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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
Rockies Shine
AS Colts Whip
'BeIvoir, 61-o

WESTMINSTER. Nd. Aug
20 R.-Rookies George shaw
Alan Ameche and L. @. Dupre
led the Baltimore Colts to .
6l-O scrimmage game victory
over Fort Belvoir before 5000
fans in Westminster High School
stadium.
Shaw. All-Pacific Coast Con-
ference quarterback from Ore
gon wso was the Colts bonus
pick in the : ational Football
draft last winter. completed
seven Of II passes for i2l yards,
All told. the Colts rolled up $50
yards against 90 for the En-
|gineers.
Fort Belvoir. operating with
Billy Wells, ex-Redskin back. and
six other pros. never threatened.
End Raymond Berry from
Southern Methodist and Half
back Emil Radik Of Omaha and
Dupre Of Baylor each scored
twice for the Colts.
Dupre. who led the College ALI
Stars in ground gaining in their
upset Of the Cleveland Browns
eight days ago. topped the Colt
performances tonight with 90
yards In 10 carries for one score.
He also caught q 42-yard pass
from Shaw for a touchdown.
Ameche scored after going a
yards on IL carries.
c cSF|s selvoir IL = : ss-s9
Colt seofins Berry 2,
RAdik 2. Dupre 2. Ameehe. Bryan. Huga-
sin, Conversions: RechichaR 4, Hugasin.
safety: Marehetti blocked Leftwieh's kick.
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Lone Undefeoted Five

In Its 44-year basketball his
tory. the University Of North
Carolina has produced only one
Iundefeated team. In 1924 the
squad won 23 and lost none.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Stocks in Rebound,
Aircrafis Leading;
Gains Run 10 81
BY The Assoeiossd Pres.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-The
stock market rallied strongly to-
day in a rebound from yester-
days weakness touched OF by
Russian government changes.
Aircrafts were well out in front
of the advance. They were
joined by steels, metals, oils and
almost all other major divisions.
Gains ran to around 2 points
in several instances. and some
made even better progress.
Losses were small and scattered.
The advance. lacked trading
vigor.
Stocks rising included Chance
Vought Aircraft, Collar Aircraft.
Boeing, General Dynamics,
United States Steel. Chrysler,
Woolworth, Radio Corp, Amer
ican Telephone, Consolidated
Natural Gas. Climax, Molybde-
mum, Reynolds Metals, Allied
Chemical, Electric q Musical IN
dustries, Vanadium. Baltimore q
Ohio, Pure Oil, Standard Oil of
California and U. s. Gypsum.
Western Union was UP around
six points at times on a pro-
posal to split the common four
for-one. Directors also raised the
dividend.
American Machine and Foun-
dry was strong on news that the
company is going into atomic
research.
The bond market was steady.
Government issues In the over
the-counter market were mixed.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Chain Store Sales
Chicago Gruin

