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talcal. . tRe t eo shows e l here
Contep" lasaod en Rita Hay- lusheet love. . e
wdrth biog are pure fakery '. aldaon once Jn the Broadway
Cops suspect that t ASgO gem chorarUParadl e* etp.). is unow
robbery at 70 P Avenue) was the mother of r.hidren
fingered by a tied oreigner well coulcrash the. Cope line tower.
known along the Stork-El Moroc. row. .
co Palm Beach beat. The aene tie s1tiseen
-- is making the easier to nb
"Is 2Reminds soe d tl that F1l9 Al-
Lanza will be interested in learn. len's less-alrer eppilsp to to
ng that Bing's version of "Wlite vee: "Imltatd i tIhe ~hj nre
Christmas" (4, hisW aw Deeca al- form of radio" you
bum) Is Is original recording of Nov. 2th gu iteed-tI3a'te the
s ago. It sold over ten mil- date Richard ba the
Sa -decided wnot to 'L Pt .
improve on p tion... .Produc- Hall. (End ) .
er Geo b whoelped father Brando isn't -mad. T
"Pama Game" and On Your down .a pere deal for wa-
Toes (among other shows), owns terfrnt.' It wi t.t least ten
three oil wes now gushing like m blloa bux.
Niaga.s ., .Hy Gardner's book,
"Champagie Before Breakfast" ITn "Dear Chlles" dialog in-
arrives Nov. Sth. .. .It' still early cldeai Mar i ae is a sort of
In the season, but at press-time, frledhip reeognised by the p
Red Buttons is leading J Glea- lice.. It's one e t m top
by' three top-blowings at w ,
prose ip the N. Y. Times: "One a complaint in a ene
of the principal avatars of San to colum. . Kyle



Orleal JCazz." (an, s that Bop- "I etting a
,cure!) she confim, "oDIV S1a
The Trib's Paris deputy, Art I We tivuianei
Buchwald, is in the Belgiar. Congo shud (for -t
writing a piece for Colier's spoof- .ehe chaem
ing me. big-game hunting stuff of te Bronx s t
H e in wa an Ruark...In- the theone toq wve fe-
credibly, the new show sea- t t ro at the
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predicted i W coree 0ppe ee.
whatever becaaeof Ci? . .M4st
be nice tor 4 Garland 6 estai
all taose pa.te o baec at
all tnose stabsa- toeo heast..,
rae 4 Joes, wao 0t.,S per'mon.h
In toe Army'a mn taslo, a"w
rate *2,500 a weekh f r
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Mra. Ungn4Prof. Colm. 'red hand to 1he mice.I
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6was won Sal a who were visit's R IAWC Grp
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ol Thei e AWas Pro. que and Dr. Igles-as A meeting of e Bella V s-
atd are lcMr.atNrs attached to the Cumiarenis He Commi houl
Cl b r s. M n o cal Department of Educa- the later-Amer ca W omen', se -@ soR 6 e "9
eert m nc- .,at the home of Mrs. S&.
nets with varn- Perkas Entertain Abbott, i088 Parsosh St., lali Every year, right after school wells in halves and toasVePt sides.
A brief history H. M. Consul of Great Britain Heights. ne we let our younger son Arrang 2 halves on each late,
scope bf work, in Colon and Mrs. A. R l. Perk- The purpose of the meeting a "Back-to-School. Prty." tested d up Then co pinge
aembemuhip and Ins entertained a few friends at to discuss plon1 lot the benefit is little celebration, attended h over tlem. rvo
m -atorv wa l dinner and bridge on Thursday wlich will be held el November. by his school friends makes the m urredl d rt).

esveri.Gue wre) Dr. Ra a eel g Ma n. w te rh ea NeW raseR h state a- seid end ba auila b tnes pu daute


ote an's ther De.oye, Di. Hmar and-- --. AltS Dialoeeigh a Hiss thurk b es, un a o r tdy and wxnte r, annoue to- a a 1ea to the Publ has er as f
ar oogana uriCe- hisoaeduetatorsoattatheo (ivi-sunny-ricune etHeoomeipteflooers onttoare bright t ad


al omDa omhs eiron catc a Ishn h rernso foot moun e edt at ta ct la e s torm Vay)
m UsoM. Hal M )meet l MondaM hornedNam.Oat 9ih a g a1

mn W am Osn a n Aieo knsaertait ott5 R 8s ary mla S St E v ends uto at ter o eUa wnser ct.o a truesubte. My e eared t tcrlo a tf erlee llv. and.

atd by inr. Mr. and Mri s. Max Delvalle Holy Family Chuen h in MJ gae Four e ses baon, dieyAse. boosted by a sharp tsp in corn- t o the coat.
ave left for a vacationsre. in tshe a will have their regular mth dib-szed alon, lied A merci al building, rose this wk The CARE off in Panama CARE has also de availablef e WO e sow (left) a li
wnrndamted in- otes. ly meetag on Monday aftem oadr d u -s M ed green per, 1 I a to 25.381,000 prom a t week's has been raised to full stature as supplies and material to assist of the plo copin'
natlvA. --- vena. small peeesnounC'leap bone- *192931, Engineering News-Recr a mission, Paul C. French, CARE with training course for rural in all.wo& plaM
he A nsdar less de put in 1 nch ord reported td However active director, announced to- midwIve under the Public has le ar their trim, i
t MusicMrs.Harold(Maree)GorofmeetMondeam.at bewithitepooisalg cups latest fd tre it for a aix-day dVat the wdrld-wde ohyrofit Health Department.o ar t
Shisan ewrstationwitheS hcan s en ouget1 tep fare organization's uhe-aqar y With the establishment ot a full watto-repellent-O
Worcestershr t ste pound One ear ago, building con- tern in New Vork City, mission in Panama. -CARE pack- asftcollar e
La man, edauldosAuarin, i M te R esr e r shred- tact Aed $288citI At the san time, French ap- ages to moat of the free world an dep I
an MelModayht parents, the Ambassado ed about 1 cup), I t o s hm- private volume this week in- pointed Mrs. Mary G. Lwrie as can now be purchased herR. Ad-C
nard. wo is of f pin to Panama and Condes osayltaScieyO burger rwals, eludes $45,000000 for commer- mission chief s or Panama. Mrs. ditlonal self-help programs fb .
hmus, was a do r. bago. MR1 building, or n74 pei cent-more lbwie has been ase r vbisnpg as Panama are underway, a lo a' egI with bc-tko
S- aIn a. large, heavy skillet, corn- tn the average week to dateI CARE representative in Panama with CARE's varied assistance to esabe tiedrpn
residents and ChurambelesFt By JAMEbitNNEoSN bat obleonion.s gn P the publication note. "It also since the beginning of CARE's social welfare in general. s lerat ways.
SPanama Ci.- Professor Alba and the ChurumS Dy ir tei beef and arc Co modPer includes $83, 600,000, for mass work there in January, 1953. She t
was Sthe next bees of Spai, who have. been united Pans3mac u hrpn eat a ob a 1Wito s dusntotiain and $39S0000 for I-- o well-own1 the IRthmul S lt Dam t to a
ke Ce e of mont in Pants, were honored tucky Is famous its ham but J 7 a t "to6ham more than teivol er weeknt hping leds. tMre. Lowrwitbeacnt
p eg% I s o f s st mPn a a o rde rin t C7 s a u c e H i g hwlys$ 4 5g00 0 o r a m s io in c h i & f o r kP a b m M r s .E l-h* r aV
w ^I Loulavu".8c!^ -(UP&jan Ausria building" ye cent havin .ive"^ 1b "* ; cu b F~ .
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me aare =served ham at every
home they visit.
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dishes is Chicken Creme de Voli-
alle, a delicacy much easier to
prepare than to pronounce.
Mrs. Watson is the wife of the
district.manager for the Southern
Bell Telephone Co. The couple has
one child-12-year-old Otan. Both
the men in her family like vege-
tables, Mrs. Watson said, nd thi
makes shopping and meal plan-
ning easier.
,f usually do my planning ms I
shop." -she said. If od looks
good to me, the rest of the family
usually likes it woo."
Here is her recipe for a, fmily
favorite, the Chicken Creme de
Volialle..
3 cups ground lehcken; 1 can
mushrooms ground; I cup cream
sauce; 1 teaspoon melted butter;
1 teaspoon grated. onion; 1 tea.
spoon minced parsley; 3 eggs beat-
en; and I package unsweetened
gelatin.
Mix chicken, mushrooms and
cream sauce. Add butter and beat-
en eggs. Aix well. Ad parsley,
onon. and gelatin which hai been
dissolved In a little wm water.
Season to taste with salt, cayenne
popper and WorcesterirUe sauce.
Put in a greased mold and
steam for 1% hours. Uamold and
serve with a rich cream mush-
room sauce.
So Where Are theyt
HUMBOLDT, Tenn. -(UP)- T.
P. Bethshares began advertising
in 1891 that his grocery "wants
1,000 dozen eggs." Maybe he nev.
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shares, operates the store now and
still "wants 1,000 dozen eggs."


