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teM from reader. were are two excerpts:
', 4 wd like my thanks for the wonderful message
ounvt of u..I am a fairly new member of
eaa-iyour book came to me at just tfe
ymoonOerl bd' was over and te
oiftl M ft. It Ltve me just what I need-
te that prompted you to tellU Our

te. n ibo But with the grace of od
an drink i years. The night you wert. on
Abelew I Was a. for you that I couldn't rk
rta rl 'lli
Q R' never needed the help of Alcoholics

Sid I have &ft theMAA %work in the

Swe 4d the number in the telephone dltec-
H. ..*Mo.* i in the U.S. Army Air roreei r-
.. r iN '"iI W otld to have been. an alco,,e.
Il .NO,." he said quietly.


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THE MAIL BOX

isams nemerorfe of tb e 0 0"
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"I'LL CRY TOMORROW"
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1 i I aJad' a drink In over two montip on my doctor's
" I~i-t e o.3qip of iUano before lunch last Sunday,
-today. But this letter has to do with drink-
'as book, "I'll Cry Tomorrow," a great atory
m a who came back.
.,-,ld timers like myself will remember Lillian Roth,
of her fame over 25 years ago. She was S
d at 20 had three pictures on Broadway at
awA Sand wpent a million dollars before she was
',. became an alcoholic.
arrow," is the story of how, with the help of
u, she came bauc. My IntereSt ioreasWed
tta friend of ine was onb- of the *-
BAnonymous. But let's not bOIgt Lill Rap h,
bijbapbFor 10 years I existed in a nightmare
& oh in-a enter but few ever leave aluve. That
a -that there is a way out from shame, despair
Uttear eue-that is the sum and substance of my


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murder launched athe many i
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dterword aor racpkete Itie-
unpotic aithe thfre astuelnde one
sor Wtmhn "his m and er atite
started the treasury Dept. al
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new pon that wheh many fp the
plaboro thm a ll.."e ..c e
uTiso ad fo his ki ethd andrtete
up lineofduty.T Andoinnae e ll
mure hunc hed thufaer.andy d- te
fare fund investigatiD now flap
ing through the nation. BS bloody
probe of the Joe .Fy-political-un,
derworld and labor raeketeer.tie-

scandal it ripp ,wie .I iOpen,

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hasIt Inwe t mu teat the Arm writing l thoe hard notes when waa ft g it, ,stragtwu.ff Mana
s instiqited arelarkbdy i- U RUB who had maybe ratc(ngreps, a r
lg~ent pnece uf repair tb tbelr ot the waacmm&go ale fM4c(^kgre4A~nhbxl~acce asu-
2theOr out the war eegw ro torx hIes
forces, in returning to tough" up. Every ttoe u a- u eiur -hwed
training, reviving the off-pot thing b uvrl military hU, fied a with e a-
lute, aId seneray reqiumlng the training the u gWent into the gon. I hpve said it btore, but
troops froi .the cIvikao &t', least circulatory. maybe It'l stand lUtUIor rub-
|t's i)- cn 7bl irlrl lstand vowh
the Army uys that' W atit's go.I canob believe t bg; it ins to do. sf noelfw now the ia Amy 10see everyT' qd p-
A sadder state ofa h6lit y uhab- thineg.t a b thee Ka A1 plattt. a eanae r
biness was never seen than what *t sejV l 'b c1e "Inco laoran0e of
happened to us at the cAd World bortOfa Ir -tr ,.EL
War it -fl-- I L_ ft all te J6 Wrot all* vThis j-Jf Wn An- PM~l t We *G w 4b- bei No W
the Moms, and a lall th em o teIn was ltlWrot.eAiny su ths yearthey halg .
all thi eongresmq gd. pWTheth someJohe rIml-a
meWwVsa^wol esty.I'a s n e& -0lhr lb lI
rmyt K14*-i.we] asaIaMB IRS;?


^a~te olwHIs vtlw to ikvery
*SW^ anwhy S bn~erdlea
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I
Tin lrons Ruled
To get the tue picture of what's
honing y have to go Jback
t0 '- when B=livia Was
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been tou Iexcept mi.qinm But to be, or to have bee and end a Iattle Iron i *eir wt I
01act 19e bca u -ioran tax k- officerater the war was a ha lumps sy bravo nd hp the Air F
aet. ous career, because people rating. alt of the non-c m s in its otst glory follows
if the policy s carried th apt ston you when tey saw the were sort of strange ila Ape In my th AF al
the ovrnment will determine p Utand ol. ca who t aoe' was e c ub to
how much of the E kpenau was ositch ,li0 fftite i a s a nd Noe

