 2 evenings . week.
Apply GREENWAY BEAUTY EA-
LON. S634 3. Capitol st. 10. Lair.
~
Evening star., 1952-06-01
CASHIER-C CHECKER
SUITLAND, MD.

woman in cafeteria in Census Bldg
at Suitland; hrs, 1890 am. to 7:3O
pm; 5-day. 4O-hr. wk.; also open
inss, $3.50 am. to $3.50 pm. other
locations. Apply after o am. to
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC,
1135 21st ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

CASHIER-C CIGAR CLERK-Eight to
four; excel. salary, splendid OPP
portunity. 1886 Conn. ave. NV. WO
$500. II
CASHIER-SALESLADY, hosiery, hand
bags; experienced preferred; Pleas
ant working conditions. Apply in
person KINNEY SHOE STOKE, 31U
Tth st. NV. .
full or part time. for
supermarket, little experience neces-
Sary; good pay and fine working
conditions. Call LO. 5-1865. -3
for dry-cleaning plant;
good pay; perm. SAFE-WAY CLEAN
ERS. rear 1925 Georgia ave.
CIGAR CLERK, full or part time;
excel. salary; no exper. nee. IVES
LEY HEIGHTS PHARMACY. 1901
45th st. NV .
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK-An ex.
cellent full-time position available
Apply GALLAUDET PHARMACY,
1000 Florida ave ne.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS

Firms engaged IN interstate COM
merce or in the production OF
goods for commerce must NON pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-halt for operttme
LaD. Job seekers offered less By
copered firms shoufd notify the
Wage and Hour Dipision, U. S.
Department of Labor, telephone
Executive $3.50. Extension ISIS.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
HElP WOMEN
CASHIER

Nationwide finance company has
opening for young ladies looking
for. steady employment. Paid va
cation. free disqualification and
many other benefits. Convenient to
NV. WASHINGTON. Phone SH. 300
CORP, 1902 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring,
Evening star., 1952-06-01
BOOKKEEPER

Experienced. for complete
commercial accounting records
with related duties. including
typing; engineering ONCE; D.
day, 40-hour wk.: salary at
tractive to right person.
Phone MI. 4151 for appt.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAfHER.
perm: position, branch -office ma
tional organization; excellent op-
portunity. State salary expected
and full exper. Box 2S9-V. Star.
CASHIER and drug clerks. full time;
6-day. 4S-h hour week; good pay
plus commission; experience pre-
ferred SILVER STRING Drug,
S575 Ga. ave-, JU. 7-5450. -6
CASHIER, automotive exper. pref,
but not nee Good at figures. Excel.
pay; 5-day wk., Vacation and
insurance. 141S p st. NV. CO.
2153 Il
CASHIER-All night work on busy
cigar counter in drug store; 6-day
4S-hour week. Good salary, plus
commission. Must be experienced
and have local references. BRENT
WOOD DRUGS. 1901 Rhode Island
ave. ne. 3
CASHIER, to check in statesmen. Must
be able to operate adding machine
and be accurate with figures. Apply
in person. Mr.. Diamond. CRUSTY
PIE Co, 80 o st. ne. %
CASHIER and beverage checker, only
experienced need apply. Good SAL
airy, meals and hours. Apply in per-
son. 8 to IL am. FAN g. BILL,
1872 Conn. ave. NV. -
Evening star., 1952-06-01

CLERK-TYPIsT. national assn; 5
or 2 to ). for appointment. RE. $500,
Personnel Dept. q
CLERK-TYPIST. 3S-hr. 5-day week,
Mon. Fri; vacation, $40 start, perm.
THE STANDARD PRESS, 92O l. st.
NV. Mr.. MacIntyre. .
CLERK K-TYPIST for insurance Office
weef wtth lsfse se so ssasaass e9 Pleasant sS1
dkEAr A4Ry Mi agsicAa gfass n M M
Bids., 18th and H SIS. VIEzH NV. Ex'
CLERK-TYPIsT. with some short
Gitions and pay; 81 days. Live Elm In
or near Woodbridge. Apply j. L.
BATEMAAN aG A. SON. 2004 R. I. ave.
CLERK-TYPIST, JR.. permanent Do
sition in office of large motion pic
py MISS aaaz zoY TseK Warner
CIEkRK-TYPIsT. 2o-so, general on ONCE
work; excellent salary, 5-day-week,
hours. 10 to 8. Call Miss Martin,
ST. 2S00 or apply HOME SEWING
MACHINE CO., S25 7th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST. experienced, de-
pendable, accurate; good handwrit-
ing essential; age 20-35 or will
train beginner with 45-w.p.m. aver
age. Local. well-established firm;
conditioned ONCE; permanent,
5-day week. Call Elk. S594 for per-
sonal interview. -5
CLERK TYPIST with beginners
shorthand. contractors ofice, Brent
wood. Md. Hrs, 8 It'll 5, 5 days q
wk. Call UN. 2116. "a
CLERK-TYPIST, for various types of
clerical work, typing, filing. in large
real estate office, air conditioned
Office; company benefits. For APP
pointment, call Mrs. Farris, Ma.
2345. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
CLERK -TYPIST. Call RE. 3755, ask
for claims dept. for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
SALESLADIES

