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tdv br in6 i2 ofall 30 B400 a "a7 Mad at...
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The Mel A Iis em open fo ter mn ed of The PeNemes Ame". fgtvg olof g .... ..
o.t e r tew eweeeived remefu ansed are hadmis in a llywe l peam ofth threndly legis at-
anor who n the money stay
ee smntlevIs a lner det be impa~nit s It e te*At apper e ois ot .e eO
aw eay. hatemes pullbed in the wader Meshled. R l this bl fteaal of the
7m"ase tr aV p the leer limited te ne e pOf ge s the. sto a oon o0n de,
p deain .e tor k & q water kb*sisnwe a liv kte st eac ofe n a. rteeoally a
M aes see Ip rpema oseenthe osr Mal tenstpoaIseea a tieon borto inareei N
SAy a Stun S sreede p .oeits poitical budget "to keep t5-
s eec te leislatom on the Job."
o This friend et Gov. Steven-
RENT HIKESson is the sMe l 1. Gee g
asNT eES grrIn lItal halrd
vce-%deMebte IN AL elnd
r* th ii em Mi tl Mallema.
WuiIOS'3 *66I9 .cmltleu...
These ploderate rent raises have hit the boys between the an the newly anmened IA6-
her Coamlltee 1010 0Ate.ba
Real moderate. Mine for example. I moved into my quar- and Sa,.
tfts live years ago. I paid $32.00. They raised it soon after to a.e ie ti AitLs
$6.0. and now the moderate raise ups it to $72,00. That's a- sjael a .'p oll lll e-
bout -1 per cent in five years. a Direction." A lnmch he I -
S Als the food prices are supposed to come down. Meat Is a see lm d uetaol *to*
a next week. I know. I saw the advance list. My side- th e- -A A man co, ais .
stat went from $32 to $50, and another guy's from $28 to Mi*$DL 15b. 35
$W. Moderate? What language Ia that? In that ?IgnnilnI report
Why do we havp to take this without any recourse? wov- shich this wrier bbs seen n
-a Vewcamer said no rent increases and Governor Beybold whien has been in the headquar- VIO
tid no rtzt Inerease on houses that are scheduled to come down. Lers of the AFL's Labor LUUthe
Were they kidding us? What's the idea of raising rent on t For Political edu ation for ort ot 3"
Sck that tis alling down? The Army at least reduced rents an three yearfn oy" itblunt-!
some of their shacks. at mete friendly h
Is this what comes of having a Board of Directors who have where tewn neaelad aL
-members connected with steamship comimpanlt? I say to hell peto mon1 it o isp" .P sa S i-f
w i t I1l .th e 0L b11 ih e l )? t ,e
And the local raters get no rent increase. Who Is paying hinds.
Glo thtirst ho their quarters loan? The U. S. ratera, who else. Hatrison, who ea e down to
St y sh ul d I pa for their rent. And W the polcyv makersthe Al L council T eslon after a
LA"gt ng ahead buldIng more quarters for lYMa raters. om fere12c dent l
..liai the hell ia going on? sudy ta e sll b-

: t Nixon Money
s ttewonder the rent Increase ukt deep dark M O
a iB sBt that very like Iron rtln mont1y o? 0nt ol -, + ?u : o o5
*IMM month ly won" DEtIVERY t to '**MOM! ly Pon 1400
ow the world these barn-like ctu swith their gallant be d who have been
S by fout end insets of all kinds can be COmP&Mi Mat.
har -a we left In the States Is beyond mY oComrnM1UI. 1 mooe rSearrisoft's r wSrIint WASQoTON- ( -4 t. year ago, n- port that in 1951.. f11000 woreh
Almost every inducement used by S ts nthe I$t to there were men at ul aMorse of ~ dae in h otl ts I
tqumamed personnel, and that means that wives must be could not serve the pdubl et _auetotl in.* bei e by ..OlulI toa
t. has been broken, which shield be roun for low salarietl a by the govern- f1lt t In-tbe1117)ob at n bFfr toto.
Mine sort of action on the part of the employes if they a W ent. He to fawae eut t would"been ftl r
"etain any oftheir self respect. rt he a hee aW ot wtil Od to rWUA
pa$ *4 a day. -01w a DU1
an employe'sa wife and I recent ev am the a t we low f o th hnaa Upp .metoh *
pay no for these quarters we live In tWo esot of from onniat oreflet" -vte barrament, and the 016A to h 4munt
e privacy, the dust which cant be closed eot by closiln wi Merted Si hiasr r
dow" and the 0terl battle for master y o the tbit4 +a. the 0i oseell.a siublican vu-oeidai. a
I resent the hti presIin the Commissary as ampaed sence it they 1tf in WaNixon i today th vi 0 I'th
with Army Bales Stores here and prive lists ww often get fromin oas their sericee g lngreveal that he rath
The 81ite.. 0. ebift wet having a cholee of brands to choose The"wascould hive den
As frianf wone: "People in the Canal Zone who thiltk 10 tnt ( it.A


o 'WFels, the Board has had another meetit andh we l* ot ,h to, o p- e.i

to me It' about time we took some step. to wake the tlb a ae 1 r t smrnaMe, at .
SO d up to the feat that they can't run this outfit without us. lit Ul W116ethere I o.+orter I he1. fi.


