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Tran- - m init onj thie to rep lyto Stevenson. script of the case was made of- WlAT PICKET tINE Soame of the 500 longdhoremerV, who r,., m,.r.Carthy, ,eno. ._ed CBS .clially of record there Nov. 12. a wildcat strike.. paIke te Federal Court House in NOW ?NBr1 NU relaing to give him time, At one timn, a decision had been Vbtirkk, ty. .etE q, t .. qusi .ofwhether the oUM al * I e he laday f court s a brief lti t the t e f L . Re aWdohg teffrrequest hates contentiont of BAppear lK lashe bon cov at.lrneyl that eeEs cr-pRMarc 11 ath A5%herrtteinNow0o. arh, e en ti of f a % '- pnew e a g la" de Coeurt lacked lansi- D.v ..e. r n ertgm mpntsfeet n ^ e as:Ae e cse asme io re uto a t rm p l.t I inlyahh pareed eteirresponngnmemberst ofthe pet i se-es, l a, f#,mone Code1 Meiwtlhat NW YO Mai 11. ( A- feoeew piers jlre beln worked 40. l t fGePYAO parilulr of.. tecae r"t 'd of York remaCtoine ciewt 5n a l y by A FL- Long- at MOeBy n C at fclraph y of r ecord there. No.12whih I slt Wdttirely ie. shoremen. Brookly docks opened [ NHj....fer retsm hin 0 give la ntime, A t *n time, a decision had been tooetasomettxpee, In january on theack- e N ea Atho a were L Itihquestioo of whethmeeloo 5p. [p1ay a eotatepus estdb 7,^- "M I aetlon tention of theo lte n a evenna tdlu. sn ,n 'C1^ wi at a io ardireutst aturneys ti that tsd t i owure isgot the om an At rdghb.lg a ,li Cod. Re..-t .-'h 1:(Utrs I reben-wok. H-Bomb Blast To Be Bigest L XONO LU, March 1i (UP) t The mightiest nuclear, e hake plaek on remote Eniwetok land, in the Pacif sometime between March 15 an 28. Chairman Lewis Srauss of the Atomic newy Comm lsson is re. .*orted due in the Pacific between o1ase dats. 1a Fvoble weather and the b- aence Of aome high-rnking iuats ipmearid to be the only factors delaying the test dqto- Atlon. The government announced MArch 1 that the 134 series of nuclear taat had begun at the lohely linewtik -Bikini Prdving Ground, which already had one of, I its I lau- wiped out. I the explosion a hydrogen device li-thei Oit ... the deviceto be tested this .jnnth Is ceoted to .laVe twice violin eof the, a191-evice. 'Two membeofl the Joint Con- Eit e on Atomic Tuesday nlihtih' to Joint Atomic TaIk Frie 7 at .niwe- toll. Meanwhis flhalsVeroshl- rdd that St" tclanl eave "96ecej fi p.cging a- tle ieertrgy at qae 0rrite of A ,. a.div ..6..MMf lfA. t T.J 7' Years S Enough,' Says" GOP Chieftain WASHINGTON, March 11 (UP) Senate u leader William F. Knowland indicated today hetv trodude a bill to force the consolidation of hospitaI lities on the Panamd Canal Zone. Knowland is chairman of a Senate Aop. f subcommittee which is holding heariligs on requ -Canal Zone appropriations for the coming yer/' ,A He said today that the Army has boln "seta the consolidation of Zone hospitals ever ilnce f of the war, and added "it seems to me that sevi study is enough." - Kadwland and Democratic Saotor Allen JN Ert questioned Defense Departutenf tdaert ureau dElt tonseidtbn eand also unlficationiof verous otiler ices hq the Canal Zone. - Oftkialw testified that if the present four h were reduced to two, it would effect an' ancisds' of ao)poximately '$ 90,000. Ellender said he would puport thBtl, to f a .cosolidation, but "id it seemed to I4.4 someway to do it if we t of . a Flndt sa Rerhunter of asatp the.Re- vitivomno IV.e ag up VurW cu tummaw. or Edward e fr osr ars the oiu df u e us quest99&&h ae d rit . ri t w eaM it 3w.s ldptie I bolthtli legrams t i t wfhred- K to. S ad scarthy said ater a luch S et z have "ae srgu- at 0 the issue ol-eC, a Por the second consecutive week, the President showed con- siderable .willingnesg to take on quest un dealings with McCarthy ad political problems facing the GOP AMd the adlinorsion. Seated side bys ide on a ble plush sofa in wbsdns office, Mc- Carthy sand today Winvilted I hs poeen followingg en hour and 4, minutes lunch yesterday that had longer than I ~ve main course. applaud last week it -was ."dAtiommyrot" to contend te. Army is coddling Coom luta as- McCarthy had charged. McCarthy said today Wilsok has: been "combattftg communism. longer than I -have and Ibhearly applaud what be's bees doing.*1 *' ~'-.: i -~ wr 4' Mit? %t. 2~ tip-~3L~._ .~ A )n.. Mp Conmerca to me - .iR. 753 (E lattw-. -code).s He observe; JVht ag wa stated to the 1fur ii relation to the aee- n%;' te Cana Cnpl. Act i .Juld on to the aUnZted ta MstrIet Court (4Canal Zone-o e,. Title 7,Pag~e 823). * "tsting law confei upon the tcourt of the Tnuagt Zone errn a oft 'all maters and k spro g not, oterwies pro- #d1*fau which at the tite this tet .koi effect -were within the Jluriicorn of the Supreme Court oa the Canal Zone, the Circt uirt of the Canal Zone. the Disalt Court, of the Canal Zone, unrthe judges therefore ' "This bill substitutes for that provision language con- ferring. ,juriedlctlion over 'all cases Ad proceedings. involv- ing -aws of the Unfted States applicabl-to the Cano the al -Zone, and all othet matters end pro- ceedings wherein Jurisdiction I is conferred by the codes of -law ad procedure of the Ca- nal .zone.' S"With the enactment of the proposed codes of tNe Canal Zone, and the amendment of the Panama, Coanal act as proposed k. this bill, the provisain of existing law -jst referred to will become obsolete. It ba, therefore. desirable to substitqte for that L ovsion. a trevtbtn referring Sthe Code of Laws aid proce- dure of the Cana r Zone. 'It is'also believed to 4e desira- tle to, have the law provide specifcally for Jurtditlon over oases and proceedilngs undet the laws of the Uited Stat& ap- plica*b to the Cmnal Zone, -as dist lztlshed ftom purely local Canal Ione laws." Colits filed the brief on be- half pf CollUns & McNevin, at- torneys for the plaintiffs... Since the suit started, Collins and his- partner, Attorney Don- ald J. MONe". have dlalved their partnership, but remain assocAi6A4 in ncoe tax malt. ILA 0l a! t -Philadelphia sM nouncedW t should roa1 r -ash dt as Wted fromi New. Y as a result of the shut 'down. Local-Raters Get 2 tCent An tnerehae in Local Rate wajes, ranging from two to sxI cent .per hour and affectinD appro*Sattly 11.000 gradi. employee of the Panama CiMal Company-Canal- Scne Govern- ment was .announced yesterday at Balboa .Heights. An equivalent increase will also be. m.eA for declkhands in the Navi tlo DIvon iof tht Marine Btreau who are paid on a per trip basis For all grated Local Rate employes the Increase, which will be made effective in the near future,. amounts-to an e- quivalent of a one withtn- grade step raise. This Increase in wages will result in additional total take- home pay.0-fl than a half million o, rfo focal Rat W-1p 4W that it 2anGSe pouAbt worked In t.i. said, however ..tat a chant in plans far rttin. a dp would be mde in New York. farlbr, It had been planned that- .odne, pasiif a .ine ship would sail from and one put lnpo Philadelphia. CZ Babies Demand Change Many of ow raiders uSaer two years f rate. atfr &alin yexteruaf' am fr4 the P aft Mihrbaby show, leaeeSd the abnBaMs ,fai tpe early. "I am eme ms er mj y ofet! at Isened nem 14-mebthst" wmd thberfwe be more eTnaeset to me edpiM thoe eent take ~a. atm, whbn sthe o at a ai whee i 4 I -,..- - shtutt until. te low g.inds t *. bthe complex tangle of a challefB_ ele6laon and certfies it a b1 a g ag1t. The I s imns mabent * witnaees .on n fa demand that the Detember election be thrown out beqeiu of IA ttaimidation of veters ,' . ON ed Issue CA3A Venezuela. March 11 (U The United States pressed .d0y for quick action In the eaiii- against Cbmmu- 1st lattion although it ap- p0Tr fo.fr side Isues may de- lae t rct1 anti-ed drive. Perbap. In response. to Ut S. urecy ~nhe.ommittee conduct- 9e l on the U.S. anti- Comiw t h4seoluton scheduled dol tuons today and to- moxE eettngs afternoons as wen fl, knln s. Pefr..d Euador dragged thefr .j-standtgd border dis- syeterdlys maeetng-Of % It tee, startift ah ar- ga it was ended only by .olent 9f the session. of Btite John Fos- f ftgho for a slowdown vote anti-Comminalt Is- stde heis the week end. He told a reogi ie hag not set a-date for 95trture for Wasftg- tbnL b~.wiat he expects rits air- p today to 'starn by" S Iengttt of future debates on the ntU-Communist Ile ed oqpdulton to the U. S. resolu- tia d4 mlgat offer one of his own i.he thought it could block 4s. rapid action wanted by Dul- . n officials are confl- agit win gain u St lor their 'resoJon, "- It- probably will be a- The measure condemnls CoMuBM Intervention In the lfee e, calls for emergency S if it spreads, and ets nchiery to uncover Red a dWs a bd their prppagan- da. ' The o trnd. of soviet was onef aghin demoeAsrtted at the Ber- ln conference he said.' "The very convocatlo aof ech.a con- fdtene t an undoubted success ot the supportero of the relaxa- tion o f ':Inrinatomal tension." Marshal NIkol*i A. Bulganin Soviet Detenae Miiste1 r, t old Moscow voters that the Silet Union "cannot believe the 'im- perlaltsta are s.edaing billions In money as well as Wendous materiRl just to frihten us,"m the Soviet press sald. "NelUte can wef count on the hnmantty of t1 I.mperIalists who have demonstrated they are capable of nin. any means of mass aniUlmatt/' Sulganin told a voters uewatn n the Hall of Column- het-- sterday. Bul- gamin is a eandt dte or the u u- oreme Soviet mt Moscow city In the elections w day. 1ulqanln emphasi.ed that the Soviet vnbn must maintain constant mHtqt readiness be- cause "the tmvp.tI.lst, are con- stantly .creaag t their armed forces." Mojor Herman l mproi n Maj. eIMmi Herman. who was heart attack si "coming along nicely," according to 0 o r g a s xe0man is Chief of the Canal Zone Police. sand':fucpnoyT.'- Col. Ellasworth Davis, from the office of -the assistant secretary St the Arm toaktthe coinufte. that the Deiense Department had been directed to study r.p- conso-Idation on 46 Items in tne Canal Zone. Dun:lcatlon of facilities, ht iald. 'has been elinmInated "to some degree" on 1g of the Iterms. For instance, lie aid, two re- tall tisd stores have been closed and a third will be cloed loon. Red Tank. Madden Dam anl Curunduo, m c miarles are thoze referred to. Bi he sak that further Accident Victim John Logsdon Moved To Gorgos John D. Lodon, an American employee of the lectrical Divi- sion, who has 'hen unconseloue for three weeks following an automobile accident, was trans- ferred from the Coco Solo Naval Hospital to Oorgas4thix morning. Logsdon received severe head Injuries as a result of the acci- dent which occurred on the Trans-Isthmian Highway. He has been on the serious list since his hospitalization. Miscount TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. March 11 (UP) Police today reported someone stole a $400' machine the state road department used to count traffic volume. Scientist-Undersea Photographer Stops At Cristobal For Boat Check -- Stlin mnarbe lie lfe and pn p- te un it with under-ea fumaea oult specially fr thet. is thf maeton oif a Get- *nr' ridatst srnd his 11-mat crew aboard the Xarifa now docktd at Custabal. The A-ro ton vessel will ev for the British West I- dies a soar. paMrs to hbtr f are cmpleed. From behe th afp, asrppered by Dr. pI a 94-year-old sclan- wl return to ito home of Wmbur after having speat seven wrontht at sea atu- snred by the International In- stltut;on for Sabniarine Research in LI'htenrteln. Germ y. * However, BasA suplkm t*s their income by taklin mo",eP uad-rsa, a lohar, wvi ta.ee din-va d.vMn eqbUlftInerihe camS. Several requenceu of h A !acluded in a recent mov the Yted B The selent- t Waso wr.'ten several booko at whio was one calii 'U into Adventure." * SWve cameras be nesu a)- ately a'c priceless alne were b Ailt mecialttfor his T 21-man crew lr., D ta Dlira photographer wwhe It was diarej- Seimet aeadede sae .pair. The shIp's agent, N.t&as said today ths u nosibly leave to- .