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AIexandrian Hurt
As His Car Rams
Into Parked Truck

A motorist was hospitalized
early today after he apparently
fell asleep at the wheel of his
car and rammed into a parked
truck showing the vehicle 80
feet down the street.
Admitted to Emergency Hos
pital with six fractured ribs was
James w. Rand. IS. Of 1882
Martha Gusts drive, Alexandria.
Police said the car ran into the
rear of the delivery truck parked
in the 500 block Twenty third
street NV. Mr.. Rand. who said
he was a real estate planner. was
charged with failing to give full
time and attention.
State Department Worker Hurt.
In another accident, Victor
Purse, SO. a State Department
employee. was one of two persons
injured in a collision at Consti-
tuition avenue and First street
NE. last night.
Also injured was Mrs. Ger
trude Swain, a passenger in a
car driven by her husband.
Chester w. Swain. 70. of ITO
Maryland avenue NE.
Mr.. Purse, of 1922 Ridge road.
South Arlington. suffered cut
scalp and two broken teeth.
Mrs. Swain suffered possible
fractured legs and ribs. Both
were taken to Casulty Hospital.
Police said the two cars COL
lided as Mr.. Swain started to
turn into Constitution avenue as
Mr.. Purse came north on First
street.
5 Injured in Crash. :.
A two-car collision at Branch
avenue and S street NE last
night sent Ave persons to the
hospital.
The injured we're:
Airman &c Bernard Shorter.
%. of 1914 Allentown road Sc.
a driver: Comdr. Milan G. Doo-
ley. U. S. N. As, $500 Andover
place Sc: his wife, Mrs. Mar
jorie Dooley, 81; Beatrice Holton,
20. of the same address. and Ben
jamln Lyman, %. of 1925 Geor-
gia avenue NV.
Police said the airman, who
was alone in the car, apparently
lost control and skidded into
the other automobile. He was
charged with colliding.
Airman Shorter was admitted
to Boiling Air Force Base Hos
pital with a fractured pelviS.
Comdr. Dooley was treated at
Casualty Hospital for a fractured
right knee.
Mrs. Dooley was treated for
rib injuries. Mr.. Hyman suffered
cuts to the nose. Miss Holton
apparently escaped injury and
was released. They were also
taken to Casualty Hospital.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. 80 Ais


estimated at 100000 or a five
year sentence, or both.
Charolaise cattle first were
imported to Mexico from France
in 1880. A large white breed
similar in conformation to the
shorthorn. it is considered fine
beef producer and is particularly
adaptable to the hot coastal
climate because it has sweat
glands like the Brahma.
The herd now has increased
to about 80 head and is under
guard of Federal officers. Dis
trict Attorney Charles Herring
said the Agriculture and Treas
ury Departments will determine
disposition of the cattle.
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Doctor Is Accused
In Boy Rabies Death
BY the Associefed Press

CHICAGO. Jan. ga coro-
ner's jury decided yesterday that
a 212-year-old boy died Of ra-
bies and his death was accidental
but ruled that a physician did
not exercise proper care or eau
ton"
The jury recommended that
the case "be put before the prop
er authorities for futher action.
Coroner Walter E. McCarron
said the jury's report will be
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large selection Of one and two Of a kind
piostie and chrome sets with type chrome
legs. Tobles in three useful sizes-30x4o,
36x48 or 3ox48. Pick the one that suits your
needs. Duron covered. chrome fromed chairs
in several styles. All color combinations.
7th Street NV. Only
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sent to the Illinois Department
Of Registration and Education,
which licenses physicians. A
department official said the ply
Sician would be called before the
departments medical committee
If such action is warranted.
At the inquest the boys moth
er, Mrs. Donna Brouwer, 81. of
suburban Thornton township
told the physician, DR.. Irwin L.
Greenspon of suburban Lansing:
"You are going to be punished
not here, but by God"
Mrs. Brouwer's child, Charles,
1r., who was bitten by a stray
dog December 8, died last Sum-
day in Cook County Hospital.
DR.. John B. Hall jr., head of the
hospitals health department,
said DR.. Greenspon had not re-
ported the case to the depart
ment, as required by law. He
said anti-rabies treatment would
have been given the child if
he had made a report.
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Pope Reported Improving,
But Not Recovered
by the Associated Press

