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PANAMA, R. P., SUNDAY, NOVEMBlER 1, 1953


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PANMIMSNON, Kores, Nov. 7 (UP)-4u,8. -all to A'mrlesn
war Ift-rwas stopped today after a pMetlIt from their amp
T;a theI home folk Were' to "oefrce, slander and
i tuI their itWto leaving the Cmun
A M protest Was deliered to the N$atlons Repatria-
Cbulisi whose members er lbe camp of the
S1 the da % by the Mselare
SftrodIanofffeer3--. shq.*the .*'wts
S"W will Mo all mall to 'Al e petition,was
.emLc Gen. K. 8-hThinayya. the ?one
M th comBsnao i n W*Routh Korean.lCim
r their coniplaint ,
da ueq thqt the ma tobe nbOiove bjthe
ia dicated, however, th~ ,piana
t a of the mail wetre4 in-
ur, an aI were i

Ite wiCB*MwAOW t U.e- wiwn ae host -i e -It
to iy wet not tre n any y.
aR nUfpr the XMtages ere
T one brita prion a dmanl tc
an the* ESa in the ha I* coftlaints d,
C tfm@ agtrlat sollon ap f us mtral Njaoyeu
p went o wtt to he o-
hUOAm er- oe prisoneAo handed them
extlan- larte p velope contain-
w w they said ex-
ertm W .r o a s5f of the let-
e~ntr*~ -niirf

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order tt t r-
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and ntorage
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oft re the pribon-
-pubmitted was from Mrs. .r
A A. Regan of We.W W lvne,
(' Her own Snr had' ome
Wei ar e Une Mrs. Regin
d, "I jut wrote a one page
letter to ea h of .he boys. and
seked them iT they wo p-,lease
come home.'" She said she was
only trying to help a bunch of
lonelyy boys" make up their
One envelope contfied a copy
of a newspaper featuring an ar-
tcle quoting Army spokesmen as
Wang te prisoners might be
a s a deertek.
*'l b are violently opposed to
'jhis," the petition said. "We' de-
mnand to be protected from anv
asuch methods. It is our belief i
writtenn materials should be cen-
bored y the neutral commis-
alon."


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AI&RIK DjIONN, TODAY AND YESTERDAY -- Marie Dionne, first of the famous quintuplets to leave the family group, walks
the Convent of the Sisters of the Holy SacrAment in Quebec City (left photo) after iddig'f well to two of-her quintuplet
tra, Cedile and Annett41 l-r tn background) Later (center p hto) she posed in her robes. 8'xteen years ago, when Marie
SS only three; her deep rltgious future was foreshadowed in the&photo at right as slhe prayed before an image of the Blessed
rn at the quint home in Callander, Ont. (Rightphot9 Cop right by NEA Service, Inc.)


Cogressmen


ADM)Am5t

RbOMTING
Ti., Nov. 7 (UP) -
S ilda congressmen, said
y A istration Is fir-
ngs leV and stenographers a-
broTjf o0rft to keep high-sak-
arled on the gevernu.
ment'i )ared-down payroll.
Re O 'Robert iL. F. .Bkes a d
WUil UarC. Lantaff, ,both D 6O-
crats, deodnced the practi as
a "she ae which. m eS
money-~uts "look good on .-
per" bA slashes operating eff'
clency, .
Sike] a member of the Hrou5
armed services s appropriating
sub ttee.
Lantt A v s a member Of the
government operatiOns commit-


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ION .IRING CLERKS, STENOGRAPHERS,