shold he g to getsomeinvetigatorsa dwofromam borderr
.ti to fnlad out wa t'se going -nR MDe date of the e .....
Peitf sI we mtigh even some hmoderaten changes nt u pel el er h sawumt s woon
St aS Aon o l te o --Iaa.oul hd tf U of his
BMW"twe abtoutttew toastm e stepo0t wto ehet th beI llwn could .o

i um thle lmactt heac nthei oufit wa al Mr tiet had eIn 1951. Sen Rich In et disclosing thes o
=4tocis mean th e headhtheanlinl e am te Caboutlly e oourt- -leers he* emowixon odAve to i ctNixoeohis Ol Itewen to coOos chean.
91 i thueein oat of the Sep. ba5 l alnat Thoericn au eM ndr*naN t=olhae-d -
mn ofthe antawemaCan&gal Co. to find out why the tolla enP er '
a met ialed inead of taking every cent of paiy away nMM f rm ea b -o
el by r alsb rents and commisaly prices so they hate W uI Io.




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IfU&n Ship Marco Polo Canal tomorrow en route to New,
Lnoa 52 Passengers Here Orleans vith the bananas. Fen-
The 8,949 Italian Line passen- ton and Company are local
Wer ship Marco Polo arriv.'d in agents.
alboa yesterday with 52 landing
punngers. KLM Stewardesses
She is bound for Italy from the Care For Animal Passengen
West Coast of South America The special stewards employed
by KLM the world's oldest air-,
Odvar II line, to look after animal passen-
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The Panama-registered Oddvar brella ants to elephants, have
J is loading scrap iron at Dock discovered that the elephants en-
16 |In alboa. ,. trusted to their care are quiet
The 1,900-ton freighter arrived and well-behaved passengers atj
here from Puerto Armuelles and high altitudes........as loig as
Is headed for Tampico. Mexico. they are accompanied by a hen.
SFtbmi and Company are local The hen which wanders around
Ngents. in the flying zoo, sits down on
the elephant's back from time to
eldda Maersk Brings time or makes an extra flight on
I Leeal Passengers its trunk. They seem to get on so
The Maersk Line ship Hulda well together that the steward
Miaehtk arrived early this morn- has not the slightest trouble with
iag from Los Angeles and the this bulky charge.
Par East with seven landing pas-
aengers. Occasionally, too, the hen lays;
The ship will also discharge a an egg en route!
Mineral Far East cargo in Cristo-I Since this surprising discovery
bal before she resumes her jour- was made, elephants in transit
Tiev to New York. are now provided with a double
Fenton and Company are local room in KLM's "Animal Hotel"
ag. nts. ,at Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam.,
t didard fruit Company Ship In KLM circles, the hen that t
atBallo Tomorrow looks after the elephants is now
The 2,000-ton Gatun of the referred to as "Elephant Girl."
Btaedard Fruit Company is due So Tar, the "Flying Dutchman"
to arrive at Balboa at 8 p.m. have transported 16 elephants a-
ronom Guayaquil with a cargo of cross the Atlantic Ocean to
30;000 stems of bananas. America.
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M.V. "SARMIENTO"..............................O.. t
M.V. "REINA DEL PACICTO".....................O
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M.V. "REINA DEL yACIFiO"* (S,W Tons) ..... .t. Nov
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M.V. "SALAVIRRY"................ .......... Oct.
8.8. "KENV'A"................. ...............Oct. i
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M.V. "DALERDYE"............... ..................Oct. 6
S.S. "LOCH GART "..............................Oct. 6
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M.S. "DARRO".............. .................. ept. 28
8.8. "LOCH AN ................................ Oct. 3
8.8. "DIEMERDYK".................. .......... Oct. 9
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Fourth of July Ave.-Phone 2-0441


FOR SALE
Hubehuold
FOR SALE -Westinghoute refriger-
tor., 7 cu. ft One G E oscillating
tan. 15 i, House 545-D, Cocoli
Phone 4-280, before Sept. 29.
FOR SALE. --Gas Stove -Prosperity"
foul burners. oven, storage draw-
ers Good working order. $4000
Col! Panoma 3-2515.
FOR SALE - 25 cycle 8 foot. Fri-
gdoaire. 3ll. porcelain. Excellent
condition $100 00. R 12A Rous-
seau Telephone Navy 3145 _
FOR Aksi----Westinhouse refriger-
ab,. esceltnt shape. House 891.
X. Phone Belbee 2831 after 4:30