-Civltan stores are mo beativ4 he said becamusi iude overhead fl abs yom which Is esumiat flmy oncS .eme. .--' - eybdo iIn answer : 14eved the Army lE n "eient lea seMOitig to leave the oid Wa0 tel tn coltm to a ,rpr p" i"2& bualueaiOal. .1. He Ob4 the hotel ud a "white lepkat" fotl , tense DepWuitu.asS tH everyone coneerUned to eiAn th e ba vide%t, mer: : .4 e'ty f -,Ra NstS - The Starorett, whitc 1at way seized by fanats I and fIned m l ofy ty. Ume u.. l im| bow-to do everyth According to Panama their loca agent, a license to fish for btW . Ing secured today foar $ The 259-ton vessel still owned by Capt. of San Diego, is kB new operator, however, of the 14 crewmembes a on the ship. _ The vessel was l nama policmen,i fishermen, on.May 26us sap was for t off Anton. and ordered-' cated. At iaht P thorities annoUae4, Qa probably use the patrol boat "In otar q pretend other - which are said to n valn water"s However, 4e2 W h ' Agoin To LosebuMLi Uri Ct * 4 .- .4'. -t.J. -9 ti#tr'i. " "a .... a**, Avg ; i' q~i .4 $t?. - -t ~'t-.t~. I rr-h.;41- i- ~ --- -- ~. ,;I ir = I .*I^'- "" .!. j. ', .. *,4" '.*-; !r- KMAR ~v*, 4.r 1 I P. - II S.es a o paC" fN U _,IWIU IB-YN a .., ..--h -AND. 13W N UT1Sh te 3.43.Mee n l.ete Al y spet 0-. to. o The s i paH AM AelNaS -- 1. '.w em Ime dsoI, .. Aa.n d.,." h -b y VA h SWiL "t $ o S o What stranrgb ,. ir ts -N O TH1m O U R IA N Curtain crowded 'us t M.v.. -5 a' -YOUS 1O1111110AIMN the minds of UlttliSVa.-. a l? u l a So vieteers' fiaht for bs' wel a ? i The Mi lse U Is n p n fa s cv readers at tThel PamS Am' "new Society. a content don'th aving t-at1"h:ad v' : linu aorea received gratefully and are handled In a whellyw eil- They are not content with havin h n ar tem o t oha Yoparaded the awo oble-- 1r - Ib t Ja n other o a ltlr don't.IIsm peatpei ti dend t o ur o W la Ia lhe toys, Mich ael and Ro Tble k t r f ' @ t day. te e a re polished n the oerd esu l l ld the Sin Sing S death ell t ou e & p atr dar.ie thme lublsed tlas the proabl ent. -- th were taIJ atoumc arh sritd was ipssibl -a- r oBrr E Ple t ly rto ke a he le te n limited to r pae length where t awtmic ae t.e t- 'ba l t to hbeter nd ot o f hr Mh e e t aasexecution. e V t he y oaten t i Idelety ee fon writer s heldin stridersut WtldetS e ed they e one n w o knericas mwpeld eg m c o ne espoasillty fe talerento a t n e p o i an ithylhavingt mh r eod be th e a. h i prilq d o In ftten fe zes tuhrenetCo. .ginsM our oJunothedt we h wt tho .h r e p a e B x ternatlonal propaglnda ;..inl'e t lo me n os o P o now refuses topermitoaM o i t THE M ARIX stLre to forget y ears a. ....". which must, haverb sared thee" r a he I minds and hearts w ith pl th snes rte .b , IN PRi an I OchgPUERTO RICANS There are r a le New York wh the rn Itve IN PRAISE OF City offlcua fllTO R Ilfohlt the .-te" " "he"one oka vCbnn rd Ateers actually sbse a. ING t, o. N hNfo. N a- flo t a etteretle o o ar m ent. N taP C TbI *gr edtc po a ea in a _onla nd ,b u i de a B o r whthe. #lsol v e t n.W th Aroon ia.- w e d ': a d h h Aa c a Te wc t This letter is for coluMlisth B lop Ruari the the e of t a l a ...a- adr.H.at,0 Uoad : I have always been imprestsd by your column an d had a oal areop ta n oto U -eom aoJ tBwho BVS butel af? ra d pe A. Iisan for th emaoal spea d a aptprrcwkn* -- iought of you as a rather telliSent Wldavldual. But after roea- just to stik e at e t -u c re ex ho the article you wrote 06A March 8, you have led me to believe 9This fear was expressed m-en l lou sariy t st wi S l (r hh ..h. .- -.. .-.o ;lre C pie the L atin 88 it wan be scaosn ..... h haneraModays few hsfe n" . Y o r k W e ..Sr es "Co u t bdhet d o f ler4 .a hat yotu are an average American who knows nothing nor cares intoMrty h'sa T o est oan y other country o u Its people outside of our ow 8 Henry Mc .Carathy, a 8 i te r o. te st It e .ni n ,bout an er countryome th%? Zi fr Me bu ay or nnporary legal guardian of all the th W !- t e Btea i to. city's c hit d en who have no other prp s to s .d t p a th eith s me t i.Ye i g I'mlgho ha 710P gae f i s eFt o y t.e. frolp fsh 10 lifhehir Fio sto m aon i pr ast ifpna *t inthe mht have minterpted your column. However, y ga e al gs ren o;e thae ourse Cf .C b tioa t a B In h of te the Impression that you were speaking of all the Puerto quest oning .him-i tt oei t pth e .b ue tha9 etd p 4 will"admit'thattHouse Counsels. lwans. wl ladm t ththemajoritywho Phave gongeat e Behs INN e dson to Newen Uni o ne lVg pr r ma A"Ciaas r w l ork are of the lowest clas and probably went with the same Se, rchllght", I ound Mc tCar e tA t, ea that Europeans have who mgrae tour country: to be able and genuely concern se aoet l I alive better and some of them With the Idea that i the U.. over the Hope ahorg ahUdran._ l resi ol .h aoney 4 be found in the streets.u Lter id ak g oen. teak r e But let's not condemn a country by what a handful of fnat- why he was disturbedoae a ca have done. If everyone had your way of thinking, all te "There has alwayosers been fe th? w erupaeol S e u p!r, two group onropag at T he ar od, r ." n"O te laR. f. S he.. .eThos m el ns ld Othe re te or t fo hay- th at the h id'. r e n w o bthe spiri t llthl idtot. re s. ng som e of the citizens turn to Communism and against our that of the cohlutry e nw u sd against. taof.et wxteit Iem ocratic way of life. 2npropaganda purposes ab oad," rheI o ut t T tlso h vaeepua a &d,. . evidntly. you only know some of the Puerto Ricans in New meb .. rls"a o are equivalent to pur white trash In the U.S. Have you "Already special committees e 1. cIGe rm TTF bce n nnni orgotten theoutstandnvalor ua vlrof the Puerto Rican soldier In East Germ any, Fre, Wno "a ' r Ja b(Bitr)B amr e m Mymi that this monioey is no itu co, tte, s sce d....... "h ;s:,'g-1i.. .. r"n to the l -a j"e.. l,'' to'jt. *"- p be let and 2nd World Wars and the Korean conflict? Did you and JLpan have been seup to u ex- hait1e beep 1e0 W Mow that the Puerto Ricars bought 88 millions dollars worth of plait our efforts to settle th tUJoee y ounn bdgr to owirng f tM . a Bonds? Did you read about the 65th Reglmen consisting stes with are pectable, fen hr that ue e let s d where the boyswandor e whatadiaudpofa* SPuert Ricans saving the rs Marine Division during te r- where the bys c get what Hous agric T s reat In Korea? Puerto Rico never had a drafting problem. They happened and grow up W thout be ""h o p n to*yedp o aid volunteers to fill all their quotas. ing onstan ly used as pr sfor By 5Opc- 'md4J You smy they &s unfit to run t row 'u he .country. Perhaps sai.. .. "- tIN-, ah n , be. ones i New York ar. b ht I htr never seen any place /Tien the Com ynMis e Jreopa h o mIR t n rc ologre so rapidly as Puerto Rico ha Ince Itdoes.not get any I ag w hat hs V'r the bqemer oIGTON, hi N..a -'one.of , sf mGlwoogaiexpakr.91a, -b business in Egypt is one I uested. t -in .d qu dA the Hea a I eN. E nag-lish Spa4r hA idea of sending four year sin a vacation land, but, cdiab- r fly. ea w aUn he should have bet on. Wyhen they rabt w oo o an ,, A c The o e hd utely nothing for the -good of the luland or Its pe opleepSince a~tho ne0 tb4la T he.y.wea s. w -. . he Islawd hoe become self-governing after over 80 years, theh r ture At was impossible to dbnutf ianse who are a .ra4 ,l-.o -ewoU ngepover5I0 yn Paris th yet shlepushe theoldo oyna c o ou t, r ofr tma.a sgaS, a He isatto l. o s & wOUIle have come to know what the word "prorore" .means;.they clven years-o) 4 n oa t .j N ei 'nP a -o eo r peoples' 1..%. somstt.fxszo W- Ire led entirely by soank '0f the country, who nave absolutely no .. I.'p r lC 'Ut r slan t of g pt Am Isians wg neeowe Naspet 1141w ".eD. d lie.w q ., 1 or np i .ahl b.u m a e men of coure a .. t.... .ti.'.til .........t pr e sent ar s t ih e Emel, for oil, and to a buffer year ago, from al In the moag foio a of seio i v tes for it b I gi aorof Puerto o, nd Emanu whel has nileaony bn agait the Russians. we sads a unt me. m moving. syant a Ambassadx t Egypt,.ore b w it agov ec a lbanduig Emanuel ,4Uman in the Saslt wbo Uks us, end I ,lh hin a4n wWt him'thqy. worked. beeuhfull together .Ib y & heir awnIniat ivre, can achieve u the prop spies and te i, who Is ospable of pulling the Arab andd toeb -ei etr wlp n thi nations together. There has not him. I watched 'his Od& soldiers nan ett.-Of Puerto Rico has ahawn an outstanding e..t to the L a whepeaiwhichiw htd been such a kian since Kemai'ldSa his hantaud was shared stiff,"today.- erioa as. and com m ittees of various countries h av a vlittd .thedthee -1". .f e10 1suc a mmei. a d the1i roe ha n t1e. ofmla dhfo the urpotofntudrut th ir s cialedquom.o nd l1n' flU.opoezr.u adfnhtheefsuW PaIrI@T, w n e. the tae utn ual developments. tifue over to a fail na bybu assMa bIs proved that ha can't n an kl. ma. t-Nea, oid.t ogbe d hmsm i i t p v et hea t u teo tca n ',t 'P o f'P u e r t o R i o t i p t h e N e w Y o r k S u no pt e as C- o u r t se.s e a W m a n s 0 9 5tl a 0 4 % b ed Ythe p rivilege .v.a t ...That was in Noveniper..Blech said TONis Isnot an9y part ofa potcal 0t esb, .snt a inI aswam azed by the terrific lndu ltri alifltiO fl.program go ig op in heKet ds s I h i c. t s aa m ae i Wa nd and at the project homes being put up y bythe goveU -V "colleagues." LBfor that1purpo1e. The people IIg the opportunity7,.toIingle fe oftt ufew m oood m ." tiesmight rtn:Ipe the ollmddr"aN .'ouo and any 4J .as grevous on"la.W aIt -bag bean u ulturd and Chtqonsito apoa dfaCt{ ," ytne.way, Mr. Fauurk, I am a native born Amm cie.n from tst eame atel a use 'm perrooto a tih lel nrt.rConnectioue s onpes ,natl ll.7 Io i to ihM,1 w r ant on emu stf : s oteat' n the $rs,)MsoieItortake no legoif ae t 8true'thaEgypt is I V a.1 I M.o1. .hlp .,ow".e boosn in wa s qulits " S +*"Xnl' Mfi' ~ rr -'- l o-- sh15-'s guadlansbiop. Then Ma, the delicate e la of todayas Wotla a .nd i a cheap I an t -' C-Arthya-d A Bler id counter bewe Ac st..ybesmen vsn be Uen eaemn edl aol ......gnoveronettfvethen"a.a-7hv men Answ er to.-. a e r .c f lbhr thehgovern mn t havevbeen. 'twd baaortaon.fAainBloch said W don't reed mueh more Wult,: Naguib... expert in the law,. bosl, job ho l iy-saive the ,V rlb finally ,v-a _______ _o__A__dingIntheXa__t.andNagulb I, both Kon.W civil, and he" oano er war, staid h~aOs h atS have to consult with some ..v"l ,a. ...... atoBW n.