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To, Capitol; Spark


WASHIGTOON, April 16 -
(UP) Formr Pkesident Tra-
man rolled into town clipper
as 'ever today to 'see somer old
friends, check up on his b-an k
credit.@and help ppen.t he .1956
Democratic presidential ca m-
paisn tonlggt.
The man from Independence'
beamed with. pleasure as ,
and M-i,. WElM W le5r d


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testimonial dinner for Speaker
Sam Raylurq, He advised re-
porters to ',wait and see"
whether it will be a "stem-
winder.'"
It probably will be. The Ray-
burn testimonial is a repla c e-
ment fbr the Jefferson-Jackson
dinner Democrats have staged
here tfor years as a warm up
fo. the coming political ca m-
ffl Thne gueqpt lit of 3,000 is
Whtb 61 the party faith-


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I there fl al b Ily can do Partl treasurer Mahew M-
vibe do anytime, anw e, any tess se W e can't Bt, Ike tr

there with bells on to help in director of women's tivtie

the larle in of hh life said the hit out atWhat she called the
e who ht ma- President's "muddle o the road
,If there -anytHing I can do Party treasurer Matthew MC-
to .brhis fl-bt a in near- program. -tm ltm s busi-
victory nyte, ge any essMr. Trum We can't, pr eat Ike d to
pladvce yoips oan bespeech h"ta be it s 'it comle Lus," shhaid atlm
there with belver t onto help station thadirector of w men's tiviust as,
any postible.wLTZ can-paflicu- director of women's activities,
larI y In A1" he said. hit out at what she called the
The ITromef".PesiWent, maX- President's "Muddle of the road
Ing his first rlituee in near- program."
ly ayear, refuaBti give any Mr. Truman, prepared to
advance tips on &1 speech he "take It as it coma," said at
will deliver tonight at a b ig the station that he was "just as


Adm. Stump Flies


Well-Guarded Chou



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DJAKARTA, April 16 (UP) reliable sources said today.
Chinese Communist Premier The sources said that Sir
Chou En-lal 'arrived here ear- John Kotelawala, Ceylon's prem-
ly tonight for the Asian-Afri- ier and chief delegate to the
can conference and received a Bandung conference, will ask for
wild greetirig from J a k a r t a' s proof by word and deed from
Communist Uhinese community. Communist nations that t h e y
Indonesian authorities sealed will not resort to aggression
the airfields here and at Ban and subvtasion.
dung with heavily armed Mol-
eft) meet$ Queen Wisabeth as diers today and barred Amer- Meanwhle, Israel sent a
g at a Command Performance lean diplomats In an effort diplomatic note to C e y 1 o n,
to prevent any "sssasslnatio n askmtg It to turn down the
attempt" against Chou. expected Arab State's demand
The unprecedented restrictions for discmssion of the Palestine
were eased occasionally as dele- question at Bandung. Is r a el
Sll i gates arrived constantly for the has not been Invited.
ORiel t r UlN 2a9-Nation Afro-Asian conference (Nehru's five principles stress
which opens here Monday put mutual respect, peaceful coexis-
they were quickly clamped back tence, nori interference In in-
on when tne visitors left the eternal affairs, a m o n g other
S. field, things.'
) l A IChou flew here from Singa- hns
Cam paign pore where his plane was forc- e's Dancers
,. W ed to land because of bad W te's Dancers
happy as I can be" living at his weather.Hehad left Rangoon, Perf
home in Independence, Mr. But Burman an Aifor India char flight t o Perform For
with a glance at those on ha Djakarta but stopped briefly m Boy Scout Benefit
,,"I misthese splendid people.".Singapore.
miss those grsplendid peo Indan prime minister, Jaw a- The eighth annual presenta-
were former Secretary of St haral Nehru, Egyptian Premi e r on of "Un With the Show" by
were andformer ecretary of tate- Gamal Abbdel Nasser and Bur- the Dorese Walies School 01
Dean cheson and former Dem- mese premier U Nu arrived to- Dancing has been set for Fri.
ocratic Chairman William M. gether from U Nu arrived to- day May 6 at the Balboa thea-
Boyle J r. tion talks at Rangoon with tre, starting at '7.30 p.m. The
Chou. The three traveled on proceeds of the show to go to
Immeately aer We arrival, Nehru's plane, the Himalayan the Canal Zone Boy Scouts.
the former dent went to Princess. Tickets for the show went on
the Nationa 'Bank of Wishlag- Extra security precanuti on a sale today, and are available
ton "to see i. f my credit were,put in force when Chou from all of Mrs. Waltes' pupils
ood." The head of the b a n k, landed at Singapore, and the at 75 cents for adults and 50
Wilmer J. Waller, Is treasurer e the ai was seald e ats.-.for child.
Wurized d o o b Sts fpr ad a
'ot the -r TWhaer 's ~ws bleo f ine .r- N' W itORK m apM ( .
They conterred Ien munist sereueeot praUe beyond 6 4L 40@ i e arl Sd tureatS tw
fle from Ch. ptl nand h bMaet, an tet. dancing in
Mr. Truman was smiling meed him .1 as he atrode a- e.Q TU b#..Wtha C
when he left the. bank: After- eross the Tarma". na u.one ane d Panama young
ward he went to his hotel where Airpot officials said Chou's tert from to 17 years mak-
he chatted with more old Chartered Douglas Sk y m a ste r ing up the entire cast.
friends. landed because It was not pres-
surized and could not fly above Sta Stripper
He said there wate'no chance the bad weather. Nehru's plane tu ripper
whatever" that he Would a e e was able to fly over the storm. NEW YORK, April 10 (UP)i
President Eisenhower who is The extra precautions w e r e A 52 year old rear a iral
at his vacation retreat in Au- taken after Peiping accused the strinpel of his reank Adrd
gusta, Ga. The two have not United States and Nationall st ratuns, today facei a. term in
visited each other since Mr. El- China of sabotaging an Air In- the brig.
senhower entered the W h I t e dia plane which crashed ina t 0 Arthur Ward Hunt was arrest-
House. the South Chia Seaast Mun- ed by the FBI yesterday .for i 11-
day with eight Chinese Commu- lgally wearing the uniform of
Mr. Truman told reporters he nists aboard, a U.s. naval officer.
is for Adlal E. Stevenson f o r Ceylon will ask Co m "r u n 1 s t Hunt said his admiral's stars
the 1956 Democratic presid e n- China -to give proof of its sin- were taken from a motorcycle
tial nomination. He said he cerity before India's celebrated jacket, and his campaign rib-
plans to. take an active part in five principles of coexistence be bons were cut from colorful
next year's campaign, accepted as Asia's guiding rule, neckties.