FO RSALE -6 piece Rattan. living-
roorr set. htdewav bed $25. Desk
$25, camphor chest $15. 4 bam-
boo chairs $50. G E. washing ma-
chine $115. Dresser $45 rugs.
M.sc items. House 216-A. Darien
Place Fishbowl. Ancon.
FOR SALE -Furniture almost new. 3
piece livingroom set $165 00; din-
ing table $6000. vaniry co e.
$80 00, China closet $1 5 00. Roy
Nurse 7035 Apt. 17. 8th St. Co-
lon.
FOR SALE.-Westinghouse 9 ft. re-
frigerator. Apex washing machine
2 iron double beds. Gun locker.
Wash tub cover. Kitchen cabinet
716, El Prado. Bolboo. Tel. 2-
3707.
FOR SALE.-Big gas stove. Ave. B.
No. 23.
FOR SALE-Thor washing mach.ne.
Frigidaire, 7 cu. ft.; Wetsinghchuse
9 cu. ft., oiall 25 cycle; Simmons
S maroon davenport-bed, 29 x 12
wool pile rugs: maroon, 2 small,
'" wood rugs; mople platform roc..er.
Innerspring mattress and coil
spring, double bed size; Twin bed
complete; 2 single martresses and
springs; Dinefte with '4 chairs.
Mirrors., 36" venetian blinds,
Wardrobe trunk; Electric clocks;
Electric mixer; choirs; chests;
what-nots; lamps; Dishes; Fiesta;
MA sc. articles. Leovlng. 721-A,
Praldo, Balboa. 2- 1695.


FOR SALE:-Frigldalre Refrigerator.
60 cycle. 9 piece dinlngtroom set.
New Crlstobol. 7th St. House 13.


FOR SALE.--1951 Norge refriger-
otor, II cubic foot, 25 cycle, 4
year guarantee remaining on mo-
for. Fish aquarium with reflector,
a!uminum frame, 15 gallon. All
day Sunday. Hiram Overall. 5330-
A, Davis Street. Diablo, Canal
Zone. -Phone 2-2567.


,.-FOR SALE -One desk with chair.
used. 2 Permanent set, used. Jose
Gabriel Duque No. 2.
FOR SALE--8 venetian blinds, 54
by 35, $25 00; one 9 by 13 fiber
rug. 2 nine foot bamboo screens. I
small folding screen, small bcok-
case, excellent condition. Phone
Bolboa. 2-3173.
The two heaviest atoms,
berkelumn 245 and californium
246 were artificially produced
r. a laboratory.


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FOR SALE
Automobile
Service Personnel and Civilian
Gremment EmploM
Imist an
Government Employe Finance Co.
When you finance youw new
as med cat.
AGENCY DIHLINW R
No. 4 Aetemeile Ret
Phae 8-4984 -4985
FOR SALE:--Usd tires. passenger
& commercial at Agencias Cosmos.
on Automobile Row No. 29. tele-
phone Panama 2.4721.
FOR SALE:-Like new 1950 Buick
Riviera, bought January 1951.
Less than 15.000 miles Perfect
with many extras small down
payment. Price $1.875, consider
trade 82-B. Coco Solito
FOR SALE:-Chevrolet 4-door Sedan
195; De Luxe Power Glide. 5600
miles. Call Panama 3-2515.
FOR SALE:-Ford 1951,. 4 door se-
dan, may be financed. Dial Gam-
boa 6-169.
FOR SALE -
Ford Sedon 1948 $75000
Packard Sedan 1949 87500
Ford Station Wagon 1948.
radio, new upholstery, new
tires, $750.00
Chevrolet Panel 1942. 1-2 ton $275
International Truck I ton.
Elsenman Used Cars., Peru Ave. No
8. Tel. 2-4516.
FOR SALE:-1938 ,/4 ton Chevrolet
canopy, neow tires, very good con-
dition Excellent for farm or bhunt-
ing Phone Cristobol 3-1571.


FOR SALE-1938 LASALLE Coupe
poor condition, reasonable offer
buys it. Phone Curundu 6140.
Mike Dew
FOR SALE-1951 Mercury Sedop 4
door, over drive and undercoated.
$1.900, 1940 Mercury 4 door,
$275 00. House 0260-C, Gomboo.
Tel. 6-219.
FOR SALE:--Plymouth 19M4 4 door.
good condition. Pueblo Nuevo, 2nd
Street. House No. 4417.
FOR SALE:-1952 Cadillac 4 door
62 series. Bargain *111 accept
1946 Chevrolet Fletlitne or Ford
De Luxe trade-in. HirgM OvqroH.
5330-A, Davis Street, Diablo, Ca-
nal Zonem. Phne 2-1567.


FOR SALJ--ntiK sedanrette 1948.
Holllcrdf radio, Winchester moa-
del 12, Rriniton 721, 30-06.
Phone 2-1471.


FOR SALE:--Pocaid 1942, 4 door
sedan, duty paid. Paralao 103 Apt.
H, $300.00. Tel. 4-261.


LESSONS


COTILLIONS 16th seaoon-A course
of lessons in ballroom dancing and
the social amenities for 'Teen-
Agers, to be given once a week
for 10 consecutive weeks, be-
ginning October at "El Panama"
undet the direction of ,Llona Sears.
formerly on the staff of Arthur
Murray and Fred Astaire Studios
in New York City. For informa-
tion please call Panama 3-1545.

Wanted Position
SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, Eng-
lish & Spanish. Liberal salary and
opportunity for advancement to
person with special ability. Write
giving complete experience and
references to P. O0. Box 2007, An-
con, C. Z.


