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In Indochina.
The offielal voiced fsr that a
negotIated pce uld mean
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Communst-led rbels-.a Ro
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given freedom now.
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oer elft in these n t"es. -And we re
Si not the FBI's domain I could '16
pasM d t you t oe location of
Some of these celb. But I can W w
report that at least one of these
T cl.c in a city I have just visited. "-,
i the end of a global brainwash- -
ing assembly line which began In
f grandparents can zNorlb Korean 1PW eal p.
cIen.It is their This cel actg with the In-
de, it a their sensate cruelty disciplined Co
g s back bome. a muenpt remailg In the hear core
i.m Ba naterbox hO 00 U. Party members
i n Bas terw ~~xhas m>ade contact wih te rmei i
thought for Easter negre priaonervt-war and is ea*
e Post Office that ple infchim in a drive for Negro
by? Because p memnbets. The ex-GI wkhse.Aasm i
my are then brought and record I have wag so thor- ..*-I
nation. Much time oughly brainwashed In the prun
mat on arrival? Of camp three yean ago that "
hrabes and ahibboletnt of Soviedt
one of the Panama argton spill from his lips like the
days away. What mumqo-jumbo from the ups of te P
ny Pan-Canal em- robots in George aVwe's "ISM".
We know this because a friend i
the know" to give of mine sophisticated in the ways
o New Orleans? I ol toe Communist talked to toe
nation. lad for hours. The boy listened
repeated his slogans ana then went
Uninformed to a rendezvous with the Party ..n
cell to report the discussion in de *
tail. L - --- *
My friend, a Southern editor,
Sas appalled byt he Impact of the IM.* -
Chinese brainwashing on the for-
e edt came to our mcr soldier. bo were others wno've a'
her. been in contact with those GIs who
less I can find a pasbea trougn toe mental torture N il i
lee1o. .chambers. Taere is for example
cocoli 2-1500, I will a lawyer over in San Antonio who
will aeiend Llaude Batchelor, one Bi
of the early leaders of the handful
of GIs who refused to return to
Nell Ogden America. Batchelor changed his
..- mind at the last minute. he chose UPHAR RANE INrA. The
( America. Timne others turned to Chi-cold .p ap.c.k s very tasty t ye ti
P tmou Puggl ns. ow he is. eneouled to be.ld ekcok o tastyI o la
-ied by the Army on a militarylikespec- a ndy w I lke h
charge of collaboration with the Tes ker osene
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nase his defense on *" stalj i "'The s 1
tng and distorc a m thui b a breeze andthe to ar If
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Srades ,ow, td o It these .is ww 1W. a e
M IU of Peking broadcast in Morse 6 a a
11Typicl s one putton e air as M p1ay wIh Inai a.A .But i

Ins re todk three of the turncoat sal a to MM
is questioned them. All i a a aI Mas
S-."_i F. r eTw. Nere.groe. Their ansa Westebeter County 5 t it aprimo
"i "I :_' -were then broadcast to the tiger country and a 10mtnute walk
Sr. hre u no rt nU. at e puts you light in a tiger's lap. No never
S Ie 'three unfortunate ex-GIs d/a passes thta tiger d not i
e in China whose ow r acd screm
H words are g used against their d < in the lifl are
own country are William White g I at Idaot of liquid
rof l Plumaenrtile Ark.; Clarence my-caliber *w.af ltif sitting pops
,Adams of Mebnphia Tenn.; and n a tree over the corpse o the crasi
s Lawrence Sullivan of Santa Bar- .
-bara, Cal. TheMse men told weird i a
ales of alleged torture and per-
,seeution in the Ut S. There were aiO 0
ightmarih lies. White told of rel. C old
W Lwho wo we P'ated on in
l r trieth whoe Umbs were am-
Sof imatret "night and
S- be co--nstant poe ASHINGTON--(NA) The amom
raI I i s Nrae Sullivan was no United States is r aing psycholog- good
ki wrtd *b rda ttei er icalonryand a verk
Ukind t their bran lea warfare for s takes these ver
ed in vain. Communist undercover 'pa effort by Jt etary of State "
Shells hve made no progress in the John ouster Ub t ep the a
osouthern-. .Neg Sr communities Chinese Reds from further aggres- l
Which leans that the Party is Tian in Indoi will be consid- ever
". .brCwithout base here er d a
TheK e GMnmunsts long ago failed edag t It s-- :
I~N K to lafiltrate th big unions. Now p however the tt nlst war
denlte wfdness of th e words t . .
nt, ras. ,W. of ggetolan oryo tel
af5K the brainwashed they find Midimaat Asland she

IThere's an I in active feeling fsmr- -
a Accounts about freedom. With all its Ier. py while
fetions even the cotton pickers w Tat ae the ame for en t
upainted shack li a mansion tha western power In th crucial trom
alo1iside th torture huts tll inning Is a .ralnsts 1'l se

