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The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10
CriminalCOu
Jury VenireIS
Chosen Today
20 Names Are
Drawn BY Judge
Caro- For Jury
Term OF Court

A list Of 10 prospective juror,
was picked thls morning to serv,
during the next term Of crimina
Court beginning September n, b
Judge Thomas 8. Caro-.
From the venlre. the jurors whc
win Try the eases of Paul schlintx
accused ehila wDlesier and Robert
Garcia. who faces trial on armed
robbery charges. Win be chosen.
No date has been set for theSs
trials as yet.
The complete list of jurors:
w. r. Roberts, Gilbert A. Me
Killip. Edward l.. Pinder. Sr., WI
liam T.. Dotry. Jr.. Ello Lopez
Bert Matkovich. william d. Free
man. JF.. Antonio Betaneourt. Pau
l.. Archer. Eldon Simmons. I'm
nque Solano. Willis c. Willard,
Joseph A. Boza, Jr.
william b. Cullington, Robert J
Murphy, william N. Roberts
James r. Coodson. NJ. J. Castro
r. W. Manuel. Howard c. .. Els
nef. Robert J. Lea, Harlan =
weech. jeff II. knight. Daniel l.
Barber. Anthony b. Mcmahon
Ralph ID. Noble, orvis NJ. Kemp.
Morris Feldsteln. Joe W. Thomp
son. Edward Graham. Alfred =
Knowles. Roger L. Watson. Charles
r. Curry, Bert A. Roberts, Arthur
B. Lnian. David Mccurdy, James
d. Schwellzer, Everett Knowles
Albert Candolio, Aaron Dlaz. Z. 7
Roberts.
Allen L. Mears, Lawrence Pa.
tcontinned On Page Fivel
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10
Reds Charge Allies Faxed
List OF Missing Soldiers
Barrage OF Claims
Hurried As Korean
Armisslce Moves
Into New Phase

MuNsAN N = TIE Communists
today accused the Allies of taking
q lisg of missing U. N. soldiers,
mlsireatlng war prisoners and hid.
naplng q Pole who lled q truce
supervisory team into American
sanctuary.
The Reds unloaded this barraKs
as the Korean armlstice moved
rapidly into q new phase-the dis.
posal of he'd ard Allied prisoners
who refuse 10 return 10 their
homalan0s.
TIE iirst group Of 500 North No,
Feans moved into the buffer xone
under ccntrol of Indian troops 20
day.
A spokesman said they threw
rocks In rage when they saw tvs
Communist observers standing out
side . barhed wire fence. The
Communists backed out cf range
Neither Vas hll.
The first group of 1 go anti.Ret
Chinese vas 10 be turned ever q
indian troops Frlday.
The angry Red charge of Md
naplns the Pole came In a meeting
q TIE i0ar-nalion truce supervisory
commission.
Swedish MAI. Gen. Sven Graf
strom, commission chairman. sals
Communist poland's delegate &C
eused The Amerieans Of KIDNAPPING
Jan Haidukiewlcz, . Polish inter
prefer who dueked from his inspec
ton team into American hands q
II plane warmed wp 10 take him
back 10 Red Korea Wednesday.
crafstrom said the Polish dele
Eale threaiened % lodge q sgron.
protest. probably Saturday.
Haidukiewica sold newsmen .
Seoul he wants No more Of com
munlsm. which Ne termed "thl
suojugation of al llfs :. Cruel. I"
The ether Red denunciafinni
wers broadcast ~ Pelping radio
oilen q weathervane for oflicln
moves % come.
Peiping said a.sT9 Red prisoner
returned in The exchange Just end
ed have been hospisallzed becaua
e ''physieal ard mental tortur
~ the hands Of the Americans"
Condemning weat Il termel
Ehasfly examples of America
brutality American turtur
chamber methods |" Peiplng sai
q shocking number" 81 the IS
30 rspatFiates were suffering ffuz
sarioas diseases. n said other
were "gaxsed. hayoneaed an
sloned" during ne exehangs.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10
Deals
Revealed To
Committee

WASHINGTON, R-''The teacher
asked the hid was the world
round. and he said no.
"She asked was It ilat and he
said no.
"she said II Il ls not round or
flat, what is it'9
''He said, My daddy says Il Is
crooked.