VATICAN CITY, Jan. 3D.
Pope Plus XII still was confined
to his Vatican apartment today
but celebrated mass in his private
chapel.
Vatican sources said the Pope
continued to show improvement.
but that he was not yet COM
pletely recovered from the fatigue
which forced curtailment of his
schedule earlier this week.
The 77-year -old spiritual
leader of the worlds Roman
Catholics has been suffering
from a nervous stomach disorder
which has, from time to time,
resulted in hiccups that dis
turbed his rest.
The pontiff again received his
close collaborators today. among
them Prosecretary of State
Nsgr. Giovanni Battista Montini.
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at Minnesota Ave.
and Bsnning Rd.
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Sizes approximate. Quonti'
7th St. NV. Only
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Huwuiiun Rouds Crowded

HONOLULU, - For every mile
of highway in Hawaii there are
II automobiles, compared with
Is per mile In the mainland
United States.
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in Chicago as tax lawyer and
also has Offices in Washington.
The President today also nor1i-
mated for reappointment Mrs.
Oswald B. Lord of New York to
be this Governments representa-
tive on the Human Rights Com
mission of the Economic and
Social Council of the United Ma
tons for a three-year term end
ing December 81, 1856.
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By the Assoeioted Press

AUSTIN. Tex. Jan. 29.-Alphe
A. Broussard Of Lafayette. La.
has pleaded guilty to charges
of smuggling SO head Of
Charolaise cattle valued at more
than half a million dollars from
Mexico to Louisiana by way OF
Texas.
Federal District Judge Ben H
Rice. jr.. yesterday deferred
sentence until March !.
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SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNu
STATEMENT OF THE
Pennsylvania Millers
Mutual Fire lns. Go.

OF Wilkes-Barre, Pa, on the 31st
day Of December. 1868.
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SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL
STATEMENT OF THE
Northwestern Mutual Fire
Association
ASSETS.

OF Seattle. WASHINGTON. on the 3lst
day of December. 1853.
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SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL
STATEMENT or THE
PaWtucket Mutual
Insurance Company

OF Pawtucket, Rhode Island. on the
31st day Of December, 1858.
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Indiana Lumbermens
Mutual Insurance Company
ASSETS.

OF Indianapolis. Indiana, on the 3lst
day Of December, 1858.
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SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL
STATEMENT OF THE
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Mill Owners Mutual Fire
Insurance Company

OF Des Moines, Iowa. on the 31st
day Of December, 1853.
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SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL
STATEMENT OF
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LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND


/ @. sALTMARSH,
President.
G.E. BEALL. Secretary.
subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of February; 1g2t.
GSeaD PAUL B. 1AEDfii
MY commission expires March H.
1856.
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SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL
STATEMENT OF THE
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American Motorists
Insurance Company

OF Chicago 40, Illinois, on the 31st
day of December. 1858.
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The MiIIers Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. Of Texas

of Fort Worth Tex. on the 31st day
of December, 1853.
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SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL
STATEMENT OF THE
Hariord Mutual
Insurance Company

OF 600 N. Main Street. Bel Air.
Maryland, on the 31St day Of Decem-
Der, 1858.
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SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL
STATEMENT OF THE
MiIlers' Mutual Insurance
Association Of Illinois

Of Alton, Illinois. on the 31st day Of
December, 1858.
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Service Set


1t. Col. and Mrs. Earl M. Ham
ilton have invitations out for q
buffet supper next Sunday at Z
O'Clock In their home. They are
entertaining for their cousin. the
postmaster of the Senate, Mr.
Herbert H. Mack, jr.
Mr.. Mack came here from
Baker. Greg. at the beginning
of the year, and at the moment
Is looking for a place to stay by
the time Mrs. Mack and their
daughter DENIM arrive at the end
Of the school term.
Col. and Mrs. Robert B. Nicely
entertained at a buffet supper al
home Saturday evening, asking
their friends for $3.50 o'clock
Among the guests were Maj
Gen. and Mrs. Frank Heileman
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Paul F.
Yount, Col. and Mrs. William
B. Bunker, Col. and Mrs. Law
renee Lally. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Sample. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rockwell, and other officers OF
the Air Transportation Division
Col. and Mrs. Harley D. Brown
have had Mrs. Frank Terrill OF
Atlanta. Ga. as their house
guest for the past two weeks
She has been staying with them
while Col. Terrill was on duty
at Fort Eustis, Va.
Meanwhile Mrs. Homer Pra-
ter. mother Of Mrs. Terrill,
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Carlos Ron1ulos Take Apartment Here,
DoeIIers to Restore Worrenton Area