5.00 of wrd. which ha i e end o a season" ve
brains washed daily. i ldo-Chlf b e of 1.
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mla h atte leamng ne
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If enough water falls in the next or sm
week or two to at e Commu- if th
Mist attack o i De- sien Phu it Asia.
will have the same effect as,
though the warning .by Secretary Sec
Dulles had been heeded. a mi
One other place where the Dul- earlh
les warning may help psychology. Forei
call is at the Geneva conference ed it
which convenes A l 26. Diplomat- feren
Ie observers ina W sttuon feel way.
that It has strengthened their bar-
gaW n"g poasio. the f
It has given dton muchkneed. tan'
ed itiative a their demand that was
the Comm sts ea their at- been
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in to come hack io ihis dinner, jackaL
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ues of ..vilm-ai and heaven adbeil asnd mistakes a nd
It out 0you.. armti"ck A i o .. avmwed a6 wonder
, ty _._.EMten D i v, i.the_ 6-mr. i~ax.be Coew.
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IeV* or vne
i stri1denty tht uala sound- 00 a" years
jile layirg"Ieeow lke a relaxes pad ta your back.
iant m ajl In the dusk A tongue out and
i~ts dk doves pourn there e is h a the tiger
reavens i i#Mobuetle evil-eyed bloody-mbuth4e.his wi
ll Themo n ght drop a te ruff stained with blood looking
t and the es y will straight at you as he crouches
r identify begin, snaring over his kill.
re are cheerful screams and A tiger at night Is an experience
ams ke da ed souls. There that all mn should see lone if
bell sounds and shrieks and only to Inform themh of what a short
d rippling notes. There are distance they have traveled since
and gurgles and croaks and #tey ame down frbm the trees to
hes w b&porq in the bush apd walk erect as meh.

War Victories

By Peter Edson

untV to is nothing pore than united the western allies.
shrtwd diplomatic maniu- 3. The Bermuda conference of
in. Pi ioent Elsenhower has American British and French
Sliked the use of the term heads of state. It established the
cOhelWical warfare" dr other unity tbht made Berlin a success.
lair lels. 4. President Eseanlwer'W speech
Its I5 months In office how- tb the United Nationo after the
the administration ha4 made Bermuda conference oolong his
d though of course not a atomic-energy-for pea plan. It
mt record in' its psych*loglcal gave the U. S. valuable Initiative.
are moves says C. D. Jack- 5. The Korean armistice. It can
who has just resigned a be interpreted as either a success
t House adviser on such mat- or mistake depending on the out-
come of events at aGeeva. But
the U. S. won on its fight against
ting some of the moves by forcible repatriation r prisoners
h the administration has tak- of war.
Me diplomatic initiative away
the R sulans Mr. Jackson The President's foreign poll-
the developments Inm re- ey speech to the Amerian news-
SLchonlogic alorder: paper editors In April lU, Eloen-
The Geneva conference. Whle bower called on the Iassians for
i political leaders loek u10 deeds and not mere tak.
_th v s. this c .erence He also set the pattet for ma-
m etg It is inevitable jor diplomatic moves ef the past
ere is ever to be peace in year. Tie speech formed the ba-
sis for the "new lohok" In defense
policy and the doctriee of "mass
retary Dulles proposed such retaliation" against aggessors de-
ettpg on the first day of the scribed by Dulles.
er erlin conference. Russia's Among the more netive results
an Minister Molotov accept- of psychologic! waare moves
,n the last hour 6f that con- may be listed the lack of marked
ce after fighting It all the progress in the liberation of cap-
tive peoples. It does however re-
The Berlin conference. It was main a goal.
irst bis-power foreign minis-
oeenee in five years and And though the 1. i. overseas
the thrt time Mnef v had lunoraniion program hies now been
lured out of Russnaa i five so completely reorganked that it
i ,s no longer a subject for discus-
brod the RusalaaAs t. s- sionit has not been able to x-
eir uacopromill dastand, plain satisfac to our ai s
as rmany Austria and theI pbenomeme of Se. JoephR.
in .urop. an a whete. It McCarthy.


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mertield, for e r GQP aatha
committruman for Michigan d
the mad who had rue the Iepubil-
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SAfter that the Detrt probe was
called off. After that aso he
Teamsters uualy strong for the
democrats leaked word that ghey
are supporting Republican Homer
Ferguson for the Senate. ........
Meanwhile a county grand jMur
sparked by the initial Heffman in-
veotigation in Detet has indicted
.12 leading Teamaa. Including
William F. Buffalno. head "of the
juke box loal; Mike Niesletti
head of Local x? in Detrplt and
David J. Keating head o tLoeal
614 in Pontiac. Dave Beck nation-
al head of the Teaaster has now
suspended al of the 12 recent for
Buffelino and has nanme4 Hoffa as
trustee for the locals involved. ...
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Oi. n"rhr. a huetulaptier ms rlo ht, Jest ended hcis
seagIas.e with the words of the
n.a t."t at t. Ca el ancient hymn 'Into th hand'
2 1Uot service wll I commit my spirit: thou hast
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0 of APr 3M, I0 and Dpre.M N. 377 of March

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mptiet. of these. bond will be made evoe threw
with tie amprtsstiem plana t h!are"W the
y date.
w Court oastlee S and other *ef1 I aMtaUMes
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FOR SALE
Hoamehold
SALE:-9-cu. ft. Westinghuseu
= friertor 25-cycle, all porcelain,
Iclnt conditoq $90.00, On
QkM dreter $1Q. M I ts.
f0.- Margarita St.. New Cristobal.
$ALE:--Cro 5@ivmdor r-fri-
totr 160-.4me; Bendix washing
-rduin; 'Westlnglhuse radio;
hdusehofd articles 8057, 10th St.,
New Cristobal, Colon. .
SALE:-DInAngream set, Philco
irerator very cheap. 48th Street.
.hob No. 27.
SALE: -'- Modern refrigerator,
ptpre, livingroom, diningroom fur-
S np1we. Ves cheap. Leaving. Tele-


ft SIALE41-Bedroom site, 8 pieces;
.'- lfl bedkwshing machine, 60-
S Albrook 86-5280.
SALE: 8-jt. Frgidaire, 18-
awnth guarantee, automatic de-
ifStr; Phiilips 7-tube radio with
M; Simmons double bed mat-
ttus; wardrobes; tables; desks;
4Sairs, etc. All like new. Via Espa-
fig 146 (opposite Vista Hermosa
,.-n* )._______ ."'*__ ,
SALE: Bamboo furniture, in-
pilng armchairs, tables, desk.
bkshelves, settee, chaise lounge;
QaMrtrmaster dining tables and
O ftn; hino closet; Quartermaster
h with couch frame; dresser,
,, t of drawers; 25-cycle vacuum/
C Oni'r, electric clocks, Mixmoster;
Sisttmas tree stand and decora-
calling fixtures; ping-opvp
; breakfast set. 0918 Amador
Road. Tel. 2-1395.
f SAt.r-Prlotidalre $40.00. House
S741C, Bolboa. Phone 2-3731.

