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;^ .'*" b t, - .I -. 7%. . Abwm-6..., ----r-- .* INO' Fjf .l0 -- IA LSOM,,korea, Nov. 6 (UP) Amue .wr proo?% 06o refuse to retwi home held tw hW officer_ s s" today uitil the Neutral NoatI patrtiotq. C *bio n greed to hear POW coi thg fe Ibtrs .t them from the United States oeli ed thref . T A,*i wti- repqtriates charged tbi ni NWoffti h .tt -to "coerce, slandbr. 22 Americ I to .tusm le MW_ ,1U d mt, LaIr ee i r~ra~~u--m .6w.~ AW 7), and 1. m Weeka ( ey Bre scheduled tq K.sarlyv Monday metu* ittDhto. *.Ih ot the Altenn BS 41 feet. The cou WIit of tbaU e do- Moelorsa sd 1,236 wIl bh crt- ~r Rodman. ft Casino -Tcnight basela 'fteu'wUIHiuL B i On ) a~s * -rhrdy se Co"e iift Pie To sSe 's pS,. working for them,, potSt-. priaon- ed soul searchln I theb ve the the Indian repatriation deutral could do no harm. I over 1 w. .. , in ap- e pro. MORBHIAD CITY, N. ., C . S6 (UP) -A 40-foot trawler Sfoak an undetermined number t fdy- men aboard was reported m- +d n m" today In windlaMp POO- iUeo Bound. The trwlo r "Norma"n Vandemere N. C., early nAtd day and hqs not been mp ia snee, the Fifth Coast district at Norfolk, Va.. The Coast Guard r'eede Et that the mi Cherry Point. IL asked to aid In the aefth the trawler. S The vemel wsa carry 4 driving equipment and 2 and was bound lor sedawtl, C., 35 miles emt of hem. S conditions were rough g u craftwarnings were up the Carolina coat. E from the dres- La anpis to mne& terYs aS?3-B re 3 mre f& Itself aft" I JTolmn," he said. "He Ol*e .., rs e t at +aktlklace. 80 did LI- M e A & O tOee t UOUhe*4ine te face. So did Ed- ta M inst The tug NMa Oft .A Lauder workld em-i$ne-~W oml an urent m i Satwlsted cane. 4o hIeCf he w it k a. Clark and McCul- I79wi mmly pounded a V,art. m Howa rd-the *esM U I a d JOE. akeup .was as Id- Ssato eS pA why theTail jgkes. They were bhed is vmanishig in the Slates #il a few around, ft-*ey are dying jmae an Beal te Js fiveSam BiBergere t pesrace last 4.0* me th- ,~ - CHICAGO, IaS tier David Veltiant court judge y became n* M he saw a the exit qf tall bet Veltmaan discoveaNr, *W*-, cost. 7he ?. Myers, was bond. reqi ' Ih - -. -, S .i +-,- ,i y ? ; ~."kta '.-~1' t~T~*1 U on Insitrance ~he B Caia .for Mi c mittee. o -rate * ied to'b is exo.? W:gMu mantrnu rbeen KfAuh U.. Nwf 61 99 Ceoe lar so .. .ft.;.^^, !, .j^ A'; *_. II* I ul^ :~E.r iJ ' ^.*u-'. -*Wt L r *- ,T " r * t .-/ *^,, i- ro~ijP Midlon -- -_ 4' SItAhMA AMERICAN w "1 Pmu" Dl yNI D AuIAUNA AoMnCAN P 'g, INC. t N DmI R O 13I. PANAMAA. M. P. I*U PANAMA NO -0740 IS LINIel CgA ADDAaeM PANAMEICAN. PANAMA eA e fib. I't" CrNT7Ai AVINUcP ge r eeit4 M, rITH e*ilt "POR-lIGN itWPlIBiNTAIve I1014N11A U OW ra INC 34B Man&Ies Ave NrW VOnm lNl, N Y. LOR- L ST tSan ..i11TM4. IN ADVAINC- C 1.70 a St *p5t MO,, NvIM. IN ADVANCE -0. Os OC kPW .N, vin A invaeC_.. a t4O r R' S IS YOUR PORUM THE READIES OWN CO.iU OTHE MAIL BOX 0 -- The Mail lex u an open forum for reeders of The Peqaim Amer i ., eLet.*rs are. received g stefully end are hridled Is 6 wWholly ell- deanail manner. It you caefribute a letter dea' be impatient it it doMe t appear thl seat day. Letersn re published in the order recJved. Please try so keep the letters limited to nen pag length IdeatMy of letter writers a hold in stricest ceflidenm. This newspaper essumes as responsibility for iaeMlu t e opinion apseMsed In letters fm resesn -0- C 5 COMMISSARY SHOES "Bouquets for the Commissary Division" In your Saturday night's Mail Box is a nice article and "Satisfied should be com- plimented. It is my frank opinion that the Commissary Division in the past would have been on the correct side of the ledger if they had adopted this apparently new program ot carrying an adequate supply of current merchandise to 'atisfy the purchasers. Imagine my consternation, at regular periods tn the recent past, travelling from Gatun to Cristobal to purchase a pair of thoes this travelling vas necessary because in our store no shoes ,,ere carried for myself and daughter ano upon asking the clerk lor a certain number that was prominently displayed in the show- cue (and in my opinion there should be an abundance) being told "out of stock." My neighbors lost confidence in this poor practice of the Commissary authorities in not providing complete ranges in their stock. Once I was compelled to buy a shoe too large for myself *.nd one too small for my daughter. Today she is still suffering irom these conglomeration of Commissary errors and poor man- agement. Somehow something must have happened to the Commissary Division, because this week I went in there and shopped and took S my family along, and I was pleasantly shocked to see that we S c(tuld all get shoes and the Important thing they had our size, b-elieve it or not and in different patterns and the price was cor- rect. The kids will certainly feel dressy during these holidays. I S "The clerks were able to dispatch me in nothing flat. I seriously hope that this Improved method of providing us with our needs will continue, for if they don't, we shall go to town, and when we say go to town, we go to town to do our I *hopping. Remember Christmas is coming. Watching And Waiting. ' :' COMMUNITY CHEST It's been 33 years since I left my home In the States and came down here to live. During all that time I've rarely seen the Zonites get together and back one cause without any folderol and Its;.ands or buts. But this year looks like I may see one of those I a, sights. I'm referring to this Community Chest Drive. 1 lr of all the petty differences, scandals and bitch- i hich see!jto be so much around these days. it shows home- t of the IO unity Is still there when everyone and his brother S i vhTs to go out and get his red feather. It's good. too, to see the Panamanians and Canal Zoners back the same thing. In spite of all that's said about the other, some- times, here we all are agreeing that this community is a good thing and worth backing in more than word. o -From what I've been reading, all the churches have managed w to nite this year. too. probably for the first time.. i Now all this may be due to "more efficient orgaitzatin and I better means of collection." It may be. But as for ime, rm for t 1i simply because of Its'straight record and sensible' distribution p 'plan. So. no matter how mean anyone feels about some things, It l looks like everyone thinks this is still a community worth sup- o rating. t: "Old-Timer" e - TODAY ('(WV Presents: CENTRAL 3- D RELEASE! SHOWS: 1:15 2:52 4:5 6:58 9;:1 P.M. 'OTE-New equipment with new system in the projection of 3-DI . :bewy girl in the arms mes ADMISSION 0.60-- EYEjA5. aB54.5 _ T BANK DAY! ASR i S| FREE at 5:00 and #:' P. lt. Srl .1 1 1 1 U' T Tf.- D-nauP IK, "UP IN ARMS" - rLUO: * Brian Gonlevy, in " ALCATRAZ" t. Only C 4... ~%7; '': BY PETU tfhe hullabaloo one fact now .o Congress and no ing to write whal program is adop ing out of town t IS being put on hower and Se t ture Ezra Taff These two office to be counting heavily i; il semisecret Agricult .Vwy commission to produn. agta farm formula to Ov ery- thing. This group, undet Dean W. I. Myers of Gornel t eme conducting a .trtely ber operation', It 'hei.helMd'i public hearilgs.' A Whatever farm group of 16--O" tt - prominent ad. Sie farmers. fasm-p. sore and edocaeori - with will be Its *Ow, n . proach idea. Net e bi fterm organizations arq -ebdy represented on tIej g It Is doubtful t e- ment plnlalg iMb smet years has tried 'to a program with sueh u te public contacts. By contrast, the HoBse Agrl- ceiltuirlp Committee under Chair- mnn Clifford R. Hope of Kansxu will soon be on the last lap of a congressionpl-recess lavestiga- tion taking It to every section of the country. Here Is the real, pu- litlcpl grass-roots approach. Whatever these congres-menr decide the farm program shouirl or shouldd not be is more than likely what will be adopted, evol if it reverses some of the best Ideas of Benson and the AAC, One other important point not clearly undesteed is that Congress doesn't -have tp write any new farm program if it doesn't want to, or if 1 geta Involved in a faWnt-pellUes fight and does nothing. The only farm legislatlom that ex- pires at the end eof 1 8 