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P .Work Down On The Farm
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r KB AM., ZNGLAND Today however, the Land Ro-
S31 (NEA) The "Land ver serves many other purpos-
r" a variant of the Amer- es besides farming. It is an-. m-
!jeep can almost climb a portatit part of Britain's export
and Is carrying a yeo- drive and defense program. ,
load in helping to sup- fome 400 Land Rovers a week
Sthe British economy and are now coming off the assem-
SPgrams. bly lUne. About 80 per cent are
y heavier than a con- going overseas at $1400 each.
omonal jeep, but otherwise Those which don't go abroad
r, the Land Rover are being sn up by the
produced in ail Army and Roy Air roce,
titles In 1948 and was aim- which mearfs that the average
,to meet the needs of the Briton who wants to buy one
eter. for his personal ie now faces
r did the job a4Ilriably, be- a two.year .wptM g period.
ng a all-purpeae, go-any- Aboft 15 &FerW-cnt of the ma-
oere vehicle that could do :I- chinery malanLabt d Rovers is
it anything from pulling a American made, ac q ui red
*tor to running a threshing tough regular commercial
e. iel or supplied under the
rear sad center power =MmIs1 Security Program.
-offs made it a mobile Mach of the -export trade is
r unit, suitable for driving Land Rovers in its military pro-
compressors for tree or plant gram.
chaff cutters, elrcu- Alhough the size of the con-
saw and countless other trhat with the Belgian Army is
-8. described only as "considerable"
has even been used to pow- for security reasons, it is ex-
tric milking machines, pected that the entire army
I ^~j4 so-w be V- with them.


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GTON, May 31 (NEA) All this meet bA Oi
etoWL millionn
s di*ler table paradox U.S. housewives never or
ko t they'd face in this dy of high Weat priOesL states
grhn ste IsIut as 'hereW ot f0 weird jumble of government
ro "top secret." price controls, $500,O0000 "potato subsidy programs, mare
n m ed onS 's pork-i lg hcoative plAm aod misjudged crop estim-
ta- w o msept-. rates, t 1( f6i No. dilemnre of housewives today: wil le
. You can get east, plenty of 4. meat supply during the first not v t
lfter years of profession- It-if you wa -to pay the part of the year to a near ie-
observatlon, Calver stru"s Price. oord high.The
it ..c i nmen are a am-i. But the lowIy to which Sales hit 5537 million poudt*. T.H IN
rdng lot" He testifies that the DopMeg:'.,.J t The amount of beef on 1e -a -l
IF work long hours and the has been H atg a bnd ket II s going to IncreUe, o, tatoes
ulant strain of being sub- even living m now until the nd of the
t to attack takes a heavy has suddenly ead under r. A P
m l ... Ithe counter. But while the pigs wen get- ma
b B watches his-teh s i fat, the potatoes were
tent controversial sgisia- ture's eTff pso
" comes up. ce mypa- raise t e It looks now as if Stay
bs are mature people carry at way until July, wmthe The
1 ,burdens .... e add_ nt shortage should be over. andU
o sley, ms.te ul t Some experts, howeve, warn potato
low my advice." (t may be worse again nest pr..
Housewives have to at at VIgtM
Ole who act Jut plain 4e crack of dawn la dYl h UR YEARS AGO surplus willt
often are physidecy sick. nr to the corner market ,.hr spds bought by U.I. under erta
says. As an sexmle he tore the meager supply of 4ma rice-support program piled Vent a
an incident e hu pone, awaiting ship ma ent to oe
d ay on' the : when he at they're likely to ~e l distilueries.
lmd In a parti ed bubi- Ip with. if they're on tim%, fto i e
,. A few tired-looking seoond'a- for their customers have to buy .ert
Ibe day a cranky Congre- l _de.r ex etra lots of non-scrace items. should
It In and Calver told Marketmen, doing thler mawr- Potato prices are controlled.
i "realIr tll. As thr L produce shopping find "ut those on produce in plenti-
et the office he; selves in a simaOar smet. l supply are not. g-a
member who A potato black aeise In treis
Soverardthelourishing. There area Qe tie-ratio Is three sacks a.
6w h Ie-saw/attig his :the-counter sales, over of ons for each sack of po- eatm
SWth the doctor.h a, and tie-in sales. toesa
on 1dng patient greeted Lg tera who wwat p tIgI Another requires the ur- year.
and lolgad . se of coconuts left over rom
& O weM i such bad la.thstmas.
mhI "s -luLl We all Jula In some places restaurant.
Z naturally oA had been absorbingta
Ot market prices, without
Vo M7 of that uo.- thM o 5ng menu prices, have stop-.
a mt Crankyc- P serving potatoes.
ONIm have put them on the
AtI]&k*arte list.
i ofl. Office of Price ntabili.
trr :has put potato detectives
I. uWk to fight the black mar-

ts "known ex- aS~ against 50 of the coun-
y Psm SPUD OO emse m slomw big wholesale Vroduce out-
about 0 in IMnG M aOg SUM, 81d --
'O b lsoonWkm et i n PA "11t it hasn't Atopped the pe-1
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I government and the po-.
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ly would have had their
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Sby May 1.
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m on OPS price con-
iWoire apped on po-
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dbal a Council spokesman
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ShIulew the approach
MO Is ur=i Con
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On American -Honi