8 PHI
1343 F ST. NV.
Russell Stover Candies
Evening star., 1952-06-01
HELP WoMEN Cont }

BEAUTICIANS-Im opening
for full or part time operators: air.
conditioned shop. MARY BRUCE, ST.
BEATTIcIANs-chance of making
i,oe SnO0 % or over weekly. Manicurists;
STYLIST, 946 Wayne ave-, silver
Spring, Md. SH. 1921. %
BEAUTICIANS (2), experienced; full
or part time; top salary plus COM
conditioned @ shop. THE BEVERLY
PLAZA SALON. 3911 Mt. Vernon
ave-, Alex. Va, TIE. 1929. Il
men and women, for
modern. aforementioned salon. High
est, est salary aLaTy plus commission; 5 days.
cutting. GE. 5623. JU. 5-355s.
MILDRED FLANNERY, HAIR STYL-
BEAUTICIAN, male or female VII.
LIAM OF NEW. YORK HAIR STYL.
ISL 1918 Michigan ave. ne. II
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around; !;
sai. Sal. on T5% co comm: HELENE'S BEAUTY
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
mgr. and operator: highest salary
and commission; 5-day, wk. Air
SH sgHnity toT sg right person. JE. a-9647
Beauty OPERATOR, all-around also
manicurist; 40-hr. wk.; salary and
commission; no Saturdays. 1741
BEAUTY OPERATOR; guaranteed
salary and commission. OPAL'S
BEAUTY SALON, 1918 Bladensburg
rd., Cottage City Nd. WA. 9613
BEAUTY OPERATORS, t2) male and
female; 5-day wk.; guar. salary
and 65% comm. Apply in person
only to HEADS. 1927 F st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, 3. for modern
beauty salon. Top salary plus COM
mission. Please apply in person Tues.
through Sat PIERRE HAIRDRES-
SER, 1907 Bait. ave-. College Park.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around:
afr-cond. salon: hrs. Q to g.; steady
position. 1925 Conn. ave. DU. 500.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for new salon.
Very. attrac. opportunity. Also
manicurist. Phone DE. 1929, RU-
B1NO. 1859 Connecticut ave. A
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or woman,
to rent small Conn. ave. salon:
very reasonable terms. DE. O651.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
CLERK
TYPISTS

We have openings for sew
eral clerk-typiSts in our home
ONCE. Typing speed is not
important.
Our employees receive two
weeks vacation with pay. an
extra week vacation for good
attendance; sick leave, group
life insurance, disqualification.
sickness and accident benefits,
retirement annuity. AND in
our cafeteria our employees
receive coffee. tea and soup
every day. without charge.
Our salads, sandwiches. pies
and cakes. etc. are sold on
non-proflt basis.
We work from $40 am. to
4:45 p.m.. Monday through
Friday (37h-hour week..
If you would like to work
with congenial people, in a
pleasant atmosphere, won't
you come in and see US?
Apply personnel ONCE. Room
Equitable Life Insurance G.
S16 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
CI,ERK-TYPIST

For general ONCE work and switch.
board; permanent position: insur-
ance disqualification and vacation
benefits. Call Monday for inter-
BETHESDA MOTORS. INC. OIL. 1000
Evening star., 1952-06-01
CLERK-TYPIST

The Evening Star has an opening in
the classified advertising department
An opportunity for an accurate
typist with q good telephone voice,
who is capable and would enjoy
rendering service to customers by
interested. apply Personnel Ofiice.
RIM. sos. Open Mon. through Fri,
$50 am. to 3 pm. and Sat-. 8
am. to pm. No phone calls.
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

MAID, white; day work; attractive
surroundings. Apply housekeeper,
Mrs. Byrd CARLTON HOTEL, 10th
= and n 8 r. < & SITS; nv NV. .ssoprv, II Il.
experienced; one who can use
telephone. Apply WASHINGTON
,lEAN}N LEAU}GDRY, 2627 soK ( .MonT. St ny. -r22u
NICIAN. full or part time. Lin
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNI-
CHAN in doctors ofIice. DIR. LEO
9: BROWN, DU. 7117.. -5
NURSE, registered. white. 35 or over
for work in dental office: $40 to
NURSE, white, age 22 to 40; live in
or out; private hospital. Call co.
NURSE DIRECTOR. anesthetist for
Resulap ew nGSPss hrs live e out sa Start ssE July
1. ia, 4-17O0, Mr.. Dean. -
Evening star., 1952-06-01
LANSBURGH
& BRO.
9TH. sth AND E SITS. NV.

