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HOUSES FURNIsHED

GLOVER PARK rms, 9 baths
gar: fuTn.; nr. schools, shop. trans
Sl35 mo. SUSIE v. WATWOOD. Ma
S-S3f5; eyes,. DU. 7-010S. 22s
GEORGETOWN. q months--Liyins
room, library. dining room, kitchen,
powder room. 3 bedrooms, bath.
Nice srounnds Oil heat. Esmily-type
ewes. and Sundays. W0. 6-3449.
FRANCES POWELL HILL. Realtor.
1908 Goth st. NV. -22
NAVY ANNEX. AND PENT.-walkins
dist: 5-rm. brick: mod. furn.:. Tv;
washer. KI. S-0035. IA. S-7562
en- ise. elevated lot. sarden space,
eTesn FssI 'af fully DGssh painted seD bssa a with viii
ping-pong table: completely turn.,
very clean: conv. Sl35. OIL. 4-6425
Mr.. WALTER REED, 5th and oneida
pl. n.w.-Semidet. brick; large
rms, ~ baths. powder rn.. 1st a.
Conv. Calvin Coolidge. stores and
Bus. sE WI rent unilrn; aIgs, Reas eg. rent.
SHIRLEY HWY. Glebe I'd. area
Semidet.; 2 bedrms.. both with twin
beds; completely furnished except
linens and silver. IA. 2-l123,
Sc. SEQ Southern ave.-charmins s.
rm. brk.. good loc., Is min. town;
hsmt.; yard; Sis. WA. 7-490p,
lsel IRVING STREET N.w.-0pen
for inspect, 10 am. to 4 pm; 3
bedrmS.. I12 baths. living rm.. din
ing rm., kit; gas h.; large yard.
garage. Excellent condition.; ] VI.
lease. EDMUND M O'SULLIvAN,
Ma. S-7S4S, l401 Eye st. NV. --:,3
GROOM HOUSE. completely furn.;
linens, dishes. etc. Glen Echo, Md.
Very reas. Call OIL. 2-2610 after d
pm. --24
ARL.. 10 Minis. to Pentagon, 3 blks.
bic. shop. area, ..compl. furn.; :. 2
bedrms.. bath; kit. din. rm:; liv.
rm. on 1st A.; lge. rm. upstairs;
lge. scr. porch of of din, rnn.: good
yard; S125. KE. S-55a5. -22
Mr.. ARMY MAP SERVICE in Brook
mont-3 bedrms.. 2 baths. = flrepls..
oil hot-water neat. bsmt.. screened
porch. SlQ0 mo-; conv. transp.
MRS. BURGESS, Realtors. 6109
Broad ST.. OIL 2-4253. -.2
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
FIVE BEDROOM HOUSE. WITH DEN
AND POWDER ROOM ON FIRST
FLOOR, NICELY FURN. OPEN FOR
INSPECTION. 3902 INGOMAR ST.
THOS. l. PHILLIPS WO. $1,000
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ALcONN moves local. long dis: /.
bedrfn. apt, S25: 2 bedrnis.. $50; .
rms, $40: new van. TU. 2-7272
MoyERs--Anythine any
time. Also truck and driver for
rent. You load. ST. 3-S57U:
ewes, IA. 9-0ll5. -2
THIS MONTH ONLY. truck and 4
men. SIS per hour. We also move
by job, AID 4-7525. 22s
EDELIN,S MOVING AND TRANSFER
SERVICE. reasonable rates. orders
taken up to 10 m. Call II. 3-5047.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches q specialty S L MORRIS
TU 2-1i50 or II 6-2SS9
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET sI
across the country safe storage IN
separate rooms expert packing
Phone NO 7-0l04. UNION STOR.
AGE CO INC Established 1904
MOVE By HlLL-Home or bus. short
or long notices. extra services: any
time sensibl7 priced LU l-9500
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage.
Reas. IA. 9-293f; eyes,, RA. 3-14l6.
o3s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PARKING OR USLD CAR LOT, e17
9th NV, for rent; pool room. 8 Ia.
bles. 9l5 9th NV. for rent. equip.
bakery and rest. S1l Penna. ave.
NV. for rent. EN-. 2-5s42 -23
PARTNER NEEDED to operate small
established secretarIal service. Small
Initial investment; option to buy
outright; Must be Al stenog. Box
DRY CLEANING AGENCY wanted
netting over Sl00 wk. now: NV. sec
tion; private party. DI. 1-67I7. 2a'
GROCERY STORE - Beer. o5l5
Bladensburg rd. ne. LA. 6-3l13.
9:30 pm. Suns. and holidays in.
cluded. Best offer considered. -25
HARDWARE STORE-Selling due to
illness; doing approx. 100000 per
year; good inventory. Reas. terms to
reliable people. JE. 4-6o50; ewes.
FOR SALE. stamp postal card vend-
ing machine business. on nearby
Army base. Very reasonable. Boz
25-H, Star. -22
FURN.: 14th. nr. dirard; II rms,
furn.; buy business, live rent free;
sood Lease loSg rent: Sl'50o' best
-~1O Aiddols HbpCA ns
ave, seats 100. air-cond., WE'LL
equipped kitchen incl. walk-in box,
dish washing machine. etc. Closed
Sundays. Price 100000, terms 81.
500 cash down. w. E. THRIFT,
Exclusive. 141l Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
DRY CLEANING PLANT. synthetic:
good NV: location, one Of the weIi-
known plants in Washineton. Does
over S60,O00 yr., good prices: books
show very profitable net, . trucks.
Present mgr. will possibly remain
with inexperienced buyer. Price
S.5,001, terms $4,000 cash down.
w E. THRIFT, Exclusive, 141l Ps.
UPPER CoNN: AVE. woMEN's IP-
PAREL sHoP-Well established air
conditioned. good lease. low OVER
head. fine clientele. excellent oppor-
tunity on small investment Fox
favERSMLocated in NV; seat,
100: air cond Open from 5 pm.
I'll 2 am. Closed Mondays, Price,
$4,000. Stock incl. Terms. $4,000
cash dn BOX Arb Star -03
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lApTs. UNFURAl.-AD. tcea..l. ]