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American dishes Aad sandwiches.
- Menus are moderately priced and our service
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i s. When s iot 11 s apeeifically it involves Pitts- lent Order of Porteterg, w Aor edd
n a turgh Commalt leader,Steve serve 20th anniversary this70 e
S ..,most t Nelson, convicted In 1952 of ilo- evening with a function at the "t
Snatin POant' daw to oveM Avenue.i s club, on National was for
ap." M ln th i k1t wee ot.e Tonig ht's festvtlet. which les rdn
at t were a u The Pnnaya Sa upreme acheduTed to get underway at 9 C alu- t
S to an h Court reversed the conviction on p.m., will be preceded by a cee- ar
te nie_ grounds only federal law ap- mony during which the "Sub- "*ela
Alfred i ws, plies to suc offenses. pennYl- lIme degree" will bie conferred This t
opened e nine oi vanlua apd the attorneys general on retired Chief Rangers. cross th
l seemed anno 27 other states appealed to The ceremony will begin at 6 $tamped
T in semaed,. i the high court to uphold state m. at the lodge's courtroom oan over Ba
iAo other lead have slitlon statute. st 7th Street. own wh
any better. A union spo eaman said the .. the Idah
f queen of clubs was played action on the no-strike ruling Home Work dr-"b.
from the dummy, and *M Jaye may cause labor unions to seek From
East, properly played low. South horter wage contracts in the SPOKANE, Wash., -(UP) H. cruos Li
hastened to draw truppp, -since future In contrast to a current Calvert Anderson, executive ecre- Kan., M
the opening lead milghthve been trend to long-term agreements. tary of the Columbia Inter- mery, A
a singleton. When declafrr led a The court, In a brief order state Compact Commission, is do. at which
low trump from the dummy, East with no opinion, refused to over- ing a little tutoring at home these mine by
played low and South wen with turn a ruling ly the 8th US. days. His stepdaughter missed ust weather
the king. Cirult COurt .of Appeals that one question. In a qmrner school, He sai
Declarer had to get to dummy thCCIO Pac nghouse Workers examinatli6 a ( WashUinktn his. long as
In order to lead trumps again. He violated the Tall-Hartley law by tory. It was "Where is the Colum. PvrP.-"'
led a low diamond, intending to striking before their contract bis Basin?" Florida I
finesse dummy's nine. Sheinwold with Wilson and Co., expired in
was ready for this play, however, 1948. *
and deftly put in the Queen of In other major actions the ,
diamonds Dummy won *ith the court:
atce and led a second trump, Jaye 1. Refused to reconsider its
winning with the see of trumps. June 7 ruling bringing under
East naturally returned a spade, federal regulation some 4,100
and finessr-lost to the kin,. West natural ga producers who sell
returned the jack of hearts, and to interstate pipeline companies.
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my to repeat the club finesse. As racial regation n nterutate |S
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one trick in each suit. louth ac Court ruled this was a federal
tally drew afoeurth, trump. and issue The U.S. S supreme ourIt
cashed his high spade, after revMily has aIsued ever rul-.
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>FOR RENT
r 'Hmoes

: Te dape-sie party
514bedcee- mensle. com-
rem ied, in most elusive
I I dha et". Siltable for
e- bsiMee exeactive et
liating tele. Fermrly ec-
Sforeile embaeles. lI-
INited. rileese pelaee
fem 4 te 7 p.m. or 3-
S.ve 9 t9 .M.
-,-Two-bedroom chalet at
ores (Barrloda del Maestro).
2-4088.
NT:-New chalet Golf Heights
bedrooms), unfurnished or
furnished. Call Balboa 2870.
NT-- Three-bedroom house
ireflorsNo. 188. $90 In-
.ot No. 190. Phone 3-5586.

WANTED


Apartments
D:- Unfurnished 2-bedroom
irtment with stove, refrigerator.
t.water. .n El Congilo or Bella
I". Will iay $100. Call Patricia
, American Embassy or Tivoli
Ft House.
'FOR SALE


Real Ertate
t.E--Large residence located
iMt section of Bella Vista: Four
s each with its own bath-
ftwo moid' rmoms with baths.
dindr m yivng room
goad for en rtainln .
rounds aloil around, five
il.yrd with fountain, -etc.
t lreasredb'o price with-
Ilar. Phone Panama
r. .0763.
M -On account of voyage,
6 wit gbod rent in San Fran-
- 1949 Chevrolet convertible,
ct condItlon with payment fa-
P o ktti h treet # 19.
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that' rtjsftr i*t r maown
for entire bultdino. 'ith ~ el
-in yord. HOPKINS, # 63
'ily Avenue.

FOR RENT


,urnshed room,
lgoe41 t. Ap.IyNo. 34.

1, isW s Aid room in fam.
haift. 45th Street No. 14, Bella

CET:-Furnished room, Ae.ri-
kra.ouple. Kitchen, refrigerator,
ivate both ;7nd Street No. 14.1


FOR SALE.
Aqtomobilem
FOR SAL--Used carm, very cheap.
PANAMA AUTO, S.A.. # 45, Ave.
Joed Fraulisco de le o Ona.
FOR SALE:- 1951 Dodge twq-door,
lectner interior, new tires, 24,Q00
miles. $700. Phone Pedro Miguel
4-563.
FOR QUICK SALE:-1951 Chevrolet
Station Wagon, very clear. low
.mileage, new pdnt, $1.,100. Phone
2-1727.
FOR SALE:-Chevrolet Pick-up $300.
Phone 4-567. Pedro Miguel.


