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Evening star., 1953-01-08
Scream Leads Police
To Juvenile Cana in
Series Of Robberies
Questioning Of Youths
Solves Yoke Assaults
And Purse Snutchinos

A woman's scream last night
led to the arrest of juvenile
gang which has proWled the
Northeast section for six months
snatching purses and committing
yoke robberies. police said to-
day.
Detective Sergt. John G. Will
liams and Pvt. Delmar F. Reid of
the auto squad were cruising
in the 100 block of M street
NV when they heard the
scream.
They investigated, and found
Mrs. Willmette E. Walker, 43
colored, of 4211 Clay street NE
who said her purse had been
snatched.
With Mrs. Walker in the car
the officers cruised the area
At M street and New York ave-
nue. NV, they found two youths
standing beneath a tree. Mrs
Walker thought they looked fa-
miliar.
The policemen brought Clar-
ence Ferguson, 18. colored, of
the 1900 block of Kenilworth
terrace NE. and a 15-year-old
boy to police headquarters for
questioning. A 13-year-old boy
was implicated during the ques-
tionlng.
Police said a dozen purse
snatchings and yoke robberies
were solved with the arrests, and
they expect to clear up more
through further questioning.
Ferguson was to appear before
United States Commissioner Cy-
ril S. Lawrence today on robbery
charges, and the others were to
be turned over to juvenile au-
thorities.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
BY the Assoeiated Press

Secretary of State Acheson's 8
swan song to Americas career
diplomats was a fighting exhor-
tation to stand fast in the face
of wicked" criticisms and
"witchhunts."
Mr.. Acheson was guest of hon.
or at a luncheon meeting yester-
day of the Foreign Service As
sociation. a dues-paying organi-
zation of State Department
career officers.
Without naming names. he
assailed critics Of the State De-
partment as thoroughly wicked"
and said their campaign abuse
and witchhunts compares with
what Italy experienced in the
Middle Ages.
Mr.. Acheson forecast no letup
in this criticism during Presi-
dent-elect Eisenhower'S admin
istration. But someday, he said,
"the people will rise up and say
we've had enough Of this"
In my judgment. once some
Evening star., 1953-01-08

down at Washington National
Airport at 12:39 pm. in a driz-
zling rain and near-freezing
temperatures.
The Air Force rolled out a spe-
cial canopy to protect Mr..
Churchill from the rain as he
left the plane and walked toward
the Military Air Transport Serv-
ice terminal.
Visitor in Usual Good humOr.
Mr.. Churchill carried a god
headed cane and wore a black
homburg, black overcoat and a
white scarf
I'm delighted" said Secre-
tary Acheson, as he greeted the
visitor.
The pink-faced Mr.. Churchill,
with his usual good humor, told
reporters that 1--WE had a very
pleasant journey-we saw Moth
ing but clouds and landed ex-
actly at the desired spot"
II am glad to meet again with
two old friends-Mr. Acheson
and Mr.. Hartman Mutual Sc
curity Administrator Averell
Hartmann. Mr.. Churchill said.
II hope to see many other old
friends here, including Mr.. 7'ru-
man, with whom I have worked
both in and out of office"
To See Truman Today.
The pilot of the independence.
Col. Francis Williams, got the
plane over the airport one hour
after leaving New York but was
delayed in getting down because
of other planes feeling their way
through the heavy weather to
land.
Mr.. Churchill, after speaking
briefly for newsreel cameras and
newsmen. headed for the British
Embassy to rest before a sched-
uled White House talk with Mr..
Truman at 4 pm.
Mr.. Churchill will honor the
President at a dinner at the
Embassy at $50 pm.
Tomorrow. Mr.. Churchill plans
to fly to Jamaica to join his wife
and daughter, Mrs Christopher
Soames. for a vacation in the
Caribbean sun.
The White House meeting was
expected to be more Of a chat
between two good story-tellers
rather than conference by two
chiefs of state.
Ends Business With Eisenhower.
Mr.. Truman, borrowing a line
from Alice in Wonderland, told
a recent news conference that
he and Mr.. Churchill will dis
cuss "shoes and ships and seal
ing wax"
Mr.. Churchill apparently con-
(See CHIJRCHIII,- pape AIRY
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Boruch Will Accent
Post-ifO Offered-in
Eisenhower Regime
BY the Associated Press

NE WYORK, Jan. g.
Bernard M. Baruch. finan-
| cler and adviser to Presi-
dents, said today he would
accept a position with the
Eisenhower administration
if one were offered.
Mr.. Baruch. who was at
La Guardia Field to see
Winston Churchill off, said
he doesn't believe anybody
should turn down a Job with
our Government if he Is
asked"
Then he smiled and
added: THAT goes for any
administration. even with
Mr.. Truman"
Evening star., 1953-01-08