1856 EAST-WEST hwy, Just west
Of 18th st.--2 bedrms., individual
dwelling unit. duplex with pvt. frt.
and rear entrances, convenient to
D. G. buslipe and shopping. will
redecorate: 500 per mo-, plus utili-
ties, Call Ma. S-ia21. --37 4
CORAL HILLS AT b. q. LINE-Gar.
den ap,s;a ssdrms, Sg0; bed,
TAKOMA PARK--Lar.e liy. rm,, bed.
room, kit, dinette and bath. Neal
transportation and shopping. Ju
raRoMA Hl2SyYA pARK-Newly decorated p :.
bedroom apt, on Piney Branch roaC
near East West hwy. 1st floor; nice
TyHkGMa yaksa;M adqlss PaRR, pnls MDNea4ly ~ new i
sss5o spsc. llT lls-jaD rms. atils' osdad. incl.
shop. center. JU. 5-2I50. ---25
SILVER SPRING--In apt. bldg;
hedrn1., Y ,rrn., dinette. Kit. ant
bath bath newly .,lSo des: Sas SO mo- usils sno
TAKOMA PARK--Two bedrms.. iiv
rm. with fireplace, dining room
kitchen and bath. large play area
500 per mo. Call r. A. HUM.
PHRIES. Realtors. ma. 5000. Ia
CONN AVE. ana EaSt-WeSt hwy
One bedrm: liy. rnl.. dinette; Kit
HUMPHREYS, Realtors, MA. S-5020
LARGE GARDEN APTS.. and . ped
rooms $3.50 and SS9.50 up. One
bIoes to shopping center. schools
| newly redee.' fast direct transp
| downtown D c.; 53rd pl and De-
| fense hwy. Bladenshurg. Nd. Res
| Mgr, Wa 7-3G21.
Meurilee Arms Apis.
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OFFICES FOR RENT
TV SHOWS
LAST OPPORTUNITY