FOR SALE:- 1948 Nash Ambassador
S5-possenger coupe, radio, heater.
white-wael tires, seat covers, goad
condition. D. J. Quade. 2-3373.
5624-A, .Hecker Place. Dloblo His.
FOR SALE:- Original owner selling
1951 Buick Riviera in excellent
condition. See car and make offer
at House 587, Bciyano Street, An-
can. Phone Balboa 4409.
FOR SALE;-1959 Buick Super 4-
door .edan, radio and Dynatlow,
black w/w tires. House 0924, Am-
odor Road.
.FOR SALE: 1947 Oldsmobile 4-
door, 8-cylinder. 2 new tires, $300
Cash. Call Cocoli 8101.

FOR SALE
S heflunienwiis,


PFORSALE;-New Hampshire chicks.
..,,Phoae ,2-0295 or 3-4910.
IBAAA CANAL COMPANY
q*iRS MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS FOR SALE
Sealedh for opening in public, will
be reeive.d until' 10:30 a.m.. No-
venmbe t. 1954 In the office of Su-
perintendeit-of Storehouses, Balboa.
for boiler lobbied at Barge Repair Sta-
lton...Gambo end enipe anrd part'
and Dump paort lOcated at Section I,
qlbh.a Storehouse., telephone 2-2720.
Invitation No. 127 may 'be obtained
from the above sourcesqor, from the
Pfi.e,, of Superinterddet. f Store-
heowss telephone 2-1 ;..
O 1B ,-FinA Bosfm BOB bd
P^ M".ttea ^ Clar, Pon.
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,TA-Y .W, PU -
VW AE:-Meia buffet $8; 2-hp.
rotor $4%Q 1-1i. $25" t,4-hp.
St0; 1/j6-hg. $,. .- 25 cycles.
76.4. Phon& 23'5a


FOR SALE
Hounehold
FOR SALEt Double bed Ibleached
mahogany), very reasonable; three
floor lamps, two maple, metal. DI-
ablo 2-4327.'
FOR SALE:--Oak bedroom set with
dresser and stool, bed with springs
and mattress and bureau with five
drawers. Phone Cristobbl 2284.
FOR SALE:-Metal bedroom furni-
ture, desk, deep freeze, dryer, vari-
ous other household items. 6th Ave.
"Coco del Mar," from 9 to 11 a.m.
Call 3-193J7.-


FOR SALE:-Kelvinator I' l-ubic feet
60-cycle, $225; Philco rqdlc-pho-
nogroph, table model, $75; flving
room, bedroom, kitchen furniture.
AD for $150. Via Porras No. 52.
FOR SALE--PhiIco combination ro-
dio-ph;sograph, 2 speeds, 60-cycle,
excellent condition. Rodman 3504.
FOR SALE :--Three-year-old table top
range, excellent condition, $.75. Al-
brook 334-B, 86-3276.
FOR S'LE:"-Dish.a.her., water pres-
sure operated, rustproof, portable.
Name your price. Call Balboa 3490.

WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUY: Smooth tires.
suitable for reconstruction. Rec.n-
structora Naienel. # 7 Peru Ave-
nue. Phone 2-0406. %

MISCELLANEOUS
Gene Trader, expert Stateside. hair
stylist, is now beautifying many
West 'Bank ladies at the Genell
BIlis Cocoli Beluty Shop. Her per-
sonality is charming too. Call Navy
3812.
A JUNGLE JIM JAUN'T
THRU CANAL
AND TO FAMOUS PORTO BELLO
FESTIVAL
Aboard El Panama's cruiser
"Pescadora"
CANAL TRIP-Leave Balboa Dock 17
--7 a.m. Wed., Oct. 20. Thru Pan-
amno Canal with lunch $10, chil-
'dren $5.
PORTO BELLO TRIP-Lea v e Colon
4t.rnger's Club 9:30 o.m., Thurs.,
Oct. 21. Visit ruin of Porto Bello.


aboard. With lunchand dinner 15.
COMBINATION CANAL AND
PORTO BELL TRIP $20.
For reservations phone Jungle Jim,
El Panama 3-1660.


F .O.. .oU o FISH FANCIERS:-We offer a vorietv
FOR LE:--Collfttlon coins' Soon- o
ish Colonial period. Pieces of eight, of goldfish. 7th Street No. 18, Son
reps, gold scudos. Call Balboa Francisco. Phone 3-5587.
!43 7. ., ,-l.D -. A I "


F6R SALE:-BendiK,(nonomor auto-. i J"
motic wsher; 9-t.'poralain West- PRnnt & Mnoters
* .inehaB. refrligetr; 1.2-inch as.- _ _
.3peed fa. All 25-cycle. FOR SALE.:-Out=ia. d cabin cruiser
.a4o In excellent condition. Also with'1954 Evinruda 25.hp. motor,
I ~01 lprd. Phone Balboa 1003. $98p' or will sell bnat with acces-
S s, $600. Con :d seen ot the
9, I Dl^ n'l PFO TAUNUS D.A.ER, Agencics

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'Weather bureau Itself
1W trouble keeiag tubs
I after the hu GitVepe' w
built Myn Be a. s
St. annousngt th
would pass near Washinit-
i".p,m. was followed aulck-
toother report moving iu
6t to, p.m. A third
t timed Its arr lvl
La 7 p.m..The bv
ar, el "has been ov_.
ki erratic In history."
UT t. Maxsy WSt
Is trek Hurricant e ev M-
l* te* before he ato A
f5 the hurricane lsift
I d vyen tetMay ta t 4a e
Bt remn ale sterm
Own. ot1fCOnway. NSQl A1ew
ITy's ~Uf recnnnmo es
lsfto the howter i nIs
da crew watched I. 1w..in-
MlM)med aihore pt Myrtle
ju=V about 20 miles from

-Navy iV then turitia .
[-btoind ani flew bark to.
imNaonvle Tla. NTval Air
*r and wmit strmailhbt tn bet_
e after 10 n ours of
Ig the storm winds, v
teI followed itsa errttc
EJIJ n the Caribbean Ge.
SAtlantic Ocean and un
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orate rates. Phone 6&441 or 4.567.1
Philip. Ocea ide cottags Sant
~Clar. Box 45, Bulbi. Phone
Panama 3-1877. Cristqb l 3-1673.

FOR RENT
Apartments
ATTENTION 4 I. Just built modems
furnished q rtments, ens, two
bedroom, hot, cold water. -Tel-
ephone Panomo 3-4941.
FOR RENT:-Furnmlhd (y unfumrih-
ed 2 & 4- bedroom apartments.
Contact Alhambra Aplrtments,
10th Street. Phone 1386&-'Clon.
FOR RENT:-Apestmnets. C ..WO.
sea ApartmeatL. Ph5a $7,, Ces.


FOR REN T: Beautiful furnished
apartment, one bedroom, Vi Eqp&
f* o, house before Juan Franco.
FOR RENT.-Modern apartment, two
bedrooms. Centrally located. Phone
2-Q480._________
FOR RENT -Modern apartment, very
coo!, screened, dining and living
room, two bedrooms, large kitchen
and balconies. Jose de Fabrego
Avenue No. 22 lPasadena) fac-
ing Panama University. Phone 3-
1160.


FOR RENT -Three abortments (fur-
nished and unfurnished). Bennett's
Photo Saudio, 181 central. Low
prices.
FOR RENT:-Modem apartment, fur-
Dished or unfurnished, garage. Via
Prras. 46.
FOR RENT: Small aprtMint in
Parque Lefevre. Phone 3-5246
FOR RENT -Portly tarnished or uon-
furnished 2-bedroom apartment in
best residential section of Bella Vis-'
ta: Goroge and maid's room. Phone
2-1C8? or 2-0335. ,
FOR RENT:- 2-bedroom opartmen ,
cool, with sea view. No. 2, Uru-i
guOy Street. .A :
PO E$T^ pih twh.be4eom


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FOR RENT: Furnished oartPest,
North American neighbors; regulor
transportation. Do you need' one?
Expecting your wife? Phone 3-0471.