& i teaen UjeyberllbBgaoeky double-crossedMonday tnc&W45d F- agas -'c iey maty.the Getys wahoMnriyiestwndo ohl ty e cild.eaeagencies. Last he ovay ::u Mcf Ile$ n AIn the does a4t mdn --Chylatmes Eve, the attorey lit" t atateiflhttt n" uliL a Color of Mars Yawiusulteysfrom F Mo mo rgf hervenesasbyeofone.e w eI..U Idrt. atamutsh Mlht 3I I Qrsyu dwaflee, I A s Lkow ,.S, I Hurt Ofiecaoqe the youngsters over to these u titipu t e5 1le 10 HaunchesWives. -They were Bloch'sl-jiWAs H Otew s 1 agmeerfrOdendoWASH.NGTON (NEA) In billion gillirand st otahis Over bll se iang 4m 11a surpit undo s m e rdv rialm of sh. jd' Lefarning 'h hl rlt bsN .14 DIrt 1 1 Otherwase 27 Large meteors 42 Opoo nglisa acnat rth until Jan. 6. When he trie spIte Of ail the bridht-sndsmulng, I t '."planufor some time, be Isn't 4 ite Howbver, noew S tbe 17s 4Holyalt1 28 inventor 43 Funsotoenod Bloch, Abe Commia oner that pervades the office Bwof S I-. bow t. get rid of ema. Amos" ...u onr u 15 M ciannvenwaor431F- that lawyer was on a e R41efute 47 iraspd ]I '..s otte Gather tnl +farm situation in Washington A Part ao the surplus wou l b u untrie at. o9 11 114o 48h Glimpse b hldese em to ge more complicated I the swa lsie reserve. But ae pr "a'a are wac WEgh e 2Msl4uief e Sn iwaeo esea 31 View 3d Heating 40 Scrhes 50 sturgeon latolmmslttee raised $44,000. Severyday.rtecretary asHeating 4R toisg nhlr.sel bt o itm e ampli batee baI edo be hail devices,41 Secretes ages Now theattorneys for the Meero- Oacrge e of Ver- comes and ma_ s i sales to Ameria co era tor,-be de'i 134 aB(otherDof I t IsW ) are nsyin% that tis money sG natA Th.. c i teo .....s o.... ..... es.ntoCi hc t I t 2 w S aof ute ommittee, is mcneu -leou to *. l e adssl yo runto.4h ha. 41 Ion = flameithey can be placed where t !pusesotccep-to te unef I" I i I J "I i ---- lUesaul Irw mayl this committee. iA '++II+ it "" -n"5031 ....vabbS.+bld Say. ommit to "'ad- Price supports without produe,- .the tells inquire tim, cmb-oai geoved shipment of fmndeyn mao t e 've?"cospletel unwokaleintr poe- A shipment of10-e +:-:.-It Pa. I ys to sm* th envelpe, fo o te ,. a Poser,,of-- " +i~~~~iUs ... oI I'IIId~ allS 1L0 gacre ori uClu Yorka ?yt ell a tle utUMs on price-supported H the to percent a ADVERTISE 4 In Z""i, fl" o oliy tr t PERSIANa or I yo P' m be vr duction.. Ad wouldud cost the gov- emmrnt billions of dollars. Yet .nte n. e M *e,; -, .....,,o, RUGS II Id : IAA from th d le I N gave? VuVCii responsible eongrem- 'RUGS r men solemn deliberations. has lust arrived sad- --mi"' '1.. -. Neaontie, under the existing Youri laspetiesi Ia s lp rlo-uppert programs, the mur. lavited. " .t- -. .p,*ile* up. Cott. 4 -A- .. toelai an ftow estimated at 180 illUion, datry surpluses at S milMs, vegetable oes at 335 mil- e1. naval stores at s million, wool at $8 mlUio, grains at $1.1s C - -~ 1. lb '' ~q'~ -2.-'t. --2' A l -.. '- +WW :. :,'* ^ .. ;-.' -+.. : 7-mb' -. '~4,.~~ - mroA_ ml 4 - 1* .~, :1.5 I, -...-9 S -, .! M f a I as e _fbst grade U Ammwaii ie oeep on pilt Thefr create oo, education, is ,, 't d z a gr, culture, h ti a long as I a health. A con i hnanw woman in Bie i recently been ta of o own great PW. -The stude. whl cana- tead wr writ1, the ey plant an mn M' i b f ev n ry l eaWdOrM to *J AauS,. proeeoni 91ton -The lag-tlz haeW isi' M long- o.hOms e. t ._ _-' b ec ,ome a rea two moutin g Theae two to wheui there result of vlai ren flt eoeation al advayt- kind, an awai aea, tie DA fl e inManell aid educational a W- rther a schoolss and sections a 0 th college zft tIe tUnited a great desire S ; fortunate. Wh At one Ibn ama Canal cation means Chapter ot met entire ual and the n evpdua- -"' beida- t adis :" r tiL, But De n Miro ,8dv it at weopnd* aurcs I U0 4 th ire. t coaen fds 'for a t"e* e. At 1Ii bi vlie 3-1518, A" *s. otu fo r w e k n o w . R..te r$en n 4 the eotita, d t ei taw a Auaieansisai of ..r tree States are searched an m deneglected an~d .sorgot ,ten K -- vi.o, a be a' be or.l i, a *l m. b oVpiae te AL ittor aur 5 ran ee. Te a Uedrsen rnhe b aW4',thia ede anwd sflected aow brehnoa bruht onitei e youdo, at b amit inchmoveOnebe 'e-:- t ap o la thted ,e Sa week. Alt do- eas ,orrU ,epaid. and St.'!t.It "oooW 'i S...' AP ibe e. oafittee has amn ha unned r, aggitng t t uiNt by fee Sfeelngs In m .a coptnfl = high w t .X "" i d 41 expre yogi aune populated sem- Ba~eiBA aid more l- t t. a*._.K -d In a Children f bish school t.gas, besides base training in vocational Ime economics, and n.fa al course has d Harvest .crep, Scarry out bone ber own fams. me goal oat "better saw Mountain" has Imty Le schools are the on and love of man, renes .of the lack of advantages In same ie United States, and e to help those less at the denial of edu- both to the individ. ation is a motivating them. pers f the -DAR deavoring to raise new kitchen at Ta- Eate Ducan Smtit pil asealt room Smw htard surfaced .B a ddlems to aioisa dPeartumn SCaal apter Is rsuming responalbll- this necessary work, *the reward ot work ion of these young the rdmi of.e a itl work wd seat to a r tl Her. teleh is but true fact tt ake or kvep fri nd ft kindly toward & you express yoor >me kind of action, never know they ith you. ' pert the. friend n to km.. Yap sre oa visit. dak %Is-. I p I't. --- *.- - ~- * r .4 1IV. ._ . ee to make a new application. -- -m S I USE YOUR mINTAS COMERCALES CREDIT C1RD FOR THE DOWN PAYMENT Household Exchange lb t.'-irty furniture store In Panama that can. offr you 1ths valuable shopping aid YOU NMI) NO CASH' ONLY YOUR StNATURE Moaera Mahogany SDWfl l:om mildl or Metal New Me.r 51' ,- 7- O. r VP ml e ..2.l Also Living Room Suite, Cha.a osets, Chairs Tarts, Wardrobes, tc. 1. Welf deliver aMy usdlo you choose afth. I st. t small down k.*bd 2. Your down payment (Or| any part of It) can be made simply on your igamture.B 3. You have up tb TEN MONTHS to pay. If -yo do not have your Qunta* Comerelale - Credit Card-, to" In and w- l arralg for you to goet ' HX Household Echanoe JOYERIA ESTADIO DwE - FARMACIA LOMBARDO LIBRERIA PRECIADO JUNIOR BAZAAR I - R 41 National Ave*. (utomobil R I,. 3-.4911 Open all Day Satirdays SO $ iA p.n. PLIANCES ON THE CLUB PLAN - 0 @ * o -- .5~./ REFRIGERATORS STOVES, WASIERS 11E]I :: RLOO ii.R POLISHtRS IAMPS AND TG IRONS .. .and many other household Items! V 1*14o* -No. -.-_ ~ 1. LA PARISIEN 113 Mental Ave. 2,. QUINTA AVENIDA SCettral Aw. 3. EL CORTE INGLES 73 Cetral Ave. 4. EL CORTE .INGLES -14 TITot 'Ave.. 5. 1; J.. MADURO 100 C ,ntral Ave. 6. BAZAR ESPAMOL 54 Central Af. 7. CHAMBONNET 79 Central Ave. S. LA AURORA 64 etral Ave. 9. LA AURORA 70T Oetrl Ave., 10. LA AURORA' 1I Central Ave It. CONPCCIONES EL ARTE 37 Central Ave. i 7 A 219 C,, 4' ..l!. .r * C' E-N T .r.. .. ,; .. - B STREET No. 26 7th STREET No. 13 - JUST AROSEMENA AVENUE No. 79 AFFILIATE STORES 1I 12. R ARYLANIMA ^40, 44 Steet 13. BABYLANDIA 81 "A" Ave. 14. ALMACEN TABOOA 93 central Ae. 15. PARAMOUNT VESTIDOS 10, Central Ave. 16. EL BAZAR AMERWIANO a2 Central Ave. 17. EL BAZAR AMERICANO 71 Central Ave. IS. EL BAZAR AMERICANO Hotel 1 Panama 19. HOUSEHOLD EXCHANGE 41 Automobile Row - 20. LA REINA so Central Ae. 21. VILANOVA 116 ent-al Ave. Step I today at any of o a ber sto N listed above They display this m ai their widows. _ - 5*~. * -.57 .A AF-.. COMMRIAL ACCOUNTS, Juoi. A ailM nd carxker of sam ,.l m 3. P. O ox 1.61 : -.:.- .- -.. -.. -A t t -". '. . -- II -I --- "il r __ __ ____ . ,, ** r"- Vt^ ,i". ^ -,- * I . : '' - f*' -, -',-~a ... .. J y ,.- .- -. , :.*. :. .* >- 1 .- +: .,< * ., ..II... PANAMIA AISICA w I ~ * NEW YORK -(NEA)- There's are placed in Hollywood, which -an interesting aftermath to the accounts for the plane in his life. bust-up of Sid Caesar, Imogene Every Wednesday night, be hops ""pca and Max Liebman. Since to L.A. And etery Friday morn. ,"'our Show of Shows" was divid- tlg, he hops back to N.Y. He logs .ed into three parts, each of the 5200 miles a week, not countlhg big three is scrambling to sign up elevators. Monday and Tuesday 'the best of the production staff for are his days for "catch-up stuff- himse"'. the dentist and foot doctor and SThe bidding for the services of things like that." lhe writers, choreographers, tech- f .cidns, etc., is the hottest since The foot doctor comes in bl- .Gypsy Rose Lee auctioned off her cause Bill says TV is hard ont he eveningg govan. feet. You might think he walks to -California. but it's the walking on Frank Jenks, who is Alan Mow. Sbray's pal on DuMont's "Col. Hum. Syhrey Flack," has been seeing the doctors. There seems to be a sus- .peton of an ulcer, which Frank Insists Is psychological, because the character he plays has one. It would be tragic if all actors became subject to the ailments of Sthe characters they portray. Think :f poor Marie Wilson. . The nmountai wouldn't come to Cullen, so Cullen went to the mountain. And he gdes to the mountain every Wednesday on the Midnight plane. S This is Bill Cullen, panelist, em- cee and constant traveler. His home and headquarters are New York, where he does two NBC radio shows ("Walk a Mile" and '"Road Show") and a CBS televi- lion, show ("I've Got a Secret"). *When he was offered the emcee- s hip of CBS -TV's "Place the Face," he said fine. Only the faces ti-e show and in rehearsals that takes a toll on the s3le. With such a carefully-plotted life, Bill has to do everything by schedule-every Monday afternoon, for example, he gets his hair cut. Cullen is a cheerful, youthful fel- low who has probably the best ad lib touch this side of Fred Allen. He Is greatly aided In his off-the- cuff delivery by'what he calls his "built-in censor." "I seem to be able to think about five or six words ahead of what I say." he explains. "So far, I've teen able to keep out of trouble." And he glanced at his wrist- watch and was off, fastening his safety Pelt as he went. .One of the biggest operators in the New York garment trade can- not write his name. He signs his checks with two Xs. Down in Mi- ami last week, one of his checks bounced. It had three Xs. He was quite indignant and explained to UNITED FRUIT COMPANY Great White Fleet Arrives Crist6bal NEW ORLEANS SERVICE "YAQUE' .. .... I........................ March 13 S-"LEVES BEND" ......... ..............March 14 * R "'SIXAOLA" ........... .......... ...March I. C. "CHIRIQUI" ..............................March .1 '. EMPA" ............................... March 24 ,' iandUa Refriugemated. ChUled and GerclJ Carga. YORK SERVICE Arrives Cristobal S 8.8. JUNIOR" ................................March 9 .~S. "COAN" ...w......... .....March 12 8.8. "HEREDIA" ................................March 23 ,' "MASRMA., h *. I.Ow..Mac6 So i S 8.. "LIMO" .........., Marvbh W. S Weemy skta m tfe shn to N0 w N4 rk. Ne Orleans. LO. Anades. 8an Frnefeo and Seattle. Fortnalhtb f ewrg servie en iour 8.S. CHIRIQUItoe Sev btq~via anta Marta, Colombi. Special a tare from Cristobal to New York. S. Franclse and Seattle. STo New Yo'rk'.-........................... $240.0 To Los Ang.. and San Francisco ..........3270.00 To Seatte ............ ..............365.0. CRISTOBAL 2121 .1NAA 8-28M ,* ": .,. ". -- .', .. .. . .'n~: E.I--- J- i~- - COLON . . ..m .*ma n g.i I g A. CHANCE FOR HAPPIN S-GaaUy playing on ber toyar phal two-year-old Elizabeth Arin Lynch enjoys a normal babyhoo4. Yet she's completely blind. Mr. and Mrs. Francta Lynch of New York City adopted Elizabeth and her sister. Susan, 4, also blind, recently when they "fell In love with the youngsters." the bank, "Whatzamatta, can't a guy use a middle name?" Joe Ames, oldest of the Ames Brother's was singing in Canada when his three younger brothers started the act which was to be- come so big, Ed, Vic and Gene hooked up with a boyhood pal to form that first quartet. "But that kid didn't last," Joe says. "He wasn't cut out for show business-he had a nervous stom- ach." And when the curtain goes up, the stomach should stay down. Phil Rosen, of the very risy Chambord restaurant) was discuss. lu' an artist who's in the doghouse with his wife. She found lim In I his studio with a fully clothed woman. Times have changed. Nowadays salesmen of TV shows preface their pitches with the sincere as- surance- that "this package is not a situation comedy show." Situa- tion comedies are currently a drug on the channel. Help yur Romance start S '-with the e P TeSODMnr's OUA. 1n ourr gives you an enchanting smile. It cleans teeth cleanest of any leading tooth te... keeps yourbreath fresh .. gives you elaa.outh Use Pepsodent with a&". zEri'EanC yI -~ r\" ~ iiirl-~i~ ~-73=-- ALUEl ..0 S. .. 51 1.T A8U shopping Event flitHM IMT MAP BOOTS As ID Bl BUii ! Af. No, Indeed About Liiy C*?IZ MIOLkC . . 7' T~~T ~ '51 muse ~WINTIRBOtRiW a--k to -Work 1C--AL VIL~;fl~jN' rU Pib LAL'S PUlP No Prompting, Please Of ,L VERNaMM QUiM SOARDINtG iOUS 1tCK WUPACOA1 WHICH I6( WITH A CHAiR 8V ASOME COMBldATlORt OF PHYSICF .6A Mw EMPLOYER, MP.Pe6tCiVAL. LANKilMWHEAHD, AG 'TM Br MAJOR nOOuLn !RE A Am * 4s ,S',t'fti- A& im I M IMK-i~tm OUT OUU WAX IF T" T garg j w*%= P.A l Lr' e-t. l *.~A ~-. ,:~4.- V91' ,,,~ * P~INfl~ 4. ~IN*0 ,, ~', R, I uxb a g a lIt O. L.OG I T7N , -gm Helper WL.l. ORi^ To. .o- .-.+. .*Tr| *w W i :~Fr VtA~ - A 'Ft *r4."t~ j. '.9,3A. 7LIL ~'. j ~v:r.~;F '-';j.7.'. A' r~ tr:r .. : . :'" ,"1 - Smn 5'1 . -WrratOu i .i, -GARAGE OMPIIL Entire shop equipment on Sale at ridiculously A_ LOW SACRIFICE PRICES ' S . I " --. .., ..' ., -. . bThat's the way Heri= cooks make I t-with the pa- tience and pide you uns in your ownJditchen! The choice selection of juicy, taste- tuempting, garden fresh vege- tables in Heinz Vegetable Soup are slowly cooked in momulent broth, mastefully seesoned with real 1mwm cgreI -Heinz Vegetable Soap is g for. tnmh and Sjrixn aIl *nd. You 4w it's good 5 h 7 EMEL Air Force Base in RP.e0, New 1 e ers anadut -Ygork, S IB may ii function. _r-. highlight of tie evening wilt To Live anama CIty ( be the hamburger feast prepared Dr. and Mrs. Felix Stanziola and the bohio at the Gardens. Cost their daughters, Marianella and of the affair is seventy five cents Lisea, formerly residents of Pana- pr person. Admission will be by me returned to the Isthmus from reservations o n Iy. Reservations New- Orleans, Louisiana, to mike may be played wl. M1". and rs. TI their home In Panama City, where Shepard Clark, 2-138. bad ie he will resume his practice. Meeting Of Womne's Auxiliary Hre .. ..-u i aThe regular monthly meting of Mrs. Raul do Rour, the wife of the Women's Auxiliary of the St. the Ambassador 9f.jPanama to Pe Andrew's Episcopal Chrch, Coco- . ru arrived' Tuesday by plane for U, will be held this evenG g at.7.30 a Sa visit with Telatives and friends In hae Parildt Ha befoe returning to Tmza, Peru. Mrs. J. B. Fields, the District bo, P Altar Guild Director, w1l address lcap-erMeeting th.proup. e. gularmeeting of Alpha A women of the Church are t Chapter of'Beta Sigma Phi -was cordally invited to attend. held Tuesday evening at the Chap- ,11t'e Circle T eet MU.Iy ter House in Curundu. A ahort RAWCb1, TO t._ usideH meeting was held after T either Circlee1. the Bal to whic a. program was presented Unln Church will. meet Monday by Mary Eileen Wilson. er.to evening at 7:30; at he home of was "Music- in Drama and the 1,Howard Osbora-.769-C San Dance" and her talk included the Pablo Street. Miss Telma Tach. playing of "Show Boat" to Illus. bold will be co-hostess for the oc- dwa rate her lecture. ason. r Betty Bqyer announced t ha t Mrs. Farley will spat on "Chi- members a the sorority had been ." Mrs. er C ge will lead . invited to attend a lecture on Can, the devotionals. - cer which will be held the night .eth ige"ie of the r.t regular meeting S, n o March .' embers may bring a e regularmeeting of the Re- . esttif B.,dee, April 2 as bekah Lodge will be held Teudsay been set fh -.&tion of officers evening at 7:30 n. the Wirz Memo- nami and votllfgt.."the "Girl of the ria on Balboa' Road. m Md Year." i t were urged to L.-u i . make a seclat to attend ___ u I tai.. . * Ford Distributor Stroboscope * Ford Diagnostic Laboratory * Hydraulic Press, 25 ton. * Mechanic Steel Benches * Wheel Aligning Equipment - * Motor Stands & Differential Stands * Shop Jacks * Hvdramatic Tool Sets and hundreds of other tools. parking psbnemt Is Mwty mtyu can'Wt tind space t"nhr parking" ant. r, ..- -., J */^ S RUSH AT ONCE - Sale Begins TODAY ends FRIDAY GARAGE aNot-- in1 ,25th Street and ilsto Arosemena ~1 t.: 1mw 9 . .-- .7'^" *^" ,lB B .* 1- ""***^ -*': " .'-5: .... :- .' .** '. ",- r m..m : a mA a.m *s.i E. ,- ,o 1 , 1 .', . '* s,.' ',. '* ,i II I- I :: -'" '- ' fr I gen, Pat Welch, Peggy Wertz, Mary Eileen Wilson, Theresa Wright and Pauline ZoU. Entertainment For Pollee Ball James L. Cicero and Cato May, Co-Chairmen of the Canal Zone Police Ball have announce the '. Floor ShOw scheduled for the eve- ning's entertainment at' Botel El ,.. Panama Friday evenipt as Indlud- S ing the Ballroom D snceTean of Harnett and Dunn6 si ~by the Mills Brothers; am acrobatic act te in tJe World INSONS eto Cologne aBfeeing olawo cologne slity, for those who -n and lovely thing. lb" :.. Pre the Car that Sets the Pal il~rLw-- -'.wo Cost! .stfwy agr \3B .A* ." CjI -........... . pu paWm, nu amar es A*..- elp- meat, too, with Air Condiiamii (above), e. arle 'Widow Lifts, Power Brakeu, Power Steering, DIt.IeI e Hydr-Matie Drive and &Ie Comfort C I4M-at low uadkalos..it. Yew plo of ownership gets a big lift when you buy a Star Chief Pontiac. You command a ear with the performance, sae and luxury of the fiLnet. Eve n more esatisfying-you, enjoy genu- ine fne-ear ownenhip at a tuemeadous saving. No eter a with the Star Chiefs 214-inch over-all length is priced so low. No ear has sasrpased reputation far, syesmr, ym a dependability and meommy amw "hem e upon du6usunda of the mst pAesma, Isa e - miles you've eer kaown. Cler fin wen-look at It-A ,e tk-eA ., -and price it for Unaquestiaao prt .St dollar for dollar youm emnYlmtea a Potias. . more Adstinguished interiors. And w s v a 4 - u ie sa more beautiful nor more a Nu rmn's wore the bee..y, luxury Id si to tlhe Star Ckid. Petime's "L.i VA Si.A. .YJUR CAMLLAC. & PONTILAC DEALER OROW U P AA "' -I I U .. ......--. S" "" " - "'-" Ix 4. ' t ' ; .- ",' .-t At .. -. .,.,= ; wi' lb.-;' '1 . 1 TV U 3. Ii C I I U r : n I I .' ,-, ,^ ,**...... it .I .. .. '. :ICA. .. -. ./.. -'- .w ' -~~ ... -..AT IC. -A J lr m - 2 : ,- 4 *-'' ,* ," " ^ *. ,..< ,, ,, .* 12 -uro ;y t ''- I, ..e9r 7 * j1 *.' *1. L U KItA pRECIADO S 5rmeet No. 13 r-'O DOMX" Jualo Arogemena Ave. and 33 1 MORRISON B Street NO 26 I, THE VANAMA AMERICAN H Street No, ST .OUR -, ... -i . ,, 54' .: ." '-' "'- "." CASA ZALDO. rAlRC ATURRO ANMACLA LONMARDO Vourth of July Ave. ONE OP OuR AfEtrs d OUR f OFFICES IN Agenela Ia central e. r fuble.aoneW RMACIA Se S I 6 Ce Im ral i "&. t A> W-' .* I, '*. arque Lefeve Stree ;. .i I Ave. I oW. 0.+A iVia Wl N3 2 . .- -1 T -OR SALE FOR SALE ; Household Automobiles . SALE:-I- l-pFece mahogany dn- FOR SALE: 1947 Hudson 4-door, ringroom set- 8 choirs/china closet. 6-cyl. Good condition, radio $400.- :Kbuiet, tcble S200.00: library Ia- 00. Phone 2-3279. 5620-D, Heck- ble $15.00; double bed, mattress er. Diablo. .525.00. Phone 2-2916, New Cri'- FOR SALE: Model A Pickdp, duty 4etai 146-D paid, good condition. 0429, Ancon. c.SALE: 25-cycle refrigerator. Tel. 2-3656. '$50.00; kitchen tcble & chCirs. - '"7.00. 0767-E Williamson Place or FOR SALE. Phone Balboa 3719. _______ tt ' Is SALE:-25-cycle Bendix or will Real Estate trade for 60-cycle machine. Phone FOR SALE:--Cheap: Houte and large .-Blboo 3211. 5608-B, Hodges lot of land in San Francisco. Inquire Jlaoce. Dioblo Hts. gas station 6th Avenue, 5:00 p.m. Jai SALE; Mahogany tea tablE to 6-30 p.m. Telephone 3-3239. S 35.00; small kitchen cabinet FOR SALE: Four-apartment build- 64.00; 25-cycle clocks, gold fish. ing, in Bella Vista. For information 15608-B. Hodges Place. Diablo I-s. Tel. 3-3806. No dealers, IR SALE:-Universol outomat;c cof- PositiOn Offered qe maker. Sunbeam Mixmoster. arips: Brownie movie outfit: 8mm POSITION AVAILABLE:-For Recep- tmera, projector, screen, tripod. tinimst-Secretary. Must be able to misc articles. Phone Navy 3188, take Spanish and English dictation. Qcol, 2613-C. Morgan Excellent opportunity' for qualified R SALE:-Mah-'ogany tible and 4 person. Apply Union Oil.1 Co., Pan- fR SALE-Mahogany table and 4 ama 7.30 9:00 am. ChOirs, practically brand new; metal - dresser and metal buffer. Must sell. ; .176-B. Rio Grande Street, Pedro adio Programs dR SALE :-Two 9x 12. two 3 '2x4! 1. chcl's Supper Wshed rug. HOG-840 .lorentin" design, beige back- ground with pastel flowers. Asenida Juie Arosemena No. 65, Telephone Your Community Station 360113. Panama. 3* 013 Pa ---. Where 1.00,000 People Meet WANTED Presents ellaneous__ Today, Thursday, March 11 AN D: -- ALIVE: Jaguar, pumi. P.M tgpi; porcupine, squrrrel, rabbit ?:15--The Littlelt ow tay r; otter. bush dog, all kinds of 3:9f)- Mu- Or T yursdby roftneys, ant eaters, gotos de agua. 4:00--Pea:'t. Re w srtakes. We buy Most everything. 4:3(0-Wlt' Ycu favorite 20B4 Pedro Miguel. Phone 337, 5;6-Not 4 o n, PHohe 1330-J. 5:35-.What,' YCu Pavorit t :-Unused garage or locke 6:00P(0004.1 f H^ 't:0o-ite tn lr (RD"' Sfor rent at Rid Abiao. PO Bo 6:0--BLru. .IBBON (POR'DI.. SAncon. -6:1 --BL iZ ,RIBBN SPOR Ancon. ,a1 lBW. . MISCELLANEOUS DR. WENDEHAKE Medical Clinic Central Avenue, K Street Corner Telephone 2-3479 Ppnom._ ROYCA-We do all kinds of rnmimeo- graph and silkscreen work. We storpp sport sh.rts. 16th Street East, No. 6.__0 FOR SALE MiscelauneouS FOR SALE:-Speed Gropkic Pacemak- er 2L4x31j; De-Jur Enlarger. Tele- photo lens. 'P" Street No. 3, Ar- loin. "EL VENDELO TODO" offers: desks; tiling cabinets; chairs; safes; Kar- dex; mimeographs; ditto. machines,; addressograph; electric light plant, 110 volts, DC, 2kw, 7 amperes, 7 '2hp motor, 220 volts, 3-phase, at frOction of cost. Ave. A, No. 84-A. FOR SALE.