ebuuesa sue us y"aOaIy of t eew. isroteItg. .
te nlimitetexpense Account in the new batch Ms sta didt wa ge raland is not nducted by civilians.
lamirarameT mary ea-be ove. -..-
Furtbhwterule, teL r leaders
ma have tgovertheir returns
a far batk as the Twenties. There
is no stalute of limitasons on M C II II y s Jury
ht you might call "civil M
draud. u is a six year D L'I-"
Sof t a t on cim- By DOVUGAS L SI
foal action intax, av o i d Aa nee
- that is active conspiratorial ..
mpto vade payments, Jug- -- .
b aokete., etc. So the -'
meant may'decide that some WAINGTON (NEA) Th That's the first A. w dictive i *vte. In somne clubs
arot s TmyLewi es willav e f endi of the Senot te ie committee sn the Sete," the.a xtor ca1 oi bern a
eTommy L es will have U -ntor McCarthys should be Plid. "if you let yo l braesaad aInoe
on u osi inotme fork-aw sOWane e
e a o l come nsred n two ountc is about .motions t -mixedup e aged lunai would be-the nt
bacst on la t iears And the equivalent of grand Juryacio4 issues you're ture to ed up ith ocesurat(nou Sld
itrest ars and a S r oprcent tha euivalent grand b us anda l.o .', Even
''rr N t e u them's a"guilty" verdictte rations bsento
A u t Senate will then act as a. to*
a K t ax e s althoseand hosea" onounce a "sentence," I t4fr eq e hatheWi
mentionedinthe ras of welfare At tMis point the analogy breaks lto the Wi.
ti nprob hera to the West do n because a Seb. "sentence" The record varies 4 the away hl
Sfrom here to tle West most anthas m tens se for n em mat
lO who took excessive corn- strafed In the following anecdote: In.f tors'e Ie has '
inor kickcks or tpaid A furious debate gd in t ti in
t nl small.r lls h for Sen. between two member. Elo
,a union welfare nsur- uent vitriol was hue&-back aL
an ount t s broker forth. At one exclt#z4 moment-it 'held up from
amds ut reort tse money ina seemed that fisticut thateI"neRd. 5fi *wbla tIW#4*l aide e fa
S Sma even go to Jail. .. the iname atorySe ,
ntheS men a ublicly ex- a ma In the gaUery rushed dwn O thi e4a m n plus ot
ear dfrauding eir c to untry rgte oe. e ( sin pusa ,ofbe ead
datt2 heir Q unon effie But *h~en he got "downstars hen
'wolt S ete ioIesWilii founldthe antaniilst'e of a fewma' O" troasm t
o sold on good work. w diW Mtheft
th e nt AWL convention 1 don't you some along in &11101 so sped-
SnaUonal labor leaders M' ta the dine and save ai f-e
Far oft the punksNow is st 1 A rmaqst af i
SoasAFL presi- .,, Plied Nothr, 'ad ., 1 W, .
M Mean said, and not ew ay ta ogse. ,. -.o -
sts wai the District hayS i curtryagainbecBausethe onBd r a
Ammey, or the Inernal Revenue S amend spectator but- f the

Ordnonce Club 15a aonm inute" an ,i s
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p Colon Nov. 6 _. .. ,.
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MQuoy after a six
Sweek t t E a, Germany
1 and Frtie s and sW he beevof
* the Western powers still aPe' on
d re m track with megard to
" aa en pthe r eknalid. t
V, ednineotir prc
"'A see k what bu happen-
r ed si this'Iae'i. "A tinrun-
- oig on ie wO t Ws de-
f rtilled Au o b Prerrmhn
!1 National sei Mg flted -e
5 3aromtea esen Community. It
"Be.'s*en put bask on the
Trails, dthis res the pas-
sanger, "t te trafa still in on
the wrong track-the track that
lead to- War. rather than peace.
"By agreeing to ea the occupa-
tion of Wer Germay, ant
so t to Re-
puc, iYt to
Swe have le p apins eve-
W to give...
I e have create siuaton in
a which the Germans will now look
t the East rather than to the
West to satisfy its remaining a1-
SbNions. . Germ will seek re.
bififeation.. the London
treaty goes ito ect, Rusia
alone can give Gemany ts east-
Sern territorieL."

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/m..ove me back when I Former Sherfl # ai
S ve the others." wa called as a .
ar Officials did not disclose i said that a af b-
of the^ Os f the four I Delts nosed rvov e rt Cook
Sver the by Acti Police P Dan.
Srased ord of sti at l after a gl was e
S"' ov wer to Mdm eeasmtdf.
collee w0 invest!titon Matwssaft h&Intu4 gave
S aS hearing frn the .0to ettdl1htor
Special solitor Ribt.
.douisde to* orders Westr Frrel had donat
Sin t 0 is t tem aden sr*At .
Tstudents drank an avera int Or mist ted
a'set, and a half quarts ap f a h efl uted.ed
,1 dra abW than ght Rtiru Ferrell, one of the 1ot. publIJ
S1aatte of beer were on han .. ..cited of bPhenix City Kdth, has
for catotest and about 40 wern Oct. 8 (UP) been called the "bins' the
consuntied. lower yesterday late gaMbling syfate here.
Tbe contest r. up without 'a meMactlve order directed the He s under indictment for vote
t drinet of the venerable or- fraud in Brimingham in c nnee-
S y kld choir leader at the tion with this summer's -Deme-
y Academy, cratic .primary contest for state
IpWl r Pl os Ka er. attorney general. That p* was
Swo well ver t .n by Patterson shortly before
rIAtlment age of at-sassination..
.W l 9 1 1 Job Dec. 1. Ferrell "was relieved of his du.-
Wet t ties in the Patterson murder n-
I anM yat vestigation and the State Demo-
Woul D Again only sfter beg nomination to a new term as soli-
NEW YORM, Oct. 6 (UP) -- t Vould be M- citor.
A year-old mother told as a One of the last state witnesses
m the's court today she b t for t ainst Cook was Louis H. Phil.
S year-dM n 'ighbor boy plpt ". an Investigator far the state.
cause his mother refused t chapel. said he visited the scene
ntle hi Am foI tim hat-I


pWafi mmazar gW aur uwT
chd of the same ige.
'AS fId do it &ogain," Mr
Glori CaplaS told Magistrate
ahew aCan.,
lura. asel ornde told thi
court tatWca itu n t the
WN of ti wreInus40
hard that.he Iod and requlrs
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ed more ti.an re8M9 persons and
burned OP dlm f many hun-
dreds of thom ore.
Each year abut 12,000 Amerl-
cans de needed in fire and
more than twktlUt number
are erimry un or disfigured
for life. Old UWDpe and res
school children Ie prinecpal-Mc-
tinms of fire. : .
very day th w pre 1087 homb
fires ... 3 de by ... 9b
store fires ... f factory ires ...
8 church fires ;.. 11 school fires
... 4 hospital fites.
The eol$ned US. and Cana-
dian fire loss total ip 1953 was
the larsest In history over one
billoi dollars I
Most deats by fire taglcally
involve wom an and chlen in
.te home. MaN y are auffoe d
b smoke and a- M aseO witloo t
Ww aetnHTb*MuoL.Mn
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the cigarette that gratft and refrtula
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j poi, aPrched bg d up a PM
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to, atl r loans and others for emergpepe
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Cewal Ave. 1
FARMACIA EL BATURO
No. 3 Lottery Plana
FARMACIA LOMBARDO
Frourb of :uiy Ave.