3 DrawJa FMes

ForSeag llOh



Three Panamanians who con-
femsed to stealing a bell and
other boat gear from a U. 8.
Navy Launch, were each sen-
tenced to serve 30 days in Jail,
and pay a S30 fine each in the
Cristobal Magistrate's Court
yesterday afternoon.
The defendants, Thomas Mu-
floz, 24. Cnecenciano Domin.
guez. 23, and Enrique Nielsen,
25. all residents of Limon In
the Republic of Panama, faced
the Judge on a petty larceny
charge reduced from grand lar-
ceny.


The sentence imposed was
the recommendation of District
Attorney Rowland K, Hazard.
The defendants aonfessee to
Cristobal detectives that they
stole a bell and other boat year
worth $62 from a U. S. Navy
launch tied to a buoy in the
Gatun Lake near Port Gullet
on Sept. 12. The amount of the
stolen merchandie was shown
a. ;19.50 in the complaintt for
the purpose of proeecuton.
Only the bell was recovered.
it was found in Lamj garage
In Colon where It had been m d.

Presnt
WASHINGTON COUIT
HOUSE, 0. (UP)-Joseph wu
was worried bee be -e-
leave his hospital bed here toaL
tend Sunday Scboel at the
Dolanl O. MethUast
and ge6s's-mr


&OTL A.i


sIJMMtKLIAL f

PROFPSIONIAL


iSS 1 ijtect youa' hosq from
pes.arnbto 9S1 danget of mo"auItdes
Grami - Soao aSd fieas with


room to botlbroan porch,
room. M.e grde with O Imir
and hot water d mnklons.
able ramsmible Ameocan famU p.
For, inform on, Tvoli Ave-. Honm
14, Apt. 13.
FOR ENT


Apartments


ALUAMilA A AR MINTS
Two and five room furnished and
unfurnished apartments; private en-
closed gardens. 8061. 10th Street.
New Crlstobol. Telephone Colon
1386.
FOR RENT:-Smoll furnished aperf
meints with complete hotel-servte,
hot and cold water. private both,
telephone service, or 2 rtpS
and balcony at r at uable nmenhI
rates. Hotel R oebmt. Tf.J.
0700.


THE TRIP OF YOUR LIFE
AND ONLY $451
A Jungle Jim Jount thru thPe neeam
Canal, to Ceb., 10 Slee, and
Pueste eHel
Lost Tour Of ,The Year
Oct. 3.4-5
(Sponsored by the El Ponama Hotel)
"Pescadora" leaves Pier 17, Balboa.
Friday 6 a. m.
Arrives Colon (Strangers Club) 2:30
p. m.
Leaves Colon 9:30 p. m. for San
Bias and
Puerto Bello. reltrning Colon Sunday
afternoOn.
Leaves Strangers Club. Colon, Mon-
day 6 a. m.
through Cdnpl to BolboO.
Balboa to San Bias, return to Colon
$45.00.
From Colon to Son Bias and return
$40.00.
Thru Canal only (either way) $10.00
Meals catered by Hotel El Panama.
Bring slacks, shorts, bothmg suit.
I flippers and spears for under-
water fishing), light jacket or
sweater, and don't fe Oet your M-
mea and wFells f elet f9lm.
Please make reservations early
through your Travel Agent, or. phone
Jungle Jim at Panama 3-1660.
(This is the lost Son Blis 'our untiJ
next year.- Anyone desiring to
charter "Pescodara" for Sen Bias
tour Guided by Jungle Jim may
do so after Oct. 6th.)
BAIY Ok HIOS corsages, bouquets.
delivered anywhere In UNITES
STATEl also PANAMA and CA-
NAL LONI. Telephone Panama
3-0771. Cristobol 103j3.

FOR SALE
MiAellsneiuMb


WANTED
MbUeeh.tn


Single North Americea gentlemen
with responsible position deirel
small furnished Mparfment In ood
realoerfiaol district. Call 2-0556.
from 8 o.m. to 5 p. m.


WANTED: ,- 4 w ial ir weepons
type carrier trunk, lot 164 Mar-
goriio.


WANTED:-Smaoll furnished apart-
ment in good section, by Amerlcan
coupTl without children. Call Lynn.
Platte .3.1660.


WANTO', To give pretty muie
tten to, someone deiring onea.
Tel phoneblba 2870.


Help Wanted


WANTED.-Mold for general house-
woMk nt cooking. Must sleep In.
WOW._ Call 1-4021 mornings
orjf 6 p. m.
WPWANti: -."Employment for mold.
Well rOEommended. References.
uiVre G. W. Adams, M. D. 2-

WANTEDi .-- Housekeeper, must
speak Engillh. Preferably Jamai-
can. Ta ee ful charge for North-
Amerla Toauple. Best pay if quali-
fie. T 3-3430.