F; OR SALE
Molorvcycles
fIT L j wjn motorbike, excellent condi-
tin, new tires and battery $375.
S .Hous. 5064 Dieblo. beside Club-I
9 4he. phone 2.2578.







4fRLiMng eSions
ApAGO r 1il I (UP)-
of !rothe A lerica~n
Assn.'s. listing the the
seuaon is here, to-
ed our gu eral rsule for
Sof wayfarers caught in

da the as t ploMes dur-
I tpl storm is in some
Slure, such asaan au-
Sith- a metal top, a
railway coach or a steel
an editorial said. "A
uOI ple i sIp the middle
1i away rain alt tresm or
w Mede boat in a large ex-
or wate."'


d these safety rules tor
, qught tn thundertor u:
M notHO out of doomsS
" away from chimneyEl
IAea atovse and other act-


_ .-. sae shelter as fbllowA:
,/di~mi and buU 6ts
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I from small shed. iso-
h 1.84X'e wire fences, Isltops,
..iMj i cenopen spaces.
S ,'k shelter in a eave. de-
,in 5, valley or canyon, dense
.1 Si foot of a blff or in a
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FOR SAE
AutQpoles .
FOR SALE:"I ntc6f .4-door se-
dan, only 4000 m% In new con-
.diti .S fvat Gulick
FOR SALE: 2 assenger
auomoahj 5O. ,8'B, Dioblo.


FOR SALE:-i Coer. excellent
condition P New Cristobql
8057, 10th S, Col0P.


FOR. SALE.:.'-9 Pw.hroler 2-door
sedon. d 'll. Jellent condition.
0765-F. WImllbmon Place. Phone
Balboo 2-4496.
FOR SALE:- argtn. 1947 Lincoln
seden, t rfqnd battery $300.
Duty 7ld. F. ayton 87-4197-.
FOR SALE:-*951 Chevrolet 2-door
detlu with Po erglide. Condition
excellent. Q ters 17-A, Amador
Telephone j.5292.

WANTED
S. Ule1tleons
WANTED TO BUY>'-- 4.71 Generc
Motors dissl ninte or Gray A-50
spare parrs, Houslntsshafts, plates,
etc. Balboa 2-2428.
Position Offered
WANTED: Girl to take dictation
mostly in EnglW%,to work from 2
p.m. to 6 p.m. 5 days a week. Sen
references, picture and salary ex-
pected to P.O. BoxI 1821.

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MISCELLANEOUS
MRS.WTrHu* LORNO f#Sth* Cie-
taWl Ch.ase w S .My i takes
pleasure in announcing that Mrs.
Edna Tipton has joined her staff.
Coll Cristobal 3-1642.

FOR SALE

FOR SALE :-1Diamond ltaire, 1-1/3
carrots $250. Call 2-2542.


FOR SALE:-Cocker Spaniel puppies.
only two black males left. House
6211 A, New Corozol, Tel. Balboa
1656. _____ _
FOR SALE:-STEINWAY "MA" grand
piano, solid mahogany cae. Com-
pletely tropi;alized and rust-proof.
Perfect condition, Price -1,500.
Phone Balboa 3372.
FOR SALE:-1951 MG, gpod condi-
flon, recent point job; radio, sacri.
fice. Coill 2-1635 or 762, Apt. &
Barneby St., Balboa.
FOR SALE:-Dachshlnd puppies. 11
weeks old $40.00. $35.00. Gain-
boa Fire Station.
FOR SALE:-Sidewolk, 24-inch, 26-
inch bikes; blue sport coat, size 14.
Balboa 2-3775.
Sealed bids, in triplicate, will be re-
ceived In the office of the-Engineering
and Construction Director,. Panama
Cinal Company. B lboo Hillft, Co-
nol Zone. until .10w00 e.m., A1il 26.
1954. and then publicly open, for
furnishing all plant, tool, equipment.
labor, services, and materials and for
-4rforming all work for Installation of
Relocation of Existing Chagres Gym-
nosi4m, to Ralqbow City, C.Z. Forms
of proposals, specifications, .and full
particulars may be obtained from the
office of the Contract and Inspection
Division. Room 3,43, Balbda Helght-
iTelephone 2-3739 or 2-2698). ~Spe
:ifications and drawings will be issued
on a deposit of $20.00 per set. De-


Passover, "the Festval of posit wiU be forfeited if specifications rc
Freedom," will be qoe rved by and drawings are not returned with- H
Jews throu bout the-world from in.40 calendar days after opening of 1b
sudow uid a until sundown bis. FO
Sunday. April 25. I ChD. C n- n
This holiday, an epoch mak- rlh SALE
Ing event in the early history of t u, -- C
the Jewish pe9e, is associated Ral "Eate .
with the redemptionn a the- .
chlldrln of Isra'e1l from La tin OR1 SALE:-Home In San Fronclfco.
bondage" f completely enclosed, with garage %V
( Im n ft. o f) ,, Resonable l ooatidonc