TO GET IN ON GROUND FLOOR
OF A HIGHLY PROFITABLE FIELD
$500
VIII buy Mes ROYALTY interest in fys
eopyrighted TV shows starring
famous Hollywood and Broadway
personalities: First show has been
kinescoped by network and can be
seen by prospective buyers. Only
one per cent royalty interest re.
mains to be sold. Royalty alone
should equal yogr purchase prics
each 20 weeks. Write, giving tele.
phone number. to Box 420-C. Star.
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525 UPsAL ST. s.E.-semidet.. :
bedrms., bath hying rm., dinins
reation rm. with y bath in bsmt.i
Sis per mo. Cal WMiH. sAUE.
DERs CO.. INC. pI 7.Rt5. -2s
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
VIRGINIA
nDNnEDTxy 0ITyNEno

PROPERTY OWNERS
We need more houses and apis. 10
rent to good clientele We cater to
officers and enlisted men In the
Army. Navy. Air Force and Ma
rines. Phone in your listing now.
We will give you excel; seryics.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
1I6 S. st. Asaph St.. Alex. Va.
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APIS. UNEURNlsnED-Mp.

|APTS. AVAILABLE AT GOBuR TER.
510D Defense hwy, Bladensbure.
ter; bus xtop ct door WA 2-27HS
MT. RAfNIER-3 rooms. bath: in
closed porch. yard: separate en-
trance; SO mo-. incl. utiis.. also
child care. WA. T-2SS3. -22
EBETHESDA--Liying room, dinette.
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath: con-
transportation. OF. 4-2545. pa
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A detached brick home--1st floor,
bedroom and bath; . bedrooms on
Ind foor. Reasonable. Quick pos.
session. Call OIL. 4-2S06. KIRKS
REALTY CO.. Realtors. Ho. a,-6feS.
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GARAGE

Rear Govt. Printing Ofhce-One-story
brick garage: space for 3 cars: over.
head doors; rent. S55. p. j.
WALSHE. INC, 11l5 Eye Sst. NV.
ma. s-636S. -22
OFFICES FOR RENT
1107 Eye st. n.w.-2 large rooms. one
small room. storage space. lavatory
and basin. heat and hot water; will
redecorate; reasonable rent. p j.
WALSHE. INC, fI15 Eye ct. NV.
Ma. s-846S. -22
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ApTs. UNFURl.-VA. lcont. !

NEWLY DEC. cheerful 2-bedroom
bide.; Ideally located for shopping
Minis. to Pentagon; $50 per mo-.
incl rtils, call Resident Manaser.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

