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1957March 12

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• GIRL SAVES BABY IN FIRE; Passer-By Runs Into Burning Building to Rescue Boy
• Washington Proceedings
• REDLEGS' HOMERS TRIP PHILLIES, 4-2; Shult, Whisenant Connect --Cards Top Braves, 4-3 --Pirates 3-2 Victors Musial, Aaron Connect Pirates Win in Ninth Nats to Stay in Syracuse Touring U.S. Six Wins, 8-2
• FUTURES ADVANCE FOR SUGAR, COCOA; Copper Falls 15 to 25 Points on the Heaviest Volume Since Last April 5 Copper Off 15-25 Points
• CITY FACING LACK OF SALK VACCINE; Shortage for Month Is Seen by Administrator of Drive Against Polio Here Drop in Manufacture
• THREE RUNS IN 9TH DOWN CUBS, 7 TO 4; Castleman, Rogers Triple in Giant Rally as Chicago Loses Third Straight Drabowsky a Starter Rush of Cubs Ailing
• M'CLELLAN FEARS A DELAY BY BECK; Says Word From Teamsters Chief on Inquiry Shows 'Measure of Reservation' Beck Gives Interview
• NO WAIT FOR STABLING; Yonkers Raceway Stalls to Be Ready for April 1 Opening Scheider Billiards Victor
• STASSEN DENIES CURB; Says New Status Aids Work in Field of Disarmament
• FRENCH MINERS STRIKE; 24-Hour Coal Walkout Brings Almost Total Stoppage
• Jet Airliner Rides Winds to 698 M.P.H. Record
• NAVAL STORES
• 2 DETECTIVES RAISED FOR RIGHTING WRONG
• High Taxes Found to Handicap Minnesota's Development Plan; Refusals Acknowledged HIGH TAXES SLOW MINNESOTA PLAN
• U.N. Chief Suggests Move Aims to Placate Egyptians; Slur at U.N. Force Seen MOVE IS DEFERRED BY HAMMARSKJOLD
• 66TH MUSICALE PLANNED; Haarlem Philharmonic Fete Will Be Held Thursday
• MUSIC NOTES
• Notes
• STEEL OPERATION EASED; Four Units in U.S. Steel's South Chicago Works Closed
• Jordan's Parliament Called
• SHIPPING--MAILS
• New Group to Fight Bank Bill
• TREASURY BILL RATE DECLIINES SLIGHTLY
• EXPLORER SET UP OUTPOSTS FOR U.S.; As Head of Navy's Operation Deep Freeze He Established Year-Round Polar Bases 1,800 Men Involved Did Not Rejoin Expedition
• NASSER CHALLENGES U.N.
• HOPE IS PUT IN U.S. FOR STABLE MIDEAST
• Fire Ruins Bradford Lodge
• MARY B. WINSLOW, 42, OWNER OF THEATRES
• Crimson Picks an Unblushing One; Yovicsin Outspoken but No Braggart-- Ivy Goal Reached Harvard Potential Praised Ivy Coaches Handicapped
• Five Hurt in Purdue U. Blast
• STERNS' PLEA STUDIED; Court to Rule on Subpoena in Spy Case Inquiry by Jury
• Henry Holt Appoints Editor
• OUR OWN INDIAN PROBLEM
• JUDGE IS REBUKED ON CRY OF POLITICS; Desmond Answers Lumbard --Defends State's Method of Selection for Bench
• BLOOD DONATIONS SET; Red Cross to Get Gifts at U.S. Naval Depot and Utility
• ENGLISH TEAM GETS 335; Gains 193-Run First-Innings Lead in So. African Match
• Screen: Documentary and Fantasy; 'Lost Continent,' 'Red Balloon' on Bill
• High School Sports Notes; Lincoln Hurler Likes to Shave 'Em Close 7 Medals for 5 Swimmers Life of Riley Can't Wait Till Next Year Coaches' Clinic Slated Yonkers Finally Conquers
• ARRIVAL OF BUYERS IN NEW YORK; ARRIVAL OF BUYERS
• HIGH COURT REJECTS LASKYS' TAX APPEAL
• 3 U.S. Fliers Die in Britain
• The Proceedings In Albany
• Business Records; BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS
