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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02
Police Seeking
Negro Fer Xmas
Day Shooting

c. J. Robertson, Il Green Sea
Area Negro, faces charges of as
sault with deadly weapon
when local police officers appre-
hendcd him.
Chief Of Police II. E. Epps
said today that Robertson was
being sought in connection with
the Christmas night shooting OF
Earlinc Hemingway, "a, OF
Stbor City.
The shooting occurred abou,
midnight, Dec. 25, in New Town
local Negro district.
Earline, shot in the lower abb
dominal region. was treated al
the Columbus County HosHpital.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02
Mrs. Lizzie Elliott
Dies After Long
Illness At Home

NJ Lizzie Elliott, 30, died nj
her i..wc "a Tabor City Satur-
day night. December 90. after
an illness 90 several years.
y native OF Horny County she
waa .lugh-.r OF Jane JCnyct'c
anu ;.'h,l Elliott. She was the
widc If II. + Elliott vino died
in l. :.
Funeral services were held
from the Saint Panl Methodist
Churra where She was a mcmb-
or Monday al $50 p. m. The
Rev. Paul Carruth. Rev. =. G.
Cant and Rev. Morgan G. Gil
rcath were the officiating min
listers ana burial was in the Zion
cemetery.
SURVIVING are three sons. Rob
prt and Athin, o. Tabor City. IL
b. Jr. of Washington, d. {.
four daughters. Mrs. Zula Jord-
an of LumOcrton. Mrs. Maggie
Suggs Of LoriS, Mrs. jamie Ham
mond OF Tabor City. Mrs. Hattie
Mae BasSctt of Washington. d.
C; one brother. 4. V. Elliott. Sr..
Of Tabor City. and one sister,
Mrs. Ida Elliott of LoriS: g
grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02
E our Injured In
Xmas Eve Scrape

Shotgun and pistol blasts rip
ped mo Il CuStomer-filled drive
in Christmas Eve in Whitcvillc
InJuring four persons.
VAUDEVILLE police report that
two employees of the Circle
Drlye-ln and at least two Gus
toners were struck by shotgun
pellets and fragments of shat
tered lass window.
leroy Watts, manager of the
"',"cc in, told officers that i,
about 11:35 pm. blue station
wagon, with out-of- state license
plates drove by the drive-in. jus
south of Whiteville on the Tabor
City road, stopped and BLASTED
away with IA shotgun.
At least % persons were re-
ported to have been in the drive
in at the time of the shooting.
"The crowd in the station
wagon had been carrying on be-
fore and I'd asked them to leave
I'd had the police down to max,
them leave" said Watts.
Watts was standing at the sid,
door when the car passed tn,
drive-in, circled and stopped lonl
enough for the persons to fir,
the shotgun and pistol.
IL was aimed right at me.
yelled duck and hit the ground
som" Of those inside duckcd,
he said.
Injured slightly oy the scatter
81 pcl!,:t re- Fred Ellis an,
jcssi" S"n-' both employee
Of the driven. Two customers
Leon Stewart. Clarendon. r. :
and Nunhrrt Lcnaire. RI. .
Whi.cvi.Ir. were III. Hv the bias.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02
Assault CHARGES
ace Local Man

Jeff Fowler was treated at the
Loris Community Hospital We'd
nesday (Dec. 26) for cuts re-
ceived in an alteration with his
fathcr-in-law Doodle Allen.
Allen was released on $500
bond after his wife, Emma
Sworc out the warrant charging
him with assault with a deadly
weapon.
Fowler was cut on the arm,
chest and stomach. Allen haC
cuts and bruises about the face
according to Chief of Police II
r. Epp-
The incident occurred at AL
lens home on Eighth Street.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02
Chadhcurn Dorlcrs Degin Building
Df New. Modern Medical Clinic