Acca



To b
FrDl Tt dd1l



*7 orm any, e8pt.
27 (U>P) fit e was ou
today by W Aenrman
leader s61 ge-tata t ecrefty
with RuSe Make petsaeast
the Im Clta division l of
Gerrmamy between East md
Weat. .
ChanoOtK, onrad Adenauer
promptly. afengd the So-
.ialist mftNem to his (Irti-
t Dan ueiraAi government to
supply 4nuaikary proof Of
their aeumct aM.
th e &:C:: tUkat France 'is
carrying -ea behind-t*te-deow
negotlata-W the Sorita to
keep Mmgr permanently
4ivided t two ampl
611e 141D byW Selmert .1
axe!U11fg sod&" W I X a
2Sw electim lsejrm to the
oellast afwdm.
A srilal eB mWas ade
by oSe-Mi Wualsr Int
ScivenUti lipeathL
WOhbereailed that let-e
tar dameaM pr oa the
dUtes hadU bm reetved y
No *Nom AdanmBr. e aM'be
Ma ant doSS wflw o*

dCfl. isto p tamsfm rCe
Wdaerisad: "No Couawt'
InMsflw MfWo 1 I l-am
wt Hpat the wr M In
i t- toMd tee WOi

a aF^.g" um c^^^^ '-.-^Site S


REMOVABLE ALUMINUM
SCREEN FRAMES
Mote theme no ey and week
saving advantaree-
1. 30% to 40% cheaper than
any other screen
t Can be removed or re-
placed In a rew aecods..
8 or 4 pound weight makes
S cleaning a WRitt hour-
keevpin lob.
r. Prame never rusta. rots or
needs Dainthlgr.
I Screen easily replaced at
fraction of usual cost.
i. Admits more air and llght.
GEO. F. NOVEY, INC.
279 Central Av
Tel. 2-0S4i

MODERN AUNITURE



1 a." do(6kfteW


TrMasport laite. S. A.
Shipping, mo*MIg, torage.
Ws pack and otIat or moa
anything. 'Phone 2-2461,
2-2562, Panema.




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ve T~i'ik1 M >! m^


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HOUSEHOLD EXCHANGE
T ONLtT OW Or



Tel. AO ill
'1_ 1. $=4111

Freedom Crusde
Has Atlantic Side
Business Office


The MoMtc branch of the
Crusade for Frqedom has an of-
flOe tin t Masonic Tea* bulild-

*or who' -w liketo partttpa.
; me eW -Cristobal li5t Mrs.
M Z N Is nthe director of
the AtlaBt. Side Crusade. The
campael YI tVly beghn Nov. 11
through CoM.15. Speakers to Wp-
pear iat~pam and' oigSall-
to n' K mmay be5btaltei
by calltn ta. M. A. Oconmon,
chairman-f, tile speakers' om-
mittee at Utobal 173i.


Atlantic Society...
(Ceatlwiw a lb Pane 'IMWE
Little'Dlbs' aWsted her me-
ther with te party.
Mr. amd i. lToes
Nave fl hartf
To =iSS3 Jhe Lwish New
Year, Mr. aVta e.. Albert th-
rw eutetW A ith an evmsig
of cards at their Colon zulS

Their "gelta were: Mr. awe
Mrs. R&ayln Tohros, 1r.
rtde- AMe; Mr. and Mrs. Aam
Anta, Mrf. ?i "sa. RtiUa A&.-
tit, MUr at Maurulo 4S.
006 Mr. :ea lI- Joe MawIrt ,









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at date .



walees, a Zone.
Athe o maay Mteu
ion I rom the doa
f on Appointment
me Acumy, a
Balboa, Cnal Zone.
ti"All lo-al candidates will be iOr-
en prelimMary physical examin
action at dtrgas Hospital on Ot6
27.
These who.pass the Preli ip.
ary ytical examination wilI
thenbe asked to complete an
plication Crsk and p'epeU tJk
requtd l ftter of application ,
be submitted to the prinIpal
Balboa l School or Cto
High Bhool or the eemn of thI
Canal Ztone Junior College by
Nov. 1.
Candidates who pass the pre-
liminary pyuIal examination
and submit tw required applica-
tion form and letter will be giv-
en local examinations in inter-
mediate algebra, Amerlean listo-
ry English and a paycholoRleal
will be given at Balboa High
School on Nov. 12.
On Nov. 19, successful ePi-t
dates will be Interviewed by the
committee on appointments at
Balboa Helghtsh:
The principal candidate and
three alternates noilnated by
the Oovernor will be required to
take th Military Academiy qUeo-
fying eminatOUM at Fort Cliy-
ton C.Z. begbnItng on March 3.
Candidates must be U.. biti-
zelu and the son of a civilians re-
sident of the Canal Zone, or the
son of civilian personnel of the
United 61tat%85 Ootttrditald-
ing in the Republic of Panama.
Applicants must be not les
than 17 or more than 22 years of
age on July 1,1963.


Inw-AcI COMO

Mr. Br's Ekhhqs
Wi Open To I


three act cWW W ul.
Ml~e
0e0k "mtd'SSM 1il be
presented at the hack,i
CTr I heater,




DiMrtor U la Hart, of Gatun,
Is,.Td ,a aW Robert HaU at

and Motta- ra. Elzbeth w
in charge of etumes.
Roy Fertle has handled the
stUge dest bad construction.
Mrs. AnWMessier Is prompt-
er.
Reed R. Mel vaine, Roy Penle,
RaOy Brr an OGwen Pettitjefn
are handl-b publicity for "Mr.
Barr's Ktchlng."


by Scen Nws.