• Hilton Hotels Raised Net 84% Last Year To Record $16,752,369, or $4.50 a Share
• BORNEO TROUBLES STRAIN INDONESIA; Army Group on Big Island Is Reported in Revolt-- Jakarta Cabinet Split
• WEDDING IN JUNE FOR ANNE CONIGLIO; She Is Fiancee of Dr. Eduardo Anzola--Both Attend Yale School of Medicine
• CANADIAN PACIFIC GOES ELECTRONIC; Carloads of Paperwork Are Turned Over to Computer at Montreal Depot 3,200-Mile Network
• Aerial Navigation Aids Were Invented by Byrd
• ISRAEL HOLDS U.N. MUST GUARD GAZA; World Body's Responsibility Is to Keep Egyptians Out, foreign Ministry Says Warns of Terrorism Fedayeen Activities Charged ISRAEL HOLDS U.N. MUST GUARD GAZA Coptic Cleric on Trial
• POLAND ASKS U.S. FOR $300 MILLION; Bids for Surplus Crops and Machinery Loan--Offer Expected to Be Lower
• Lady Korda Is Remarried
• Retired as Ambassador, Mrs. Luce Writing Play
• STOCK PRICES DIP IN SLACK TRADING; Average Off 2.05 to 314.03 --American Motors Most Active, Rises 7/8 to 7 BOEING HAS LATE RALLY But Other Aircrafts, Metals, Oils Are Weak--Mesabi Recovers a Fraction Intertype Again Sets High STOCK PRICES DIP IN SLACK TRADING
• U.S. Rubber Appoints Sales Promotion Chief
• U.S. WHEAT SALES WIDE; 32 of 42 Importing Countries in Pact Have Bought Here
• U.N. BODY WARNS ON RADIOACTIVITY; Health Group Reports Force Must Be Curbed to Guard Future Generations X-Ray Records Suggested
• FORD, CHRYSLBR INCREASE OUTPUT; Industry's Total Production Up Last Week--G.M. Shows a Decline Chrysler Output Up Ford Is Leading
• G.E. Opens Puerto Rican Plant
• 4,700 IDLE IN STRIKE; Fisher Body Workers Go Out in North Tarrytown Dispute
• Supreme Court Backs Ouster of Colombian
• HOW MUCH HELP TO POLAND?
• C.A.B. SETS HEARING ON AIR CRASH HERE
• U.S. SPURNS SOVIET ON MIDEAST PLAN; Call for a Big-Four Mideast Declaration Also Rejected by Britain and France Soviet Tactics Assailed Red Arms Shipments Cited
• NEWSMAN'S TRIAL OPENS; Red Inquiry Witness Charged With Contempt of Senate
• ANDREW J. ANDERSON
• SKI JUMP HONORS TO SAMUELSTUEN; Westerner Captures North American Title Contest-- Vincelette Scores
• SOUTHERN THEORY SCORED BY JAVITS; Senator Holds Interposition in Segregation Cases Is Peril to U.S. Powers
• Ill Soldier Dies Abroad as Pet Flies to Him; Red Cross Seeks to Return Dog From Paris
• Terry, Sturdivant, Urban of Yanks Blank Red Sox; Dodgers Lose; Giants Score; BOMBERS VICTORS IN FLORIDA, 2 TO 0 Red Sox Limited to 3 Blows, All Off Tom Sturdivant-- Mantle Beats Out Bunt Two Errors by Carroll Williams Takes It Easy
• NEGRO SCHOOL'S POST OPEN TO BIAS WRITER
• Health Forum Set in Brooklyn
• EXHIBITION BASEBALL
• 2 JAPANESE TEAMS WIN IN TABLE TENNIS
• PUPIL STABS TEACHER; Youth Had Been Accused of Drinking in Class
• LIBRARY RULING ASKED; G.S.A. Tells Congress to Act on Tribute to Truman
• BAHREIN IS LINKED TO ANCIENT TRADE; New Excavations Offered as Proof Isle was Commerce Center 5,000 Years Ago Feline Tooth Also Found 100,000 Mounds at Bahrein Sea Route Assumed
• KASPER TESTIFIES; Says He Took Negro Girl to Mixed Parties in New York
• SWENSRUD TO RETIRE AS GULF CHAIRMAN