CIlADBORUN, De-. 3l-Con-
structiun Of CradDourn's Ncd.-
al Center began this murnine
Dr. w. ID. Nrccland and DR.. +.
4. Carroll. Cnadbourn's only
physicians, will move their Of
ices into the new clinic when
Il IS completed. They state this
morning that icy expect the
building to be ready for oCcn-
DJncy by Marc or April.
Weldon Lewis, owner Of the
property next to the new mcdi-
al clinic announced this morn
NJ that he will begin immcdi-
tie construction of Il building to
DC used as a drug store and
beauty salon. He said he hope
o have the building com"'~.-. =
by the early spring"
The l00xl50 feet building vii
70 located at the corner o
Brown Street and Seventh Ave.
luc. y will have large recep-
ton room, two offices, two cx-
animation rooms. In addition i
will have an X-ray room. labor.
ltory. delivery room and recor-
cry room.
Tho building will cost approx
imately $4,000 and $4,000 Of
this amount was made available
by the Sears Roebuck Founda-
lion. This foundation lends mon
cy to doctors who wish TO builC
clinics and if the loan is rcpaic
within four years no intereS
rate is charged.
The doctors will still main,
tain their separate practices bu
will alternate their working
hours so that one will be on dut,
Al all times.
DR.. Vrcrlan@. a "s:,ve Of For
Gragg, came to Cnadbourn !,
nrletiyc IN April and Or Car
roll came here in June. Eaci
completed ms intcrnship at Cit!
Hospital i'm Winston-Salcm il
March
Dr N,cclauc cam. here IS. ..
Or. Fulch moved 10 Jacksonville
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02
Police Seek iiif-Run Driver

A 23-year-old Tabor City man
VINO has run afoul of the law
consistently for the past four
or five weeks is being sought
o ma hit and run charge.
Chief of Police II. f. Epps
said today he was seeking Keith
Lawson for a Christmas Eve
on a hit and run charge.
Lawson, involved in assault
cases several times during the
past few weeks. faces hit and
run charges for the December
"a accident on the Emerson Road
near the Tabor City School
where he collided with a parked
car owned by w. c. Todd.
According to Epps, Lawson
fled after hitting the parked
car.
The car being driven by Law
son at the time of the accident
belonged 70 Lester Richardson OF
Fort Bragg. 1t was found by
local officers about . pm. the
night Of the accident hidden in
a wooded area about three miles
from here on the Iron Hill Road.
Epps said Lawson, accompan-
led by Richardson. came to the
police station about 8 o'clock tho
night of the accident and told
him that Richardson's car had
been stolen that afternoon. After
Questioning by officers. Richard
On admitted that Lawson orir-
inally told him his car was hid
len in n wooded area on the
Iron Hill Road. \ search by Fnns
and Officer Leamon Sing rccov-
cred the car. Lawson did not
accompany n" Officers on their
search for the hidden car but
stayed near the police station in
his own automobile.
After officers found the car
they radioed to Policeman Tei
Watts and advised him to ar
rest Lawson on the hit and run
charge. Watts had Lawson in
the police station when the other
two officers returned. As the
officers walked with Lawson
toward the police car to take
him to Jail. he broke loose and
escaped.
Chief Epps said today tho
search for Lawson was still I'M
i"rway with hopes Of apprc-
lending him Immediately
Approximately $3.50 damage
was done to the Richardson car.
No estimate was given on dam
age to Todd's car.
Epps said Mrs. W. c. Todd
was in the parked car At the
lin" Of the accident hut received
no injuries.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02
Randy L. Simmons
Dies In Hospital

Randy Lee simmons. four
month old son oi Mr.. and Mrs
David ". simmons .s Route !.
Clarendon died Saturday at Gas
y. IN. at B-birS hospital.
WrigatSy.llc Beach after a brief
illness.
Funeral services were held
Monday al II a. m. from the
Sweet Homo Buptis, Church
".at burial in the Spivcy ccmc-
terry.
In addition to his parents one
brother. EIrhy Dale. survives al
10 his .na'ornal grandparents,
NJ. and Mrs. Cleveland Cart
"ct.c of route 3. WhitCvillc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02
s. Debt Results I'm
FutuI Stubbissg Here