Il think that Is what everybody
thlnks Of The Washington situation. "
With this little aside. Stanley
Leroy Bishop % s. L. Bishop
Associates told q House investlgat.
lng subcommittee Of the trials and
trouhleS Of q manufacturer Z
representative" In the capital.
A manufacturer's representative
generally tries 10 get government
business Cor his client, or help
otherwise In relations with the
government.
&MN 81 tNEA NN4NtAN@ 3&A&Wt8AAt&&A
lee--looking into alleged influence
peddling" In military purchasing
eos plenty of inside dope on The
profession In 25s pages of testi'
mony. released yesterday.
nish0p told the committee he
really didn'. have an office and
didn't have any associates but be
chose that title fOr his operations
because he thought Il sounded nice
one view Of hos some people n
the business operate was given b
Jon Jonkel, who himself has beer
investigated and criticized By
eongressional committee for hi
role In helping Sen. bailer (R-Md
unseat former Democrats Sen
Mlilard 4. Tydings.
J0nkel said be knows some n
or 50 men in the Business.
II don't think any one Of them
has ever Lost an opportunity d
advise me, the world At large and
nnyone standing within earshol
that they have . beck 81 q icl
of information about possible con
tracts" Jonkei testified.
That seems 10 Be quite . busi
ness In this t0wn. II y0u don't have
the Information. inst raise your eye
hr0ws as though y0u can Set u.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10
Set
For BritiSllerS
|KilledByReds

HONG KONG ~ - This British
crown colony prepared today 10
bury a reserve captain In rs army
defense force and five Royal Navy
men killed yesterday when q Chi.
nese Communist warship fired On
q Hong Kong naval patrol launch.
Five wounded survivors of the
attack IN the estuary Of the Pearl
River were In Ehe Royal Nays
Hone Kong hospital under tight
secrecy guard. They had been
picked up By ne destroyer Con.
cord after reportedly suffering both
ballet and shrapnel wounds.
The enc identified victim of the
fray was Z. Frank Cover, an &C.
eounfant with q Hong Kong firm
who held q reserve eaplalncy N
the colony defense force. He had
served a. = royal artillery officer
during Weird war II.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10
Dolly" Curves;
.DanserTOFla.
Is LesSened
Cresceni-Shaped
Center OF Storm
Penetrated By
Air Force Plane

MIAMI ia tropical hurricane
shaped like a huge amphltheaier.
with 100 mile 80 hour winds on
the stage, curved to the north
northwest today lessenlng the dan
Ger TO the Bahamas and Florida.
Hurricane Dolly was pinpointed
about 6l0 niles a little south Of
east fFUm Miami In TIE II am.
lESTl advisory. moving north
northwest 81 about 10 70 II niles
an hour.
Grady Merton, chief storm fore.
easter at the Miami weather bu-
reau said that ''If the hurricane
continued On is present course II
would not touch The Florida main.
land"
Nortan emphasized the ~" and
lpolnled cut the storm was still Ia
the formative stage. and condi.
tions might change IN q few hours.
He said an Air Foree plane from
Bermuda penetrated this seasons
fourth tropical storm and reported
Il was crescent shaped. Ike a huge
amphltheater, with the north and
east sides containing 100 mile per
hour winds and the south and west
stiil open.
Morton said the fact thai ghe
storm had not formed 4 eownInls
circle arDund the eve was kho Naa.
son for the vsri0as positions re-
ported IN the pasa a h0urA
The plane said that clouds were
just beginning 10 form all around
the eye. indicating 4 was slowly
winding up.
The II am. advisory said "the
more nortkward turn lessons the
danger 10 the Bahamas, hut fur
ther Increase In force Is expected
with slow north northwest move
ment during the next IA hours"
The storm was moving on a west
northwext course yesterday. The
change 90 the northwest and later
q north northwest course marked
the start Of the curve away from
The Florida peninsula.
The 8 am. advisory reported the
hurricane was eenieFed about ieo
miles northwest of Turks Island.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10
What Does The
Mayor DO In The
OfKey West?

Under she latest provisions of the
Cts Charter. ths mayor IA the
commissioner elected from Group
One Candidates. He pFesldes al the
meetings of the commissioners. by
virtue of hts Office he Is q mem
Der of the Utnliy Board, represent
ing the city government. He makes
appointments % the KEY West
Housing Authority when vacancies
occur. He has No authority over
housing except that Ne appoints the
members of the authority who
make loeal poliey decisions aecuFd.
