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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14

Green Sea Club as hostess in the
high school Auditorium, Green
Sea, Saturday. A dress review fea-
tured the program with two of the
Green Sea Club members taking
prizes. Awards went to Mrs. Ad-
die HARRISON, house dress, and
to Mrs. Dan Jordan, dress up
dress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Dozier of
Mullins were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Watson Shelley through
the weekend. Mr.. Dozier is Mrs.
Shelley's brother.
MIR. and Mrs. Victor Shelley
spent the weekend in Kingstree
visiting Mrs. Shelley's father, a
patient in the hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow Watson and
MIR. and Mrs. Cortez Britt were
dinner guests at Bob's Place Sum-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lupo and
Grace were Florence visitors Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Edgar Clemens returned to
Norfolk, Va. with her grandson.
Rodney Doulan, where she visited
for a week.
Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Marrine and
son, Edwin, of Monks Conner
spent several days visiting friends
IN the community last week. Rev.
Marring was guest speaker at the
prayer services Baptist Church.
Wednesday evening.
James Martin, returned Korean
prisoner Of war, visited his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Graham, last week. He is a patient
in the Alabama hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Clemens and
daughter, Mary Angela and grand
children, Jackie and Berry, we're
Whiteville visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Higgins
and son visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Clemens and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Jordan of
Nichols visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Harrelson Sunday.
Mrs. Prudie McCaskill spent
several days last week in Conway
visiting friends.
Mrs. Willie Blanton and son.
Harris, were Conway visitors Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Charlie Johnson spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Lee
Floyd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14
Palmetto State
Has Less Fires

COLUMBIA - South CAROLYN
lans reduced both the number Of
unlawful forest fires and the losses
OF area burned for the third con-
secutive year, 1858, State Forester
I. n. Flory announced this week
A report issued by the S. C.
State Commission of Forestry
shows 1888 fires burned in 1853
contrasted with 1856 during 1850.
Each intervening year showed
fewer fires than the year before
During 1851 there we're l.345 fires
fewer than in 1850, and 1852 show
ed l,O64 fires fewer than 1851
In 1858 there were TIA fires fewer
than 1852.
Reduction in the number NJ
woods fires has made it possible
Tor limited forest fire fighting
forces in the state to hold area
oSSes during 1858 TO less than one
'ird of the 100000 acres of wood
land that burned in 1850. Inter
venlng years also showed a CORE
spending reduction in area burned
as number of fires was reduced.
The costly custom of burning
the other mans woods Intentional
y continued to lead the list of
causes end accounted for 38G of
the forest fires in South Carolina
in 1853. Careless smokers account
ed for 25%, and brush burners PIG
of the illegal fires.
Fewer fires mean more people
are concerned about fire preven-
ton. They are realizing that even
the average woods fire is destruc-
tive, despite the apparent healing
of fire-scareed woodlands in the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14

spring time. They know that little
trees sprouting in the fall, winter,
and spring are killed even by quiet
slow burning fires creepeing along
the ground. The fact that the peo-
pie of South Carolina are support
ing forest fire prevention efforts
meant that less than one percent
of the 1l,30O,000 acres of forest
land burned by wild fire during
1885," State Forester Flory said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14

studying the ministerial work at
Nashville. Tenn. at the American
Baptist Theological Seminary.
The public is invited to attend
an early Easter Sunrise service at
Mt. Roma, sponsored by the Mis-
sionary Society. Hoother Bart Gra-
ham will deliver the message, as
sisted by Brother Ebert Graham.
Mrs. Ollie Dennison, Mr.. Joe
Graham and MIR. Iceam Stephen
are still on the sick list.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14
Mrs. Arthur Prince
Is Bridge Hostess

Mrs. Arthur Prince was hostess
to the Tuesday Night Bridge club
at her home last night.
Mrs. Richard Gordon received
the high score award.
A sweet course was served by
MRS. Prince during the evening to
Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Liston New
Mrs. J. c. Singletary. Mrs. Ebert
Shelley, Mrs. Fred M. Jernigan,
Mrs. Lloyd Hips, Mrs. Cecil Mer-
Ger and Mrs. Grover Hardee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14
Negro News
BY PLUMER GREEN