An argument over a three dol
lar debt ended in death Thurs
ay nj NJ 10. Jimmy Clay Dant-
zler. -. in the "QnartcrS", q
Negro section near the Tabor
City Lumber Company.
Being held on a murder charge
is Sam MaCkvian, 36-ycar-old
Tabor City Negro.
II marked the seventh and
final Staying for 1856.
Sheriff J. Il. PridCCn said the
fatal stabbing occurred about
7:45 p. m. at the home of B. w.
Cooper.
According to Investigating Of
ficcrs, Dantzler stopped at the
Cooper home on his way to
church. Mackvian. who was also
at the house, and Dantzler be-
gan to argue about a three dol
lar debt that was over year
old.
Mackvain. according to offic-
erS, stabbed Dantzler with a
pocketknife in the left side.
Cooper grabbed Mackvain be-
fore he could stab Dantzler
again.
Dantzler was rushed 10 the
Loris Community Hospital by
Cooper and Nathaniel Bradley.
He died about 30 minutes later
from loss of blood and shock.
Mackvain left the Cooper
home and told his wife he was
going to her mothers home in
the Iron Hill section. However.
officers found Mackvain at the
home of Bradie Long in the Iron
Hill section.
Il want 10 talk to the boys
and tell them how to take care
of things. l expect I'll be gone a
long time" Mackvain told his
wife.
He is being held in the CO.
lumbuS County Jail without
privilege of bond.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02
Baptist Plan
Bible Study

The Tabor City Baptist Church
"ili observe the Southern Bap-
lst Week of Bible Study Janu-
lry Ill with the study Of the
gospel according to Paul by
Clifton J. Allan.
The Rev. p c.. CAN'T will di-
rect the study during evening
sessions for five days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02
Seniors Plan
Benefit Supper

SThe Senior Glass of the Tabor
City High School will sponsor a
Barbecue supper on Tuesday,
January 8, preceding the
Whiteville--Tabor City basket
ball game.
Plates will be served from
to 7:30 p. m. in the school lunch
room.
The tickets are now on sale
by the senior class.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02

oy.r -.' u.. ... ...
from tho Empty S.o.l.ua Tu
during o. Chr 0wta ..fa .g.
It was reported To-Day lv Mr.
Betty HcrlockCr. president %. 10.
local civic 0rouD.
Baskets Of food. clou ing and
toys were delivered TO IS needy
fgmiliCs.
Significant was the fact that
OF tie 502 persons receiving aid
$50 were youngsters.
Mrs. Hcrlockcr reported total
cash contributions 10 the Fund
were S405.i3. a balance Of S32.-
48 was recorded after the Y.
families had been given assist
ance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02

MIR. and Mrs. Frazier Pembber
ton and daughter, Joan of White
VILE spent Christmas Day here
with Mrs. Bette Wade and his
father, w. S. Pemberton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02
WEDNESDAY CLOSING

ednesday afternoon closing
will be observed beginning next
week, January 8 for most OF
Tabor City grocery stores.
n spokesman for the grour
said the stores would close each
Wednesday at pm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02

Willie Strickland Of Burling
ton Is spending the holidays
with Mrs. Tim Strickland.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce McGou-
gan of Columbia visited her,
Christmas Day. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Great For All Ages
ONE Sweet

and Mt Hood, Ore, for development. Farmers
turned out cows took in skiers and erected ski lifts
on pasture land while their suburban cousins were
building skating Kinks and lood-lghting ponds and
slopes for night skiing and skating. The boom was on
If you're on the fringe of this excitement, let
me tell you few things that may lure you out to a
ski slope or frozen pond for the time of your life.
Three ingredients
To the unnitiated, winter sports may bring to
mind cold weather. uncontrolled speeds and dar-
ing, roueh-and-tumbIe venture for the young None
of this IS tel Winter sports can be for you whether
you are five, Is or 60, thanks to the emphasis
on control and proficiency through step-by-step
instruction classes for all ages.
! remember man. well past middle age, who
came to lodge for his first ski vacation He had
never seen skis before, but he had three ingredients
that make skier: craftsmanship eagerness to learn
the right way and common sense.
Whats this skiing all about? he said, and before
could answer, seven-year-old lad skiied down off
the mountain and came to neat stop at our feet
That's what its all about said, pointing to my
SON. He went to ski school at the age Of six and skis
a mountain in control at seven, and he's having the
time Of his life!''
Our new guest - Continued on next page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