RussellU M Jone of Diablo was
eoently appointed to a fourth
e acap director, Camp al
SOan on It
anloulced By Q. C. Lockrig,
prdent. Canal Zone OoutlI,
y outa of America.
The 1963 Camp season
pn on July 14. 153. The
tog or the comtig yea
be "The M out Camp whew
shoud be Is at o l Vetca1 T l
Regtltraton mfor the 100I1
earn are being
t the so OmuteO
( .x I Balboa) The
glatue ot tee sliB a* y
*oe can be pMad as a
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nal and ve 8
holding the ighes ofls In in
Eastern S8lrld Ra2i6ow (rork. 10
church worlker.
A professional china painter 3 i
before coming to the Isthmus,
Mrs. Brqwn did a mit*r
paintings in the past sev
years. Her portraits add lfd- t '
escapes, signed' I r e A
seen In manI Ln
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FOR RENT:-Now ovilaobre in ex-
clusive resldentil a sie- view,
duplex opartmente. 3 bedrOma
dnin sitting roo, cn
tub both with shower, hot-cbld
watMr connections, garage, uobid
service, laundry tube, oal conve-
nientes. Cel 750 Or f94, house
S0,104, Tenth Street, Colon.


FOk SALE: Fine breed puppies,
very cheap. Six venetian blinds
41 14 x 50. $3.00 each. 9th St.
final, Panama American Settfe-
ment, Vallarino family, Porque Le-
fevre.


FOR SALE: bSby Angel fish 4
months old, also fewsword plants.
House 5748. Diablo.
FOR SALE: Aluminum venetian
blinds, green. Eight 5' x 2' 3".
Eight 4 11" x 3-1". Two 4' 3"
x 3' I". Sixth street Coco del
Mar, Marto Building. Telephone
3-2951, from 4i00 p. m.


FOR SAL:--Pedgreed Cocker Span-
iel Pups. AKC registry. 2 1-2
months old. Phone Pedro Miguef
4-402.
FOR SAi.:--2 Frequency Change.
A-I condition, 1410 and 1280
HP, 3 phase, 25 cycle, 2800 volt
to 1250 KW 937.5 KW. 3
phase, 60 cycle, 490 volt, 300
RPM, Westn Unit with
Starting Equipmn and &enerotlng
Panels. Also 11000 volt, 25 cycle
transformers to 200 volt for use
with above units. For immldlkte
delivery call Electrical Equipment
Co., Inc., Davenport, lowa, U.S.A.
3-8059, for inspection and price.


FOR SALE: 16 Wooden Louvers
29" Wide by 39" High. 2 Sets
Glass Doors for Kitchen and Din-
ingmOM shelves of type 217 4.
fam y uarters. 6 Sets Misc. Glass
House 2475 Ave.,
BlBNee. Phone 2-3245.
FOR SALE:. Dalmarian puppies.
Phone CriMbal 3-1932.
FOR SAL-J.ke new complete *s rk
room equipmet. 16 MM, elex
Movie CnMell with 3 lenses. Pro-
jector. Screen. Titter. Profesae al
8 uarig. Bnjol Mandolin Cese;
$30.00. 5716 Shounts Street.
Apt. D. Dioblo Heights Road is
opposite Diab Camera Club.
Phone 2-495.
POR SAL,:-- A em d and co
Pletely van lml combination
Scheost and wardmbe, just the thing
for a teenager. Tapwiwne 83-
6294 between t.30 e. m. and
5:00 p. m.
FOR SALE:-Motorolo car radio for
1951 Plymouth. Apply house
24!7-A. Baloa. Canal Zone.
MR SALE:-RecwOritmndt Remirg-
ton -NosWless Typewri~r in A-.I
condition, $75.00. Call Amedr
5117.,