Board at the irfltb det which' A J' lI.
will be held t held at the Hotel Tivoll 10 O r
today at 6:30 pan.
The guest of honor at this oc- I7 b--- ral..,1.
caalon will be Rear Admiral Z. C"qW. Wuip '
B. Hftp. JV, chief of chaplfnts,, A.i.i 1. (U. P.... L
who wl bring eaonsl reet-..CAM. Api 1'. U -Pres-
In,,- ab,,tri, onod ident Mohammed NagUib, restor-
nuest. mIm3eln of the Chap- ed to health, went back to work
ln Corpt o the Army, Navy W"th him went Vice Premier
and Air Pore, and their wives Gm Abdel Naqer; who ac-
wTh-i h atte m compatnled N a g u l b from the
Canal Jewinsh P amuneI f Pothe P went's suburban home to
anal et on. i office at Revolution Council "
have extended nttons foreaqurrs
ome h lUty for .the second hN u ad been confined Mt
eder nght .tomorrow. Mrs. Nuib had been confied for va
Schaye Wnitser of Panama Ci- ,a.recupera.ting from col- -a
tY a membeof tshe Panama C a. lapse caused by over-exertilon
n5 JaW n edServiaesm Co during the government crisis whi
Itl JW B A edBomervices Com."1 last nth .h
ant fr hme Pafi A struggle for power between bid
chad ar rls, chairman of the Naulb and Nasser precipitated ,,
and arry Krs csthe iecrs.
At, MI JWJB armed orv t Nam.er. was by Na ulb'sj .a
Ics m andtee. "ill .arruges for~ ad tod a 'he wa .the day tlh
otie BaoasPtvllra on the At e.nti- Narv b iolaedn aat Cairo's air-t




e erana Am trration doe neeovalescing satlractoriy* d
Rabb Nathan Wi n w. c ot, Nasser then accompanied
Piars seover services are o .ce ed so
heo-ld undr th auspices Ofre em r shoem r
atio at a.ln. and 6:30 Nu Br hn ag o hi tem le te n
S-at'ione .a.In t ath.ntiate d .t'. w s
State 7: p.m. overseas, and at Vet-unday There withdrew across
rat ns Administraton al sterv s efor the irstfr partorly. wreck-
theb Nartehan W will e on reted dur- n the of trenches the opti
du tPahe mornve ser-vice.s at the du, In. ear

Tomorrowan s a.m.and 6:30 ad the
p.m.; Mondayat 9 am.; Friday w aim rifle usuge of de Can- -
at 7:30_p.m,: Saturday at 3 a.m. tl',I aeru 81 a s
and 7*:" p.m. an_ next Sunday The' French withdrew across :1W
a, am., memorial-services for the eirstrla !tier partly wreck- moi
the departed will be recited dur- Ing the aysWtf of trenches the Opt
the morning serve. Reds dug aeraoliIt .
An official! nokestnan said the .B


Group entreun ed on the field
I I was believed to number no more
LEGAL NOTICE than 100 men.
xDT*gs DUmiTCOL9TIoFr a Twenty-five _)inv Boxcars
~ISrT I -e CANAL zOpZ had been ard*Med to fly in suoP-
beb Usie.a oles from the P pines. as the
In The Matter of Thefortres made uad for the ex-
at pected ill-oult attack.
John & Rmnk. D ceaed. Gen.' Barle 1. Partridge. com-
Probate 0 S17i mander of the US. Far Eastern
rF sa~ot c qi Force, wound up talks with
i -e I ,he high command for speeding
fte Mm.. ri str tor of the deliveries of IIU. planes to the
elat.e or John j Ronft. (Mcwued, h-e-r
by ofan for .ae to the bhishs bidder battlefront ie left for Tokyo
I i-s Pm au after a 24-hour visit.
are l ocated Two U., Navy Essex-class car-
i DMaaocor. riers were taneuvering in the
i m the u may waters off Indochina. One was
F0111 11e1 dur- the 700-ton Wasp. They had a
T- destroyer escort.
Ci he4 be ubokted to w. J
s .. adminsatzaior. P.O. Box
AMoMn. Cu Zo pa or before 'm N fYet
rrt Wo reledow my d ao bids in
and su =ub .t can- (Citae t ager Pgs 1)
WI ei rict 1
lpd GMe d as where in his San Firaeciso home and
wil w rel et house here while she
nd- A. lures. Marilyn said
IM":. AMU fhe W ll atar curren=t-
jhi~i^*ktiii~t~i~wwii H botheso~tot pleana


RESORTS ,;
Ois&. ocemulde mf ;-"
OCl,. Box 4b5, ." y
Gramlich Santo Clara Bech cottages.
Electric refrigeration, a n .eves.
Moderate rotes. Phone 6-441 or
4-567". '

FOR RENT
SHouses
FOR RENT:-Furnishgd 2-bedroom
chalet, from May 1st.t ituuia
31st. Telephone 1034.'Colon.,
FOR RENT:- Furnished chalet, Eotu
39th Street No. 11. Livingrom,
diningroom and very lIarg 0i ot
al room, $150. Available Miy, Can
be seen from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Tel. 3-2900.

FOR RENT
Apartm ewts.
ATINTION C I. Just built mdfn
furnished oportmentr, 4. tw
bedrooms. hot. col wetet Tel.
ephne Panama 3. q941.
FOR RENT: Well furnished opbrt-
ment $130. 43rd St'. Mef wo
Av'., No. 64. Available' Ap" l 20.
Telephone Curundp 6232..