Visa Children's Home Is 35 Years Old


ihbeAt Shults Friday completed 35 years of lidly-constructed three story
roobIdi alt h e for orphaned building which mas made pos-
SVisaChamildren'skasena girls. sible by Edwin Gould, a philan-
ied as4result hide's .300grl&s have been rear thropic New Yorker. it is locat-
f a s-teear-old or- d at th4e ornesince Its found- ed on two lots donatedd by Minor
ik a and -pro-'Ing AprIl 5, 1920. C. Keith, of the United Fruit
Sy si ris;, n Th m e' consists of a so- Co., and Dr. Thomas Brabeur of
Harvard.
Operated by-the Episcopal Ca.
thedral of St. Luke in Ancon,
the home, near the Bella Vista
beach, provides food and shelter
aor girls no matter of what reli-
-lon who have lq9st one or both
Parents.


" To be eligible' for admission
the orphaned girls must be no
younger than five and no older
than eight years. If the relatives
pr living parent of the child can-
pot afford It, the home charges
vio fee for its services. Parents or
,relatives who are able may make


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small contributions towards the
child's upkeep.
When request for admissialon to
the Home are received, the first
step is an investigation into the
applicant's economic condition,
and only those found in dire
straits are accepted, if and when
the institution can provide ac-
comodations.
-The keep of the home is made
pqssble mainly through the
generosity of many Zonianf who
are giver the opportunity to
demonstrate their spirit of good
nethghborliness by contributing
to this charitable organization
in Panama.
In addliton to contributions
from a number of Panamanian
families, for several. years now
Panama's Ministry of Labor and
Social Welfare has been provid-
ing the homewith sum ppvro-


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Ing costs.
For the last 29 years the home
has been run by Miss Claire E.,
Ogden, who Is lovingly address-
ed as "Auntle Claire" h by her
wards.
Miss bgden has been more
than an aunt to tl eS00 or s',
girls who have passe4 through
the Home. She has ufered the
anguish of a mother when her
child is sick, she has been mm-
panion and counselor and has
shared in the pleasure and joys
of her '"nieces.ys
Auntie Claire has not only
converted the Institution into a
real home where hundreds of
girls are lovingly trained and
educated, but she has been able
to get local scholaresups for
some of her brighter Wards In
schools like the Pan-Amerkia
Institute, where seven qria
from the Home are enrolled.,
Miss Ogden's assistant is Miss
Carmen Diaz, a PgnamUsnan
who entered the Home. at an
early age as one of Auntie
Claire's wards.*A graduate of the
Pan-American Intitute, she
has been Miss Odgen's'asstant
for the last 14 year.


