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FARM AND GARDEN

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NEW CHICKwEED. CRABGRAsS.
other offensive weeds compi. eradi-
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estion Fw employee * tSIm settled Iss
ladies: exceptionally large. beeut.
rms: next bus stop: grill and Ice
box PRIVILEGES: ample bath and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
Pope Asks Consideration
F or Labor in Attenuation

VATICAN CITY. Mar. 7 up
Pope Plus XII warned man.
agement today that failure tc
consider the worker as a person
would delay the natural develop
ment Of automation and cause
sudden crises Of unemploy-
ment."
The 8l-year-old head of the
Roman Catholic Church spoke To
the Italian Christian Union OF
Managers and Directors and
foreign observers attending the
unions national congress in
Rome.
All Of you know" said the
pontiif, that today, wherever
an effort is being made to in
crease production, which is the
primary aim of automation. the
question Of the worker as a per-
son. be he manager or crafts
man, Of higher or middle rank
though clearly OF first impor-
lance. is yet the object Of a re-
grettable neglect
The pontiff declared such neg
lect would not only delay the
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natural development of auto
nation but also cause crises of
unemployment and ultimately.
serious harm to the economy of
the entire nation"
The Pope said that "undoubt-
edly, the time of Cautomation)
transition" might cause increased
unemployment among older
workers. but that there is dam
ger also for younger workers,
whenever the nation is forced
by the competition Of other
countries TO speed up the stages
towards automation.
Therefore" he added, at be-
comes necessary to think out
even now suitable plans so that
technical change will not result
in public disaster"
THE all-important consider
alton Is man as a person." said
the Pope. mo planning OF man.
agement, no professional or leg
islative institution, no extensive
organization with officials and
meetings, can create or take the
place OF the personal value of
man"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
.Birth-Con.troI Program
Starts in Red Chino

LONDON. Mar. 7 (P.-Com-
munist China announced today
it is starting a large scale birth
control program to keep its ire
mendous population under con-
troll.
In addition, the Red regime
will now permit doctors to per-
form abortions and sterilization
operations if patients request
them.
The new program was dis
closed by Minister Of Health Ii
Teh Chuan in a speech to the
national committee of the Chi
nese Peoples Political Consula-
tive Conference. 1t was broad
cast by Peiping Radio.
China's population is estimated
at more than 600 million. in
creasing by about Is million
persons a year.
The broadcast stated that
Minister Ii, woman, made a
strong plea for birth control and
planned families to improve the
welfare and health of the
people "
Minister Ii Teh Chuan an
nounced that with the greatest
reluctance the health authorities
were going to change the strict
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07

South Ireland. captured four
parliamentary seats in a surpris-
ing show of strength.
Will Boycott Dali
The Sim Feiners have de-
clared they will boycott the Dali
to dramatic their demands fol
an all-Ireland Parliament.
The new Dali will meet March
20 to elect the new Prime Min
lister, Mr.. de Valera again ma.
rejected suggestions that hi
form a national unity" coali.
ton government.
While ballots were beinl
counted. armed raiders blew III
a British troop recruiting cen.
ter on the border dividing tn,
republic and Northern Ireland
A Royal Ulster consta bulary bar,
racks in County Fermanagh. jus
across the border, also was at.
tackled. One policeman Wa!
wounded as the raiders opened
rife and machinegun fire. Tit
attackers escaped.
= Condemning the revival Of thu
IRA, Mr.. de Valera mas pre-.
dicted confidently that Northern
Ireland can be made part Of tn,
republic by friendly persuasion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
Egyptian Steamer
Moves LIB Jews

ATHENS. Greece. Mar. Z LP)
The Egyptian ship Mecca
arrived yesterday with lib
Egyptian Jewish refugees bound
for Israel.
A United Jewish Appeal
spokesman said this was the
largest number of persons
forced to flee from their native
land" ever carried on a single
vessel. More than 300 are chill
dren under IL.
Mecca passengers told news
men they had seen no relaxation
Of repressive measures against
Jews in Egypt.
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rules governing induced abortion
and sterilization.
From now forward these OPP
creations would be performed on
request without restriction.
"She said that this did not in
the least imply that the govern
ment favored either of these
things and she stressed the VOL
untary nature of all birth con-
troll. -.
she said that maximum eff
forts must be made from now
on TO improve the supply of
contraceptives and that the
price of contraceptives should
be lowered and an adequate
supply ensured"
The minister noted that OPP
position TO birth control was
particularly strong in China S
vast rural areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
Firm, 9 Employees
Quit Britain for
New Life Abroad