wVf TO, D.O., May 31-
Arm aof two purope" inA.
dere lave opened mummer w SM-
hare f n the American home,
and mu be expected to Wreak
widesploa havc c fting mil-
lans of doUss before their
watn weather campaign Is end-
ed.
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moth and they came to this
country U with the
natl0 t%1t. The two
peciM eS w run Int-
tote e webb m
cloths 'moth aor. uswom-In lli-
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*A. re are some of the first pictures released of the interior of
tr.i now completely renovated White House, made since Presi-
t Truman and his family moved back in from their tem-
_.;Cwry quarters in Blair House. Above is the "new look" of
. famous Green Room, so called from Its green and gold de-
.ltive scheme. Dominating the new furnishings Is the great
of the President, of the United States In the specially
n rug. Below, top. is the "something new" that has been
|d to the White House. It is the spacious, window-walled
*rii.lrium installed on the top floor. At bottom. is the Presi-
t's second floor study. The portrait of his mother, on the
.,' T wall, and the piano, at the near side of the fireplace,
-4..., ,give it a personal touch.


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tH SfmE.tAN BLAINE ts l I.
ete la y the star of the
beesga6 d a abnost
sforeft. this series, she
nexeris.W and tells you her f M C
aoteT koo." .king the most -
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By VIVIAN BLADIS
Written for iA Seist .
The tr "tragic" is one that's o&lW. in aonh
with ovrwe ht. It's no exaggeration. sharing .
seven-day dit and my diet secrets with I peat fret
peritiene.
I have been overwelht, very uch .
problem was a definite handicap my
was tragic It began in my teens, Wt
impossible for me to gel rid of the o-f tt." ,
I was just beginning my stage My moW
and movie career and those ex- way in a
tra p wunds Were proving stumb- my f
hng blocks It the path to every- and at bave
thing I wanted. Casting direc- as much pSu. ds.
tors took one look at me and my h I a 1
turned awa,.. bone
"h has a pretty face," they I weutS 10S
would a, e's much too today
fat." Thei,. %rilrtttQ me, they turned tX tb
would ask, Why dbn't you try tton. Thi ei
reducing?", to many M who ae
weight.
Why, indeed! I had tried. I
had tried everything. I had It does a V a n that If,
terally starved. myself fo r have It, fub wouldd just
weeks to tr to f l down. drink tMI t do i
I'd go wfthoutltod in order mean i (l yo, you
to land a ptItar role. Most consult yoa uqm, M gdg
nften then fov SWM that han- that ygg -. cut toW


opened was that lt TW ed a few t
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to.M <$ e why she hadn't And even thaop o wnMXm
jif'rjlllWliii using the time-! selves with th- ,a Bt4ie"
S. : 'we been so busy. we're the real'jagr wbi
I 11 time." But she we use It.
r ptth .a grin and!'
m'.S@allyno excuse at SE STERN WEITS1U2 I
..I. f we were iMti'wlth o-
gamdmother used to to the poiSittlngtt*
M s a little girl: have all th"e!
-4.bettime there does and OW" I dter
else h"s together C'-It
in every complish thu Chiag we km
----.-. important if A 2ottea
we would get so much ol
gan temembDer tahe
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A dog-bite wound M. -
fmnt, washed promptly, 0t ,-M I
Aithorou hly with s in.
Sour- ter. Of course. c( ,t-
enve- clan as soon as poftle
A too-low room wiN look *
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SF ing and very llbt. WIfII l
use a border.
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I=n, vitamin d aml W
Merday.. So, tdoat
Sd te. With
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w't the jean parts on your -n
Lean he vily on gleeS t
bided meat enjoy, h l for dr
SMOCK sot
Mash fine theqoet Of Oegd and pt t w
arse, sieve. Bled Into 1 t' and tao WI
tInpoon each of Utt and of lemon


he samo.t al you ue. ,' 4i0reW, anda I team an u fWwtMwM. ,tatom r a a m.w
e T oti minutes before sei
meh A 7 retwagn Ubtwo -in"War atP690% Or. Keepf
nd that 4e water about one week. tbl (lp drintg.
amin ,kwinW". vimpounds B
on the 0664 I thti at er gMtts
mou can lse ratwo to fiT
ounda in r week, in Be- fore Breakfast: -tiee of % lenatm-In ft ill glass At hot wAt,
Sce with the m~d of life. you
ead (active or tbetlive), and
he amount ~otf wiht you must On ( rapSo crtefm
e active eron who's ry cottage
verwght l vI tleIS more rm. Coffee br Tea Mt I cup)
"ity.
hn, +fth pt'Ut< ow >. . A"'?o fl&St n --- ma_
lu piottf =o d r anx d Or WhItBAli*-
_oau olue rc t ) '*ar'4 wM Cr '
-------- ^ St* een Cabb ) -*
RavrMus AID One fn Sk39 Milk (blZ() Cotfee mor a.
President Truman adoptee i .. tm e Ln
ne* Prsident with a -.th t Mock
redeslened Pr et l, on Ltsr twed
Oct. ,. 1945. Up to at time, (El S- a.sichM) .(% cup)
the head of the American. i ( medIum, 2-. nches lot )
on the seal had b ee turned r- k io T-h Cu ,kIm Milk
ward the takln heatr ithe Jar"-''s CUP r (n P aMlk




w ht of war. T lma ,'hadr the. noor )oCff T svCUPe ).f p
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Agencia Internacional de PusS.icdOges Propaganda, S.A. a um for I Z words.
*3 Lottery Plaa Phone 2-0 r re t nd o tn ,''ch additional word.
~thons 22214 a'ndr