CHICAGO. Feb. 9 @..,-An opening
price bulge IN grains could not be en-
some Cereals. Notably wheat ASs feil l'GuaS Sack
first few minutes Of quiet active dealing.
on Sand at ,bs houses oenD had buying orders
counted for the. early price rise. Ap-
people who felt the Increasing world
aspect on the domestic economy.
T., Professional traders. however, were not
inclined to make very large commit
eni olSwhs hs mGmeas sn o mase mas seemsa sa to
when In doubt, do nothing
sSu, essg Tss q AZ, to lover s Mssreh $;ssA:
l:53N; oats unchanged to u higher.
March 2.siM. and lard cents lower
March N cents Isa7 . hundred pounds higher
A mildly bullish announcement came
from the Agriculture Department, which
said Y would barter surplus farm goods
materials, doing the stockpiling Of these
non-farm materials Itself. This could
lead TO q further reduction in farm
The Forsign Agricultural Service esti-
mated world corn production this sea-
son at 5.4S0. 900, 900 bushels, down about
per cent from last season. The total
Mos ESsd q a'G the % drs sss asR 1s. IN 1gssS r.
smaller crop in the United states.
Some Of the decline also could be
attributed to the prospects OF q smaller
sseey sseD Y said sdets ns nssd S9
genttna received fairly good rain In the
past couple Of days and this may help
bolster corn crop prospects, they said
report on grains put under Gov
efnment loan ~ the end OF January
was due for release after the markets
close. Traders were quite interested in
what the flgures for wheat and soy
beans would be as the 1854 crops Of
these cereals are no longer eligible for
Evening star., 1955-02-09
chieuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. FEB. o @,-salahle hoss
slow start, Butchers $3.50 lower; sows
mostly 25 lower; more choice 1gO-220
No. D'os IS over TAI find down nO q iS5S 6qo;
around . double deck choice No. Il 205-
2a9 lb Ct i5;35; ayn asSlk 2se3So p al de 90 90.
eral loads 330-360 lbs. 16.0Q-l5.25:
most soWs under $50 lbs. 14.2t-l6-00:
larger lots 100000 lbs. l2.75-f42 25.
.6alable cattle $4,000: salable calves
400; prime steers less active than re-
Gently: unLvenly steady to / 90 lower:
other grades irregular, averagine fully
steady: hfifers mostly steady cows COWS
Eeak; 9 small AZ R Rpackage hish prime I,iso
q Ss.p}SI, so S ehSss sass !, steers sg sRs
lie.g0.s4;50; . FEY head prime heiters
is.sS.ss.So: eonsmereial conn I 'S''H 70 low as, rood
15.00-1S.60; utility and commercial cows
10.7b-13.60l oanners and cutters 600.
1l.00; utility and commercial bulls
14.QQ-lR.0Q: good and choice vealers
25 .00-30l00: Gull to commercial Grades
8.00-24.00: stockers and feeders steady
but scarce; two loads good 800 lbs.
feeding steers 20.75 q short load choice
30 lbs. mixed stock steers and heifers
Salable sheep $500; slaughter lambs
moderately active, steady TO rs lower;
slaughter sheep about steady; most sales
gooa to prime Wooled lambs, 105 lbs.
down. 21,00-22.60.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Feh. g A (usDAl =
Wholesale prices Sn S bulk cnrteHs es
6SA cents: 90 score (A) 5S-5SA; 90
score tBl 57E-57a4; SO score tC) 57h-
10. ,hsess ,,,.s STEADY. sas ReoeiDts ls4.7so.
2o.sSO. New York SPOT quotations foi-
tras t4s-5O Ibsl 44ls-46: extras large
4$h;. smalls 4o-4os; standards iarse
5sNs. whites: :''i Extras 9is.5o sib is, 2as-
extras medium 43-43h. Browns: Ex-
tras I4S-50 lbsl A5-45h: extras large
Nearby: whites: Top quality as
30 bs1 44-46; mediums 44-44M; smails
40-40h. Browns: Top quality: (4S-5O
lbsl 44-46: mediums 43-431s; smalls 39-
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Washington Securities

SALES.
Wash Gas Lt-100 at 39N. 100 at 397s.
sOs EIec Pwr SOY bid k9sS eSS & & Il.
Pot Elec pwr 3.60% pfd $50 at 43N.
Qartlnckel com--S0 at 2bM. r.
0arfnekel 4h% pfd--50 at 2b I.
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7ZZNZZz
+ Z o y, Y
coMMoN STOCK DIVIDEND

sosh censssvsivs over's'iy hsymsai
The Board Of Directors Of Seaboard
Finance Co declared regular quar-.
terly dividend OF IS Gems share on
Common Stock payable April 10.
1855 70 stockholders Of record March
"a, 1855.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDENDS
The directors also declared regular
quarterly dividends Of 50 Gems Q share
on $2.l2 Convertible Preferred Stock.
and $l.43M on the $s.75 Sinking
Fund Preferred Stock All preferred
dividends are payable April 10, 1855
% stockholders Of record March "a,
1858.
A. e. WEIDMAN
7Seassrer
January ~, 1855
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Business Briefs

Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of a pound each of
/ 81 foods in general use, this week
declined to $6.77 compared with
$685. last week and $7.09 in the
like week a year ago-Dun &
Bradstreet.
Electric Power Production in
the week ended February S to-
tailed 10,047. 100000 kilowatt
hours compared with 10,003,-
100000 in the previous week and
was 1880 above the like week
a year ago.-Edison Electric In
stitute.
Montgomery Ward g. Co.'s ap-
peal from a ruling outlawing it's
staggered method of electing
directors will be heard by the
Illinois Supreme Court on March
Is. Wards annual meeting is
set for April %.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
directors recommended a four
for-one stock split and raised the
dividend to 81 from IS cents.
Shareholders win vote April 13.
Sheraton Corp. registered $40
million Of 4.Aq5 convertible de-
bentures due March !, 1867, with
the SEC.
Allegheny Corp. stockholders
approved q recapitalization plan
paving the way for dividends on
the common stock.
Ell. DUPONT de Nemours G. Co.
announced it will exercise its
right to subscribe to one million
shares Of new General Motors
Corp. common stock at $75 a
share.
North American Aviation in
three months ended December
81 earned $5,950,000 or $1.73 a
share VS.. $2,780,000 or 81 cents
in 1858 period.
Hilton Hotels Corp. estimated
1854 net income at $5.4 million
compared with $6.4 million in
1858.
General Baking Co. in year
ended December Is earned ST.
243,079 or 81 share VS.. $2,206,-
625 or SO cents in 1858.
GoOdall = Sanford in three
months ended December 81 had
a. loss of $2,330. 900.
Other earnings included:
For Year Ended December 81, I
Evening star., 1955-02-09
FOREIGN Exchonoe

NEW YORK, FEB: = R. ForeIEn
exenanse rates follow. Great Britain in
cellars Sthsrs n gents SrshaHinsed H
In New York, open market, 3ls Der cent
premium or 03.0eh.
Enrope-Qreat Britain. pound. ASA
Vi. 66-day. 2.7sM.. Oh 5-32; 9V-day.
2.7s 1882 OF 5-32; Belgium, franc.
l;a9M. on 00.s: F.anes, FRANC. assss:
Holsnd. i ssildsr ssss: s'fh ftsly MIRA Ira . .is
Portugal escudo. $50; Sweden, krona.
1873; Switzerland, franc. free. 23.3lla
on .0Qh; Denmark, krone. 1850.
Brazil, free. 1877. Mexico, s.02; vene-
zuela. bolivar. 30.03.
Par East-Hong Kong dollar, 17.40.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Feb. o M.-cotton fu-
small during the forenoon today. Deal
March prior to first notice day. Hedges
made their appearance. but this was
more than readily absorbed by trade
buyins, In part against export sales.
Noon prices were 20 cents a bale
higher TO 5 cents lower than the previous
close. March. 34.45; May, 34.57, and
July. $500.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

hourly Sales on the Exchange.
IL 900 am. SAu COO " noon 1eo 600
100 pm. ] $50 600 goo pm. 600 600
tuuit OF trading 10 snares or sales IN
Rates Of dividends In The foresoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual dec.
laration Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends ere not included.
plus AlsO stoet xiS 'iyiSenS eelaaed nu oI psss
IN 1866 plus stock dividend. Paid last
year. { Payable in stock, estimated cas- b
value on ex'dividend or redistribution
date, g DECLARED or paid 90 far this year.
an accumulative issue with dividends In
omitted, deferred or no action taken at
last dividend meeting: Declared or paid
ing dividend. cid Called. I'd Ex dividend.
x-dis Ex distribution. IT 81 riehts.
wd When distributed. vi When issued.
Elm bankruptcy or receiyership or being
reorgani5ed under the Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed By such companies.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Feb. o 0F,.-spot non
ferrous metal price today; Copper 80
Lead IS cents pound, New York.
Zinc liza cents Q pound. East ct. Louis.
Tin el cents pound, New York Al
Pittsburgh, scIap steel No. heavy was
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK, Feb. o @.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lct transactions By principal
Ssslsrs on the @ @sxshsnse for February 8:
2S3,2Sl shares, including 1886 shares
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Maryland Banks to Close