FOR RENT:-Furnlshed eutifut one.
bedroom apartment, go stove, re-
frigerator. Overlooking SASr ow-
mlsaory on Via Belisari Pomes 120
fSon Franclscol. Tel. 3.-024.


ALHAMBRA APARTMNS
2'/a-room modem apartment. Tile
floors, cedse' closets. Furnthed and
unfurnished. Consdlt offtk 8,061,
10th Street, phone 1386, Col6n.


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R RENT --Modem apartment. "El
:angrejo." 2 bedrooms, hot water
installation. oas, garage. Telephone
-2232.
t RENT:-Apartment. Porch, three
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Written far NIA lerviee
We moved Intoa new commu-
Y recently writes a Pennsyli
Dia Ceo dnt. "And joined
00 club. I had't played 500 for
out 31 years and had forgotten
tawr I iay .)ve know about

Would you please glye me a
Sfor bidding your hId or rais-
Iywr Apea-u'r bid We play
four-handed fa e, two agaUinst
, as In bridge."
a. experience' bride player
uld have little double in bid-
Sreasocably well at 500. Many'
e ame principles apply to
h games.
I bidding your own hand, look
a trump suit of vew or more
ds. Beware of bidding with a
rter trump suit. OM e trick
each high trump (eeb or bet.
), for each tump excess of
ee,. and for each kug or ace In
ide suit. This is a oghdy op0-
tle, but the two"ead widow is
re than enough to make up for
Imlbm in most hands.
id the full value of your hand,


leaving it to your partner to raise
if he has tricks that you don't
know about. When you have a
choice, be aggressive with a part.
nr who is a good card player and
be conservative wth a partner
who play his cards badly.
In r g your partner's bid,
look fLrst for trump support. Avoid
raisig unless you hav three or
more trumps. An occasional raise
on two trulnps may be made itf
one tmpia is very high (ace or
r) yo have a good hand
w tho trump support, consider a
bid In your own salt or in no.
tru"p.
In judging the value .f a suDp-


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NW YOR K--(UP)- Wilhelm
BaeLouL, I m s only appearance
in he Uted States thi year, ave
a memorable performance tp five
HalL The 70-year-old pianist pyd
wlNv amazing vigor, and a fresh-
now of interpetation that earned
pra ed applause f r o m the
packl house. It was his first re-
ciel In this country in 28 years.
He. rl tour Japan in April aud
May in a series of concerts.
'The Metropolitan Opera's Il2&
55 season will open on Monday,
Nov. I and run for 22 week. TW
Glordano's "Andrea Chenier," aft.
er a ablene of 24 years and I
Richard Straurauss beslla. the
American premiere.
Verdi's "Un Bello in Mashera,"
I"Dol Carolo," "Otello"; Ponehel-
li's "La Gioconda" Puccini's "Ma-
dam Butterfly," ToscM": Gluck's
"Orf et Eurydice," Wagner's
"Meisterslnger," Tristan und lo
de"; Ri.lard Strauss' 'Salome."
The Met will repeat the fMlow-
ing which were in this season'Ya re-
pertory: '"Aid." "II Barbiere 01l
Siviglia." "La Boheme," "Cavalle.
ria Rusdcana," "Pagliacci" 'Don
Giovanni." "Le Nizze dl l garo"
"La T r Av I a t a," "Caameo,"
"Faust," "Parilfal" and Tana-
Mieuser."
The N. t. City Opera has added
'Show Boat" to its repertory. I1
Jerome Kern-Oscar Hammenrsteimn
work, based on a novel by KE6a
Febet was first performed at ie
Ze d Theatre Dee. -2, 7 Wmt,
(7 performances) and twieg[
was revived fot long Broadway
runs. This is the first time an opera
company has produced the work.
Laurel urey plays Magnolia, Rob
ae Rounsevim plays Ravenal WeH
en Bsas is Ju.kL acre Wt is


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Prance. The three bottom sows
and the bars running dow 1
f om the neck hand ae brald-
ed In golden threads. White
tirds give the suit a three.
dimensional ook.


NEW LOOK - OarW gem
lotk In men's clothing .amua
that the Grman ma b ll get
mqi altentld 0 thsy mart
waring this aMIt. .l e.
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Mr. and M. Robe Ber
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a went to Van Dyke,

ertld McGaughey, Be tty Longe
Caore Smw h and n rll a astI
Thev e revMr ses frsom the
third bgh s graft w
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Social pdhes to GwereMsW
Mrtha BMevin. Ls McGtyNO
JseHy 9 a"a ad ly cawl.

Mr. and Mrs. Carlpaer had
a famey dinner ty at their
Crisibal maridateS A
evlenc Ms d Mr erts anr
other g at v wee n r.al
and Ms. I mGOA w d Mr.

Mrs. and Mrs, Alph- Kenyon
41d a faml dinner party at their
Ruoff Friday evening.


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01 9e i prt GlS Va.
ios award, were presd at
a ceremony at which parent
rand friendS were resent.
Certflcates of nerlt werev-
en t:"ovenor" Jane J i-
son for "L. Gov-
vwZor e achm A
Gentr" McOl eI
bet J Brenan fo
her l otlsn, and to Carol
w aE the most industriM
OU.
The'f t of Tipplcnoe pved,
under rigid daUy inas to
be the. itet cit s
tate so an award was presented
to Major Dixie Rumes. Ia
tao Iw th other cl
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NW, will hold a. peclal smalon
for the aton o ddat
at Paralso Lodg t< t at
1:0. Important. n l ans-
actions will so be diotsed.

