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Evening star., 1949-10-09

Miss Lucy H. Gentilcore lost 8
pocketbook containing 5000 on hel
way to work yesterday morning
She got it back last night after
considerable diplomatic maneu-
vering marked by consultations
with the police.
Miss Gentilcore, 81. manager OF
a cleaning shop at 2135 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. first discov-
cred her loss about 1880 am. while
driving to work.
Two hours later, an unidenti-
fled woman telephoned Miss Gen
tilcore and said she had found
the, pocketbook. How much,
asked the woman, lis the re-
ward?"
Miss Gentilcore offered $40.
Not enough" was the reply.
"Ill have to talk it over with my
sister. I'll call you back"
Nine hours later she did. She
asked for $25. Miss !Gentilcore
said she'd pay it. Where would
the pay-off take place?
IN call you," said the woman.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Two Men Kill Each Other
In Kinq William SHOOTING
By the Associoted Press

/ KING WILLIAM, Va, Oct. B.
An argument between two men
near here apparently resulted in
the two killing each other, Sheriff
c. T. Dunn said today.
Harvey Carter. jr., 80. and
Junius Page, 81, were found dead
at the latter's home near here
after the shooting last night. ac-
cording to Sheriff Dunn and Com
monwealth's Attorney John Paul
Causey.
| Carter was killed by a shotgun
blast, while Page died from four
revolver wounds, Dunn said. Both
were colored.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

free III n, ~,
was found by her husband, Will
liam, %, who had been at work
all night as New York Central
Switchman. He said he had to
fight with her to get the knife
away.
Freeman told Undersheriff B.
X. MacGregor he found his wife
in the bathroom, sitting on the
edge of the tub. The body of his
nine month-old son, Larry, was
floating in the water filled tub.
In a nearby bedroom was the
butchered body of their other
child. six-year-old John Carroll
Mrs. Freeman was taken to the
State Hospital here for observa-
ton.
She said the task of moving yes
terday-in addition to the chill
dren's crying-had unnerved her.
The bungalow, which the Free
mans rented, was to be their first
real home. Since their marriage
in 1941, they had been living with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I
FrancoiSe. in Kalamazoo.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

their cryin G
drove he r
crazy"
Weld ing a
razor-sharp cel-
cry harvesting
knife. she, left
blood spattered
t h r ou g h the
neat little bung-
allow which was
still full of .un-
Grated furni j =
ture.
The mother,
Mrs. Robinette
Evening star., 1949-10-09
PTA to Tour New BUILDING

The Parent Teacher Association
of the Oxon Hill High School will
tour the new building when it holds
its regular meeting there at 8 pm
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Crying Drives Mother
To Kill Small Sons
BY the Associated Press

. KALAMAZOO. Mich, Oct. g.
A hystrical young mother slashed
her two small sons to death early
today in her new home. She said
Evening star., 1949-10-09

A Yugoslav, his wife and four
small children escaped recently
from their country into Austria
under a load of coal in a railway
freight car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

szrszt ss4s aA2 Fra weeks e3th hss
susss. NAV ard eaax as~ra Ar.
aad Nrx ssAnary AssTsa srs ".
ana Nrx william wsssssFAe@usa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
Boxes Taken
For Maryland
Track Season