Maryland banks will be closec
Saturday in observance of Lin
coins Birthday, which is a legal
holiday in that State.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Feb. up. - Dividends
announced:
Accumuiative
Evening star., 1955-05-20
British N Campaigning
Is Free, but It's Tough

ing any active part at all. From
the beginning Of the election
period all programs which deal
even remotely with political sub
jects are cancelled. Mr.. Byers,
for instance, is professional an
nouncer of cricket matches. But
since he is also Liberal Party
candidate, he cannot appear on
BIC on his regular broadcasts
until after the election.
Between the three major par
ties, time as allotted on the basis
of representation in Parliament.
An inter party conference has
given the Conservatives and the
Socialists three TV programs
each, adding up to an hour in
all. The liberals, after some pro-
test, accepted their single spot
with good grace. The system
has one great advantage: All
the time provided is free.
Within these austere limits,
the parties have a free hand. Al
though BIC is charged with the
responsibility of providing equip
ment, studios. make = up and
whatever is required in way of
props, it washes its hands care
fully Of everything else. The
parties have their own television
experts" to advise them on form
Of programs and write scripts.
The approach, however, has been
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Figure in Sloying
Linked to oFHACuse

PITTSBURGH, May 20 R.-
A former Army lieutenant con-
victed in absentia by an Italian
court for murder has been in
dicted by a Federal grand jury
for trying to influence a court
witness.
The grand jury returned the
indictment yesterday against
Aldo Icardi. "a, a private inves-
tigator for a Pittsburgh law
firm. Icardi denies both charges.
The FBI arrested Icardi April
Z and accused him of trying to
sway the testimony of Mrs. Vir-
Evening star., 1955-05-20

THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. - ALL
Evening star., 1955-05-20

generally timid. The British poll
tician seems to accept television
with a good deal Of reluctance
and shrinks from anything that
might look like originality.
Some Disastrous Results
In the rare cases when they
have departed from the tried and
true technique of panel quiz
show, the results have been close
to disastrous. People here are
still laughing at Mr.. Attlee's
homespun performance during a
pipe and slippers version of the
fireside chat.
Technical crews at BIC recall
with horror Foreign Secretary
Macmillan's attempt to stroll
casually around the set discuss
ing complexities of British for
eign policy between puffs on his
cigarette.
Laborite DR.. Edith Summer
skill. who was rash enough to
use props including a package
of tea to drive home her talk
on high prices. is now threat
ened with prosecution by the tea
company.
In short. you get the impress
sion that in Britain the era of
"the TV election" is off to some
thing less than a flying start.
Like the Republicans and Demo-
Gratis before them, politicians
here are discovering that the
television studioi is an excellent
place to lose votes as well as
win them. Because although
British voter is an easy man to
entertain he is also a very hard
man to convince.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Eisenhower Names
ArIinqtoniun to SEC

Harold C. Patterson, So. of
Arlington, Va. a Democrat, was
nominated by President Eisen-
hover today to be a member Of
the Securities and Exchange
Commission for a five-year term
beginning June 5.
This was a promotion for Mr..
Patterson, who now is director
of the SECS Division of Trading
and Exchanges.
He was named to succeed Paul
r Rowen, another Democrat,
whose term expires June S.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Armed Drug Addict
Hunted in District