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• NIXON PAYS VISIT TO HAILE SELASSIE; Vice President to Discuss Arms and Economic Aid With Ethiopian Ruler
• Weiss--Klein
• Atlas Gets Uranium Mine
• 10,000 Each Month
• Mrs. A.G. Altschul Has Son
• 'JET PILOT' TO GET TARDY LAUNCHING; Universal Will Release Film Finished by Howard Hughes at R.K.O. in 1949-50 Flynn in Zanuck Film
• Sidelights; Canada's Dollar Climbs High Spurring the Demand Win, Place and Show Whopping Sale On Dividends and Splits Miscellany
• DIRECTOR PROPOSED BY JERSEY STANDARD
• BONN TO OBTAIN ATOM ARMS DATA; Will Have Access to Secrets Obtained by Partners In European Pool Bans in Treaty Recalled
• Shop Talk
• NEW TRAIL REFUSED; Supreme Court Bars Action on Virginia Lands Suit
• N.B.C. TO PRESENT BASEBALL SALUTE; Gene Kelly, Ed Gardner and 18 Stars of Sport to Appear on TV Program April 13 TV Rooms to Rock 'n' Roll
• POTATO ESTIMATE DOWN; Winter Crop Forecast Below Level of a Month Ago
• TAX LIENS BARRED; Attorney General Finds State Benefits Not Subject
• AMBASSADOR TO MANILA
• The Cast
• Text of the U.S Note to Soviet Union; Decision on Hungary Cited Capable of Our Judgment As to Economic Cooperation
• RETAILERS OPPOSE WAGE-HOUR RULES
• White Joins Arkansas Staff
• TEACHERS' PAY RAISED; Great Neck Increase Averages to About $600 Apiece
• An Eisenhower Quits Hospital
• PRESIDENT CLEARING WAY FOR TRIP SOUTH
• City is 'Healthiest for Its Size' In History, Dr. Baumgartner Says; Seeking Ill Persons
• Harvard Six Plays Friday
• NEW QUAKE IN GREECE; Terrifies People of Volos Area --No Casualties
• Obituary 3 -- No Title
• Ferment in the Capital; An Evaluation of the New Self-Criticism Among Both Republicans and Democrats Maneuver for Position G.O.P. Warned, Too New Ideas, New Men Assumptions Challenged
• Sports of The Times; Knuckling Down Added Difficulty A Two-Way Street Big Shake-Up
• U.S. Urges Farm Safety
• STANLEY LOST TO BRUINS; Will Miss Rest of Campaign With Torn Ligaments
• TV Review; 'A Child Is Waiting,' Deeply Moving Play
• TWO SCIENTISTS JAILED; Pair Sentenced in Maine in Sale of 'Accumulators'
• Plane Sighted in Colombia
• Cuban Counterfeiters
• JERSEY DECREES FULL-VALUE TAX ON LAND BY 1959; State Supreme Court Splits 4-3 on Grace Period to Obey Century-Old Law CUT IN RATES EXPECTED Ruling Is Made in Monmouth Case--Railroads Win on Lower Terminal Levies Railroad Gets Tax Equality Sees No Sharp Rate Cut JERSEY TOWNS GET LAND TAX ORDER Vanderbilt Scores Majority Roads Seek $4,161,570 Cut
• YUGOSLAVS SPURN ATTACK IN PRAVDA; Press Insists Tito Still Wants Friendly Ties With Soviet but Scorns Surrender 'Monstrous' Pravda Declares 'Negative Attitude' Assailed
• Voss--Hergesheimer
• L.I. STORE IS SOLD BY NAMM-LOESER; Gimbels Takes Over Unit in Bay Shore--Outlet Is Closed for Restocking
• NASSAR MOVING TO TAKE OVER GAZA; NAMES GOVERNOR, SCORES U. N. UNIT; HAMMARSKJOLD DEFERRING ACTION; CAIRO MAKES BID Seeks to Reduce Role of Gen. Burns' Force to Border Patrol U.N. Named a Governor No Advance Warning NASSER IS MOVING TO RECOVER GAZA Nasser Holds Meeting Egypt Bars Canadians
• RENEWED VIOLENCE REPORTED IN CUBA
• MISS JANE CRUME ENGAGED TO WED; Junior at Mount Holyoke Is Future Bride of Theodore Carpenter Slosson Jr.