Help Wanted


WANTED:-English speaking maid to
do housework, washing, ironing,
sonne cleaning. Must stay in. Call
2-6318 after 6:00 evenings or any
time Saturday or Sunday.
WANTED:-Maid to cook and gener-
al housework for American family.
References necessary. Phone Colon
992.
WANTED:- Experienced nursemaid.
Call Panama 3-2586. 4 7 p.m.
Saturday; 12-4 p m. Sunday.,
WANTED:-Maid for general house-
work, including, washing, ironing
and cleaning three days a week
BRING I EIRINC1. Apply 604-B
Cas.ados Rood, near Ancen Blvd.
and Administration .Building.


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(next to B= office)
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town Univ., WSal.nton, D.C.,
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and Oakpbo. C2.
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A three- and-a half hour com-
mand poC t .tercise designed to
test bWth-.tL Armed Forces comn-
munication system and s t al
proeedure.invaolving d is as ttie
control, was held yesterday ins
preparation; for the fortheoling,.
Isthnn*m wdi "Jackpot III."
The exercise InInvoed solutions
by the se of t6 Joint Task
Force 1 rttr Di s a s te r
Control emulate problem st
upby. C. I. W. Wilhbur'Xi d-ms-
ter control eetrise *dreeor.
Is emphhelted thatr,tfts' wt af
exercise for miltery .eommeandme
era and their tpf and did not
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Terrace. On the Atnl c side
severest structural damage fel1
on Gulick and argarita wth
lght damages and casualties at
Coco Solito. ,
7M atomic lbtts put kl e t-
phone, and teletype wie co&qou.
nip tlon systemS out of conmmi
san with the exception of Joint
Task Force Hemdquarters a ft d
Fort Kobbe. AV a' tsult, Joint
Task Force He resort-
through Alb=o 1 roce Base.
The Air Forclf, 1 1, relayed
all Task Force vnptUB quea. to
their destination. .


The exercise all pbr-
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coMipnder leVels4 A tet4 l
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WASHINCTO.q (iP) b n]AW we w
school students throughoutrae d r te p
country are invited to comet in aliTcra built
Ithe l4th annual Selnee et ate in 103 dil
Search for total aot, $1 1 ptb lanes,
Westinghouie science sc airaft bi
Forty finalists will be s said the alri
rrom thousands ofe ntrantir ,4a0 civil p
rticipating ub private and" i r t
denominaLm shgtoli. = I
The buy or tirl, wh"M #, phe lane
around siea. p orMM whose Po qu ae r car
Judged the most g
receive a I,0, p Lnd i n.-e e.
scholarship. ga ho
ranging f arom 2.o$a i*MW due
awarded to the18M rebaii.
ists.
The awards are Mado I
ingbouse EducgtIomai
which is- Upp d by
conducted by '"ienee of
America, admalisetoedil. ibB'
Service. A


,O in the bank, was found starved I The 40 finasb
to death i nhis basement flat. to Washingt to
Ienre Taent t
Repaid Feb. .
AUBURN, N. Y. -(UPI- An be ann
Auburn m has squared his coU- the essd=i,
slcae ar 20 years. He sent s10 boys andi
tetott atAonal Harvester and lent preoIt
ga be stole 't during the de. scientists
i %e letter was unsigned. mention
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..arry Brown, fed-
said emergency store. tni-.

paterYwe said e had toh
In Out eak O iOTwJaever equipment 0 fM0- ase-.
Srthe wate shortage at ser
h PORT Ow PAIN, Trinidad, reach several mll os of dollaTs rot i n said 2 pumps and ap
t. 16 (UP) .- A currentt out None of 18 c .ul e liners or feet. of pipe are being. ure.water
ed n thre eaths so far, pub- he ouris se is now expec- ,000 feet of pipe at tb






olie health author ,ities said today. e d to make the tIlt. Ala.; onL pump and 1egia e-
A ourth death as specter Trinidad Government has of pipe at Commerce ., 6
In. an rnndo Trinidd ed th f following statement pumps and 5680 help e m e Nor-
l opera starobert city, wherrill anss a shlapely hensi ii t wua diclos ed2 .o -
noculaton teams began work- bout a tra between e catiol nts and 2 tor
dih oT srred [olo an Ve neela pal a 'emergency stores at C tll-
Trinic r August, when a about d. Records 3in Trinidad r boro on p ad
ftll stricken. The two for se Vene fee virtually ae e Txhoaus lled.

utbes were alo f Y florom wa e equipment from Noroasince vi,
nl jngle eths. Trinid d and made wate thshortage at
o-- ville, N. C.
PORT OF .W.UrPAIN, Trinidad, reachseveral mrellonslof dollars. Brown sd 2 pumps A2,
Oct. 18 (UP) A current out';.None of 18 cculae liners original- feet. of pipe are beingouc1 at
ork of ymedicalo eer hvi.resl y scheduled traffic call here u red, g W nety-x, C.: one pm
edin three .deats- so far, pub- the tourist seeion in now expect- 6_0 feet. of pipe at C e.1
le health authorities said tod ed to make the it. Aa.; on pumllep and 13und ee
A fourth death a suspet of Trinidad Government has of pipe at Commerce, .-t.. 6
n Sanellow feverdo, Trindve. ad'ons. ed the followstriing statement p: mps ad 5680 feet of e
e second largest dr ckty, where mld s toha (1)co rqqrecto of areheos a- N.
einoculation teams began work- bout a trafificata by all between te aon ts
I he a tatester of dates fer Vcolony aeud Venaezuela. at N.C.; p ps
SThe tree d s occurred "often n unoresultg (2) and 2,s00feet of pipe at
ain io early August, when a about condnnms in Trinidad oreenaboro. %.C.:L one pq p"and
Bin ritish hunter who had there aft a creation of tra Ia0,400 feet. pipe t OWan
Setof thcentral jungles wak on between Trini a d and Vene .C and onepumpa .00
9ttftally stricken. The two for several days. A Venezuelan feet I pipe at Thomasville.
M r, fatalities were also from team of skpert0I aasncevisih N.C.
jfbvt tentral -jungle areas.' Trinidad and -made a through
i.,it rector of medical services, sad traffic hls been resumed, wlACH|I"
Bft ._.h- authorities_ were digap- redtrizttoan ; permilssble under lw -o -._ -w-
Im p e with the result of their internatlqdil Sanitary Regutja- L A
mini uatl-yellow fever drive, taone. Thae restrictions are: ft tfR 1 aw
AusW- the" vac e cliomes in 100-tot, clnation certificates by all crews
M pust be used'with- and. passeftors of ships plong Now F V o
ft i k 0e .:A ttr of m inates pfrer Vene zuela. a ; ., . ....
rt e opened, often resulting (2) -.DO tWt-lonof aU a IN Kii. Finlau, 0at. i-
i- wworthlthousands olf dal-icraft-ISr^ WnSW.a over-
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GATUN 7:00
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CAtMEN BKIGHT. ilefti (iuartennaster employee at Coro-
ral, receives a suggestion award certificate from Lt. CoL J. .E.
daudet. Executive Officer. Quartermaster Section, USAR-
CARI,. for a suggestion adopted under the USARCARIB Em-
oloye Suggestion Program. Bright's idea suggested the com-
mand-wide usage of a new Quartermaster carton opener.
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Supreme Court Tos