HARROGATE, England, Mar.
7 (P.-A British engineer said
yesterday he is emigrating to
Australia with his key employees
and $4,000 pounds (s14O,000)
worth of equipment.
There are too many re-
strictions in England" said
Fred Pilkington. Il thought my
employees would welcome the OPP
portunity of starting a new life
in a young. virile country. When
1 invited them to pack up and
come along they didn't hesi-
tate"
The engineer said nine key
employees and their families are
going with him, plus bulldozers,
excavators and other equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
Syria Drops
Death verdicts

DAMASCUS. Mar. 7 R).-
Nobody is going to be executed
after all as a result of Syria s
show trial of AZ persons accused
|of plotting with Britain, France
Iraq and Turkey to overthrow
the Syrian government.
Premier Sabri Assali yesterday
committed the death sentences
given five defendants in custody
to life Imprisonment.
The other seven persons SEN
fenced to die are refugees
abroad and were tried in alb
Isentia.
Assali confirmed the prison
sentences given 20 others in GUS
Itody. ranging from three months
to life. Ten exiles tried in alb
Isentia also were given prison
sentences and five defendants
were acquitted.
The government announce
ment of the Premier's action
made no mention of the SEN
fences against those abroad. The
48-day trial before a three mar
military court ended February
&c.
Those spared from death BY
a firing squad were two members
OF parliament - Adnan Attassi
son Of Syria's former presiden'
Hachem Bey Attassi, and Ali
Sorour: former cabinet minister
Sami Kabbara. former parlia-
Iment member Subhi Omary anc
1t. Col. HaSan Hakin, former
Syrian military attache in Egypt
| The AZ defendants were &C.
lcuSed of planning 10 aSSasSlnatt
President Shukri Kuwatly, Col
Abdul Hamid Serial, chief O
Army intelligence, and SoclaliS
and Communist leaders with tn,
aim of eliminating leftist ele
mentS from the government. TIT
government charged Britain
France, Iraq and Turkey insti-
gated the plot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
Accord Seen
In Indonesia

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Mar.
(P.-All signs point today to-
wards a compromise between
President Sukarno and his old
friends and associates who OPP
pose his plan to bring the Com
munists into the Indonesian gov
eminent.
Responsible sources say the
possibility of widespread violence
during the present crisis remains
remote.
MIR. Sukarno lost one of his
big aces yesterday when Army
Chief OF Staff Maj. Gen. Abdul
Harris Nasution strobe out of
the palace, repeatedly angry over
the Presidents continued in
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Iinsistence that the Communists
be allowed in the ruling councils.
Gen. Nasution has been con-
Isidered a staunch hacker Of
the President. Without Gen.
Nasution's support and the guns
he commands, Mr.. Sukarnos
hand would be immeasurably
weakened.
Some sources here say Mr.. SUI
karno will drop the idea of in
Guiding Communists in the cabi-
net and agree to reduce his coun-
Gil to strictly an advisory group
IN its relations Win the CABINET.
This would preserve some SEM
blance of the plan aimed at STALL
ing the disintegration threaten
ing Indonesia.
In exchange, those who oppose
Mr.. Sukarno's conception of gov.
eminent may support the idea
for an advisory council from all
walks of Indonesian society, in.
GLIDING the Communist-domi-
mated Labor Peasant groups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
.Israe|is Man
GAIA Lookout

! ISRAEL FRONTIER. GAIA
Strip, Mar. 7 (P).-Israeli farm
erS in collective settlements fac
ing the GAIA strip manned their
lookout towers today for the first
time in four months.
Tractor drivers again carried
rifles while working the fields
as they did before the Israeli
army captured GAIA in early
November.
The farm families along the
border are organized in a form
of home guard to watch for Arab
inflltrators and Egyptian trained
"Fedaveen" commands.
Each settlement has lookout
towers from which farmers by
turn keep watch on the GAIA
Strip day and night. Trenche;
along each settlement on the
GAIA side were manned BY
youthful farmers and their wive.
during the November fighting.
At the big frontier settlement
of Nahal OF, 2 miles east anC
in clear sight of the Town O,
GAIA, there was disappointment
as the young settlers watched
their soldiers pull out of GAIA.
Some expressed optimism thai
border raids would not return
to the pre-November tempo be-
cause of the U. N. occupation.
Others feared they might give
chase to an infiltrator at night
and by mistake fire on a U. N
soldier in the darkness.
The farm settlements were
quiet as Israeli troops came of
the GAIA Strip. One husky younq
farmer at Nahal OF, watching
the departing columns. shrugged
and said, THE past four months
have been the most peaceful We
have known"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
Gloriu Gruhume
Leaves Husband

