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Mysterious Silver Balloon
Spotted At $4,000 Feet
Between Cleveland And Akron
SEIFRIDCE FIELD FLYERS FEEL
CERTAIN IT WAS WEATHER BALLOON

1 YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, Aug. l
--tPl--A mysterious silver bal
loon, $50 to 200 feet in Diameter,
was drifting high over the earth
today towards the eastern coast
of the United States. 20 81
Where it came from. what it
was, no one could Immediately
explain. But airline pilots, two
United and one Capital, and two
Army fighter plane pilots agreed
after looking at il that;
1t was soaring with the wind.
at a speed of about SO miles an
hour. and at an altitude of $4,000
to $4,000 feet.
The balloon was first spotted
over Cleveland, shortly after
daybreak. and hundreds of peo-
pie in Cleveland could see it
! plainly, despite its high altitude,
Observers said the balloon had
| no ballast for occupants.
An hour or so later it was
over Warren, then Youngstown,
then about Is miles south of
Mercer. Pennsylvania and head
| ing in the direction of Harris
burg, Pennsylvania.
Fred Branden, meterorologist
at Youngstown municipal air.
port, examined the b 10 n
/ through high powered tele-
scope and said he detected seams
on its surface.
Selfridge field reported two
F-36s intercepted the balloon at
5000 feet2 betwseh cleveland
| and Akron and reported it ''still
going up"
Seifridge field filters said they
belieyel it was weather bal
loon, but were not absolutely
certain. They said it probably
win keep rising until it bursts.
The F-36s returned because of
fuel shortage. A flight from
greater Pittsburgh air base now
is looking for the balloon.
Chester Watson, senior air con-
troll officer at the Cleveland Hop
kins airport, said the balloon, as
reported by three airlines pilots
Us between $50 and 200 feet in
diameter.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
e 81
50---Legal Notices
NOTICE Of APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
Houae RIII No. 1862

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that MALCOLM PIERCE. ar. the
holder Of the following cefT. ficates
has filed said certificates for tax
deed to he issued thereon. The
certificate numbers and years of is
suance. the description of the prop
erty, and rhe names in which ii was
assessed are as follows;
ertificatr No, 14lsIsSSsar Of Is
suauce. l949, pes,Gg ptiou OF
Property: STOCK ISLAND MA
IsoNEY SUB PB l-55, lot II,
Sqr So H2362. AZ recorded in
Monroe County Records Name
In which assessed. Adelaide A.
Boil
All of said property being la the
County Of M1nroe, State of FlorslSa.
HnlesS suHh certificate or ceSs5i-
ficatas shall he redeemed according
tu raw lne property described ~
.such certificate oF certificates will
he Sold TO the highest bidder al
the court house door ON the first
Monday In mouth of September
1851 which is the Bird day uf Sep
tenher. 9bt
Dated This 10th day Of July, 1891
(SeaD Earl. II. ADAMS,
Jerk of Circuit Court OF
n. snroe County, Florida
augt Mia %, 1870,
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NEW AND USED. Leading makes.
Low down-payment, terms.
Trade anything of value. Jesse
Gill, us Caroline St, X. w, or
1856 N, w. seth St. Miami.
july23- l2ts
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American Designer
|Honored By
The British
tA Photo

LONDON. --tP9.-- Walter d.
league, Annandale. N. J., has
been given the distinction Of
Honorary r. D. /. (royal design
er for Industry by the British
Royal Society of Arts.
TeagueG8s an industrial de-
signer, Is consultant designer 10
number of u. S. firms. includ.
ing the American President
Lines, Boeing Aircraft, GOODYEAR
and Ford Motors.
The title of r.. d. I. was Gre
ated by the Royal Society of
Arts in 1896 to honor people dis
tinguished in the field Of indus
trial design.
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Old Home
Changes Hands