Subcommittee of the Parade
Committee. He said also that
sponsors for the 10 floats depict
ing President-elect Eisenhower's
life story have been approved.
and he described each of the
designs.
The committee reported that
II States have advised that they
do not plan TO enter a float. be-
cause Of lack of money, Mr..
Lamb declared.
Edward r. Carr. Parade Com
mitteer chairman, meanwhile
added that the Eisenhower life
story floats have been shifted
from the last division to a point
between the fourth and fifth
divisions of the parade, which
will be 10 miles long. Most of
the floats are being built in the
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Bunk in Prison Asked

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 8 R.-
The warden of the penitentiary
asked the Bank of London and
Mexico yesterday to open a
branch Office in his prison. He
said it would encourage prisoners
to save the money they earn
for labor in the prison shops.
The bank said it would think
about it.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Dulles Comes 10 Town
To Talk 10 President

John Foster Dulles. Secretary
of State-designate in Gen. Eisen-
hower's cabinet. arrived in Wash
ington today from New York for
a 3 pm. appointment with Presi-
dent Truman.
The purpose of his White
House visit was not disclosed.
Mr.. Dulles said he also would
see Senator Wiley. Republican,
of Wisconsin before going to the
White House. The latter is slated
to be chairman of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee.
Mr.. Dulles will return to New
York tomorrow.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Churchill Here
For Brief Visit
With Truman
Acheson and Mukins
Greet British Leader
At Airport in Roin
By james {. Roper

British Prime Minister Church.
i'll. Drawing weather that would
stop almost any one ex-
cept the Londoner, flew into
Washington today to visit Presi-
dent Truman.
Secretary of State Acheson
and Sir Roger Makins, the new
British Ambassador to the
United States. greeted Mr..
Churchill as he stepped from the
Independence, Mr.. Truman's
personal plane.
The independence left New
York at 1925 am. and touched
Evening star., 1953-01-08

National Guard Armory base
ment. Some also are under con-
struction in the States they will
represent. The 80 States enter
ing floats are:
California, Connecticut. Dela-
ware, Florida, Georgia. Idaho.
Illinois, Iowa, Kansas. Louisiana,
Maine, Maryland, Massachu-
sets, Michigan. Mississippi, New
Hampshire and New Jersey.
Also New York, North Caro-
lima. Nebraska. Ohio, Oklahoma,
South Carolina, Tennessee.
fcoo ET OATS Dooa A1oN
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Admiral Joy Undergoes
Surgery at Bethesda

Vice Admiral Charles Turner
Joy, Naval Academy superin-
tendent, underwent an operation
for removal of the spleen at
Bethesda Naval Hospital this
morning, the Navy announced.
His condition after surgery
was excellent" the announce
ment stated.
Admiral Joy returned from the
Far East last summer after act
ing as chief of the U. N. truce
negotiators in Korea for more
than a year.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Roosevelt, Jr., in London

LONDON, Jan. 8 PA-Repre-
sentative Franklin D. Roosevelt,
jr., Democrat, of New York.
member of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee, arrived here
today for what he termed "a
fact finding visit" on British
and French rearmament. He
will remain here two days.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Miss Dulles in Berlin

BERLIN, Jan. 8 (R.-Eleanor
Dulles, sister of Secretary Of
State-designate John Foster
Dulles. arrived here today for
q week-long study Of West Ber-
Inns economic situation.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Crew Soved as Ship Sinks

BREST, France, Jan. 8 P).-
The captain and nine crewmen
of the 500-ton Dutch coastal
ship r. P. S. we're rescued today
after they abandoned their sink
ing vessel off Frances west
coast, the French fishing boat
Brittua radioed.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Guide for Readers

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Evening star., 1953-01-08
II States Unable
To Take Part Due
To Lack of Funds

The number of floats sched-
uled to appear in the inaugural
parade on January 20 was in
creasing today. with 80 States,
five Territories, the District, six
civic organizations and Cook
County. Ill.,. already signed up.
for a total of 43.
This was announced by George
P Lamb, chairman of the Float
Evening star., 1953-01-08