BETHE6DA-Suitable for Q small
commercial shop and live in II
desired. Price, $4,000 with small
down payment. OIL. 2-566l. Agent.
NTERsECTION. St. Barnabas I'd
and Temple Hills rd.-.200-ft. CO
frontage on st. Barnabas. 600-ft.
Co frontage on Temple Hills rd.;
81 per 50. It. 10. 7-a011.
UNIONS, clubs or tourist home
town. Vacant. Brick. 20 rms,
kits, 8 baths. oil heat, IRE es-
capes; Just redecorated. Under
$4,000. any terms accepted, or
Will lease; Direct from OWNER,
FAIRFAX COUNTY-6O cents PEI
50. IT,; LOO 50. IT,, adjacent 70
corner. on Lee hwy. at Merrifleld;
all utils. avail. HUBBARD REAL
TY Co. JE. $4,000, Merrifled,
Va.
COMMERCIAL GROUND for sale;
center Of wheaton. on Elkin ct.
Will finance. HA. 7.7272.
UPPER WISCONSIN AvE'-Valu-
proved by 6-rm. house; price,
S3b. 900. INEZ cUsHARD, Real
tor, EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5s67.
WISCONSIN, AVE. between Sears
site with 0-fm. house; fronting
40 IT. on Wisconsin and 40 It.
on second street. Priced for
immediate sale. 1NEz CUSHARD,
Realtor. EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. q
1857.
VACANT, l7I4 Tth ST. NV, next
to Manhattan Auto-3-story brk.,
2 apts.. beauty parlor. barber
shop, print shop, etc.; 20x100,
BARE. Sl3.9bO. RIA. 6-6912.
BETHEsDA-4,2O0 50. It. Of build.
able, commercial ground, adjoin-
ing county parking lot: central
Mr.. Lebling, OIL. 4-H6sS. ROB
ERT D. HALL Co. oil. 2I3250.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

In this neat. 7-unit brick apt
Gross over $4,000 yearly; u block
Central High. Street car and stores
Price and terms most appealing.
See Y nowi sI0LER A CO., ST.
3sI2S2; sun. and eyes,, Wo. o.
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BRICK RAMBLER
3 BEDRMS., TILE BATH
$15.95O-S1.750 DIN.

fenced lot, approx. Sh yrs. old,
newly decorated throughout. Lee.
liv rm.: lge., modern equipped kit.
and dining combination, full bsmt.
!grounsd ieyell. gas a;-c. heat
trsnsp.. waking distance to schools
and shopping, 10 min. Pent. FHA
approved, OF or cow. nm. Reas.
terms.
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Eva. lMR. TWEEDY
BIG TREES
$1,000 CASH

Brand-new lovely split-level; 3
hsdrms.. lM baths, firepl.. knotty-
pine rec. rm.: on "a acre: SCI 800.
| MANNAS RLTY.. LE. o-2lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28
STORES FOR RENT
(cONTlNUEDl

Suit. for elee. appls., beauty
shop. haberdashery, mfgr. outlet,
record shop.
For appt. OIL, 0.2ls6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
WANTED

Commercial property in Arlington
or Alexandria area; 100000 H.,
for APPROX. soc to 81 per 50. Il,
CAL XXI. e-2401 from 1915 pm.
Reekdaya.
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CONN AVE BLDG
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