SWEDEN, Mo.---lA1.--The home
Col. Samuel Nevers built here in
1897 has passed for the first time
from ownership Of direct descen.
dants of the towns original set
tier.
1t has been bought by Mr.. and
Mrs. George j. Strong of Mont
clair, N. j., as a permanent home
The last to occupy it were Ethel
bert Bennett and his son Charles
Charles is the great, great grand.
son of Col. Nevers.
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TWINS

slt3o nAysI et;s Phone aSsbss III.
itiiyjf rived. III
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DEATHS
MRS. MURIEL pINDER

Funeral services for Mrs. Mu~
Tiel Georgiana Pinder, So. who
died Monday morning in Monroe
General Hospital. after a short
illness. will be held Friday after
noon at 5 pm, from st. Paul's
church where the body will be
placed at $50 pm.
Rev. John Armfield will Off
ciate at the services Burial will
be in family plot. city cemetery.
Lopez Funeral Home is in charge
of arrangements.
Survivors: husband, Mr.. James
H. Pinder. four sons, Hilton Pin
der, Gerald Pinder, Jack, Pinder,
Donald Pinder, U. S. Marine
Corps; mother, Mrs. Georgiana
Hilton, two sister, Miss Margue-
rite Hilton. Mrs. Edith Laid and
's Observation-Disclosures III 'i.i,is,l, ~
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augi-S-l6- %, 1870
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$500 Fire Damage
ToRockWeH Home

An estimated $500 in damage
occurred Monday when fire de-
stroyed house in construction at
l5l4 Georgia street, owned by
NJ NJ, ). Rockwell. Chief Leroy,
Torres annatiheed' itloila5ss ..tlsa'i
A gas torch heated gasoline
container and caused ii to ex-
plode, Chief Torres said. The Sea-
grave and No. 3 engine put out
the fire in ten minutes.
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To commemorate the battle of
Waterloo, the English built a
large model of the battle in which
100000 figures were represented.
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Pl Wirephoto


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Ceylon is about as large as the
state of West Virginia.
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9-Female Help Wanted
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE

SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
has openings for student opera
tors. No experience necessary
Good jobs with many promotion
opportunities for girls who are
high school graduates. Ages l8
through 25. Regular pay increases.
interesting work. Apply Mrs.
Peters. Employment Office, $50
Southland, Monday through Fri
day. july5-tf
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4l--Boats and Motors

FOR SALE: One cupboard motor
boat and trailer, $l75.00. l42s
United Street. augl-2tS
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l0--Male and Female Help
Wanted

APPLICATIONS are now being
accepted at Fausto's Food Palace
for produce girl, experienced meat
wrapper, cashier. Apply in person
Augl-tf
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38-Automopfles For Sale
lEaHtinnedb

1916 BUICK fordor sedan. Rea-
sonablc. 1914 Eliza Street,
iuly30-3 st
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"a CYPRESS nuckle bottom
Skiff Cheap, excellent condi-
ton Call 100, Ext 335, 8to a
PM, aug3-3t
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WAITRESS ana curb girl wanted.
Apply in person. Ponce's Bar
be-cue, 70l Simonton.
july20-tf
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MUST SELL QUICKLY. IA Mar
conf rugged. centerboard sloop
Complete with sails. Contact: 1t.
Qg) W + Easterlin. uS.S. Wilke
at Development Station
july26-6tx
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WANTED: Work skife Condition
~ 1tsgG important, A., PhVse 1850. +,
49, = we t'''' '''.''e augl-4t
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FOR THE BEST In trailers. New
and used. Pan-American Star
Tera-Cruiser. az months to pay
MN. Distributing CO., 900 South
Federal. DANA, Florida, Phone
5000. july27-t;
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TWO BEAUTIFUL Cocksf pup
pies left You must see them To
appreciate their beauty and dis
position Mrs Leon Blair, 1923
Seidenhss &. july30-6t
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Trucks For Sale

i949 FORD, 6 cylinder. x ton
panel truck. In perfect condi-
ton, clean, no rust. Very good
tires. See this buy at 1900 Flag
Ter Ave. aug -4tx
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39--Trailers For Sale