-Boxer pups. 6 monthho old. Phone Panama 3-5371. FOR SALE Boati & Motors .FOR SALE:-14-foot Iounch "VIC.'' in very good condition. See in gq- rage of houie No. 4. Gerardo 0- tega Street. Ask for Mr. Croker. Help Wanted HELP WANTED GCmpetent e t and maid fa t~enoral houseweK, Experience ont references esserntibi, Apply 12 Epst 52nd Street, Apt. 4, WANTED: Maid for housework. Must Iro1 well, 14 St. No. 117, Patila, Arttment 2. OfIWryThre, Club e Ub ; I. WALLER SSecinth-day Adenptllst Cofless c; t at the fM cAttri3t i Avenuae wal feature, at-its M' a.m. meeting tomorrow i W. -n Wller Pastor-lvange- Pol the Er &If.h-speakl aIDA cesa on the Pacinfc de. as at present con4uctb4 C. ie: of leaure at tM SautW (lubhc, se -And has an- l.ed that he wtHI not lectufe S io ht.o that members -L end ma attend -tbeI I of CpaMeus. *. pther features of tomar- nft m gtu will be an expo -l- ORn.. ?; lsulonarv Volu:i- ) f- RHonor" by C. V. .jqet.' dlEd tor b0l wwal Panameilo| -4 l.Wat'1:30 p.n At 2-10 IU be display, deu-. and a etare, Eb gtven ut .If ' *-HfeSnJanas to ws who sp^auton, Uptda w n" i 8:45--Commnents.ry on Wot4 News i 9:00-EEli b e t han Theau (BBLs R:36~-. Ove*ito You (BBC) .. 10:00-Tommy Ntflez and 1i, Orchestr# O: 15--The ITatin American Sir.. enade 10:30-Story; U. '-A. (VOA) 1 :Oo-The Owl'o i Nesi 2: 0-r-New-81-irr Off Tomorrow, Friday, Mareh. It A.IL 6:Ot-- n On The Alarv oc iolub 7:00- New, 7:06-The Alarm Clock CItd) ((crtd.) 7fS34--Morng xIalon 8:15--Mornlnr Varletle 8:3P- Musteal. fIeveille 9:0814ew? 9:1-Bon jour Meadamie.) (RD6 9:10-As I So '. .. 10- JN.IPOWg JOURNA f. (ntp f& Otlorono) 10:0 4-Off the Record 11 :00-New 11 O*.I-Off the Record teontd.J: 14S-t-Meetnd the Band 12:00 -Newm 12:05-Luincheon MuFriday 4:30-PoWhas Yor Muricavort 5:30-News 1:15-PerWsoa lty oarad i i :43-Lun- and Abler :00-JRythm 4 nd Re(VOA). 2:1I-- on8i- oB FrONce fRDSP' : R--AfttrnooVr Melodies 2:40-RBat.e of the Bar.ds 3:00-The Littlc Concert Hall 8:l3-The L rttde Show 4:-- eatnre studio Rew 4:30--Wht*'s Your Favorit. 5:30-News (eotad.) 6:00--am lesson (VOAt 6:1I-.BLUJI! RB!BON SPOR'.q REVIEW 6:.'--Raw.a!i C is 7:-,\-B5CAFB ORGAN' MflL- 7:=--*ado Varities: U.A 1:0D3-The Platte Paracde 5:s3-The Ri' Croa0 ,,,o F o ayhouse of Favnor -, a tIt i:or,.- london Studio Reclta. 10.:1- The Adventures of PC 44 l1:Bb--Tn Oi1it Nest .AM -12-M NDBO-htLi cf 4oaaatmg C |. 3DFg'aj "rna. 4 1 ig.;.r gA tra e as on report not. 81n0-lI" X t 10 000 sea- have e Per cent f the r with-em7.8 153per 6nt Scent In the engine de- mMnt and 26. per cent In stewards department. Institute survey noted that .6 per cent of those at sea SmUnlicensed personnel, the re- tlnder beimR officers. Ilhpr Of Press Of RP, (anal Zone Probably one of the only stage plays bearing a 1953 copyright date to be given in 1954 In ob- servance of International Thea- ter Month will be Olenn Hugh- es' "Mr. Icebox," presented byl the class in dratnatics of Canal Zone Jnilor College on Wednes- day, Mrch 31, at the Diablo, Clubhouse. Bince Subert Turbyfill, direc- tor of the play has again been appoInted representative of the International "Theat-' Center. the college group was granted yery .*peot rilb to produce l a fliy f0or ilis one occasion. Sataae oaIoing will be In honor of the "old timers" who abtqtd the dedicaton of the .Ootbasu memorial during -the But the plW since It is dra- maUted faem the extremely well nowR Pao Gallco story about working newspaper people, will be dedicatedd to the working Pr Of Panama and the Caal 'rI W ..QOstory has become rMlred reading" for students of JoumIalJmA in American col- Ieg, ad the Hughes dramati- rtteon memlses to make the itory q well known outside the Journa profession, as IA est of nl2 men and nlne W0me1 has bqen working on rft br some weeks. In 4 r&e one show ip. g MW- 'w on Oale, under llp vision of Miss 81h General admia- It t Mb. A few reserved i H aIse at $1 tas. 0~~~ RESORTS Gramlich Santa Clara leach cotges. electric" reftlertion., go s tQves, moderate rates.. Phor ft-441 or 4-567. fmer's CoHtges. One mile past Santo Clara. Please bring your linens. Phone Balboa 2-1866. WiLLIAMS' $mtc Clara beach Cot- tags. Large. comfortable, modern, near beach. Balboa 3050. -ecep weekends. FOR SA LE ,Autinr' - Phliips. Oceanside cottoMg, Santo Clara, BOa 435. Balboa. Phone Penem g 3-1877. Cristobal -1673. FOR RENT FOR RENT:-House: 3 bedrooms In * San Francisco. Information 14 West Street,No. 43, upstairs, 4 to 6 p.m. FOR RENT:-2-bedroom. hoOse util- ities, closed garage. 210 Los Cum- bres, Tel. Balbow 3124._ . FOR RENT: Chalet. 4 bedrooms livingroom, diningroom, kitchen, ga- rage and large yard. 52nd Street No. 5. Telephone 3-2228 from 9 a.m, to,12:30 p.m., Irom 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.' FOR RENT .-Furnished house, 3 bed- rooms, gauge. El Congrejo Heights, for 3 months. Telephone 3-4840 or 2-2854. FOR RENT: Two-bedroom chalet: livingroom, dinlngroom. garage. 4th Avenue 46-A. San Francisco. FOR RENT:-Two-bedroom chalet in Bella Visi,, across El Baturro $110. Tel. 3-1713. Pefo.. FOR RENT latments --- --** or<-------- ATTENT10 _' I. Just built modem furnieal 'iMSrrrnt, one. t w c bedr bow, ald water. Tel ep.ti Pe -3.4941. FORRET S. JrutopInted modern aportmet. .w; Berooms, living- *ini ict.least, hot water, f no 97, Apt. garage. 168 ,r. Via Prr ancisco. FOR RE IsI-S. ll furnished aport- mnit, srdfs nti l section, modern conveftrhlcasl.:.Ita Vista, 43rd St.. No. 13. FOR RENT' 2-bedroom apartment in "El Cngrejo," maid's room, hot water, garage, etc., irn new house. Telephone 3-2677. fOR RENT.'--Aparaments. large and sroall. House 25-A. 3rd St., Spn Francisco de la Coleta, Telephone 3-2236. FOR RENT:-Furnished two-bedroom paritmint. East 46th St., Avmnida Vdnezu.lol Phone Curundu 3M2., FOR RENT: Two-bedroom apart- ment, maid's room. "D'" Strief, El Cangrego, near Hotel El Ponamu. $9Q.00. Telephone 2-0313. FOR RENT: Two-bedroom apart- ment situated in El Congrejo. Call 3-0769, business hours. FOR RENT: One furnished apart- ment. San Francisco do I Coleta, 5th Ave. Na. 55. 1 FOR RENT:-Furnished naortment for two persons, for two months, all modern conveniences, and good price. Call telephones 2-3438 or 3-0766. FOR RENT: Furnished apartment, kivingroom, 2 bedrooms, gas stove, electric refrigerator. Bello Vista, 43rd St., No. 64. FOR RENT Rooms FOR RENT: Completely furnished, beautiful large room for I or 2 per- sons. AlMo Hai icebox, stove, kitch- en cabinet Private both. 52nd St. No 3. telephone 3-0638. FOR RENT:-Furnished room. Ameri- can couple, all conveniences. s4 St. Perejil, House N 14, Apt. 9 Telephone 3-5441. Pinama. FOR RENT--2-room oportment, Ap- ply 1080. Calle Las Des. Palmra.- FOR RENT:-NFurisisheod roam Atm6 couple, kitchen privilege, refrlg.ro tar. No. 46. 45th Str.lh.upotlrs. WANTED .__ Houses' WANTED TO RENT: House in E Voalle for one or two months, P a have at least three bedrooms, wctf:r and ight.. Phane 2-2856 or 3- 0393. - WANTED--Diplomat desires furnish- ed cholet, 3 betdrorae Telephoner 3-0388, Panama. FOR THE BEST IN USED lIHCKS - SEE YOUR BUICK DEALER 1950 SEDANE T TLE, I I new-, tire8fplA @a-k8$" cOvrs, dyfuaow,, J mileage, full' rice $950.000 I-- I 1951 FOUR DOOR SPEC. SEDAN., dyn., plastic covers, new tires, 18,000 milds. This car is like new $1250.00 I 11950 SUPER 4 DOORg RIVIERA,_ dyn., wsw tires, vent shades, grill guards, radio II $1050.001 I.. ____ 1949 SUPER 4 DR., I dyn., radio, a steal for I Sonly $550.00o 11946 SUPER 4 DR., Good transporta t i o, for only $350.00 &ROW-. REI. I 1p 41 Is. .Ramw.4MrStop. Oidatio I- lo. tion., OI, GEO. F. NOVEY, INC. I M Central At, I 4t El r a .. -11 11 - SLIP COVERt. REUPHOLSTRINO HER ES AUTOVMBIU 1RW 7 WEBSTER ELECTRIC, E KOTAPE RECORDERS We -i mMa LONW RAuW, " -4. -., .1" "-'. * ""-;; "* -" a, * Fr,:r J. Baich commander of Panama Caaul Chapter No. 1, I.i- vtteq ell member,,, of the Organ- !catirn an o'heir wives o attend the r.reetlno Transportation will be suppUe, lor Atlantic Sloe mner.iers frn .Balboa Heights rallr,ad station ;o the hotel. Mrs. Imswiler Dies At Home In Pennsylvahia Word. .a :Ien received of the death in I jhin, Pennsylvania. on Mar. 7 ofMrs. Anna Imswer who was a visitor on the t!ic side whilp her two d a ter were on the nursing staff of Co- lon hospital. Her daughters, the Misses D and Ima Imawfler, are now r siding nemr Dauphin where the address is R. P. D. No. I. E .... I--l; u.l ll.. of 16 AzfibriAn'sb-lI0a lc8id1 VI7 plane "fan'st. i& bpai ld Ice and mno ?,WtO 5_rt.1Ut o01 Three Mat Peak were abandon- ed Wtdiay umni spring. , Prcv#ioIa' autbortUe renm't',d that rescue .eams. ad .ide nW further proesu toward getting out the bodies. vuangeiL ai nou r -. BetomeS 30-Mi ta)e today Prograni Sundyi ed about 5 on te The 15-minute "EvUea Mexic lCS te mth Hour" broadcast ever u y of the Misidsilppt i .- Mr. Mata, who wa" thej cat Tlcal Mtatr The Coast Oil~lM tentited of ba fnd the Cnal the boat a thb ---foot Rarbtfe, ill be attended to 30 umutea.; of Tampa, Fa..- fd sald three effeettme Sunday, i t a. an- crewmen were abord. nouneed today. A freighter, the Carlos Ravq erbeek of .Tlparlm" Ch1; re- Sunday's program Ii feature ported t d Te the Ktag's qui uad me-' re.n. .S . *ace .Rev.. : B :.,,t -o..paj The f-"eit w men W+. D PE LINIC HOU.-: 2 -,M - T" S. ----I--ml~~ - -. r qpmmpw I,. _ -- . r qppw .1 .F ,i , .12 ,I + t, 11 if - .. .i z " * -: * -.. .. A = -- .I * IO affiglBV^A^l r JuujdiS^iS"'t4ie b^^^ h0i a coedn't ofWf e n) SAre MIr Ba SI IT UP aello, a wrestler, Iknown i Sr. Muiseles." .Tbe t . new novel by Erich Marl. a iila S. es &aon2 o4q l EIUals to Raymond 'ar h 'll withbo 5 . OLA k AA i Sth W byChief U. F. --.aulghmap a d PAUL INR1D e rd af i~rif at we attcmplet ed inraute wotod one CY rCjo 1na been l aive a feet. !99 e -l tete in the r my ie toll. In p dLOUIS MAaWLL, Ji'I*anoi Crai wouldbe crouched *ira,*d el e oan craid the s I' an "MAN IN HIDING" ,c aS behnd a reekP o4 aIn e sidf of theas a restaurantd*. alleged acVq JoS e o. f Geao ,-e t Sd'e elepSaSts wee to3 X etor IAw Mi it one took William Scl;neader, arr3ted. in Escaped killr returns to %eward thh ireek The whis- one kiii it Calhrpe- giadt heil to Angele. last week for pm - for a reearsal. Mat the and Ramtnot's ar bievoiated s a-D sene ocriel o hr at bltphants, all circus-trained, didn't ture, then C*llmd for a -box for the In severall of the stolen checf. bother to charge. selftyled nobleman Mike to tsand s wood kupon. The checks wre stolen durAag V'ea. 7They saiml hieked trunks to "I should say not," said Roman- World War It from the lIgga.e SM. f A ckI other' tlls, aa5 te whistle off when the box arrived. "Let of a Navy pay offi cew who wo ; r. mounded,: an rPetd .iodhtd t.h Ca ie rnad in a hole. HIS mo.