Suit Agoinst Eastern A

WASHINGTON; Oct. 16 (UP) tereilaim and ented a
-The Supreme Court today pre-ludment aiat i
vented the sole survivor of an 1ie _
air crash that killed 55 persons The appeal court
from ing .astem Air Lines or reinstates do x'a
$3,00M damages, throw out o e i$1
In a brief order declining to ment.
c insider the case, the court left
standing a District court of Ap- Normally the ay
peals rtuln setting aside the be open for mt&li
claim ofl rik- ls Bridoux, a suit. Howevae, i aL
Solivianpilot whose P38 collided dealing with rts
with an Eastern airliner over the. diater a
National Airport in 1940. grand juiriOat
March 14, I a1
SEastern originated the suit Ip ol1 orithe arll3tef.
an attempt to collect the valqte crlfudge MtttIO y
of its plane from Bridbux, who ruled the gowe t
was blamed for the acidet y responsible.
the Civil Aeronautics ~oard. -
doux .answered with a i0.000 Both the
counter-claim. Then he left the Eastern have
country for two years. On wo- which Invol e .
tion of the airline, the district llon of dollar the
court here threw out the coun- the crash victim .

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I IN BREATHTAKING. CMtMAsCO 1
Wome 's Auxilli .ar"V S x w s

01 -S. Pelr's A Handsome Photographic Record of a Jou

In 40th Year From Milan to Naples, Through Florence
..* and Rome!... .'.


A corporate communion and re-
ception nave been planned Dy Tne
uomen's Auxiliary ol St. Peter's
cnurca, La ioct, in observance
of their 38th anniversary.
lae auxiliary is tne 9ldest sar-
viving organization of the church,
and its history dates baek to tme
time when at. Peter's ha d a
cfapttr of the Daugnters of the
'Kng K s-wa a BaManted ytb.
r' #ta A Wutiary.. ,

ia sh tid wVe, eee
taking care of the. aler. It has
also-engaged in charitable work.


K. A. Fagerholm, chairman of tomorroww morecniv co mmu
fi m Presieent' ""1i l. . a body at the choral eucharist,
last night the task of wein heo LOVER BOY-J-ete the pmS- starting at 7 a.m. Tne reception
two largest parties this strat et o affection.-on will be held in the parish hall on
g ly placed nation on Rusia's 'h duckc-haped salt sha-. Monday evening.
doorstep together again folow. The lovebirds aOe owned by Children's Eucharlst
ing. Wednesday'ssplit The social M. Howard Wibon, of Indus.- In addition to the choral eucha.
Democrats and Agrarians split trlpl City. Mo., who says the rist, the Rev. John Spear, priest
and forced Toerngren's resina. tomance is steady and some- in charge, will celebrate t h e
tn following a ilpute over times violent. It seems Pete gets monthly children's eucharist at
the government's wage and pre angry because the duck doesn't 10 a.m., taking pl a c e of the
control program for the next 12 return his love. church school session. Parents
months. may attend with their children.
Delegates from both art I e P m 1 m
buiddled for three hour last sfnielit
beoreB-deeding to meet again to. WEEK-END RELEASE!
ily to work out a compromise .
whch'will enable them to re- | | 1 Il V -A-In
form their coalition. Fagerhnm I
agreed to accept the nomination __ _ V _I 1 _
of both parties as premier follow-I -
ing a talk with Psaaikivi and
Agrarian leader and former Pre- PRICES: 0.75 -- 040 SHOWS: 1:1s S.I 4i:04
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r BEST PICTURES OF THE ,
Scout News g.. .-* PAOQRA CAM.CHN.

LPeack 12. Ga.un .I .
Meets Tuesday ---.
Rcouts, will me"t Tuesday night WJ 1,'
:00 p.m.-at the Trefoil Hou se
All new beys wisbhin to loin
the ack- are spr ed to attend
with their parents. n
The nesti g places of the cattle.
ret have not vet been located
in South AmericA although the i
bird appeared on the-etontinent
more than 20 years ago, says the
N a t i o n a I Geographic Society.
Flocks have spread from Brittfi
ard Colombia. They are also new

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luwdlee. Al save the quarterback and center stand straight
'facing the line of scrinunagr.: This enables nine men to wi
tL defense as the quarterback calls the 4Jinal. (NEA)
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for NEA Service
lon and exasperating
the epach had worked on
ung giant who h.ad come to
campus as a freshman hail
as one of the really great tack.
esdra, s had been lust about
I -ad evething-,sit,.
h m In ar4oi
*wa Whela'N sanlOYaery
the eoach decided. tbqre was
hnce left. If he could make
6ica mad, it might help.
ought to be ashamed of
Iff" he snarled Into his ear )),.
e opening day of practice.
Wtt wh at you've got, there's
:X you shouldn't be able to .
44 field. Why, it -I
sprbe I d have been the
championn of th e
.:.,.I "Yeh," he replied, softly, "w
'proad slowly over the what stopped ou from being
flyweight champion?"


..She slept in his bWd...wore his pajamos
THIN SHI JAl TOOK OVIRI







P". WILI. S Bl I REYNOWS5
SRiE Spt ere

.i ..uiANNE FRANCIs -.tgbpTCHNICOLOR
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Ft. h Raise Mon ey FT Ti