Assistant Credit Manager
Must be experienced in routine work.
5-day week, air-conditioned once.
Apply MIS-. Strauss, MAJOR Mas
TERPIECES CO., oil 7th st. NV.
ASST COUNSELOR r AINE s.
With car. 40 pm; 500 or more
weekly. MI. 1645 sun.
ATTENDANT. white. for semi -inyalid
mother; live in; $25 per week. RA.
AGUTTHoDMoTIvE CLERK-TYPIsT-1n-
teresting position in the insurance
and finance dept. of WaShington' s
oldest Ford leadership. II You are
under 35, neat appearing, able to
meet the public, and have average
ability (40-50 w.p.m.) as Q typist,
then we can offer permanent posi-
tion with definite future; 5-day
week. group disqualification and IN
surance plans, paid sick leave and
vacations See Mr.. Lane. HILL a.
SANDERS, lila VT. ave. NV. - 8
BAGGER AND CHECKER-Hospita
benefits and paid vacation. Excel
lent working conditions. Expert
ER's. INC. e3os 4. 1. ave. ne. 81
BAKERY SALESGIRL; late hrs, 800
pm. to IL am, or early hrs, 7:30
am. to 4 pm. Apply BRENNER' 8
BAKERY. $500 Columbia Pike.
Arlington. Va. or call OW. s606.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
CASHIER
CASHIER
CASHIERS

MGR; permanent posi-
tions; excellent opportunity; top
salary. Apply Mr.. Brown. NOR
TONS, 427 9TH st. NV. DI. $500.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

SALESLADIES
Highest earnings in the Nations
Capital. Exclusive speciality shop;
dresses, sportswear, coats. suits; full.
time or part time. KAPLOW1Tz. Cn
18th bet. and F SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-11
Crash JoIts Girl, ? From Car,
Bumper Crushes Her to Death

A 7-year-old girl was fatally
injured this morning in q freak
accident which threw her from
her mothers car and pinned her
between a tree and the cars front
bumper.
Police said Anne Dimon, 1892
Holly street NV, was tossed from
the car at Fifth and Butternut
streets NV, only a block from
school.
Her mother, Mrs. Dona Dimon,
48. was driving north On Fifth
street, police said, when a Car
driven by Gerald J. Dolan, %. Of
the 7400 block Of Georgia avenue
NV, struck the side of her car.
Police said the impact spun Mrs
Dimon's car around and hurled
Evening star., 1952-03-11

Ia Puz Hos Highest Airport
LA PAZ. Boliva.-The world.
highest airport is at La Pax. It l.
13.400 feet above sea level.
Evening star., 1952-03-11
FaIsehoods by Reds
|Upsetting Truce Talks
RidgWay Declares
BY the Assoeia,ed Pres.

MUNSAN. Korea. Mar. IL
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway de-
clared today that Red falsehoods
are upsetting Korean truce talks.
The U. NJ. commander said
armistice negotiations have
reached a point where it's i'm
possible to tell what is going to
happen. He blamed Communist
negotiators, "who resort to in
temperate language and delib-
|erately employ known falsehoods. "
Gen. Ridgway branded Red
stories that the Allies are using
germ warfare as completely. alb
|solutely and categorically false. 81
Negotiators Fed Up.
|. He speculated Communist ac-
|cusatioi1s were either % an
attempt "to cover up their in
ability to prevent epidemics and
Ito control them after they dc
occur" or t2) an indication they
plan ito employ such methods
I(germ warfare) themselves.
Gen. Ridgway said he was not
accusing the Reds Of plotting to
initiate meteorological warfare,
"but it Is conceivable" And, he
said, he wasn't absolutely certain
that epidemics are sweeping Red
Korea but evidence indicates bu-
bonic plague IS rampant.
In the armistice talks them
selves Rear Admiral r. E. Libby
told the Communists:
I'VE are getting fed up with
your attempts to make things ap-
pear as facts that are not facts
Fabrications Charged.
Admiral Libby's blunt statement
came in answer to accusations
from North Korean Mai. Gen. Lee
Sang Cho that the Allies "raiseC
extensive fabrications to further
delay" negotiations. Gen. Lee re.
ferred to Allied demands for ar
accounting Of missing Alliet
troops, Including $4,000 South Ko.
reans, as "dexterous delaying tao.
tics"
A second truce group met fol
only S minutes. They are stat
officers, deadlocked over whether
Russia should be named a neutra
to help police Korean armistice
The staff officers have met fol
a total of 13 minutes in three
days.
Despite the deadlock, Gen
Ridgway said his appearance il
Munsan had ION more significance
than any other visit over here"
Evening star., 1952-03-11
Canadian Shops
Put $710 Trode-In
Value on Broon1s
By The As,oeiassd Press