~SS tSH soe-t."s
UNDER CONSTRUCTION I'll Pes
body st. n.e.-Magnifcient split
level S2O.750. MURRAY JAFFE,
Builder. JU s-2522: ewes. ~; 8.
CHEIY CHASE, d. c.-very fine cen.
ter hall brick Colonial. bedrooms,
2 baths. powder Fni.. recreation rn.s
screened porch and garage. con-
yenient 10 everything. Priced rieht.
Call WO. $4,000 until Q pm. Ed
WARD H. JONES CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASk-HAWTHORNE-Neu
erick rambler. hedrms.. Q baths.
lse. liv. rm... sep. din. rnl-. rec. rul.,
2-car gar: b-acre lot, facing Rock
Creek Park. 1903 Beech st. NV.
BUnDER-oWNER. En-. 3-6236s
sssi f'ISHhTiHy WHiIEHAyEN PKwY. fBur.
leitn row brick; perfect
condition. HULL. RE 7-5236. -ea
1871 o ST. N,Ws--8 Ice. rms. 2 fuls
bathrns., oil heat; good financing.
Call Mr.. HASsIN, 10. 4-6s23. toe
day or Ma. e-1796 wkdys. tin 8 pm
tcontinued on next passS
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Resident Mgr, 10. 2-2220
COLORED-Is40 VERNON ST. NV.
-Four rms. kit. and, bath; newly
dec; dec cony; location; apt. bldg;
COLOREDN5 RMS. bath and porch
1924 9th st. ne: S75. EN-. 2-5s42
CoLoRED-se QUINCY pL. NV
tnr. N. Cap and FlaJ: 2 bedrms
liv.. rm., foyer, kit. and bath in
Tslsspt Sea NA apt asa heuss. rG Comp 5s
coLoRED-sEvERAL s-rm. furn.
or unfurn. apts.; pvt. bath: GOOD
Es;r1Lp ioe; II; 6,7o43. co3. WILLoUGBY REAL +;
coiokEp aSaAah 90 os CHOICES Both :
rms, Kitchen; bath: l12o Holbrook
5s 5asss ssoi 4G tensats sss4S gay utilities 60
COLoRED- -TALBERT ST. Sc,
block from Nichols ave.-Bus. conv
to st. Elizabeths or Federal Tri-
angle: 3 lee; rms. kit, bath, oil
cSnoREbMiods SSHaHSIoNii ag MD. altSa3 AVE. 4 s.w:2a
onIy; IS $3.50 is see's see sundas' oaeg' sdafs. MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE Co, 1924 I4th
st. NV, AID. 4-2g05. -22
COLORED-oUINCY PL. NV. nea,
1st and Florida ave-Conv. te
| transp.,. Freedmens Hospital, How
ard Univ; lst floor, 2 rms. mod
Kit; kit. and ID bath; III. newly dec. pvt, ( gas
v. D. 0J Johnston. aSsii sSaD'f Hu. as ss-4Isi4 I
coLoRED-MoDERN APT, liv. rm
bedrm.. din. rm.. kit. bath, screened
porch nr l23 oe9ue Queen st. ne; s8i
c6GoRRb1-oSs 5Hi ri, 7t5Sso' BEpRM., ,,v. rm.
dinette. kit and bath. 21st and Okla.
@ ties p ' coNsTn1cTEoN sTf &c P.as co. es5l,
1025 VT. ave NV, ST. 3-2166;
coLoRED - ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
near @ Allison bedrms., liy. rm:
sToN, HUI. 3-46l4. -.
C0LORED-lsth AND GAINESvILLE
ST. S.E.--Applications being &C.
cepted for December occupancy; new
| de luxe 2-bedrm. apis. with 3 ex-
| posures: individually controlled
Dashboard hot-water heat, 10 cleo.
tric circuits for conditionins
and coiored television, built-in. 30
inch ventilating fans. fully, insu.
tons, many other unusual features
| Rent. S15 plus utilities. GEORGE
Y. WoRTH1NGToN s. SON. 1927
coLoRED@5os5 BESNING RID. Sc
II bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette. kitcher
and bath: $3.50. r, a. HUM
PHRIES, Realtors. Ma. s-5020. -;
COLORED--i90O 3rd ST. N.E.---Liv
| rIln., 2 bedrms., kit. and bath; S7t
month. includes heat and hot water
! N; u PAnL nv sia sHaA1NNAN' ! AZ 73a nth st
CoLoRED-CLoSE TO NAVY YART
/ and Just off M st.--Nice 4-famil,
bldg. at 110i 3rd st. s.e. offers larg,
| bedroom unit with front and real
| entrance at reasonable rent o.
| $49.50 plus all utils.; avail. Dec. z
| SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 724 14tt
st. NV. Ma. S-a345-
| COLORED-2-BEDRM.
| GA. & LONGFELLOW
Lovely a-bedrm. apt. in this NV
Petworth modern apt. bldg. jus
| opened for co1ored. Low rent. Hurry
only ! left. Come to Office for keys
| 1St NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 7-3534
- coLoRED
ATTENTION GOVT. WORKERS
| ADULTS ONLY
VERY DESIRABLE APTS.
| l06 EYE ST. NV.
| RM.. EFFICIENCY KIT, BATH
| 214 Ind ST, NE.
| 2 RMS. KIT. AND BATH
| PHONE MA. S-4S1S
The daily record., 1954-01-15
Piracy Not Gone
MAGAZINE States