THREE room house trailer, 8 X
To- aluminium room. Can be seen
between 8 Am. to 6 PM. Jimmys
Drive-lnn, 5th and Flagler,
iuly27-6t
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THE PET SHOP, STA Caroline st
Monkeys, Parrots, Lowell ds,
Finches, CanarieS. Parrakeets,
Conure. Cockatiels.. NAacaw, Trou-
pals, Bugle blrG. Genuine regis
tered German Shep pups.
iuly3l-6t
The Valley settler., 1951-10-12
nnAy0(2 ENDORSES CAr0plI6T1

I personally and O. fficially VIC lcomo this opportunity of endo rs- ing the Comunit ty Ghost campaign Wh ich begins next Monday, oc tober 18th. Pa lmor Is proud of its hea1th we faro, and recrea- tional facilities, and of the communi ty spir- it which makes those things possible.
 Carl H H.Me for,
 Mayor.
The Valley settler., 1951-10-12
RECOMB|NED MILK GOES ON MARKET

ON MAGNEl
 The Coop Dairymen hold a meeting last Fri day evening during which the mi lk shortage was discus sed.
 It was learned that produc tion had fallon off by moro than forty per cent ince 4.ugust. Tho members present ad- mi ttod that this was a general condit 1 on and that it night last for somo time.
 Mir. Boil, manager of tho Dairy Department, told of the difficulties he was having in supply ing mo rchan ts in 4.nch or age, and it was sugge t. cd that rec omb ined mi lk be sold on the Anchora gel mo rkot until suffic tent Grade A is avai lable.
 It was explained that unless mi 1k could be supplied from the Valley it would be supplied from some source over which VIC would have no control, and, when the S urp Jus season camo next urlmer, 1t would conti n- ue to como thro ugh.
 The way in which a shortage of milk affec ts the sa les organization, was explained as fol lows, Whom we are no longer able. to supply mi k, the merchants got "peeved" and it hurts our sa les whom Grade 4 is plenti- full.
 
 4 vote was taken and an ovorwhe Inning ma jori ty of tho dairymen pre- sen t |, agreed to allow the ga Tel of rocombi ned mi lk at the same price as the
The Valley settler., 1951-10-12

Grade Il unti l such t ime as sufficient Grade 4 is available. Rec om- bi ned mi lk was de liver
 co ntinued on 5
The Valley settler., 1951-10-12

.C011I11un|Ty
 CHEST UI}VE,n1OnOAy
 Next Monday, oc to Der IS, Palmer joins commun- i ties all over tho na- ti on in the annual l Red Fea ther Community Chest Campaign for funds to B upport hea 1th, VIC flare and recreati onal activ- j ties in the tradi t 10 na ] American Way.
 Here in the Valley, . campaign manager Emf l Ganschow is pla ming a D campa ign of ten days, running from Oc t tober F to 24. The 1851 goal has been set for $3,0OO to take care of five men Der agencies and the U- nited Defense Fund.
 cont'd on 5
Evening star., 1951-09-22
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

stage.
New Gayety: Love and Let
Love-; 1880 and $50 pm.
Screen
AmbaSsador-"Here Comes the
Groom: /. sos, Sis, 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
CapitOl-"Angels in the Out
field; 1890 am, 100. 3:35, $40,
300 and ll:45 pm. Stage shows:
l2:l5, 2:45, $50. 8:15 and 1885
pm.
Columbia People Against
O'Hara";; 10:30 am, 1890, 2:40,
4:45. $50. 900 and 1905 pm.
Dupont-"Oliver Twist; 1:20,
1928. $50. 1885, $40 and 1l:4o
pm
Keith's-"Thunder on the Hill;
1850 am. 1850. $3.50. $50, 7:5o
$3.50 and l1:50 pm.
Little Bitter Rice; 1850,
1855, 7:05 and 10:15 pm.
Metropolitan-"Fugitive Lady:
l1:15 am, 1880. $3.50. 6:10, $50
and 10:45 pm.
National-''The Heats On;
l2:45. 3:45, $50 and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"David and Bathshe-
ba":; 10:45 am, 1855. $40, $40.
1885. $50 and HAS pm.
Pix - "Cyrano de Bergerac";
l:o5. 800, 4:55, $50. 8:45, 10:4O
pm. and 1885 am.
Playhouse Bright Victory;
11:o0 am, 1:05, $40. $40. 1880,
9:40 and 1850 pm.
Plaza-"La Ronde":: 1o:4o am.
1913. 1:55. 3:35, Sis. 6:55, $50,
1910 and 11:45 pm.
Trans Lux The Prowler";;
11:00 am. 1880. 2:40. 4:3o, 6:15,
sos. s:55 and 11:45 pm.
Warner - Here Comes the
Groom; 11:oO am, 1:10, 3:15,
$40, 7:25, $3.50 and 11:45 pm.
Evening star., 1951-09-22
Hollywood Diary
Jose Ferrer, Who Wanted Rest,
May Do Broadway Play Instead
-Rx Sheilnh Graham

