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AHOLD TEEH I IT YTEU. ME. I I WAS KNITTING, WHEN YOO tlOMSV fLUH! (Chiragn Daily QJrlhiine Tharscfar, March 1954 Part 4 Paie 5 StPRaIHEP mdur wrist HOW I I PALSY I FRO PEP STITCH HOW I I SiAr ruu JURORS INDICT' PROSECUTOR ON MORALS CHARGE Houston, March 10 District Atty. W. Scott .1 11 Step Thursday: 9:20 fe Oak Park.

Noes fa Evergreea fart. 12:30 fa PLEDGE CLOSER U. TIES WITH LATIN AMERICA ii i was indicted today on a charge i m. ICWC4CO COULP YOU, WHEN ENTERED YOU IN THE KNITTING CONTEST COULP YOU, WHEN UU.UM& WM.SY- IN TRYIN TO CATCH IT- rf -iSrtJ '7 ENTERED YOU IN THE COULPN 7JUST HOW'P FEU- OFF TH" J- i r- fTTs si Dulles' Vow Is Cheered; I a of operating. a house of prostitution.

Also indicted by the Harris county grand jury on the same charge were Lorraine Ayres, 28, and her brother, Curly Myers, 25. It was the second indictment on a bawdy house charge against Miss Ayres. She was convicted in 1951 of operating a house of ill repute. Her attorney that time was Scott, then in private practice. The three were ordered held under bonds of $1,000 each.

I don't know anything about it unless the indictment is just politics," Scott told reporters. special limited offer the famous Parley Proposed BY JULES DUBOIS Chfcif Tribune rrcu Service CARACAS, Venezuela, March 10 The United States today rledged to improve economic relations with Latin America and gave assurances that farm surpluses will jiot be dumped abroad. The pledge was made by State Secretry Dulles before cheering delegates in the economic committee at the tenth, inter-American conference. Samuel G. Waugh, assistant state secretary for economic affairs, invited the Latin American nations to an clared: The American atomic I blackmail has ended in fiasco.

ArftTiDrt'rm The soviet union has mastered SHOP BURGLARS FIRED ON; NAVY FUGITIVE SLAIN Edward C. Fisher, a fugitive economic conference in Wash- ington. He set no for the parley. "The United States will not1 continue to be satisfied merely with good political relations; B-B Rol-Rite, reg. $1.29, plus a free reg.

49c B-B refill DANGER OF WAR EBBS, PREMIER OF POLAND SAYS LONDON, March 10 Reuters Polish Premier Bierut told 1,000 Polish Communists in Warsaw today the danger of war has receded. The Communists, attending a congress of the Polish United Workers' Communist party, cheered as the premier de the secret both of the atcmic and the hydrogen bomb." He said Poland must strengthen its ties with the soviet union. Nrkita Khrushchev, the Kremlin's No. 3 man, who holds the key position of first secretary in the soviet Communist party, headed a soviet delegation at the rally. navy prisoner, was siam iasi night when he and one or two other men were surprised as burglars in the Savage Sporting Goods shop, 214 S.

Genesee Waukegan. Lee Savage, owner, who lives in back of his store, told Detective Chief John Brake that he was awakened normal marketings of friendly countries." In the political-juridical committee, Colombia joined the growing list of republics which favor the United States plan for collective action against communism. A verbal tussle developed when Jose Ricardo Chiriboga of Ecuador brought up his country's dispute with Peru over boundary limits and frontier violations. Peru's delegate replied angrily and the meeting almost got out of hand. Foreign Minister Vincente Rao of Brazil warned that Brazil would withdraw from the list of guarantor nations in the boundary dispute unless they stopped the argument.

His threat ended the Doth for the Price of the by a home made burglar alarm, grabbed a shotgun, and fired at the intruders, killing Fisher. Fisher's companion, or com Pen Alone panions, fled. Police from Philadelphia Great Lakes naval training sta 1 tion identified Fisher and said he escaped from the station 10 gives you finer, older whisky- days ago. Savage was not held. in this hemisphere," Dulles said.

We also want good economic relations. We shall seek them on a basis of mutual respect for the economic and social as well as the political beliefs of each other." Discusses Surpluses He told the delegates he recognized the complaints registered here against the United States and asked that "some of the difficulties and obstacles for which none of us can properly be held exclusively responsible" be eradicated. Waugh also discussed the problem of agricultural surpluses. He said that one of the primary causes of these surpluses "has been our attempt to maintain a too rigid relationship between the prices of farm products and other prices:" One result of this, he added, has been to price American agricultural products out of many foreign markets. It will take some time, he said, to adjust the United States agricultural economy to the more normal demand which has now developed." Cites U.

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