The Mt. Roma Baptist Church
had a rally of its 40 states and
governors Sunday, April 4. The
state of Florida raised the highest
amount of money-S64. It's gov
ernor was Mr.. Louis Gould. The
second highest amount was raisey
by the pastor. Rev. Watson, of the
state of Alabama with the total
The program committee will
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14

of $50.
sponsor an Easter program Easter
Sunday at 3 p. m. The program
viii consist of recitings and a
short playlet.
Mr.. Jersey Stephen, a student of
law at State and Am College. is
at home at the bedside of his
grandfather.
Mr.. c. L. Manning spent the
week with his grandmother and
aunt recently. Mr.. Manning is
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT-will
repair for convenience Call MA
S-l0l9 between $40 and 5 pm.
WE MOVE ANYTHING. anywhere.
anytime; reas. rates: free estimates.
Redwood 6-6954: 10. s-75S2 eyes.
EDELIN's MOVING and transfer
service. everyday; careful, expert
enced men. Ii. 3-5047. --i5
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0lo4. UNION STOR-
AGE CO, INC Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches especially. S. L. MORRIS
1910 18th st. NV Call To. 2-1l50
after pm
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr ..
small and LARGE Jobs; trained men:
long-short bookings: ms. IL 6-3364
EARL'S EXPRESS-Small or large
jobs; moving any time; reasonable
rate 10 3-5407. -l5
LIGHT DELIVERIES. local. l-ton
truck; any item. any time OF day
or night. sUU. 1-9053, ia. 7-6035
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. IA. 9-2931: ewes, RIA. 81 Is.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ATThAC. fJhN. NOLONAhA' Oeu-
r rms" a b sIdS; Fairfax circle. 8 80
facilities. oV. 3-4959 after pm,
2.ai OBSERVATORY PL. = Nicely
furn., 3 bedrms,, l, bath. game I'm I;
monthly M nR san calI BOyssn' DU. IA 7-I9a4
II 81 Mi Miles 4o FROM TREAsURYI4-
room cottage. completely furn.;
insulated. circulating oil heat;
garbage disposal. washing machine;
lEe. grove trees. flowers. garden; 500,
pletely furn.; $50. Central S-3l31.
5a11 4end ST. N.w.-Beatuiful det
home in excel. neighborhood. Lee.
liy. rm, OPENING onto scr porch,
bath on 1st r.; . bedrms. and bath
on ind A.; fun bsmt. with Law; auto.
heat; gar; avail, today. $l95 mo.
FRED A. SMITH CO. 11l3 18th
c s; niTii tx nxs4 Woops CO Com
and secluded; ideal for adult family;
year lease; $3.50 mo. Call J. H.
BENo1T, Realtor. KE. s-6677; eyes,
1 II, a;i bhEbRMs.. IA baths. e eqaip
Naval Gun Factory. Naval Research
Lab, and Boiling Field, S135 mo-;
MT. PLEASANT AREA - Live rent
I! baths: only $50 mo. LII. ALBA.
NV Nv S H2A1MsPIsH1RE AVE. EXT t4
bedrms.. liy. nm. cleo kit, bath;
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE, Sc,
Partly furn; 6 rms, 2 baths. FENCED
s-iSss or Cypress 7-Ss3s. is
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-This comfort
lent neighborhoods. For further in
formation call EN-. 2-4464. w. C
& A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT
eli LENoRE LANE. Alex. Vat
rm. BUNGALOW. .Liv. rm.. din. rm.
e XII h u F heat s ssd5ms washer sPd 0a a1d
dryer; 36-in. exhaust fan in attic;
indoor. and outdoor flrepl.; over Y
acre. lovely view and beaut land
scaped. S120 furn.. 500 unfurn
a1 EdseE EaRrn 9IS5Sl; MN O.,
in attractive and convenient resi-
dental section Just of River I'd.
gas heat; built-in garage; large
tTSas D0sn M n Nav Be- seeUeP b.
appointment only. Rent. $3.50
SAUL CO. MA. S-2113. -i5
1927 TAYLOR 81. N.W.--6 bedrms..
81: 80 baths baths iGe; lot, lovely yard, g
InSnpct ~ amt III T-EOES
NEW 3-BEDRM. RXMBLER. beauti-
fully furnished to rent Mar. April
and May only; 5000 mo-. 3 or 8
a sdq Rtfbe enls Nd blk % pf BFsdley blvd
ings and late ewes.
maids quarters. c ehS1qami hG fuT9
CHEVY CHASE. bedroom. 2
Desh scho O5pi and d hens
Chase Club: Center hall. liv. rm.,
porch, paneled rec. rm., maids rm.
and bath in basement: Diet. garage;
W SHtp' NJ h1Ti 6sst S27S mo- Cal
THREE Rii IBSEDhRM. custom-built mod
ern brk. Colonial with garage and
new furnishings. 5000 per mo. zoos
Beechwood I'd. Prince Georges
RfG G4GHs'PA PARK Area rms. bait baths
gas heat. S15o. Also 9th and
BUNGALOW. 5000 Bladensburg I'd.
n.e.-Key at 3043. 5 rms, bath,
attic, bsmt. auto. heat. Can be
rented unfurn. ROGER MOSS, HO.
OXON HILL, MD.-only 90 minis.
from White House-Nicely furn.
brick Colonial. with all lge rms, ctr.
entr.,. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, powder
rm., LIST A.; screened porch, sunrm.,
maids nm. and bath. rec. rm., OF
For infor.- call Mr.. Gill, EN-. $4,000.
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY Co
lsILVER SPRING-Lge. 5-rm. home;
sleeping porch: excel cond.; children
accepted; S11b. JU. $500.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