i1I-SALURI MISTAKEJA&t*S
In a Joint statement. they a In ithe p It t the Cha-
so reported: roux Air ofte Base in
1. The armed service at Lelg France where they were "ruined" '*
horn, Italy, ordered auto heaters, by the weather. He said the Air
which coat about $25 each, but Force did not eyen know how
instead got $300-a-piece Arctic many such tanks it had.
heaters. No one in the United
States, where the order wai fill- Lantaff today- ported what
ed, caugnt the error. Thg total Sikds said previoM -that little
cost for the wrong heater was if any effort was made to disci-
l million dollars. line persons responsible for
' 2. Also at Leghorn, a message malfeasance or negligence in
was received from Washington handling equipment,
eating that a certain battery :
failed to meet military reouire- "The attitude of ?transferring
metns. More than 2,000'Vatteries and promoting an :ficer who .
were destroyed. It was found la- makes a serious error still seems "
ter the order specified the wrong to prevail," Lant ft said.
kind of battery and they ha
ben destroyed needlessly .
3. In a supplyJ of Air Force uaeou
wingtip tanks in France, one out
of eight of the $U,000-a-blece *IL[ R
tanks were corroded and one out! ledBvu y
of six had defective weldin .
Sikes previously reported that rU Alm
many of the wivg-tip tanks were
S*ALMIRANTE, Bocas del Toro
A E Nov. 7 A 65-year-old Guade-
v loupean resident of: this town
Ai. rw, Lledhere "rh day after-
Agi Yo n P r noon when a diesel railroad en-
gine of the Changuinola Railway
.Inv o B y o run over her.
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The woman, who as identi- "LET TRY TO GUESS wlpl
S.. tied as Madeline YVflto. had her ftn .i *, exp t, "i


(UP),- andsome-Lord Monta-
gu of Beaulleu, descendant of a
noble lhe that extends back to
1296, wpI arraigned today on a
morare charge concerning B'y
Scouts who camped on his
Hampahie county estate.
Montagu, 27, and filmii produc-
er Kenneth Hume, also 27, ar-
raigned 'wtthhim on the same
charge, wenr remanded in ball
after a formal hearing until, next
Saturday.
Montagu came back, from
France to accept service of a
warrant charging him with "a
serious offense with a young
piale person, contrary to com-
mon law." Montagu said he is
innocent.
The peer who descends from
the Dukes of Buccleuch and
Queensberry, boarded a plane In
Paris this morning with Htmae
after telling Hampshire police
he was coming. He registered for
Sthe flight as "Mr. Douglas" and
SHume. as "Mr. Kenneth." Mon-
tagu' family name Is Douglas-
Soott-Montagu.
* Three polite plain-clothed d4-
tectives met tMontagu at t4he


feet completely sev Qd and t'V
upper portion of her body badly
mangled by the time the engine
came to a stop.
The accident t(und 45 min-
utes after the enene, which
runs the. passengerervice to
Guabito on the' inamanlan
frontier, had let Ha Mile, Al-
mlrante. 7


Engineer Basil
Hu Wet Watson
are'bedlcg held un
arreSt, while the
torney conducts a
of the accident.


C Donrss
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ld Hume to a motr t i. Con
Ov tem tod Lymnigt i1 he eeel
ea AJarraignd attn
of indecently assaulting teferrkg
ar-old boy and a 15-year, against the I
liew Jerwey,I
gu was granted b ell of coin, Mor
P n ext :s 'trdays tion Io exp
Sand u t'st was act roots revolt
* iring admi


Hindi 'Imond, while he care
arta cOp110ollo served at a buffet
She Union Club by the


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Of PC Charges


An insurance agent said today it will be impossible
for companies here to submit "any sensible" group hos-
pitalization rates by Jan. 1 because the Panam6 Canal
Company has not as yet released the exact amounts em-
ployes will be charged for medical care effective with
the New Year.
Group insurance rates, the agent pointed opt, are
computed on a basis of the actual hospital charges and
he said it will take at least two months before an insur-
ance company can compile all the information necessary
to determine group premium rates.
There are about five local companies, he said, which
could offer such insurance.


Meanwhile, the agent warned,
employes will be left to carry the
burden of payhM for their' mam -
ical costs out of their pocket at
a very highrate
As an example. he said, al a'-
erage individual policy for, a
man with two ckldrez_, which
can offer him MtOaqtOehoSpi-


t's In this," Gaynor Maddox, in-
he Panama American's reporter
'ully examines a dish of native
et for visiting newsmen given at
United Fruit Company.