The search for an escaped Al
year-old Virginia mental patient
today shifted to Washington
after police in Falls Church
learned that the man said he
was going to take a taxicab into
the Capital.
The fugitive spent the night at
a Falls Church motel, police
said, and was the object of an
intense search in that area this
morning. Police said they later
located someone, however, who
was told by the mental patient
that he was going to Washing
ton.
A police lookout Said the fu-
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Continued From First Page
pretty well divided responsibility
between them.
In the end, Lord Samuel who
had remained aloof from the
round-and-tumble of discussion
staged a desperate race against
the clock in his 1-minute sum-
mary of the Liberal view. War.
he said, should be abolished as
an institution in the civilized
world. The nations economic
salvation lay in increased pro-
ductivity and In treating indus
try as a whole. A Parliament
divided between two political
machines representing the haves
and the have-nots was a very
dangerous Parliament indeed.
Rules Are Tough
No one would care to predict
how many people would vote
Liberal as result of this tight
packed Is = minute broadcast.
(For their part, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hastings assured us afterward
that they were still Conserva-
tives). But 1t did at least pro-
vide fair sample of use that tele-
vision is being put to In this
election.
Rules are tough. Under terms
of its government charter, BIC
is severely prohibited from TAX
Evening star., 1955-05-20

them a sedative and called Anne
Arundel County police at Edge
water. Both were taken to Anne
Arundel Hospital for treatment
of shock.
School officials said both
priests are members Of the Au-
gustinian Order.
Father Palladino came to the
school about two years ago after
parish work at Jamaica, Long
Island, N. Y. A native of Revere.
Mass, he was ordained in 1949
at the Shrine of the Immaculate
Evening star., 1955-05-20

gitive was an armed drug ad-
dict, Roy E. Chaffln, Al. and
described him as dangerous"
He is 5 feet, 3 inches tall, weighs
139 pounds. has black hair and
blue eyes.
He fled the Eastern State
Mental Hospital at Williams
burg, Va.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

Conception here.
In addition to his mathematics
classes, Father Palladino was
moderator of the debating club
and directed public speaking
classes. He graduated in 1949
from Villanova (PaD University.
Father Skelly is a native of
Philadelphia. He was ordained
in December, 1858, and is in his
first year at the local school.
Both students were scheduled
to graduate in the first senior
class at Archbishop John Carroll
High School next month.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

ginia Petro. 80, Of West ALI
quippa. Pa.
She is due to testify at the
trial Of Louis A. Balber, "A. of
Pittsburgh, one of % indicted
for trying to defraud the Federal
Housing Administration.
Icardi was convicted in abb
sentia by the Italian courts for
the Staying of OSS Mai. william
Hilahan of New York. Mai.
Holahan was shot to death be-
hind enemy lines in Northern
Italy in 1914.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
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Continued From First Page

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but saw no one after surfacing.
Thinking they had drowned, he
began swimming for shore, he
said.
Father Skelly reached Shadow
Point and went to the home of
Mrs. w. L. Mcdowell nearby.
Peter arrived at the home about
IS minutes later.
Mrs. Mcdowell said both were
near exhaustion and seemed to
be in a state of shock. She gave
Evening star., 1955-05-20

1907 All Wool Sport Coats.
A Reg. 1895 value in light
and dark shades. Two
button model with patch
pockets. Sizes IS to 46.-
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Handicapped Group
Will Have Meetinq

The Presidents Committee on
Employment of the Physically
Handicapped will hold its an
nual meeting Monday and Tues
day in the Departmental Audi
toriurn.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Wood Returning

SEOUL. May 20 (P.-C. Tyler
Wood, economic co-ordinator for
Korea. left by air today to con-
suit with Washington officials on
aid programs to Korea.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

Reg. 1893 FailIe Skirts
Smart faille skirts to wear
with your bright
blOuses. Black and NOW
solid colors in slim and e.
swing style. Sizes "a -
to 38. -
Evening star., 1955-05-20

Higher.Prieed Shorts
Women's brief shorts
in checks. plaids and NOW
solids. Denim, picolay EW
and novelty fabric. "
Sizes IL to Is.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