• Hitchcock Has Operation
• MONEY SUPPLY TIED TO RISE IN PRICES
• ITALIAN FANS RIOT; Supporters of Rival Soccer Teams Clash at Bari
• BRANIFF OBJECTS TO PANAGRA PLAN; Does Not Want to Buy Part of Airline if Pan American Gets New Latin Routes A Continuing Dispute
• WOLFSON BARS A CONTEST; But He Will Offer 'Suggestions' for 'Pruning' Operations
• Spring Jewelry: Ropes of Beads
• MOLLET HOPES U.S. WILL CURB NASSER; Tells French in TV Reports Events in Gaza Prove His Suez Stand Was Right Warning to U.S. Implied
• HOUSE STILL SPLIT ON CORN MEASURE
• Summary of the Day
• BUILDING PLANS FILED
• U.S. RULE FEARED IN AID TO SCHOOLS; Representatives of State Groups Give Opposition Views on Measure
• Topics of The Times
• New High-Backed Chairs Have a Period Grace
• Harvard Appoints Yovicsin Successor to Jordan as Coach of Football Team.; GETTYSBURG PILOT GETS CANTAB POST Yovicsin, 38, Will Install T Formation as Harvard's 22d Football Coach Jordan's Release No Surprise Improvement Chief Task
• OIL MOVING AGAIN IN SYRIA PIPELINE; Petroleum Expected to Reach Terminal on Mediterranean From Iraqi Field Today Talks on New Line Slated Oil Balance Seen for Europe
• ONLY SEVEN SHIFTED IN AUGUST A SCHOOLS
• North Carolina Rated Top Team By Basketball Writer, Coaches
• WOMAN IS ENROLLED AS A MINISTER HERE
• WHITE SOX CHECK BROOKLYN, 1 TO 0; Held to 2 Hits, Chicagoans Reach Darnell for Run in Fourth Inning at Miami Elston Halts Threat Dropo Drives in Run
• COTTON FUTURES DIP 2 TO 20 POINTS; Decline Appears in Sluggish Market--March Weak in Narrow Trading
• JUPITER MISSILES STILL THE ARMY'S; Wilson Delays Order Giving Weapon to Air Force as Decided in November
• J. HORTON IJAMS, 72, INSURANCE OFFICIAL
• CAPITAL SHOCKED BY CAIRO'S ACTION; Some U.S. Officials Say Basis for Israel's Withdrawal May Have Been False Hammarskjold is Quoted
• HIGH COURT FREES COSTELLO ON BAIL; He and Texas Gambler Are Released in Appeal on Conflict in Tax Code Action Called Unusual
• CELLER CALLS FRICK BASEBALL DICTATOR
• Chimp's Realistic Touch in Abstract Art Finds Market
• Sports Today; BASKETBALL
• JERSEY LEGISLATOR PROTESTS FARE RISE
• Orient Influences Evening Clothes
• JURIST WILL TRY A PLAY ON STAGE; Justice Bernard Botein to Turn Latest Book, 'The Prosecutor,' Into Drama 2 by Dorothy Herbert Script by Chodorov