- jI lnk trasictrred fro'm ashire rs a aound I i 1 ig 514 ilTm,~a COIIO, merely accents my nor- ~ttlo' to Guam They m nun- ...at Z a ere beat7' ^ggng," ere from 101 to 6,900. and ea*h 4h, e Army waoatheir hMooke-treaI ring- rYanny ThPmas in the warmup carries' the asmbol umbe r ,- at o $mad un rond-the-rosi wa pught byr the that preeddisaudience-filming of 170 in bit biAck flirueb in tne es S a wMrs. IS ABCTV. hit#ta "Make Room for lower oight.corntl, and the wrt d t' '.t at Mrdet 2 my are even that fellow there e's my "NAVY" In tas i paper left. i4rwivier Of-d inp E10"h' m, sbyd the ,- ^^^^^^lower i^ght'ar ^ner: and the __ TIIMEas.I TlmM. .h amps o days. upcer, Louis F. Edleman. A MDoStLhadqe b brrow. Aftirilooking aa t-completed graduate of the University f Caw1llo la live feet, 11 Incnra DIABLOe,015o7:neligibl dle a snd visiting fm titled i "Thres ht toid asbingtoln. And there's my d lree-tall, weight 190 pounds and 1-as members on,'th =shus, or new- sudio brass hats -a d the te e tor, Shelden Leojard; a graduate dark curly hnair. Bighman sa.d shows. 1:15 3:08 5:9 *0r to thf o teUtay are r- to "Three HIours to t ." of the U lversfty of Syracuse. : .m IN B 8tlN. *dia r iivtfd -to *s W with th e Pa- Theyre both wrkto wor me andpe1 -bltb ellevd to be traiet :5 8:50P.M. SV'TCBUN"-B lmy d p They'rea ab o working for meando or t oor R h i a 1940 ama Cana Chpe Aat thiti Archerd. Vatc I never got past the second grade with Gdore R1a ]e ir i1040 - &jla gormy Arch rd t VmInhigh school." or 1941 daric blue Pontiac coup.m O a aoufst ,m Gras on's sgows for her Hote Ba- Episodes 4-5 of' ga.mant o o n he IY I r not l w-cut," inflated Shows: .EXPOSED" 3: 56 thlsyeik Wre"l a aa the Sri l a t PENT -buflt h "gX.OSED" lip dosr sod i. John -Le UEnSE BGAMMA:os T-n L ordeb "Crat Letae c film biog- AND.TWO T lGATM: "-weol and Mr. e s A PICT AURE YOU WILL NEVR,F* T. .. F t- V. -1 CLT A'PHNw to leavetwo orn A and bVtitbfavorite football story con- 1lRT rt1.captain-r idold IS ONLY ONE HEARTBEAT A rAY l oc, I u 1aipar nl a bar aaoonhe waio Coithe R. 0yed tackle on the boce line. . IA. GreenS 3MS. Mt. Patrick Roo- TI d 6IL6:15 7:4 opent wm t One s their prwalam sron -games S:in ta MlauMichigan town wssThe ethouting S- 3 Au ? ei ahibitby tle Gold V by the local. Optia M of a min, a boy Ta IMi c AT lor the E. yoto otltheb w p e aproud a calico dog, I OMle mb. Memribrave beenA actively on- et" lettered an Whe ba.. o8k,i the The husky tackle was wifeyet "MO nCrAG' .m7 "Stags le iver a p.m.March tk "Do" sweaters a lly :00_-m._March_1kItheaFo7:0 as2d one of- them: "How big is in. oom pl the Hotel Washing- *1.ist anyway?" "Oh, about soC BIRIO 6:15 6500 people," ha.was told. "L a 0 's oft 'h e V eui nhS v r *l s pSo ill e ol aob a s t e "G osh," said the lam e-brained - _AStOfTMe__COW_"D __RA _o mp- one, "For such a smaMl town, rou A alMeahav a let of eye doctors.' Sa l T- lmh amlMed'ehbttea'Wa- t wb Lo move queens around her and g. said loudly: wer any questions relative to their "I'm afraid to show my face, bb.th dealings. I'm one of the few wom- am in this room who hasn't had it Atlantle Camera Clb l . CaTItain 5art Townabend pre. Asked about her performance on &Wedat the amouthhl meting of TV in nb5n's "Hedda Gabler;" a the Atlantic Cimara Club at their Bankhead excursion into drama some at Mootit Hope. that drew some barbs from the Mr. Harry Peck, chair of Critics, the Alabama tornado apol- the Black and White Dipn ave gized. an instruotional talin 4 knon- pictu 5:R5 7:9 1 9 i A tre you will never for. M.s clighting&avddemonstrated FDMRO. U S~. near-beat away from~ ylecture. too lay is affected by the score. If your only chance if to win points UEN WE11 W"LITTLE BOY IsFlaorida. ewith thear I that you play. This r a efrsangIn euMrs.IL.y airfield lefty e would be vital if you were the d RmanOefrserngylInge-di enlVto LOST)I ** dealer, with both players onl five kad Romisaco. Seals-SHilarityl trip to ]POrt MYm tids. or six points from game. I you oh, sual oyoynt Will fall eabwinwith his aolefirstdouent.m.CImIW r *nerA D - RolI Coatrariwise, you would play to Wit h by OME$WON avold peug if you were the first Das upon thoy 't I V 8 gmftp nk player thisltuatiqn. Your first M s110o8i-LpIb h *M l gawn MInic by count will win for ydu if you can -- JaOINVaON uns A PARAMOUNTPICTRE avoid louiag the game in the . Crmblaba aDess ofsds Th gtE wit W N -toBy__ LAP et V OR rxa e td ply & If was dealt a _la ;* "FW*WOi-f -MLMi"-a ^~~~ l -* L" *A"--" * Jerry Plus: - "THE VAN U... In I -U i tANK DAlT E JS in aaat~at^ Sm SA Iwf-' 4&SMIST L. Wy - 1 ' *the *' wa Im rb to 4 Iswb4 I sm .SS E .A .. .. the CAWMEN EEVIM JORGE MIMSTAL- TOMORROW - a '"DODGE CITY" , with Errol Flynn and Oboei de Havlland I rivOL i - "THE MASKED MARVEL" - PLUS:--- 'BE LLS OF CORONADO" C )COLOR SHORMS... A STARTS . ATURDAY!I BPE'LAL ADDED ATTRACTIONS: "LIFE of ,ISENHOWRi" *. --- T NEWS EVENTB1'5- O Donald DUOCK Cartoonl - t* J*, by POMp'S Jhi pnt o wn*a. 5 e a- mdRvluf ' . *' .'~ ~ CF.., al o C * I' IE D OO" - THE DOWR, II' 4AHA -<.:.lo rckd r I , - '-.4 -.-. .-. Al.p . .+ .' .. :. .,-* . - UT -'-- nL3~ r -- rxr siL Carlota Gooden Wins M Continues To Lead 'Stoics Tackle Plu n MeioContinues To Lead]' 'f "i "' Take IP u m rSti r h i~ ~ wu" .......-----------"---....... '~ a ... " pCuba In Overall Scoring Execs Tomorrow Riley To Tomorrow MEXICO CITY, March 11 (UP) Panama A I A .. -- T garnered another gold medal in the Central Amer- At A CLOUI FIld T former, -atsnn eather- -. ican Games yesterday when speedy Carlota Gooden N aval Stauton-Brew s .._.. -tSS Ti. --toics to .aval featbonr- ato..hWs wen the women's 100-meters in 12.1 seconds. .3,, o, d. 3 ;o und T""e Stoics" team of soft-. ...oun b.to- es-- er-r at :- 0 p of Dolores Worrell, Panama's did not show on the wcore- ballers from the Balboa" N-- O- t] ,on..*er narleMts t ...... other finalist in the century, was board. tionel City ftnk will take on M eet iU -1,g t In I a OfRile rc ofn disqualified for false starting. Ana Maria Campos won 91 the veteran. Execs from the of- Cuba crowned three moreSalvador's first medal with Balb ,.a Heights Admin.,stra- ,r"I( a lslners te ,. " champions and rewrote the rec- record javelin throw of 38.82 tion Buflling tomorrow at 4: r es *iberof r onda h boxes wt h to ;* t et rd books yesterday but failed to meters, and Amalia Yubt of .at the A,...A.on Laundry e o .n _--. ae ....e .-..es ,w ma t Sbudge Mexico from its lea. Mexico also got into the record diamond. .. --o- elh ruft daily. As Aiuale, I a ttl, Although the Cubans virtually boo with a ming of 12.0 sec- George Riley will hurt for edertee gi ahis parnates a the nlror 3 w trl3 ".t eweda thetrackAnd field onInthe eliminations for the Exc with Bill Wigg work- TONIGHT 9 GAtM releasEd wlB lWl Wolta h -% 06"rdurin tht90 title with their seventh gold 80-meter women's hurdles. .InLbehind the plate. T H T 0 r. and 1Ga 30 .w .3S3, eac through gO eutly ter during and l a d I ". edal, Mexico's surprising Other champions crowned in e .... Ban.erd w.lpl.o Naval Stt ion,(o.t l- .~._~_, t.pi)e-up Plum"mer has a winnaiNg streak to have a lot . strength In all 18 sports on the track and field were Leslie Laing with "Flaca' Romero on. he00 vs Balboa Br (e half that careers at At. lA for and hps to keep and it m out an roram kept the hosts in front of Jamaica, in the 200-meter mound while Man er rce champs) M t Bs. dead e mestnes the a nphomd ay tti S overall point-making. dash, and Carlota Oooden of Carpenter w re a.2 a t .nt lin n Th s trlinin dicats that's he wave hIn 50 to I SIn what threatened to be a Panama, In the women's 100 re's Toght the ute to settle wigic t&I $Rto e ter theraiming for an impressive victory. Imo o . runaway in many of the "minor meters, This ont. ho, rm the -154 championship l thie gower G9llMrs-{ The great o begin display- was jl t ed ed out e n- em rs the Mexican scored thriller. Don't mis it, Atlantic Twilight- fas e bI her, f Mbe' who ed by the local boy is causing ners IAcle y the Clao of 'S ninrdoS sports the Mexican -a .... -e.d.cle,,t.. ..l s._nC avily in swimming and led In A young Mexican swimmer. Leae will begin w Naval played a a the experts" to quote him as 14 t 141. Run i should bowling soccer basketball. Otillo Holgun sprinted a 5.8- Staon, winr era of th frt h walked of average early favorite to turn back the year, they hae the hoto the ho an wstlin, baseball and women's 100-m e t e r s that led qual- of la and Balha r oW "Cap' S Misour boxer who ights out o t he job. et ae lf. iflers for tomorrow's, finals and I F llim s ,, meet.in the fla Wiech .1 i totil New LYork of th rather "3 e w went down as a new mark. One of a best-two out of thAp series or the ..- es, however ml t m k the l- a n't be oS They made it an all-Mexican Mexican hope in swimming was to be played at Mt. Hoe. .300 hitters, te the G- eete final score. final in tennis doubles conMe- dashed, however, when Olerto The water follies and world's Atlantic Twi.Loop asi have ses pitching at ope Start,- fr u wh h t tition and appeared on their Martinez of Colombia upset de- high divin champ lonships tobe been clamoring for another look is night. Napoleon, o.if baseb. l tam tSIifS Sui Wi3 !sE way to a lean sweep in the fending champion Tonatuh u- held at the El anamik Hotel a t avy's ace pitcher, on lJ pwr ao'' l 'oo like a cloch ln the 100 d. '.. event. tierrez of Mexico in the 1,500- March 26, 27, and 38. will be Graham and trght their de- lies ih bat he-ti pa- dash an probably the broll we Cuban stars Samuel Anderson. meter event, covered by representatives of mandb will be answered. Navy e, that willE each oth- ;- tt UDIor. DL ran a iie. Luis Betancourt and Victor Her- R 9 1 the leading American -ewnreels manar. tuat Pool has er torWight. No lt was run-2 100 e " nandez kept the islanders in n tennis. It was all Mexico. companies, Pathes Paramount, rea.y nnounceA his ace as, a ner-ui dur1i.i2?1 cam- .- l "le 00- I .a -sc the .-a contention, however, as they Finalists In men's women's and W arner ro Brothers, and Fox starter o.r tonight's firstS eriesna andleand Whittng ;,. h k, ; s e mo K C hw be paced the record-breaking as- mixed doubles were all Mexicans, Movietone. contest. Gralia.. has started on- hatI ..1 h a s Sf aI nntr a c k a n dt h e s tilld y .on e t e n t!e to v ers1 9on ,th e j unp t h ettag2 5 a y - sault in track and field, and in tomorrow's women's sin- A representative of NBC-TV ly one e eason, the fIin ended the .258 av- The :20 is a tom up, with (-- n Anderson galloped across the lesall the semi-finalists were will film the hihlghts of the a of the 1954 campaign -rag. Graha t average Orsf the Seno l ' dIes in the record time of Enrique Sam er Herrera of tion a representative of Life action In one otherlfor three in- bat does not n iderlu tel lea Jim &evens and Lee l this meet-ar vIted to atd | seconds, while Betacourt Colombia ce olf qualifiers magazine will be here. A mi ni. finspIn a relief role to be considerthelead- oth juniors will make t afen t . ed the hammer 46.96 meters with a tree-under-par 69, follow- mum estimated audiences of 50 S" In his' firs t outing, Giraam sertar ut doeos n it d 6to on anyone J lse tae t to n. to otlgWae AdHrnansse d ezd wno .aa ,o Stuar L ( 0an.roe else U it _.to And H".ernande won the hop, ed by Manuel Berndez of Vene- million people will be reached, iontchnued no-ht shut-out bitess lPoo le n o ted t or first in the 440. ve s . step and jump with 14.86 meters suela with 70. Enriqueta Olaga- and with a potential of double ntinued innnstrea hro h inh-hittin whenever e of 572 should twn Sor new meet marks. ray of Mxico to pe the women that number. Internationally. t hree innings o h e oduh ,the situation ces wh fot a oodr ner. In the8 d 8BryAnth od-, i P ti h. Mexico's only gold medal was golfers with an 0. Many special events and Key IHis tre in runis avof r thauvh hitter. sti c f-t a goon-' who ran 21th 8 earlier in R., O vewhe .mes w i i-t. onbwmmr d rnrfomsd only for 10 Innings, is amazing, The nBrewer ahe, Gibson, week will start in the tavor ltthe rib s to hea .whoStyl e -and rang up a n e e months a in careu prepara- nto say the-least. Graham's record led the league mt year in lorg role There la a dak horse io a H Solers _L14 -gmehter tree I 'ff t dt to Baioa S...... ' but the Mexicans placed one m present- a bly er ertal nl w I ta season is two w.ns witn hit, three oub tWo trip. s this ree, ,.wever, that a ,-, 0iShol ecoras bwo-the exan theevent and alt qutprenO a but to in t. a- Ot a loss Though iziactive in ano a home run, tied Powell's ,ups the dope buckecom Il- eotm ' two-three in the event and al.o-I l quatic snow but to obtain hn.he TwilihIt eaou,, th Tar's Tommy Hues for most baes Lea-..