INC % Federal Regulations. He Il
TIE oizlclal host Tor eur city and
signs prociaimaGlons of special
days Of occasions. EIe Is paid five
dollars for each meeting he attends
of he City Commissioner and
pays q Gee % twenty five dollars
10 have his name on ths ballot the
same as any other candidate Cor
City Commissioner.
y. A. McMasters II applying 10
the voters ol Key West for this
part time position under the pre-.
sent eify manager form Of charter
whleh Ne favors. Hls qualifications
are given On the following job ap.
plleation form which IA familiar 10
many a our citizens.
Appllrallsn Fer City Hmpasymeml
i 1. Kind ol position applied for:
MAYOR (city Commissioner Group
Oael
\ q Name and address og appll.
cani: Philip A. MeMasters, 900
lFlaglCr Avemue, key West.
i 4. Date and place a birth: Aug.
lusi 1, 100 IVES. Union. lowa.
J Z. Height withsul shoes: s'1o''
Weight: 2in lbs. Sen: male Color:
while.
4 S. Have you ever been employed
hy the Federal Government No.
I.At what salaryf (Give last
grade and last change In Eradel.
4 &. Are yua wiling tn travel IN
eounectlon wlth this employment
Yes.
J. !. Give name and loeatioB Of last
lHleh Sehool attended. St. Peters
burg Hlxh school. Fla.
q. Are yon now CT have you
ever been : licensed or eertlKiec
member of any trade Or proiession'
Yes. Give kind e license ane
state. r. G. {. Radiolnlephone isl
Class. First License or CertiiicatI
/ Year, 1855.
Latest Ileense or eertifieatI
lyearl tos7.
Q. Give closest living relatives
and thelF addresses:
Mother: Mrs. u. n. MeMassers
81. Petersburg. Fiorida
Brother: Lewis I. MeMasters. Y
peisrshurg. Florida
, econisGsnd On PAGE Fivas
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10
Polish Revolt
Predicted By
Young Refugee
Says Government
OF Fear VIII
Eventually Cause
Poles To Arise

SEOUL IA young Polish IN.
.lerpreler who bolted from Cora
muniss eontrol and vas given Us.
sanctuary said today bis peopls
some dag win rise In revolt a~"4 sst
the Reds but row II not TIE
time"
/ Jan Hajdukiewiex. a. tOld q
news eonferenee the Communist
rulers of his homeland could n0l
be overlhFOwn without outside
help even though - per cent Il
the POLISH people oppose the BED
regime.
Hajduklewiex was o civilian In
terprefer for Polish members ol
the neutral nations inspection com
mission supervising The Korean
truce. Yesterday he asked US. Col.
lHaroid T. Bahb Cor political asy-
lum as q plane % carry him back
ID North Korea warmed Up at
kamgnuna Air Base IN East Korea.
MS request was 9ransad and he
Vas Qpiekly laksa 10 sAplace Il
safety.
I'VE had 10 zee that guy out Of
hare In . hell a. . hurry" said
one US. oifieer.
Only an hour before aAe haldlng
young Pole met mewAmon In Seoul
= Communist effleial at Panmun-
JON charged that he had been
''kidnaped" By the US. Army.
The Polish delegate 10 the Neu-
trail Nations Supervisory Commis.
sion did not demand The return al
! Haj jdukiewicx but said a strong
protest would be lodged.
/ Hajdukiewiex, wearing green
JUS. Army dungnress. told his
news conference he made his
dramatic break because Il knew
it was my last chance"
/ he said he believes bis escape
win encourage others I'm Poland.
"TAe Polish government Is based
on fear," he said. IL didn't want
90 retnrn 10 my country which has
been subiagated by the Communist
regime. ] should like b 50 10 the
United States Of America"
! He described communism as
''the subjagaGion Of all liia"
4 After the news conference Hat'
ldnkiewicx Was accompanied BY
US. officers 10 an urdlselosed site.
presumably In the Snssl
probably WIN be flown 10 Tokyo
IN q day or two. S-. s-.-s o. q.
said hey had no Information On
this.
: State Department officials IN
Washington said she elrcu-sst- -ces
were unusual bat Il Is US. policy
70 grant political ass sa.a - -.
sons honestly at Odds with eommn.
nism. .