Guerrillas


Rout Loyal


Indochinese

BAIGON, Indochina, April 6S
- (UP) --Guerilla tighiers of
long haired Gen; Ba Cut have
routed a company of the regu-
lar South Vietnamese Army and
today tightened their rip on
West Cochlachina by winn in g
over garrisons from a series of
mall outposts.
The dissident troops combat-
ting Americanbacked premier
Ngo Dinh Diem today pushed
spearheads' up to the Cambo
dian frontier blocking the Inter-
national Armistice c o m m i s-
alon's flying squads at Its head-
quarters in Tan Chau, 80 miles
wist of here.
Combining Its guerrilla tac-
tics with threats of reprisals
the 8l-year-old Hoa Hao sect
Gen. Ba-Cut has succeeded
in taking lato desertion a high
number at outpost garrison,'
French army sources said.
Reports reaching here from
the lower Mekong River area
said national army units were
under ceaseless attacks of Ba-
Cut's snipers.
In a running battle along the
highway from Long Xuyen to
Chaudoc, ten loyal soldiers
were wounded.

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Rebel casalties were not
known. -


The large-scale desertion of
the provincial guards who walk-
ed over-to the rebels with, arms
and equipment has greatly
weakened government defenses
along the rebel-controlled 'area,


E. Germans Reject

Road Tolls Talk

Demand By West
BERLIN, April 16 (UP) -
East German communists in
effect today rejected a west-
ern allied demand for four-pow-
er talks.with the Soviets on the
road tolls tor trucks bring I n g
supplies to Berlin.
The "Neues Deutschland," of-
ficial Communist party n e w s-
paper, advocated In a f r on t-
page editorial high-level West
German talks on the matter but
said the Western powers had
no right to interfere in an in-
ner German matter.
84inultaneously, the Commu-
nists today imposed severe
,checks on East Germans trav-
eling to West Belin on the ele-
vated railway which runs in to
the city.
Travelers reported nine per-
sons were .arrested by board e r
police. Reasons for the arrests
were not known Immediately.


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AUGUSTA, Ga., April 16 (UP) Admiral FelI
Stump. Commander-in-chief of American forces in tUi
cific, made a flying trip* here today to report to Pres
Eisenhower on the general situation in his command,:
ticularly Formosa and Southeast Asia.
Asked, after his one-hour meeting at the -
tiohal golf club with Mr. Eisenhower, if he
assessment of Red China's "intentions,"
with a slight smile, "If I could, I'd be better to'
Stump planned to return quickly to his hi
at Pearl Harbor after conferences at the Pe'
Washington. He flew back to the nation's cepif
Navy plane immediately after his conference i
President.
Asked if there was an emergacy connected
flying visit to the President, Stump replied emph ic
"None whatever."


Meanwhile in London it was But hopes for a relVvalS
reported that the United States Formosan diplomacy were-S
and Britain have agreed to a- ned on Ne-ru neetiBng
wait the outcome of the Asian- Chowu En- at'Bandung.
African conference at Bandung -
before embarking on new diplo-
toatic moves forr a Formosan Wj Om Lapl



utiiatl a piTn ttitu4d wquld
be tra true*arangement. NEWYORK, Apr11 -


chou heads the Red Chinese
delegation to the parley which
opens.
Nehru leads the Indian mis.
sion to the talks.
The Pelping government has
remained signifleantly talent
on recent seundings for a for-
mal or taeetle seaflre in the
troubled Fornesan strait, In-
fbrmed London sources said.
British diplomats who in pasu
weeks have sounded out the
prospects of a ceasefire formula
with Moscow and India, have
since had to admit that the
moves got nowhere.
Officials here have stated that
Red China has remained totally
unresponsive and the allies
have run out of Ideas for a set-
tlement in the face of Peiping's
intransigeance.

No Views Barred
NEW YORK, April 16 (UP) -
Carmelo Molina, 36, will spend a
state-sponsored summer oi lthe
banks of the Hudson.