s the mandatory req recent that prices on the s : bals efpe must be supported af -0 per cent of parity. These etob are wheat, earn, cotton, rieo, -pea. nuts and tobaces. When this provis' a dies, the original Hope-Alkei farm law wUl again come automatically nto effect. It provides for a abll- Ing scale that permits the IBere- ary of Agriculture to set sup. ort prices between 75 and 90 ler cent of parity, at whatever level he thinks best to pr teC r discourage productioU Tls is he American i'm Burtu Ped- ratl6n-endored program It now Includea mnaKddtA inr quotas were put into effect. Congress then failed to author- ize the marketing quotas. The Secretary of Agriculture Is also authorlted, at his own dis- pretlon, to s port prices of oth- er crops like the small grains, soy-beans and rain sorghum. Theu fat A h'W administration Benson has kept 90o per cent supports on oats, rye. barley gra5'm ghut and dairy prod acts He ah reduced support from 90 to 7T per cent of parity an etto seed and from 80 to 70 per. cent on flux seed. lThe p]l to keep In mind 0 111 U g C xgeas no now farm leaula.tlon next year, a falDble eo uapprt program PaoM t wIll re.mao i In ef- fea wfta further redutione in suppt levels n surplus _e _impmltanl r likely. As. JJeeit Eisenhower told sla pre s stererce, the easy way but Is to guarantee everv- 1l e lo, o everybody who re- tOa peiaela treatment. Ameri- .an are traditionally the cuomplainers IO the aoRMO. U paeep suit them. trn1 wathir don't, or credit cond;- att ni lact peits are bad. nB e sanitation can yell twe ase lofud as the organized- SPolwu .-aM get more a*. bm o v .tg ans. This in Bptf S tI aMt that the organ- Sluos ttps Tepresent a Me etmeb e votes while ythe tatm a ldBtUons can speak ror only ix million families, be- cause tU's all the farms there ire. o'd_..tor' uip againA t1,, farm lo4Mw I no, v oucan't bay 9Maranteed. Thjv 0 Denson have ;90! ,,e and o be In this they b I ldy dim that I farm Iant ass as itloedk Vhey waen political Fmu,. n Oka etion ain hat a& jut about a kip. - 7' sen .jl ; . I(- rl-.; . I' ,; 4~1 r4: "-'p ~ WetIf No matter how often we hear of a k. lor the atrqmn ey rwerved more strenau- we can never become -stled against the' u tortures. always a great kshck when they are A Often bayonets were used tatruments of anew. I death. We hav. e iototap'showing a We ought to ktow by now that atQciJ -i be'b igAubjet ,to iuhU' torture with a second nature 0o CoMmuMIto,. as tbK'.qdW Q n g qo_ there beat- Naxis, and wIzhaps Sn degree to 11e! "Z1WP S "p The Army sayp 64l- ", ss. serv e4 CO" thecc nris- myrdered, tortured i o ath, aarvedG oOf at I at the b ad to ter bly the yw e fte rea. r de dMia 11.69 rtlIta crimes rtoet civilians, mos Gouth Kor .- alt a wao ya$ MUny oathe'-,Mineswe r who wery-gr lj"I a Astatics. BDoman eviYenO oatt 1b. niste 1d*thei tanot 1O To the iatma.ttered. o ,O.im and d a.hn ,l lomse Haywrd and. what. '- t0he iare..,E at Hikw wae Jk Heinz, fidentlM il iu Is fi fatue mt 2ikra ,hbo Owen )r who rAdnn i t ffor Se.A In thr bb the actor (an I"k d probers that a t Jotna front, outfit S page 23 (sol. 6) S tomorrow (at the Oen. Me years wI after see touring jr. next Perrers When eOvers f for J"n - ~mwan. . cnm. unae vice s, MA 'W went to the Ch ia k. %"at lk, iowlJan~ift- io Mewlca l ' w noI 4 1 J 71. ..j W.i. 46 1: t., - .. .- S. .a Al, .. .- f, , i dli sava I tism S. ~ -. -.- ~3~sh~#h2 " r 2: ~ .k 4 5', .qJ Lii -4 41e m 'I A, altering Philip - ~.~ae .me ruas be -eS. m.w .ea. e bM bowe like arm. Wlig dsi. M Im he rtiet elue! ws '"Is 4 U -.' .: .'," * r*.~;~-i - 5 * ~~, V.' a., .. .L . -- -- I~ ~l~ir em To P7 ^ ,... ,, ,. .' . * .<*-*. .- Flow B., Nov. Morwa t' ,- .. - I. I c.' v & intrnl ms .win. the uto L drove i lew un b 2 limfbL t i bo;-lkeo =nn ear -eeft for about 1* p e wi'a a m to zero u. o then .a_ Welsh fire "Ares" from imnur nft.-r t tbdMal '*WapWunu o A ndo S..b'. oee gal entIe~t the d a montuno" -UVi.teAndmwad M 'Ila1' 7 shop In this 8ocmi - younuser seems quite MI to the problem eof buBy-M dreamed Oi hild Of HerOwn, hnocent On Kidnaping Charge a- A -* TrPA, Fla., Nov. (UP) A to correct a foot ty. fdtlury dellbea 35 an- Defense .ou w"'O oron mrhe and hear Oclstaw eom- free Mra. .lel .he panion innocent .en e ,e of said she wa ,-tf'" f ont kidnapping a nine-month-old St. having no Cn~al ot f nr w9.an= oIBbaby had been living ti a "dream rs. Joane Emaeth.bq trick- world." i 2d 2. Itd tile the verdict N~bron asked te jury to re- .-Aomncd, the lease her a"t her'ompani be- Srmso ha S had they Uad .no ntxt oft elarer ht.wahe nted. ing the chd Sof her own s-badly that wish of the parent e H e Shad Ilvited ittaaginary the ca. a "6 dram In onu. ohldh mother stnct and I chargedwith kidnap- mother love Dlyb a leading S h at Jr. irt." 5M.t I*t. S A. a.last ,.t iiLd, the cout ae was M db e in er t that she had ltr d O the longed t a of her own g 'hfther ant had 'letters he b about her wth her .mMri, ilm a I& low*eMte"d -.ma 11k5 Sfa'trickland flhetnieaaat~selttteaV read LieuTeMs KauwT Murder Life Tertm Cut To l Yew -'.. -.,I ^* - .* II What makes a Rolex - agent? 1 dioited i&a thgi, ofi a inMch b mu. A.~a~nie~ al.BimUrlMct-d, wi .ch' ti.kt4 imm. k , dose api apgih e- yed iupenah; he Am tIN atm i A B, ca hmOu. di AIed b ched ,y es thde H1it. Him mta drweei m m 'kept wal raeimd, himc Hfo pop- 1m oIig hit L--L~L, 0 m *M A oN parw= -f op- da..a.t a o n M Maid" Cy sir w.. m eaiU e.i emup W Damsm .e e mI epeatm Om or o r mdI. mianif - bIr ,i emul aei hie Lqs Vudd 4mu bsum apmIh. .o-..1 WO AiN Minder on i wak u Wtle atei and um thfeingt- L lrs. Batrck- ed a deadf to her hubndd. was staying %m~adsl - -I A i 1*. .. . be i Mvin fori.C < ~.f2~-i' ~*'-* ~ .3 ~~wo#na4s ~rfo.~saest I F - "--4 I ~ ~vs~ 1W. 1~iL 0.t -~ ~i ~ a-~~T .C 51. ,'; ; F LR lY HEAbOUAR T 161 ENTRA AVENUE, PA 71 i,-- r N /j 4_ We oe* unpacking * CO K POT OLDS ......................... tJS b WTG sHIG oCTaHS FOR DISHES ...... 6.J *m ,jMs crOTH............................... s. .* ,~ .. CLOTH ................ O.N '4< -* -*ta'E3! 7^' '~ Bathroom towel sets In colors ............ Bathroom towel .... Towel sets In M simses 4.50 and ............ Bathroom paper case * Chcm d shoe holders .... * Co*ftoi NIfagetr for skirts * Chatmed haAgers for doors - r rr hand Ii LI p~J Pslatic bread boxes ...... 5J Chomed metal sieves .. URI Chromed metal sieves with Snt.u.re ............. SPour plastic box.a for . kitchen ............:... gUY nNOW >* ~ ~ '?-* 5* .*W^d I y~wmr~ '1** *~ .' .* "l '' * I - "* ; .^ . .. - Li i~JS -' i.a .v, awfiad a bv.tte,.d , I-K . *C. CVA, S VT PORT- - . :^ .; f "***** M~y & , i 4 L.* I ~ . _., _ ----~~~ . I 1, .'-. . TOKYO, NOv., (UP) An Army lieutenant, convicted of murdering a Korean national, today had t reduced from life umt to five years at h]tdF ,. Lt. 0. 5th revlewo n.tto d L. I.. and ordered the reduced sentence. i ctrebSler wua"ea ww ad in 'Seop AOg1. 'ly otr' med4tated murder and conspiracy to com- -mit murder" of a Kbrfen chdl- Ian who was shot on suspicion of theft at a Pwpan air Uutallation In September IM2. Two others wure charged with Schreiber. Airman I-C Thomas L Kinder, Cleveland, Tenn., was found guilty and sentenced to life but his sentence was later reduced to two year, lat. Robert Tdth at Pittsburgh, Pa., wja arrested after hib du- charge roin the Air Force and was given a tay' of military ,oQurt martial peding his appeal to the U.8. SUpreme Court. ' Toth challenged the right of military authorities to arrest him after his release from service. K I n d e r made a confesalon which Implicated Schrelber and ..oth. Kinder said he apprehended a Korean civilian approaching the base bomb dum. He claim- ed ch.elber and Toth 'pistol whipped, flk. Korean: The eof ep also claimed that Schrelber and Toth decid- ed the Korean aiould be killed to cover up.. the pistol whipping. Kinder adgtted he ahot the civilian. Andalsop, In ordripg Schrelb- er'a, te.Nc.u rd fe, upheld the rt of _the amnlEe calling for dUmMWsl from the service and, fdrftltuf, of pay. UA. Lw om- M I itM MM that a ral court m M poe a mBnimum senten"e-i reduced after review. Sehrelber is eurrentlym l hld in an Army s*toekadb . Cast-Encased Man Sentenced To.J# For Slaying Man,. NNW YORK, Nov. 6" (VPl - Raymon Cos e, 30, e MaSed a east from he cchst down.Bn able only to nod his headt move his eyes, was rolled t court on a stretcher today Ihe sentenmea for the slaying of &id wife. Judge Carmine J. saying "I'm not looking pound of flesh. but I haye \-m to perform," sentenced O tN 10 to 15 years. Come suffered a spine when he leaped fifth floor apartment after stabbing his wife to in the home of her sister D7e. & 1950. He claimed his wle walked out on him, taking two children with her. ' Coast to Coast BURLINGTON, Vt. (U. P.) - The first m- to drive a nals u bile from eoast to coast is alive. Dr. Horatio N. Jacksn Burlington, nwr 81, turad l'e trick between May 93, 1903. batm he left San Francisco, and Jel 0 of the same year when he arrived in New York City. triO~rr eftberA i IDUBEMK ~, t J FS.Mrs t,, r , j^take action 'ftrev44ence is 16 opay e subooi* ar bgin SW Mc- -r-Ra : 1 , Jp lf !