V FOR SALE
SHousehold
.tISlmmons crib and mat-
filk new. 476-C, Cocoli.
iP 4 -2218.e-
El:-7 cu. ft. Frigidaire 2-
Mld, 60 cycle, $15000. Also
fMjPhafr, excellent condition, $5.-
P. Fort Gulick 88-236.

S tables. See at Apartment
h St. No. 34 between I and
)m. daily.
JLE---G. E. table model radio.
condition. Phone Cristobol


" WANTED
IMilMefaneoes
14 : Working couple, no
n. no pets. desires vocation
waares for three or four months
LM 5-2343

'Help Wanted
)D:-Meid. Must live in Ap-
.traowford. No 18, J St. Pan-


,,ERSONALS
I Engineering-Corrective Ad-
IWrnt Of The Body Structure.
D. lhrb Jr. No I1. 7th
MCEI. 2-3833 8 a. m. 8 p.
appointment.

LESSONS
,Instfructions in practical and
pIegf plano playing given Zer
041t. Tel. 2-1282. Juan B.
;No. 9.
L To Sponsor
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kif ta for the grel I

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fOR SALE
Antoiniobiles


Servile PenrAlw tiBV CMllan

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Govenmene Erpteyss Ffrlnl, t

AGENCY Wl
N. 4 AmBl l '
Phone 3-4984 5


FOR SALE:-1951 Nash Sdp,. BJe-
baln, must sell. Call Balboa 6314
or write Box 152. Ancon.
FOR SALE: 1941 Packard. Dity
Free. '1300. Can be seen at Elias
Garog. Juan B. Sosa St. Telephone
taI
2- I 9 5, Penomb ,
Will soci.Ae equity in 1948 Huds&o
Uke new, new tires, low milefte.'
can be financed. Call 87-4290
evenings, ofter 6:00 p. m.
FOR SALE--1950 Pont.ac Hydra-
matte. Low mileage, price. $1,.
600.00. Can be financed. For in-
formation call Fort Kobbe 3278.
For your car:-Leatherette Celluloid
face vehicle registration card hold-
ers COLON MOTORS, Inc. IDodge-
DeSoto, Panama Colon.

FOR SALE
Real Estate
FOR SALE:-Country Home in Chor-
rra. For Information telephone 2-
2814, Panama, 9 a. m. to 12 noon
and 2 p. m. to 7 p m
FOR SALE: Two choice lots No.
498 and No. 499 at reasonable
price, in Los Cumbres Party leav-
Ing for States. Phone Balboa 2-
3436.

FOR SALE: Modern apartment
house. Good location for business.
modern fixtures. Also large Bakery.
For Information 9th Street No.
2612, Rio Abajo.


FOR SALE:-33 hectMres firm and
cattle land, Code Rep. of Pan-
ama,. Bargain. Leaving country. L.
Davis. Phone Cristobal 3-2934.

ttirS OPfiL. TO
V N* ar il.MSIfa.i g w .-
A local Trinister report& that
one of his New Hampshire Re,'
ll an ekgA Innches In length
an seven itches in circumnfer-
ainisa 'fThe umwetched hal*- &.


MISC I Aus Rusr S MMERCIAL&
IS &^ ?e ii^ 'l^*^ Gramlich's -tht Clarit a PtwOFESSIONAL 2
Do= WOO O FESSIONAI'
D l cottages. kw"t ice -aboxe -t' |
20m1 staves, dte rates.0 TOLD VOU SO I
6-441 Gas*!,


'O ft SALE:-. I N'e 1ec-
trle, inabe .. Pon-
k aoneo, ,'9 o. mr aind 2
FM SALE.-' movie Camera.
16 Inm. Has' s. Also Ciro-
Flat 2 1-4 *-Z 4- 3:5 itnse
Complete dark equipmentt. All
abovt tike Iw .'; bno mandolin
wirh.i-"' head.,L, 6 Shwoqi s St
Apt. Ot sfb t Inh-badop-
bosire bkIW-o C4 Club.
FOR SAi:-194 od Station Wa-
gon, 1949 Harley Davidson Mo-
torcycle; maple furniture; clothes
hamper; 25 cycle motor for wash-
ing machine; ladies coat, size 18,
361-A, Kobbe.


Spend your i ay wedu
ao the HOt% VOfvMI.CAND i.
COOL WAU Li Volte.


Phillips. Oce ns cottb-es, SelWi
Clara. Box :,45,. halboa. Ph
Ponama 3-1877. Cofltobal 3-167g
Foster's turnh ttteshelf MI
beyond Sant ^laIorG. Gem refSnit.
ators. ranghl Iptalol rates weeji'.
ly or mona4 private road
tecch. For lnflnt ation visit D0
mar, Tivoli Atienu No. 6. or phbe
Panama 2-0170.