B1'IMRISS G R .
Armed Fowces boxing fans will PHILADELPIA, Ocet. 16 tUP) hlel "m most
rate National Olympic Dy aer's beloved al t el t m in m r
big way at Forth Kobbe. fattes beloved Ath e nd h o s .e -
when a scheduled 12 bout boxing The animal g tursaDutI, moved to 1R
smoker will be held inU"LifellnermThe azI glreodk- X.- *ahd title on OW. ;A.
Arena." Starting timeIs h7:30 in the Ahr sh l eal dy ealed-a re. le td .
pmt to Kansas ciy4 1l011ot1 "" 1"The
Fighters participating will be hen 10 ra beamed
from Fort Kobbe, Fort Clayton. $m3 17a T. w9111oneTo puto roo
Albrook AFB, Coco Solo, and thn 75 wh co are toi
al Trperma b Ct cago reNosae Armatter lto_ of fils t ti
Bantamweight Pvt. Juan Al- old Johnson, Johson a r c t even t ,
veres-Torres. A Company, 33d to move the franchla toM Kasas the A r
Inf. Rgt.. will be pitted against City. have had no a have
Pvt. Marvin Henderson, No final deion in the con- r of th been
S Albrook is scheduled to box Pfie. fusing financial. situation will be has been my .agn aVI M tioR-
Billy Lawson. Tank Co.,n l RCT. announced inti 11 a. m. (Stho u. ( o th re M aot
in a lightweight contest. Junior- Monday bu ta member of te t Monof Ue- T ig It.. .^.
welterweights, Cpl. Raul Calde- Phil a de I p h la busineament's beat solu se ^h
ron, Fort Clayton, vs. Pvt. Fran- FrOUP said d' money already "My last
S Di-ll A i in the till." Anothera out s ty, one of. ba he wc kIa a
33d n. Rgt.-cloe to the tck family saide thet g" buy
In the elterwe Iht division deal probably would hat been s tates, B area obo 00 Chi
t. Abel ara. Fort n, yesterday but for Roe of 6,000,0 -I ot of the Saxton, a arold
will test Col. Ernesto Ramo-i-al-t o al .e o the
ueroa A Company. 33 Inf. Rgt tra in an official American from buts i career vi-
Siht-middleweiht PIt. erome when the club cha ged actual fl cts theorie." r'" o h ar -Jo -
GladowAOkl, A Comoanylyd Infdt. .Johnson l 1ie B /ta lo and-o sOIcli. .
Reit., ti scheduled against SOa Under di*k`eWV Wilit for ap 1 ,0 t in talks one, however, ext o n
Donald McRay, Fort Clayton. A iI expected to be a eta wIch tut ,- doesn't to feel too well
2/c Pault, Si th., Albrook AFB, on MoSndays-yr-6 I 0011 000,0M000 in lu have already even If he wins the title. Jo o y
Ske f. i aarnerCo- and Earle would ibe bouht, been received." has a aldayadate in a New York
co oio, ein a middleeigbt bout. with Roy rad tain an l aCity ail Walting for hida the a
Pvt. Ed Tarverb.B Co.. will fight and an official pealtift in 3te ak ,i--S.......rute the fht Is over. ioreived
rent PLt. Robert George from Albrook to notify Primesien y~e Wita- -tar d ofithan8 tichets
at FB. ol Monday. ti- ae E and me mind, 1 a lack Of mobility in
The four feature attraction A thoroughly-confued John- definite' be a d the rn, Saxton is a definI u.
To e fores etnreattract ons o n, meanwhile, sad he still u, di m*-" derd*.'
will find Sn. Pex Houston. Cocothought the a hold be st l f' Stytoukesemoededo
Solo, boxing PFc. Henry Akins, thought the team, should be describes Is peuar- Styles wouldd seem to detewIame. ,neAi
Battery C. 504th FA ., in a sible fhthis.GalIs at his bes
tery. ht vAn. InI who are vitally Int eI in a slow-uovig opponent.Te. .....
nor-wevmteiwelght event. In keeing the As In PhIldel- Kid usually ps and mov anen.eabout. owaver. the Kid's iht fl[ a borln ,
event joe Collazo-Mareigutl, phl." around this ty O f fighter, sr- ne seros matoueh mot o. t't ,I *h even
Battery B. 504th. IightsnC ad o-n to two unidenti- in him with at bus left him -than an tra set osth un- whhe14clo o- Ms
Battery B. 504th. fig t CPl. fled men, te Ph ladelp up at-is,stenormalaln cana- drum he-es to beoat.- but.e ha%
1eroPere, For lyt. is composed of IeonrI Strick, do these things. But time and ft, both Jab and- searint hooke
0Col. Jack ONeal, C Be rsma- a truck-traIler -manufaeturer: an accumulation of ovr 100 always as been his weapon.. f
t h ine o obbe Paul T. Harron,.owner of radio fights have-Irobbed a lot of the -'6"aha" l.ui
ship Trhy in the Fort Red Grgscheduled station WIB G: Barney Pisher, bounce firm th t ad's pg. He Sa n, by accident or the
aBoxinst Pout. Richarm d Natale, oil and ae'-.exautive; showed -thls plainly in his try fo has .. din-mre wixd gemha
a Tos .i the lhtid By RED GRANGE Arthur G motor tracking Olson's. thtoe re re ecld
executive: Josph Leiban, do. In that one, he tried to e W.eiilher. avon fans re any mo try
dlewelght division.LighheFav- Originalnla erartment fe filal: sadord still moke than usual aId bo r two.oa them elearly -I at that t
Caweights Con des dori Wareley, Ior xlot m m te: Ar- he couldn't pick his spot -for frlightf ls in succession.- which comr t with Ba
Clayton. nd Cpl e nfe ature UESTION: er me-ou thur 1loenberg of thUe Food Fair ries agalns an always -pUn saw11 Ruby Goldstein throw lio-e 4W112 a 11e11
planned for one of the feature lSTI Ater to t t Wili A4er. Olson. ULivip inel an6-then master Eal-,"I pahe it ear i
encounter, iste clock started only upon oreaW"n g cintracter e could come into trouble ton otqf the rng for not sas,
Other 1;igh lights of the eve- of ba?-e rne. of th was deatood against Saxton because of this. le.Jay 1s g kum d~ ~ I bet up 5 ..
tohaveIn0Johnny is far froa flash when
ning will pit Bobby Riben of Answer: Iti ss otrts "O'00the od In witjohais 0 jopf..he b ,ibutmhef: %am. a---, .

IW contributions IWi be *,.-%,
for the National Olympli iy
fund raising campaign. f. r
Q. A team couee eut of tm tile,
huddle zrdy to run a play. Rmacb. 61
Ed Mufligan, b.ev tmo
such a WAY that several blocki"g" "-4, .. '-
MsJoin s mezt-intheinar e

ellRoy M ack der. ,
the A, Iometime a inew play Is
called for. verb teams to"
To Revamp As ""., u haveigfas
but e are such that if
*ere is b& near enough
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10 (UP) them N a lean sht, .they
Eddie Mullitan, baseball play- auto r head for .another
er and executive for 31 years, defended -hi_ pel do temi just ,
said'today he and ,Magck wilg as mno& "d ot of ..play.
Join. forces in a top-to-bottom *- .
revapi iplng of the Philadelphia Q. When d lsear Bryant, the.
Athle Tca if the A's are kept in Texas A. I1.. coach play col. .
Pladelphia. lege footbal?-JWm Mulloy.
Mulligan, president of the Sa- A. Brygs- was %a edat Ala.
cramento Solons of the Pacific bama, WE* ~D" SI, in the
Coast League, said Mack had mid-'U. "
promised him the Job of general avId nIa m livinced that
manager if present negotiations '"" "y
w th 10 Philadelphia busness- m
M men are successful. Ja
And. Mulligan am. If he r r smoking
pets the post h wIe Fra tnk givessoking
(Lefty) O'Do of .. ....ado
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........- -- .... .. ..... him as field masassr.
S"R,' woy wants me?' Mulligan
'. | said. "But he's got 10 men to
deal with and maybe some would
object to me. But sinae he' the
rime mover la this deal I think
A re l Ction of t will go through.
S"Roy and I have been close
friends for the pat 30 years
''* g 1o t \There ls a lot of work to doup
t at there and with the ol' left hand-
a er (O'Doul with me I think we
can do the things Philadelphia
expects of us."
O'Doul was reported "very
mueh interested" In the Phil-
adelphisa job. He has long been
mentioned in ceOunadltle with
major league managerial jobs
b. but has remained in the Pate-
fle Coast League sdnae he came
down from the Giantsa n 1925.
Mulligan, 00, after a long play-
ing career, bought the Salt Lake
City Bees of the Pioneer League
in 1939, sold the club In 1940 and
later bought into the acramen-
to club.