FALLS CHURCH AREA-Loveiy -
bedrm. rambler. avail March /; sos
mo. Call F. E. MALCOLM. Realtor.
IA. 7-3024
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER. full
bsmt.: mr.. schools, bus. shopping
center. 1910 18th I'd. S. Arl. I'm
med. poSs.; S135 mo. ia. S-3366.
S. ARL.-2-bedrm. semidet., bsmt
I blk. school, shops. bus; 2 mi
Pentagon: sos. ,IE. .3-9675. -15
eco JEFFERSON ST. Me- rms.
new. 3 bedrms.. tiled bath; LIST 2.
powder rm. full bsmt.. garb. diSp.
and dish washer: lge. fenced yard
$120 mo. ia 9-7953. Ia
WHEATON HTS bedrms;. sep.
din. nm, semidet.: full bsmt; gas
heat: cow. schools: S115. IA
S-1337 If
WHEATON-Two-be drm. brick semi
detached with lge. fenced yard;
ideal for children; near transp. APP.
7-447D IA
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NOW AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEDIATE SALE

Is a magnificent bedroom. two
bath apartment-home completely
modernized. The new dream kitchen
is in the latest color styling and
includes an upright freezer together
with the most modern equipment
and many features found only in
the most expensive homes. Base
board radiation and many unique
inovations. Wired for air condi-
TONERS. silent electric switches and
Flexalum Venetian blinds through
out. This apartment-home also
contains a large living room with
an adjoining solarium, full-sized
dining room, spacious foyer and
abundant closet space. 1t is truly
stable modern home with the
comforts, conveniences and security
afforded only in large apart
ment building. Apartment No. Tic
Is located on the first floor above
the attractive lobby floor. Reason.
ably priced for immediate sale OF
$4,000. Terms may be arranged.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER desires apt.
pre-. fMrnishedl in proximity OF
Maximum rent, $50. BY LIST OF
March. Box 26o-C. Star. ia
VIC. 18th AND COL. RID. BILTMoRE
REALTY CO. 24l3 18th ST. NV.
HU. 3-S94l. or RA. 3-O277. IA
TWO-BEDRM. APT, unfurn. In NV.
wanted by cple. with young child and
small dog. March l. NO. 7-44s7.
IA
BY MARCH for quiet cple., l-hed-
rm. apt. in apt. house. upper NV.
JOHNSON. RIA. Bits
EMPLOYED LADY requests apt in
white neighborhood. Reasonable. JU.
9-49lS. Call Sunday.
WORKING COUPLE with home in
country desire unfurn. Va. apt.
studio or recreation rm., pvt. bath
and entr., within l5 min. Pentagon.
Box 395-C. Star.
NOTICE
Comdr. Donohoe. formerly director
OF Armed Forces housing once;
needs apt. lis.ings. Cali DONOHOE
REALTY, ia T-3132 IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
BUY YOUR OWN
APARTMENT HOME
LIVE COMFORTABLY
YET ECONOMICALLY
THE BROADMOOR
Connecticut Ave. at Porter