The asylum Il given on . TEN
poraFy basis. but Il can be ex'
tended ard Hajduklewiex eventn'
ally could be given opportunity q
apply for US. citizenship.
Hajdukiewicx t0ld newamen hs
decided 10 fee before be arrived
IN Korea with shs Poilsh delega'
ton.
/ He said that when BE learned
(contsnned On PAGE Fivel
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10
Advisory

MIAMI, a. - This advisory %
hurricane Dolly was issued IL II
a.m. (EsTl b. the Miami Weather
Bureau:
Tha hurrieane curved % q north
northwestward course during The
ninhl and a. II am. the center
was near latitude aA6 north. lunrl.
tnds no west. moving norihuorth.
vest about 10 10 IA niles per hour.
This h about sio miles 4 little
south Of east from Miami. Strong.
esl winds are estimated about lee
niles per hour over a kmall area
northeasl 81 the center with gales
extending 10 miles uul In the
norlhern samielrela.
TIE southern siGie Il SIN open
and winds are ret very strong. The
mere nurthmard turn lessons the
danger to the bahamas bat fur.
ther incFease in loree Il expected
with slow norihnerthwegt moye.
menl next II hours.
SAlpplng should exercise caution
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10
Z Don't Like Tzaat Feeling Of
Being COntinAd' Says Gunman
Pleading Not Gully To Charges
-Nasure Boy
Hopes Jury
Will Free Him

Robert mature Boy"
Carols. 25-year-old sell.ssyl-
ed poet philosopher des-
perado. who held an Aslan-
&c Avenue resident at gum
point for IS minutes In q
robbery attempt August 2,
pleaded ''nol guilty" yesler-
day 10 charges of attempted
armed robbery and assault
with . deadly weapon At :
preliminary hearing before
Peace Justice Roy HamIin.
saying that he "hopes the
jury win not find me guilty
Tor the benefit Of mankind. !"
"And ] don't like the gen
eral feeling Of being con-
fined In jail" he added.
fiamlln hound Garcia over d
Cflminni Coura lnr trial nller the
wieE1 hearing. The defendant. Who
nrnlessen 4 L. a1ie A. ssnnee Dc
worlA frnn ilself" Alternately
smiled af1ahlv Al lha man he a &C.
e.meA ~ ansnulllna a eunpolnl
"a lsnnea lnln an aunarenf dream.
fIllea reVrrln. Garcia had 4 smile
foF evastnnn. hslslnn lha serious.
- 4 - rkaswss - fsces.
Garcia a neennna a. eulefina
- -. a 80 cohen fsai AZ.
Iamale neaIevaF.l inmrina 4 as.enls.
- rsgolver esrlv = o. marnlna
ef Anaunf z. Ia lafsurlsea cohea,
- 80 go rnaiA unsll ho was dis.
asmn1 ara eanineea ~ Police of.
fI~nv nnwnsnn6 nulnn.
ysslerdar. ! psrade a Witnesses
testified = hnppenlaes "a thnl
snnrnlna. hnl tke raj show vas
Garcia klmne1f. who declined sn
mwrlsln lle lmeIstnl Hamlln Nos.
~~~r eswuA rs.iIirlnnf cause ta
klna klm ever lor trial. He d IN
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10
Future Growth Of Keys Depends On Decision
OfVoters In Water Bond Election, Ramsey Saws
Some Fear "Unlimited' TGx
Clause In Water Proposal

When Monroe County freehoIders go TO the polls on
October 81 70 decide whether they want TO assume
$14000000 bonded indebtedness for new water pipe
line. they win be determining the future growth of the
Keys and Key West we according TO Ernest Ramsey,
General Manager Of the Florida Keys Aqueduct commis
sion.
Proponents Of the new pipeline, to augment the
Navyowned lire in use. say that progress In the
keys viii 10 sandstill unless more water can be
brought TO the They cite situation which occurred
last year when construction Of 1000 buildings the
keys delayed because Of acute water shortage
Also. property owners Key Largo offered 10 build
their line. but the Aqueduct Commission had no
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10

STEU4 : LUfBER
10 sigmonsen ss.s rear Aa1asi1m
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10

keY West Riouidn hnB -
mosa eqnnkis ellmnss - ihs
euunlrY. VIII m uymcqs
sungs 81 onlY la' fnksanhsli
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10

water 10 give them.