AhA POAN


FOR SALE


Automobiles
FOR SALE:-Panel in good condition.
$150. Panama Golf Club. Phone 3-
0831.
FOR SALE:-1952 Morris Oxford se-
dan. Duty paid. excellent condition,
fully, insured. See it and make on
offer. Phone 3-4050 Panama.
FOR SALE:-1950 Studebaker con-
vertible, class "A," all extras.
$950.. Phone Balboa 4241.
FOR SALE:-1950 Buick Special 4-
door, ypry good condition. Make of.
fer. Albrook 86-3178.
FOR SALE: 1952 Chevrolet Club
Coupe, excellent condition. 5965-B,
Smith Place. Dioblo. Phone 2.3026.
FOR SALE: 1953 Dodge 4-door,
perfect condition. Diablo 2-2116.
after 6 pnm.
FOR SALE:-1940 Eord Coupe, p-
fect condition, potential Hot Rod,
$250. 5440-A Endicott, Diablo 2.
3188.
FOR. SALE: -. Guaranteed used tires,
all'sizes. Son Jose Garage, 9th and
Melendez.. Coloa0 I


FOR SALE: 1950" Pontac sedan~
Original owner, excellent condition.
Phone B lboa 1796.


. .S.J--195 Studeb, T',
r ander hardt6p radio, autorilatic
e"* transmission, w/s/w tires, etc. Dial
Balboa 1716.
4 SALE:-1948 Studeboker ,om-
hioner, Overdrive, good condition
N''.Pft Amador 4'r55 between 8
Sp14dP p.m.
FORI LE.:-1950 Chevrolet 2-door
- sidtn. Call Albrook 3261 during
working 'iourq.
FOR SALE:-Due to trip. 1947 Lin-
coln, double ignition. 5 tires. $300.
West 17Th Street Np. 31, "Mue-
bleria Renoclmlento." Telephone
2-2673.


V' ft De DQWea., s5u. 5
-f&Iteont Phone 3-0255.
*e lt of furniture.
Panama V10862 after 5 p.m.,
kLE;-"LIcorera," vanity dress-
lit Street, house 24, room 9,
'hopall. .
LtE:*,'-Olnlng room table and.
oirs, $20. House 5186-B, Dia-:


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MISCELANEOS
S taNGLE JIM JAUNT ".
2 FULL DAYS .
TORIO MAR & EL VAkW.M
Tour leaes lute afternoon Fr iar,1.,
tober 9th i freturns to Pan I_-
ber 10th late afwnoon. 2tI
ilght-seeing, swlrilMlng. mouafi
qoastol drive. Quaint villoagl o It.I
'beolWn track." For' infolri
phone Junglq Jim, Hotel El Paerl*n
.3-1660 *'
or
Balboo Express. Pan. a-1)02


FOR SAEi
Mhuel*aeo u>


FpR ALE .--You know the it 'whi
yo she It. Wouldn't dr ; give.ty t"'BESTFIT"r r tndl
Slacks? i'e'TFIT" olw tl
latest in Patterns and Styeind 'o ta
Ana Plozo, Panama; 1Ith Stfeet,
opposite P.R.R. Commissary, Colon.


FOR SALE :-Cheap Fire extinguisher
on wheels, No. 76898 "Phomene"
new. Capacity: 40 gallons. Tested
to 400 Ibs. Purene Manufacturing
Co. Newark. New Jersey, Bargain:
$460. Phones 3-1791. 3-1039.


OR SALE:-The American Educptor
Encyclopedio, just like new, $40.
Phone 2*4225.
FOR SALE:-Encyclopedic Americana.
30 volume Easy payments. Phone
84-5191:
FOR SALE:- Winter overco
mackinaw $10; heavy wool
ond sweatsr.fi.; tux ,suit (Ije 36>
S 1.0 babi t r$1Q; beasWIietUnd
eudsAhi

FOR SAti.---KSFraer 19q4-qn
reas springs if radio parts Itle-'
tronic equiprni t,' variou kinds)
$50.obr the'lot;t phobgraPhfc '.rts
$2,for.the luet se t f.drumi 4sne;e
and 'metal drt) I with traps $75
for the lot. Cell NbWy 3&.8571,.
Houae.84-4 6tt,'Set, Coc Sollto,
opposite clubhouse.
FOR SALE:- G.E. radio, 2 venetian
blinds, 7x9 cocgoleum, 7-ft. refri-
gerator, child's rocker, lawn choir
and 2 International trucks duty
paid; recliningchoir. 764-B Barne-
by Street, Balbo.
FOR SALE:- Kodak-3--cauerd wit


Real Estate
FOR SALE! 4,500 meters fronting
STraps-lsthmion Highway. 60c. sq.
mt. Excellent location. Phone Pana-
ma 2-3027 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.


FOR SALE: SontaClara furnished
house, moderm,conveniences. Phone
25-3583.