Is WaShington's most outstanding
cooperative apartment building ano
Is ideally located where Cleveland
Park meets Chevy Chase. Available
Tor YOUR comfort is an excellent
dining room. a convenient inside
garage and economical maid service.
Here you may enjoy the security OF
living in large apartment house
plus the many advantages of home
ownership at a lower cost than In
q private home OF comparable value.
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NOW AVAILABLE


Is . lovely comfortable apartment
home facing Connecticut avenue
consisting If foyer, living room. din.
ing room. solarium. kitchen, two
bedrooms and two baths. Ready fol
occupancy as soon as purchaser
application is approved BY resident
for qualified buyers. Priced to sell
at $4,000: Reasonable terms may
be arranged.
CALL WOODLEY 6-8175
For appointment to inspect and fol
further details. call any time.
WILLIAM e. SPICER
Exclusive Agent
Aibbs Bldg. Broker IT. 8-596s
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DEER PARK HEIGHTS
NEW BRICK HOMES
3 BEDROOMS, FULL BASEMENT

S110 PER MONTH
Separate kitchen garbage
Field
Naval Hydographic once service downtown
OPEN DAILY, 1-6 PM.
Directions: Out to Branch right Branch
traffic light
right approximately mile to Dallas
right to model house
Alternate directions: Bridge Suit
land st.
right mile Dallas right
to model house
ALLEN & ROCKS, INC.
1888
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'NTARIO APARTMENT

1888 Ontario Rd. NV
Spacious three bedrooms. full din
inc room. living room. laundry room
with automatic washer; hobby room
and kitchen, Excellent condition.
Price includes beautiful custom
draperieS. Sale by owner. Phone
DE. 2-2l51, Sunday between 9 am.
and . nm Ia"
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2 BEDRMS.-ONLY ST 1850
ASSUME 4cs LOAN
Below 1947 price. Immaculate 2 bed
rms, liv. rm.. kit. .dinette;, choice
Sc. loo. Only Stall monthly, incl.
s ssGoo Ewes can No. MY 7-s StBx E Est
FREDERICK W. BERENs. INC.
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Today, 2 to 6 Pm.
ALSO FOR SALE

Is one of the most desirable front
one-bedroom apartments at The
trance foyer, large living room
with adjoining solarium, dining
room, kitchen. bedroom and bath
Has three exposures, east. south anc
west. and faces on beautiful from
lawn. This is a very spacious one
bedroom apartment-home and is 9
good buy. Priced to sell at $23.500
Substantial cash required.
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COOP. APIS. SALE tcen..)