SaIocho, Seviche May

Make "American Menu'
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mnporafy Gaynor Maddox, international umn in New York, his young son,
poral at y food expert, whose column "A- Patrick Dana, age 8, is consider-
tIpal at- merican Menu" appears daily in ed one of the youngest acknowl-
stigatlo0 The Panawmi American, was busy edged gourmets.
Friday 'gathering recipes of typi- "Pat l o v e s anything that's
cal Panamanian dishes which good," the proud father stated.
he will include in a Central A- "He eats snails, crabs, cheeses,
merican series beginning early anything and adapts easily to
lse next year.. the habits of the country."
The Jovialicolumnist, -who pre- Maddox has a particularly
S fers to think of himself as mak- warm feeling for Panama be-
Ing "food part of the national cause his grandfather was a
new"a, .Wa oe of a group of 49'er, and his grand mother
Sewaen who arrived crossed the Isthmus on a mule
here TIfraday as guests of the when she was a baby, bound- for
United f'-tu Company. They left California.
'-(JUP) yesterday for Costa Rica. His main preoccupation here,
Senator Maddox, who says he is pre- while other newsmen explored
that in maturely gray "premature by the situation in their particular
fa Dem. AX, moaths," has just finished flelds, was gathering recipes of
Sa e a an extesve tour of France and savory y typica Panamanian
can ad- fgt d r he was interest- dishes.
ed In t ltical aspects" of As a result, early next year,
rence e. readers here will be seeing-their
ted the The 'food editor is con- everyday fare such as seviche,
another vinced t Americans are still arroz con polo, or sancocho de-
'utJday th beb ted In the World. scribed as part of "The Amer-
In Call- "We vthe best and finest clan Menu."
diet I nthe world it's just a Maddox was particularly im-
matter of applying the French pressed w it hthe ingredients
rolt" a- technique. which is excellent, to which go into the making of
Party in our' A lctn food supplies," he "Sopa Borrachp." but since none
ad Wis- added. was. readily available during his
the na- Diets do not have to be boring short trip, the food expert could
gras s Maddox' contention. And only smack his lips in anticipa-
oe a is whole family agrees. Besides tidh, and wait until he gets back
Le wiLe, who writes a food col- home to New York to try it.


ed out, the same man could bave
complete coverage at a premim
between $90 and $97 per year.
The- insurance gent said It
was up to the Pandfma Cant4.
release the new hospital sory"
charges as soon As poss b= if
employes are gol*g to be -ile-t0
take advantage of a gr9p pA l-


NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (UP) -
Wh!olesale gasoline prices went
down by bout 1-4 oent a gal-
Ion on the eastern seabord to-
day and the price to motorlxts
was expected to see a corres-
ponding cut.
The Atlantic Refining Co. cut
tankwagon prices on regular
gasoline 3-10 of a cent in, Penn-
syliania land Delaware effective
today.
Soconoy-Vacuvm Oil Co. and
Sinclair Oil Corp. announced
price cuts yesterday of slightly
over 1-4 cent a gallon and the
Texas Co. and Sun oil cat tleir
prices from 3-10 to 1-4 cents.
An industry spokesman s4l
service stations are allowed.-o
set their own retail prices en
gasoline and they were expected
to pass along the reduction to
motorists..
The spokesman said the price
cuts reflected a general soften-
ing of the market due to over-
supply.

Negro Lieulenanl

War Velran Gels

30 Yearsfor Rape
FORT BRAGG. N.C., Nov. 7-
(UP) A general court martial
sentenced a young Negro lieu-
tenant to 30 years of hard labor
for 'raping a German war bride
While her corporal husband stood
guard duty.
" Lt. John R. Oriffln, 28, at
Memphis, Tenn., admitted he as-
saulted attractive Christiana B.
Schuster 27, four times in a car
after a drinking and dancAta
party at the officers club.
Griffin, a graduate of West
Virginia State Teachers College
and veteran of both World War
II and the Korean War, testlfed
she danced with..him and en-
I courage his advances, but ro-
jected fur thMc tcMacls.


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TALK ABOUT "rough duty," Plc. Mike McLeer, an MP with
the First Army, really has it.,During the baseball season
(above) he hands out free baseball tickets to servicemen at
Yankee stadiuip. In the off season, he reverts to regular MP
work, joining a guard detail to escort prisoners to Fort Dix.


