davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-11
largely hinges.

largely hinges.
 The Alaska Railroad is very much interested in the decision, Kalbaugh said, for several req sons. A major one is that inaug- uration of seatrain service would require an entirely different type of dock from the one now under design for construction at Seward, Kalbaugh said.
 Handling of loaded freight cars from the States to points of desti- nation in Alaska without having to unload and reload their con- tents as is required when cargo vessels are used for the ocean transportation should result in a big savings in handling costs, Kal- baugh said.
 Kalbaugh said military ship mentS now account for more than 50 percent of the traffic the rail- road handles and expressed belief this ratio would continue indef- initely.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-11

Japan prduces about 70 percent of the worlds silk.
Evening star., 1954-10-21
AuToMoBlLEs 4 ron SALE

PONTIAC 1904 Chiefeatn dc iuxe Z.
dr.s 6-cyl.; low miles: new car war.
ranty. 81, ,6al FLOOD PONTIAC
422I Connectieut Mp 6-s4Otl y II
R0NTlAC 53 6-pass. club coupe; ~.
nnest scare: low miiease: beautiful
giistexing dark green factory finish
Is perfect; 2-t0ne green interior.
with blending seat covers custom
radio and fresh-air heater. turn
sisnais; non-glare rear-visicI mir
up iights; outstanding beauty: 4
superb bargaifl; l-year or 10000
mile guarantee. What q pTicel Only
s1,Aa5. LOGAN lFordl, iii 18th
81 NV: nI; 7.5S00.
srugn6AkER eo3gels snd sss ssgal ds luxe
new new aphol Tor ton Il pssns. Ssal Wv. t.rss
Fuily equip, beautiful cepd, guar
BY original owner. TE. 6-:35s.s vi ---2I
STuDERAKER lA5l Chafan s ar.
light cpe.: 4. and b.: o.d.: perfect
soMMAHS saoss ST M5n5R ,ls sAfEse foEe5 Tsos dss "
81 IlDEBAKER 1854 VS. hard-top
Sportster; .22-toiie finish: new-car
title and guar; terrific value al
! hsaset. McNEIL PONTIAC 15s1
WIS; aye. o.. 4-s0aos IN the Heart
q 94 + .a
'sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 4-dr.,
beautiful ...-tone finish eqiiirpeo
with r. and h.: matching seat eoy-
ers; econ, ovedr. See and drive this
terms. KENYON-PECK caEvRO-
Y LET. :i14g Lee hwy. Arlingtop. N
ia, 2-0O03. Open til $50 -21
STUDEBAKER AS Commander 4-dr
sedan: S2g5. MARTIN ETUDE.
BAKER. 4904 Hsmpden lane. Be-
sTTDEBAifER '5s Champion Rega,
Starlight coupe: 1. and b.. oyerdrtye
$795. MARTIN STUDEBAKER,
490n Hampden lane. Bethesda, Oh
sTuDEBAKER 81 Commander VS.
ststs ,s ssdMal. sMaprin and hnit,sgnkns h eyssdTixs
1901 Hampden lane. Bethesda, Oh
sTUDEBAKER 81 conv.: new top
I. and h.. oyerdrive: S595 ALC0RN
MOTORS. 6g2O Lee hwy. Fall
Church. JE. 2-505O. --22
Evening star., 1954-10-21
AuToMosllEs FoR SALE