WASHINGTON up - Piracy Is
not dead.
In fact, the National Geographic
said today, 1t Is fiourishing.
The society conceded that ships
flying the Polly Roger no longer
menace the big international trade
routes.
But, 1t added, the business that
enriched Blackboard, Jean LaFitte.
and Captain Kidd, IS still thriving
mainly off the Red China Coast
but also In the waters Of North
west Africa, Eastern Arabia and
Malaga.
The boldest of today's buccaneers,
the society said, are Chinese free
hooters, some of them women.
They hang out for the most part
near Bias Bay in the Hongkong-
Macao area.
RECENT ACTS
Of several plratical acts cited by
the Geographic, the most profitable
occurred in late 1857. Twenty-Five
Chinese corsairs boarded the 4.5222-
ton Dutch Liner Van Heutz and
seized $5OO,O0o in money. jewels,
and clothing from the passengers
and crew.
The society said Chinese pirates
usually do their maurauding from
motorized, well-armed junks" On
one of the occasions 1t reported,
the sea-going bandits were defeat
ed by their own greed.
TOOK FREIGHTER
They swarmed aboard the Pana-
manian freighted Taluei in the yel-
low Sea in 1851 and took every
thing that could be moved--per-
sonal belongings. ships instru-
ments, and 1000 tons of peanut oil
and soybeans.
LAS they transferred the cargo"
the Geographic said. "their junk
sank low in the water. Then sud-
denly it lurched and slipped below
the surface"
The daily record., 1954-01-15
ALLEN Johnson's
Have Coffee Hour
.Honoring Couple

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen johnson
charmingly entertained at coffee
hour last Sunday afternoon to
honor Mrs. Johnson's counsin, Miss
Joe Lane. both of Raleigh, whose
Grace Stephenson and her finance.
approaching marriage will take
place in Raleigh on January %.
On arrival Miss Stephenson was
presented white rose corsage.
The living room and dining room
were ensuite for the occasion and
decorations throughout were in
traditional green and white nuptial
colors. On the living room mantle
an elegant arrangement OF giant
handmade magnoliaS with an
electric light nesting In the center
Of each bloom graced the center
section while on either side were
crystal candelabra holding lighted
white tapers with a profusion of
magnolia leaves grouped in artistic
arrangement about the base. In tn !,
dining room the refreshment table
was covered with a white linen
handworked cloth and centered
with a massive bouquet Of white
gladioh and white pom poms out
lined with dainty fern fronds and
foliage. Silver candleholders on
either side held cathedral candles.
Seated at either end of the table
were Mrs. Nell Paschal and Mrs
I.avalle Levlnson who poured coffee
I and Served iced bridal cake squares
Miss Fredda Newton Of Wallace
Miss Phyllis Davis. Mrs. Verna
Davis. and Mrs. Ethel Stewart, all
of Raleigh, and Miss Brenda Lee
johnson served chicken salad puffs
pimento cheese ribbon sandwiches,
green and white wedding bells OPEN
face sandwiches, toasted pecans,
and green and white mints nodded
in the form of calla lilies, rose buds,
lilly of the valley. and decorated
hearts.
About sixty friends and relatives
of the bridal-elect couple called. the
friends having been invited from
400 to $500 O'Clock and the relatives
from 500 to 500 o'clock.
An enjoyable program Of music
was rendered throughout the call
ing hours by Miss Joan Neighbors
pianist, of Benson and Miss Emily
Boone, soloist, of Wallace.
The daily record., 1954-01-15
BY ELIZABETH TOOMEY

United Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK up New spring
dresses for evening are lower in
the back than they are in front,
covered with glitter and not half as
slinky as some Of the outfits a girl
will wear to the office.
American designers, now showing
their latest ideas to fashion editors
attending shows sponsored by the
New York Dress Institute, have
gone all-out to make every woman
feel like a social butterfly. The
femme fatale look is out and with
It most of the strapless tops. But
lacy, flowery, sparkling dresses
with modest sleeves and extremely
full skirts are solid successes for
evening.
OUTSTANDING DESIGNERS
Outstanding among designers who
favor snug clothes for daytime
and full party dresses Is Karen
Stark of Harvey Berlin. She uses
pleated chiffon in lipstlck red;
chantilly lace embroidered with
straw and sequin flowers; pastel
silk honan reimbroidered in white:
black tucked shantung and black
lace-all in dresses cut high acros
the bustline. dipped low in back
and with sleeves that start at the
shoulder edge and end at the elbow
In sharp contrast are her tight
beltless spring wool dresses that
leave no room for doubt about q
woman's figure. Miss Stark arche:
the hip curve with built-in Stiffen-
ing, but from the waist up, the
daytime wools cling to the line o.
the body.
FULL SKIRTED
Herbert Sondheim showed somt
FULL-SKIRTED after-fiVe dresses
yesterday that glittered with Sc
fquifls. One was made of brown ant
green printed silk organza, another
of yellow nylon lace and o third
The daily record., 1954-01-15