Milwaukee Claims
World's Biggest
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Milwaukee cdaim the world's bi-
gha d r-
rows on 11 l.n qpeWates ow n
the now Juneats Avatei.
Flash of gried tow
rihbl and arrow ssd a "athony
hben tell m otorist what to do
when:


SHaywoerth may -'t give
next meth's marriage of Dawn Ad.
dams and It6lan P Vltterlo
Massimo much chance, bnt Dawn
writes me from Italy:
"I will cotinue my movie ca.
reer after we arWVry Vorio's
full coa scnL We wI be*-
fot weem eag" "
Dawn ', 1 *ed. A tbe r,
Capt. Jack A to

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for a seson with ietog-


"Bhane on Harvest Morn.m
Reason for the Ail1 between
Me Oberon and Cr Calvet:
MKrb didn't cotton to IMt of
a trio with Corrie inl m
serte s,"Women lue."'-


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Cala to
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"We've -o,= ea wteitaen
plots reua i m t bowit at fie
dio born Ai Mu e tM
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Movietown ttrest scene: The
windows a Vie. M _eure's television
Madisore are filled ith ills of Vie
In Fox' upin int a b his fi reen ef
fort, '"The 0l dsators."
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bIt wasndPrime-down Last time wore
a txedo I found a sip of paper


** . In the. pocket
Noww we've- ede vr "It read: 'Bave Ata suit leased
dept.: Sir Laure O 1viet wl passed and reMra toBdelph Val
lanee with Jack 4hanan i.a ."'
big British ahrlty t .Ho'l doo -
Fred Astare's stme fm the num. Joanne Drus handsome brother,
ber Ired and l li did, in Pete Marshall, makes his bow as
GM's "1Tb s tle a a recording star for Corat Ree
words. .Now it's a big eating
S st waen wheels wee re.dy to search for a doll to play the Van-
turn for a televersiom of "Junior esas Brown role in the movie ver-
Min," Fx re dltW i.com aetolte on of "The Seven-Year Itch." So
rights to the aU Betson stories. what's wrong with Vanessa Brown?
AD the little wise Ir e chirp. Shirley Booth and Judy Holliday
ing that the studio wmi alue repeated their stage hits on celhu-
"JmIor Mis" in Cinemlas pe. lold, and so could Vanessa.


HEADED FOR THE BULLSEYE-lI Toroo Jumps the fence at a Caraces, Vi
fighting school Ised the anger. at left, scamperlp for M etf y behind a dtler..
in center stand, .a ldnal ong tar te removal of the bull aftamr 15 minutes of aEton. YaWi
between 10 and 30 years of age learn the art of bull flhtUng here for 75 cents a week. ve
day they face a live bull for 15 minutes. The bulls clftrge the youngstersn head on, m tf
students leap the fltm.for-safety and saknetiUies El Torro Jumps the fence ton pursuit of the al
ins bull fighters, No one war hurt and the bull was led baCk.to the correal.


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SYORK., April 17 ( IEA)my as quickly as po l bible so that
cookies no matter how I the kid -could at le t get two
always have bee curl. r years of service bas ll niper-
e.m m to this department. lence before coming to the .-
er you speak of these dium. Amalfitano doem't figure
-.heeled juveniles who come to be called up Immediately be-
lup to the majors. the talk in-cause of a physical disability, as
ifhably turns to the ma)orfr as the Army Is concerned
bons flops fellows like Dick
Wakefield, P au I Pettit and: "When the two years that A-
V9.Ik House.! malfitano has to stay with us
.iltt i.n particular, always are up. the chances are the kid
IntEitertd us. Just the other will have to get isome arm ex-
wek he was released by the periene. anyway." ts out
who gave him $100.0000 a r r 7 Bchumac er of the
-. ol plywood of the Palcfici plants' front office. "So what
ague. If Pittsburgh own-e the rule has ddne hbm is set his
or Jhn Galbreath can afford .career back two ye rs. I he
to Itos money like that around could get some good farm play
r amor eager t under his belt we believe he BASBALL RET S TO ...AL MOB As the
i t k ea theroutpihtc s would te a fe
i tomar the outright sabefofeIi lr thekity, young fans mob the eaavap .for baseballs.
S the Brooklyn and Golden AmaItano doet seem, on terswhen the players started toting bails to the crowdA an.
,,O bridge. pthe face of things, too worried flme after -- year. ., ,
This interest caused us to 'about the strange situation he . 4$,_
i. i at Js Am- l is caught up In. Of co urse, Its Ha s o r
S o e oMeh to worry muchu h t a-HaoHy h
a, who is destine d to pe urett to pardR a
e n bout a once you stick-I BuW
gown. and p", ,rob ther$30.000 or sohinto the atnk.