• DISEASE DOOMING AMERICAN ELMS; Dutch Elm Disease Is Taking a Heavy Toll of One of America's Favorite Shade Trees
• House Group Insists President Cut Budget; PRESIDENTIAL CUT IN BUDGET PUSHED 'Abdication of Responsibility'
• BUDAPEST INCREASES ITS POLICE PATROLS
• FILM FETE ON MARCH 21; 'Around the World' Showing Will Help Rescue Mission
• NICKEL COMPANY SETS NEW HIGHS; Earnings of Inco Rise From $6.14 to $6.50 a Share-- Other Company Reports Nickel Shipments Off CHANCE VOUGHT HUDSON BAY MINING STUDEBAKER-PACKARD COMPANIES ISSUE EARNING FIGURES
• BUYING IMPROVES AT 2 TOY SHOWS; International Exhibit Draws Large Crowds--American Fair Equaling '56 Level Toy Fair Business Off
• Music Sleuth Finds Missing Haydn Mass; LOST HAYDN MASS FOUND IN AUSTRIA One Work Still Missing
• OPPOSITION BEGUN EARLY; South African United Party Fights Universities Bill
• Melikian--Dadagian
• Margaret Baetz Offers Recital
• EX-CELL-O TO VOTE; Meeting April 1 to Decide on Increase in Common Stock
• BRITISH FACE UP TO NUCLEAR AGE; Their Mood Is Found Almost Aggressive--Convinced of Continued Greatness Alternative Voiced Tendency to Blame the Past Social Advances Noted Job Values Changing Old Standards Retained
• CUSTOMS RECEIPTS OFF FOR FEBRUARY
• ROBOT TAX DETECTIVE; Massachusetts Has Machine for Detecting Evaders
• JUSTICE ASKS CARE OF DISTURBED YOUTH
• PIPELINE SYSTEM LIFTS GROSS, NET; Transcontinental Gas Profit and Revenues Set New Highs Last Year
• LOAN FUNDS EASE IN WESTCHESTER; Survey Finds U.S.-Backed Home Mortgages Are Least Attractive to Lenders Desirability Is Big Factor F.H.A. Situation Similar
• Food: Meal Overtures; Sea Scallops Used Raw or Poached In First Course of a Light Dinner
• U.N. Food Unit Meets in Rome
• U.S. WOULD KEEP ALASKAN POWERS; Administration Aides Favor Statehood if President Has Right of 'Withdrawal' Form 'Vital' Outpost Sees 'Sugar-Coating' Martial Law Power Cited
• N.Y.U. OFFICIAL NAMED; Director Chosen for Student Center at Washington Sq.
• LAKER FANS NEAR GOAL; Need $11,000 More in Drive to Keep Club in Minneapolis
• BONDS OF UTILITY IN MARKET TODAY; 2,000,000 Issue of 4 % Minnesota Power Liens Priced to Yield 4.58% Pennsylvania R.R.