cepted the assignment without
pay.
So Mrs. Romulo is now busy
redecorating q seventh floor
corner apartment at the West
chester which will soon be the
scene Of some interesting
parties. as this couple knows
everybody. Ambassador Romulo
also has an Office at the West
chester and he has just mailed
his seventh book to the pub
fishers. To hit the book stalls
in September. Crusade for
Democracy" takes up the prob
lem Of communism in Asia.
The young Bill Doellers have
pulled up Washington stakes
in order to devote all their
time to a new venture. Bill
gave up his job. at the Ma
tional Savings and Trust Co.
three weeks ago and they have
rented out their Georgetown
house on Reservoir road.
They are now living in War
rentown. enSconced in one of
the houses on the Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs prop
erty that Bill bought from
Walter Chrysler. jr.. a year
ago. The property covers 900
acres. eight houses and the
Springfield Club where the
hunt balls have been held
since Walter turned the North
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Society News
Minister Of Greece
Honored by Senator
The Dwight GriswoIds Return Dinner
Invitation to the KuneIIopouIoses

Senator and Mrs. Dwight
Griswold entertained at a dinner
last evening for old friends.
The party was in honor of the
Greek Minister of Defense and
Nine. KanellopouloS. It took
place at the hosts Sheraton
Park apartment and Is guests
were there.
Senator and Mrs. Griswold
and the Minister and his wife
became good friends when the
Senator was the United States
Ambassador to Greece in 1947-
48. He was responsible for ham
ding the vast funds sent by the
United States to aid Greece fol-
lowing the war.
Return Engagement
The party was a return din
ner and the exchange came in a
lot less time than it usually
takes from Washington to Ath-
ems. Senator and Mrs. Griswold
were in Greece during December
and Of course were entertained
by Minister and Nine. Kanellop-
ouloS.
Among the dinner guests were
the Greek Ambassador AthanaSe
G. PolitiS, Senate Majority Lead
er and Mrs. William Krowland,
Senator and Mrs. Edward Mar
tin, Senator and Mrs. William A.
Purtell, Assistant Secretary of
Defense and Mrs. Fred Seaton,
Senator John Sherman Cooper
and Vice Admiral and Mrs.
Arthur c. Davis.
The Senator could not repay
his guests completely because he
Is not flyer. The Minister is and
when the GriswoldS were in
Athens he piloted an Army plane
to take them to Salonika. The
visit to this city was quite thrill
ing to Senator and Mrs. Griswold
for they saw for the first time the
Griswold quay, which after it
was built was named for the
Senator.
Pleasant Memories
Mrs. Griswold remembers
many pleasant times spent with
Her Majesty Queen Frederika
while they were stationed in
Greece. The Queen was taken
to WaShingtonian hearts when
she and her husband visited here
last fall and according to Mrs.
GriSwold she should have been.
"She is just good fun" said the
Senator's wife.
On their trip, Senator and
Mrs. GriSwold also visited Bag
dad, Iraq. While there they were
the guests Of United States Am
bassador Burton Berry who had
been on the Senator's staff when
he was Ambassador to Greece.
They had a fine time there
and Mrs. Griswold says the EN-
bassy is typically American. She
remarked to Ambassador Berry
that the bed spreads were just
like some she had in her house
In Nebraska, to which he replied
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Elizabeth BeuII Is Bride

Miss Elizabeth Ann Beall,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Nnian Beall. became the bride
March 6 Of Mr.. Robert Clinton
Dolan, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Dolan of Bath. Me.
The Rev. Frank Blockwelder
performed the ceremony at All
Souls Mem orial Episcopal
Church. which was followed by
a reception at the home of the
bride.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Patricia Jean
Beall, as maid of honor. Also at
tending her were Mrs. John
Earnest and Mrs. Martin r.
Kelly, both of Washington.
The brides brother, Mr.. John
N. Beall, jr., acted as best man
Ushers were Mr.. Robert G. Efte-
land of Arlington and Mr.. Law
renee c. Christopher, jr., of Falls
Church.
After a wedding trip to the
Virginia Mountains, the couple
will make their home in Wash
ington.
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Exclusively Yours-- BETTY 's~s