.,,i GON ~Carlsbad Carbine
Threatens'Mark
Of Former Idol
DENVER (NEA) Jimmy
-" Bowen's teammates are calling
him the 'Carlsbad Carbine.
Bowen. Denver'i 18Sf- p-o u n d
quarterback, threatens to
wreck every passing record
held by Sam "The Re.".. ,t,h-
everry.
E.te* very, now in im Cana.
dithan League, comes from the6
same New Mexico eity as Boww
and was a n *id .l~ sTa
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OIweR set aboutlto bre.
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"i"[topen the Cate Jd aa_ ka a--rnd bypi
---] ao.mch o mm .m tr ran over too fort
o The 18 squad, with .ddie a ,r in U last us-er4

Yotl- d defense honest. the pSwed and be gnorted-
S oa d fine defensive ball nU means of a 6srd tackle,
." 1,,th nn&n nd no, ohr secon tw e.,,1, t,,k p.o ,
form unt.. .r- TO f hrS5ma t o

nn au bi dt and s the one W line-. e m

a,,,. i.or he "i thtg a t.. goal After the .,.n daro so i, the i
po tot Thleg omai n t a Ol as the-." boys played de feaut bal. held
.e.e-u g .o.ld.. m, n th. AeM ash wat.a.p -. _.el, Te2ip. .
t e ) entire. > p_ fl




twDam., ca *S Nego Catcher owar 4
room .I H mooe_ o!- -fw _p eo r .ma o.. .e r72 ann M rge H a 461 Oook innm A '. "le ": TUE CoSMOPOLIPA Honey's 38u. For t.he Beareins,

Yo have n blhis th tkoei o TC h. T1he seventh wee irst h team snd hs are as






and uw I pbelieve this ee kg oungh 5 a o r..3 ldr r o a n p e in 4 g h sh arp eethI fa ke ol n e a t M e nad s
a1that h le abi y a os tr h asa wih 1 and tet soul Pout a-- .oi f.
S ot s.Iadclaesi o 'r r tbe tSeo t p aoeted on b tehe baIst al othr s ero m Pa t done ex p ointt tan --ft".
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LaBws r et, e agues-a thate sid C Crr conma B VAancento maerda thwe i tckns thd B a-12erou -






staiiiiiiiiiii-= $C beball-wa hod to the ETexarn L ea gee. 5 13 s ald r t hrel tooe Iause leabut ae y coulint
in ebusiess law when not Be a seth ettathe wasyer-o hr oow ,b ereigr
'v o thi k -.. out. oi ng the freshman team on p to by e r re a- arh rs ossont aolter e ds r c e I the in.a s
,'wndow ps,3e eOe. eas ner ao l n Seag ue r Ath n s o l a oenr lltedeout e a ne d6 8o3 the 8Tea- d t Te thedd 2 hi






Satb Acent, tnoe *ssv 8. Han r kn n uted3po 501fi a nd m do eage eonris an
ant im taukw skiee to .r oItself, as* fau asn who med who m rbtrdentpe Pob u len" t h Tu me' s ou6 we13 and Iris Wa-s women are asof roow
a.l ll10c -. htoineo whot ror
h t eow bav ei con. r ,dntent maotgbonrwern toil oldrivng38n'here 't uchcoroneos1- high game.
Toro ndo w iingc rs, i a o.t hi e h it eig in Alleys 1 anr 2 found au tougheN
r sow nward or pitchers s Vir Trck Hal there team tak oil r team 34 to Cunning Coffey








o.a l ho had brief trial elopment of Broo new e and banged out a 3-at point while Morris contributed
O iiiiiii..iiii.i1.i.-Notre Dam ^r HN a d Lou. t Browns and strikeout star, although he from the Lucky Five. High for 2nd Wilber made two19
.e ll est went Th Ptsurr P tes r the powerful Hellts were ob points For ier team er
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'^^^^ ,,^,^,^1^H vn aU the way. chaj-ed right-handed pitcher Ed Lowande's 538 and Virgin cored the o y touchdown. I
-."rel n aan e thWi to fromttheUen l eth Lerunn -
a Po CeMar an k eAr Woodchucks. The two
t e atom.tied othe first gamewRO
an the ln raesnscivbm and 92 alfo talijd

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ortree % a t50. ha ede. to fr te
oae l ared t2 . ti y whileI
l aue-tis tri.o s -a i th e fer Ltluo t. e c" d
aia slebal-w ouus- t. 52 and rge Harvey 461 took nA eue play we find

1." br hel or n .P an d8 pier mies w migy shaN te th B arr once, wth Me, arv
portle n_ e juiw .e Al lcote to Kansas Qty. a nd knowing outs 3 point vic- snd Pederson each contributing
togout -Andboysonplae b tory fro a doomee 0 ra p t, ea. hould-

.Y -et tme, e l mnyr PauinLfive. The Termites' game were vn's 2 oit ca me as a result
power t bg c_ cent manae were iCof 6 an o a numerous scorn oppWrtu-
n a hold ft FortWorth the ex League u 's 1 alo e the aus s but couldn't hang



treprehtol po rl-r r stm pr

inFaBuan k i-es amon from Depver of
woOnouldmdbeter comped.A a 1-7 record last sea-

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was dnr ,d--or 0ati h. Mod
Last year,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~A Iwsa=..s og*an trsA-te pItla insoses4kthticuelY0BIPtfropt fo CO2
Cr-nbs u a hnno 1 ~ow aslte cnvicin 'put tla gaden wei' f offy's sw Buc s* e A7VE-T4
Vou'6' x' to thi* ou. cobingthe reshen tam. on -~es8d toay y a air f grell hat he 2-yea-um ow- 36 ad -Td Scmidts Sohig


r II.M ,.o.MC ,o -
TUACTS, should be mad
To assutvo in obt
the '1955 PIRtCTORY,

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.Butate =f.'. . -.-thee t
despite hitly dM dteo L
his poatiom wa w epu 5 have beena
assume his searvig ot contract, Vhi sW
year and was toexpie PN 31. 81IM.
However, Houdas 3 out nd 3 la : .
BOx Tnflelder. and 14 plot of Lou m
winners, is., i Thu op new ,,0Iow I
an4 too often topsy-turvy a&Sn of T TopW.
regime. .. .. .
except for 11941.; wbic brought him .lh mle.b .
not the world Uchanm htp the" years mter,
happy for Tom l asieanway.mi aTi. Hne ha eI
out limitN He has poured million Into j ai
and sought no profit. for hf imt is
cess hat eluded him. G and ere A TU
Ieady to sellu out to a .ulnicate organlbed y h 0i
The fact s, Yawwg oever really
merely huem. in It. and then on t
To b d have bought theoaYnk after M-
CoL, acob ^wpbrt. The lateod Barra vlpead I
sell out In. thteub and purchase the w amrk
Zddie Collim wOuld not Tccompn om new a
of lolalty. YqyVksgreimqudIntales.