*<".".T ra im 4,^ ;'.. ,ip, ,j ,- ,' .; .c ;.,^ . ^ r : .- ""/ l'. -7-. .;-L-*..*. ;-...*^^ .-5y Al ' ,* BY OSt Written WALD JACOBY for NEA Service NORTH (D) 1 6KQ8 S87 ' _- *AK5 4 *AQJ 103 WEsT EAST 4 1063 4:7f9 AJ5 VKX10f3 e S 10 9742 +J6 S49 5 Kso 62 &A952 Y Q4Z' S*Q83C North-South vuL e4 Nerth EaSt em- WA *H' I 1 9 | 26 3i.t Paw 3N.T. Pass S 44 6 Pa Pass Pass. Opening lead-4 3 "You might like this hand," writes Paul M. Hummel, of Uni- i versity, Ala. At all the tables except one. north or South played at three 0-trump-down two. At one ta-1 le, however, the bidding was an given in the accompanying hand. "West made the excellent lead f a small spade. This was taken y the king, and the closed hand as entered with the queen of lamonds. South finessed the ten f clubs, and East held off. south wasn't biting.He followed ith the ace and a low club, put- Ing East In with the king of ubs. "West discarded the jack of hearts on the third round C, -1bs, so East'shlfted-to a heart West took the ace and returned 'Ite~Art to the ltng. Now the do fAlers had three tricks, and EMst led a third round of hearts. w-. "South naturally played the / ueen of heartland West ruffecd W-th the ten of spades. Dummvy r-ruffed with the quean, and i was south's turn to be a "He led t eleht of anades dummvi -ast played low. 'th fln' led the nine of 0 like a man. The rest was :"The East-West pair moaned "ahort 1hrin, fixed because all the other" North-vorth olnvers were ddW at thre- "-o-trump. Thev were fi--ed. 911 ''l+!ht. hi't don't voun tlink thle" brought it P- j ,,er.0 r,1~,4h'- hadn'tt "t- '- f b-.- r m. bidte t r',.r o v'o- .r-. r-- i r --rid ri" 'I th-" ' unite right. .East didn't have values or' n nvercall of on" f. d t didn't have the l"^H ftibid of two dal. "'Pbe5hey made th ' eTenvae bW'i they ka'* A the efte- "'-r- '-he to n.'!"' l "" h or Soi'it h'n ,., itnlsi:al r. "*''1 rtwlnatP1'- 'nr Fast pn S ':-'. th"v oDisert Sol'th wny i ,nn an unrnr'tari' oontr.ct t,-I 0 "-ptbat he c-"''1 make cidentalh'. Povh wps ve"?v C el"'or to avoid *h-' trnp In prln Tr I-"' is',mr th't the fires'pe i' wr '-'np hp will dr'rw two rq -r' r7-.." "r trl r-s *-nr repeat *tl I fi n i'sa 'Tl-e -"l*oryon i 0a ,flkCP th- kin- o' r'lih f l'l i .- heart to rab three hesrt CHRIS WELKIN. Planetecr Girl Scintk ews The members of the C'Oa n a I 7one Girl Scout Councnl an-i nounce that Mary Sle.-i. Senior, Girl Scout, won the apnc .itment as delegate to the Juliette Low Session at the Chalet in Adelbo- den, Switzerland, during the: summer of 1954. The first alternate is Mariner Scout Shelia McNamee: second alternate Mariner Scout Ann Maccubbin; third alternate Mar- iner Scout Julia Brinkley. The applic tionr of the above named girls shall be sent to Re- gion 2 and from there forward- ed to the International Selection Committee for final approval. Interested Senior Girls Scouts have been competing during the past months for this coveted Chalet Award. This is the first time that the Canal Zone Coun- cil has had tLe privilege of send- ing a g (the international Session, which is named for Juliette Low, the founder of Girl Scouting iLt the United States. At this gathering the girls exchange scouting knowledge and customs. --- \ - ACROSS ve won I Citrus fruit 10obr 7 Tropical fruit B o art 13 Gloss over 12 I't drinks 14 Idolized 19 Wlght (sb.) 15 Click-beetle 21O u=W. 16 Heed 22QMup 17 Railways (ab.)23U@i ' 18 Grain beard 24 M 20 Docks (ab.) 23 ] ftl 21 Chaffs 264 AUMrNIan 25 Arid region aoihlse 28 Kind of plum 2?7SOud (comb. 32 Violin-maker Srnm) 33 Meaning 29T0 eCut 34 African lake 30hXrIp 35 Supplications 31 Pinto(ery 36 Stage whispers37 PFti4mei 38 Lamprey- catchers, 39 Those who notice 41 Prohibit 44 Rowing implement 45 Conducted 48 Lessener ' 51 Form a notion 54 Occupant 55 Dyestuff 56 Looks fixedly 57 Snare again DOWN 1 Above 2 Depend 3 Genus of freshwater ducks 4 Seine 5 Driving I r r command 6 Wandering 7 Prohibited 8 Bustle ,P.;'" .A" A ', "-V-,. S: 9 W . 38 Weirder 46 VoluM ina 40 Medical suffix Siclip 41 Sticks used 47 Proelad in baseball 49 Pav 42 Encourage * 43 Genus of SO C point amphibians 53 rabbit 45 Low hunt 83 B3t (r.) aUwt o@i Platter Fans.. You'll Welcome Our '0 4 "i. -. - i CLuB :OrtS AI HER RUDDIE f a a little as .00 1. .0, :, You can be the proud owner of the latest "h'tw .. or whatever type of music you enjoy most ia. (ymos No. I Jes Feo. de la Qssa (TivoU Crossing) I DAYS Tr ; C.Z. FIREME IS .LLth - Nov. 7th Eitffm Cyros 6I Shop No. 16 TIVaU Ave. (Across from &neon Piaysho4) Revituize Your Fight Backache RI "If ou a'e"'eung run-down. 01et up Laboera NIght., or iurfrom Backachea talr .1n._0h1 cl oudy uro urnlns PRuhea Rh eu kidney acti f mtam, L Paln. Swollen Ajnklei. e Helai nli Nervou.ea. Diainema, and feel old acids and befsoe rme, kidney trouble may Cserpaina Wroig food and drink.L. worry, dolds C*s a is or overwork place a heavy train on ru Oa your kidney. so that they funion o poorly and often n,- k."d help to U P NIIz a roperly purilfy your t and maintaIn tniuo % em911 and energy. this gem 0' v Jaei Ve Your Kid seo 9 Got Ob"M Slast acting internal medir' no ealled and we heo Cyptex. develor.id by the Know Control on the roadI Post' Ungarded n*ma. WI# so^w Ty A cAWSAW B BRUSS WINTERBOTRAM HCUmi e ThgOi4 pACE aT :' r J. r O%%A %T14 THA'lNTeWI.C THE LA IT -0o ,.7!- .. -. - I;yr rr 1; 5rIL L LWECWD CZdMoE OF ETECTiON THE -PACE PLATFOteM... B*^-?NO~GA50NS FOMIAE TOFE BION We DMYT17- Tvyww ",TAiC TO THE TA% AN V CAT,'w A FEW LICl- OF: POOLEr IMITATi6W AiLI1<:* , up"d TIC , VIC FLINT PRISCILLA'S POP Worth ~p .j ,, : 'rYir3UB~ BUGS BUNNY All Balled Up InREKL AD 1rIS UERil iG Hh-LdW-4 . . t1 . ,. ,. . .l,?- - . dCauT ,. 1 *~4.*~*~ 4~'.. F '.',,..a'. * -. F .L4. .'-w~. It's Oat f i . -,-'."." t I I- i- -I I. .L IA- ? r,<- I, *0 i*pc C". OUR BOAIRING I -.. - I': * F' * i? ,1 '/- -.a- - ---- I . IQC .. u AT .gggf t(- * : r ~IWL~~~iI):m * I .F?: .."-- "ii ,i' mgi.ATM' ib, 1LAW I , IR ist or?-* r' h. heatii , Sbliab Ergi hurt Saub. .ii .7 & .! . U..+ S.,,., " I garTuesday etea 0 a I la h of SnUmfag dutt of and: plr to love the w mn the nea tare. is8 were ina I M " of the 0 bnt 3- eelebratIo of olic day. wf a an'Us W'apa. m a, -**gr4I . of Lar#ot y I., are tI I liiI to W&;e.... SdRW1 of the ^ wto t:v Cira for e ne she wiM-vli 'I,,e I' I t woan amreI tr-a i A. M., n W f,; then W. ,r.aay of 2a *GedA PknazH B aRm of 01 .weansuer, Mr. A. Wel late N. I Itintg h6r l^ArrltC uie- Inch *3r. Rob 0Bo* r bbea hzi Elib NIAM& th Of 5,of ki t -1 II.,. *J' t~- *.-,' .S .7 AM 'I Ii A . SWants Room For First Bornm STWASHINGTON, Nov, S (UP) to see Smith. They were mar. S' Robert L. Smith, first qadruple tried one month after his dli- amputee of the a war, is charge 'from the hospital In Ju- looking for a bigger apartment ly 1952. SHe fat father of an eight- "I guess I'm the proudest I- Anowt pound son and the boy, he said. other in the world," Smith said "should have.a room of his own."' today after a trip to see his son. a d aaalMteor sturting by nto ok- Smith has been to the Wash- "I've prayed a lot for this mo- f lf ew e. Do ita M-a ngton sanitarium twice daOy ment. He's just what we wanted&" abat cups o ghfor ar since thl e I infant Don Eugene. Smith still Is not able to hold was born there T y. The a job% He is not able to wear him I" out f this next two days he in- artificial legs "too many days n' .. ng tiAU ttional A- ishing touches onhtabout the a row.' And he has soawnie trouble ey can happiest week at Us Me. manipulating the wrists, making t. --- Tomorrow the. famer Army it difficult to write. MRO" ) Mrs. a d cu (5- D "raw tuffi private will welcome la wife and But he owns his own car and t l predfreat oeC cTrice; am*1Wpy ikca& bread son home to their one-bedroom drives it with skill. 