• Seats for 'Tunnel of Love' Fete
• SPANIARD SEEKING RETURN OF '98 SHIP; Envoy Suggests U.S. Yield Captured Cruiser Used by Annapolis for 45 Years Noted as 'Fastest Ship' SPANIARD URGES RETURN OF '98 SHIP
• Anderson to Raise Cash As a Pro Weight Lifter
• COMMODITY INDEX UP; Figure Rose on Friday to 88.8 From 88.6 Last Thursday
• FRANCE OFFERING LURE TO TOURISTS; 1,500 Hotels Will Cut Rates 15% for Dollar Payments, Paris Aide Says Here
• 'Talking Bomb' Built By Illinois Scientists
• CIRCUS COMING TO TOWN; 1,100 in Ringling Troupe to Tour Without Big Top
• Siena Elects Obermayer
• Bank of Canada Proposes to Increase Flow of Funds Available for Mortgages
• St. John's Law Editor Named
• Darren McGavins Have Child
• LOIS FELIX ADVANCES; Beats Mrs. Wilson by 6-4, 7-5 in Indoor Title Tennis
• CANADIAN PACIFIC RAISES EARNINGS; Profits for 1956 Up 26.3% Over Previous Year--Gross Increased by 12.7%
• Books Today
• MAYFLOWER II DUE HERE FOR SUMMER; West 41st Street Pier to Be New York 'Plymouth Rock' Through Thanksgiving
• Film Censors Approve Blurred View of Nude
• Atomic Aide Appointed
• Admiral Byrd Dies at 68; Made 5 Polar Expeditions; Admiral Flew Over Both Poles and Helped Establish Antarctic as a Continent BYRD DIES AT 68; POLAR EXPLORER 5 Arctic and Antarctic Trips Provided Groundwork for U.S. Defense Concepts Frigid Testing Ground First Trip in 1928-29 Born in Virginia Polar Flight Eclipsed Work Under Federal Auspices
• REFUGEES ARE LAUDED; Dr. Saunders Calls Hungarians in Austria Good Citizens
• Leonard B. Sands Have Son
• Textron Officials Get Bouquets And Brickbats at Lively Meeting; Dividend Cut, Textile Loss Assailed--R.C. Thompson Is Elected President TEXTRON DRAWS PRAISE AND FIRE
• TIMBERLANDS BOUGHT; Oxford Paper Co. Signs Pact for 165,000 Acres in Maine
• Fried Resigns Post With Prisons Board; FRIED QUITS POST ON STATE BOARD
• Mazur--Picker
• NEW ISSUE SLATED; I-T-E Circuit Breaker Company Plans 10 Million Financing
• Civil Defense Chief Urges Shelters
• BOARD CRITICIZED ON TRANSIT POWER; Con Edison Tells Mayor That Authority's Program for Plants Is Wasteful
• NEW HAVEN FIVE BOWS; Beaten by Texas Southern in N.A.I.A. Test, 67-66
• Nation Warned of Perils Ahead From Rise in Atomic Pollution; Engineer Group Urges Plans by States to Control Wastes in Air and Streams From Nuclear Industry Plants Wide Range of Discussion Power Plant Held Safe
• Van Doren Dethroned on TV Quiz By a Woman Who Knows Kings; Columbia Instructor, in 14th Appearance on N.B.C. Program, Is Deposed by Mrs. Vivienne Nearing, a Lawyer Answered Other Parts Friends Urged Mrs. Nearing Jobs Required Study
• OTHER UTILITY REPORTS
• No Bids on 277 Park Ave.