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ALNAMM 'Afl*TMENTI
Modem turnhm talWuWAnihed eopof-
ments. Maid .a otenel. Cs
tact office 01W l se Strt.


FOR SALE: Royal portable type- Crihtobal. telfl!Nit l36 Colon. .
writer, like new. Tel. Balboa 1695 FOR RENT- tfn quarters, tw
FOR SALE-Several pieces good lug- bedroom duplbx; .. available June
gage ;one Webste. 3 speed re- 13 to SepteMdl '22. Tel. 6-202.,
cora *)aye used Wly three week' '
House 2321-B, Curundu. Phone I Sa '
PADw3285. RUTH MILLt Says
FOR SALE:-New Martin Outboard
motor, 7 I-2 horsepower. Nev | "-1
6 70-15 tire and tube. National RUTH MILLlt ..We .. ........
173 Radio. Purv.s, 8029-C, Mar- A farm wile writes me: "I am
gara.___ a wife and mother of three of the
FOR SALE.-3 Fish aquarium, I Bet-'sweetest chilfren-in the world. I
to Breeder aquarium with tropical have a good hbftald and I love
fish. Ciningroom table, buffet. Ihim.
chiffonier, radio and record play-
er, metal library desk. buffet tub "During the fl* year we weri
cover, typewriter, orange luicer, married, if he Ift home to be1
Misc. household .items. House gone all da h Ie. w lid kiss Sie
754-A, Balboa Road, Balboa. goodbye. 14o Ve doess that,
FOR SALE --Golf bag, 2 woods, 4 or speak of his love. I desper-
irons, $8 for all. Sn los deedle- tely need to have him show me
point squares Phone alDboa 2798. ome affection. in au mall


FOR SALE: Opportunity. Shrimp
fishing boat. Perfect condition.
Caterpillar diesel engine, reason-
ably priced. For details Tel. Pan-
ama 1374.
Mother. . does your child walk
with ease and grae? If not, thelf
hbi shots may -e 't fmuftl JuIqpa
I4i-Jacks ore ieciilly 4ignmd to
help youngster walk correctly.
prevent foot deftets In later
Buy Jumping-Jacks for your c
today at 5AfAl. t n

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By BANS REARDOM ;'
14 Years in Nattl f Il I
Written for NBA Uer-l
QUESTION: What is one i
Ue most important rules lt. SA
Wtp o remember? .
,Aill!e: He should 1m 1 I
Okift t6 see every pWla. t Vl
the umpire's
100 percent right,
nU set in a position to use
dearly and definitely.
Can you recall any li
e e played every position la
l1- league game? .

Al. I can remember twi
oatd Fred Fitselnmongs a4
in Ys ]n, of Port Jefrpo LL., Fz. ";
0= as1ertum 41 *qstt Whatis the alSUt "54 r.
,,~ .,,. n~1dd~d c~e ~ WE OM U bases on ballssIna dw
so'waispe asn mauactured by CxrodeOM bae on balk n a
Sand Js b.iq lteod under military coniract. I am C0112 & bhe Athletic' Max
0- Rpa ussgae p er .O two Sk sin Uh t I ShW 60s 0 Se drew eight free
In a double-header, asn a -

1 What is the best Ill
ball park in thehbigeI
A.Tankee StadiumforL
fiw held thisnboaw.
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the house or copies home after"
being gone all day..
"The few times I have tried to
let him know how I feel he made
me feel like a fool letfor asking
Ia -Show of afifeti. .






tb do so ismy problem."
printing that wife'si letter
hope that a lot of men
who regard themselves proudly
Ws the strong, alsilent type will
d it. .

' POr it speaks for evet woman
who loves a man and l hurt and
ilbuffed by his unwillingness to
p his love In the small ways
that are important to. a wOman.
.As this wife points out, it is
liid for a woman to tell the man
del loves that shi wishes he were
ilare affectionate. That would
nly make them both selfl-on-
tat is why I am hoping a lot
at husbands will read the letter
ptlted above and take the hint
thra own wives may not feel able
fivWe them.
$ you've quit kissing your wife
dte when you leave la the
arming and again when you
abelome at night; If you've all
-itt itigotten the pet names you
WStil call her; if you never
Sbhbr an unexpected kiss
wle he la busy at her house-
aL Gor tak. the trouble to tell
Wr pretty she looks, you are
t your wife.
J.U probably never tell you
Sthat is what makes it a
rit agedy.