TWO-sTORY BUILDING-Approx.
200 SO. IT. on each floor. 32l7
18th st. ne. La. 6-4SO5.
WHEATON, Md, in large Shopping
area, adjacent TO- Suburban Trust
co.-converted home, ideal for
of1ees, beauty salon. etc. Reas.
nsriinr area. L. II. cSRMicH iisI
REALTY CO. JU. 0-06O1; eyes,,
JU. b-7e74.
I141 9th ST. N.W.-corner brick
3-Story commercial building, QOx26
It. with conveying belt; reasonable
rent.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, VI.
IA. 7-444e Ewes, JE. 2-IO5O
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FARMS
(coNTlNuEDl

sTROUT CATALOd FREE,-Yaruns.
homes. businesses. BTROUT RIAL.
TY. 1854 woodward BLDG,
Mashington. Sterling 3-3To4.
LOUDOUN COUNTY = 100 acre
farm with beautifully restored 3.
peqrm. mouse. nne barn and other
p!dgs.: B mi. from BIO r. r.,
4 so nj M from 2; BE; rrised e
Hamilton. Va. OF. 5-273i.
EEA r RIVER EARM-:
under cultivation: excel. soil:. SO
acres acre I, IN .' marsh S;asre lake. BAL
eisetrieity. water. tarte eTSSs w WsHb
and bath, tenant house, barn.
chicken house, etc. 70 mi. from
D. c.: nice waterfront, excel. hunt
Ing and fishing: most desirable for
. hunting club.
J. LEE DONNELLY q SON
Ma. s-asls Hea Exss.. wo. s-,ssa
For Sale
1900 more or less scres Of cut
frontage ana 7-sere pond. Located V
virginia. IAN ideal hunt Gus
ste ste" Terms can be arranged.
1886 more or less aeres located
in Orange County mostly open.
good farm buildings. good fences
and water. Adjoining 400 acres
can be leased for hunting. S3b. 900.
Terms can be arranged.
bO6.acre farm. 236. acres open,
balance n young timber. Locatsd
buildings, SSS. 900, Contact
NJ. e. WEIGH. Lr.
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9 rms. and bath: g.h.-w. heat:
nice lot; near school, shopping and
tr1snsg: Price. 81 900. GOODMAN
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FARMS

PUBLIC AUCTION, OCTOBER 5, 1880 Pm.
MILES FROM GETTYSBURG
BEAUTIFUL ALFALFA FARM ON LINCOLN HWY
BETWEEN McKNIGHTSToWN AND CASHTOWN.
One hundred fourteen (11D acres Of which
ninety 1901 acres are in alfalfa producing be-
tween 200 and 800 tons per year. Containing
Is lots on Lincoln hwy, joining a new $4,000
motel. Will be sold separately or with farm.
Farm contains handsome old, deep window brick
homes bedrooms, 3 fireplaces, baths, 2 kitch-
ems, dining room and very large living room. Big
basement barn 40xSO, machinery shed 35x60
with concrete floor, AGAR garage with storage
above and big cattle shed. Plenty Of fine water
on farm. One mile to schools and churches,
five miles to Caledonia Park
AUCTIONEER: CLAIR r. sIlAYBOUGH,
BIdLERvnLE, Pa
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45lS-1s Lee Highway

Two stores, all glass front. 3Ox62
basement, 30x2i; used as one. Will
divide or can move 1 merchant and
enlarge to 60-feet front. Gas heat
IN ducts. VIII air-eondition extra
Heavy electric service. Rear doors
on Grade opening on parking for
100 ears. WIN provide double front.
Suitable for grocery, variety, deli
catessen, textiles. This IL closest
and most convenient location Il
concentration Of new homes now
being moved into. Open for inspec-
ton. Move In At once. Pay $3.50
per front IT,; commencing January.
" MONTGOMERY, A6b0 Lee hWI y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-30

Germany's largest newspaper.
Bid.
They were hailed last night
by German Ambassador Helms
L. Krekeler as pioneers in the
Presidents people to people
program.
Generally, the pair hopes to
visit representative sections of
the country and to converse
with the average citizen"
Their speaking engagements,
arranged at their own sugges-
ton were scheduled by the
foundations speakers commit
tee, headed by Cyrus Ching,
committee chairman.
Mr.. Won Eckhardt plans to
gather material for stories and
articles for German newspapers
and magazines.
In the sightseeing vein the
travellers plan to see Niagara
Falls and Yellowstone National
Park. Among the major cities
they will visit are Detroit, Kan
sas City, Mo-, Denver, Colo.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Spokane
and Seattle. Wash, San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. Calf.
Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta. Ga,
Knoxville, Tenn, and Rich
mond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-30
.Senecas Fight
Reservoir Plan