HOLLYWOOD. Mar. 7 Up
The stormy marriage of Actress
Gloria Grahame and Cy Howard,
television producer. has broken
up and she has left their Bev-
erly Hills home for the home of
her mother. Mrs. Jean Hallward
in the San Fernando Valley.
Miss Grahame said she plans
to file suit for divorce as soon
as her lawyers reach a settle
ment with Mr. Howard regard
ing finances. She is to start
work in a new movie in two
weeks.
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ueStlllyl Fdrty IA seats, assuring
him of a working majority. Four
elected but rebellious Sim
Feiners have said they are going
to boycott the l47-seat Dali
(parliamenD. and Mr.. de Valera
can count on three and perhaps
four members who ran as in
dependents.
The Fine Gael trailed with 81
seats, Labor IL, Sim Fem 4,
Clam Ma Talmhan 3, Clam Ma
Poblatcha /. The independents
collected 8. Seven contests have
still to be decided.
COnvenes March 20
Mr.. de Valera's formal eleva-
ton to Prime Minister will await
the converting of the new Parlia-
ment March 20. Under the Irish
system. the premier is chosen by
Parliament in a pocket" cleo
ton that is only a formality
when one party has an overall
majority.
Mr.. de Valera's Fianna Fail
Party-basically conservative on
domestic issues - picked up
strength as final returns were
being counted. while the chal-
longing Fine Gaels ran into set
backs.
Mr.. Costello has governed at
the head of a coalition govern
ment supported by the Labor and
Farmers Parties and three Re-
publicans.
The American born "Dev''
three years ago refused to form
q coalition government when his
party won only IS seats. Mr..
Costello, a Dublin lawyer. patched
together a several-party cabinet.
He resigned when one faction
pulled out over the weakening
economic condition.
One of the problems confront
ing Mr.. de Valera. last surviving
commander of the 1916 rebellion
against the British, was the ris-
ing tide OF militancy in the re-
public against British rule over
the six counties of Northern Ire
land. He has condemned at
tempts to settle the partition dis
pute by violence.
The Sim Fem, political arm of
the outlawed Irish Republican
Army which favors force
If necessary to unite North and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07

increasing capacity of member
nations to resist Communist
aggression.
1t will also take up plans fol
further combined training exer-
Icises. and assistance in training
personnel and providing them
with equipment.
Air Marshal Sir Francis Fres-
sanges of Britain said he die
not believe Southeast Asia was
any more explosive or dangerous
than the Middle East, and added
he did not have any indication
Indonesia was going Communist
But Rear Admiral H. M. S
iChoudri of Pakistan said it wa.
l"extremely difficult" to make 6
comparison between the situa.
ton in the Middle East anc
Southwest Asia.
He said communism was max
ing headway in both areas pre-
senting situations that arr
equally dangerous"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07

III IIle Pacific, mace tne Statemel
conference of eight military ad-
visers of SEATO here for a three
day meeting. This is in advance
of the meeting CT foreign min
listers of the South East Asia
Treaty Organization to open or
Monday.
Admiral Stump commented
that there definitely has beer
great deal of submarine &C.
tivity. but much of what yor
hear is false alarms. That i
true in war as in peace"
He said that most reports Of
submarines in out of way places
when they are tracked down
are found to have been due t
mistakes of inexperienced OBJ.
servers"
| Air Marshall Sir John Nc
Cauley of Australia, who pre-
sided at the news conference
said the military advisers will
present a report to the foreign
ministers dealing with ways o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
FOUND

DOG, terrier, male, mostly white with
nlack aud some Drown markings. Cali
jU 5-b2ll. after 30 pm,
DOC, younR. male. black. white chest
Pound IN VIC. Of Chesterbfook Woods.
Va. KE. s-f2Ss
DOG, gray ghost Vemarantr Collar
no tagS Found vicinity Dillon Parry
Nd 10 S-i',gn
DOO, collie setter type male, white and
black In rakoma PARK JU j-bfsJ.
80 m. 10 . pm
DOC, hound male In Glen Echo, JU
6-Jls3, $40 am to 3 pm
DOG spitz type white, some black Vie
kensington ~ 5.5ls3, s3u am
10 3 pm
DOG. boxer male In MONTGOMERY
County. JU b-5ls3. $50 am. 70
DOC, pomsranian female. leht tan. no
tag Vicinity Chew Chase area. EN-
3.i2s6
PUPPY, mixed breed, tan ana white 10.
male. Vic Coventry ri owner or
Good virginia home. Ki e.3a5y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
De Valera Wins Control
Of Irish Parliament