Sheer NyIon Hose
Regular $1.00 hose. First quail
ity sheer and NOW
ssv :sss':s :s.s::. s:'s:s; s',.: /: 58c
8 to IL.
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ticipating the Governor Gen.
erals call to the prime ministry
already has approached H. s
ISuhrawardy, leader of the
Awami League. and Abdul Fazul
Hug, chief of the United Front
Party. to discuss formation oil
Ia national (coalition) govern
ment. These two minority parties
hold a total Of SO seats in the
constituent assembly.
No Parliament Yet
Pakistan as yet has no regu-
liar parliament. The constituent
assembly elected in June is
charged both with drafting the
constitution and necessary in
term legislation.
The Moslem League was the
Icountry's only regular political
party when Pakistan was created
in 1947. 1t has dominated ma
Itional governments since then
but recently has been losing
ground to newer parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08
TWO MORE VISITORS TO RUSSIA
Bishop Blunt Retiring at rs;
Revealed Palace Romance

YORK, England, Aug. 8 (P.-
The Anglican bishop who tipped
off the British people to the
King Of England's love affair
with Wally Simpson in 1886 is
retiring.
DR.. A. w. F. Blunt submitted
his resignation yesterday as
Bishop of Bradford. effective
October 81. citing "age and i'll
health" He will be rs next
month.
The bishop, who had reputa-
ton for living UP to his name
first brought into the open the
royal romance Of King Edward
VIII-now the Duke Of Wind
sor-with the American divorce
In a sermon ON December |
1886, he declared 1.-The King needs
the grace of God as much as
any of his subjects" The Ed
Mechanically affair had beer
widely reported abroad but until
the Bishop spoke out there was
no mention in British news.
papers or among most Britons
about the romance.
DR.. Blunt's remarks brought
the matter to a climax. Edward
abdicated a few months later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08
U. S. Envoy to Chiong
Due Here Tomorrow

NEW YORK, Aug. 8 (R.-
Karl L. Rankin, United States
A m b a ssa dor to Nationalist
China, arrived yesterday by
plane from London for a two
months home leave, accom-
panied by Mrs. Rankin.
After reporting to Secretary
Iof State Dulles in Washington
tomorrow, Mr.. Rankin will
spend some time at his summer
home in South Bridgton, Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08

and married Mrs. Simpson in
France. In his memoirs. pub
lished in 1851, the Duke said
The immediate effect of the
Bradford bombshell was to shat
ter all my hopes of settling my
problem one way or the other
by private negotiations with my
ministers. I could no longer af-
ford to wait passively."
The Bishop was a leader of
the faction of the Church of
England opposed to divorced per-
sons remarrying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08
|Mohommed Ali Quits
AS Pokiston Premier

KARACHI, Pakistan, Aug.
iR.-Mohammed Ali, Prime
Minister of Pakistan since April,
1858, resigned last night after
losing his position as leader of
the Moslem League Party.
A five-hour meeting of the
Iparty's high command ended
with election of Finance Minister
Chaudri Mohammed Ali to sue
coed Mohammed Ali as chief of
the Moslem League.
The Prime Minister immedi-
ately presented his resignation
ito acting Gov. Gen. Iskandar
Mira, who asked him to con-
ltinue in Office until formation OF
a new cabinet.
Unofficial sources said Is
kandar Mira also had suggested
that Mohammed Ali might con-
tinue as Prime Minister without
being leader of the Moslem
League. but that Mohammed Ali
had rejected the offer.
League Lacks Majority
The Moslem League won IS OF
the constituent assembly's 80
seats in the election last June,
leaving it still the nations larg-
est party but lacking a majority
Sources close to Mohammeo
Ali said he resigned because he
had been rejected as leader OF
the Moslem League and because
the League had voted to form a
coalition with the Awami (Peo-
ple's) League should efforts fol-
a national coalition fail. Mo-
manned Ali. the sources said
had preferred a coalition with
the United Front Party.
Chaudri Mohammed Ali, an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08
Gold Strike

Harry Gladstone located a
pocket with 1000 ounces Of gold
while prospecting on Misima
Island in Eastern Papua, Port
Moresby reports.
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