young Robert Arthur in q lead
ing role. / first saw Bob when he
was wooing Wanda Hendrix. Each
was Is at the time.
Nina Foch plays Marie An
toinette in "Scaramouche" and I
made the remark of the season
when I said, unthinkins, Before
she was beheaded?"
Lex Barker and his beautiful
bride, Arlene Dahl, will be parted
again. Il have to 90 to Mexico
for my 'Tarzan the Hunted pic
ture," Lex tells me. adding, "The
fates are working against us.
We've done nothing but travel
since we were married, and a lot
of it apart. I'm hoping Arlene
will be able to see me in Mexico
liz she doesn't start another
picture"
Celeste Holm's separation from
Schuyler Dunning was at the sug-
gestion Of her psychiatrist-in
hopes Of eventually bringing them
together again.
X \ "a
Denise Darcel has date in
Paris in the spring. II have been
away from home for four years, ~
Denise tells me at lunch. We
launch into a discussion Of mar
riage and men. Denise, who has
just shed Peter Crosby, states:
Marriage is nice II you find an
understanding man. But where
is he?"
y +
Constance Smith, the Irish &C
tress who married Bryan Forbes
in such hurry, is a happy lass.
Bryan, who came here minus q
job, with Constance, has been
signed for the Gregory Peck pic
ture, "The World in His Arms"
released by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1951-09-22

of Thunder on the Hill" not only
taxes the facilities Of an otherwise
sedate convent hospital (atop the
hill, of course), but goes on to-
turn the convent into the locale
for a whodunit and one Of the
more important resident sisters
into a sort of a private eye.
This, you must admit. is placing
a mystery story in an unusual set
ting and recruiting a protagonist
somewhat apart from the usual
mold to solve it. This is just about
as far as Thunder on the Hill"
goes. however. in the direction of
the extraordinary. Once you have
become accustomed to the setting
and used to the thought of a nun
named Sister Mary Bonaventure
delving in crime detection. you will
discover that Thunder on the
Hill" is right in a groove smoothed
by hundreds Of films before it.
The william might as well be
wearing sign and the conclusion
is as foregone as any movie con-
cluSion you ever encountered,
which is real foregone. It anything
that happens surprises you, Pro-
ducer Michael Kraike or Director
Douglas Sirk owes you an apol-
ogy. though it couldn't actually
have been the fault Of either of
them.
They have been content to 60
along with a mediocre yarn, which
at its best is only mildly interest
ing and at its worst only mildly
boring.
The woman three seats down
who began to groan and moan in
terror the other afternoon when
the william trapped the heroine in
the belfry is the one who is en-
We'd around here. She was enjoying
her fright, blissfully unaware of
the inexorable fact that no direc-
tor named Douglas Sirk would kill
of a heroine of the caliber of
Claudette Colbert. even with al
script by some people named Oscar
Saul and Andrew Solt to back
him up.
u 4
Having paid your money to get
In here, you undoubtedly are owed
q fuller explanation of what is
going on at Keith's. Thunder on
the Hill" then, is an adaptation
Of q play titled "Bonaventure. In
its original guiSe it may have
been one Of those scary British
stage thrillers. moody and charged
with excitement.
In the present guise it is some
what less than this. The rains
come down and the waters rise
Evening star., 1951-09-22