Washington horse minded
residents are making early bid,
for boxes for the opening day al
the Maryland Jockey Clubs PIN
leo race course. which viii be
Friday. The meet will close on
Saturday. May II. and on that
day the Preakness will be run.
Among those who have taken
boxes are Mr.. Breckenridge Long
Mr.. Jouett Shouse, Mrs. John A
Manfuso. Mrs. Marion du Pont
Scott. Mr.. Walter j. Salmon. Mr.
Jacob France. Mr.. c. E. Tuttle
Mrs. E. Barry Ryan. Mrs. George
L. Harrison. Mrs. Dodge Sloane
Mr.. T. Poultney Gorter. Mr.
George E. Tribble. Mr.. Sol Kann
Mr.. Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Mr.
Donald Voorhees,.
Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords, Mr.
William du Pont. jr.: Mr.. Stuart
S. Janney. jr.:: Mr.. William L
Brann, Mr.. Elisha Hanson. Mr.. S
Bryce Wing. Mr.. William Wood
ward. Mr.. Dion Kerr. Mr.. Samue
D. Riddle, Mr.. Howard Bruce. Mrs
Spalding Lowe Jenkins and Mr.
Henry A. Parr III. president OF
the Maryland Jockey Club. also
have taken boxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
Bethesda.Lower Montgomery County
Plans for Summer Vacations
Now of Paramount Interest

vas q birthday party for Mrs
! Cnilds-much TO her surprise.
Or. and Mrs. Earle Breeding anc
their daughter. Miss Carsel Hyn-
son Breeding. are in Southern
Maryland this week end as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kennedy Han
son OF Pittsburgh. who came down
TO open their lovely old home
Mount Republic, for the Maryland
garden tour
Mrs. Breeding will De one o. the
assistant hoStesses in showing the
place. and Caryel Breeding. IN a
lovely Colonial gown, also vii
show the guests through the house
Tomorrow DR.. and Mrs. Breed
ing will have as their guests Mrs
Carl Groat Of Cincinnati and Mis-.
Jessica Lewis OF London. England
who have been visiting Mr.. anc
Mrs. Groat. They will be here fol
several days.
Mrs. Morton L. Kammerer hsc
as her guests Friday for luncheon
and three tables OF bridge Mrs. Z
M. Willis. Mrs. E. Percival Wilson
Mrs. Horace Beall. Miss SUI
| Thomas, Mrs. Jarf Larson. Mrs
Richard Powers. Mrs. John Mile:
Nader. Mrs. George S. Holmes
Mrs. l.. A. Gravelle. Mrs. w. c
Bashore. Mrs. Eugene Doyle anc
/ Mrs. Joseph A. Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
Back From Georgia

Mrs. Morris Welt has returned
from Savannah. Ca. where arr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

70, Perfect FL IL. WheIan's for over so Yeors!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
Alma White Bride

The marriage of Miss Alma Ii
Verne White. daughter Of Mr.. ano
Mrs. George Edward White. u
Mr.. Joseph Daniel McKenna. sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Joseph Nc
Kenna, took place yesterday ir
'St. Peters Catholic Church. The
ceremony was followed by q re-
'ception at the Admiral Club.
The bride was given In mar
riage by her father and attended
by Miss Anna Mae Stokes as maic
Of honor and by Miss Dorothy
Helwig and Miss Audrey Berry as
bridesmaids. Evelyn Rock was
flower girl and Larry Brent ring
bearer.
Mr.. Peter Joseph McKenna. jr.
served as best man for his brother
and the Messrs. John Brinton
John Cullinane. Vincent Brown
and Frank Slingland were ushers
After q honeymoon In New
York the couple will live ut $685.
East Capitol street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
To Wed June 5

The engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Elaine Flatford of Kos
ciusko, Miss, to Mr.. Thomas Ed
ward Dickerson. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter L. Dickerson of Sails,
Miss. is announced by Mr.. and
Mrs. David Lawrence Flatford Of
Lorton, Va. The wedding will take
place June s in the First Meth
odiSt Church in Kosciusko.
Miss Flatford was graduated
from the Garfield Memorial Hos
pital School Of Nursing and now is
with the Mississippi State Board
of Health. Mr.. DickerSon is a
graduate Of Mississippi State Col
lege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
.Morgan-E ichhorn