1%. cu wal or tmapoOn at1W03apartment in aub- Tqkomt- her tas d3to i diew cd a I3tai 00 -a M g 1A nwlo park, Md. He ebrat his a b p .c, 2 tap par- 23rd birthday Saturday. Ilt r2caan CM 2nuts, Having a son is thrill Smith 1 acp drained, canned., I cup It. IM E never thought he would expert- fr9hi-a piwaPer, .tw % ence. Wounded on a froen Ko qnub, 'watersatandW up 9 rean battlefield In 150, he la WATrD Cal Ue Wz Jsted t l -U p t In ix jut linear death for three days. Whe.i A T ERP R era wiof l o boa Wae R Ml Itn finally rescued he was froot't- b opS WATCJ-IES e on "Vocatio gh. Pau nr t y aeen: add hospltalizatlon he was told lihe h nse a -ui probably never could have chil- Pana m a.d "o b P-en. took a kioderu S OCK At in t a1 Sp.11 M Ad, Nd fork tor Smith when well SHouCK Al in hOnr of &-we S B tI lntp bird 1 a high schoo! girl who 4e- S.'aril:n Dipuls P -. h many, began visiting W alter tSirfA hoaue eAwith a college B;lope may e c it in m had come here from Ore to f r der write: "I was Opa- btfor a I-pound chicken. Reed hospital with books andl MmHied thepe maothed wifh stonIshment .,-----.- magazines for the patients. ggatq.gg" w i S ^ jyuo Annual Harvest Soon she was going oer.___,, .nta", si To Be Held Sunday clw. Finds Ways CoIMtth' a a t. a haers Old Catholic A W l rJt oal vantage a Church will be he on Sunday. CHICAGO, NOv. 6 (UP) - IMn f real a T Member the church will Modern aiee The fndng wa ri Shave t off of fruits of beating e problem of alo- nnd vegetables s urch, holim, two fe York doctors, Soe wadC o ted nWest 1-t.e, h e to- tdealoitiate : midr eveilg.r _ofe rings brAi. c aniy eldmano and ti a-- -W= astonishment 4 maoih nge alzi nesfortheients .- AlfIVW-law *flg Eoor sfh in e wa goithe Naat mbet tI A S'tm ak e, WtBefed Sn cundea added F this reality Ways .doa pricea the h a aplafthe m'. 0a r. Smj drn1 psyh fplanb. U .ua t.a M... heipotoeto amu Pre t perfume they Initial treatments Sgolf cl to Vice President Ric h o rblems varyin a on-oho l.I rd ronially, the doctors s-b T. W the afa dte alcoholic state, wie ne 5C om b hoOS. the drInker can o longer tune. $Inm. ay, Lenymm who casthed bad e mcellent opportunity for orlen toftenust-atav t1 "1 Or..att8prbem it.iw pd ,ege to b ens years tr- Docht.orsmhtve earned to us 4oad'ebt al steroid hormones to .o h 1 y tM nu1,r a u d.t. th e d p tor u ga,. I. wading to tlWf* provids theoe- lfgol bentlpSoVsaelcoh cheks 'noadded"this reali.ty Irogichanyge .t..o.impulse...h.e j'D.ek,,Netheoss.LeUon 11M 1 ton ffetivlyals "ofer ABSORBER $1t50 %t "1)1 M "l T I l'AwS U c- 4'1:. 'SW I- rren*-- w a .'~? -S. ..w~ l;- ' r ~* 1CT g.. ,i ..S. k: -.... 0 SI- 1wlitI !W ,r^ '- .i f ? .f .- **- 4 .., ' ..t - !' ! '- .* *. ._, . ,'i ** 1 -r JL |fe|i 'M. tCa Sl.iw- *'l C I-- ,.t. a, * 4- LIGHT AS MIST.... d ft I ,:'. . I;.1? 7:. ",,'.;. aeicate nuances of color like. Lifted sunshine in fashions and Bcessories to sparkle, now Sr every occasion. --.~~ mpC~-- int..- -'`.~---- --- .-.- ~ jjyr- 1 I AW - -.7 I' ~ &4'cs2 C; *a.~. - * A t~i. MO TTA' PANAMAA L. .. .. 4 * ., .. .^ 11 .+,; 'a.( 'V. 4 -? ,/'i ? t .-j .i 3-w^ 1- $1r 1. ~ ___~~___~~_ __i PIYL~rPY,~,~~ P.A.: r Ga .me U swAm-ge Men.... Sib .1 2- I ^, . F K li- OOF RiAI N, i ,9 5 ck o-ui.. BUT Wd Stem... When You T LEW# SERVICE No. i rivoll Ave.-Phone I ...,. 4qp MORRISON'S Fourth of July ~ve.-L~TOh 2-0441 FOR SALE OR SALE o Husehold Aitonmoblis SALE:-General Electric refrig- FOR SALE 1V951 Mercury with t purchased -new May $300, radio, very good cenl ion. Original icting at $220. Phone Albrook owner. Huse li*,dQ *a. Tel- inspection at Calle Darien ephonqe eI39. '. .;- J . Act. 3, Panama. FOR SALA%:-l947 4,oor Oldsmo- : Vey clean mattress ble bed. Zenith shortwave radio. 168 Via Porros bile Sea' d dr ive, leav- ing Isthihut.uat Irfice, $350 cash. PhinW Albrook 291 or 3166. -.i I. FOR SALE:-1951 Ford Custom two /E-:-Westinghouse refriger- door sedan Fordamotic drive. Good cu. ft 25 cycle. Good con- condition. 1426-C, Car-St, Balboa, .$125.00. 2517-.0, Sag. o Te. 2.3583. -' Avenue, Cocoli. FOR SALE;-1952 Chevrolet 4 Door FOR SALE:--25 cycle Westinghouse Sedan. DeOLuxe model for $1,550. refrigerator, 9 cu. ft. $100.00, Con be financed if you have one mahogany dining table, six chairs, third cash. Phone Gomboa 274. $60.00. Must sell. 1550-C, Govi- FOR SALE:-1941 Ojds4obile Club Ion, anytime. Robinson. Coupe. Good condition. Radio FOR SALE:-25 cycle G. E. wash- Phone 4-355 or 203-C, Pedro Mi- ing-machine. Good condition. Apt., guel. l mmit Radio Station. FOR SALE TO HIGHEST bIlD R:- E:--Electric stove, 4 burn- One r946 Itoke bod" Chevrolet 'refrigerator, mahogany dining- truck, I V ton. O"ne 946 stake i ab. and bedroom set, fine custom body Chevrolet truck, 2 ton. One liuilt furniture, all practically new, 1948 stake body Clevrolet truck. ? cheao. Arrangement con be 2 ton. One 1946 panel Chevrolet de to ent apartment also. San truck. 1 tn. T*o forlifts, Clark, ncisco 3rd. St. 25-A. Apt. 2 35.00 lb. capacity. ne portable 2-3518. light plant. 5 KW. Sever) go! pumps, W,,yna. One goasline stor- S ALE: Quartermoster twn age tank, 3500 Ogl capacity : s, springs, mattresses. Law" Items listed may be inspected at airs, concrete slabs. 2-2937 the Central Exchange Warehouse. to-C. Post of Corozal. Bids will be open- |lJLE:.-Furniture. lamps, cobi- ed at 10:00 A. M, I December p-W-" pictures. turkey rooster, 1953, at the Ceritrol Exchange evene, skillet, etc., silver- Office. Corozol. *bplted c vsrsi set, six pairs doer FOR SALE- 1442. pd Custom bibo pusn-plotes, tennis rqckels. Built 4 Door. Newly painted, con- square aquarium, misc, 570, An- dition good. 'Cash, make'offer. .con (San Juan Area I. Phone Ft, Kobbe 5209. PERSONALS S WAN-TED TO LOCATE: Young soldier who saw auto acci- dent in front of Union Church, Bal- boa, when my cdr struck woman in crdoswalk Friday evening about 6 15. Ctact me, H. L Clarke at Balboa p YMCA. 'LOST & FOUND aII^. ..I -- ---- FOR SALE:--'47 Ford Tudor Sedan. Perfect ,condition. Must sell. Best offer.buys. Qtrs. 375-B, Fort Kob- be. .,ne 2176. # X SALE Boat & Mooiwr FOR SALE:--Outboard mentor, 2 !2 HI. P.-Johnson. Operated onl9y 50 hours and never in salt water. $100.-Phone Garnobe 274. W P'eat- coast last night, the sorw mm o e yay an U.S. Navy announced today. automobile plant. A'search by Navy planes had disclosed no survivors at 8 a.m. Exhausted by the feverish A small oil slick was sighted five pace she hes followed since the Smile of t-shore north of Pusan. royal couple landed in the The N-vy said the first ship United Otates last week, the wastliscovered taire about 8 p.m. Queen was ordered to rest. 4 .1 JSdiy by &ntrol aircraft 12 Her personal physician Dr. I ^ Bnortheas5Tf PangodOag on Thomas Doxiadis, said the gra- Vth east coast 35 miles north of lious little Queen. who has cap- P .t.an. tured the hearts of everyone she T'he patrol .plane reported has met, Is suffering with "a hearing no explosion. "feverish cold." Three hours later a second "However, she is in no danger, ship was reported burning three the Doctor added. ifIles from the location of the .-," marine plane joined the pa- iJ1-MtIaircraft torkeep k a. wat '- i Over the burning vessels until il |li l. UMD crash boats could reach thetW (lIawslfII Roils S The burning ships disappeared Wa 1. r k C during the vigil. WIa! i 4 onlabi *i The planes were unable to dis- s i h the size and type of for Propaganda Talk f Bllaft from. a carrier in task S77 joined the search at 2 UNITED ; ,'wtmMk. They dropped flares to aid Russia's "cynical. discouraging the search for survivors. anm. ex.as aiaiing" attitude for Two destroyers, the US PFub- the failure of United Nations bard and the USS O'Br ie n, dis.,ramam. nt eliorts and called reached the scene at 4:20 a.m. fb- a new start to work out and were joined by fishing boats '-practical arrangements" for and South Korean navv craft. disarming All ships engaged in the search Were ordered to remain In the British Minitter of Stte sel- e* lvicinty until all hope of find- wyn Lloyd told the U. N. main ing survivors .was exhausted, political committee that no use- ful purpose would be r?.rved in W |ap Wo far s accepting Russia's proposal for a DBi Power disarmament con- ST oferEnce before agreement had 1 M a ilrfT~ O Ioe-'n reached on preliminary Vf-. S IkT1 omorvII 'w ste-s in the! world organization's S_ dilmrmament commission. 