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,W you what a wonderful
h iticide CHLORDANE Is
In the April issue.
(111 the Killer in Real Kill)
ity it in the agricultural
trade for your farm
or garden.
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Wsb lam i", had stated
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m uis4or leagues 'aa .s
6ms burut-nto tears w
le4diwd the news by tele-
e Wht biA job as manager
ied. After recovering ass
IVe, Rolmues smiled sed
"Mhat is bauelba."
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experience."
CAUSES FIE
,BURY, Conn.. (UP)--
as blamed for a lire
used s~lght damage to
nment. Rays of the sun
nified by a water-filled


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0-
1. (UP) The White Nationd -Legue
hurling of Mary Grissom,
in Boston as the Chicago TEAMS- Wn ost Pet.
S: New York I 10 .730
ne on the league leading Brooklyn. .. .. 10 .122
d out in New York, and Chicago .... .50
pending the outcome of Philadelphia .... i 20. A
St. Louis........ 5 3 .450
night game. Boston ........ 2 .n71
Pittaburgh...... 10 38 .262
Besides the Indians-Yankees ,Night Games Not l eluded.
game, the Reds wree rained out .
at Chicago in the National TODAY0 J
League. Philadelphia at gh (2).
Only two games were played in Brooklyn at
the Majori. One in each league. New York at St. (2). 1
In the other contest the Pirat.?s Boston at CinkWM. (2).
again surprised by whipping the YESTER-AY'' IB-lTS
Phillies 5-3. YESTERDATh002 1LTS
While Grissom was limiting the Philadelohia,00200 190-3 4 2J
Bostonians to five hits. the White Pittsburgh 000e031o0x-5 10 1
Box pounded out an even doz.n Possehl. Kont*at (6), Han-
safeties Including four singles by sen 171, Ridzlk (8) tad Burgess;
Chico Carrasquel. two homers by Muir. Main (6) s Oaragiola.2
Sam Mele and a double and two HR-Jones (3rd), Kiner (7th).
singles by. qelson Fox. I`ena -h The tohre Red Box runs were Cincinnati at Chicago
the result of a double by Fred (Called in the second inning on
Hatfleld. a single by losing pitch- account of rain.)
er Rae Sarborough and a homer (Only Games Scheduled.)
by Walt Dropo.
Pitchers Joe Muir and Forrest *
Main of the Pirates teamed up
and held the Phils to four hits as mericWa League
the Pirates won their fourth L u
game in their last seven contests TEAMS- Won Lost Pet.
-their best average for any w,'ek Cleveland ...... .5 17 .595
this season. Boston ........ 22 17 .564
Ralph Kiner contributed to the *Washington .... 21 17 .553
victory with his sixth homer of Chicago.. .. .. .. 19 .537
the season. Muir was relieved by New York .... .. 18 17 .514
Main in the fifth wh.an the Phils -St. Louis ...... 2 24 .455
scored their three runs but gain- *Phfladelhbia .. 15 19 .441
ed credit for the win. Muir gave *Detroit.... .. .. 12 55 .324
up only two hits a single by -
Connie lyan followed by a Wll- TODAY'S GAlIS
lie Jones homer. Main. hurling Cleveland at New Iork.
the last four innings, also gave Chicago at Boston.
Up two ifteties. St. Louis at Phlafblphia.
The Wtrowns play the Athletics Detroit at Washington.
at Philadelphia and the Tigers e RAS LTS
tackle the Senators at Washing- hicESTRDAY0001051- 2 T
ton in night games. g o o 105 010-7 12 0
ton in night games. Boston 000 020 100-3 5 1
Grissom and Lollar; Scarbor-
ongh, Oumpert (6), DeLock (61,
Wight (6) and Wilber. HR-Mele
(4th and 6:th), oo (7th).
Cleteland at New York
(Postponed, Inclement Weather)
St. Louis at Phbadelphla
(Night Game)






1--Golden 'lap $8.60, $240 $2.20
2--Golden Pick $2.20, $2.2.
3-Don Pitin $2.20.
SECOND RACE
1--Goden Babe$4.60, $ 2.40.
2--Arqulmedes 6.25.
PirsDoubles: (Golden T&p-
Golden 3 Gc) $13.40.
I LiD RACE
1 l $280, $2.20.

FPOURTH RACE
1--Calonro $6.80. $3.40, $8.40.
2-Diez de Mayo $6.80, $6.20.
3-Campesino $4.60.
la: (Calongo-Dies de
FIFTH RACE
1 4uo $8.20, $3.20.
2--Rgoadmaster $2.80.
Iiscalito $5 40 $2GB .
The Dauber 82.60, 6 .
Melda $2.20,
-beat for
-Zlbrlecano $2.40. $2
ors *Phlox $2.40, $2.40, $2. 4.
his PIt Pois $2.60, $3.20, .
,by n dead-heat for >1
G tDoubles: (Mal
no) $7.60: ('MAl
lk/ 5$6to 40; (Mariscallto-
EIGHTH RACE
eh Fox $2.80 8$20, $2.20. I
.Jigator ~2.20, $2.00.e
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3.-Vampiresa $2.20, $2.20.
3-Miss Cristina $2.20.
One-Two: (Golden Time(e)-
TENTH RACE
-DianTa $2.60, $2.20.

1-Marsellesa $2.20, $2.20.


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12 and Under-


Bob ODO
In the I&
touch out
Bat I
from boenin.
put on a
event in 2
In the Jia
Arline aS
honors to
Elks Trhi r
ling time



frees Mie
Connor i le
when he ass l
the Junior and
Junior es itntl
of the lar l of di
seen at the Itpot in
cent years m thee 5 r
with their perfo
ances. The WasO won
Kenneth 1
Results:
All distance r meterss.
50 FS. WSaq: nS.L
2. Scheidegt.'
3. Jensen.
50 FS. Men-Ttme: M.4.
1. Burset.
2. Wanner.
3. Paul.
20 FS. Girl 1 taSt Under-
Time: 14.4.
1. Burglend.
2. McConagbW.
McKay-IS*.