-A texie strie hit
e land today. Some 25,00
ers in the cotton-rayop I
picketed 24 New Zngkn
after rejecting manage u-
mands for a four-to-
hourly wage cu m et
ern compeuoj ,
The new walnN I
beels of a
trin derall uent .
bound Nashville,
and 8 Lou
Fred Whitem e
I manager of the St
Sthe derailment "eoudl
have been done by railro
B or somebody acquainted .
peraUions at the pont
the track was
SThe Dixie flyer left|
last night near
Stlon, Aenn. Whiten
t only I&.4

juries. -t
The twOatl kers
Amembbro l -t

met with labor an
void
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SUM&^Mad~a ^


Judge Carmine Meto yes-
terday heard buargl Ah- argMes -e
against Molina Lw a 'a ut.
chole. of serving def at "- strike
Sing fling Prison or the Riter's about n-operat
Island Penitentiary in the East 'ploy of tour
River. Nashville and a
railroad_ tnabdt s the
When Molina chose Sing Sing' SL L. Whole train ders
the judge said, "that's a wise Whitemote sMld that
choice. In Sing Sing at leastjouI were removed from thi
get baseball, television and and it wa "d.tlqitotl
breezes from the Hudson." tage."


The Home's girls at o homage
attend the Jeofl$a bM plap
School and are taken so t.A
from the Home t small bus..
owne4 by the orphanag.
Incorporated under t hi
of Panama in 190. the hogme is
governed by a boar dof dfim- -
tors which meets oned yearly o
aleet an adminlstratfve- eard
which meets once a month to
discuss and solve the problems
of the orphanage.
The administrative board is
comprised of prominent persons
of Panama and the Canal Zone,
who dedicate a part of their
time to the Chrattan ta k of ..'- -
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MAL-ANTrS ANt SCAPEONACr, 'I was ueAtqd
tver the. hopDin Su tbe .d~ wo dO fw 4ItrlWtt
coulTi.be addMd.0^ l ooliwmn; I
Not tone Jike that horrendous rattlin R t I
makes as it diankoff on spne fbredb rd :r
along on square wheels while nervous taxp'"priA
parishionetO aleoa the way -rour h I quivering .hxay
behind ashoa -. ad old bottle ars./
About the -ony true muSilat ne in fltes iHlUka
is the soft sound. ithte air leakingg ot of the ti et it
didn't come hei to et involved n Helfettalk aboutRed's
iowdy affront to lbetrolt holds dear.
,The sortof tone I was thinking about wast re sAd
graces stuff, hike being'ible to. extract the tbe fro dftep
in the bow withut"i ring of suds remaining roai d-th
nostrils, and other such a complishments theytanch: you
In girls, finishli teohooes, whichj'm told are places whre
young females fi being irbs. t. -
/ forget who told m th s. Believe it wa s*om 'type
who said shseqamfJrom Bryn. Mawr, whtic I know tobr. a
soot-ridden Welqh cial anI iron Htamlet.-She did ft. m
to hold the same vwlBs at another former Welih Mid do01
mine type 1 once thr&*ihl a thought or two. around with,
name of Aneurin btvaer but Ny oomes from tlra4gar
which is in a different valley to Bryn Mawr'and I ImRtagi
that explains thesdiffren e
I do rtem fpi4, thoughh, that the BrSn Mawr
exhibit didn't hernm p. siliooesis marks1 on. the face
which are so di mtg4 hd a hbertage.f i sn-u uls liard
coal pits. .. ,.. -
Talking of uiftosfoi, he Br Mawr lun l16oa l" (h
mighty fine condition, but that's two other thing, and
what I'm trying to6 rt to thbi. oo mn ls dignity and
tone, so stand anide, here I go. .. .
Well, I started looking through the Panbma American
for traces of tone, For a while didn't find much except for
a bit on the sports page which said that Yogi Berra Itended
to go right on reading comic books if he felt like it, no mat-
e9r what. This shows again that there are some pern)anent
and stable truths in this world, no matter how Nye Bevan
may try to hangp them. : L. .
Didn't find any otltr stable truths In the sportspage.
As mendacious and misleading a heap of misinformation as
ever came out of any stable, and I've still got the tote
tickets to..prove it. -'k'
Then I piowled on through the literary thickets ti 41
came to a thorny patch labelled "Social and Otherwise,'
and what do you know, the place was muddy with culture
and tone and the natives soggy with self-estert .
Just the -model I'd been looking' for. and to prove
that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery I'm" go
to have a social:column here just. like that one was, -only
With other people, because I had never heard of any of
those people.that Social arid Mothering thing was about,
except for a tellow named Paxson who I rem bebr was
a Boy Scout, and someone called Ambassador. -
I'm pretty sure I met' someone, ,t.,mt,MPe once,
somewhere round here, butioan't ptace the oircumstanoes.
I only remember it wat all profoundly uncG.Wfw'tOie.
as I was wearing- socks and a tie- and Lord know*. w*f%*,
superfluous symbols of appeasement. of the ttxilt.rades
hung all over me. That's hopwJ remeqbey thqgame AmIN
bassador. -., .: -,I -,, g-, *w ;&
" .-' TiW nflMterious unknown In 1.6ool0 4 nd eOtrw
werg doing just the things 'that the p dpl I o h I 4dt,
I realized that tone is all around the place, if you can .
recognize it.
For instance, -there' was something about a reception
from 4. to 6 p0m, TTht'a.got nothing on them chps I'm
in holts with down at Fuerot y Luz. They'll reoe l.the
stuff all day long.ji you've .ut it, exop ft aO unlh hour
break. I don't think 4 p.m) p.m. rcbttlon' ie much
to boast aboo% alongLlde the owier of Darkness.
Then there was a bit a out Mr. and- Mrse What.did-
they-ever-do-tht-mattered h ving returned with their cbil.
dren from a weekendd at El aile.
That's mpa-hktvemreqt? That's something for ,the
paper? Why, only the other y I met a guy who'd re-
turned quite on his own, no co ching by wive or children
or anything, fi am a year in Gamboa. Helty he looked,
too. In the best of spirits, and alertly int sted in his
fellow citizens about him.
Asking when they were going on Stateside leave this
summer, what, their address was, whether anyone was go-
ing to live in their house while they were away, and comn-
munity minded inquiries of that sort. .
El Valle, fopeooth and only for a weekend. That's
man-bites-hotdog news.
And some foolish female (as which isn't?) gave a
dinner for a clutch of chirruping hangere-on. What's ,the
use of publishing the free loading schedl e after the eventlt
To be any sort of community service, these hamburgeprfes
should be toasted at least 1 day in advance. Only takes
bmit a day, but a allow living on pre-paydhy minwles
tks time to adjt entails to another d t.
I Fa ir -l."J to n item about a couple of
sII eie porep d to be gi'Y a arty.to
Imark their ng Mnniversary. N*v eard sa-.