| lSTUDEBAKER 1850 Champ. conv.;
!. and h. o.d.: maroon with match
$40. B6WKAE i;Yiai.i y MOTOR SALES LES
760o Ga, ave. NV. IA. 9-200e,
|sTUDEBAKER 1881 Champion cow;
rx SsgsF sasss ndsE sis.r 3 eoa ao pi!ss sSsss
|sTuDEBAKER 80 VS. commander;
pvt; owner; $3.50 or best offer. KI.
|sTTui66RRsAKER sTTui66RRs .5s Land Cruiser: o.a..
and h;. SS95. HoENER's COR
NER; Buick Dealer, Pla. ave. NE.
So champion de luxe
5-dr.; fully. equipped with oVerdr..
cr. Wheeirnobile free warranty.
Sl,i,a5 sl, VIII wHEEL III: NJ. INC. l. Y. Ghrsslsssr
|sTIuDsiBiAiRgER iii igs Saashs 81 Champion sedan;
heater and seat covers. one owner:
extra s :, clean: S5eg; written guar.
sTubEBAKnE aTf Eis En- Il i'sSa soian,sna.r 4-dr..
I; and b, auto; trans; $50. PAGE
HUGHES BUICK. 62I Arlington
blvd. Fails Church. Va. JE. .J-
aT0a Open egeninss ill 3.
|STUDERAKER As Champion 4-dy !;
EuIcR se ss1 @ AIR arisns.pa padaIaaudHEIs sIsa. hnIis
|sTsuSbniEHsssaksEiEEi iii 4e chanDion star
agnt dsrt sl,o slun sn,rs sogps Z and h oysreItys
svER spi sPRINa PRlhs; MS MoTcRs eS sesD e. Nc Nc
Spg., Md. Ju. S-3I57.
Evening star., 1954-10-21
.AUToMoBIlEs ron SALE

PONTIAC 80 station wagon. 4. and
n. Hydra all-metal body $500.
FAGE-HUGHES BUICK ~ i airing
4 ton blvd. Falls Church, Va, jE
p:ssaTss 2Ts,c GReIa sysn,nss tlh d; z. ..
s-dr. sedan distfnctire forestgreen
finish with haTnonizing a-tone greer
/ interior. set on BY WV. tires. dual
range hydra. dr., de luxe +, and h.
turn signals and many other &C.
csssories: . blue ribbon car, an out.
sfsap ssrgSlSs MsTok Isl 81 a!y co sS virsinss Rl
Largest Oldsmobiie Dealer. 20et
Wilson blvd, Arl.. IA. 7-S400.
PONTIAC Sc Catalina: fully equip
Don,t miss thisl Si,is5. JACK
p6EYiac eEY as'n ae5s' ssd csisissin sss 3 dr
excep clean Hydra 4 and h.: 2,
tone green STgs Day. JU, s-3ss7i
|PONTISC 5a s-csi convertible
beautiful iiGht blue With new blacl
top: exceptio tionslly clean car: Hynra- e
MATS sa,lstses sa sfss 1n egRRfEs saspafas NV Hi1s
CAR GUARANTEE ARCADE Pom.
TIAC, 143S irving ST. NV. AD
4-s5o0; also $500 18th st, NV
PONTIAC '5, chieftain ''sa cony.
pale blue; Hydra-Matic. {. ana 9.
3p9tfiktitsf tAAG 0-RSts ~sA4 - Y
black top; new WV, tires. very
clean car. owner; going to Europe1
s1.095. Call OIL. 4-35a9 after Y
40 chieftasn ..s'': Z and
h.; sS95. HoRNFR's CORNER
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. n.e., at 6fn
s 4s convertible: maroon
finish with new. white top; 8: arie
B H. turn signals. S495. SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO. INC. l00a
B. .W. hwy. tat Ga. ave.l. Sii, Spea
PONTIAC 1851 Catalina; equipped
with Hydra-Aiafic radio and heater
s ST .195. MCKEE PONTIAC lana
costa Branchl. 2ao1 Nichols ave
PONTIAC 953 Chieftain de luxe 4.
dr.; r. and h. HYDRA. Original gray
finish; / owner; 81 .e95. MCKEE
PONTIAC IAnacostia Branch, 220l
Nichols ave. s.e., LII. .4-3364,.
PONTIAC '52 Catalina coupe: beaut
o-tone black and ivory with Wv
/ tires. Duai-Range Hydra 7. and n.
/ signals and other extras: certtnec
/ owner: low mileage. looks and
runs new. LOT CLEARANCE SPE..
CIAL at 1895. Bank financing. "a
mos. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga
ave. ia. 9-4S00. -22
Evening star., 1954-10-21
AuToMoBlLrs 4 ron sAlf