• WEAKNESS RULES ON LONDON BOARD; Prices Dip Lower, but Losses Are Small--Shipbuilding Issues in Decline
• Syrian Envoy Has Surgery
• Letters to The Times; Nationalizing Suez Legality of Egyptian Move Said to Be Supported by Record Increasing Telephone Rates Hospitality to Students Entertaining of Youth Here Under Exchange Program Asked Newark's Water Supply To Fight Nephrosis To Study Discrimination Tampering With Bill to Examine Civil Rights Program Charged Diplomats' Linguistic Lack For Interest in Public Affairs
• Theatre: Far East Drama; 'Wedding in Japan' at the Greystone
• Vietnamese Robbed in France
• OUSTED UNION AIDE QUITS WELFARE POST
• DR. LOUIS SADOFF, 67, A DENTAL SURGEON
• Yanqui-Style Fatbol Rivals Bullfighting As Mexican National Sport, Coach Says
• Chase Manhattan Aide Made Personnel Officer
• Berkray Vice President Chosen for Higher Post
• AIR OFFICER WEDS MISS CAROL CARNEY
• PENTAGON SECRECY REPORTED ON RISE
• Kingly Title Is Dealt To Jack of ALL Trades
• COAST DRIVE CONTINUES; Los Angeles Group Named to Study Park for Dodgers
• A Correction
• U.S. Survey Similar
• Mundane Court Curbs Astrologer's Stock Tips
• Cecile Dionne May Wed
• STATE BALLOT LAW MAY FACE U.S. TEST
• SANTA ANITA RACE TO LIGHTNING JACK; Favored Round Table Is 5th as $29.10 Shot Scores on Final Day of Meeting
• OTHER RAIL REPORTS
• STRONG POINT FIRST IN SPRINT AT BOWIE
• MORHOUSE BACKS 1C 'GAS' TAX RISE; State G.O.P. Leader Splits With Party's Legislators-- Fears Highway Delay MORHOUSE BACKS 1C 'GAS' TAX RISE Notes Commission Backing Harriman Backs Plan
• Son to Mrs. Maxwell E. Cox
• Coleman Buys Photo Concern
• CHAIN STORE SALES
• INSURANCE CONCERNS PRESS 5% MORTGAGE
• GATES IS INVITED TO CITY COLLEGE; Campus Forum Asks Editor of Daily Worker to Speak --Queens Ban Scored Student Unit Scores Ban
• MISS STANSBERRY TROTH; She Is Engaged to Robert L. Rosholt--Both Teachers
• Delaware Pilot Says Navy Tanker Was at Full Speed Before Crash; Testifies She Headed Toward Freighter Like Dead Ship' Despite WarningsInquiry Opens on Brooklyn Ramming Speed at 15 and 7 Knots Ensign Tells of Impact
• MARINE CHIEF IN PLEA; Litzenberg Urges Parents to Cooperate in Recruit Training
• RIGNEY NAMES AIDE IN SUFFOLK INQUIRY
• Tar Heel Quintet to Play Yale On N.C.A.A. Card Here Tonight; Syracuse Faces Connecticut, Canisius Opposes West Virginia at Garden Local Boys Make Good Cohen Leads Syracuse
• U Win Maung Burma President
• Loses Leg in Ice Mishap
• TAX MEN ACCUSED OF CRACKING SAFE
• MANHATTAN TRANSFERS
• World Peacemaker; Ralph Johnson Bunche Aided Joint Chiefs Had Choice of Jobs
• EXPEDITION IN 1933 IMPAIRED HIS HEALTH
• MALCOLM M'COMB, ECONOMIST, DEAD; Consultantto U.S. Commerce Department Unit Was Aide to Gen. Clay in Berlin
• Study on U.N. Army Planned
• STOCK TAX SHIFT VOTED; House Group Approves Levy of 4c Per $100 Market Value
• BRITISH PLAN ATOM SHIP; 80,000-Ton Tanker Expected to Be Ready in 6 Years
• COAST PROSECUTOR HERE; Brown of California Confers With Hogan on Crime
• HARRY S. KIMBALL, WAS ARMS-MAKER; Ex-Remington Head Dies-- Served With U.S. Shipping Board in World War I
• DIBIASE DEFEATS GIOVANELLI HERE; Aggressive Astoria Boxer Scores With Left Hooks Against Favored Rival Victor Suffers Out Harvey Starts Well
• STOCK RISE IS APPROVED; Canadian Fairbanks Morse Meeting Votes Increase