SPACIOUS 2-BEDRM. APT. cow
Silver Spring area; very reasonable
price w/terms. JU. 9-0424; ewes.
JU. 7-7503.
ARMY OFFICER
Will sac. 4th fir. frt. apt; foyer. lge
paneled liv. rm. with firepl., bedrm.,
mod. kit. and bath: excel. elevator
s s1ds g maint WyS Ssd ave See nix HF
WASHBURN in reception rm. bet.
! and 5 Sunday. Phone ia. 2-6S07:
ONCE. ST. a-2S15.
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.
block from Conn ave.; corner elev,
apt. 4th fir. fri; s.w. exposure
foyer. 16x20 paneled liv. rm. with
fireplace. din. I'm. with fireplace,
16x?0 bedrm., mod. kit. and bath,
tiled roof garden; parking facilS.
Immed. occup. $4,000, excel. terms
to approved purchaser. See MR..
WASHBURN in reception rm. bet.
/ and 5 Sunday. Phone ia. 2-6S07;
Office. ST 3-0S16
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Sl6 TUCKERMAN ST NV.
OPEN SUNDAY l TO 8
Semidet brk home; rms. bsmt.;
oil h-w.h.; pr. all cow: nice furn.
dishes. linens. Owner left city. ST
3-346d. Ewes. EN-. 3-S36a. Ii
RENTAL BARGAIN - Owner going
abroad for one year. will rent beau
tiful brick detached home. COM
pleteiy furnished; large lot; GARAGE:
recreation room; 2 large bedrooms.
q baths. Available about 30 DAYS.
at $lT5 month.
KELLEY 4 BRANNER
d.. 7-7740 Ewes, OIL. 2-6S44
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TO SETTLE ESTATE
Opportunity for approved purchaser
mod. kit. lovely view: vic co' 18th and
v in exclusive 33-yr. coop. bldg.
Only Sl0,500 cash. RE 7-2S00.
MANAGER After 4 and Sat and
Sun, AID. 4-2!4l. --17
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NW.-4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
10 Oglethorpe st.-Redecorated. Va
cant. Open. Inspect today. $136.
REALTY. RA. $4,000
3-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER in
Poplar Heights. Falls Church, Va.
Rent with option to buy. Is min. to
Pentagon; lge. rooms, tiled bath,
picture windows, fireplace and fully
equipped elec. kitchen, including
dishWasher and garbage DISPOSAL;
storage attic; with or without bsmt.;
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WHEATON, MD.-l"Gi5 Flsck st;
almost new mod. ;-bcd"m. rambler;
nicely furn. $50 per mo PoaS.
pI. 7-l3ll ewes. IA. 9-i3GS LLOYD
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SHORT TERM LEASE and immediate
occupancy for responsible ADULTS
only. Especially well furnished =
bedrm. ROW type brick home. 700
mo. at 3" Crittenden st. ne. SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO. 1905 H st. NV.
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OPEN
SUNDAY, IL TO DARK

Lincolnia Va. 10 minutes to Penta-
eon; attract. modern bungalow on l
rm., and bSmt.; bright, al-elec-
trio kit: big value at Sl25, l-year
cease, immed. occupancy. For infor-
nation and directions. call XII,
o. %
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$685. -Bedrm. Brick
Conv. Andrews, Boiling. Navy Yard.
3444 gath ST. Sc; 5-rm. semidet.;
excel. cord.; full bsmt,. gas heat;
fenced yard; vacant. Ii. 3-6S66;
DII I-4S67 IA
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CHARM AND GRACIOUSNESS are
offered in this comfortable family
home at 294l Upton ST. NV. "a few
steps from Conn, ave.. An older
brick residence with formal llv. nm,
plus dining room and lst-f. study !;
bedrms. and two baths on I'd
level Holy Cross Academy and
Dunbarton College and their beau
tiful grounds afford additional
amenities. Excellent and complete
appointments throughout. S225.
BY appointment only. SHANNON
81 LUCHS CO. 1905 H street NV,
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OU AV1A4G1AoGI 4tI4N tAAIk1
Selec your home from a fine group
OF nice homes. located throughout
nearby Va. Prices from $50 to
$3.50. J., =. 3. 4 bedrms.. l. .. 3
baths: all sizes. Call Mr.. Seay,
ir. to see these properties.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
JE. 2-2620
Falls Church. Va. Realtors
Evening star., 1954-02-28
Poland Orders u. ).
To Close Consulate
BY the Assoeiaied Press

Poland yesterday described
the forced closing of its last
three conSulates in this country
as "a highly unfriendly STEP"
and in retaliation ordered the
United States to close its con-
sulate at Danzig.
The action was announced
here by the Polish embassy,
which said the formal request
was given to the United States
embassy in Warsaw by that
country'S ministry of foreign
affairs.
A State Department spokes-
man said the Polish action was
expected. He declined to COM
ment further on the Polish de-
mand, but said the Danzig con-
sulate had not been operated
for the last two years. The con-
sular building there has been
on a caretaker status, he said,
and has been used only when
United States consular officials
paid infrequent visits to the
port city.
The State Department last
Thursday ordered Poland to
close its consulates in New York,
Chicago and Detroit. saying they
serve no useful purposes in the
conduct or relations between
the United States and Poland at
the present time"
Evening star., 1954-02-28
Nixon Talks Tonight
As u. n. Association
Opens 3-Day Farley