However. those opposing the ap-
prevail Of the bond issue are pro-
testing that a clause In the Law
authorizing the sale of the bonds.
would give the County Commission
the right % assess ''unlimited" ad
voiorem taxes On County property
% pay the interest and principal oR
the bonds In the event that water
revenue did not Increase enough 10
put the operation on = paying bas.
is.
Monroe County property owners
wlll make their decision when they
30 20 the polls.
This IL ire slluatlens nUlldinu
Ire nsw plpslIns viii essi ssms.
thlnv like So. 1.eoo Coo. TIE Aave.
dgef cemmisslea roe he's $3.50.
Go IN bomda ewsslandlnu shai
ihsV must retire with Sunds iFsm
ne prepoaad Issue. The halames
81 re ussnsY theY Fexslve fFsu
re sale 81 iha hamda, mill pre.
vide 4 "eushloH" ier tha cay.
snsnla ~ lnsasesi = nasxp -
sxspsases.
The bends would be retired ovcF
q <0year period. cot Of increased
revenue from water councillors.
10 January. 1852. there weIN about
q 900 connections on the Keys aud
In Key West. According 10 : sur.
ycy conducted hy the Radar kn9i-
neering Company, Miami. The total
should rise 20 7,s00 in 1855 and 10
~, 900 connections In 1860.
However, In the event that this
Increase did not occur. Cor any rea-
son. the Law would make Il possible
10 assess taxes against Monroe
County homeowners 10 make up the
deficit.
But Ramsey said Wednesday
that he doubts Il that would ever
be necessary.
II believe that when We get We
ter flowing. we win not have 10
resort 10 I'D valorem taxation. We
have never had enough water %
supply cur needs md the Increased
revenue should pay for amortiEa-
ton Of the bond issue" be declar.
ed.
lie also said that he could fore
see no increase In water rates.
The Navy Is believed 10 be Just
as anxious b see the new line in
operation. Under the present set.
up, they vel water 10 the Aqus-
duct Commission DO dissrihuts %
the civilian populaee In the Keys.
Win increased facilities, the drain
on their supply would be diminish
ed.
However. some Who oppose The
hond issue argus thnt In the future.
II the Navy should cut back thelr
Operations here, there would &C.
lually be 3 surplus II water and
the taxpayers would be saddled
with . huge debt.
Only property owners vii be eli.
glhie 10 vote N the October elec-
ton. A list 0f freeholdeFs is pre-.
sentiy being prepared.
II the b0nf Issue is approved. the
new line n expected b be In opera
tion Ia about - months.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-10

BERKELEY. cALEF. q - Mrs.
Mildred Dean has called off plans
70 gly % Tokyo % greet her re-
paariaisd hero husband. MAJ Cen.
william y. Dean telephoned heF
he woula be home within I've on
thrsa weeks.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Seorchers Get Signals Crossed
On Boy Who Fled GuIIinqer

1--WE don't know anything about
it. We don't have him as a pa
tient. He must have left before
we had a chance to admit him" :"
The fifth precinct, in which
Gallinger Hospital is located, an
sWered a query with, I'VE don't
have any report of an escape" ="
At the Missing Persons Bu-
reau check of the files also
showed no report turned in on
young Johnson.
The Receiving Home also had
little information on the sick
boys whereabouts.
I'VE have no knowledge of the
matter" a spokesman asserted.
"All we know is that we sent the
boy to the hospital and as far as
we know he is still there"
The seriously i'll Receiving
Home inmate is described as
feet 6 inches tall, weighing about
1873 pounds and wearing dunga-
rees and a white T-snirt.
Evening star., 1953-07-29

What, if anything, is being
done today to locate a 15-year-
old boy who fled Gallinger Hos
pital rather than undergo surg
cry for acute appendicitis re-
mained as much a mystery as
the youngsters whereabouts.
Morning papers carried stories
stating police last night were
looking for Marvin Johnson, COL
ored. of the 400 block of M street
NV. He was transferred from
the District Receiving Home to
the hospital last night after COM
planning of abdominal pains.
Gallinger doctors diagnosed
his case as acute appendicitis
and decided to operate inime-
diately. Apparently frightened
at the prospect, Marvin fled
from the emergency loom.