the Boston ,mn .tht 2 $..
other story had, it that Cronin t. iat was
and accept' the genera n ml ie p of t
from father-in-law Clark Orifflth unless Bonodreaus.e- i.
In any event. Lpu hA gone, and no thlEe r e.i aq .0 .
-lbility that Theodore w recant on nh retint aUi ,
ment. It will be relollected that when Wlam told- I .
bba all writers that he. would not return I'n 16, Yawluo I|
"The training season Is a good way oftf. ThinM may
Tom kn0w-the thata JOureau was oui6. |
The dy the oZsold Infieled* .v g |
So ft 'res -PrPMe.. Croa.nin sO -.
4Maybe some of he o da. like Billy Coslo. now w le
in our Infield. Thre was no sense n lying y -
C "Ofn waS certain that with Kelt gone, s Ou .
Place LA00 bo s baby Mo is lineup
third bdl^-ad dadnot us Oonsolo untll many weeim_
Creot-d %B o Rd ot into a hasslase lat yar
reofunoto ,e Xt"Mi on to ebntruotlon. TI
thou ft .Aheat ago hmd slipped so baily, he j '
Woltei w pennant fight. o
donkob r' hand figured that the *l
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Bialtloe to Cilago at 2 in the MdrJa. The llli l
game asheduled until that night u wau. s l
disre.gadethe ooW". of h-ft men becue wanrf
the do alyhis home la'n fave. I1. LW s numl Aor 4dlr :. |"
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, 'COP AMI M g J :
0 AMUICA LN MBU f *VI
hehval lin the aor of majOr bablls The at sv
ehlfts in the Amre ca League within the lat month, an i
Is on the way. UdheI@Qst wil not naja a pilot fta
The managerial shuffle began with Paul Iti _.r M
from the White aox to the Orioles. He Inmoaltelp
gns aS h1 field leader. Now Paul will have to
As Jwimy Dykes lost out In Bao MeB
faOred VIh A third shot in the businoM of pqlottIn
Bucky Harris., fired in Washington favor .1
ien. went to Detroit to replace Feddy .a Ot. . '
AUll these moves unqueattonably may bi t 't W
Can League's stem reallUstlon that it had fIt all i-is
tIonal League not only I prestige, but In quality -,

Maklin the manatrlal failure the Pat fW.'
lack-'of Initiative Is old stuff. Let's hos te thoe
merely the prelude to a grand revival of over-all


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'German and lued s-t "Let the people know the truth .
have completed drafting
th ements aabollhihngt IRTIETHY EAR PANADsA .,` ." "..
oc0ted fon statute and re t or-
ea n independence, officials ,
a dun ccd today.
Jft wrk was completed in 1a
taVmpte spurt at a session
., R:Democrcts leonE
n dermaJ- ued.committee e '. . "'s
of"Urts lastingtuntil 4r a.m.
Th-txu1LAn cedld obe
Mi Pd signed by Chan-
ma"i.-Republi
Ollld ~~adeuer an~d thre I"
whenthey meet in Paris next
X,. The agreements, however,
go ihto force only after ra-
tion by the U.S., British,
r and German parlia-

Te experts met undei they
ship of Si Christopher DitW .,0..
Lssel" of Great Britain. Twoalo*e
wooing parties had' been set. u. onltst a.
to tund .out the Lqndon deci-e -
pt leatherr groups have been ou'"rf
in Lonod Son. ON, Oa P)- a sent
0 here 5.tled a re- Ti Department de
othe Bruilits. treaty erh been
S armament control u- ;-ance the,-
expanded trety,..- w-t the r
so 'weapon and troop levels,
functioning of th new
saUp. on agency. a fomfm-
other worked u a direc- bMita
!nvestigat
t -8U hmeqlltarters bt- 'he
1tsMilitary power. M tmvnstig'atnc-e
Drotocol covering Ger- oOastfrok o
Sto NATO. a
of State John Po- no
a Is ucbpdled to fly aaIm.
P Wf1rmeWednes- a
Qleor Xdt ed Aden-
pt nrany expect- of th a r statement
14 ne rtt emi~ e
... . . .. ... : .- ---. a & .o li ti
-DMIT. -TA.E--Gov .Wflam Bta)tton ort to.
hands with Defens re r Clhttles Will. ( )after "
Wllson's speech in o.-o m tol t aZlnd of o a1500
that his "bird dog-kUnI! dog" remarks had been in "un- r
fortunate platake."
a -ofth-co,
,id a-,.06=--i..
Ledger Thurrday oe e. o -
Nt (,cnammuniat ,el7j;.Jead e4 wMilart
'li h M ea t .s3 0i-V" rw
-sien fltowr ftuehss a mnlfl naare op.- -
didowry-Air Force Base, C0ol... ? .e 0
offes. *I;aowork as neit on his 54th d th, D -el'sZai*S
,with ekamuntwaureaumes h h.Sal \.
he had no way. of -i_ .
8eorety whethd thi "middle 1ta.n
edc.te t' ,dw d t about teachqy she knew In 1940 as e De e d th the
control o$tt o nemploymentUp sae a lIGae, whom she had seenA statesh one.
'I nPtplus. -at a Communist "'ront" meet- tcnIoal aid'aw t
sen- .. ,., {1. wn .as t1e candidate's sistr 'Th* hlt executive axerGuate ala in .

Dmotss ra tiseomi- *f omne arah.rt Case pradlcted po.ltiqal .UNCh ef ..
dente .t"he aomo he._OP. 'enoom wt'stoopo low as
ne t~ o al g ba.l- Defense wU to at h (Case) through
the *wnw 051

loting. e t t e of their help their e .is are going to help
chief worries Is the disser of ca
ooerconfliNne, whih theyt Republicans control the
fur might es 'erome of their 425-member E 218 ieaets to .PEM i "NCsenhewer, ap- V. ".
cabpsign workers ato lt down. 21* There f tour vacanoies. p frdta4 MSd eX- .,--
Another Is ome by dependent I, fedh a of
bal- Iftense I t-(Cue)-through
aI' Mgigtoat hearpihis -1?.-

Publicity OP' le4lers were Rep. Fraider fma of Ohio. pru QeGlerade. vacatio edoa a.w t husb and dI iefll.tess
optimistic. Viqe, President Rich- lp heir 7014 '0F s R Iks ce
and U. Nixon paii here today expertss In' t*th parties were 'lri. absa ash- put-tn lo
his tour of fl teas .convinced e cautlqjatbout guessing n'(- di4les taking office ia t.-week
him the ca campaign outcome o con-
has begun to"rll." He said if of the u ic& ste, watch the r lo' rap
the present mitrend continues his fl.ew ruled 4 majority of Toa..N iel_ atd we
party w retai control of both seats to 1 ratio m Pm- maz Indiane.
houses, bea' and one. dent. apo t a, night on thE l, .S !-: Drs r, .
bconi cultural pro oden
Privately, however, some GOP oth'sides.agreed the outcome gra pt his admia- White Etin he minute
litionihno clear-cu:tdr be' clse an th foPrtunesw of tre a tInfothee
forecasts except tat the House or two mat .might a e
S--A election wili be "close." They s the dif Teao between P ruld9t, accompanied i6 pah s
haut i tended by f oigure they have a good chance Dmocratic andRpublican con-L by bowr. wr, rove to, weglt on
ofese ri" w o l retaining control bY a few o .t with Mrs. John & tafft Bodes
_-h vie., a C. the votes-possib gvm or eight .. D. .lImnhower's mmoth"re t
be Isni naura linke But they also cascade the Deaa, With such a lgebalance or, bot1h warmly embrac '*'leehubs
iot its height whna aocrats may win eontwol by a nart east, the new .tt.ck on CIl!- her boarding their p down lauin
st eprrow margn. ,trd P. Cae, t la cand- for ti t to Idlanapo. a rie s t
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U t than S9me of these OOP experts di aey, assumed .ded al gifI- a the White House in- The two
not agree with Nixon, who sat.qanqc. The Nqw Star- slated I the Indianapo g,
... .. .. .. us sali as : onhuartisan, GOP .
bi~d b fardm vote ina the tenipton
oorthco,*bR congressional eat
U* ''tons.. ,....
let President left Den .
C vi, Isad that on Oct tji
2 w Is in New York oiChths""rel
to ad the Alfred E. Smith
me Tuaner, the chief exea
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ut s t witheago
H fl.paiididatea and absct" by
I11 4 fuethyhv aIod hne ~hwoer. -Id mroe t.,h.D. .. :,
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