FOOD AN MEQICINE gathered by women.in Dallas, Tex., on it& say to. orphafl in
Korea as Pet4 OBrsfeh (left) gets a cle.Tane ifromi ,tt aspecfrQ, Art enuvie for
the 2,144-pound shipment at the Seattle-'I comaairport,, b All irmns dnutcda ipues.


;USTOMS ARE CHANGING, at least one of them, for European travyelrs. These French
customss officials exhanine the first European passport issued for eqal "and steel officials
j traveling within Germany, Italy, France, The Netherlands, Luxembourg and Belgium. The
ew passport, valid only for the Schuman Plan nations, replaces old4 national passports.


IN LABORAT OR Y and KITC HEN
g10,vkes8wn uidfed qs9 .wor l #toM-ls
rAnirrcI'wM areas *tth h Gel.,1n, 'o s sciAw
petroleum distillates and aerodynamics as they are' with ample is physcaistoaeear&'p.~.f aniprt onphoa-
kitohent Utensils'in their own home. Prior to World Wt rII, phorus, the chemical lement.. She ..lda tleh ititnqction of
many Unite4 States industries were reluctant to bire wo1en having had an act of Congre pesed to peratit er to remain,
for scientific research projects. Today, however, woman's In the Vnifit States., typical of women's inragis )nto seien-'
place is also in engineering, e.hemical. and electronics firms tite research are position reresented in these photos below.


AS EARLY STORMS threaten the high altitude grazing areas in the Rocky mountains, herds
of sheep leave their summer pastures and start for home ranch at Independence, Mont.


$4 1 SING2l James Melton, also an old car collector, takes a look at one of his favor-
.1te, a pint-sized 1903 Oldsmobile. The old-fashioned, curved-dash automobile still can run,


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I .- ,2 SUMT AMRICI N A

f "...... iFren e Resort Enlivened '"MELBA THE MOST MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL SPTALE OF

"....... .. -, wBy 'Battle Of Ballets' THEM All. OPENING NEXT WEDNESDAY AT THE CENTRAL
.. ....... '6 1"TAIL PAR b1.The tople W ....
AN MON ". 5A 4 tin will be nonlctlnn

odM, PL at their oa he cI N l Station, any "iale f wr dis nn d n Press Staff Coespadeqt billt troupe. e Cuevas joined
abot at their Barnett, who are L they desire. PA I (U. P.) A "battle of theMonte Carlo company in 1947
,.b i .ntU Sve i. ti5on Nolember- I the ballets" has been touched.. off He took control and, in 1950,-
". "t i .. Atlantic Camera Club by-the. millionaire who bought "the dropped "Monte Carlo" from the
S ls tridedonatin nd we g n o w bank"- at Monte Carlo. company's title.
Vthe party. o orP aUtIon y M Cmera Cl u b Aristotle Socrates Onassis, 47.- : You ost can't build ballets
g. ir.= K e ,i rroaw at 7:30 year old Greekr born Argentine' with mere money," spokesman
It s Club. The lack ship itapn who purchased con- for the .Marquis snappe "Inspi-
tas e sa ..i.'a vision will have tre h'tthyMonaco's Soety Ds ration i what you need." n'.s
"now, Mratars I t 1e Bains de Her 'and direction of the He announced de Cuevas is plan-


.Vf Franc o, AIlegre oadoch, ou%-^o Los Anle& She was 1work for ,Onasals. manager of Nora Kovach and Ist-
yb~3B^5pe a .Corian.h, Halntb ?at-Ue h^_ that brought t hos ndst i ,h" sar toamd tces two, who
-te : Ptl" leiv,. behind d the yvIron sur-