S0t h one, too, seated si comfortably st tion t l, Aprilb (aA
. far end of the New York. she situation will re e I m
es' e-- bench. A .fi ta-no. who self, anyway you look at it, Star ried bcGate o
ioa oo 0 r fo s na Schumacher says. "Right now
".u 300 orvsoavvm for sign- -ion
IL, Giant bonus p. er. serves. the clubs can't afford to keep
striking example ofw the dnmore than one of these kids at cOno a
Do rs a kd sk agi nthim a time. They take up the placeC a o e .
when he enters buheball0fr a layer who might help. But
Sthere s nothing thse matter withY ONKERilA
i WAY. a good bonus kid if he makes _ONKERI. N. rN
-- After a 3.500-mile trip, the
L Leo Durocher's New York-your club some y. weirdest automobile ever to take A d
streamed onto thee field be- ho saceworthnit tr
s fo.e.a e w h. t rooklwy Of course. it 15 a lot better the roads arrived back at Yonk-
D....gae..s ro-facedto find a Mel ott or a Mickey ers acway -for the night rot-.
oungster trailed behi nd theMan tle and sg them up for Sing season.
and when he reached the c rfre ItIs the Phillips Starting Gate,e"nDi&.ra.
Sbe sat down quietly. the winged, cream-colored vehi-nr
wthe idea of being t- h s
re. theI de fb innr ole that revolutionized harness
,,en California said. 'And IL u P 11 racin. An object of puzzled In-
a guy can learn up here. It terest along the highways, it
y but, Ion the ball. Alvin l drk hthees aond the ho hwaytn .it
eoand leh te bl.mAsi n rd d d drew crowds at every stopping
the Mey, they've been show- g place, more than If an airplane
uame they'vey had been rolling along the roads. 'pl
Sesn eauer Ientoert PI of reeo -Steve Phillis took it south on and -.
rW tatc emndtoen D18Ina oe Frmen'es In- 11-week trip to school more than
7 gt chere ancet tno. r ak DoBowen's0Firemen'sd
ohere and there and_ surance nine winners of the see- 1.000 green and aged standard-


a ybe make the grade Chyton diamond at 7:00mP.m. hol3. DOWN AM0VT -'NU
S.nd. t bred in five different centers. hes past s 4
he ns aad h Ba ke l armsInnevitably creates
S hoW I toleant to Big John Patro (the pitching much comment rolls a
y baseball while sitting oncha on of ithe earl will face highways. wa t th
ur.,hht a rhnn Is some-.lerwin and 4 loae.nilsinger a ln

Soherhe maee tohslatd' for t7:0 plhm. Wettdnesotweleanredayr u t atn
.o wmwiln all the wordd Apri121d and the third gameIf.
ahlhom Al Dark can givelnekesary will be at Fort -pelay-
ahdoublecPlay pivot cor- 1C ht w ijebe be-

hntheGins A-t b rh lof feab ',will cover
o, they proba" were the n pil odZemer, pB yMMYDione malld o er. Hariy On .btl her. 4-gem s ao .
g the way Casey St manager of 11 A SffIi"!.-- ou w r
when the ya. kfes hapned Wngmpl at Yafr, Aprilbi reate halerM."f
sackerOak Pr Loela*WP-Lou Has*----e-April-
1 felt It would be for Allplaye rsand satatort p kOSteve Marcello following theall-u NvatI Jeil't he
14au wetIntote eqesed beoono t *.rt back of his hwead to the canvas t *Iam.
Mho |eInothe middle ofuthe hl"shProundtothan ,Adeoditt, im Ina .+;.n *.-e
antrR ay c wol, who was omot.n midl1.emerer.. Wih
wil H aMl tiandoRas Aare hner thampi M l a ,.. ....he..... l
g their scheduled h.imround tr Plot Flori u
matchIInrBostonngot UPvfrom wljiini. eever.Fort0gaveo"th Or. .....
his press row seat.TMI aA'..t9ever o'the-u s ...0- outh o.
Io Get that next bout ready,"nIgK a. t si10Inches longertbotithe
hlor t ed orph tr Rm -e shouted, then turned to a e road a t r
cipuplr of people with him and noo fs were I e. w explode iI;t
sho n r of hisheasn'te awelter-oGymnasium. the 43ther ova.tsd tt
"Thererhasn'tRb een r ,I--as a buy Wey in
ttH r E I weight round n along m rtohofth iL ...% eov

WWIIfI ghter around." bad looked upon ta.ng camg y: m r et,
W hen you talk about Miceli Ing harder tihan ovr.Leon Erlm). e the i*T
t- r e on today, you mention aL lot more 'The guy never b oad bothered s o.d if -he c'
than the. knockout punchi the to train, saysdvon. "That's ,be
u nVVIM 23-year-oldtNew Yorker carries. what was wronT w~ohim."er' w isedthhe
iAnd you so a lot deeper than In February, M.e- was givenyear' the al-om clock the
'of them knockaUtS -hohas at a small cj ub l eHolyok,,em.,te?
,THEW"takenin the last four months-
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41After he MUan 2 1 ece,
which was in August, the fighter
Told Bobby Nelson, who was
Cana n him, that he w s
*,CAPITOLIO through.
IALoUra Raffo, In Be went back to his lower east
elUE IOFlEBA" side neighborhood and tried to
and make a living by working, a
strange method for a guy who
d0 c ACH OTHEi bad benfighting for more than
= m sixyears and ad known big
alghts, like his draw with Joey
.elo, diputed sit ee-
Ie*rof guys lieArur
. 'Play and Lather _.. tL
U ro his yewrs of blowing
squira kly ran out.so
when addy oun, the midd-
p U uInto him Me -
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s gift wa mad e ciy of ah er-Forelp Minister Cbou Enial cornstIoe o Sq. power in a t or expits point out that the Army's slap adds al- a p *m PS
pab&lbisa pl i sth e v 1119 No Li linyt W ouldt50 even beyond bin s driving a conve al propel- nke" battaUlons being set up a- e r eomad. of trom -bor oSde a
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ar fard by. in April. t andhou lean toward China first t mo tieret, designed hW eis aiery. r% ad4 uA try






Soi ce of Na ional Capal Pk i their writings end pronounce- for approximate the same ur- t-proplled anti-aircraft guided therefore, is saving l COR y dS
f the Interior, .etd s the ship ed bud wood from Washing- menu a sy declarin ut s te d of going straight mtsails: dollars annually by sharp rde i w






s ~a ns we rab e question d a to start new cherry trees in o unea iensp with u P t hey will requradrasticaliy A for the se of VTO pan creasing foaming pblem I vats i ii
B athemt n every year. Japan. nso reduced takeff rsretance cogepar- neear the battlefield, an Ae'i and ketles.o a-.wve r
Sthe cherry blossoms to ihrntlon winds whipping in wa s hi p a itecn o thn H a dt h lt on nee d cu- Force exper says: Beesvae s, w a c ut ad
n vybody from grand, fromt. tbe Potomac. Both can work prvieofa proeprous faresgners t fi o "The V ccpt may have apns- trtoted.