The Seneca Indian Nation
today cited a 1894 treaty in a
court action seeking to block
construction Of an Army reser-
voir project.
The Indians asserted in a
suit for injunction, filed in Dis
trict Court here, that the
planned project in Pennsyl-
vania would create flood condi-
lions in the Allegany Indian
Reservation in New York State.
According to the complaint.
Army engineers plan to build
a 108-foot high dam on the
Allegheny River near Kin
qua. Pa.
The reservation, it was said,
embraces 30.189 acres in the
Allegheny Valley running 80
miles northeast from the New
York Pennsylvania border. The
Indians contend that 21,250
acres of their reservation will
be made uninhabitable through
the creation of lakes incidental
to the dam construction.
In their complaint the In
dams cited a section of 1894
treaty with the United States
in which, it was said, the
reservation land would be prop
erty of the Seneca Nation with
the promise that the Govern
ment would never claim "the
same nor disturb the Seneca
Nation in the free use and
enjoyment thereof. :"
The complaint asked the
court to forbid Army Secretary
Brucker and Mai. Gen. Emer-
son c. Itsehner Of the Engineer
Corps from continuing with
the project. The suit was filed
by Attorney Edward e. O'Neill
in behalf Of the Seneca Nation
and Cornelius Seneca. identi-
fed as President of the Seneca
Nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-30

fighter pilot, and Peter Won
Eckardt, the 28-year-old son of
the chief of the German Fed
eral Press office in West Ger
many, will make IS small
town" steps in more than a
dozen States before their re-
turn to the District on october
II.
The German Embassy gave
the pair a sendoff at the VIII
lard Hotel last night.
Pay Own Way
Although they have the full
backing of the People-to-P People
Foundation, an organization
suggested by President Eisen-
hover to foster greater under
standing among nations on a
personal contact basis. the ad-
venturers are paying their own
way and travelling on their own
time.
This is our chance to see
the United States as it really
is and to spread good will. +"
Capt. Heindenreich said.
All along the way. from Hag-
erstown, Nd, their first stop.
to Portland, Ore, and Fort
Worth, Tex, the pair is sched-
uled to be feted by local gov
eminent officials. At Wounded
Knee, S. OAK, they'll be named
honorary chiefs of the Sioux.
and in Lincoln. Neb.. Admiral
in the Nebraska Navy"
Capt. Heindenreich, a flyer
since he was 10. is a member
Of the West German Air Force
assigned to the West German
NATO mission here. He has
lived in the District since Feb
ruary !, 1856.
Hailed ~ Pioneer
Mr.. Won Eckardt is the WASH
| ington correspondent for West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-30
2 Germans FIyU. S.
On Grass Roots Tour

Two adventurous Germans bit disappointed that their
jobs here in Washington have not allowed them time to
the United States grass roots" level took Of today in
small private arpane the College d) Airport to do
something about it.
Capt Curt Hedenreich a 36-year-old former LuftWafe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-30

A must for the
young Miss school
wardrobe. Styled by
S m all Fry Toys
with full skirt, elias
tic back, double
breasted front with
pearl button trim,
self belt. Washable
cotton in navy or
turquoise. Sizes T.
IA.
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FILM SHOWN

TALLAHASSEE The Tall
Man." film produced by Time
Incorporated which tells the
story" OF feature which APP
peared in Life magazine last
October. will be shown to partI-
cipants in the seventh annual
Florida A and NJ University in
torsholastic press workshop
which will be held on February
% March ID.
The film which is being made
available by the education da-
partment of Time Incorporated
has been shown at high schools.
collie 5, and universities
throughout the country. Stu
dents who were enrolled in
Journalism 30l Teaching of
ton TO Journalism during the
journalism in the High School
and journalism 20l Introduce
past semeStcd at Fam-U. saw
the film in November and were
very high in their praise Of il.
Plans for the annual confab
are rapidly being finalizcd. ac-
cording to CHARLES j. Smith.
III, founder-dircctor, who said
that from all Indications this
years event will be the biggest
and best yet