l Ceo. RnLck Eds their Abou-c n .white A s born Mairile George de Cuevai center before World War I when 't .u k
.elprain .ahd ose tbii ibr rtm : awyh Mointe C rlo' DeV a created the original Bal- -" ... .j a-- .
00: Nora. c- Sift neioel~erd f Tibi i e'Casthrap.s, poslesnor e let Ruhse de Monte C iarlo.
S" r lb. a fortune st a at $300,000,000 Onassis want h troupe ready Ptrie Munsel as Cherubina it.'atrice Munsel sin the "Vis Patrie nsel n w
C*i Ui Wting d ba bett fr the winter season, starting i Mos "Th Mariae of Fig- e am a
p i ' De uev responded by an- December, hoping it wil be a lure are." "Toea." verdi's "tolete."
n gave Writn Group M L d i nosunc& n he a improving his own lp bring viqitort s 4t ronte
Co.I.n. "qish Oilorary4,me
rol in College c T. rssb The Maru. land of a "MELBA" the golden voice of a golden era... coming to the screen o the Cetrl
ah1e9yI'N0 He$seekstorbor rnvGeorghe.fdme C fovahn D.
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l it the Red r aulldl .i O Sa Raeftr b he the eodss Theatre next Wednesday, November 11th. Aet.
SPars teawon fsom now until Janu-s c i s
S1 n 'ting 0 C h rlo t w t ar y. t In Fepbruary,' he Will take his ari
tVee tary In Berlin Fary'hlt h "freiedhis ---
1^ 4 1 Cor Mo Phopf ra troupe tl nd yo Cannet .- 30 mAied fr om
UTH MILLETT Says,... Monte Carlo.a
e. .he ITHasACA, N. Y "P.) Ce Cor-
ell UtilveritV sc t-s say ex- -
S Asks an older wwman:" What's lient sport fishing ithe Atl an- na
r the mptIte with ete 'o young men 't 'ffir nor theirr New Jersey islA
Mr pect their wives to help support o
add od. .a a a.urvey J;!te elk
1 K LJK f ol .AM l, d or splneles e ta ye coa lawy, or pitetween ess
por atthe tha.iI par ents Just o tan-s de n I CiPacsta san New Jeersiey,C iUt i
Sded the everythll they.drM- It was newnomeri who'was si. atportd t.at a tto11g, pe-VrelTrsrer
hel 1 X.' *L ..q Je .tte forto-alMny y r they ex- talkipge love it here," ste lgiu i the ar ea
tnlt %tJtA. s ao help they 4,We o ee bae tw. Sendy Hook. and. Bay '
wh( d. es to hel the s e. 'opheae so friendly. ~Iea, hries off sir taee water ATLANTA,. NOV. '7 (UP) -
1d- IJestnmpt (I.) .R. Mre- in 'iIhat 'slougldbe the aan'sres- -An We ve SreUeh COn c10.1- anda deeper water to rise. se.Tresury'sei. tary Qeorge Hun-
a4li 'i H rpd werte h' bya trd tjoo- tt rfo earning a uving? s twomnan may ie ia s ji t dt New phrey assured a Repub can gath
*l l'.4w'L t g down" pa t uen' .i.I.thlt, reldoly a ht accmusa- erohbut shewonwth be i te. such t ra erlni thati the s "l te
t" -!o.o Q o!o .'ffiV er Club. tio a1lnat the avrtge young cloag. 8he is b enthu Sme m cip atefue s uclly n vs rrion has "haltedth th wer
Swas,' recent lth a working wife? Let'7 s It0 _ei n ew omel ando *iqw i ean.Ione nflationary trend and sodnh w l
W fOr e occui W re llth 'l, who sm fairly ypa- atle her. ri $e lt lowering ta o es l r a-
ta -j?,'- 1 *ilnlba b the 0h tuhQ wil tk hiso
i teh rf at e thousands of yon heo c iia new iEdse it serves He said the fact that dollar

le E d ee al s e ond M HuasMont e C arlei .eae me


It &Beetbflballf, ol Wh wpare at on Anorstewith watersflow, a hy Admi thetrti one h f4. sttheel CORNFUL Ara valruesure to exerre the owlyah traet ~ au t f
pfwr e Jtftionhed Jim 4 2e hs wife, Jane inr, f uatefs wohiscndh blsd oe n cr1 per-cent durin 1i "aelharel rc tes t aen c i f w Bt g
ot "r a .d 3i.i ml-2. c ThlPi. l been 'Mharried g en ad. i. n a L d I cll +do tuds lib proome of stability," while thle


b-e. .. .C'v"-n 3 "inteLot q ei anab a j o tnb *ithe .e teoes,, n liee it coe ar d prici oec.e p o d a Ietndex rose 34- Ba pontB Inn the W^
reBAA Yr,_ (IQ. P. )' Car
S' a : I dpe *nsdWilh'aotse eractt whre Ted.Cc rmes.rnher.ix yekrsn before tihe e publ cans
WW IyArIAs kanol derwpanog : u h "Nt$adrtshtobeh took over.
't sh uart o.a t e h als o loe cated a s ha b h