-to ho aere who are havoc with ae delicate pink and 1 e his i rs taste of AirFo r a i take aa re aibiity here but i f such a plane stlee also kM tiem
b 5 O m Peold en ROM moo t he ve rsca itae -ef pi sue s 1nthe and aho f ro wnt y outill h aven em eb o ubes p arts fo m Set ickiepa.





ha st A to Oe fr ve ds a n Chngaha Fits Grade Scm ar h At olers thr a y vel planes ; han ds a it a ndasou e lnts romee s t.i fin c- tseri o t as-o





of has me n kep t rs whih so has Mao for an alum: dethear s h XF 1 logistical problems of getting fuel ing manufactured i sees aol
Srul er now find the food shor- b th pare p i le lea e s a
Sy to open. cy som headache f labor movement ip n coal mines W lrenterepts down a ignter strap almost be- theoretlly poule a M
W1A1 ath hi 050 o si relly bero with thet planting an K janmi Province. He did well con ono t the rhe ic hain mthyat ets t a trac t Oh .eo op
Premier eorivln ea ov ie ustw roua 'o'"Teyrera-nwr A ad marZol r






Cto beside food Cacls he 9i "1ah1n .1 tNe t nrW acre o mi ll l, '

the stubborn ndividualism ofthme RW S twatert eled sso ,.t h
Apt Ie s we. p easantm e A c .hl d to spoew
dtma. r eua .. theuRed leaders prieral e Ia t che h a fuil e



bid oe- eaneslrther40ie r o teo dded hronhatrainedJacik-ofoall-trades Commu-
in th ebmi st of ag e r elth(.? lanmisz InKlnst looms oaethe bent bet to sue- a f t


ary. y arcn i ift place the Japanese rom the standpoint of the Reds t s so argued that the price effort." chemically" says D Ka-19teeE tl s
ra B4Isat the rate of trees didn't hbefs in this climate eIom standpoint of t n performance which you pay for The two VTO planes which exist "lis means tats e tW te.
P. M aend eartalltay not in Washington He later spent four years in Mqs- achieving vertical take-off makes are Navy projects, but eean _In i the sicole-rpsaud la
SU. bls- soil. Furthermaem, they .re plant- cow. returned to-China in the ear- it impractlell for bombers, cargo that service there is debate oter has Just beg." f i
Inl Impaviip land pumped? up ly 150"'s and assumed command planes, night fighters, and long- them. It is claimed that long 1e- 'Ie leather industry Stasds to ,@aJfher, ln tr that
ag ntheA iA eitm. of the Alal-China Labor Federation, rae Iaterceptors. As one expert fore all of the bugs can be ironed benefit greatly fromW aiT .s aw -., -
m6 -rs..He gov- His activities dropped from public .- out of the VTO models allB the chemical. For scoleoeno
aMte., puts eAt t ave to notice in 114 when the National- "A co i vertical take-off is Navy's ships will have guided ta- h leathIer a e I L
ryli"am ges e o Ic ltest forced the Reds to retreat iless .Mo mased fuselage, a very siles capable ofthe same ateiloeism W oal
th dit remote mounainous regions. plie d ec construction, performed by VTO planes. At the ane t
Oidbr bte ra s'e 8 useptible to Lim was raised to the secretariews .4 more co- Further, it is poin cr ma s ad a
bSat AM- root rotI As of the central committee, top coua.- plicted itsnhents and extremely ers and other large ships alresady"breahe.1
Sli evi eio oef e m be U tp Japanese beet- lI of the Communist Party, in complex vertical control systems. carry catapult-launched aireno So e am e .
4f a Japanese 19. Two years later, he was chief What you gala is the elimination and the Navy has just pla ace* i
e farly or thee', g isla mm designer of the party's constitu- of a ons runway. So for most large order for speedy jts c
gas dI haded do %a. Air Fofas masslans the gaBn is not can laud on the sea and be hpieditco ..
rt e prie." up by ships other than cAe ; ar ire s le
-yse e ae's a law a. Should the oppoeunIt for ad, ies ariat -of the IDespite the arguments bowev ,boes,. f..-bo b"
wh-.pu ssbl hi anement isfa sM come for flO C taa' tee much future all the experts concede a tat wS haitilied a
.at t V IEWrtsorevei Is.ta it il be e lik he would r ithela private or commercial accomplishment of vertical polt. -. .
s a ,P ^thm kW s r Ry BwhaMEur sppom .RusalaofdU i cost of the off is a sta -develowet it d ld go
the Iree "old g'v1 e 0my affeetivdgree. rBsded a nd dd which could revutionize sODaIv worN h eS
a regular out But at the same time his la lying them. aspects of military aviation ad dry
r ters. 1 u111m tedameie mi be l st reiltailkt" deNUis Just lIsocoetribute greatly to the gea- for
a A.is t ting rpire v efa Mock hi s c e i the sa1 t of1 commer- eral advancement of o the ardt ofto
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