into straight skirts with difficulty
these last few seasons. Two leading
designers said at yeaterday's fash
ion shows that flared suit skirts
were in again.
Both Ben zuckerman and Harry
Frechtel included suit skirts with
gentle flare along with pencil
slim skirts. Sometimes the flare
came from one or two long, un-
pressed pleats. The jackets fitted
snugly and generally were no long
er than three or four inches below
the waist.
The daily record., 1954-01-15
It's Agreed; Ladies
Are More Deservinu

WASHINGTON up - Republican
and Democratic congreSswomen are
in complete agreement on one
point. American women deserve
something better.
They might fight tooth and nail
on a lot of issues. But they told
the United Press they will join
forces any day. of the week to vote
for such things as:
/. A repeal of the tax on ladies'
handbags.
2. Special income tax reductions
for child care expenses of working
mothers.
3. An equal rights" amendment
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removing discrimination because Of
sex.
4. Higher pensions for elderly
women and widows.
5. Equal pay for equal work.
Male votes have been responsible
mostly for blocking most of the
proposals in the past, but the lady
lawmakers haven't given up. They
re going to try again TO put them
ACROSS this session.
The luxury tax on many items
that most women wouldn't be
caught dead without has long been
sore spot on the distaff side OF
the Caption.
The daily record., 1954-01-15
Poptist Class
Meets In Benson

Mrs. Evander McLamb and Mrs.
leo Britt were associate hostesses
D the Rose Annex OF the Baptist
Iilfrch Tuesday evening when they
1tertained members of the Young
Iatron's class of the Baptist Sun
ay School.
Mrs. Gardner Johnson presided
4 the absence Of the president,
ass Lerma Goodwin. The devotional
as given by Mrs. Carson Creech
lth Scripture reading and prayer
Mrs. Clyde Moseley.
Mrs. Gardner johnson. secretary,
We a report which was followed
business session.
Mrs H. o. Eanning very interest
gly gave the program which was
story, "a Handful Of Clay by
enry Van Dyke.
The hostesses served pImento
lndwiches. Cookies, and Russian
a. s*N q.
Present were Mrs. Fred Allen.
rs. Percy Owens. Mrs. H. o. Lam
Ing, Mrs. Clyde Moseley. Mrs. NJ.
Johnson, Mrs. Cleo Britt, Mrs.
.rson Creech. Mrs. Elgie Woodall,
d Mrs. E. v. McLamb.
The daily record., 1954-01-15
New Spring Dresses
To Be Low In Back

more informal, of sheer cotton in a
paisley print.
Jewels and chalk beading often
show upon spring coats. The most
elaborate is a 5000 cashmere coat
by Originala that has all owe.
embroidery of gold bullion. pearls,
iridescent Sequins and mirrored
discs.
The same company put a remov-
able, jeweled white linen collar or
a navy fleece coat for more prac-
tical shoppers. New coats, inciden-
tally, range from bolero jackets to
full length, all equally fashionable
There is good news for women
who have been girdling themselves
The daily record., 1954-01-15
afs. Roy Johnson
speoks At Meeting

(SMiss PanSy Gaitley spent, the
Eek end at her home in Maxton.
Mrs. Jessie Dixon. Mrs. Mack
bhnson, and Mrs. Ralph Page we're
Ssociate hostesses Wednesday eve
ling at the Dixon home to men,
ers Of the Florence johnson Sum
ay School class of the Free Viii
BAPTIST Church.
Guest speaker and entertainer
as Roy Johnson
The hostesses served plmento
Rndwiches. cookies. potato chips.
nd iced drinks.
The daily record., 1954-01-15