TW. '- t-1t. i1'teTeo t5 '-a emaare a wter- i Th Jearseya the TosA dmre i sra e in
Mr. acthted:I Ag.. **** -". .. el sr dWh ots~.. nrat n
im e o i t s ti ot a l waters r t F
S tbb Me ahe o os rs t with waters ow the Admltrate hs sucee SORNFUL SRIBBERS--Sure to
8.iL~ i the M T .verte t n out of tLonhsland Sound just D reducing expenses irt s a n scorned, these unsuspecting pave eint scribblers don't know what they're
rl i o ll. repr li' l es mP ob Jn Bu oBntau Polt. They caed will be able to make a "pt n o, est wind of developments. Hdwoe vreiowever, they've etonteiade afriendofwhomtheyse toBudrS. ..
S AI w n the "Montnuk Converhoence." start" on a "pattern" of tax re- penboy. The scene is r s In a Ri ecin o ro l n
.l p h l BS.t i d B"i in t he ufa .' ote B saying the rated s a nts, ductiia . .
W.edfriB ya s t they e, reaI a "W e w sr dlo a estipu led that more trA Ati








he entw ol eg.el a ctt; g asi 11 buat th"ir ""e " r l i' iluo bn lis o new ....
j ').. he.r j o dw otrt hei lis of water low daly thliout h the u m enters Asked, .. .T (
t ttlrgy aabo Shp famt istsoiH New York ight, an area a jacent
LIAM. Mt .0 ).P .O tyhooub t eA w st deepr .w k'..r r W edFa me srg H rn
W. sN.O. a the Teniple a- homemaker.n NeT Je's1 Hrlo Spasred Rua nre










g a t l woAmanhou wa y, th t r t s ng al new NOksOnmrR4WHN1ew
esWAi pth e as OF MAR BEa.LIN ( U- tPe- At night the .- |t MeNe e Bf Et -
o- n theaveagIe Yo nge She ls se chtor tt t Loi s W holoping Ceratrdion ers
h lAd, i GH, th .-. d tu oPsnte s ) -*k.AI ocs. P,.A.a o ".
e s d esi p onwe flies n oow ov r tea coiyb
o'.Tta lt u8 oepa te r eli elty t 0 7 m a U, r r


si-theoctewe r e o sgew h aveAfirly n te sety c tmte W s rm CHCe (U ,mov,-at.rnW. P.e -- e-loe ringFaxts


sth t of ben el prt- te ter. atios clearly as the brown- parking lots ma. offr a artial sp east in pelor n o E.,ly
so t thptrirorld the see- cles, e bacr movIJ to theneat? toothe ir winte O rteinga e
tormede C. "People's ,olutaon to ira e s e-on io h birds n slidrtatd sou
rteachtother'o tor bordesnEiTetnn U oP rli ds on the a aTexinaos Gubnlf Coast
wITzTl O. IOIeJilmtIs F2*bdhe Jane Wut iest o ee r li ol-tter ne sh ele s l e f lots, whie rsfh do away T c tr i ni ra
hs a helpngij ma es lilssabtar e- l thb e '-4 f tar is career at-i Nfestlonnl Audubeoo Societyhe ll,
sliving, hehs be~at .helpu her or a cl k other DTen mt ll har .spcunr ber h- says thelroe are ef 21 of the m tca-
Mad"e paye g n d ItaI oud T es o l rds r dem ad-iningrntn
LInIwuad erany d aisoltahe luWo ti-he on the eoatnen t Some of them
i hat a rke o' Im k a tmile"-O- t i it e tso o stand four feet height and t aveeo
tdle e d ateri l et r tteo t, s m wing spread o t seven feet. so M UrnStEs u sci NEment ri completion in Atitene na, i
itit" lne le7, d thegayesomus Yoe Two oran. were killed laeaoamst yedthemre
t h 'eJo rf.i n ost t -s toa n lots he t 'na antear a ameic n dollars. The structure s .
Of W.uW 1 *l l afwa e ir flowu t araei ayl t t ters _,..ghtthe to o i the public in 1954. On June 4 5 th P laid t .e......
-At' t..... ayt hai com te, ,eseI to, ds-,a,, a ,, -,-t.w, -t .,.Asked