DUBLIN Ireland Mar. LEBANON de Valera control
OF the Irish Parliament today dramatic political comeback
This means the old fgher-now IA and nearly bind-wll
replace John A. Costello Ielands
years on the sideines opposition leader
Latest returns Mr. de Vaeras Fanna Fail tmen of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
Soviet Subs Increasing
In Pacific, Stump Says

CANBERRA, Australia. Mar 7 l1.-Uned States Admiral
Felix Stump said today the
been increasing at rapid rate in the Pacific and there nd
cations of their extending the scope of their activity"
Admiral Stump commander of the United
the Pacific made the statement response queries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07

DOG, pomsranian female. iight tan. no
tag Vicinity CHEVY Chase area. EN-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-19
HALLANDALE LIKE NEW

3 Bedrooms 2 Baths
See this lovely 3 bedroom, bath
CHS home with large living room,
dining room. tile features. formica
kitchen, utility, awning and carport.
Only $9e5 down. EZ terms, pay
less than rent.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-19
Willie Mays All
Sturs Here Sunday

Miami is ready and awaiting
the , exhibition baseball game
which will feature the famous
Willie Mays, major league ALL
Stars against the Sneed and Barn
hill All-Stars Sunday night at
Miami Stadium.
On Monday of this week the
Mays Stars defeated a Mexican
team, managed by Bobby Avila
of the Cleveland Indians, by a
score of 8 to 8. Yves Covington,
star of the Worlds Series Champ
los Milwaukee Braves, hit a home
run with two on to clinch the
win.
Also featured with Mays team
is Hank Aaron, another stellar
star of the World Champions.
In addition to these, fans will
also see such well known base
ball names as George Grove and
Brooks Lawrece of the Cincinnati
Redlegs, Ernie Banks of { h e
Chicago Cubs, Elston Howard Of
the New York Yankees, Gene
Baker and Jim Pendleton of the
Pittsburgh Pirates, Ssm Jones Of
the Cardinal, Junior Gillian and
Big Don Newcombe of the Dod-
gers, Connie Johnson Of the Bal
timore Orioles and Al Smith of
the Indians.
Managed by Sylvester Sneed
and Dave Barnhill, both Of Miami
the Sneed and Barnhill All-Stars
are composed of some of the top
stars of the Negro major leagues.
Included in the lineup will be
Leroy Cromartie, another Mia
milan who played for the famous
Clowns, Rocky" Simmons, who
won the Miami All-Stars batting
championship during the recent
season, and others.
Admissions are: General $1.25.
reserved seats, $1.65, box seats,
$500 and bleachers, $1.00.
Tickets are now on sale at Mi
ami Stadium and North Travel
Bureau, 1104 NV 3rd ave.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-19
Harold Robin
Wants L.istings

Harold Robin, new associate of
Roth-Wiener Associates. register
ed real estate brokers, Is seeking
real estate hstings In this area.
Mr.. Robin is well known and
quite popular in this area having
worked in the Liberty City area
for several years. He is asking
all his friends to list their homes
or buildings with his company.
Mr.. Robin says to see him be-
fore you buy a home.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-19
Popular Cafe Closed
in am, Open In pm.

You may find the Lucky Rose
Barbecue and Restaurant, sos NV
18th ST., closed during the morn
ing hours when you go there for
that early morning stack of pam
cakes, bacon and eggs breakfast,
or just a plain cup Of coffee.
Here's the reason why!
The city has been digging up
the street in front of the ocular
restaurant for some time now,
and workers continue to spray
dust and. dirt around the premises
which is contrary to good sanitary
behaviour.
But here's the good side Of it
all:
The restaurant continues to
serve its many patrons their ev-
ening meals. BY late afternoon
the city workers are finished for
the day, the dust and dirt cease
to fly, and with peace and SEE
renity prevailing, customers may
sit, order and eat without any
disturbance.
The same fine delectable dishes
that are favorites with the people
and catered by Mrs. Rose Lee
Lucky, owner of the restaurant,
will be served during the even-
ing and late hours.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-19
In-Around The Bahamas
BY A. y. MekiNziE

court the law gives the women
the benefit of the doubt" h a
been the popular belief for years.
But the unusual happened in the
Supreme Court on Oct. 8, when
an all-male jury rejected the evil
dence of three women against
Thomas Forbes and acquitted him
of breaking into the home Of his
girl-friend (Verdell Smith) and
stealing items valued about $ll.
In a truck accident at Mastic
Point, Andres, on Oct. 8, ] b n
Monroe, n, suffered face a n d
hind injuries. He was taken to
Nassau on a Bahamas Always
flight for treatment. On the same
day 4-year-old Duke Alexander,
seriously ill, was flown I T m
Orange Creek, Cat Island, and
t;ken to Princess Margaret Hos
pital.