HUDSON, Wis. up Hudson
police asked for legal opinion
today on whether It was against
the law to drive a car on river
while intoxicated.
A st. Paul, Mimi. couple wound
up in Jail on drunken driving
charges after their car was spotted
cruising down the ice-covered 41J
Croix River. However, police noted
that Wisconsin law provides penal
ties only for drunken driving on
highways.
In single year subsequent 70
1850. charters for no less than so
Vermont townships of six square
miles were granted. In the next two
years. the number Of such grants
totaled 1873.
The daily record., 1954-01-15

WASHINGTON up - History
will have 10 take the word of Vice
President Richard M. Nixon when
it records that the Senate convened
Wednesday promptly at noon.
The Senate clock got out Of kilter
shortly before the session started
and workmen removed its hands to
avoid confusing the senators.
Nixon called the session to order
after consulting his match.
The daily record., 1954-01-15

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. up -
Douglas o. Christmas and Hender-
son r. Christmas win get four
day leaves from Lakeland Air
Force Base to spend Christmas at
home. authorities said today.
Walter E. Holiday and James
L. Holiday also win get holiday.
Edward @. New Year already has
left on leave.
The daily record., 1954-01-15
BENSON SOCIETY

Miss Ina Warren of Saiemburg
ormer member of the Benson
chool faculty, visited friends here
Sunday.
Mrs, c. N. Holmes and sons, Pat
nd Ray. spent time last week
listing Mr.. and Mrs. c. s., Henry
b Rocky Mount.
Mr. and Mrs. John Creech eagle
nd Miss Stella Creech accompanied
frs. Graham eagle back to her
ONE in Wilson Sunday following
ne funeral and burial here on
riday OF Mrs. eagles husband.
The daily record., 1954-01-15

Certainly women's handbags are
not luggage and electric ironers
and dryers in the homes are not
luxuries," said Rep. Frances P. Bol-
ton R-O. sounding new call for
repeal. But they are taxed now as
such"
The daily record., 1954-01-15

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
|Hr. and Mrs. Everett Cobb of
|ar Benson ammo ince the engage
knt Of their daughter. Betty Lou,
James Lawrence, Goodwin, son OF
/. and Mrs. Leawood Goodwin Of
butte Benson. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-12
| ADA Warns Of Risk
In Increasing U.s..
Aid for Indo-China
BY the Assoeiosed Pres.

CHICAGO, April IL. - The
Americans for Democratic Action
said yesterday increased Ameri-
can aid to Indo-C China and the
French would not only entail
appalling risks. but might well
be ineffective in the long run"
In a resolution adopted at the
close of its seventh annual con-
vention, the ADA urged that the
entire issue on Indo- China be
placed before the U. N. General
Assembly if the Forthcoming
Geneva meeting produces no
acceptable solution"
The fall of Indo- China to the
Communists would be a disas-
ter" the resolution said, mot
only for the people of the Asso-
ciated States. but for the whole
free world.
faint Of COlOnialism.
until now the cause of anti
communism has been severely
weakened by the faint of colo
nialism. Until the faint of colo
nialism is removed. increased
American aid to the Associated
States and the French would not
only entail appalling risks. but
might well be ineffective in the
long run"
The liberal political action
group said, however, If the French
provide satisfactory assurances
Of independent or full common
wealth status with the power to
withdraw. the situation would
be totally different.
1.-THE United States could then
take the lead in mobilizing sup
port for the defense of Indo-
China on an international basis
with broad Asian support" the
resolution said.
McCarthyism Resolution.
In another resolution, the ADA
welcomed "the increasing num-
Der of Americans now speaking
out with us in condemnation of
Senator McCarthy's methods and
practices"
Many Americans are begin
ming to understand that we can
not solve the urgent problems Of
the day if the Junior Senator
from Wisconsin is allowed to abb
serb the national emergencies
with his quest for personal
power" it said.