FOR RENT
Rooomr


FOR SALE; -- "Florenc"'4 -burner FOR RENT:-Room, furnished. Fourth
tove, lighted Oven, drawers; sold of July Avenue: One bedroom with
, Ww for $265'-,-MW 2nly $k00. balcony, small dining room & kitch-
year old. looklk n ow, 'o. enette, refrigerator, screened. Suit-
N, 1th Street ,Son Froancisco. able for one or two persons, $65.
Ph1e'3-5565. Tribaldos. Phone 2-4912 or 2-3584.
FOR SALE:-Rattan living room set; L E S S O N S
mahogany dining ro set. Qrs. LESSO N S
507- Gulick eight Pone 8-Learn Spn by convrs nl meth
S"rer 4 od, used successfully for 15 years.
FOR SALE:---burner ge stove with Ars. Romero, Estudionte Street
oven broiler $20; Coldspot 60-cy- 77-A, No. 2.
cIle -year-old refrigerator $180; -
dreser ard stool $12;. writing tablePan Ihe
$S;. large chest of drowersa'S8 (ollPan' Line
metal; ',4-bed. complete $25. Coair l I i. frM hg *"
P'Ma o 3-2449 from 10 a.m. a


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Mw. FOR SALE

OR SALE:-.36-ft. boat, completely
Equipped, good condition Phone
.82-,223 days, 84-4171 evenings.


WANTED
Miscellaneous
WANTED TO RENT: A three or
.t'..,. four-bedroom chalet or apartment.
Must be screened end have modern
hli a i~etlIy convenmices. Good residential sec-
e tion,. Cil Tivoli Hotel) Room 336,
Sor Panama 3-5227.
e AMERICAN COUPLE desire torent
rlvo vaocation quarters, beginning Nov.
.e-k' .II"Mn 'I.IP. Please call 2-1562. Balboa.


It"a.B"fltWANTED: Boy's bicycle, 22" or
I -24". Phone Fort Amador 2224 or
Fort Kobbe 6233.
I3Sl.. it e., WANTED:-- 4r or "'2-hp. 25-cycle
6W0 r W. Balboe 3002 mornings, 1588
,try- A ai evenings:


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Quest Mry and. the... Frenc
Line de de France. ..
P officials Ma 'liUt
by the 'r'lav.bay.,
w(I =amoit tle Mt,.

l heir own truto -and
bfare to, 'i'l bomn
t lotalerooms and -ot the
A iAft.Ip 'We' of f work-
e*ift to qu -t tie up

e agreement calls for each
dock worker to receive eight
cents retroactive pay for every
hour be has wored since Oct.
1, 13I. It boosts the average
hourly wage of longhoremen to
$2.38. The payment will cost
shipowners approxtindtfly $4.-
0001O0g which must be paid Um-
meiat ly.
Orulinally tbhe lomshoremen
had aked for a 10-eentd:an hour
package settlement of stroactive
wage and welfare demands.
Wth agreement on wages
came the promise of a 30-day la-
bor truce on $he New York wa-
terfront.
MAngeament agreed to thbe
wa setrtement on conditionn
strikers return buedly to
wortk d the union talks
on a eA contran. = proC
om ad the on that
eold b& no for at
INAbl 35 days while ontiast
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FOR RENT:-.Fjni=shd unfumlsh-
ed 2 & 4 bedroom oportments.
Co n t a c t Aharib Apartnmnts,
10th Street. Phone 1386, Colon.


FOR RENT: Apartment qn .JBth
Street .No. 21, San Francisco.
FOR RENT:-Jrapeted two-beoaorn
apartment, grour Jlgoer. Fomished
$95, unfurnisled $80. Front and,
back yard. Very cool. The best that I
you can get r.the price. 43rd
Street No. 58. ,..
FOR RENT:-F! parrient, 1
ed ._l nIch' o


Via Brasil (Pil I.12
FOR RENT: Modern oportmre,
El Congrejo,,2 bedrooms connectir
bath, porch, living & dining room
spacious kitchen, mold's and iau
dry room with hot water system. F
further particulars please call Pa
ama 3-4946 from 8 .am. to 6 p.


" -7
Rott fLuA 1ve.
Francisco del after 10.
WANTED:-". Op.
erator. Fort laI
Full time. 87-28 ; 3

FOR RI :F -


FOR RENT: '- To bspelble porty
only: 3/4-bedrme.o'ni*,emleo
pletely furnish. t n uet rae
residential dlstric. Suitable fer
diplomat or buisnes executive of
discriminetlag test. Former# oc-
cupied by foreign embasses. In-
quiries Invited. Plose p h o n a
2-2856 from 4 to 7 p.m. or 3-
0393 from I to 9 t.s.
FOR RENT:---Chalet .ViC' Beisario
Porras and 14th Street No. 3: Three
bedrooris,. living room, porch, din-I
ing room, maid's quarters. Fair
price For inform uaion, telephone
3-0280. '
FOR RENT;-Nicely furnished two-
bedroom chdlet, suitable for two
couples: .two' kitchens, bathroom,
SAS Commissary. Vla.Belisorlo Po-
rras. Son Francisco. Phone 3-5024.


Hep Wanted
4Y.NTED .- fqr go house-
dren R r.J at live
In. 058t.A, 1Byano StrHAncon
,Iold Corrd- k J bet.W 4: 30 &
6:00 p. 1W -

PERSONALS
GEORGE D. BARI, JR.. H4. European
adjustment te.Ihniques, 'release of
nervous stress nd strain. 75, Calie
Estudoante, 2-B. Phone 2-5159, by
appointment.