Cathry Jeff.er
Dies IsHapite,;
Fune'l tomorrow
CatMryn JIL eers. a U-year-
old r1esieOt OfI6 AbeJo. died
7Th Vatt 1anto it-
umarn. ll gg f at
Puma]r ban4l v be con-
ftvnth My Qbicurh eat
whiehse wa ASier t2
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MOSCOW, Sept. 27 IUP,-An .Pt 1P0t pqt ftN(W fh trht elkt -k '01 4"-6-
uhprecedented atLack by Pravaa .... ',. .i...i
on U. S. Ambassador ceorge F. rnVENrvT VI, r r PANAMA, 3. P., -,A- ITb-
Kennan prompted speculation -- -
in diplomatic quarters today ..
v ether It would lead to a for- 55
recalloe. mvet hae h
uas heroe attachdhed he iU S. Representative Chosen
m t serious importance to the
atlcck and its possible conse-
,.hatever Kennan and the F
State Department- may decide by 9Itan n
ones masbado. rOo. Remon InAU --gurati"on
probably had oren Impaired
geati. S embassy in London WASHINGTON. Sept 27. eUSIS Coates. commanding officer, Al- Overior fOr th tte e ,-----
Kelan s eaicquarters during n The State Department an- brook Air nForce Base. thrIn 19_ 0 atfty agaf It M l
ent visit there for bounced y that the Pres- Engl chairman o te xec ae for Mr. W Ave
hspomatic conference vistto he ident has approved tm.' following tive Commibee of the American in the recent Democratc SF U r s
vould return- to MoscoUw as delsat to represent the Un- Jewh Comittee and autho atio for preetient d
In Washinegton. Secretary of ln- the Inauguration of Col. Jose nama tomorrow morning. , RW. l l.II
6SEte Dean Acheson said Mos- Antonio Remaon as President of Balch, who was Democratic Secretary Miller is scheduled t I | ..
c ., a attack on Kennan was the P1.'pub-c of Panama on oct. candidate for the office of*Lt. arrive on Tuesday. On UN LIIJ1E[9tS-
s..ioiiy unjustitled and improper. 1 1952.

ee idKennn' t s Locks Overhaul To Begin

rs ars idsanrin UniStatves o Jan. 5; 625 Men NeededAro
in oto wat "mli cod te Other members of the special -- o -- Chorwon early today
e. Stae tmr vigti bepatrentmentt UlsslNecare:t .RichardrH' BaIhM E-f SeetiUon and mereenln o f ln sid t.her il t. Chied desperatei
db had Iirom y l lees rt d o t o ive ree gi
avery calm discussiLon of wBealeyI speak consultant toe o temporary employment dr- one air opresor opwa the outpost poito held by the
wbtfor saine hisi the reatenT beassadeoy. s epatlonsutantte e oroeF tY.5rfl oin rona" -", I n iteda D .h

ai Keneon an enemy of the folln o emers yt te sEnia e basl -noncod yesterday a.-t The Pers-fM el u iea also is hhp


It said hte could not contain Panama: prv Hghf lowthe gWI m, whof thld An estimated rtu rof!e
his vicious anti-Soviet hostility. Blvin Belbert. Tirst secretary The overhaul is scheduled to h a d c-- olt iou.8 mortar and artillery fire fatll t|
and took advantage of any ops and deputy chief of mission: Col. get anderway at Pedn Min l o e overhal: 0 etanc' the Aed positive, t the U
ortunity to worsen Soviet- Conrad Follanbee. Army at- rJanuary 5. The overhaul rpeaod lpers and iv btaemastle pant- soldiers took heavy to e the
Anoeican relations. tacrh; Leois C. NeY an economic P we tarteapproximate 4 months. ohinese. l
foSign envoy In Soviet historysc Wclla-m G. Arey, Jr., attach workmen who will be neoled, re- atilc d S relfyllerid scnd Sulerfr*tA bed Pt*thun A
hao ever been subjected to such and public affairs officer; Harry quisltlons will be made in, thea *r te fo otpos a m oitoely th e
an assault whUe formally ac- Jacobsoru. attacho anad John near future for a number offio- del.rive ? on T ., e hs dt yet miles southNwt a mhang 0*1
credited Scdte, assistant attache, ed U.S. rate craftsmen. Tese amved "on the eIs. Its ship- the east coast .Ten B.uertforts
hseotofodide 'pUed e ttermi, IeUnit droted OU.tants ofd 2 a(ob. osThe






Most of Kennan's predeces- Members of the special mission will be in addition to the pain Uae, a delr e by liecent dropped 1w0 taone of 500 lb.aatmb
sos William C. pullltt, attending from the Canal Zone ent locks force. sry TePeroel utea on ts e target.
Lae, ence A. Stelhardt. W. are Gov. John 8. 8eybold; Lt. Tshe local raete Watme shoht enflgto,. wth l stu
edell Smith, Alan G. Kirk- Gen. Horac L. McBride. cor- app -at the Ctal or Of- the ers today
a tre attacked by the Soviet mander-In-chief, a r ibsbseian flCe. 6 ooseveltr avenue. They an6. itS bitumast for bsldtei too hei lst troop i
press as spies and warmaongers, Commnd; M. en. Leslie J. must h val. e MAyet ar- eoncentaion ott s, buf-
bet only after they had left Whitlock, Cotnmafeladin genergle The actuI i(1 ytt dht'telbw1 tm ItseslhlptheltS ^^P- lets aln ]tra .lB een-
, RMasa and rattle Soviet dted States Army, Carlbbte n c about n. 5 he employ- w er te rect while ia nto a
policy. Command; Rear Adm. Albert M. ment will not extend beyond U.t. seel strike dig TheMte tote.os
When Kennan wai named Bledsoe. i commandant, s15th Na- June SO. t2e h2c oJnTraaa b_.mc n"otn- boaU I upr er's e aned jeta,

ambassador some months ago. val District and Col. Philip D. The Canal Personnel office fed how09er, T thio kfc- id to tpo a
sin soviett press and radio re- t- .l tere wlwilldbe ne~to t fma n a dlie e p t e i
called eome of hisuece writings n d p i af i oic q i tcll em a ab o ers, f e here leshoug tha t oih g r
atldly reproved him heenst irtmus mto. thl- testosit hen t theu a
Trat led some obaterve.asslcnutah.d toUS.ttecngoe of orens thw aoy tereentI ried 10tenrf 0. bb
iotaud Whlant Ch. oviett aotSinrrfry omthe ArCyranalZ PeieitnLocks








em ent would not a credit y nabfld job of Toi k sed aratibak.ane
MtKennan. If noennaaup tefoeigmbesofth healm ionwilbna etoer -s remoa e on thtgt
ahencei a. seinhnidtn f.hare 0ev nState ybd ntBeloal raehts.WU4enIsbofer ytSegh hto es eof