Today. no one, including the
superintendent's Office at Gal
linger, seemed aware of the sit
uation. A secretary there said,
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Way Appears Clear
For Senate Action on
Emmons Nomination
, BY the Associated Press

A second Senate committee
hearing apparently has cleared
the way for quick Senate action
on President Eisenhower'S nomi-
nation of Glenn L. Emmons,
Gallup IN. MexJ banker, to be
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Senator LANCER, Republican,
of North Dakota, who blocked
action on the nomination 10
days ago, said at the end of yes
terday's hearing he was entirely
satisfied" with Mr.. Emmons' de-
nial of charges that he, was a
party to embezzlement or a
shortage at the First National
Bank of Gallup in the early
1905.
Committee Chairman Butler
said the previous approval of the
committee would stand and that
Mr.. EmmonS' nomination will be
brought up in the Senate on the
next call of the executive calen-
dar.
The nominee told the Interior
Committee the charges against
him were entirely untrue"
Cites Loan to Brother.
Mr.. Emmons. now president
of the First State Bank at Gal
lup, told the committee that the
only transaction he could think
OF that might have given rise to
charges of a bank shortage or
embezzlement was a loan made
to his brother John.
Senator LANCER previously had
stated that he had received tel
egrams indicating the Emmons
brothers had borrowed 100000
from the late Senator Bronson
M. Cutting of New Mexico to
cover shortage in the First
National Bank.
Mr.. EmmonS said the truth
was that John borrowed $4,000
from Mr.. Cutting in February
1888. and deposited the money
in a bank he owned at Durango,
Colo.
Yesterdays hearing opened on
a rather grim note as far as EN-
mons was concerned.
Thank you for calling me a
Evening star., 1953-07-29

paper interview. He said he was
Shocked" when he first heard
the charges which were most
foreign to my nature"
He said his integrity and hon.
esty had never before been ques-
toned.
Then he and Senator LANCER
shook hands.
1--WE Senators have a very high
duty to perform in these nomi-
nations" Senator LANCER told
him.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
BY the Associoted Press

SAIGON, Indo- China, July 90.
French union forces today bat
tied against fiercely resisting
Communicated Wet Mini troops
along the street without joy"
as the French frightened their
armed moose around a string of
rebel-held villages along the
central Indo-ChineSe coast.
The 10,000-man French force
which launched a surprise as
sault yesterday has captured 20
of the villages spread out side
by-side along the shore, French
command spokesman reported.
The "street without joy" threads
the coastal towns like the string
of a necklace.
The villages have been used
as base by a 3,0O0-man Wet
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Grocerymon Pants
In Illustration as
Thief StroUs Away
BY the Associated Press

OKLAHOMA CITY, July 90
w. c, McLain, an Oklahoma
City groceryman. was told by
telephone last night his store
had been robbed and that the
burglar was passing in front of
his house with the loot at that
minute.
Mr.. McLain looked out and
the man was there.
Ready to dash out, Mr.. McLain
realized he didn't have on his
pants. BY the time he could don
them the thief had escaped.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Chlorine Cos Routs 90
At Chemical Center
By the Asseciofed Press

EDGEWOOD, Md, July 90
About 80 persons we're evacu-
ated from residential area at
the Army Chemical Center last
night when chlorine gas began
escaping from an alkali plant.
An Army spokesman said three
persons were given first aid.
A broken vent was blamed.
Evening star., 1953-07-29

liar" Senator LANCER
greeted him.
Senator LANCER referred to
newspaper clipping quoting Mr..
Emmons as saying that charges
of the alleged bank shortage or
embezzlement which Senator
LANCER brought to the attention
of the Senate were "the most
astounding lies"
Before the hearing ended, Mr..
Emmons rose to apologize to
Senator LANCER for the news
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Fierce Resistance Meets French Push in |ndo- China

Mini regiment harassing COM
munications between Hue. the
capital of AMMAN Province (cen-
tral Wet Mann. and Quan Tri,
40 miles to the north, for several
months.
The French spokesman said
that 70 rebel troops have been
killed and 130 taken prisoner
thus far in the continuing battle.
French losses, he added, were
much smaller. Some 400 vii
layers suspected of being Wet
Mimi Sympathizers have been
rounded up.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Nicoruquun Port Jam

Congestion in Nicaragua's west
coast ports of Corinto and San
Juan del Sur is hampering ship
operations.