The remarkable Gen. Carlos
Romulo. former Philippine
Ambassador to the United
States, and his charming wife
are back in Washington and
installed in an apartment they
have taken at the Westminster.
That the latter is their address
seems a little strange in view
of the fact that the general is
back here with the title of
ambassador. will use the Phil
ippine Chancery at 1917 Mas
sachusetts avenue as his Office,
will have the embassy person.
mel and staff at his disposal
and there will not be another
ambassador living in the
Philippine Embassy as long as
he is here.
Actually Gen. Romulo is
back as personal representative
of Philippine President Mag
saysay with the rank Of Am
baSsador-at-large. Though he
started out as an opponent of
MagSaysay for the Office of
president, he ended up being
the candidates campaign man
ager. To prove that he wasn't
bribed to withdraw from the
presidential race in favor of
Candidate Magsaysay. Romulo
promised he wouldn't accept
any appointive job after the
election. But Magsaysay need
ed the talents Of this super
ambassador" as the State De-
partment calls him. Hence the
Notwithstanding general ac-
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Wales Club into his private
residence.
The same sulphur springs
emerge there as did in Colonial
days when it was a thriving
spa for Northerners and
Southerners alike. Three diff
ferent hotels have been demol-
ished on the property, one in
the line of Smelling during Civil
War battles, two by fire. Bill
and Agnes now occupy one Of
the old cottages connected
with the early hotel. It's the
one President Monroe used as
his spa retreat from the White
House.
The DoellerS are now PLAN
ming to restore the property.
sell the houses along with two
or three acres each and put in
a lake. Bill says there's even
talk now that a commuters
train may be run from Wash.
ington to Warrenton. Judging
from the way Washington is
growing. people will have to
travel that far one of these
days just to get sniff of
country air.
4
Former Assistant Secretary
of State Eddie Miller, who
works in New York and week.
ends in Washington where his
family and home are. has
been asked to head the Puerto
Rican Affairs Committee in
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that that was just the way he
wanted it-just like the United
States
Mrs. Griswold carried this
thought out last evening in her
dinner menu. Not a Greek dish
was served. The guests Toasted
on roast beef.
The end of the trip took the
Griswolds to Geneva, Switzer-
land, on Christmas Eve and they
spent the holidays with their
son-in-law. daughter and grand
son. Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Gayer
and 10-year-old Johnny. Mr..
Gayer. an electrical engineer. is
a United States representative
to the international board there.
Loot from this jaunt included
five tables Mrs. Griswold picked
up here and there. She also was
given some lovely 3OO-year-old
embroidery. This gift came from
Jerusalem where, incidently, the
GriSwolds were showed in for a
couple of days. It was partic-
ularly bad since Mrs. Griswold
had given away all her rain
equipment in Greece.
Becoming Groy
The hostess chose a lovely
gray chiffon beaded evening
dress for her party. With 1t she
wore a purple velvet stole lined
with soft rose satin.
There was certainly no inter-
prefer needed last evening since
both the Minister and Nine.
Kanellopoulos speak English
beautifully. They have visited
this country several times. The
Minister is a well-known orator
in his country and while in the
United States will visit several
military installations. He will
leave Washington tomorrow and
will return on Saturday for an
other week. He was formerly
Prime Minister of his country.
Another party for the Minister
and Nine. Kanellopoulos was
given yesterday. The Greek Am
basSador entertained them at a
luncheon. This took place at
the embassy and the guests in
Guided members Of the embassy
staff and military mission and
their wives.
His Royal Highness. Prince
Bernhard of the Netherlands,
dined with the Belgian AmbaS-
sador and Baroness Silvercruys
at the Embassy last evening.
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Author Is Visitor

Miss Lucy Herndon Crockett,
author, Is the house guest of Mrs.
Charles w. Exton in George
town.
Miss Crockett will be here
until the middle Of this week,
giving newspaper and radio in
treviews in connection with her
new book The daughter of the
late Col. Cary I. Crockett, the
author makes her home in Seven
Mile Run, Va.
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New York by Mayor Bob Wag-
ner. He took over the job the
day after the shooting on the
Hill. Bob Wagner, inciden-
tally, was a roommate of Ed
dies at Yale. He and Mrs.
Wagner moved into redeco-
rated Oracle Mansion just in
time to celebrate their 18th
wedding anniversary on Feb
ruary Is. says Eddie, who was
an usher at their wedding.
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visited the Robert Merrills. Both
families live at Hunting Towers.
Col. Terrill returned Saturday to
take his family back to Atlanta.
Col. and Mrs. Farmer w. Ed
wards were the house guests this
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.-Southall Photo.

