Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1935, Page 34

59, BINGLE ROOM A PRIVATE BATH A DAY AT THE HOTEL TUDOR NEW YORK CITY & new hotel on 42nd Street 2 blocks east of Grand Central Station. EXTRA! in next Sunday’s Star (e THE NEW MIYWM/M MAGAZINE Avoid the danger of not getting your copy of The Star. To start regular and prompt delivery to your home. Phone NA. 5000. 60c per mo. when 4 Sun. 65¢c per _mo. when 5 Sun. Sec per copy Evening and Sunday Star .... Sunday Star INDKS STRKE ACAIST SHFT Scorn U. S. Schools and Hospital Until Transfer- red Agent Returns. By the Associated Press. PHILADI Miss,, February 21.—The Choctaw Indians of Missis- sippi are on the war path. In pro- test against what they regard as indignities, the Indians have gone on strike. . Hundreds in this Government-sup- ported reservation have decided to boycott the Government schools, and have refused to patronize the Gov- ernment hospital because they want their “white man” agent, T. J. Scott, recently transferred to an agency in Iowa, returned. Their action is in contrast to the unusual protest of their tribal fathers of the Choctaw clan, whose chief, Greenwood Leflore, became the only man ever to give the “lie” to a state- ment of a President of the United States. Jackson Drew Wrath, It was President Andrew Jackson who drew the flery wrath of Chief Leflore, who had gone to Washington to protest against one of Jackson's Indian agents. The legend goes that Jackson was indignant at the chief’s charges that Yis agent was “a thief and a liar.” Jackson drew himself up to his full stature and exclaimed majestically: “I, Andrew Jackson, President of the United States, do say that my agent is an honest man.” To which the Indian chief replied just as haughtily: “I, Greenwood Leflore, chief of the Choctaws, do say that he is a damned liar.” But today, the sentiment was re- versed as far as the Choctaws of Neshoba County are concerned. Night Final and Sunday 70c per mo. The Key .to Hidden Values - There should be only one key that would open your bathroom They love Agent Scott and are re- . sentful of his innocent transfer to'Q THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935. ‘Miss Bucharest’ WINNER OF RUMANIAN BEAUTY CONTEST. ing of two Indian schools and threat- ened closure of three others. The In- dian hospital is receiving no patients, and the Indians are making things generally unpleasant for the super- intendent of the agency, A, C. Hector. ‘They demand the return of Scott before they will call off the strike and have addressed a petition to the “Great White Chief” at Washington. WESTERN PINE INDUSTRY 1| CODE SUCCESS IS HAILED Association Secretary Favors Its Adoption as a Permanent Regulatory Measure. 4| By the Assoctated Press. PORTLAND, Oreg., February 21.— {| One year of operation under N. R. A. They have their beauty contests in Europe, too. Here's the winner of one in Bucharest, Rumania, not long ago—Mlle. Marguerite Argus, who was awarded the title of “Miss Bucharest.” —A. P. Photo. another agency after more than a decade among the red men of his native section. Tribal Council Held. Mumblings of discontent were heard as soon as Scott’s transfer became known. The Indians gathered in an age-old tribal council to discuss a mode of action, and out of the council parley grew the decision to “strike.” ‘The strike has resulted in the clos- Rug Beauty Our Duty Call Mr. Pyle Nat. 3257-3291-2036 Sanitary Carpet & Rug Cleaning Co. 106 Ind. Ave. N.W. provisions has been so beneficial to the Western pine industry, it Wl-ll said here yesterday by 8. V. Fullaway, jr, secretary of the Western Pine Association, that “the code should be adopted as a regulatory vehicle for all time.” Fullaway made the statement at the annual meeting of the associa- tion’s board of directors. 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