OF Bear Lake. where a farmer
and his wife reported seeing
three flares last night. Sheriff
Gilbert Arnall said planes were
checking the area today. If the
pilots find nothing, Sheriff Ar
nall said horseback party
would attempt to reach the site,
which is inaccessible by jeep.
Sheriff Arnall said the farmer,
Jesse Schidegger of Paris, also
reported seeing a light move
horizontally along the ground.
Mr.. Schidegger lives eight miles
north of Bear Lake, which spans
the Utah-Idaho border.
En- Route to South Carolina.
The missing plane was en-
route from Seattle to Fort Jack
son, S. c., where the Korean
veterans were to be released
from service. The crew of three
included a pilot, co-pilot and
stewardess.
The tWo-engine craft last re-
ported by radio while over
Malad City. about so miles west
of where Air Force officials, Civil
Air Patrol leaders and the
aeronautics directors of three
States have pooled their ships
into an aerial hunt.
Most of the military planes
are from Hamilton Field, Calf,
and Lowry Field, in Colorado
The search planes are flying
from fields in Montpelier and
Pocatello, Idaho; Rock Springs,
Wyo.. and Hill Air Force Base
Utah.
Although broken clouds .were
reported at 1000 feet over the
Bear Lake region, below that
the visibility was excellent.
Terrain Under Snow.
The terrain is under a frozen
cover of snow, ranging up to IL
inches. Between and 6 inches
fell yesterday.
While most of the planes
criss-crossed over the Bear Lake
region, some drifted eastward to
check the possibility that the
missing GAG travelled farther
than officials first thought.
If the troop-carrying plane
met with disaster it would be
the 11th crash of military or
military chartered planes around
the rim of the Pacific Ocean in
little more than two months.
The veterans aboard the i'll.
fated plane were among the
3.169 troops who arrived at Sc
attic Tuesday aboard the trans
port ship Marine Adder. The
Army chartered Is private planes
to rush the men to military in
stallations nearest their homes
for release from the se.Vice. They
were loaded aboard the missing
plane in alphabetical order All
81 on the craft had names be-
ginning H, j or <.
Crew From San Antonio.
The Gas Is owned by Associ-
ated Air Transport of Sal, An
tonic, Tex, the home Of all three
members of the planes crew
A spokesman for the company
identified the crew as Pilot Law
renee Crawford, 20 First Officer
Maxwell Perkins and the stew
ardess, Miss Dorothy Davis, 2l.
One pilot of another of the
chartered "troop specials" re-
ported in Cheyenne. Wyo., that
he heard the pilot of the missing
craft talking with radio stations
in the Bear Lake area. He said
there was no indication of
trouble.
The United States Weather
Bureau in Salt Lake City re-
ported icing conditions at flight
altitude existed at the time the
plane passed through South
eastern Idaho, although skies
generally were clear.
Yesterday Fort LaWton au-
thoritieS at Seattle announced
(See PLANE. Page A-60
Evening star., 1953-01-08

Pictures Of lnoueuroI Porode Floots
Being Built. Poee All
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Estate Area
Searched for
Troop Plane
Aerial Hunt Goes On
As Jeep Posse Fails
To Get Through
BY the Associated Press

MONTPELIER, Idaho, Jan. 8.
The aerial search by a fleet
Of private and Air Force planes
for a missing C-46 troop trans
port" with 40 aboard, was con-
centrated today in the area
where Idaho, Utah and Wyoming
join.
A jeep posse was unable to
reach the spot on the east side
Seven Killed in Crosh of PIone Near
Seattle. se'A-I3
Evening star., 1953-01-08

(See CHURCHILL, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1953-01-08
The Star Track Meet

World famous track stars compete In
The Evening Star Games Saturday night.
Read the Sports Section for complete de-
tails Tickets now on sale.
Evening star., 1953-01-08

(See FLOATS, Page A-12D
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05
AEc Is DRAFTING

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Allea.
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douht that vtolatisas a the lau
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COLOMBIAN NAVY

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EDITORS VIEW OF

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'sT0hacee Read"
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news stories om the rapnEt whAa
olhsrs said thay earFied only 8i4l
storias 90 inside pages wl1hcui
eomplainis from thelE Faa6aFs.
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Times. called ths ssnaior . ~ehsaI
ldemagegns."
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swimmiae.
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SGT. COOK WILL BE

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OuirinO Charges
Us. Intervention
In Campaign

MANILA ~ = Psesldeas KipldA
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staiiom resgzndea b bolHseroua
cheerlna.
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Coz everynne 40 ahow heF tasks
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of Theresa bardwell also eAarm.
ed her.
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The group lnclnded dancer Ray
Malone. who has appeared On M
Martha and Lewis Sow and oih9l
top TN productions. Mercury Fe
eording star Ray Barber; harlions
Huzz Craig: the heauteeus Mar
Am Kelly. vocalist: singer penny
Nelson end Isabelle Rohhins, whc
has Feeordsd many tunes nov %
M nalioua' bake boxes.
kalar, the natiun's most televised
magieian was alse among ths
gFoup. lie las appeared en- ths II
sullisaa and Break the Bank ~
showa.
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Ne firsl performanes Of an oFiasnal
tie written by wah plaseA, Z
memheF of the ertw of the DAVIS
lts entitled "Leve n A MIST"
Maria. along wIih the stars, 1
guest Il Mr. Robegt Cehrina a
ne plush Key wester Motal Dur
ne thar say here.
Snen leave On ghe first Ieg q
Be- journey haek 10 Iialy nexl sun
day.