FOR RENT


I FOR RENT: ~. ,corner
Fiftieth and'welf Sess, Son
Francisco. F. ICAZA E C., 1. Jus-
to Aroseness Avenue.
FOR RENT-45 Hory mecyde,
good condition, double seat, $125.
Via Espana I. 5. ,

was decided nl a lead-;
ers planned "a le"mber-6
ship meet to discuss
thealso deman

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ROME Oct. 6 (UP) Thdu- build its own p ai Zone,B una-
sands o i uoud Italians matched der the agrtSeaet which be-
through Rome under the watch- comes effective In three weeks.
ful eyes of police today to cele-' The' entiTriT e area of.Q02
brate the return of coveted Tri- square mrile is about the ael oYf
este ilty to the "motherland,," New o. During the
An estmatl~ e 3,000 riot pluee, month b ti~t teys elfax-,
were on aleLn the capital but ed at -Lldon's. jx e-power con-
remained l 1 the backround ai fterence,-dI &tIVda fatid lch of
members parliamIent, wa vet- the arumet w" over teritomy
memory of %I lais who fell In At the end. Of Wod War II
two World- for Trieste. Yu'gslav partial occup ItI
' The re'- -nadgreen tal- for 40' dysdurng which Ital
Ian tricolOr tung from all public claims 50Italans disapearea,
buildings to celebrate the a- BritisO Gen. 8$I WilHaum Mor-
greement signed It London yes- gan made a platol-point agree-
terday by -hieh' Italy e ts T- mept with the' Yugolav com-
este city and hIfI t f ae sur- mander for the .Adiulo4 of the
rounding torritgo9 territoIy Wt if
WJlle ihe n puc theae
showed esly a it
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the eys Of th4 W yR green
Focal point of aO lnmcheW was
the Plain V4nsla.J.r_ mVn
of all polltlal Dnslcf
wreaths on th ~ of the Un-
Iwown. Soldier..
I' t talla- gen a
ragw i g.^
e' -by4 IIef tbe eeveted
Adtatile port.-
I Gen. Edmondo de Renzl, Italy's
envoy In plainif. the aaump'
tion of power
teano urcjs, wa ie the
lerrtre flas edTront
at p and. He ty achaie of
mta f-ATO e Euro
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troops to hold the Autrian bor- ". -
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feelings. Half .f e country tory. I .
lined up against the en.B the promise never .wU
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As N.D. Drops To Ninth r. Rat.s FaoHte to .cp ye
ANW YOK D win Over C Rates Favorite To
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NEW YORK, Oct. 6 (UP) Oklahoma, which' orto ayton imm an 2Pd ool8'Str htG G
sat by idly last week end while Notre Dame absorbed riday eadthe 4Pa o a- 0 C .... ..
Uhe upset of the week, took over the No. 1 United water Polo team 9 to .. .o 1.-- ..
college football rating today by a narrow mar- High scoring in the game was By 'o IM sONs ook for t h
gifrer.UCLA.made by. Evavion saena, Jorge M b now n.
fPver UCLA. Panasyv and Ricardo Arosemena ri nol riCi SIm. n
Prdue's surprise 27-14 victory Ponts for the Panama All Stars. ach been t. winds and th the in
over the lotre Dame vaulted, 1. Oklahoma 274 toman made two point. Don or Clay- u in r
theBod laker all the way toe urCIAue Rafferty and Bill CreWy who n
lace and dropped the 3. Pardues 22 scored two points each. ebm: n..toWe in -r
S mroe, first place down to 4. Wisconsin sr Napoleon Franco. etain o of th
uli~ in this week's ratings of 5. Iqw o0 Napoleon Franco. Csotin ofa
Ir lading coaches who con- 6. Duke 116 the Panana All sta t. leader o a Injury Pr
3led heUnitedPress w atio co 7. eii 4 of all swimming aaVIes for a charges 6 meo
__ei United Press'Panama. In I Q01 he ghd the160 W ChagesJo
td P 9. Notre Dame r Panama All Stars to victory in olm flboa
10. Ohio State gg. the Central Americant On tes. I foo rr a be- With
s&e Big Ten conference placed Se, nP- ten; 11, RMe; 13 Penn The men who compose thinfast ome tlUed la th
to teams among the top 101 State; ,.; "nfd playing team are: Anibal "n'ut as twO



e wht. bnd sathaiss ysri ip Aets-- lrt C'leton Cwntarl. TAn m. osd $i ts n
_hst ate.rt Clavton W atr P,0 Tea ltaoenn3!

T9ms Deny Dirty Football Be. Hme eo A Ou
e*;, wt ion asnrepition won three and r to 1 a- wsee andann
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byetrmee J Gal Ma ager Roy atrey low s vctv. ty
the bacstide A tod1heI10s time m a muragt n. COfah- S..r S.
the ba.krd.fa, he*..r t, s ^bl m ehlwi 6t th P 1ui, lnone MI dr." *- "?.J*S. eli&
weqllly a eu f or n e haen't Made e tr ....Daom
weIs k's 09 ts t strode y huutm.," samys Baey, and ay Bliad. ao hIve obe-s D-
reld has been one 0( pdeter- a ',e. npet i S ee ln sa
mined eam -for con- %Uen's I seekin
quest on Cris, ploppeS to but' ei t out,
meet Junior p= on Tweir own The t .
home g inds.' R port* from the Moa*r, .a forx ea St. Louis The Ptt1buh Prates b n Harry ch
tPacifi side t the sUmthmus are cardiasl star, ripuaed stev.. 0'- winter wSirdteIM Ol ' "e*
that Jnulor% Oilaged 'orkout. NSl'M my through the 13B4 untrpn onk Nielqre ndle Psi * ov .Pnl
thve blhen somewhat fo r s soto n .ehiu dt ist. Te< 1 .er,
they lack enough pliy er foray a nd, si the g od afth Me- irnroke into b aw .in he n
good scrimmage ad what they son,,tphae been speculation And hau payed with lye major ]iWHt" He m
nave are jiot expendable and the Moore will not be e-hired. league teams Me Horton Red bre" Vp oaf
risk of injury is not permitted. "We ca't 08o4 t pec.lion," Box, St. LOuis frwk. Wdel- ok eso
At any rate, action wbe the saysBarney r eone hi Phl, Cinnat and the to
by-word at Mt, Hope tadlumn writer frd hm'.t Frid'y bud Pirates. e 'e' ro
when Junior Clege takes'r. -on re-hired him y day. the T w rack. "S, he
their host'lor the nght. Cristo- situa0uon vtl eCaHngNd.I We l e p m b a h
bal Tigers, on r ngLt t just aven. .o' tor1y. js'se. UV