'AryIV lia Such a conference, he said, ji.mu"-= i"w p*'wu i"could only provide a platform SO Nov. 6 (UP) Three for more 1,ropaganda speech- anfd Japanese workers aie:es." to strtfketomorrow a-' AlthoiTgh he felt that pros- nat the Tokyo Ordnance De- pects foQr war now were less than protest p layoffs in they wer.' last spring, L yd hanrmy counct plants, an warned the committee: lI smma sai d tonight.I "Uncontr.lled expansion and rlke Ii jpected to stst de' elopment of natlolal arma- Sa.m., Spokesman fr, ments and weapons of mas Army teeea Far Zas "destruction have made the pros- PB) said. Ics Of a v.ar not only reputa- Wra3 the strike 7ny nt but aupalling and va kaow as minv r.i P"01 v)'- o,'.knu.v thrt If It came It might o'-t of. v?'k *n e.nell vl- e 'lie off the surface of m' r--obably liU nc-, the globe. 'I Neverthelss, he said, "It b thr--r wSaloUt w.3 .not a quesmDqn of alogans and .a."Xp .bl thakn by "ph!r-e or of pro.nulgating o0 )ay rr tat-,rwe #w V i.: :-r ansu ecn th!- or that. S444 *a om" -l it. 1' cr s /will or'7 feel secret . i ci..CtMan Ja,.or I ** here 1a an adequate -sa., .* ,3 o'om tn and, where It t n ee. co rol operating Japl t "'0 .A" I ud eLficiency, and '0 ie+ X a.. A a-h saequate powers , B al-poB 0 has flid.i- a,'~ CARLTO- Dt ST CARLTON .DRU STOBE 10.059 Melod e Ave.-Phaso U. Colma t , Aplcia ltevnucioual de Pdibllones me.- lttUy Pas Phnr 11--M MISCELLANEOUS Wl -" am ,* A* me- e r e 20A1 - ~-I DR. WENDEHAKE. Medicalf Clic. Central Avenue "K" st=et.. Corner telephone 2-3479. Panome. REPAIR refinish bamboo furniture, guaranteed work, in front of Bal- boa Beer Garden. "Jir7ty." Seaoed bids, in triplicate, will te rt- ceived in the office of the Engineer- ing and Construction rector, Pan- ama Canal Company, Balboa Heights, Canal Zone, until 10:00 a. m. November 17,d 193, and then publicly opened, for furnish- ing all plan, tools equipment, la- bar, services, and rrtotlls, (scK- eept certain Government furnished materials listed in the specifica- tions and tor pwerfeting ell work for preparation of holes for future plants, placing topsoil and grasping at Corozal. Forms of propaspis. specifications, and full particulars may be obtained fromn the office of the Contract and Inspection Division. Room 343, Balboa Heights ITelephoe 2-3739 or 2-26981. Specificatons end drawing; will be Issued cn a deposit of $20.00 per set Deposit will be forfeited if specificalions and drawings are nor returned within 40 calendar days after opening of bids. FOR SALE FOR SALE ;-ThorLouqh dChs- hund puppies. Telephone 2-4#16, or house 5723-B, Nie Plqce Die- blo. FOR SALE: Doachund puppies. Phones 3-1816, Panemo. FOR SALE: Coldspot refrlgiqtor, 25 cycles, large, $75; 1941 Olds- mobile. $20Q. Both in exqIlent conditoM BWboa 6384. FOR SALE; "- Boxer puppies,'$60 -$80.. Telephone 3-0717. zFOR SALE.--1950 Ford. nation Wa- gon, mahogany Rattan furniture. Set of Golf Clubs including rag. Phone "lrq 3201 office 5150, Al- 05. Murerers W1I N er Serve Te n In taly NOVARA, Italy. Nov. 6 (UP) - Former American Lt. Aldo Icar. dl. of Pittsburgh, Pa., was sen- teed n absentia to life m- prifsonment today by an Italian "cI"t the warUme murder of ids W" chief, Major William Holoban. Former Sgt. Carlo Lodolce, of Rochester, N.Y.. was sentenced ase.Wta to 17 years imprison- mint by he Novara court of As. l ee forWM1r ItaliAn partlsana S af Migliari. OualtierQ T04fat and Oluseppe Mannii4 -, wlre all found innocent ana Irer! released Immediately. t&..-two Americans will not hav e serve their sentences for the Ja94 shooting of New Yorker rHolhanb, ed of the "Shryaler Misaon" Wph operated with the Italian UMpground behind the a 1 11 IN in northern Italy. They werq released from the Army b1gig Holohans body was fished if ro Lake Orta In 1948 ad Matht-ed states refused to ,abbLth i for the trial ftem Oct. 19 and e afterhoon. USSt reusidium HaOPetivers %.Nor (Up) -Ma:- aVotosh lo, prea- det ef the Preidum of a v- pr egwla t, declared in a me- a toprlnht or hth fai wJ ticanijot be "A account of Oot. RESORTS Foster c es. Octen e put I toe edern, ..weakmjl - I 11i ftfIt, OceensIde hiof aruta Clara, Bof 435 wPnema 6.187. bstbeaeI)1(573. mou. bm .,Sotn c Alo Fin CMO REmoNTa I PAne -NRA WIll t 1491 or M* 4ee io FOR RENT - _____BMCT' I FOR RENT:-Furnishedt 3 bedroom chalet, corner of I Ith Street and 7th Avenue, San Franciso lone block 50th street). Cot be seen from 9 to 12 noon 6 2 tq 7 p. m. Telephone 3 .2958.' FOR RENT.-rM m chi 2 bad- rooms, midi room, hot, water installation, good ylW. "Pendma Golf Club, L& Carcasquijpi, Miguel Hive. Phore 3-4 44. , FOR RENT:--Chalet, porch, living- room, diningO e edrooms, furnished. No.,.rth Averite, San Francisco. .3-497": FOR RENT AlTINTON IL. V ) *-bilt modfe furnished opfnl*l wie, twoe bedrooms, hot, lwrl Tel- ephm Panoanm 'MI. bedrems. li48th f r St.nlnar and porch, two b th ist. 00. 48th St. :27. A Is Vista. FOR RENT:- I Con- grejo, 2 bsdroh living, dining- room, porch,' lot kIq gi, laun- dry-room, Ya i n d bath. hot watel. For further refer- ences please sail Tl .-4968, 3- 4282. FOR RENT--Furnjhed apartment " for 2 couples. -Bst jddential sec- tion. Electric refrigeratom. Ne. 13 43nd street. .4 - FOR RENT:-FPurnished .room Ff aired. No. 7. 4th of July. At FOR RENT:--BItifjflly. fumi room for couple, kitchen privil Bella Vista, Mexico Avenue 69. Phone 3-0553. " FOR RENT: Furnished io refrigeraor, teolphane l- eto litles. Pernr HlMA, It.. i apartment 6. I' I I ~r. L1 .1 the U to a Air 0 1ir I'O OfRALE E | Alak erW ' I Leave your Ad with one of our Agenls or our. .lalin No. 12,179 Central Ave. - ' .' 11 .' . I .E' i *1..... i ',, -A. .. '" e. A A '1 I I . I I. 'THE UNW.TIiED' IS[LEA1AUS.1 I *____ .., *A V -I 'L . USED CAR.; . T. in COME .W I; WH' C0N"D9~S A :'' * ., a . 5. S ., . 1 - .4'i . 'or ., "NOVEDADES THIS" S Via ESpailo 34 Pnam . (selals e W ai nb e.w l < 3* V"A, .5 ,~. k~ I ~ fi R4&oNvey, Win l^-btel -Tel^. M ^.. *?J tIA h at * al. I.'ljt OW bi~ ft~ichu CL .. .: .* \ rr. - -F^ - .. w'"* Im r 1-wa 3 SIS rr5 li ' ,.S.A.: TUAM. 9 ',1 4 - ,, IL -1 :i IV ,in fl -.1% W I--- I -P Is -1 I , I I . f. - I a I. ''le J- v ,- 'ter ,_j' :"" ri. 'r' t 'a wK e M '' . IA. ... - :,.fs. .s ,. .i) .. h. -- 1 ., ,.,/.. ?.. ,,; .. : .-*;.,....-."_ Vrrk$ .- Inc.. ...- ^'*N;f12 No ~) : -r^ 1\y Mh a Um~~ Iry W .. ;.*~ ala ii - 1 6 ait l .w ', l i s'A "' , . as -comm I.: wZii orc? CW Il *^ 1 '- I *~u A.~ 'I I ~ 'a. ~ * Ak.~/fl. ~ Sr rS .-rwlv-fl-en fi. verstes ot *O*ahoalk" 'The Cru Aeal ui*a..1 .li. nasm td Taz M a a et. the u -lf IT *- ^*D ^HH^H ~ ^ W U l N -TV bfr 4wicItemt. Si. l hoie. All Whio.1e*S t r nt him. as be are at crow; ss\ S's 4w alltaona . ;' .,: the to the jamouii day eU t f her cahe da re R y lds il. e satee o Wy Belle Ba -,, .- :Jud Sthna CR a Of .oew I Wf 1S tan o hto ftm the The.poll: A young -f ^ Coleotor iltem: ea record of tl Werman aad MaMy Mar. tl tfteti di Pord Norma Cald.rothe "Happy Talk" beauty In road corw- l, .ol "8o1cPc" ', test- Sthe role othu age iarld 'oEarn OB"h rM DelHtd- Sl-oerry Sherman film ograt Or of Gauguh. '*iFry IiT the trmere film moppet who's ao a hand- W1ei t ,e new i ,ly .vmerilon of "Sihrloc Hblmea" 1 not hi first stint with BaB at FIfteen years ago T~rr played a tiny tot In a rft Holme. "oi starrlNg Wa Og's tt.at.Pak" was Uillliifit v otao pa-ed Up fin- .uMAK1&o PM prabe f3e fi,, i frot-tll VGA". bY'hys grafp o0 PatfIIEM&ba numlistkas for toe InWJ wOW Hotel tion eoDrI held here cently, n ieen received by Lt Ascarrag~, taff organist of i tel I Panama. 