The marriage OF Miss Jane
Loretta Eichhorn OF this city.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
c. Eichhorn. jr.. Of Amagansett
Long Island, to Mr.. Charles Ever
EFT Morgan of Hyattsville took
place yesterday in the First Pres
byterian Church. the Rev. Ray
mond H. Case officiating.
Miss Betty Eichhorn was maid
Of honor for her sister and the
bridesmaid was Miss Leota I
Whitman. Mr.. Richard laval
served. as best man and the
ushers were the Messrs. John 8
Eichhorn. Edward G.. Eichhorn
William j. Mahoney. IT,. and VIII
lard laval.
After q Canadian wedding trip
the couple will live in Hyattsville
The bridegroom is the son Of Mr.
Aria Morgan Of Chevy Chase and
the late Mrs. Morgan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs Z. II. Hoffman O.
Arlington announce the engage
nsni Of their daughter Ann 10
Mr.. Gilbert LothAr Koehier OF
Washington. son Of Mrs. Charlotte
Koehler Of ST. PETERSBURG. Pa
Miss Hoffman Was graduated
from Wilson Teachers ccllege and
Mr.. KoehieE nov Is aitsrcing The
same college, He slll enter the
University OF Maryland Dental
School IN the fail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

A1a4s WAYNE While 1E sssss nj
Ms. White G. Houston. Tvx.- sEao
Tire late d. White.
Miss MeS~.arvra sKs gTAes&A ssx.
from The Johns Hopkins scnsoI ct
Nursing. Dr.. White wgs staa4~
atrd from Dartmouth College ard
.ihe Johns EeaG ms Medical ~ hxsot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
ToWed in June

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard McCiarren
announce the engagemeni Of their
daughter, Margaret Ann. 10 DR..
Evening star., 1949-03-20

useful drug They bring soothing and deamess sleep over
wrought people and excellent sedave for many types
of nervous ailments They indispensable in the treatment
of convulsive disorders such epilepsy.
But how many of the take them only when and a.
prescribed? Or how many rather obtain them from friendly
druggist ndulgen physician perhaps 100 pills at
time and swallow them casually they were pepper
mint drops?
More than 100000 pounds - billions of pills are pro-
duced in this country every year. There 5OO varieties
and they all contain barbitmic acid.
These barbtrates every one of them are generally
considered habit forming unless kept under strict control
Long and lead insanity An overdose can
kill you.
Worse Than Morphine and cecai.e
AT THE Federal Narcotic Farm in Lexington Ky where the
barbtuates presently under serious study sleeping pills
are considered narcotic more deblitatng than morphine
more nerve shatterng than cocaine 1t only fair to state
however that this view shared by all physicians Some
even doubt that the pills habtomng the
OF the term since has not been established that they
be taken in everceaed doses as in the case of morpne
But method of suicide they all too easy That is
beyond dispute.
Sleeping pill suicide has special for tho
hysterical for melancholic drinkers not
ble like jumping of u building throwing oneself
the railroad tracks Too many neuotcs think they
make demonstration of suicide with sleeping ps-even when
they take an overdose they have the vague hope of being
brought back to life doesn't always work that way.
he u Census Bureau in l947 estimated that 500 deaths
per year have been caused by sleeping tablets That's
servative estimate Seepngp deaths are often attributed
to other causes failure pneumonia for example
Seepngpil suicides increasing at alarming rate.
You have only to read your daily paper Hardly day goes
by IN which deaths by overdose of the sedatve pills not
reported somewhere in the u. S.
When are these deaths accidental and are they deb
crate? 1t is hard to saw
One OF the great dangers of taking sleeping pills that they
tend to confuse judgment and induce forgetness The
sleeping-pll addict clear of mind may absent
mndedly swallow pill after another
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reports that
babtates lead all other causes of accidental poisoning
claim more than $50 victims year.
Many efforts have been made to restrict pharmacists and
physicians in the prescribing and dispensing of sleeping pills
Evening star., 1949-03-20
kEfAauER: We mvss strike at he source"
ABOUT THIS ARIIcIE
AR11HA =. SCOTT