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chargess Oy rnsco '7er5 Nwa5 &dOj to
rSlhirmer.FPll Crea. Jack thu'fina mnte. of the last
V ,ANolO ct. 6 UP ill, e mor hard work today l ter, of an lntergepted Cristobal ps.
6n -JAB in na- sayiEd Wednesday. The Timra n the other hand,
wa no Three Notre Damera swere hr tFhav"e showf flashes of power
F opluryed 'r a .mans ha d bruited ribs and alling before Balboa High last
nif-ootba a halfbacks JimDor.se dDick 20 to 6. Eacht just
211-14- tie.,Ftzgerald hurt Cor when the OiL.$.' eleven seemed
i Tony MorabitoofAeto e rollftg, an unfortunateI
Sccs thes Rams of tdir- Ano there f otbai story romf pi mistake of s.te sorts ho'pod a
n.Fo Francisco theUnidStsoret Prod- andpe4disaster..ut
S uri the ge, uct Laborato rye at Madison. o Tobaloe tob1ot1 1igt-hrc ht-
goy. we-be-Wisco hnui. centi surt r f aores mI... nteam s ori to

fo fut oor e l. a.,fineof the evenfn sa.

Fh mta po af The scientists already have m htwei n P t. Francis la- (By -a.)
d*.- trap S aW f the seats s ate riy oy id hook ft erwAreny,




i They say 're trying solve the Lawson, Tank Company, t33i d f he Al nes Ba ktba pAito j
a" water resistant ad Dr.aust- hae sianed Mlwa uk e pi tcher
tm ov Bob problem of r.u, they will be a i. Gene Conley

tal k db to keep the seats dry. n the a ght middlewe ht en- The s x-f oo eight-inch Con-
aPam* d'ais The Scientists already have _htwegon Pvt. Franftlhat faoloe A J.s
H t A iry' treated Soof the 5.-thougand Lme aA. A o pmpany, 33d Inf. jab



seats at te versid y of ut e won way to a 14 ame and lot nne
thl Iabout consin s am Randall Stadium. S delmon over Pf. W ilflyi ote Bras Cblao r
S TheyI ay 11rie y eAc1 solve t AlereaRoso D Company, 33d o al eas
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auitd a t ur o Iewey st1 ando1 at nn
WSP)-special wTh Proo. forn thenthe
Ine iat weigh A/icpther scry. In the ligh midewih en Thiard-l Rodete n hr-

crooun eased the attack all te A s e w aeddit l to the ping k
ilb e t s Dr Ploy way gaining a unanimous decl- ranks "Nefi" has won the
Ss- plIboi footbl d sot over Pfc. Anthony RP mos, $15,000 Br r in Steeploehase
ad ths of 1ts game fSpecial Troops. a 8Handicap at Blmont.
o ge o e le Bobby Ruben of Ban Antonio.I Jockey Doley Adams brought
Sa weadre ChattaBnoogan. Teomsnn essee In a early leadr an d fa vie -
w "'Dr. Eastwi st someTexas pinned Dimay Hurst ofr on Nelae with a rush fto best the
o e o Chattanooga, Tenneasee in a:,,Kli ledermander"v-- y
l rthlini facts in a national wreting ebition "K I ng Commander" by a
ago., S $ magazine ,- TheAmerloan Ms- In the sedlI-feature contest length and one-half. "Coveted"
S4 rrl A lulme. He says football etliple A/e Paul smith Albrook remst- ran third in the New York field
more boys between 16 and 18 ered a TrIO in:14 of the third of nine.
of were ies than any other a-ort. On the round over at. Conesa A. an- Nel alternated between hur-
Pal Dane Put bais of at e erce, a a Dr cheRiver, D Company, 33 dle and flat races most of the
te E o e sa t.ooeA se onB tom, wi lln 0 year. The four-year-old irelding
Iiri foo tbal- l Special Troops.. anbca wtl Iem.
of the 4's ause f 20 to 30 death and 60,000 tnran second in the Broad Hollow
Spro football seriouss intue this year. In the feature attraction 8N Stteplchase In his last outing.
a w a .two he says most of Benjam in Thompson, ocoe owned by Mr. d
=D Be eanjIis siubee mroet- So olo received a unanimous nod Phippalfo.t
a eed new y- injures oud be revent- over Pvt. Guerrido Barcia, D Tne for the course about
e r JiedS men. ed. He says hand-me-own e- Compnay, 23 Int. The .initial two and one-half miles was
-who Lipent i widel Penn- rounds saw th men box cau- four-39 and four-fifth seconds...
I u ne player asis o kise nation tiouDly looking for openy in only four-fifa ths of a second of ft
t 0 says h me 2s to in linods. in .te third with accurate t. the r ah e
r .l se which had' two d"ear.h from punching. second choice inthesetoting -.
fho ractured skulls and more than paid fo.10, 3.50 and 2.90.
a.ri.nJas. q .--om a donen brain con ussions last 33 ntIng Ealneh a in -exT
dMorl. eys.I d oz is1..o In eour : National Open cham-
="g a, aft t Noa s kort pion odn Furgol, Marty Furgol
T edocrwior onva S comanDutch Harer sor and Tommy Bolt
dhcal will represent the UnSdet at"tes
S -_ __7" 1l ? at- in a month-longseries of Ausa
.cose Joe Kuh tite and tl, d offi- HALIFAX, Nova ote--(NEA) tralian tourneys starting next
D me ec, alng, and t l_ 0 recognie +all ks is reported plentiful in In boxing: Welterweight con-
motion whai a mongl boywe ova Scotla. tender Oel Flanagan has signed
y Ua l' Thts year deer are especially to meet Maurice Harper Oct. 27
.f m ls.t i Dr. Eastwred leads the corn- numerous and sportsmen havse In San Francisco.
o a ittee on and atlitle aix-week's season, from Oct. 15 In racing: Jokey Paul Bohen-
9 for the Po o t b a to Nov. 30. Deer maybe taken in ko rode three er at Suffol'-
tW Coaches ot. Former A1- county. Downs.
SAmeria r "Brick" Mull Other game that may be taken In baseball: .The Class-A West-
_7.omWEniLr and v e er a Vi coach Clark l all counties are ruffed grouse, ern Leunie says all eight teams
y at .S8outlhaughnewasl slport the doctor's e Oct. 11 to Nov. 11, and rab- indlcatWthey'll play again next
.enan dicates there article. s, from Nov. 15 to Feb. 15. year.
o. s Joe ..- In weig-ht-liftlng: seven Amer-
"-IO idlans have arrived In V enn to
otte y o e fl Inae starting ThurSday.
for. th N-to otba1toN in 30.In in Ird the worrs aion-l
C'chT "I BHS uch Foolball