STUDEBAKER ,4s Champion de /.
I RoPER isfR and X. |. ave. ne 1
club ccnpes sperfeek little car for nj.
4 lady. Alice blue orig. finishes beauti.
ful sparklirK chrome trim. sParlor.
clean STONE blue interior, hnrmo.
nt0usly blending custom fitted seat
covers: fully automatic transfnissiuf
fnD clutch pedalB; turn signals, air
tom TOM radio. extreme ne aii-aroand d- vision sion
for safety. side mirror, excellent
tires low-mileage. carefully kept hy
orie-owner: one year or 10.Qtl0 mite
guarantee: hurry for this low. low
price, only st,95 LOGAN tFordl,
iii 18th st. NV. DI. 7-5S00.
80 Champion a-eioor;
Champion" buy! orig. dark mid
night blue finish; clean hroadcloth
with overdriye, turn-signals. i. and
III. excellent tires and motor idea
for second car: 30-day guarantees;
only S495, LOGAN tFordl. I'LL
18th st. NV. DI. 7-5S00.
TRIUMPH 81 Sport Car: reasonable
Call any time. ia. 7-l422. -s4
Evening star., 1954-10-21
AuToMoBILEs ! ron sALE

PONTIAC "a Chieftain de luxe .s',
4-dr.: fully eduippeds velvet-black
finish; display car: new -car title and
overall allowance To help on down
gssnss ggsssmssnt pnaEgIaintf e sals sgo xSg5
WIS: ave. OIL. $4,000. In the heart
/ of Bethesda. -
PONTIAC 81 dc luxe 8-eyl. Catalina:
heater; ] real beauty: ST .le5. AR
hn nSDE Ab. sssso0 as aiso a4so slssp 4ih ii
PosTisC 80 50 eons.: :sus.' 81, IS. 900 nj. gar,
stored: r. and h.. gray, new blaek
top. mech. perl. excel. cofld. RI
7-5800. Ext. 372e. MR.. TAPPIN.
PONTIAC I94e sation wagon; radio.
ROPER. 18th and r, !. ave, ne.
PONTIAC 1854 star chieftain con.
vertible; completely equipped; Royal
master Wv. tires, life-wall tubes;
o sSp sssoa s0DsItton ana Soos of sesSa gst osaer
for today full price only Si95: no
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK, soOl
roNfpSsc rGlNsafGis aysi ss csieftain az "sn de luxe.
r. and h.: beautiful santa Fe red.
white top: only 81 ,695 full pricei
bank terms. WILLIAMS, Goth and
PoNTrAces e AS chisftain de luxe ss,'
only 1895 full price: bank terms,
WILLIAMS, goth and r. !, ave.
PoNaIAc Sc super Catalina conv oD !;
r. and r., dual range Hydra;
owner; only $1,295 full price; bank
terms. WILLIAMS, goth and r
PONTIAC On 80 ..ss chieftain de luxe
..-dr.:: r. and b., automatic tfansrnis-
sion. origina! 2-tone green, 5000
actual miles. Only 81 .695. Guar
anteed H J; BROWN PONTIAC
1545 Wilson blvd, Arl. ia. 2-5559.
PONTIAC "a chieftain s-dr.: Hydra
yaiueI Only S4g5. H. j. BROWN
PONTIAC, l545 Wilson blvd, I, Arl-
Pontiac SSiseo .5s ..s. chieftain dc il luxe
4-dr.:. r. and h.. other extras. Excep-
tionally clean. one-owner car;
sI,24s Guaranteed; II. =. BROWN
PONTIAC, 1545 Wilson blvd, arl.
PoNrIAC Sf IS2'5 81 chieftain de luxe as''
9-dr.: original two-tone green
finish. r.. and h., Hydra-Matie: one one
cMner, low-mileage r;,,x car; u sGM ;gy5.
TTAC, 1545 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA.
Pontiac Sii '5s chieftain IS. dc luxe
asfai aaInt r. si'sas. iIa =" PsSEaRHuoaRs
BUICK, 62f Arlington blvd, Falls
Church, Va. JE. 3-9T00. Open
evenings till O.. y.
Evening star., 1954-10-21
AuTos FOR SALE tcens. I,