and the people Of the countryside
fee to the convent-hospital. very
shortly to find themselves isolated
there. Their lives then seem to be
in the hands of Sister Mary Bona
venture (Miss Colbert). who is q
real little Miss Efficiency, seeing
to it that everything runs smooth
ly.
Everyone admires her for hel
talents except one nurse, who
hates her because she, Sister Mary
is always right. There is also Q
half-wit retainer who doesn't like
the nurse and is always making
as if to MAIN her. project from
which he always Is dissuaded by
someone who apparently doesn't
like the movies too lively.
There is a doctor on hand, too
after all, it's a hospital-and his
wife who seems deranged. Short
ly these people and the country
folk are Joined at their haven
from the flood by a pretty young
girl tAnn Blyth), who is regarded
as a tool Of the devil and looked
on with some distrust because
she is on her way to be hanged
for the murder OF her brother.
y + y v
Anyone who ever read one mys-
terry yarn in his life would know
at q glance that this doll is as
innocent as the rains which fall
and turn fields to lakes, so Sister
Mary conjures up a boat and goes
off to seek her (the girls, of
course) boy friend.
We now have on the premises,
among others, the innocent girl,
whose neck is very close to the
moose; her lover, who can't make
himself believe she is not guilty;
the doctor. who prescribed the
medicine of which an overdose
did the girls brother in: tbs
chemist. who filled the perscrip-
ton; the doctors wife, who gets
a violent case Of the shakes when
somebody mentions o letter scent
ed with lilacc, rhodendrons OF
something, and this Sister Mary
who wouldn't know a villain II
one lured her to the belfry and
Evening star., 1951-09-22
HOLLYWOOD.


Jose Ferrer, who didn't want
to do q thing until next year, is
reading the play version Of the
Moulin Rouge" best seller by
Pierre La Mure, and If the end
measures up to the beginning and
the middle, he'll sign to star in
1t on Broadway. The play title
is Monsieur Toulouse" and if
M. La Mure can get Anne Baxter
to play with Ferrer, he says he'll
be in heaven.
Hildegarde Neff, German star
originally signed by David Selz-
nick, finally gets going on her
Hollywood career with Tyronne
Power in Diplomatic Courier" "
When I ask Henry Hathaway "Is
Pat Neal the other girl?" he
doesn't think so, because pat has
80 many projects" One Of them
is to take The Cocktail Party
on the road.
Jeanne Grain has a payroll OF
$4,000 q week! Jeanne and her
husband, Paul Brinkman, employ
Is people in their die and engi-
neering company. That's quite
q responsibility" says Jeanne, "tc
pay out about a quarter Of mil
lion dollars in salaries q year."
Reginald Gardiner has signed
to play an effeminate Roman ot
400 A. D. in "Androcles and the
Lion" And to look the part, Reg
gle has blondined his black hair
and shaved off his mustache
That's really suffering for your
art
Watch Clark Gable gravitate
toward Virginia Grey when he is
a free man. He always does be-
tween marriages. Ginny loves all
the things that Clark does.
The Mario LAMA picture, BE
cause You're Mine" now has
Evening star., 1951-09-22

who goes right on trying to save
the accused girl.
Come to think of it, Director
Sirk may have done a praise
worthy job of work on Thunder
on the Hill" after all. He at
least got his people out of their
predicament. The reviewer, hav-
ing got them in this far with the
synopsis, is content to let them
stay there. Forever, maybe.
Ann Blyth sure is a pretty one
though.
Evening star., 1951-09-22
The Passing Show
Thunder on the Hi||' Has
Killer Loose inuCOnvent
By Harry Macarthur

food disaster of severe nature you don't have to live
of the to know. There aspects OF
familiar and which have dreamed
however touched Thunder the HILL the
attraction at KeithS.
This nundon Of Of Britain which sets of the drama
Evening star., 1951-09-22