fl w.g.pry rg regrt ,hda..Mtm t a I
Ir/ ft m .yself admitt -r mnedi.inal alem to them to
tuI t o t ae tellcrielde ad depar.
Only flow know ho pproaches wedding an-,
niversaries with any Is a guy who celebrates the an- ...
.niversary of the dEy t dante who nearly had him phewing
orange blossl u.ppS and' married om.e unwary passer
by. t1us sparlinkr gm oolate from the'fate that ia worse
than death, I. *. Woimh. .
Finally there w something about one of those tribal
rft* they Iball danes, where guys are drafted to serve as
ros bn fer women with a crazed Impulse to run around

ot lea.ba-.ltooldnw with particular attention to

Me, I cant see. It. If gqople went exelcse, they aw
always go and ohase each Uiter roumd a '.sul tee. can'tt
they. Maybe from the feudal .mpart tee. seSt.t ot-
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th Omre e m .e sun can
r*ct-e -lower plats.
Open Walking
*ncamones sb Tck Into the
shfe."ga 5 canopy over-
had diseoua the under-
o..h and Ate forest floor be-
msOpen and easy to walk
oon.-
S One oe t.as terned the for-
esat and spent a few hoUrs stroll-
Ms- t, it, the uneness vanLih-
S fr -it Is th unfamiliar and
th aewn at We fear, nnd
the .1,1'try of the Jungle is no
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Forest Sounds
'It Is that way too 'wQt th e
sounds one hears in the foWest
at. -igt Learn what creature
akes the und and it becomes
a friend..
A.'zm.plte is a lnght sound
w 'it eVeryqne has heard who
ive.s ear a bit of woodland or
brushy tale-a series of tram-
boud r and faster, ad
endroppn off suddenly.
The s a certain alarm-i
ing quality thit demands atten-
tion. One wonders what myste-
rious creature can be the au-
thor of that call.
Little Ti mou.
,'B t.- l his faceand learn his
name and the mystery vanish-
es. Who could hare other than
a friendly feeling toward the
Little T'aamou, a stdbby-talled
bid like a plump little Guineas
t phds msafe On the
round -n th thlqgke uand er-
Once one know the singer his
sang becomes a friendly song
and one refoces with him as
he -whatles at the moon.
The., aren't too many birds
that SLg at night, but Is must
be admitted that gutting to'
know them ties a bit of doing.
Screech Owl
Most of the owls are -fairly
easy to recognise. One In parti-
cular, the Ohollba Screech Owl,
Us common around habitations
and .ay. often be heard at
night. Its call.. stata with a sort
of bubbling, pWiring sound and
ends with a louder "hoot."
From a distance the purring
sound Is not noticeable, only
the final note.
er owl always seems to
beLt, a mr when he ca Is,
ansnus himself with a
tne ...Id,-hoots run togeth-
er 0o r pidly they sound like