first-'o- l"tseaodmn tti"" Trn,.sued Martna
ow to wfk oWt their own lives iP thhiP coffee, and .tr et Snut d 0t0i '
W.i ,r.thOot anybody's help, thet .CoJeunrm, ba.ke t s. So eys have l tedt..ToSp
SN."-oster Typho "he-MOeTE bMrrinrs iToA gathe a oe eln -umes, "" o-merAn 7the
a] fb'anywilhv cann. er t w not miteree wi n'wfl To. .o e n-e a"signsin....r4.... .
,a:h7.,1MarIaget postotrl c ih, e t. p e e-d en develop r iraor disoder + ree rty pae i-
fethehaittel= t .a bleak,C o,0runisd t, o out eraiUse Hts rZ.neVO LibarTis ea -P.)-
Janiceu whele.-chanism thdt rowl th e sv-ar s .e-, pdto or rarte bo on 'And
en ecnd laerimchadorethm ocntpob,'rAsroaeafokes )*oetheefttn-
PoTno s hout, P esi"Y' 5tre f Airrvenue t, -the '. To levi Aut .os according to a report in..te J our- cnss and costumes by i"
10I er ihoty, desis t pace esu- t..rhted -it-gtes, -. nl .o th e AMnercan Medcal Asso- Dr 'nerds. Mason; The Con-
.*9i k dp 1M (*171) a square meof 'b ll i th able pylt ffrm which a ear's Dyr..Robert Carr, Philadelphia, rcs. --. Lesirr Marg fl U'
is the world's ~ t Nr the barrier moves to one aescribd seven cases 'of welaers t. ,itr b B N.
t rts o "e d th eW s f rns- t develepd breathng dificul-
,rt.ofb ei nre ngk'drtwA an. Wersrclst __ . ed s ecuse of the fumes connect- -.rr: lamefft Yo. se_ by
SLo gieeCp ii wormm o~ rUnieopl eleto Short o t In three ot the cases, he said, b.e' nal.g n Zoine liblns also .'
.at. ...go mtthe sy ptaZoms Were serious enough .are.. dt U's P co.lectons of
aiieri lnhion r mboing. SELo ER Ty m. (UP) Yy- Jeri' to neasitiate a change in jobs. boTex asGulferne.. withoartsand

iwar Bertln. + ranklee r, once ee inaost. ionoxide, (harsi-- procE l Mcel ial-d
;of W.rtaZ.n0 Butevi o ta aue erilest o ntainn mint.oa te the fe tbod on silkdscreenociet
hasds thatof situated na the Unter D r.itden mother was a ountrybarberoforTeetrod aloicaedwhmno c a,
Itissof&aNe now in the Ru* iah sector; Hotel years," Ho ael e d "Onepl vario. s materials, as, Weioahbool on wood cut- .
li ha d brokelpbfg here I l aa'L ._p J ecatings n re h le most irritate. "t t
Dorlithreahad r o ke lit Malesd s son to believe thait ehrom Hf endtis egt n ha Wrought Iron
W-.48 a twho had reneited r gakeytherthroesn"uoma y cau sevenmeet. MIMI MUSEUMo neyn1 .co ltni
fltatons, .... 'a "- w ,Yea# W 0 s. Home Crafts- ,t0
vast moofcai's. "+Ku- t isten. MkonitSYoud rtelf i Stedollars' The
sreo a valuableand thalt 4cTin 1
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SYAL t Collecting eand store The radiance of the holiday season never end