4 a letter from IABA presW- 4ent S Moore. AsIarra&a was for the "fitting t In wt, in every way, was the =bes tl convention I ever aT letter red ua follows: "My Dear JMus: O tee i gao to hotel eon- a to o years in Of cana- II .W will 9 nks B e s-b t ae books of WmetecrbeillvmAtion atilable to scholars In the Western hem- ispbare. It was antned today. Pope Pua agreed to I~le his laum to what he ceh "a spacious temple of learning' I projected M library At i It will mi olefim cop- te of Mnu i ia t tro.n the earliest wireued his- tory to the 4edwit of We prt.- Ia pres.. The Pope's f the hitory- akn a an- nounced ee in a id J tstte- ment by the Mpt eJJeeph E.. Writer, arohi" o St. LoUIs, and the Very B. Ja- sensi, father Meneral of the so- clety of Jesu. It will be the at complete re- produCtion of the Vatican Ubra- Ir manuscripts in te'world ana tbe only w of A e for potery should hap- pen to he Viati . Work on tbhe t s ex- pected to begi lain 1954. The i ein tth aelh. Is be- Mng tfrayel X t of Colmbus. of man- usloipt are v3Wi ll fm for me at at. Laft chairman of Idemorial library o tee, a 9 eto funds for the mefnorial. BALBOA STARTS TQMOItRO WI Mgg QtIlt 49M. ,1 RAIN JEM PETERS ) HTS. LOTS OF -PULL. Grnt ooaftllow, Aa lBpi'j garage owner, demotrate bhow his w kId modd threhing engine wil ull almost 0 tims w t as t i a 4750-pound automobile. The enibe 0weI I0n pounds a complete down to the nvHU detaiL ..1ow)1 LU X (Strte at Your eyes will see the glory!I S ELLA~ VISTA | i x: 4:e40-6:4* f: P.. 1M-O-M'Is big spectdculat TROPICAL a lE 1 *1 C , TODAY at 5 1* 9 p.m. LOS 3 IAMANTES -f Tb& Scrmee: - A 'Lase iCTU, E...I Owo m a PANAMA MI. THEATER] 3 .0 p.)' I A m n ,t,9,e event at 'SALOME" In TzCBKICOULOt c MAYWORTH CharUe' LAUGfON , A i Cast of TboueqW *uivEui'U Ske 03M!:, 0:10, 10:3 ~ I IVE i '" PMlDE OF ST. LOUIS" I. ~A&A NTO' i.*a4 DOUNLI, "Y50* -AMAU A &Lrwii 1 0- GRIMWr Afla~iDW * C.4PLM'rrOLIOr: A New Sitkomette for.X .I! ANN LATTINS' BALLET RHYTHMICAL Exercl CIassme ,LA ma 1 usinm women ... 5 30 to6:30 p.m Lkbis 17? f. t L. -' ..++ ., . [ ... 7..' ,+ MUBsto ioU 1- r mm- 6 Home in ip s ..... 9-00, to 10:00 . THE RED DOOR. - Diblo Clubhowu. .4D"* ca .* tN i2T1 1 MOat 1' *^ M h1^sIss11^ Fss^~~~ -Sb. J'llai'SrI'. ' , .4 Ahd' ~4 svp~ oog '~c'. ~ -T,, am iW ncaea-I Gultek- -6. fMr, Mp had ift heir MI ..an-ma . 'ISS S.. . I _ i- ....a , r w Iter i 1~41L~rn~ -- QFM**.wS m ..n Ram lwanmeQ Mra ' . --Ab- --F _TJ )- -- ..... sAvailable T E p Chrysler-Plymouth T 'l ,* ee Complete Tfdia Qualifying Ro T SConsiderable interest is being hown in the for-, The eighteen hole qnafyinr i ore.. t termen- t on of a league to provide teen -agers, between Chrvsler-Plyvmo u t h Torna- a wid an 0 a il wi f:. i'aB '. age ages of 16 through 19 years, the chance to play met. open to all gefes on men I flights and two 0me .'S Nr the Atlantic Side of the Ilth- women on deck. Playe" 1 four more years of competitive basehal. accordingg mus, gets under way tomorrow quality in flights of si Is i to John .E. Winklosky. chairman of the Fastlich morning at the Bra sos Bnek Sterling_ siver prizes have a CTee A country Club. Players wCll o donated by L A. PoweUi, SL IIe vw Teen-Age Baseball League.l have until sundown Sunday t Colon, dealers n a| eatsi ,-ai Whether there will be such a tral Fire Station In care of I Iague now, depends entirely on Captain W. E. Jones and his S ,te boys themselves. Money hasi associates. ,' n made available to buy all These applications must bei | z necessary equipment and filled out and left with Captain, i fllorms for three teams. Lead- Jones by Nov. 12. ,grbhip 4n the form of good man- All boys who will be sixteen, gers, coaches and umpires has years of age before next Aug. been promised, as well as play-; 1. or will not be 20 years of age Ing fields. C. F. Magee will be before next Aug. 1 and who go' Liupiness agent and Roy D. Reece,; to the U. S. Rate schools on the layer agent. ; Pacific Side are eligible and are S In order to get the League Invited to fill out one of the Carted Reece has placed appll-! application forms and leave It i'tion forms in the Rnlbna Cen-. at the Fire Station. Florera Post-To-'fs.t I In Featured $W Hfi < >i-f J' junior College Favorite To Defeat CHS Tonight 0 -- JCcoriess in three attempts in are to break out of their sustain- ikular: inter-scholastic play, ed slump they will have to do 4 p illl staggering from telling so through the efforts of more injuries to their first-string than a few second s ...-- i pforfners, the' Tigers from Kaiser Bazan will be back In the tobal High will take to the line-up after a long lay-off witi 9Ldiron as underdogs tonight.1 a broken finger. Bazan has been and the wise boys will allow the cause of much optimism I them. only, a distant outside when coach Palumbo looks to- . chance of defeating Junior Col-1 wards the future and his 19541 PoST-TO-POST llorera soeeds over the finish 1_> three lengths ahead t" Chil%~ lnr legei, and shattering their now squad. Only a sophomore, 15 after leading all the way under a good ride by AlfIode "Chlnito" VasquM ""Colon bright hopes of a 1953 cham- years old and 155 potinds, this rnanuicap' a6 Juan Franco. Bias Aguirre rode CblngrL. plonship. lad can- hit hard with the best Veteran horseman Don Julio Like Cristobal, Junlor College of them and recently his rapid VMtero added another sU er too has had.more than their improvement has pushed him trophytohi alred large o.pl T share of ailments. As a matter into the line-up as starting full- election yesterday sl te r o o l f I of fact, so serious were the many back. When Jody Roberson came letion yehis speedy and sy lite ooafon 'ln eerPra3.do laia Un Wzurivs to coach Wolf's sman luon ith a fractured knee before Iwhenhisspeedy and classy little D A . I 1-in squad that. It was neccs- the opening of the season. Pa ce to an eas ps-o oa n flu M1W I I fil t .r him to call off all exht-I lumbo was all set to rush Bazan raced to an easy p 0t-to-d 5 f i s btoi,.games scheduled against i in to fill the deposed Roberson's "ict in the hatred $750 Gal i A' ' te. powerful Atletic Club eleven spot when the string of conse- Handicap 1udad d Coonrl n a ,h, rDOf f Ac00mitl .order to keep hip team well cutive injuries hit this youngverseven fuiongs at the Jual At A U sted for each of their chain- hopefully and he, like so many Franco Rac Track. At nhip quets. fthe Tigers of this year, fell off P. ( ) Two weeks have now elapsed into the ranks of the taped and Just like on nine previous oc- _A 2- Snce the College eleven has bandaged. casions this year, Florqera Lote to I versity -tudt ul uinuraa "eA in action and despite The rest of the backfield re- the front right after then rget, este4.iad eosiwmon knowledge that mains untouched by th t. dnx. opened a gap and ana 8am Pieelrd Jimmy Plai ran .tu*0 nyofttheir injuries are not of Bob Oonnard and& .Carl Tuttle tainted aC n g margin tb tal dhar. d frD t lUhr hna ora sn.the after he Iu S tr d i frt - ;tpe that comes back into will hold down their regulate finish" Chigrl was in olfat 'ma Day Tournni sponored plniof1urt perfect shape in a mere 14 days halfback spots while Tommy prut of the winter 4hroug. by Anibal Oalindo at the Brasr ba with b he t they should be in about the besl Hughes and BRl Price alternate out and got close up on the Brook Country Clb on.Tulday; teandition. one can expect frqm at quarterback. Price is return- turn but *was not 7Flr e'a November 3rd, In honor of Pap- AmlstaBlt reTmed ~h a te, gallant Junior College team. ing from a forced leave of ab- matoh. Alkonsa wound up a sma's Ciacuertenarlo celebra- while the hegrt wasilat eta, is no doubt that Rhy sence due to an ailing knee and poor third. 'tion. BOth Plles and Plata 4r ikt er Is the most accom- should be ready to take up part 8 reached the Cei on ithe elhtetI sil9 $0V ti. *.. oe ad .quarterback now per- time dtuUl cang thea ognalse lorers ,.20 -" o 7'0iV., 1 . ,Ia. g on the Isthmus, but a tonight,. 