- ly, uitd ttht la Lambe ansTm .. . gather piled up 29 points in swim publicity plum of aquatics that star ha' been he e 1, nd wg o. pLena thea al_ ut.e.Tar'sTomy- n hg Bu" -.-d. JiM 1949.omth# mrtlon. _. .. so many resort centers strive for in the pink of condition wlih i mpdtant RBI d.pat1nent with o basebaaerp. Both thse icdtle Mft.r 1 After four days of rivalry In each' year. 'pl n o action in the ervce 20. was alitchs aeunor. Bothat dAh.m half a ddzen sports, Mexico had Clint Osborne, who for yeale acton In the Servlce 20. dinaver t onl y o e I te four lap e it 3 Stoal cof1s3epointsWh beinua17 Cwas director of sports for he oel OGlbson, the rangy work.- error n 24 tries or an average *. to be La Itrhed bhtte-. dah al lir toill close behind at 127. British Colonial Hotel f Nassaui horse of Balboa Beer's mound of 10; Sophomoe Mike Deroat 449. .7 rqd ab& Trali were Veneela worked very closely wIththen staff is Lloyd Alberg' choice In-.overall fielding, Nqvy holds unl b gl se p wd. l 25 o S i lints Jamale aend newsreel repeentatiVe and f to try and ret the jump on the the ee on the Beer--men. Mar- .-. an other iunor, w run is tta M .1 Cr, - with '5i 7 its. Jamaica sod 0a 50e>-m. map eOto e with 59 each, Co- ,- three cone utive years obtained serle Gibson has pitched seven quc was tbe.top C ecdnd ba-se- money here or if bhe chooses to Iin -, Co.- ar iaP tfull boCag or the hoe complete Rgames for the Brewers man in the loo nwi thone erA ..82 an n j ;; ..l alvador I, Dut h an Bahamas. this year wait is the winningest .n 19 times h andlin thtone era,, I 'A't. a" a ' i les nd the DoIm One year Fox Movietone and pitcher in-the loop ran hkono.r .950. Giffo rd cop a neat : B a .lepw sue. Nica ragua, Mrmay"rat o for, but it's annual summary of it's whieh he also wbn during th .009 average for sabortsa tXp .U D uist 7-i * )~iteg only a baseball_ team, whersver it stop! it's we mon y ui ong v We pre- 1958 eason Gibson has. a 6 and don wa4 upbeatabliq In ano r0 rd S-. -t. 2, ith t.record and an I re,' le o wo41 .fiel th ioM ,. ti , IN 4ui Og LOJO No- Cristoba) ,Hllu tipole a .9803 9l- IwUh.- ll:l l la this. year. wad-tops:. the ture.- .- t ,I t. .at .-1-th at, t-d., a i-se an m Iortolt- batting average of .257. Balbmoa late and Nlavy is a s A Ida tIa night tma B fI I i l p Ity for the Reu c with .24 and the Brewqr's con- nights ae In particular as if CHARLE I0LEm i. 1he m1d t - 4 Sl": I U 1 1 tmi I ta 1- iof Panama resulting. tenders for .he pennant, Naval the Baa Beer nine can d & .M o. I Pool director ait S- ._ ".., T . S.. i station was third rankin witn their hitting against Navy's John Riley is e td tO W w ty' me time aao-a's e'.ioie- ; -I ; .2 3 0 G e o r g e L o t t l e f t h a n d e d lO r a h a m w h o s o s u c c e s s f u l l y | l e y a s p e e.t o.. ,r iv e o n o w i d e a h a s me t e rIal. ,,g_ S n I tn Ittn ceenterflelder for tn ehandc fd them In the saonl th, Isthmus tomorrow aco lThe bright lights Installed 10 C SI il UI1IVf cAbh bI ]sailors is the league's batt i open,-r, I by his trl er, Barnei round the pool attracted our at. B. champion. In ten games ot The question can only be hant. -tseni~o last Monday and l nk rI"' "I r t I Icame to bat 1 times and pound- sweredo 6ht at. 7 atMt. Hop h. tn. I" Into the director offo.. Bro.d.u.0 ft-.. ..e .ed.oat 13 hitS-for a .419 average, Stadiim. hen these two ttams A,, h ,h l where we tisoovered the follow S %"19..5,S 11. u- e.h1- I according to official averages meet in the 1954 aeries opener. 'ing. 8 ,.- _/ et yandt l Art Portley. Thi, project thre onihtal 1-.- "TANDINGs for then month or twc Pr '' 4-T o- I Zon Women' Bown rth_ 4na aar aretk Wlo l Th mn. 3fron as of the present the third sena- n n So Colleien s 43ol A o ny o b h \l I l nand Art Portley. ston, It seems that night swim-t n o ". '- alVO T on. __ _trda d 2 .una. r 13 br|l nd---i d I--d-. nnee- a-,A -t--Mc1_ ,n remain csg I ds here to stay. on Te- - RSn i I -3.Or7dawo CP lub I. 1 C .143l -. n-- b a Include a "spec e las ten-rou,0d-t i M ndal: ,o m f l 74IIs.a.gineers 1 6 .14l2ee etn t. n Tenor ne s r o between 1... DR.p c ityMol o _e o rth e famn yP AEVI _a etUP-V al"h- 1 5 --- .5The schedule for the Panama iier.and Marg e Hicks; Maia. to Francs (x-Beau Jacki ) and a.I. to 5:30 p.. but on Mondad, . SNEXT GAMES tainathZone Women's o wla re th mp arrest Wal Leslie Thomp a our-rou any more are needed and in et e .C us "r.e y r A: CervecernY a Naclonal SA Tounament, to behedoeloe w aon en tand B Ni 4-,o FI 0unI bl b leW1 1 Itve i candless at 9 pm. .epool aroom vblesRaeTobns. Na Togation. aturd udaythfp. aes e3 ththeMondtlti B s ran f aod STHE SEVENTH PRESENTATION OF TroE SEASON S ^ Pa- vCon- l. wil.g O, K. -,lrie a t pr o--:r;sen 3! tang Sl s r t i t Cotis T h eeAsoatCd Side Mtelams rand The en u o aros Despite the tact that many NAVLt Marc 11 ueA "OrdnanceC" l ub5.1. Toe.tamwill.it start the.ho .dr MbalasisCha:oo aMarsh 14, people ofthe pcomr. aunnc rooin ara Undote Ken gineers.19r-t anual torned oa n "Mt ral dn M n easd ats p 1 e-otha. oIa -a: 45.p. -.u Di.--r.c II .'Gread-cs-m. y, atd cwI I Iodrominteeu pooloMoj reandsai 3tt y,0p th Qutor- N ETOM.ER A .B .n .o w l i nrras l tBhU L 4 ,, .,aa ""E,, ,,Frday:, Nate/i M. (AT) 2I 2 a h bae E t e Alrna"i ll ad ba --- ab- eedIe-IcoeI t S .. m. ,S ,. D. ig d ng el eO- rarlni R. le Na vAe mN 9 ap0 r0hb it wlle l scores. hrets, yeIr. . --. .. .- h- c e me t. ti y earde.ta- so far va s aIs54- Mr. pm ColAL nay 12; aanpraId oe 1 Temm No,.3a i len Light. a the douo.bhl_ sChampionshi Papit ttefa tth -Bis alsoo last Indic I year's sin s Boxig T AtlanticCPon CWrner. N, y.). 20.1. ... o.3 .ea G ..sCantOh Chainri ,_n ad t he Nt l romota RESU "TPic .i .Ia- Cob u (AT 22. 1 0' A,., Els-ii,"S Gi,-on ad y rK ie. 9-5 e araritaabuifLeagee-I Mayor of Panama 9 4s9ct Lete afn Greta Caeit. 10% enta inp the tournamdCt W Wa!Hl.Liut L e doubles I ." lei N* te pa k C. aAhIRAL ,M"OS 2. 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Laule Cerdisli bma m-mua l1 vugve nbon #'e 1 wn 'Worlde Xart VAVOltb.riartle un/ tif struck out. (NIA). -, euf s a .e -fet. a tIf .iA na ai i th rl W e.st, -. ; -.wU w oo, a araMnos tht sitt Irove (NK, .e t! ,,a] .:, .. . 45ha.obn*@te bs stih frula boasurccbss AloWin uthIori EayGoing hi p at the Dr.ohsi tbaybtItd 1- Eandrcus-.roanN I Ii r t.e.dtro. bar. ..o- th eadl e4i p ,a rp o WlbW for,, :A M&JJl yetS X., n $' rpite- v,,*apiu ?1 Mrch !fl bre4. m-k?. L..ofa..ti e. ear hnr ..o a e Woe .., eveasr ,f lbS nd w f ru (lV 1Da dlw w. lb l ? Iwod ls :n q Ia ci ruse, th Ialb al rIt ie ft aa tat , r n ,0AR"Tist tuleps by Bag Stei h ten f *ut a p4 lSforP._wa wt s. as prealdeat yatteteou 7 Xlleb whisky sad f ihuron, Ab,.w t ot, ewYbd d, niidJiaitN rlfl C ibs. Z bo n, clae u nadr lade Ins mWrt .4,, jqs o"t of* snub t Sotan M M B er- t oEh to 143 Siefrpfl RnflBI-W tZ b &JaeNiie 1. nexIt501 hkid he rat dull s Bt of 6r teL r L1t-,*-th m e g o wo,5Vi e o4. n 1.and wn eu ly bol fon- d' *C aij ro -A a nn I t. *t. tod9 hp atq teid.t lofm-tke' 'aws. .ltt c. onzwuwdO.tl % w 16 ick f-r i it I n !st ho t. -i 00fs b, ono tB L Cas 4es ten eleAn t s h a t p rhlul...$.,.o -. o* '. d e oe l 0 Ii m ga thelda. state I ag Ape Vr D th h t E 5a.1e.1Sp tU1Jos rrwikhout.%IA) t(. CR Pgri*l KNU0aLdta d.as en tr T an a t rel_ fnwg th two. H ddh 3a1D" dti InoaholS .,e.- w_.leIR- *to h atntraw we hlV Tn.T.a ec tl y o ha,, wi r. d 811 aal nam a.Tuc-. ih'tndWflt ... oW 'the r s o e .at won 1h-lr taioe iw, ut A E ir tameiih ne 'd es'.h tn fhe u ]bev. bmw~koftill b 9#9" 10. St eets r u owWOAW iow C4 nbult-for the iphh h D roe l ch -. h rlsgng tthe opening of 1h Rain w tt, t l ing, Wto He bade- the" Ma 0 hemen. h. .jor. A li. o a t. e PQZLO 1 8 I 1 RA hit IWte0aboutLt lobn.- toa rt To "Sd he w il call er kownfhe mdt-vluabl Airict~hu D cd othe st p 01=04-ofsr atA om inais g l y1 dwtw big bre ks oc hef 'nW.tet rparked i. v'_ tef.lll&twS? eottltnwwd aVe r s enat* iss% iTnn, ,en o la s a d a oe-vste. TOhy CuwonriI sad Ranme F a lnteA tfl blVap. Ieuawtb tr a blo ..iaglj ,oga Iea r ha ite.t. i . r $ t, d 6a .tcgly .first cla in fet, saw porWea ey h ean emr cea tofuN~ty'. e *A1YTb R Gtt lacd, 10alm 7t, Monta sU torwn _____ _.3 4F tiat"e. 0l. .l-tc. w it liti1 I the .atncbOn.. w the h'4f el lI who know it' A t .. i~um at.k a o C b p0 ia d hites &iE iuewla1e aver-t|lpC0hs~leoy Dreaen wlthd thogaeht 'Wp tm of "te. got. pedb a y a gy0 aboeo.e m' -ntie hop t t em I rod the better to o. a r sellawisy aiVan t2T-Cryra nDen etaothe t% Te u 1 vIae14boro lte t o pitcher. thaou .'r o tnrt5ee etcihum.b. brs to g.einbam re i Amor c A.."wil s a ll~rl tf~, _Vanpri sirts 9tou im t a r TAT. -, u sn aa two. H, had the Wat too9.rm L call he most-Valuable ter ttr' chest prot ra *#so$tafYuatb. a oa"TbtW oMet this .-lsticular hitter out o.i a b "i u f hoad1 rcM1aIimb or O, | .tate 1 base In the daawn two nie lin "and he 'w2lhneor know e Arthur Dede is Dot the last oi Pftha mo advanced, thorough '. Peter rttA toahneto ,1&r Dmwtedoe.. tth oe matureab- .. je "-, She";-S% .r1.w.,, -.0..... 1P., ,4-.- - rgub#al WamiieV., but 3' v1IM Reue FS his.-'der 1a maw ift U , .. .* .-- Or r. ..- "' c 1 A r v, 'Itp 4: unda , ra. -ultvigor (at P9- S * e Aftlti Vt o r -ArCd"o vmTAT at tba Cru). O88. ..ouf th Te L k 1 8-7 thriller at i.- traillAg 7-3 tP 6 P '. sti Vjigr An po44 1- ugh th the e Id terc tl ea c. 3e.'-. o pt eso0n, .Am.n tebral T pitehodb-rs wpct t tW*ranq lea l all AtWer op: WM fc-Lfow le. "' " ar, MU o I (TAT), W.D ty . 0t ot the DI5-', r.. by "a..t -., *a..n.rtws n Par lslab .a.,.,r .. ih jroon, Abtalem1nU oiwlda a p[aed f both'-:a-In o00f asted-tn in tW- low0r Saturdas -, lb 4th. After 0P9 w. fI Le I. L n 0. Iyne. #arted thy ball-30.A- ". Wf boa itk .was fol; Id b-I tbi- OWTe IWd hb teig Wow at ta-,h a- ,f -l- hu omit .by tr ma ton y. Anfrt-o L Al &VS.vlw. .H a. ./ .'..*' --'. .' /- *" ."* : i^ "- :' : 4 - n^ka. -. ..