There ought TO be = law that will
curb the slceping- pill menace.
There may be one as . result Of
this article.
THIS WEEK Magazine is proud
to have collaboratcd with Senator
Estes Kcfauver in the months Of
!. research and investigation that re-
suited in the unique proposal sub
mitted here for the first time, and
shortly to be placed before the Con-
gross Of the United States.
We wish to acknowledge our debt
to DR.. Robert Wallis, of New York
City, who first called our attention
to the Ipccac Formula. Louis Berg,
THIS WEEK staff writer, assisted
Senator kefauvcr in assembling the
material on which this article is
based. - The Editors
Evening star., 1949-03-20

LIVER shocking and frequent the stories of
IL death resulting from sleeping pills. We put end
headlines like these
SEEP-TABLET OVERDOSE
KILLS FORMER FLYER 81
CAROLE LANDS A sLEEPINGPIIL SUICIDE
TWO CHILDREN DIE OF sEDArIvE OVERDOSE
There simple chemical formula that could have saved
Movie Star Caroe Landis Evelyn Mclean Reynolds Ellen
Wilson McAdoo Ralph Holmes the prominent victims and
the obscure too, who deliberately by chance swal
lowed too sleeping pills and sank into and DEATH
And can curb the danger of sleeping pill addiction
danger that health authorities hold be than
morphine cocaine addiction.
What the formula? It's fantastcaly simple one-half
grain of ipecac in every sleeping pill.
Yes, that's all there is to it. You swallow the antdoe
with the poison. 1t has been tried. 1t works.
pecac emetc the Oldest the commonest in medi-
cne Like babituc acid the basic ingredient of sleep
ing pills. its effect is cumulative. Take little pecac and it
doesn't act at all don't feel it. Take little more
and acts expecorant You've probably pecac
without knowing it. It's the bitter taste in cough medicine
Increase the dose beyond certain point however us
grans and will make vomt You bring up together
with anything else you've swallowed
Used in sleeping pills. therefore, perfect safety
valve. You can't overdose yourself because the overdose
brings its own correction
Just Lie q Loaded Revolver
Pur yourself then in the place frantic person who decides
to end all his troubles He gups handful of sleeping pills.
And what happens1 He heads for the bathroom.
Seems fooproof and the basis of competent medical
authority, it is
plan therefore, to present the Senate this
bill that will make this safeguard the law propose
Federal act that would make it compulsory include
ipecac in all commercial preparations the
barbiturate.
The useful purpose the barbtuate drugs would served
The danger from them would be reduced to almost Zero
What is the easiest and tempting method of COM
mttng suicide would become the difficult it. indeed
it could be managed at all
As matters stand Dosing yourself with sleeping pills is
as dangerous toying with loaded revolver Maybe
Taken prescribed by physicians sleeping pills most
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
Monroe County
.4th In Bond Sales
In Entire State

During November 1949. resi-
dents of Monroe County invested
$38, It's in the small-denomina-
ton Series E, u. S. Savings
Bonds according to figures rel
leased by the Federal Reserve
Bank at Atlanta. These purchas-
es, averaging approximately ST.
400 per day were exceeded only
in the more populous south Flori-
da counties of Dade, Palm Beach
and Broward.
This is a very fine record"
Henry C. Dooley. deputy direct
or of the u. S. Treasury savings
bonds division told The Citizen
today, land a great deal of cred
it is due Monroe County Chair
man Jerry Trevor, Ensign E. A.
Shaw, Naval Base bond officer
and Carleton Smith of the MOB
Industrial Relations Depart
ment."
The savings bond program is
very popular in Florida, Dooley
added, pointing out that while
nationwide sales in November
were one per cent ahead of No
vember l948, here in Florida No
vember sales ran five per cent
ahead of the previous year.
Residents of Florida now own
CONTINUED On Page Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
INDIA RECOGNIZES
CHINESE COMMUNISTS