3. Her Adiry wel. small .Seeoalt ht h mgspNwmbbo A , dilous ankle injury has curtail- Topper Didler. Richy Smaso compared o Vais' wn odds FwtV H W i i i.. etand will continue to limit and Danny George will share tle of $42.60 ia the seventh race and tihe eight en ad had e . file amount of running this big 2 end posituns. but after that, the double combination of Van- remainln lnw the :'rul -ol.IL 115 pounder can do. Bob Rowlevy the rest of the line is filled with piresa-Quo Vadia which return- Parks winner in the..thir4 . and Bob Morris have provided a series of question marks. John ed $281.00.reached the further dita the Jun9Vr College eleven with a Hayes came around nicely two Ait .. inches fomn, the cp ., i a ot hard rtuniMg backfield weeks ago and should be doing Al.fredo riYde who rde No.,. :,. S there is no reason to full time duty at one tackle Luisorer l.a mbian rider The winners all received pries 'that theso two will hot spot. while Stan Smith, who had Luis Giraldo re saddle hon- In sterling silver dontedL by A in the pink of condition for been filling in at full-back. re- ors with two v itortes each. nibal Glaindo, but Sot-Puger ', t6fnight's fray. and gay's broth- turns to the line to help bolster The dividen s: and JIanmy Plala wIlleither hae et, Bill Nickisher rounds out a la front line of attack weakened I RACEu- to play off or toss a coin fort Odd and effective J.. C. back- by damages. I6-Petil $10, 60. 3.80 first flight prize or they ma . nd, i / U2-Fru ru$, 2.40 share it. This pru w a a ir Tonight's contest Is expected But whatever the odds may be 3-Mutfico 0. of candelabra. 1 attract a big following from against them, Cristobal has CS ACE t Pacific Side, for a Cristobal served fair warning to the J. C. Il-Curaca iA 6.40 would place the Balboa Bull- eleven that tonight's fray will bel --Interlude $4.80. S 4ogs in a Rommanding position no push-over and if they are to First Doue: (Petite-Cura- I L m for a repeat of their '62 pennant win their second championship e ., R eommends victory. But the big names from since the start of tackle football ,iD RA.CE *_SO iiit p m -- te Cristobal line-up will be Junior College will have to fight l-I iOli $3, Z.20, 2.20 RCoIm lnds Bowl- watching from the stands and with every ounce of their ex- 2-Valarla. $3.20; 20 fl li *0 en the bench arid if the Tigers perienced might. 3-Arranquhi $20. P . ."- On=e-Twe (Xftaola-Valarla) .. Soii RACE ROANO Va., Nov. 6 (UP 1-Vol 17-20-4 A special committee of 2-Deniel Southern Conference eoesm- . Quaalela: (Volador-Danlel) mended yesterday that the lIop 44. approve participation in a FIrFPT RACE recognized by the NQAA, which 1-Rii SL.60. would include the Sugar Bowli SIXTH RACE whose promoters ar6 teestse~ # In unbeaten West Vir.inia- The conference's special post- season events committee recom- mended that a full dress meet- ing of the 10-member conference be called immediately to .coa. sider the question of bowl part.- cipation, The sWtai old BSeoutherm C fetse8 bae lsa been meeaw dered bowl by mand that at- tltnde gi. Cm oe of the reSons ,for hbe, brmsaway at soeW large inmberms wheki formed the Mew AMlatie Cmea Conferqee. A. 1-Vampiresa $11.40, 5.20. 3 2-Comp O.f0, 2.80 3--Bedulno $2A40. SQo Vam RACE .1-Q--uo Vada $42.60, 9.20 2--Hurleeano $.20. Sse.idJDible: (Vampiresa- Quo Vadls) $I1.60. iaMTILT ACE 1--State Barge $5. 4. 3.40 2-C. Qreen $4.80, 3.20 3-- 0.20 ate Ba rge-Car- RACE 1-PlorIsa $11.20, 4.40. 3 2-ChAngri $4.40. 3.20 Onfl .l 4ln era-Chingri) $46.20. TENTH BRACE -Mall40, 6 20.5 3--Mallln $3. 24/2a & IV - i 4.7 *..B M '. ,"-d-t-u^ 1^_ Sthe N., 1manige therede .roe nJanow tha', Reeft s r that h dPto4g b prisient sa s ancoesor to ah i, easily be t Ano er post In' the arm Prbably tQ run whenand if g accept eh: mfuunA bile or two yi L -. I". m. ie Nia- the type the chalt, f.el, Mmiut. have to m.anMe a I~*'ef g9tabllshed S3. Ap a- a o ito resent . post, he ll!btoi knowl- t. gr i aa the or- e a gatned the 4 oti. ,t -t kirp and w t y M 'would be a :ff 7- Ad"ield" of the fts. `bfeel Brooklyn UN" fu6miIt. nI . 1'NO* '21ptWk Il_ t--'$ A (up rti ft. _i' f d- IL jp.- 47 1 ..i17 i.*' w3e .. .. ., ..-Ix'l~, r r ..Haiql. ,li, .7' ':,,,' ,. !' ., - U';.' t'b~~!qWF 'V. 4~1 1 - a. 41,mws tata V t- Bw,~Wd nia L~g! hington is the center ot attention ir .o r yo l The withN.), -. --t ot ril SUPPLIES at * I ** / ., "..... .. . 1* ,.hJL~ v.- i- *1P PA 4 I' L t.~-. M T1 een -A e T pt Iwo t 1 4l, Fly mm ;1 e . qk . IF"7 1A I J . "- " 1 \ \ '.t i ". . -r 'raw 4 a,,. - "g i">: r. 4i : ' the * I Oai Ifr cshagme mt refI 'die -oo=t %ptemy w I WIaI I the os& aml us ta lsrtGnt: D &ni SiAm SCURUNDU MlN'S OPlIN BOWL-. .. It 1L 1 Coaeh Tmt e Wun- ING ,o amU W U WIK T, lt I i . der-inanned, bA cty oaded --- Handicap M 96 M ,,, Junior Collee G ,UM evll f Ver EPBA tool three points frbm to Mt. Rope thts eve. e-ACME PANS after dripp .I T0t4. 1"0 T .44 I .l7- ,ags wift.. a ., Cri^ the ,ira nm. --"PS"fitA came b . tobal.C JeO in T n to ake he next ad tot Team No I vs Auto order to etayg W IIiJtf pins. d Huakel,rolled a Vry 1 Balboe .fThWj (a- tercholastic nice 588 to lead PSA this Is the TBAM No. S. "Cha tmt. oI.i- high sereas for the lea ue this ., U e r e- year. Seyboad had a nice 522 sa- Utfnely 148 108 M vlls by one e a les ris for BP8A also. Huddlestoc nuewe 145 157s sbal llah war high for ACME with M6. Stahl 16 121 1 oo4, WALLY'S BA took the rt. Walker 120 137 Lack Bob E s, U game from IBTHMIAN CON- ]Umdleap 132 132 Nicklaher and Rowley to B1RUCTORIJ then lost the next handle the t w Uheir run- two and total pint. IBTHMIAN ,fols. 7W8 757 1 f ning att t NMickisher with three points stayed In a - anBo b the thee way ;)e for semnd place. ApUTDO CINE ' brunt of tb.dr Battack Cain was high for ITHMXiAN . with Ray NMklSbr Slg canre with 470, followed by Tortan La Valle 148 I5 15 A of the pasg est game. with 469. Stanek was high for Balutk. 172 111' .1 College has qu good Mutchlis 173 1568 tHemen to tb Cza WALLYS BAR With 447. 7eha.r n5 136 9 among ~ -t ,e4101man, AUTO CINE took three points Cmindghum Jergry ro, Iru ianda from Team No. 5 to-also stag n 147 147 14N " Joe Oliver. '. .". a tie for second place. Hutehls ad lep p 94 f 11l a %iMl l ,l(.t t was higl ior AUTOQ C it w t wcass to thr despite the (40 ny really put up.p tRight to AQlpMSW# Jane t L notclose to s s tooi"esit ethe I Meat, a 08 L flkled a T S- _they hve beep bowlint w girs ,'butfft t .'-[l only four men for several weeks COWPAN FORD CO W o AN FRDD moved into MUIok 174 -162 SIW. St Use tie lor aconad place vqrra cks lT 152 1440, beas as thy reatW a gift mof oriaes 164 170 136 ie, tour point frm JAMN OUAR- Orfltbs (B) i)uI l.-ha DIA b fort elt hrpe of their 143 143 ,Ift . n a Tierme. ae to work al Thursday Dusiy 139 132 1 O" l .l,-doe night ao tufli dMa ~%Nd e'- lcad1c7A 117 117 in the r two. noufh men to bowk Dick The Tige bat n threat rolled nice 514 fr COLPAN TotaS mI 87N has been t lu Tut- FORiD and 4 Murdock hud a tIe, but TUtt Ja bee able 401. JAM UAR ADIA Mx ' to.sarry the l W hinelf. ThM high men on: SA PWOD t---Or.5U---7- te1-Kunke. 17-30 . Ah -, T Ei, -2-Cain 104 ro "1' ,,." Along The airways 3-Huddle.ton *111i .___ *' ...._.., 4-Krajmei 1]- ,, 5-Cunniqgham 157-5 MAJOR BOWING lim GAMBOA G .10U t t,-Lee- 11-3 BDe VWAlsamnd ax COAMPJIoN f ,--Schaefr 16-1 dons celebrated 8-Barry 158-8 Clncuenenarlw" There 1 ly the tiBt" 111 --Fielder i. 1-2 3 victories over L: lM i for next wel, aptd th Cl b 1-Hutcbings 16-2 and anowcrop. elliae Champlonlp wmu be la te rec- the other tw ate M 3rd book. Won Oamena Iftal Mnnag Seymeur A in. the r fit ht, Ray lupef'. o."W L P Pits NMfl Local i played aMaa s4an 2ima 220 7 21o wl q"et rerua LU pad ame do V.Q Auto Cine 7 14 13 13 Bammep . a p. RimA 5 XWk defmeatAed stmia eore We i 11Bill lardle up another glWe Coastructora Cowf, td match. 2 1 13 19 2104 1C. 1L Cain ed A od c; for ACM PainU l' the C rnlmns gin B. 4 12 l 17 isS ThiW Ores. Team NM 5. 13 14172 ot tI4u 1k, J. Guard* a;I itt1 a Cm deb ShMi Wqer 4 rr*SeA l 4 ea Xe WiSMebtM b."kie I y 1 o 13 1 A s5l le at -t Wms Sr '174 1wro m -ea d o 0. W h ae es1ad1 kflW 4M7 222 u S* Pam 6 4ad 8. '5hp o ll I '2 10 11 ptsom b M W 4 i as a .P" it ite in OV ss r McCVa ACAIM PAIITS at wltothe he.. . ey M viona .Pit? 12t 11U 157 441 SB, t WJ S m .li htV DickO0ran-Cheadh IM, 1391 1 O ~ a416 mr. 8 -was ?h d 2 and Dibo 17 139s a 1W I.: Smats1. 