Kennan's remarks to the press c inanmC s d oter tatea will, ., todaylawd hol tht la the s
wha he arrived In Berlin on hae d loO otraUpa f eredi




rs. way to LOndon for the cur- CLt a ..or .let R wdeSTr.e eb a
rent conference. tholity lok wn r be rv i gerayThealrom the west to help M




Kennun wa qvaoteed here Sn dAodtycl of tiw rlatng stem mgte Faltyoen and uIirtt sed the U
ya owg that ss l n relatCohas cns. re:ondItonain of the ey- Rao to such a de..m2e that theo a
between tshoe metas and Cpbi ahicer; valves and t ne overall eupportne e ied artillery fire fall- I
When Kenans wastsdnamedemp esoeUSraecatn.aeue8.T water parts. ed.sTt




Mes. t .eean'e rad eest Gm betr With Tax Tro
so e of his writings, atd r tealo rokfc-nhuq





The 8tviharpn otatheSovie gov thac edr toor k
Kennan.efl desitnan 0s per-G..










noni fI.h dipot 0n Immigrain G.d.D
mean cl recall was',bd .AW'eVa" ept'2b% 7fr i ed le i tro osE
-enas r t 14 Ibyth e prve OigU1w*at Ye at wlolncttt. ldand Sghto ig the
Thssa hearr vdwainerlinon m d;MJ.ded n.oLeslaedJ.dmust, t tand toop l1g.~ q oertiig "g_
renticonference.T. *1*I L h he reaceoe.. Ii .mwhe west to help USin- to


Sunday, Sept. 28
NBta Low
1:M5 a.m............. 4:49 a.m
10:U p.n. .............. 4:49 p.m.


tm.it. while a canvas sheet, attachi around th two halvep. aMqI
. op, back and front ever ior the bdat 'tnt. fter "roughg-gh
ft a night, dhe simply tplds the teht back to a d ugha 4.
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y! Stop unpbsant


mouth odor 2 ways as you


brighten your tuth!


,A clan breath one day, a tainted breath the
Stsmn day-it can happen to wamybdy. So guard
gPaint this hard-so-forgive &ult by brushing
Par tMth with Ipa after every meal.
't Ipau Munms a sweeter, cleaner breath
bemuse It mops tmpleasnt mouth odor TWO
w s, righ, while it' cleamming your teethl


I. SIpemtf ----igg fai- liellps emeise fa-e-
m..,tlmg fws.siw le~id a elhkv oseetag
whick hs lm.temmh.
2. Ipnau's bWltem (eVUr ilh o *sh
we "sroS e sIn~sil" swsms bus m -
.tsm"y.
At the mmne ti6l, mlaa .jm ud. aprkg
clean andi hri. S lK i w r ibMth, a
brightesr saiiw a a iabd %p


ISy .0yj1 ',a charge of lfkgaily
a United Sates,
d, former big time
E70N d A-2,0d bond and
wa l ig a hearing to
~be 1t two or three
weeks P Oarftnkel. to
cnu .oHi Immigration Serv-
ice of h,t said.
At't*tkga Ltas will be ask-
ed to t*0W Otse why he should
not be1!l from the ooeU-
try. S ua t says he is
0s*IU ibid that Lia, a-
Igaint gUB, te federal govern.
meant ~uc Anome tft IIn l
of the country
5B "aft Fra"n-
g uetered this

as on im arrived In 15 and
ta re-wt0 the country may


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vin, ttomreyr. ts b& Wu
for the 'inceie tax
circulartalteti lents r
formatlea Mt May. .,.
Tme law. fis* s itm's-
clients wo have not
said in part .,
"It la Decemsary that wel
M v ,, _Twe 'exW''_
a o' mult Osatng
return each client by
of the 0ePflca amount o.0
he br at paid durng 1t.
"The Iuit now id Umto lk
[s undemSft7t.uIV .It t
you, ol W& of t e tto
listed there frof tli Bbt. l H
of the at of d of
which bars recovery r ,
certain tte a nd Id
our f fot -malte ,JAl
states


fnd the Gbft
rociu to

Li


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ttoM, wbich bilowed fw
huest nothing, was
bout 0 miles BSE of
inne to maee no t ,
At ab 28. mph for the need


... co
WARM SPR .GS, Ga. Sept..
.te In. .the umon ad fs I
atn dhMUfted visited the M
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