NEW DELHI, Dec. 3O.-(R.-
India has recognized the Chinese
Communist Government and says
diplomatic relations with Chang
Kai-shek's Nationalist regime
will cease Immediately.
Premier Nehru's government
thus became the first member of
the British commonwealth, and
the second country outside the
Soviet orbit, to accept Mao TIE
lungs Communist regime as the
legal government of the vast
ASiatic nation.
India's next-door neighbor
and former sister in the British
colonial empire, Burma, also has
recognized the Peiping govern
ment and turned her back on
Chang Kai-shek.
Britain and her Dominions are
expected to take similar action,
probably after the conference of
commonwealth foreign ministers
which opens January 9th in Col
ombo, Ceylor.
There is no explanation inn
mediately forthcoming of why
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
Forced Landing
Injuries Two

TARPON SPRINGS, Dec. 80.
-(P.-Two persons were injured
but not seriously last night in
the forced landing of a borrowed
hospital plane near here. r. N.
West of Lexington, Kentucky,
the pilot, received a cut over the
left eye. He was treated at a
Tarpon Springs Hospital II. C..
Matheny of Lexington also was
taken to the local hospital where
authorities said he was not ser
iously injured.
Their wives, who also were in
the plane, escaped injury. West
said the party was on a business
trip to Miami in the plane which
he had borrowed in Knoxville.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
LATIN-AMERICAN CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE MUST RAISE $4,000 FOR
CASPARILLA EVENT EXPENSES

Winners of the three grand,
prizes given away in connection
with the pro Gasparilla Festival
activities held in Key West re-
Gently were recorded at a Direc-
tors meeting of the Latin Ameri-
can Chamber of Commerce, held
at Delmonico's Restaurant on
Wednesday night, December %.
Proceeds from this activity and
all further pro-Gasparilla activi-
ties in Key West are for the all
civic purpose of raising a fund to
have Key Vests own Conga Line
and Float included in the widely
publicized annual Gasparilla
Festival to be staged in Tampa in
February.
This festival, like the famous
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
FISHING TRIPS
TO NO NAME
KEY STARTED

tors bait and soft drinks, and all
reported having had a fine time,
In greetings extended to the
visitors today, the Chamber of
Commerce presented each car
with the following inscription:
you are now a part VI the
famous Chamber of Commerce
afternoon Motor Caravan that
will lead you to points on the
Florida Keys, where you will be
expected to battle with the deni-
zens of the deep in a test of skill
Continued On Page Fourl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

Say 9 Companies
Interested M
Financing Co.
President Truman
Hopes All Caribbean
Nations Will BE
Joined BY Ferry

All the Ciass A or preferred
stock presently to be issued b
the Gulf Atlantic Transportation
Company, which plans 20 operate
the ferry between Key West and
Havana hes been registered with
the Security Exchange Commits
sion.
In making this announcement
today, Fred J. Dion. vice presi-
dent of the company. said here
that it is another step in the H.
nancing necessary to complete the
Carib Queen.
There is upwards of $500. 600
of work to be done on the ferry.
The machinery ca the ship Is viz
tually installed, but much Of the
remaining work on the vessel
must be on the super structure.
Dion also called attention 81
the fact that the Gulf Atlantic
Transportation Company has az
quired the Clyde Mallory docks
as the Key West terminal Of the
ferry. The sale has not been re-
corded with the office Of Circuit
Court Earl r. Adams. so the
amount of money involved is not
known.
Previously. as announced az the
time in a story that appeared IN
The Key West Citizen. CATCo
has also acquired dockage spaee
from the Government Of Cubs.
It is reported that six financial.
Continued On Pare Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
Chamber OF Commerce
Reports twenty-five
Visitors Take First Trip;
Go ~ Motor Car

To-day was the first day Of the
Chamber of Commences weekly
fishing trips 10 No Name Key and
Harold a. Lsubscher. manager.
announced that IS visitors made
the iourney
The party Wcnt by motor cara
van. under the guidance Of Tom
Francis. who also served as the
Il hing guide Tie gave the visi-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