6aou PhVimffld

Vacam Piqan

The varied vacatiot teoreatin
program to'be gtrB Gatun,
sponsored t Div"on of
ohools, P ahy" t


and the factor of getting
with fellow students.
Monday. Jule 9 will be regis-
tration day for all gymnasium.
Vlayground and nswitnmg pool
aetivites.
GYMNASIUM SCMEDULE
8:00 a.m.-Monday. Tuesday,
Thursday -.. Archery Ord Grade
& Over. Story Hour & Games.
1:00 am.-Friday Basket-
ball League Games
9:00 a.m.-Monday, Tuesday,
'hiarsday Archery "Tben-age"
Bays & Girls.
19:00 a.m.-Monday, Wednes-
day Basketball Class D. & E.
Tuesday. Thursday Track &ft
ed Boys & Girls.
11:00 a.m.-Monday, Tuesday
.- Tumbling Boys b Girls -
Wrestling Boys. Wednesday,
Ihreday Organiel Games.
1:0 p.m.-Morndy, Wednes-
NO M dY Volleyball aO"f
VoerSday, Thursday o-
men's Volleybal.
2:30 p.m.-Monday Wednes-
SFrday Basktbll Class
4:00 pmn.-Monday, Wednes-
RO, Tti BattlebMll, 3 Base
or ckball. Tuesday, Thurs-
y uprvised Play.
7:00 p.mn.-Tuesday, Thursday
-Adultt Basketball.
NW MMUNG POOL SCHEDULE
*:00 am.-Wednesday, Friday
- Ki4Orgarten Age Children.
10:00 0Jn.-Wednesday, Thurs-
ayilJday Beginners 6 yrs.

1100 m -Wednesday, Thurs-
1, .Prlday Interne d i a t e,
614wTra, *Lifesaving.
1:N. mn.-Wednesday, Thurs-
lay, FVluy Recreat ional


8MaJ.-Saturday. BSuday -
ohwim tn q.


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and preant water 'a-
49 In.eg 4 i a RsbmM en y wDI be
free for recreational
Wedneaty through
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RJBUNSWICK. Ga, May 31 "Let r people know h. t n. nr t foi,
P- police fire cut down a
B refoot youth in a South Geor- FrWENTT-SEVENT TYEAR Aft~AMA, R. P., SBUM)A,
K. cypress swamp today, clim-
-Ing a bo-mile auto chase'
^ 'ilched of by an attempt to
Wal a lane at an airport here.
ithi a stomach wound, theyouth O f
e his name as Jim Dowdy, 18.' "s
Everett, Mass.. and said he
had just wanted to "borrow a
-atne Lo take a little ride." To
I yhe d added, was his 19th, P u re
WinnB ake r. 15. son of the
manager of the Brunswick air
park. and a companion, Joe Tay-, WASHINGTON. May31 (UP)- little," a Naahvile, TI., wom-i A
por, said they stopped at the air- The prohibitionists hope to cap- an told Gathns. "A big part of "I I
S rt late last night to check up. talize on the impending House them (progr ) are repulsive bo6t..
SThey saw a four-place plane be- investigation of radio and tele- and d lguA.N ," for boft
ftig rolled out of a hangar by e vision morality to impose curbs An Autin, Tex., man urged whe li
p hadowv figure. Ion the liquor industry, it was re- Gathins to ""place a censorship on so
As they approached. the boysvealed today. misgided O who are pro- l
said. two shots zipped over their, Since th.i Inqulr was project- moinag filahI the expense of g4ted
h heads ran the Women's rila e tian Tem- the N.tuat ...r .. ea.1 ." e .
nh roned vnn t County ,perance Union h.A registeredA. its le. M .l I It lll t wo li
sand t ephone on strong complaints aboy beer and girlish. n1 two oy's wrote that wrote
volicer. wine advertising on the air. and low rant dret are embarrass- grada t
Officers of three counties set wants to be heard. ing for family SWup to watch.' and as
S roedblocksastandhesloespie I addition, Re. Joseph R. Chur worked sald th would The am the
lane thier left the area in a Bryson IDS.C.) h reporter su t code. "where actresses logue wc,
I astcar and headed north he hopes the nvesatn willhav ae neckline and "C d Sailu
Near Micway, 50 miles up the point pa need r his bill to t- pWtthem tn wearing out- Claaus bne'e ChtltbAb
Savannah road. the youth ran law rrs adverk ha re leatsr preand "" *
into a roadblock nterstatelcon whher ., man wrote heCt, dear. -
Snewspapers. hgazines or over theaK i mrder sto- "Child thes stork 'bf
He Rol o0t of his car and took radio and telev ion. S *ee Si S re the all the
to the swamp. A group of depu-1 Bryson saRI t has tried un- M t t crime t
Sties and state troopers gave successfully for IN years to get A; Aige to o them at "chld ben whaA
Chase, us) unshi action qn his measure but onpeD aMy h" Tor
Sthev had brought with them. has e nabe even to obtain a Iaddy h r
SThe you. ired at them sev- hearing
volver.he officers said, andWas The TV adote investigating w W tt
h etbytheiuncoei-.e h eto Win Ro Estate
hit b their return subcommittee, headed by Rep.
fh teen-ger who was ceived many complaints abut eca s M other
pants and no shoes. liquor advertigers and programs
Dowdy hdd no identification which show drinking. o-
papers on himn but he said he Some have been particularly -
was a saior on leave from the bitter about well-dressed young ROME, May 31 (UP) Two Apals .today
Jacksonville naval air station, women shown drinking or carry- young princes of the former hel 4the I abd order-r
SPolice said he would be charg- ingm cocktails. Royal House of Savoy today won ed the I 1blc to py
ed with attempted burglary andl But most frequent objections to a six-year-old Cort. battle for for the tI ta I.
assault with Intent to commit radio-TV programs center on the return of a, eattirrated $3..- Well-lin N ourest
murder. 'crime shows, sex and risque In- 500,000 woith property con- estimated rinW te BA i
Snuendoes. Ats ted bv the aAptate aft- VorYTMn t1 be
Meanwhile they were attempt- Committee members are flinoh- r e abolitiontof monarchy In iban
-m. to check up on his claimed Ing at the mention of "wensor- Riy in 1946. aeet vflreg a t
,I status. shi m." auned e b "
& y said Court was won by the two sons e ert Invoved includes