te ot0e1r Ml cab isn di-.n
rMrWeto ,tt-ree or four low,
dtto "whr ". sounds.
Stwl'ngl menoh, both
.tbM attu 0ed .to tae
Owl, and so ftar as.I
^ h e tr has never been

mxiNlall head .me tod e
ele..w ayr the e.ther.-
B .BX i Owl is uite
wa. ba -l- brown chest band.
GoatckSers
Mrm.A bhas several repr e-
60i ,veof-the family of birds
1%3 G OMatekars. This
Whr. Ides the well known
W-.r-Wlill of eastern Unit-
led All sae- night singers
Ait at dusk ad dawn
; +n t numerous here
- l.uo one with the dif.
Q .aaame of Pmwsque. It
AL s-my be herd at dusk,
Ifls during the night, but
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scWarey head pawnig a mo-
ment or t between each note,
and you w have somMe idea of
the meaning.' A' Wommon
name for this Wotto t P 'oo r-
Me-One" Jamaicap dialect for
"Poor me all alone"
Many people still believe that
the cry of Poor-Me-One comes
.from the Sloth, but that h a s
be disproved long ago.
MUIsm X. Lufidy of Balboa
has seen the Potoo spging abd
has written in' absbrblng ac
count of the bird for Natura I
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d. Iapklns at eh.i place cover enagement anomevuameims,
Red of rold-and-white esrdbeard wedding bleUjiI jligs.
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BY KAI SHERWOOD For this setting, wc used a wed-
NEA Staff Writer ding bell adj gold ring for the
2, I rcackground, and metallic letters
better excuse for a gay to spell out the nates and wed-
V.wiar, than one to announce lding date. A white ribbon bow,
agemMnt of a sweet young riwreaded through the lop of 'the
IbA the man of her dreams. bell, joins a. spray of iMy-oEthe-
p can Ieep the secret until valley peeplig out from under
Wtvy, It's fun to sprlr.g a mitr- he plat Cl gold cardborad ring
on, guests to reveal the hap- is cut the same size as the base
i; ''lI the plate, A wedding bell cut
Way to spread the news is from white cardboard is pasted
r the guests as they enter, on the ring. If you're artistic.
A rim and crow: "Look, diaw or pain the news on the
I hooked him." This may hell. A white floral centerpiece
lM,.man honest. strairghtfor- will point up the lily fawtrb.
on But. the mother or1 Clear glas, plates, which can
is hostess is ex- Lost as llttl as 24 cents, coupled
ohserve more closely with decorative devices under- e
'altiei of sociala useage. death mrke such an effective sdt- t
wi.- a friend of mine ting (and with so little effort)
ra dessert supper to an- that I plan to experiment with it
engagement, we work- on other occasions. A summel'r
table setting that will lunch table, for example, us ng
a secret until all the pastel-tLited up cool and fragile
Sseatea. It's simple to under a see-through plate. Uight s
owqddn leW-der, try them, too, over fat green or ,
'e~ b Ate a _, leav.,s that rpet level tl
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Beauty, k everything else. Grace Kely and Eva Maee Make-up for look willt hnds. For r p ced helpkeepour tirt clean ndathe irtm4r
oes in yces We are now just Saot, two very genteel young Pobably be o less make it A move to a new
mert from a tune when beau diesi are a very popular cos but simoe less obvious atea tn and fe e
was a somewhat flamboyant t re brush to the menaces complete 1 y reased eyelids and And the rett lad turns out P Of
Th Itaan ar with, wngla gd my heasts rd my thik




ere parts of th them what you will Iy ti Sa Spoke cup. Might practice ..
With the Italian boy and gamin loe a the way of last yea'.Ms n each ride, remove trail n the idi J bi e










Th.-next cycle wouldlogieally w i tl ad /sadra.!sn msna ....py |sh
fashions, the ldy-like ook .i to. t he o. Lol(lt center) f rom blo. Rich ash cream (rlbt en Ts In t
feminine eyes are a major part of this isty beauty. To find I iows and lids a natural shem. T4 manke eyes leoo krgotr (ight) They should be't'ashed cne a conplexloU





he wind. The Pari look of the o would your ha regularly e. t P
where brows should start lu-l.a),she;slie w- rzu weekrl --ow-need x-- or. Iy kae ,'