THUNDER ON THE HILL" a univer-
Michel Kraike. directed BY Douglas Sirk,
sereenplay BY Oscar Saul and Andrew
Solt, from play, 'Bonayenture," By Char
lotte Hastings. At Keith's.
Evening star., 1951-12-06
Canada Students Vote
Invitations 10 Russians
BY the Associofed Press

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Dec. 6.
-Dalhousie University students
voted 495-166 yesterday in favor
Of proposal to invite Is Russian
students to tour Canadian univer-
sites on an exchange basis.
The Russian students would
make the tour under sponsorship
OF the National Federation of
Canadian University Students.
The National Federation re-
tected the exchange plan when it
first was proposed by Canadian
and Russian student who met at
a meeting of the International
Union of Students in Warsaw last
summer.
Since then. however, student
groups at the Universities of
Toronto. British Columbia. McGill
and st. Francis Xavier have ap-
proved the idea. The University
of Saskatchewan Student Council
voted against it.
Ron Robertson, federation
chairman at Dalhousie. said he
would notify the central Office at
Ottawa of yesterdays vote in the
hope it will spur them to inquire
at the other member universities
to determine whether they also
agree the scheme should be
adODted /"
Evening star., 1951-12-06
Woodward & Lothrop
To Re-ExamineP Plans
For Arlington Store

Woodward & Lothrop will re-
examine after Christmas its plan
to build an Arlington branch
store on Glebe road south of Lee
boulevard.
The project has been held up
for about two years by a series
Of legal disputes in Circuit Court
and the State Supreme Court.
Last Monday, the Supreme
Court turned down an appeal by
William E. Day. 3l2 South Ivy
street. a Court of Claims emplcye,
who had opposed the closing of
South Lincoln street. The street,
which has been mapped but never
constructed, would pass through
the proposed store site.
P. M. Talbot, the department
stores senior vice president, said
today that a detailed study will
be made early next year of all
factors in connection with the
project, including availability of
building material.
R. E. L. Johnson. vice PRESIDENT
In charge of branch stores. said
he knew of the report of Homer
Hoyt Association. an economic
survey of the county for the
Arlington County Board. Store
officials are unable to give close
attention to the problem of the
proposed Arlington store because
Of the present Christmas buying
rush, Mr.. johnson said.
The Hoyt report said that
Woodward & LothHop's Arlington
store would be more successful
II it were shifted from the South
Glebe road location to property
near the new Hecht Co. and
Kann's stores in the Clarendon
Ballston area. Hecht and Kann S
also would do more business if
Woodward's built their Arlington
store near them, the report said.
Mr.. Day declined to comment
on his future plans.
Evening star., 1951-12-06
BY the Associated Press

Charles J. Margiotti, former
attorney general of Pennsylvania
said last night he has been en-
ployed to serve with other lawyers
as counsel for William G. Lias
being sued in West Virginia for
$2,442 ,944 allegedly due the Gov
ernment in back taxes and interest
Mr.. Margiotti, who was chief
counsel for Mr.. Lias when he was
tried and acquitted of criminal
income tax charges two years ago,
told a reporter his associates in
defending Mr.. Lias in the civil
action did not take part in the
criminal case.
He said the law firm of James
M. Barnes and Thurman Hill of
Washington had been represent
ing Mr.. Lias in the civil action
Evening star., 1951-12-06
Sound Trucks Garry
ECAW Word TO Indo-Chino
By the Assoeiosed Press

SAIGON. Indo- -China.-A feet
of Italian built sound trucks is
carrying the word of truth to the
people in the rice paddles. jungle
covered mountains and villages of
Indo-China.
These, called mobile informa-
ton units, are operated as part
of Americas ECA program in
Viet-nam, Cambodia and Laos.
ECA headquarters say the mo-
bile units have been singularly eff
fective in telling the people what
America is doing to help put Indo-
China on a firm economic basis.