Vice President Nixon will
speak at 1880 o'clock tonight at
the Shoreham Hotel to open the
first plenary session of the Amer
ican Association for the United
Nations.
The association is meeting in
Washington today through Tues
day. More than 500 delegates
are expected.
Mr.. Nixon is scheduled to
speak on 1.-THE United States and
the United Nations" He will be
introduced by Undersecretary of
Commerce Walter Williams.
Section meetings tomorrow will
take up various issues before the
United Nations. Speakers sched-
uled include Benjamin V. Cohen,
former representative Of the
U. N. Disarmament Commission,
and Milton Winn, resident rep
resentative Of the u. N. Tech
nical Assistance Mission in Tur-
key.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
widow of the former President,
will address a luncheon meeting
tomorrow. Paul G.. Hoffman,
= chairman of the board of the
Studebaker Corp. will speak at
the Tuesday luncheon.
The conference will close Tues
day afternoon after resolutions
are adopted.
Evening star., 1954-02-28
By Fronk SortweIl. Jr.

Short Wing, sub-chief of the
Winnebago tribe, wearing his
tribal feathers and beadwork,
yesterday met an audience of
Washington youngsters wearing
their tribal blue jeans and fan
mel shirts.
The chief. who signs hotel reg
listers as George Hindsley, 54,
captivated the audience in the
Corcoran Gallery of Art audi
torium from the moment he
strobe on stage and said. Good
morning, boys and girls"
Howl" shouted The kids.
He demonstrated the war
dance, and explained that all
Indians start learning it as
babies-a kind Of universal mn
itary training.
Junior Leaguers Jump.
With headdress bouncing, leg
bells ajangle. and a pinwheel of
feathers astern, Chief Short
Wing gyrated. uttering a gut
tural chant. He finished with a
couple of shrieks that the kids
loved-even If it made the
Junior League. sponsors of the
affair, jump.
Evening star., 1954-02-28
Two Mothers Tell
OF Assault ATTEMPTS
BY q Stoff Correspondent Of The ssur


LA PLATA, Md, Feb. 81
Two mothers testified here that
a 40-year-old man attempted to
criminally assault them at gun
point in separate incidents@ few
miles and Is minutes apart.
Trial Magistrate LIE Merton
E. Crist, at a preliminary hear
ing yesterday, ordered the de-
fendant. William Curtis Dean,
held without bond for action OF
the Charles County grand jury.
Dean. has been employed as a
construction worker on an In
dian Head project.
The two mothers told the court
that Dean tried to attack them
after forcing his way into their
cars on Berry road near Waldorf
on the afternoon of January 2.
Witnesses said Dean steered his
vehicles head-on toward those
driven by the women and forced
them to a stop. Both women said
they talked their way out of their
predicaments and notified police.
Trooper Abe Coleman ar
ranged a lineup in January
which was to have included
Dean. He slipped the net but was
captured when he returned to
the county Monday.
Police said Dean has been
married six times.
Evening star., 1954-02-28
THE SUNDAY STAR AS
Washington, d. C. ~
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2a. 1NkA

navy and air force as he does on
an army.
japanese who oppose rearming
have charged that the United
States only wants japanese In
fantry to use as cannon fodder"
outside of Japanese territory.
Turning to questions of do
mestic policy, he said he intends
to push through his program of
"austerity. even at the price of a
temporary recession. But / do
not think there will be a real
depression, especially if the
United States maintains a high
economic level"
In the event of serious eco
nomic set-backs, asked whether
he thought the extremists. either
on the right or the left. would
gain strength in the country.
Both extremes would gain
more or less" he said. "but not
to an extent that either could be
menace to the country. I have
faith in the innate and healthy
conservatism of the Japanese
people. in their good sense and
vigilance.