SIt. Whit e. automatic cr w r y an-M oftenaing as she loolr. It Did eouum r yt
Beauty, erytie Kellu y and Eva Mare Make-up yor .brow ok l w in *lnds. For a me oraed will help keep is the your way." .#air clea
os in cyces We are now just o1,, two very genteel yog probably be no less make VuPbendmove toA e
wemgU from a time when beau- l ,, are a very popular con- but simple less obvious.' 1*iteaKd31*6nadft
as a someWhat lamboyant reput to the menaces, complete h thblackly ease eyelis an An if the etty lady trns out whhelpsher husband interest
The Italian *irt rture, etc. will Wi gaits. terert-th -a-ree the false eyelashes bow, to be loo, and may think so,
omantic eye make-uprma There ae the straws. ap of youes will be feminine and prior you're against set.
Sports of this. them what you wi.youbro tiost valiant a pokeeffcup. rMight pr









i If you're B glassesn-forot, bould ftart hold a straight line ,- y Chalk is president- ohelop"bntr t.. ta, ..
Sl- w ,ia .feel like buying a p fuchastngromur e side of your nose For rapidly growing Baby Trans-Carbbea rlnes, and progr o. .
dee rir tone fr nd clean out the area in be there is now a grow-bib. Its have married or 24 .
Syou wearingglasseht. But tim than Breen. Use a professional tweez ade of trry cloth and is c years. This line is o na
S.l k Theastherwe.Trawywrohew.dis r B ush to AeroviaasB PanamA site lnDgM. which
rom what ou may consider handle for a firm grip. Pul has treamly attached to th Arw the newA hich n Pan ee










Wthe Itali o nd amint though they'rerobably the way the hairs grow bottom. . uera th w ile a te ne, h launching out onniaOTO i
We=on re o .th For oote gfoomng without a table length, steamers It ha l been very uch In the as.p ofer of the
ff emini eyes ire a or p mareou ent r of t th l he e ar| news lnatel on account o attract- beala sorry
It l Is matar e .. t g on the brows and lids to rgive Baby's neck low rate and from b.ami. y like "i help 1-
arsootyMerteandml Bd't evereyto Ryum vedlstl o". ?,s
*ItHa e' ie siJues the ou toot.., todaren h A day for everything is some n t is because oas he looinautra- e .i0 ,in
thue nail surface l os t pane your thbrowfley in r a mn's oli. botees ken an ea a or ren ."
ueut. on pcolis. Aea curle"iththen a S asti D. onwhich mo Chak es they kald otf idow yom eto u woay .. ,
oaty, eisture Kelto. ani e u Cur lashes wll make the evr ld Baby hold up that wifty n ary next month. Ir t sa danger'rt ple-tuKar 'p6.
Sn Ia poas ?tancte, fitor n t h>es untee o oom .uner side of the bowae nor safety ps c ibnes ase nb a nll. nle .
turen ianicui, .%e vo want tu collect stragglers .oigt upr against all but Babya In Ott7 a goo othe' &andJ ecqlant Itfl .=ati
f w a s a fd out where yourmroe most valiant efforts4?.h h.al iret ste. n o I
INyou're a gaics.enfor-wotouldtart. hold a straight lineerad r g mn pra.
las n-four pickup from each ide of your nose For a an la an nnMtat-rlifl, and progres Ot J ue1 r
deep-_ter richatoe yof w si ck for ind clean out the area in.be- .Ieria is now a grow-bib. I t ariedfor4 o "


,.. bil.y, thoUgh they're probably the way thn hairs grow. bottom. It fnds underneath W willbe inaugurated next month launching oton o
.v.y.11rohtmig. For smooth grooming Without a sultabre led-th, steamers It hai been very Mueh'in the hda:penty ofg
a u ah m gh two holes and tie around news latchr ,onhaccount.,aof ItMibealoef WniNd dUM *
ewdwaePaaloorotehe-- -a ?"X wouqvely "been. Brush itr --n- l 5 .', .. r '
.ou.ha.. .alf sho a a.t.' 'tdwt.iwewater are I.
the lashes, too, to darken the A day for everything is some- It is because of the inaugura- ood IR
vas.etyo nailots, save l e lf crling. I Sfety Pin Day. How. panamaali they are staying Home sweetobe
eurwtev did Baby hold up that nifty untiarly'nextmont. a a
t.al PoW&s.p ou can _Vas.for" 'e. bio and. If youthey number before safety pins coh measure ano business prepared for rgis
our avery~e, thick I yoll may have t upritripef1ort "of them, sinclare
'dof them. s auheesyour beroIM most v iant 1849-incefare .i

otews._wlhl ttnihSheuleandsmean ainst sb.tlifessentiala or ben.
what my conider asors andle or a irm grp. Pul heratreums attahed t