that U KNOWe takn IIn "A" league competition Ro-
yo's leatn was toppled by Bate-
.when travlilidg 'to the United States by commercial man's t*eBa 6 to 0 in a battle of
airlines, you are a.~ torizd to take the leader. coring for Bate-
man's team was Chanis.
5 'FIFTHS'OF WHIi Y with you DUTY FREE. In "F' league competition
Musser's team edged Azrak's
team h13 to 8. Touchdowns for
.'- . ,Your NATIOIL1 DISL-LER caln arrange to place Musser''t4,am were scored by
8 bottles V any of e followingg produote aboard Wtona sons the tra point. ay-
yo airp, reduced cost. rk hs team's only
I In _tO!other game PeddAcord
o our I Tocumen or to leaving. I scored point and Peddicord
oW. I Y* w "Tou DUY'Foleague com edition aon-
*SL.CK-LABEpL RUM CORTEZ mis and Solt playj to a 6 ton
Utie.. M scored for his team
aERVE *CASoL CLUB and for Scottws team.
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star of i a doubts begun to l4 v6t m t per ANp
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Bill Nickler Ad Jaip Love. The takes place about the tiee the gn
tackles will be fomnn Thomas, Ed hills start growing steer. no- have ee
Cherry, Dick LonMJicq and BHJ tice?
Blacklrn. Jik LD ards will bhe
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out for the "Flag"tournament
on Lades' Pay Th ay
there were two flight and the
winners oere: i
first Flight: thel Perlatle-
Net 61 (Otss,0); penny Dan-
niele Net ro (O1WOs b1
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-Net 67; Phyllas lAs-Net 71
ithel Is to be commended on
these coistently good golf
rounds In thlow 80Al. o, cih-
gratulatlons to Penny on her
good core for her firt time a-
round at Amador.
The putting competition con-
tinues keen. Ethel, enny a
Eleanor came in with s0 putti
each, but since they had already
won a Tournament priz the
free golf ball went t Ruth in-
col who had 31 putts.
The tournament for this
Thursday will be "Low Net on
Par Three foles;" % handicap
allowed. There will be a golf bal
forleut putts.
f re iI Smore new, onrthe 154
Fort Amador Women's Club
championship tournament. This
is a tournament opento
all Fort Amar women club
members. No handicap will' be
allowed either. b the qualifying
round or the match pl to fol-
low.
The quallfyilg round will be
the first round-of play during
th. period Saturday, O. 9, to
Saturday. Oct. I. W seeded golf-
ea please note. As many prac-
ties romnde as wished can be
played after the qualifying

All qualylng rounds will re-
quire lay in elth threesomes
or foursomes. The tournament
will be played in flights depend-
ing on the number of partici-

Beautiful silver prises will be
awarded to the winter at the
completion of the tournament
in Noemb*. Pick up sere card
marked "Qualifying Sound" from
club manager or sectary. Check
blletin board for a l"Tourna-
ment Know-How." Op to num-
ber one teoo, and happy tourna-
ment golfIng tol aBI


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Mooreto nBS a~,^way.to ?Pe
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run from &bji.ced mne? am
Km. o. mlcbhangtate. for ex-
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ualne iune, -as do many
other. ..
Q. For what college did- Char-
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?be stage today for w
diplomate suspect
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Ib to agree to free elec-
IBast and West Ger-.
ffort to smash re-
Iot L on nin6-power
S.ovemmet n ewspa-
m c arrival In East
wst nalt with one of the
Sappeals for German uni.
pr d by a Russian pro-
s' t believed it
atl t tMoeletov
free l.-Ameri-
sIfag hbb visit to
S ie a fifth annl
tile Cqbmm-nist East
gawe.
ee diplomats said any
ItenfV" by Molotov
;atIs of the 12 West
divisioni planned at last
ine-power London con-
ilet Union, they "eason-
it well be prepared to
t East German satel-
tha k for a'whole Ger-
S4 nk to the Western
are Gem n de y


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has become
to the stru t -
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CONFERENCE ENDS-U. S. Secretary of State Johnfl t er" Di
that concluded the conference on the rearmin R of Os any in
to right: Dulles; J. W. Beyen of the Netherlands; J. ke.ok of IA
Italy.