OLDsMoBILE. I94s 4-dE; s395.
scod s1rasorsdtw cond WILLIAMS III i BAKER.
2gth and NJ sts. NV. Open ewes.
ytn o.
IN oLDsMoBILE Ia4s cdr. sedanstts:
IS EQUIP. with high fideiity radio and
{ Sis ssoIid steal at s1S5 At this price,
It Q hard to so wrong. Mr.. SAN
FoRp, "a s41i Bladensburs rd. ne,
i oLDs 80 ess' Holiday coupe: radio
heater, Hydra-Matic. red with white
=. top; excel tires. An lmmac- car AZ
a,295; ccc guar cAPiTosLl, sl,.s SADLs d.,1ls
81. NV. ST. $4,000,
OLDs 1e47 Model "76" 4-dr.; HYDRA
Matte, radio. heater. seat covers,
windshield washer. etc. This car is
q ia good condition throughout and
80 won't last long ct Sl55. FRANK
snA.s "a .s III EU isc ssqco aasS 6s1a 6sGbcaGK sSGs
r. oLDs. '53 "as" sedan: 2-tcne gray
+ with black top, fully equipped with
radio, heater. Hydra-M Matte, custom
zlssat covers, rsssonablg s,rai priced e
I; ;iIIsLiaAc.oLbsMosiLE CO, 1872
% oLbs aS q; '5a IiSi; SUPER : ss;i 4.dr. black.
asf fully eQulpped. Sl3o9a- VIRGINIA
s S. st.. Ajax Va. oV. s-ff51I. -.-
10 OLDS '53 de luxe 4-door; S-cyiinder,
Hydra-Matic, radio. heater; the best
iAs cIale ciai, 81 81 .7Ss. ARCADE Sc fPoNTifac,
t,as : 437 Irving st. NV. AID; 4-S5oa:
also 1850 14th st. NV, RA. 3-9650.
~ OLDS. 81 49,; light blue finish.
AZ fully equipped. excellent tires; an
Ccc SSsS'apannE saar. esaPr cApfToL cApiLiAe- 1s
oLDsMoBILE Co. 1922 2snd St.
5 ~ Obs S 81 st. .ss ssSsee &C. luxe Holiday 4-dr.
Ii sedan: spotless orig. black finish; r.
;. aand h., Hydra-Matic, signais and
custom Sc: less than $1,000 actual l
p. CLEARANCE SPECIAL 81. .095. sos
Z down on good credit. KIRK MOTOR
60. 1000 Ga, ave. IA. 9-4SOo. ---22
d ODDS 1851 '.ss" a-dr.i 7. and H.:
Ilacuiate: si.os5. ALBER oLDs.
Obs Ss "a is4s assj aesa @'W Adj H. sed. oRS Hydra
4 5r., and h.: sun visor, windshield
" fp'as. for mined. Sale sale. woodies s' s-sss6' !.
"a h.: S945. HoRNER's CORNER,
= Buick Deaier, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th.
z PACKARD 1850 4-dr. sedan; very
NJ ALCoRN MOTORS. $3.50 Lee hwy,
Falls Church, JE.. 2-5050. 23
PACKARD 81 4-dr.. Ultramatic. r.
,b and h.; heaut. dark green, l owner;
sir 81 ,095. Many others to choose
y from. O'BRIEN & RoHALL. INC.
nv Your Arlington Packard Dealer,
Used-Car Dept, 1901 Wilson blvd.
3 blocks south of Key Bridge. Open
ewes. It'll 8, ia. 7-O4S0.
PACKARD ,46 Clipper 4-dr.; Al
mechanical condition; new trans
- mission and front end. LOT CLEAR
ANCE SPECIAL; SI25. Terms ar
. ranged. No cash necessary on good
credit. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga.
a., ave. NV. ia. 9-4S00. ---22
: PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook club coupe;
r, and h. turn signals; light blue
finish; excel. throushout; S7Ss, writ
1910 r, l. ave. me-, DE. 2-6302.
PLYMOUTH 1851 sedan; l owner and
nice. beautiful gray finish; lust
T. traded and priced for quick sale.
re TWO DAYS ONLY AT THIS PRICE.
7 Large. choice Of cars in stock on
easy terms. KENYON-PECK CHEW
ROLET. 2636 Wilson blvd, Arling-
T.. ton. Va. IA. 2-9001. Open til $50.
PLYMOUTH 194s Special de luxe
sedan; excellent; sacrifice, $295:
terms; SO down, So week "RO-
PER- 18th and r. ave ne 21e
Evening star., 1954-10-21
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