so me p athopngsle the late Princess and his broth- was crowned in 100. and n-
who sponsored the investigation, The two clalmants to the pro- mando acdenos Inte north, ale
said today; "I think we have perty, once owned directly byt he a ro ty BaheyoiaIM-
.enough buaau.cracy s It is" and 9 2ng Victor Emmanuel, be- y t
that he had no idea of censorship came Italian citizens shortly ,Atla a large estate called the
b en he started his cleanup cam- after the war. renouncing their Campo, near Oat- aonthe .oat.
1Pen. German nationality, west of Rome, and numerous-
"But I dod't know what we The case revolved around Ar- other castles an estates such as
might run into a year from now," tile 13 of the Italian Constitu- at Pallanza. Valdiert and Sa8e
he replied when asked whether tion which says that all proper- in Piedmont.
he would support government ty which belonged to the Savoy
censorship ff the investigation family became the property of The former K-I Umbert.,
revealed that as the only practi-. the Italian state. second on of thate Vieto
eal solution. This article excluded all itumannel who abdletMed in
Gathings, who is expected to mer kings of Italy, their wiVs 1946 i inlas mSi gestures
A ad a second investigation Ito and their male descendants f to save the toaep "n harchy
filthy books and literature, has any claim to this property. before the retebsuim, s pre-
been swamped with letters pras- Rel5ry's lawyers plnated aft gently n Porktgal ad uses the
tng him for his double-barreledthat the Constiluttde U S t e of Count Aof swe.
m i exclude female Other Savoy property-on which
campaign. ,h ef family. a ml no value can be placed includes
He said he will turn all the ra fore that o vthe historicbe paro ced rown withud
(NEA TeIephoto) dlo-TV material over to the co legal right to the the historic Cha ronlaerown wimath
'*Mtt]DroWPAIMS--. J quest mlttee when it opens hea#ing % l g hihendmtA of S2S3 whico leane wa sma
headof m when it opens hearn descendant ee tethe Holy Roman mperor of the
eds, acting head of the Tuesday. ii of the late Mt".- West on Christmas ay 800 AD.
Q th Onunist Prarty, was "I am glad to see some on After ensty 800 AD
tested in Paris ate r Com- government is interested iF 195e the Ita Ppe Leo IM.
*a.rnint rioters ar'ed with censorship" a Barkley, l ed the vIince's- he roin of solid gold with
;hatchets and guns attacked couple wrote Oathings. dered tie Italian made from 1 taken from
p"nce in violent "anti-Rid- number of murders aud burse four- fifths f- oH olCrs.
way" detopstratlone-in which jokes as well as scanty I tro ty to the descendantkOt. priceless ;t-aure of
one riotv was klll d and 50 dresses is disgusting." Princess Mafalda. . the Savov famim to Holy
*plemen Injured. "We individual parents candle The It lin n state we S vow -l oly
-Al"Ah tro w -.bre the
ft oedrol a t TI .widh Reso-
to Eetft lititm