week end Of Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Roger j. Browne, at Mitchell
Field, NY. They left town on
Thursday to drive Mrs. En-
rique Carreras. mother of Mrs.
Edwards, to New York.
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Dinner Party

Mrs. Walter Clifford Burke
entertained at dinner Friday at
the Westchester in honor of Mrs.
Gerald Gregg who, with her hus-
band, is leaving Washington to
reside in st. Paul, MINI.
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OOIHn9 IN CTuISe
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watson
were among the Westinghouse
sailing Saturday on the Nieuw
Amsterdam for a West Indies
cruise.
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Crowds in British Guiana
Greet Return Of Jaqqan
BY the Assoeioted Press

GEORGETOWN, British Gui-
ana, Feb. 18.-Dr. Cheddi Jag
gan. deposed Prime Minister,
and L. F. S. Burnham, former
education minister, returned to
British Guiana byplane yester-
day. They were greeted by large
crowds.
Jaggan's Peoples Progressive
Party government was ousted by
British authorities last October
on charges it was serving the
interests Of Moscow. Jaggan and
Burnham have been touring
Britain. India and Pakistan in
an attempt to gain support for
their party's aims. They say
they want greater independence
for British Guiana and a pro-
gram of economic and social re-
form.
Since the custer Of the Jag
gan government, this British COL
ony has been under an emer-
gency decree that prohibits the
assembly of more than five per-
sons. But thousands turned out
to greet the returning left-wing
politicians.
In a speech Jaggan said:
"Okay. comrades. we're back to
start the fight all over again."
In reference to Gov. Sir Alfred
Savage, who fired the left
wing ministers, he quipped:
1.-THE Savages may come and the
Savages may go, but our party
goes on forever"
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Wife Of GI Held in Killing
BIames Mental Ills on War
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, Feb. ia model
soldier" who confessed strangling
little girl here last November
was revealed today as having a
long history of psychiatric trou-
bic which his wife blamed on
his burning out" cave filled
with women and children.
1T was in World War II. in
Europe" the wife told the Asso-
ciated Press in an exclusive two
hour interview. He was a flame
thrower. He didn't know women
and children were hiding in. the
cave until they began screaming
in agony. 1t has preyed on his
mind ever since"
An Army phsychiatric officer
confirmed the story that
M Sergt. Maurice L. Schick, %.
OF Cannonsburg, Pa, charged
with premeditated murder of g.
year-old Susan Rothschild No
Vemoer Il, was under pSychiatric
observation in at least three
Army hospitals between 1945
and the time of Susan's death.
The officer also said Shick
told the flame thrower story to
Army medical investigators after
his arrest. He declined to COM
ment except that Schick had told
varying versions" at "a fairly
late stage in the boards inves-
legations.
An Army spokesman at Camp
Zama said Schick's war records
were not readily available and
he could not confirm if Schick
had been a flame thrower, or
say to what units Schick had
been attached.
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Virginia Youth Charged
With Setting Is Fires
Special Dispaich 10 The Sior

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Feb
ia Louisa County youth has
been charged with maliciously
setting 10 fires east of Louisa
Monday afternoon.
Eldridge Dymacek of Bumpass
will face charges in Louisa Trial
Justice Court Saturday for start
ing seven fires along Route 655,
18 miles east of Louisa and six
more along nearby logging
road.
District Forester Dallas c. Will
fong. jr.. said all the blazes were
confined to a small area. Con-
viction of setting fires may bring
a one to three year prison SEN
tence and SIS to $500 fine.
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erous and beneficient toward for

erous and beneficient toward for
eign countries.
But at the same time the Rus
sian trade campaign has a sharp
edge. It is obvious that the tar
get is the United States.
The Russians have a long, long
way to go. 1t is quite possibly
their hope to achieve a position
where non-Communist countries
will look to Moscow for trade and
economic assistance instead of to
Washington. Even moderate sue
cess in this program would have
big political consequences.