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d a basket almost anywhere. Ia garden flower bouquet '.a a I a
Bi baskets, little baskets, round vase, or fruit. I ab
assets; opee o ope ed and closed Big basks scooped out like he
ones al!' ar, puabshing otso- the basins doubto- tables and bench-;iui
scene. Sometimes they' u d as in Ode tad eitha e* F respect
little accessories; often asT able is a wicker .I *but six feet.,
pieces ot furniture. long which obera to floor by on,- i,
ly six-to-l lWThis looked
Baskets may have a foreign ac- roomy enot. hodall the 8un- y1
eant mainni' Oriental) or they day newspap.v,',.lus the person
may be as humey as an old sew- reading then .
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Nut-orowi bkets with hinged
lids are se nt rattan tables in
another -coletlon. One is set into set on
a coffee tble. Another forms half diaml u
an end table. In striking contrast An
to the textured basket, table tops
tre of pale turquoise melamine a .
laminate,; smooth and cool to the
touch. -
Because the plastic is so god". M i
smooth and pretty, and the big.anN
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9ng eatch-all. Basket weaves used
fr casual fu-niture are cool and
hwe the texture informality
FvP eAOl like in y modern
homes. I'll bet breesaways sun
porches recreation and family
rooms will soon bristle with bas.
ketry.
Woven 'straw and wicker bas-
kets in amusing shapes such as
,fsh, frogs, animals and -manne-
quins make clever M able


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Sm thr of smaller . .
paout r the TI CS wUt tdude Wdnes- 'pj I atilui 7 D-f4 s oed.
Also on the Ancon tre Mr. atnd Coer *seare l Uid soul I *n.A-i am,0
'ro. Brao 20ndMon EsseTman and a mbujrEwh Otu fh pn .'
e ir o N ic Mr. Elseunmannj -After dinner the bohnsonu sa als or
t..eirl own ;b...- man of i were press d with handsome two th SUNDAY V

irm.ki'g a busli'e" l" 1ther bo prayer book. and
tfop of about four week. to thu hymfiak with their names en- froTp aef.pti -i
ats.. H the ais family w lgrav en them as farewell gibk wonderful a
. ':.L edj nWoy a rest foowying a serious ron to 8q present and as an by Clarence a
onobile accetZ l d short ex reason o appreciation for s '. .
a ser ago. their loaltservice to the tatheA
-f- dral and Docese during their te u
Caribbean College Cb long reatene pa the eanmos Darion PMae

,-- .. --. ..i ..u r ,,a The Board of the Car ibbean C.n, W. O.ers's Club-
.".6 St"ring h "i ha oman's Cu Living Ppop ets.
mbeen inc reaS Oww 0 o ATI $450 will eaobtn at the CuAW
St.-.tyear. .es h-~u--e-. .. n W ednes -a., P. *
o of then l arge toa rl h ueon Oi M MW a9
PanaClub'm aie time '' bt president d y ps

phewoone r A heBAa o Iterl aesll te ra. 0pmel in
Ceistobal I hr ast hqoi ant p*es ntan aab
mee otrrpatpa wil be LeItIt ttene ofoe
a last rGndeneral esbly of .rty spongreFd bn






Moheld forSthri n traso TWt n sChurch, will be*i 1
esday the 1k the Rp hrae too atn
-C of Buildg oit Criustoabal. five p.m."s ther tun e
er..l e and n eleof- There a ae sale hot and .
bficers at this mEtlg, cold refreshment, for supper and



'- ... -* .- rpr-sedrawnd tere o e furnish m-u-ic.or dane.
Sr Because, rie ip s srpis heread l be Specially designed or your complexion*
ter ord fle.i.le n. i hre oardf Mt Wlabnd m vo aa l b glamorous, sheer Pond's Powder The carefully
ieichali pV4oCS4 And ma was lvel at thae hotel at Gtun. mion Chur.ch. Every blended shades accent your ot watering skin


1o1 ye8ttfdg bY *Clu ody lslnjed to join in having tones .'. add subtle'unts that make you. cam -Ion
"ketone nya .of P Pi r rrmwr bors and resi- a good ti n. look et,. .r. fresh and lovely-unWs.hy or
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.Mr. Srsauop flqup Present at the luncheon were Mteet Next Tuesday ever-get Fond's Powder today I
Crse" He I. b a.Mrs. Helen The Navl Officers' Wives'l
acornmtthsm, fRuth Tillinan, Club wgl 0horu their monthly
luncheon the 'brook o .
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*Sbe er. Carla Van Hoorde of ip. Mhii eauihg new
IA siu.prisewDATerDIen Pan Amer.lan Mr Line. He willrbeu
noPh~rrtoba~iler ev-Sourbeth America. The cairmanwd' d
Jhevi g pe-ls ,1for*1 the luncheon i Mrs. y. Leo.
,..-aWe have just received shlpmneut Ro e n tt
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