15 eats, but what Lee 188 11 -4 7 The t Mattalna S aM Lr ives strain HNuddlS-te 18 u 1 1 5 te; - f and three HEandlesp O fI, N f 2Ot Df Vil iss 22 i de eSted Phi rt Ibta M R11 M 2682 S ims, .M 1. #Aney had o1al.s6m014 5m M stUng started (n 3's &aV Vs Ishmnisn Banowroep Fods 1 n most eve- Caustrutorm. hn 7 Los or 1s. AWALL8I MJ NfM Loca 1I s. ih va Dick Johns H. I. up Co. 1 i tt Honqrs. ThUi Hatiton I2 141 129W --- 3 wea match. Johns Le4n1 AW SU The high dlldua nihrSh Iwinninz RtuS 1M SW -l Uwen Are: 7 tp 'tirnowbut te Wm mfrl Shim down. 8 & 2 Snatches must be ae Epy. 8. :00 p.m ..-2' l the Gulf Stream is h .-eftauat for the MI Mus fruits grow at * Hafttras, N. C., Nev. LyN 2. SUe s, north of the 14 b. .... M .. 0 .. ANSPORTES SAXTER. 5.A., ' PACKERS i TAM- S..- : ' I: -L *.". _. --.r. .* ** ", "~~ ~ . 1.:l -.*,., -- . ', y r,-, .. . (I At r :~tt g~ .Ii M~E 4e 1.~ S MOVERS iSHEIM - -t -s .. : us..,1. at u' es r- ates -s IA. ." hTALp at t 4<*.r I m Iw I_78 4, Pd' - J T'4Ar -, ~ &~ A iL;V *6 w '.- Ii! r; *,* 1 - ', . $kw \ Tiger Victory I 1 yard The try. wm~ at a gait'/ieigfd i . aSl; .*_ 'a I-q 'Vt .v. -i r 57 .a 9 . JOE .~~ ~ ~ -- f, '1{ .'* " t t i J AJf od . a I. * 8t & 1.. ' a ., n" 3 -CI-m m alrow m Mte---t---*--- ~i~i~i ~e ~ 1 ) " ' - V , PAW - 1~ ' s%.' . or ** -* ,,j, 3F~ ;E '"; I > '" ' At .I*I .' , :%en For 1 Amdscaping At . MNw Towrisite 'Paama contractors and land- rderting firms are being "Let Ow -people know tvi is INN '-f.A' - sars to submit bids to do i u o1.. j . Te preparatory work for land- NINTr WAR PAN r scpaQig of nearly 15 acres of E;NMTl'PiNWT WAR I A a4jjy Y pW,1 -i.-_ -l land in the new Corozal Town- The contractors will be asked to place the topsoil, which is bein furnished by the govern- men from a stockpile near the "S-H . site of the work. The government also will furnish the 3,000 sacks - of Java grass cuttings necessary 0 "p for the grassing work. Sod re- _ quired on certain slope areas is I . o be furnished by the contrac- A . tor.. The ivork under this invitation . for bids is to be coordinated WASHINGTON. Nov. 6 (UP)- ments that new onzv ere a J th t . with the progress of the present The United States is believed to cards. .. bAu construction work. be getting set to test-fire a new In the year MI.aPWb &M Sealed bids will be received In super bomb. "sank" the ear a . .the office of the Engineering It will be a thermonuclear of which it was- and Construction Director of the fusion weapon, as was the AEC's eape Panama Canal Company in Bal- shack-stized hydrogen device ex- striving two mi boa Heights until 10 a.m. Nov. ploded at Eniwetok a.year ago. derous version which sald be be6.he d vie on oi. 17 when they will be opened. But it may incorporate (1) launched against a tarfet. M oreal Forms of proposals, specifica- New materials, (2) The same As far as Is known, eno nation c to to 4I tions and fullo pathic materials in different propor- ever has exploded an H-bomb a. TheS a be obtained frt etioni tions, or (3) The same mate- that could be delivered :on an ir vision at Balboa Heights. rials In the same proportions enemy target. 'A TrhedInsp he tno B 5 rlaledi Mth s.am ppoo"' em- ,r... tbut rigged more compactly to The United States test a -- .. --------- *make a deliverable combat atomic "trigger" for E-^.t ,'4"' .'+ .... weapon. Eniwetok in 1951 aIn. th#* Iu- k iHn NeaMwsmien Informed sources here have land group as B1kikd. at fll (UU1 N wmien indicated that the new tests will the Atomic Energy _omi .... ; S As be conducted at Bikini in the followed this up. a .genuo " uHire AS usl spring by Atomic Task Foree hydrogen test explo . Seven, headed by Maj. Gen; Per- ." cyW. Clarkson. But the 1952 R- "device O t FruitNeither the AEC nor the mill- was too big to b veor be , tary would confirm the time ani plane to an enniy i t n place. of the next tests or dis- Russia exl I ,-- a ' Eleven prominent U ited close the nature of the weapons bomb last Autfc It, ..7 States newsmen arrivedIn Pan- to betested. A ssu med tha ti Generalhplans f e1B"a; Co lomba for ay two-day visit be- But it has been obvious ever to theA Ane iu t 6U 0e in the.Canal #ZAMs'-Iu d- e B% udtril I or resuming their Latin Amer- since last fall's H-bomb experi- and therefore a.eo di Uerabs` sed at th f ea_ea;th iA tour as guests of the United weapn. re ta Defe t o nri it Company. a ale Defense Secretary f-, ]. gi.group includes: ViDays Wilson has said the t*atio 1t6 We.t n ^ iaW t e Chaplain, editor of the V ioesf a would not be .*W to fa A. g SOrleans "Item." Iu ortl A t Z ool s effective H Daniel Kidney, foreign editor e country for 'Nll Ig three chotative 0 of Scripps-Howard Newspapers, t years.m" e.t A r WaShington SM D.C. 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Adult scoliosis can be reduced through specific SEAS exercises: a case report
1 Centro Negrini – ISICO (Italian Scientific Spine Institute), Corso Pavia 37, 27029 Vigevano (PV), Italy
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3 ISICO (Italian Scientific Spine Institute), Via Roberto Bellarmino 13/1, 20121 Milan, Italy
Scoliosis 2008, 3:20 doi:10.1186/1748-7161-3-20
Published: 16 December 2008Abstract
It has been known since many years that scoliosis can continue to progress after skeletal maturity: the rate of progression has shown to be linear, and it can be used to establish an individual prognosis. Once there is progression there is an indication for treatment: usually it is proposed a surgical one. There are very few papers on an alternative rehabilitation approach; since many years we propose specific SEAS exercises and the aim of this study is to present one case report on this approach.
Case presentation
All radiographs have been measured blindly twice using the same protractor by one expert physician whose repeatability error proved to be < 3° Cobb; the average measurement has been used. In this case a 25 years old female scoliosis patient, previously treated from 14 (Risser 1) to 19 years of age with a decrease of the curve from 46° to 37°, showed a progression of 10° Cobb in 6 years. The patient has then been treated with SEAS exercises only, and in one year progression has been reverted from 47° to 28.5°.
A scoliosis curve is made of different components: the structural bony and ligamentous components, and a postural one that counts up to 9° in children, while it has not been quantified in adults. This case shows that when adult scoliosis aggravates it is possible to intervene with specific exercises (SEAS) not just to get stability, but to recover last years collapse. The reduction of scoliotic curve through rehabilitation presumably does not indicate a reduction of the bone deformity, but rely on a recovery of the upright postural collapse. This reduction can decrease the chronic asymmetric load on the spine and, in the long run, reduce the risks of progression.


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Tula has been making ammunition in Russia since 1880, which makes them one of the oldest cartridge companies in the world. They switched from brass to steel in the 1920s to preserve the country's resources, and really haven't looked back since.
One thing the Russians really know how to make is 7.62x39 ammo, which might have something to do with the fact that they invented the cartridge. I had a chance to shoot a fair amount of Tula 7.62x39 ammo recently, and I was pretty pleased with what I found.
This particular load has a 122 grain, full metal jacket bullet. The jacket is bimetal, meaning it is made of copper and mild steel, so it will attract a magnet. However, the steel barrel of your rifle is much harder than the steel in the jacket of the bullet, so it won't cause any damage or excess wear. The core of the bullet is lead, and it's important to note that this is not armor piercing ammunition.
The case is made of mild steel and has a polymer coating to prevent rust. It has a non-corrosive Berdan primer and is not reloadable
At the range, I found that this Tula ammo functioned perfectly in a number of different rifles, from AKs to SKS's.
I was a little disappointed with its accuracy out of the SKS, but I don't think many people are going to buy this ammo for bench rest shooting anyway. It was loaded to a decently high velocity, though. Tula 762 by 39 is affordable and reliable, and I'd say it's a pretty good choice for range use or plinking.
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