rLxgNouTH n se . ds x lsxs sss sedan III I;
price; bank terms. WILLIAMS,
rIHaou4H afa it1d fa4a s.door ass af aMlth heater.
ass don s0ysns sss n ass q ssen
to be appl eciated; Warranted 8
months pr Q. 900 miles and Is
priced today only at S425. FRANK
sss SMALL 1Rii RI JJESsSsa7 JES 1900 PEN Pssnpa.
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-door cranhrook
sedan; dark green, radio, neater.
an exceptionally clean car: S655.
ARCADE PONTIAC, i435 Irving ST..
NV. AD. 4-8500. also 1860 18th
PLYMOUTH 81 cranbrook 4-dr. se-
dan. Pvt. owner. Tinted glass. test
radio, heater, dir. sig: excel, fniShs
Ss25s 3s01 Conn. ave. NV, kE.
PLYMOUTH SO cdr: original 2-tone
blue tinishs equipped; plastic seat
covers. low mileage; appearance and
performance like new. 81 .195. Guar
anteed n. j. BROWN PONTIAC.
l545 Wilson blvd. Arl., ia. 2-5557.
PLYMOUTH $50 cranbrook 4-dr.: I.
and h., windshield washers; new GUS
ston matched seat covers; ALMOST
hraiid-Iew tires; bronze finish: This
MAYrnowER n aaS ss MOTORS sri ON fNc = iiss as
18th st. NV. co. 5-8372. Wash. 5
Oldest Lincoln Mercury Dealer
IPLYMOUTH 1883 2-tiopr sedan: di-
rec.i9snal ssa signsls, heater. african,
81 s095. RA. t-73SS -aeJ
PLYMOUTH So Cambridge sedan:
heater and seat covers; Stone finish.
Faar TRIannE inR eaa' oToRs SSS wrsssf6 sof6
EPLYMoUTH 'si Beivedere hard top;
company oficial car; heater. Hy-
Drive, power steering, solex glass.
,or Wv tires; stons coral ,;t,. and nd ivory
ranty: s5.s4s. WHEELERs. ELI s NC.
NV. En-. $500. Open Sundays. sdSs.n
PhLYMsoUIyH hlas "a Savoy 2-dr. radio.
blue and gray; low mileage, Wheel
WHEELER. INC. chrysier Dealer.
1870 Wisconsin NV, EN-. 3-470S.
sSas HoRNEs III greeSEs9h eoRsah sfsae sast
pealsri 2 slsii Fla. ave ne. at sth, Ii.
PLYMOUTH ,5s cranbrook club epe. !:
GoRNER' Sossas 3sae MINI. ave-. Lu.
PLYMOUTH 1850: "a. ono mi; r. h.;
one owner since new: same as brand
new car. Best oner. ia 2-9SUa:
PONTIAC 1854 chieftain de luxe
| station wagon; HYDRA Matte power
| steering. $2.597 Fully equipped
never sold; new-car warranty. Low
miles. FLOOD PONTIAC 1921 Con.
nectfcrt WO 6-a4f)0
PONTIAC "a Star Chief 4-dr.; new
warranty: price rs S2,249. Fully
sias sSis.DPsd foop fT r9aTE ro9asfT1fs sGsI si csn
| necticut, WO. 6-S40O
PONTIAC 81 de luxe 4-dr. 6-cylin.
der, 2-tone gray; r and h.. full
equipment: 975 miles by careful
driver. New warranty: 81 .Sg9.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave.
WO.s f-S4fn
PONTIAC 40 2-dr. sedan: r. end h;
good condition tfroughout. S495.
710 Rhode Island ave. ne, DU.
Pontiac 40 ss' 2-dr.: r. and h.:
wonderful cond. terrific value at
$595. Payments to suit your budget.
MCNEIL PONTIAC. 1890 Wis. ave.
OIL. $4,000. In the heart Of Be-
thesda. --21
Evening star., 1954-10-21

CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET
777s Wise. Ave. ssshssds. Nd.
HICKS enEvRoLET, INC.
1870 Up.hvr snsss. NV.
KENYoN.PscK. INC.
7s7s Wilson slvd.. Ariinsses. We
Evening star., 1954-10-21
AUToMoBILEs ron SALE

WfLLys 1851 station wagon; 8 cyl.
with oserdrives new tires, heater
and other accessories, l-owner car
has exccoti0naiiy low mileage: war
rantee9 y months or 5000 miles.
INC: 5000 Penna. ave. sc. LU.
Evening star., 1954-10-21

sToHLMAN CHEVROLET, INC.
33sd . N sssssss. NM.
TOMS cHEvRolET. INC.
i12it esuninshsm Dr.. wihssssa. Aa&
WILLIAMS cHEvRolEr CO.. INC.
lsss E..W. h~y- Silver spsiss. M.
WIsslNeER cMEvRolET co.
Seven eesssss. fsIls ehsrth. We.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-02-12

Frank Edg ineton, we'll known throughout
Bristol Bey wes severely injured vhsr ne
made forced landing on Yrs 3ce Ct tha
Yukon River the lie st OF Je 7,uary. Ee
accompanied In his piene 81 his wire,
Rosalind end a friend, Ic;S5e JusSile
The women sustained painful cuts end
bruises but the pilot ives critically in
jured wi tn compound fracture Of ono
ankle. broken leg, chest injuries and
serious head injuries causing him TO re-
main semi-conscious and de1iriou3 e2z"c2es
to che hospital in Feirbanae.
No immedie to word has been received es
to his condi tion at Che present wri 6::.rgo
Of, TFEFE, oH, HERE hes our lit*Is
food gone? Tho emergency SUPPLY tat IS
that Yves on its wey long egoo lie
1865 pounds Of food gciIlg Co %
freighted on the Ne5;.a TO Seward an3
then rushed on the APR TO Anchorage '>aes'e
,tdlaad1dl ia afsauAeRata&AnAiASASl AMI snaao!a
it would be flown here and Dennis Fenro
will be in charge Of di stri button.
There will be total Of 1850 families
helped b. this food ia bristol bay.
but Mi.ere is it2
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-02-12

4Gves Feg Bradford. the travelineest
gal in Alaska, is planning a short touri
tri , 70 Europe and Will be glad to send
anyone postcards from the GLOWING stop
Londcr, england; The Hague, Holland;
Brussels, Belgium; cob1enz, Germany; Hell
delborg. Germany; Luce-ne, Switzerland;
Venice, ITALY; Rome. ITALY; Nice. France
ano Paris, Franco She will leave New 70
Ap2,i5 e and Return from France homeward
boum5 On Nay 7ths l. U c K Y......I
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-02-12
lef Of General
the Upland

and Licenses
. convent enoe Of the local p1~
lots ard mechanics he has left an assert
mar+; c. the most usually called for forms
wiz, lowell Dillon. This will be Of
gr@at help in that it will not be neces-
ssry to wait for the next trip of the IN
sractor'ss nor Will it be necessary to
wri te into the cAA Regione1 Office end
we it for several devs for replies.
The Cp7e nd he'd its full sure Of big
she Us Ing the pes few weeks: Mr..
Den DaFce, Mr.. Kre zinelci. BILL Erickson,
Mrs. Brene Ryan. and Ray Matthew's.
go - - -
Ers. Louise Parsons ana daughter, Bett,
Anderson, left for h<5@ic. February g..
MSS MARTHA Ande 1'.a,l returned from
Anchorage February 10th. Enc re-entered
HIS. here Feb. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
How To Guard Your Giving

executive director of the National Information
Bureau these good rules Of thumb to follow in
your phlanthropc giving:
Don't give money to who asks for it over the
phone charities don't solicit by telephone Don't give
that unordeed merchandise Be cautious
about people with canses it's much wiser to send
money directly to the organization they represent
Mr.. Reed that sound phianthropic organization
complies with these standards:
1t has active and responsible governing body serving
without compensation holding regular meetings apd with
effective administrative control
q 1t has legitimate with avoidable duplication
of the work of other sound organizations
s. 1t offers reasonable efficiency in program management
and reasonable adequacy of material and resources
1t evidence of consultation and cooperation with
established agencies in the related fields.
has ethical methods of publicity. promotion and
solicitation of funds.
g. it's raising it pay any commissions does
unordered tickets merchandise with arequest for
in return and does not make general telephone
solicitations
Z. It has annual audit prepared by independent
certified showing all income
and disbursements reasonable detail.
It has detailed annual budget transang its program
plans into financial terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
! James N. My|es,
Union Vice President