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aape MAPuiUred he*r Sats^ Grl: Fnid
tg lt or utthqts to
show any re iat all on D IfU
the part Of yn to am
Referring to.VWt key's bitter
attack on the St8tates in his . 0 "
speech in the generall debate last URY 6(UP) fixed o M. Wh
week, ,Ledge aid: ._-LordW hgee0- rd
"It Is too bad that he insids on re today
a name-c win.ocy which day .tha'ft Mlo. h *b
Rusalan people." t


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-*Iap ile wi in'd state John Poster Dules
on -a Aecent LoAd since
.vot- t e pqartte esma
Wt ndt i is 1 inpinc8bCthe
Yi.yl e70~ e ,aO h a s'rttostta
thow e r to Dews to rer President "
they aid. r, in W g for
0.eliATQ council moply two da4; of consul, with Do-
apvdLo AiNIO N &l ack* e Depmrtmep o#M, told a
ort Ge enerence tat tran the
within Aetwrk oft an t e on dil rmn er rmy author i
Iade h'elct and the i zed inprncip bythe Loindi ot
Satii TatyOrganiza- conference wll have to "start
a~on. mrk. from scratch."
G i Alfredjj.kOrueitber,
Nerth Atlantec faty Omtni Oice the an*areement to
u en o a M l a alin rearm oerman aN* bring fr
Wasingtonma yt _will taSe into NATO is rall bI.he said,
two year to add trained weso it .l take two year to train a
German Ary to the anti-.Cmr. Germanm army and three years
out lerees of Western Eu- to train an Air leree.,
MM" tt ChLncellor K o a r a d Adensuer
the statement as the said today the London nine-power
f Naol urity Coun- ardent has restoredd the uni-
s foloed o eio tonor- t he Western rdd" and has
al a erepo fr er ed a climate for eventual re.
T 00 l lation of Germa.

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WAMmM .rM Oct (UP)t T 6 "U...--
The first .Ae trlsld qftthe Nau- W9gSlON ^(U)
.tus, UNe nenew, lubtarineewith-'"- R3ogl a OO'- *-r"
? Zk Jhs Roo seyt, reoelve.a decora-
d At tlh theemoIn the rl wo n Tddaty fromhre Govern-
eSt el y tInbethe t of the Repubto 'on Pand-
It marks an 56setback
for a shiwhp hal l a n e dO' Balboa In
a dolsn e- Qa- br r rad, Crou,
VThe rseira." ie I-eut swaraded to .her mn
The S5,01o000~wrutmOn s Oftherd coptributions
eom tdmaed ust LThut thc and of the humanltar-
eday t preption for a tals is cte of he; work.
chededtostart later this
mouth. 'basador Robrto Heurte-
But the Navy announced last rented ns of
night that the sea, tribs would oner to Mrs etdur-
be delayed becausee of the ne- receptlo, whioh he and


btt the to
elf for replacI~u p poi ing Hourteut avat the



e of blame on anyone a
eama s&M merely that t)
wasMtInvolved and
Scpart te Servi e .

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cost, o e -isitedI


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918AM o da y
aboard t nch Line'. Ta-
hitienn, te to France.
a m o hip om
ordes.rn-
ent, to to
ashore M C2r although th
rest of the thip'a passengers
spent Af. hou in Colon while
the rIIaw docked at Cria-
tobal's .9 9
T h e tahInte's captain,
RDger -uselr'e said the sus-
ected .w not allowed to
oand mt police
ard e' Ulodged
Stht first clba
caiEtnitted two
panied too fe-


bste Orliaer


was o. of the French
evdnthe AtutrUa
PRoyal the ft oX -Rusmlan
spy P P sd secretary
of the In Can-

M t^iaer it .hat time
wA ooaf Ote French

French i the
She 104%,fl home from
there. :r


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.Croups
PM, procre-
at of the
ABe of the

viYt on the
fre, he wil
EorE


,.e ,. N ..;igs

nese officileu mwere muin m ed
on the subject. But o00localneoMP
paper complained., that' lw
Yldu river anctuart had pr-
ently been Bet up along the luth
China Coast to guard against the
"little war" at Qumoy Inviting
' bluer conflict.
iltary spokesman, Gen.


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, ,. ..Va hik
was ,c~ mml it -.m"! A


"The were.for m Ill.a-_u
won of weapOs and firi with
the Intention of -MInfcttnt a
w d. She already- was charged
Owfn attempted murder m-d un-
lawful woundlng
Lady VIv$aia sat Iapasluely In
th* couztrdoom as Mrs. Wheeler,
. a g.y *nm chlic'od and
black, pancake hat ded not
guty .to an 4he abuat^. I
,+vthe nwa ~ir wed test.
,t at M rs. i hearings
at, Mr*. Wheeler as ealous
tt hat s_ sot ..Lord, Vivian
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A :San Bla Indian, Ati aM
Davis, was $n 2thlu.. -le "lth
lng 14 the B-boa oI uli arms.
Court and sentessed to t9 b _
In all for petit 'acey tTeal ______ __"" '- S Lord VI
year-old defendatt stole 7 Ycftb th
from a footlodet. in t UR Hv I "*the no
8o4 at AlbrooLf The VS^ UT ----+ wac th-Ht
e wa rwu elongas that
to erni Bod. I then
!P 8 loiteong 40 tat
room 18 of a mbos, l al.
Tw17.1o "m."
were each fine l$10.- 4f -
fendatv *er. Adelinas .pliht -

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two bottler ot beer in

vlan said he itrted to
it thing that .apeed
there was a l-o20
said Vsothin to the
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