^ s ii ,435 hi a -*~ -- PALL MLL L'S ttrastive, brightard pulewg I always present' in plces where importt and distinguished people met... beall i t'l l ft cigarette of distinetlbn. - People I _ who know quality, choose PALL MAL. because of the superb bleing-.i t.o taty tobsem. PAI. .AL/ - nts eg thfued delee.- wit S mere .tobmees tiMe C1 .- N .- .- -. # -A- 4,C:- .t- a.:- ..- .-, -L ?'" -.--"----- .- .= .." .,. -" t .. . _.i -- _~ ,,- ,- .-. ..T v'- f:-. o o 'i~ ^ l--.. W, ^. -._. "'<,--.. =*:- =S -.--: '-....-.**t :- .~ -3- ~ I: .~. Ri; - -. 74. 4 * S. A A r-.. S -'. -... '' ^.".;;.. .-".i ,..,,'r -H^ It & _I_~___~ ~1 _~____ _I___ r L --memo i V *" '. "' "T-i? *": ' ........ ....'. ..... . ?:* ;..*.;;- ',.' -., .' . S^* Fe -. '- .. *'- "1 9 'W?' ^ 7wI5Y!sr'rr'v!Iuwl^ C .....R -'.' '" "t. .,M-B- .^ .'^-. , .0 .^ "T .n. ..... M, ..... .+,. +. + ,. .. K{.l .... ..*...... UK Cracks Down -.0 W .. A On Iron Curtain Smugglers J. LONDON,,March 11 (UP) skej pol&wdoib A .,,noib '-m.. :t. B r iWtain cracked down on OF .. ..oe-* .*.. licit Iron Curtain trade today,. i l charging four men with try- TfWENM r". -NINT ... g .., 1 d .. .. . fng to smuggle more than at '. -O ncKMb S eriousness,. the diversion of C i i .l "" ... strategicmaecit on a very c House Vo es Bill o A -r V a A large scale," said Prosecutor R. 8 "1e t ostensibly to Pakistan bt Luxus, Tickets charges Involved e io p e r WASHINGTON, March 11 (UP) Ohi who normally it w res they mv'I M luch I 110 1- 1a onub $1,223 on,000. The House has voted ver- the Democrats. it A by nIas too manner tibt i ens90 a way r award w i bAn l The four men charged were whelmingly to reduce- l e alI se Democrats ,it b that be n .way .MK.i nt, a, ... ower. t ichard Kevin Devereaux, a sales taxes by a billion dollars ception 6f Rea' l u to ad- 1.; PrE sdent p ga d d - Briton; Royston ohnFnn of a year on jewelry, cosmetics, Chathm .(N.C.) and .. .. Wu, Lh- Pereim. 'nt rL.Ne Jozano, Italy; eyed zuLequar furs, admission ticke s, telephone Boykn (pmJa. ,a hM.. and 3k L 1 .' L a Qull of Paistan. and William calls and other item. The approved o sure would soue pes rotary While 5io the a Dutchman. oThe legislation, w lh would accomplish the sa le#t y A 0. Ha ge rt s radio exo t % t nThe four were charged as t bthehSlenlenat t e wherePhresidentld teax e texred tSeoA.. u" _. -tois gveo Eisn'hor 15 mihtfadn '.d.-i -"n #I n .a '.." . their preliminary hearing with ,Esenhower ts counting on ad- The oM e to lW O h t o down threucton s.se to, efma laou protaxua,. S a J b reached !;5,ltt m ainti :intent to evade export reg- ministration forces -to Whittle under the bill would ju-st a e nxtoMaa,-oab y bwtse out hi 4-e Fotatn All four were bound over for ThePresident and Treasury carrying. -ouS id he A r- Z~ wi be 7o cu. Ya ." -items. furthbr hearing March 17, Qull Secretary George M. Humphre quest to extea the present I aen power told hi newsr o onio d e e n to jail and the other three un- contend the Treasury cannot af- per cent rate on automobles the talk will be non- :. .." der bond. .ford the proposed Cuts. gasoline, olgarets, beer an p.a He said his adminls- ,PARIS, MAre 11 (tP) .. ti 2 b rtl-Galm f.t6' The arraignment coincided The roal call vote on House liquor.. rle is comnlitted to a deft- VietziamlR. Naonalt ;-hit ..hc-.,.. with a new statement in the passage was 411 to 3. The only, These rates are now schuled 'nite program to improve the wellf.t tncreae he g e pb. (4 i ln House of Commons *'on the votes against the bill were cast to drop to sevrd--per cent Aprilb t) of the nation. iance and Vietnam in neou Ftte ti te S government's policy regarding by- Democrats -Reps. John E. 1. president'then-added that t,,ons for ind~pendenc, a d tu ,ttnd. Iron Curtain dealings. Lyle Jr. (Tex, "; Paul C. Jones During debsti on the measure; ethe purpose of taxes former Inohnescoio]y. rThe reto (Mo.), and ,Fred M a r sh a chairman Daniel A. Reed (R- ft nace the programs deemed inaTle b 9 VieandmFre o b o ia a T. P. L. Thomas, First Lord (Mthn.). N. Y.) promised that him tx- no.ry-by the. admilnlstqation, ,i er Bt h. Lo and French sfi-'o K .. of the Admiralty, said the Lylns motion was solidly OP- w riting sde Warind th t a es at If Balboa thought it deals which ave progressed spa 0 government was "preRared to posed' by Republicans aid inde- Committee will onuisads "further wa 'unuf.ist r yesterday radically this week, resume t ., license the construction f pendebt Rep. Fjiazer eams of excise tax relief in some tlaer and that luch the horrow. lh luR fr export to the bills." He did not mention any i h i deo at as thb theo were Th Wg rtea tit at U .9 1 ..a nd r oland, subject .specific ite s i g w t tr g f m e.Na t To Lb to the requirements of se- Rep. r Je n Coo m (T e nr to T hero aapmhiC oel &. .Asrbiy danVie tnam- must M" . entirty." Democrt on Reed's earna t j1, ed ee the yedamprnd keep within tuoie F Un& .19n tlsortteftrq'lteta uw BI -albot here ypsou de aty O"- g n t sa-" ba d if] t il i mS I S outh flfluL chided the R epubl$cans for ex.- t d a f on pr o o- .nc p a r as .ce .thi & h s ke sm a apd buy British ships, including, h .0 ngsoinbeer, elgadtetaniauEDCiLd Wn.. ., .,.paa tankers which b re emtbarged t o He said prthe rath' e ra a i- Tn e date 0 hr been and hisied at minister. ,tt s s as tteajeaic. nbe d received freshoi4ersfrom Atstora tlegic. fittr er-d to b lp pay fOr the Korean PS aIS, March 1tp (UP) The held in th5 aeo:the weath- + mp"rpr'BaaoDal to tist" ?.. Attorneyr AlanKoarfitt, re rea a t01uwar and 1shoulebe cut pow that powerfliRadical SocilIstd Pprty Ii tl o ntingr. Qull, said Pa o ,kistan In- t w s o ve s set -tho e today fet a ef~ onva e fr,, 1 .s orderdh ucop pr and utReecalled RhBAM fedebateaisa theWamropean defense yeor left wheiot th meaumrble Bao Dal sthr i the eaM up In. F ou and the portoo faet'ihetdiff ultr-fonhousewvesll- Balboa e rpe to d. elv erh at thundrnm istt te a record aslfpans Ca Po land obalane theist ridcp nerihtadl l budg- tan, anttkagai nsret T theEropen he te h et h e i At.w tp etd for. But, pro stht a sae bill a "great v ct fo r Am C6mnua wi e h'o nt of rle ln tofa or-rve Nna idn a d tth t concernedhter H o a e m r re ,aaicn 6 e 8 O ut sid e w a eA ho oI Alet er- lang consh t1 .tat iell eEighty, e ea f Vie Dce b sato h""year od.''e -or-n 'a h t hoA i Ir podal gnti ot the Cli Coandll VIeomell' ansh sp O 4th DndBorea.ysphe hi heat- o.ratr station- Iseta .ro ;o un dIln .lOn taxe s h t oday politie'stand pieal Partyo age, d .e s eo .t, .a .,. t n to boance their dtath rbud- 'Dtolt attdk against the Eu p rean'it &ed. 1%.ithe, re th tha ttWt.6 .& o oialr off int init ed Ta ror rtheasra Coo t`r4iig kd c yArmyifsiedis ,welly-enoughttogat-l- .O-P. . e de t hat w oun ed w teas csob-al o cnde.nt t ,;. u -. .. .e d te- w t t h nera ea tdl e x tr a o rdioa r"-rfiyer frst.Af: *.." still on -.ttohwayato ra.n. .ia Do d g o m ... F "" D e-ethe residents. p o asite p Wa t et bm theZleUltt ,,a fc ..ll e a ma y l l-rz ttid ay evening, by th t M oan .' The Radical oocis sts have a boYes ter aty' rainfall broug a figptine far placesmInethe go'?- 1 4n o "." nvro odm a en Y s ih pl a!th ~as ti.euldWo P"nfy' 10a tic ally sinee brief M tol-e mlnor heat wave enea nion In So be-. t hhh tniden a re* 1o' toeserved at theo us lboa the Republicen epe ar s e Io-,hce C t aglahs and tyVteav nistteahewren senyIpreeted D at o *li"ves aNr the feature of the pro-ram Ie-' tere so mdt t he 'lowar t "ti blly"prices an* the grou. with a faint left tinge. wel tin hfor"pik es-tn.t pira a Margae Herriot, Radical Hel ismale for e- n -2aindarch 5 wheon Ten "" re d Mo pheu 115 .--' ,ocoiee foridaefor "VoT '- .CaS ler d e n o r ani the EDC, Th l time he was expect-i A t ,hiy ei of 94 degrees record lo emt u *tmehtl S M ewacS t ear"e presa- d made du ring the recent "at goftheve h ina rdterubthis a th*I T er a y , t o in Cone- .a meeting dinerathoe techniesnol are si o di i-laerilg2At% ritoe Thtr hdthe flt ra e fred o to as they forrs bnte d.h begor ent na r. Clnubhouse-dtheaio niGusc-ho2eboislation h CoCaitealkt Hu'- ay attend the theatre with- arobe t y" oitf} fn- eri ori a"lethey T'oth bmg t eioet selUng ourn or -ring" IM ep -s type dinner in the thir 105 assembly seats. "on and Snat.h, chambers, in.e mak!rv. te-,Py Occur on the same night prove as d efnite a step as this, for la enewalst a .s ocial and economic doam, e rtfm or6ment because a galldens- tidecdessme, Julia Pinto Th. newspaper isted the r a I" o.tde number at Ca- od Thechoicef.iam llhtdwFa -l M o hnofflcsieteleader 1--"President Theodore Roosn-- at thex CAubhouse andesth 9:24 a.m..'f.......... 3:19 a... women.tfr l at.U e1a federposlermnedniot'seenuat R to e extend the seW U Dayhadpng t-"sTd. C .x beborlsFarnatoB of people to eax.hU wuuunuem a."' imuurets r t ue .M -t theotCcn lt'.. Shoot-a recent to the partition of 0oeyLoW tfl 430 rIa." ,M.aSn Witha' -N d.five c ge psmen. 4--'prestg.ent Harry B, Ttui- uuu evmoon a, ke"..d--Tl e,..,A iappamd before the man's wntbdrawal of the Am .r- ....I" Bomb .Tfie newspaper then ..M STAFFORVs., March c ( (UP) state poce said they were lives- "'. .thei~ np'l l*tenc~:Le, t sau "r' present a candid day aents.Nd her bridegroom of Virginia state police investigator #87L +.S -..- we o anwer cross notio of rnmgerous dit--lelvi .le'lale in a motel on R. E. Godre d Mrs. H wilsbnderm .' -..re.m.a and United .,i 4h,00 the a Palm Beach auctidn house about ., .. - as ordered by Judge It id te seven points of ride told ce peared to be "a rather wealthy rd to appear before te rkAeicn were:, she of bulls" ma" ry da f he does arist ea i thh, Fla., bus- Herman's disappearance broke w, "he wi l pl. of tpfM0o. h to ,. the dis- up a honernoont at was to take rut, the uthe-,cou le to Washington, Baltl- ..- .a.. t eroe. serman, a. mdre, New Orle, mUMexico City, ..w.ihere.a rrend.'' er Mrs. Dyoll California and RawalL to answer U e -ie u. Japn e W Palm Beach, de- Mrs. Herman waited at the. ' 4d a "genUenan's code." whic ts rnbg her bIeand as a hand tr court until Saturday, Godso "eveaf I:. .RA aepts Mate.. vjassld, sIx-foot, 200- said then weat to the home of her S- to stairte" to 'Wea raterpde wl'-k crew-cut, but po- Irother in Washington. She went WTchV- Ur F4 t. 'us. ad s thing about to .the FBI Minday, to the U.. id bton unty pollee TuesMay I -..--14tonmstua- The mian man is Mrs. Her.. the Virg.ia state ponee TuesdaV Ir industral man's w hobtband. lir firpt, jt. 0 n fsmjaw P, was the inventor e said the missing a,00 -n r feaa .Vwel pedal carriage was in a brown leather case aig ri3 it was usually pedaled by Negroes phire plusiend bracelets ia th -- I MhA at Southrs eaworts, trunk of the Cedillac. Police sai rA;Ma atpN bh suM Rerman left her at a no eplanation was offered as to oap. w t t- r asos-rt o mVth of Fredericks- why the money was kept In the tiIs* YaVy lat, to take their car. It iAM= CadCdtluac corn- 0 nean wh dviag a a t it! "'6to a garage." when she at I&Mrserm atl, It US. t-ake- Ians weringw Herman's de- said, but traded it I n the Ca ) wasOra211ted seen in Sal- late and sbe paid the cas deMer. -13-s-vs nmk %at nornh Caroulimoacm. i -. _"--,+ ," -,.., }+. _, ..41:., |