!: James NJ. Myles, II, vice presi-
dent of the Plaster and Cement
Masons' International Associa-
. ton, AFL, for 26 years until his
retirement last month. died yes
;terday in Yeadon, Pa.
: Mr.. Myles maintained his
home at Yeadon. although for
. the last 26 years his business
headquarters was in Washington.
He was a legislative representa-
tive for the union and the AFL.
/: He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Margaret Myles, of Yea
don; two sons. James NJ. Myles,
jr., 102 BiSvey drive, Falls
Church, and Joseph Myles of
Philadelphia: and four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Margaret Joyce, Mrs
Catherine Blisard and Mrs. We
ronica Dougherty, all of Phila-
delpnla, and Mrs. Rose Nor
ford of Miami.
Funeral services and burial
will be Wednesday in Yeadon.
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Dominican independence
Marked al Pan American

The Dominican Republics In
dependence Day was celebrated
at the Pan American Union last
night while pickets paraded
nearby with signs demanding
How About Independence From
Trujillo'S Dictatorship"
Yesterday was the 10th ami
versary of Dominican independ-
ence. Diplomats and military
and commercial attaches of the
American republics attended the
reception given by Dominican
Ambassador Manuel deMoya
Alonzo in the Pan American
Unions Hall of the Americas.
The pickets turned up early in
the evening. They also carried
a black coffin with funeral
wreath on top.
The pickets, who described
themselves as exiles, were men,
bers of three Dominican organi-
cations in New York. Police told
the picketS they would have to
keep 500 feet from the Pan
American Union. So they
paraded in front of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution
Building in the adjoining block
OF seventeenth street.
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Legislators Back Plan to Curb
Allied Use of u. S. Arms

in quantities that American Mill
tary advisors consider sufficient
only for defensive purposes.
Could Apply to Rhee.
Congressman said they we're
not concerned about the posi-
bility that Pakistan, outnum-
bered militarily perhaps three to
one. would attack India. But
they said the Presidents state
ment could be applied, for ex-
ample, to any South Korean at
tack on North Korea or any
trouble between Israel and The
Arab states in which American
arms might become involved.
South Korean President Syng-
man Rhee has several times said
he might use his country's United
States trained and equipped
army to renew the fighting
against the North Korean Reds
if no other prospect of reuniting
the country developed.
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a Die in Midair Crash
OF 7 Private Planes

NORRISTOWN, Pa. Feb. a.
Two small private planes collided
in the air over a golf course
today and then plunged to earth,
carrying four occupants to their
deaths.
Scores of persons in suburban
Horsham witnessed the accident
over the Oak Terrace Country
Club links. Several narrowly
escaped injury as debris plum
melted to the golf course.
Killed were Robert S. Borzi, 81,
of Almonessen, N. j., pilot. and
N. NJ. Arnstein of Moorestown.
N. j., occupants of Radio Corp.
of America-owned Bonanza air.
plane; and Sharon NJ. Scott. 40.
and his daughter Marjorie, Is. Of
Morton. Pa. occupants of q
single-engined Cessna.
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Robert {. TYner,
Former U. 5. LAWYER

Robert E. Tyner, 81, retired
Justice Department lawyer, died
Friday at his home, GAL Mary
land avenue NE.
Born in Carbonate, H.. he
taught at the State Normal
School there before he came to
Washington in 1888. He was
graduated from Columbia Law
School, now George Washington
University. He retired from the
Justice Department in 1914,
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Josie Annie Tyner; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Esther H. Buck, Ma
deira Beach. Fla, and Mrs. Mary
L. Carroll, Landover. Md, 5
grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren. Another daugh-
ter, Mrs. George K. James, died
in 1941.
Funeral services will be held
at II m. tomorrow at the Walsh
funeral home, TAI Eleventh
street Sc. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.