rCOiAidNS ei44ba 193 o tre nue- gotiartons be repSEcingN
Sng ernitean Furtes and itLook over our complete stock of thur pro
.'- X14drr i.U l t "i ofKIawhen you give TowLE Sterling. For this fine solid
SC O M l N A i S. .I , .r'c lubsoea-*&-- d wiol. ei er"- STN S--t, and Costumes M ason silver is crafted for lifetime beauty, never to n e
tiI~pflt, Wng ~teSB COWlit-I. M "Treatses: Fifty years (1903-
abe 4-dof: a1953) 0 treaty negotiations be-1 replacing.
lTe ,uft'ar tt. ..A. tWean the. United States and Look over our complete stok of thls proud
TNb "aORTES" ...................N6v. 20 ma. Pana Wester-sterling. Be amazed at how little can cost.
IW a I felted f.i" our tub). i i's first P. | 9 n 3 Anautio: The Spirit of St. Place settings start at $24.79,. teaspoons at $3.08
WaTIOR *orp nd"ORANJESTAD" ..........Nov.23Lo py d Hi- and serving pieces at $3.33. We gift-wrap and
Sp : iT Nov. 26 ttcy; Activities of committee In deliver.
ro to dln.fio~ 1a fad n at the _ *_ **_* baitU of nomination and elec-
Ic lolhe an tion et fleetOr William Crawford
q. ., "" orid' t w Jew 1or'k University THE
aft h'TQm aWaTCOAST SOUTH AMERICA: Ira nN o"of -19a 1 DU-T omitte'a Frl
The." Xre~t:depresion,1929-1941
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'.n iWarmtrvius story -Walker
.. .!.S.. .m.. "BAARN" ......................Nov. 26 i 8. nv eatw STORE 161 CENTRAL AVENUE, PANAMA
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,aa Z*f^a .W t "'ODEN K" ...............Nov. 29 'Fla(: You too cab o rluc ci nt" to re fnae NI>an
inft Al8__J.* I ;. fm --r: 'l4e lady of You too can be o
'I ,+ ...... + -~Kane: Too Late the OF LOVE" Diamond Ring for Christaa e e l7
S'hli. : M -- R MhI eoilm U 3 -2-an W ,"."s. ..V.rton; COkd moun- free of charge.
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BY FLORENCE V. Ao- ENl
NEA Staff Writer
If you think your first or sec .
ond grader wants to help around
the- house just to4 ltate 'mnom-
my," you have a pleasant notion,
but like all sentimental ideas, it
is rather unrealistic.
This is the contention of Dr.
Phyllis F. Bartelme, child psy-


ZVvLUltP1v. 13 G CU1.U.. 55ns usirIre m one M 5 .hologist
ieuiiai p-alpklia pie fr Tnkimevita duiamer. -ret v ermg Ira. hogist.
According to Dr. .artelme, a
Instead of the traditional ounce size. Bake in slow oven. child acquires purpseitiness
pumpkin pie, you may like this 325 degrees F., fdr 50 to 60 'rip+ when he reaches the ~g of sit,
new pumpkin dessert foarutes, or until a knife Inserted In other words, he doQeanot act
Thanksgiving. Lucy M. 3Maltby, near center of budding comes out for the sake of action Itself but
of Corning. N.Y., asked us to clean, Serve with whipped cream. in order to achieve an 04d. True,
try it. We think you will enjoy In many homes, the vivid he'll imitate hisjothe"Imeth-
it. bowl of fruit will serve as a wel- odsr, but the result i vwhtt really
come dessert-apples, pears and interests him from this age on.
Pumpkin-Nut Pudditg grapes withtateris of rofair .l
.Two thirds cup sugar, 1/ tea- over them and shell nuts in be- The psychologist says It a of
spoon salt, % teaspoon ground -tween. With the fruit bowl, a utmost importahce t eiiearage
cloves, ,/ teaspoon ground cin- cheese tray goes perfectly. Ched- this stirring purposetfulnletIf it
namon, 1/3 cup chopped nuts. dar, Camembert, Swiss, port du is not recognized, a' child will
,2 cup fine dry bread crumbs, 1 salut, and blue are varieties you grow up handicapped i his at-
egg, separated. 1 cup cooked or might try. tempts to handle responsibility.
canned.pumpkin, 1/2 cups mil'., Eat a slice of apple wl