MIAMI. Dec. 30.-lP.-Blonde
l.ndrene Van Wagner is still
reianing as Miami's Orange Bowl
Queen this morning
hot tire committee which chose
hef has N angry contestants on
its hands.
The ~ unsuccessful beauty
cnutenders conferred with At
tnrney Earl d. Waldin, Junior,
last night and said they would
present the committee their petit
ton today.
Il alleges. first. that Miss Van
Wag0ner was fitted for the
me Queens wardrobe two weeks
before ths coronation Wednesday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

PARIS. Dec, 30.---tA1.--A vio-
ieui explusion blew in the door
90 go chancelleFy Of the Polish
Emhassy in Paris today. A watch
man wss injured slightly. the
onie casualty
Tho Embassy itself was IN
damaael Il IL an 18th century
mansiaa located across q court
Vnrd fFum the bombed Embassy
office huiiding,
Thr pnlish Ambassador. Jersy
Flftramfut. was asleep IN his
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
Orange Bowl Queen May Lose Her
Grown As Unsuccessful Candidates
Ask Thai Election Be Thrown Out

night and that none of the others
were fitted at all
The petition also says that pub
licity photos of Miss Van Wagon
er were featured from the first,
and that only Miss Van Wagner
was pictured in a pre-coronation
browning" photo, whereas such
photos were promised all con-
lection"
The angry entrants said Miss
Van Wagner "Intimated rumors
of her selection were true before
the parade, and that newspaper
stories of the coronation were on
the street simultaneously with
Continued On Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

Mardi Gras Festival of New Or
leans, attracts tens of thousands
of visitors from over the nation
and Latin America.
Through the efforts of Key
Vests Latin American Chamber
of Commerce, Key West will be
included in this all-important fes-
tival this year for the first time,
and an about effort is TO be
made to take full advantage of
the opportunity to further Key
Vests interests over the United
States and Latin America.
Abelardo Boza, who has direc-
ted the Conga Line since ne orig
mated it, states that many of the
dancers costumes on hand are
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

worn threadbare from Is years q
use. Few of the 40 costumes necd-
ed are worthy to be used on this
occasion. Further. he says. the
Farolas used with the dance are
sadly in need of repair or re-
placement.
Full discussion of the subject ~
the Directors meeting resulted ~
the agreement that az least 81 600
will be needed to- cover the cost Il
costumes, equipment. transporta-
ton and hotel expenses for so %
20 personS-dancers, chapcrones.
musicians and officials 10 repre-
sent the city in manner worthy
Continued On Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
Observation-Disclosures
Officials Hope
For Safe Weekend

City officials expressed the
hope today that residents Of
the City Of Key West will
make as good q record for
safety as they did over the
Christmas weekend during
the coming New Years obser-
walton.
They should use their dis
erection and exercise all care
while driving over the week
end" said one official today.
They made an excellent rec
ord over the Christmas week
end"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
POLISH EMBASSY
TN PARIS BOMBED

quarters 100 yards away. He was
not injured.
Police said explosives placed or
hurled at the Chancellery en-
trance destroyed a heavy glass
door and iron grill and broke
many windows.
Damage to the interior of the
building was described as in
significant.
Some Polish officials believed
the bombing may have been done
by Poles opposed to the present
Communist regime in Warsaw.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
Rate li,es Jan. |
- (lne And lIalf
Perrrnl Tor -.

~ Nrsta ~ o.
r reminded
M E Frfs ~ thr
Waf fhf Ftlefal
lfns As pro
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Haif nfrrenf a.
H ail taNalio
w afiEf 1anuafy
Hss feefiNed tufay
fFaeff keY West
fin faEr FhTeef
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@ wirephoto

India preceded the other common
wealth countries in proclaiming
recognition. But informed sourc-
eS give three reasons for the re-
cognition tself:
l ! The Communist government
tContinuud On Page FonrI