TORONTO, Canada. Mar. H.
Shopkeepefs here attempting to
stir sluggish sales are putting $110
values on old brooms, 500 on old
crystal radio sets and Offering
similar trade-in lures. especially
for electrical appliances.
r. T. Barnes, secretary Of the
Retail Merchants Association, said
yesterday the price-cutting will
not bring on a price war but ''mer-
chants are trying every way to get
around down-payment require
mentS."
The $110 broom went in on
trade for a 1919 electric refrigera-
Itor. The old crystal set. got q
I$219.50 radio for $169.50. r
One merchant said slow turn
over has been caused by govern
ment credit restrictions and,
although similar bargains are
being offered in other cities, he
lsaid results were not as good a
expected.
Evening star., 1952-03-11
Taft Speech in Texas
Draws Angry Reply BY
IconnaIIy in Senate

senator Tart, Republican. OF
Ohio touched of a political explo-
sion In the Senate late yesterday
by a speech he made 1000 miles
away, in Houston. Tex.
Ohio's candidate for the Repub-
|lican presidential nomination at
tackled administration foreign
policy and charged that SEN
|atOr Connally. Democrat, Of
ITexasshad said atInOnth before the
Korean war started that I'VE
wouldn't do anything about it If
the Communists moved into South
Korea.
Senator Connnally. who is UP
for reelection this year, took the
Senate floor to charge that Sem
ator Taft is a chameleon Sen
Iator,". willing to subordinate his
integrity and his truthfulness in
order to grasp few Shiny filthy
Votes" Is.
Senator Taft said later he hat
no comment on Senator Con-
Inafly.s Senate speech.
/. h. Lengthy a14d Stormy Debate. .
Shouting angrily and waving
Iisis arms, Senator Connallys said
Senator Taft had charged atIaa,
the Truman administration sin.
|vited L y the Communists. I into
Korea, = with IAN assist" from
Senator Connally as chairman oi
Ethe Senate Foreign Relations
Committee.
The blast kept his Senate col.
leagues late for dinner by touch
ing of q lengthy and stormy de-
bate Democrats came to Senator
/, ,ConnalIy.se defense and Republi-
cans lit into the Texan.
In Houston, Senator Taft.
mention of Senator Connally'.
name brought scattered boos. Anc
there was laughter and applause
when Mr.. Taft tore into Senator
Connally on the, foreign polio!
issue. VI
The Ohioan said the Com.
muniStS had taken Senator Con.
nally and Secretary of State Ache
son "at their word and moved in.
The Texan roared back rtha
Senator Taft's remarks were "out.
rageous. preposteroys and untrue.
The Texan added that instead o.
inviting, the NORTH, Korean Com
munists to move in. this countr!
helped train the South Korean
army for defense against aggres.
sion.
Other Senators Join In.
Senator Connally said Senator
Taft was "cravenly going aroun,
begging a few dirty, filthy votes.
That brought Senator Hicken
Ilooper, Republican, of Iowa to hi
feet demanding that Senate
Connally be seated under Senat'
rules prohibiting a member from
Iimpugning the honor Of anothe,
Senator.
Senator Lyndon johnson
Democrat. of Texas moved tina
his colleague be permitted t.
proceed in order" and the Senat'
gave Senator Conna1ly a go-ahea,
by voice vote. j..
Returning to the attack, sen
ator Connally called TAFT adlnal
who speaks with -. the inoutl
of the demagogue." H. #@ q.
Senator Welker, Republican, o
Idaho fired back that Senate
IConnally had cut loose with
a "tirade of abuse" which Senate
Welker considered insulting t
Texans"
Evening star., 1952-03-11

Ithe child against the tree just be-
fore. the bumper struck it.
Anne was taken to Children's
Hospital, where she was pro.
lnounced dead.
She was the eighth traffic victim
here this year, compared to 16 al
this time last year.
Meanwhile, police were search.
ing this morning for a hit.
and-run car which struck a 81.
|year-old woman at New Jersey
avenue near H street NV. lasi
might.
Mrs. Carrie Rusher, colored, o1
4412 Douglas street NE. was taker
to Casualty Hospital where she
was admitted in fair condition
with a possible fracture Of the
skull.