Real Estate Lobby in Los An=geer
Tbg reports M the two
Tto Bethe t
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H"u-ts Cash ToB eat" S j ClerW0eawhich alones I
3 B EW PEARSON 'Dear Mr. Stoddard: "Apisting us will be vlued at
"This letter is writtenf -e Ross campaign or
WASHIWOTON, May 31.- Big half of a committee aa which managed our anti
wthousing pr-blems are cialist housing, of which houing victories in M
Q ll vote In o Angeles one of the organizing as m 1950.
Jllte, the real estate lob- "The hottest and most "We are ronfldent
ta las meho g heaven and earth fought election in recent yr team can defeat public h
to vote din a slum-clearance forecast f'or Tuesday. Ju again provided we deUliver-
P ft started inder the Taft when the high cant.. amrunn ition.
n act. -' public nouizg a ue will be "Ammuntlion in this oaptM
e lobby can .deeat the cided o'Y an electorate *moey-thousands of w 6d 15
IW Ajels program, where a "We bedtee that the pubMle W11il be needed to provide .ltti
has een sgn- turn thmaos down on thi. l madlo and television tiaoi-et 4
bS e e city jhd Federal clalit scheme-but if the ilie reot mail campaign to weg ist-
i~hclt nd where the Calt- Is to be decided against they _b-*er, a speakers burea s -,ti, -
.. the contract, tln they are your help "Undoubtedly you will ru ie t to _H
-e t of defeatin the Taft "We are about to witness a e- help 'pass the ammuantion' and
eIIothe cities. petltin of the Ohio snatouik scuttle this socialist hosat i
S Infa.t is that though race of last year In which ltbor scheme, because this has beca
tS r Ta1~af Ohiois the chief from every state in the I a major battle between private
au ri eo'sn Taft heqashig act, poured money Into the Budtttie enterprises and government ba-
Jt ~llAisemi all It "muaistlc." State 1o delaet Sentor Taft. reaueracy.
gtho compare Isbor's at. "Public housers know tht ,
.to Ij Taft hi the 1f#0 should Los Angeles vote to g- "But iet me urge you to make
..?!ni0Oto the attempt of cel its m uuhlle *otngl our contribution .l.medlt. i
hl to put across the it could start a n.. at, u t we can start,
w plan in Los An- "They by. -ot lat t5 now. This is the Itm e to witn,4u-
a IIn.B tiow. Advaeep the ae srement of veterans, cvi, Ia-
allal words, Senator Taft, campa opuriten With __- bor. and wo'en. a' s psg whi.
s the lobby, is the oy rm m, aspakers' gm means immediately m s
at lbor on one nt un iolevdala n time bs ** for staff and ca mpiJ ate-
autho..,pf social- Ig bur h anrd a new moe ta.i
Iluta spade ___ "But dollars that esmle ln sew
IaIati i rals.-j "Pr ou we are In when we must ds the aode--
ff all--kinds of peas.. s t l uIa I'I work, will b leg HIm
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dying: "ntt o! they and "
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nal) y any clodk, in the small brrs'
when a Wten b "m s
Behind the granite church e n In tai hibme
the sky has taken on when ito aOe the eIn e,
the t of air taM teint ,lr h I v",
Its weight, Its tre tone brushes gat the leaves,
TroM mley te ~w hue; agaba't the a wal
the pigeons dip and wheel, blowing the clouds acres te -
purple, slate-gr y, mnd blue. I stars and a
and the away, and o ,i v euda
Purple, slate-blue, and grey, fain t lt
the shadow blend and shift, so that the faint glt A
the shadows load and. darken Into dark
the late December day- an aa in sence blo nms back
darkea and fade and lift, to light-
resume and fade'- chord In ttie dba noIse rood-
that swells and dies away, e4 time
a sMe Ug shakes *- a
that dies away and swells, A s9 world a
againus white dowlnant wakom tte deeper In the 'beet- f )
the birds in spiral flight theh B
go um across the stone. throbs .-heailV t gh t7h
up like the sound of bells, J Am'r e"
then, like the overtones, of new-c grasma .nd
drift downward past the stone Then s hth's we,
geonsan4 cloud and church .thec a'bad i
resolve i t.medley twardthe (3 t U AUG tQst t1b
both counterpoint and chord- cannonade
the ullen troubled s-ow as the nigh htt froel t e
clouds, moved against their and. pmi oo rdla to? w M
the church, a silent No an COOMESt
to motion. ani the birds' Its a Sr, a
nerv. .. .peggo.. o n -W ---torch '

here In this triad I and make th sotary beaver pl e M 1 alo
and motion grave and slowj from ferrylt hi sfaggots atree %Yuu
of bone and blood and brain, ULIZABIErI R WM4 rth o 1 twhe
whose tones, tho they remain jPre"tn. a iM= o i
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"/ Desolate land!" they said, Zounded in to n W .nattSf
seeing upon the ltind 'emunary of Q Wit
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have discovered that it takes a
great deal of time. initiative ad
top tooll to carve a Uvib. B
ho Astrof thungle.
Wett the ,ttlerymen
toda to the field in June I '.ea .
th Ilnitlal concern was the em-a 1 t.i
plaN of othatc wapons at the flower gardena taS
most avantageous points for the roati the o
defense of the Panama Oanar t.ca engines that
vital Installatiaon. On after-thits. bttefrls to ,,
operation was comn ietd and %aayed the
each unit was fulfilling its as- bhoues construe 4t
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en to improve the "open ait" lyv- TypIoWe oft.lty
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meas halls that exist now are A Gun On
fat cry from the.tents and Jungle at it was
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S at t. beginning of the alert pe- was once used tot= enRaI*
Md r tion for the old it thaacoat
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f ,re. a sheet of tin there and msphere was aceomhUshed With
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bined with nails and paint with es dollars. Dog Baftetl 1 fl-
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' proved living conditions for the the finestt ie o IstMhm in i
4 Oflup's jungleer. attractiveness.
4 i each problem presented It- r5e louaing of the- AA dstend
s el$,'tt was solved by th? ingenul- er ha been coplet, With the
ly ".d tenacity of the American t and labor Vy Al-
.IoMer. The sanitation anid wa- $hoj t e housing tM 96th
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