• ARRESTED BY NEMESIS; Suspect Seized by Detective Who Helped Jail Him in '5O
• Pope's Health Reported Good
• MENTAL HEALTH AND CITY LINKED; Tensions in Urban Trends of Man Discussed in Conference Under U.N. Challenge of Existence Stress on the Individual
• Ballet Dancer Attracts 19,995 With Not an Entrechat in Sight; Record Crowd Comes to See Wrestling at Garden and Ricki Starr, Their Hero, Obliges With a Victory A Sort of Body Slam 'Bad Guys' Win
• 1957 LOW RECORDED IN OUTPUT OF STEEL
• EXTORTION IS LAID TO 2 UNION AIDES; Officers of Teamster Local 239 Are Indicted in Queens Shakedown 2 Co-Conspirators Named $2,000 Extortion Charged
• FRENCH REDS SET BACK; Poujadists Also Lose Ground in Another By-Election
• Building Loan Aide Indicted
• DULLES ASSURES SEATO ON DEFENSE; Says U.S. Military Strength in Pacific Area Is Now Greatest in History Britain's Military Position Dulles Discusses Costs
• YORKVILLE FACES DEMOCRATIC FIGHT
• Norfolk's Cricketers Draw
• Officer and Director Named for Eversharp
• School Takes Newark Lease
• REPUBLICANS MAP 6 REGIONAL TALKS FOR '58 CAMPAIGN; Plan Early Start in Drive to Win Congress--President Hails 'Auspicious' Move '56 Outcome Accents Task Allusion to McCarthy REPUBLICANS SET 6 REGIONAL TALKS
• ARAMBURU ADVISER RESIGNS OVER 'LEAK'
• Events Today
• Music: Lily Pons as Lucia; Soprano Makes Season's Bow at 'Met' in Role She Sang at Her Debut Musicians Guild Offers Chamber Concert Louise Thai-Thi-Lang Gives Recital
• A.T.&T. Opposes 4-for-1 Split; Stockholders Will Vote April 17; Move Made Last Year Board Opposes Split
• Advertising: Brand Name Awards; Newspapers Women and Ads At Army Journal Art in Promotion
• 'Red Shoes' to Aid Refugees
• Mrs. Barbara Phillips Rewed
• BILLS ON PIER UNIT BACKED IN ALBANY; Senate Approves Measures to Broaden Jurisdiction of Bi-State Commission
• INDUSTRY SAVINGS ASCRIBED TO ATOM; Dr. Libby of A.E.C. Tells Times Forum of Use of Isotopes-- Westinghouse Awards Members of Panel 'Moral' Question Raised Further Broadcasts
• TRANSPORT NEWS: SINKING WEIGHED; Mormackite Loss Debated at Hearing--T.W.A. Adding to Its Luxury Flights Luxury Flights Increase Plane Orders Mount Transport Sails Again
• FRAUD HEARING IS SET; March 22 Arraignment for 8 in Army Depot Case
• EDUCATIONAL TV OPENS LIVE SERIES; First Network Program Seen on 23 Stations--New York to Get Shows on Kinescope Reading From a Novel Other Participants Listed
• Money
• LARGE PARCEL SOLD IN JACKSON HEIGHTS
• Red China News Visits Urged
• St. Patrick's Night Benefit
• ELLIOTT CLIPS 880 MARK; Landy's Australian Record Cut to 1:49.3 by Athlete, 19
• Wood, Field and Stream; Fishing Fortune Strikes Discordant Note as Angler's 14-Year Sail Quest Ends
• Nehru Is Re-elected
• EDWARD A. STEVENS DIES; Ex-Rowing Coach at Harvard and Oregon State Was 74
• MOYLAN TOPS COOK IN FLORIDA TENNIS
• LOSS OF BID PROTESTED; Air Force Accepted Higher Estimate, Official Says
• Sees Drive For more Funds
• STUDY OF SUBURBS IS URGED ON STATE; Legislature Asked to Set Up Board to Survey Problems of Areas Near the City COUNTY HEADS BACK BILL Aim Is to Improve Small Units of Government in Suffolk Nassau and Westchester Cooperation to Be Sought
• Psychiatrist Gets Award
• QUINN DEFENDS OUTSIDE ACTIONS; Councilman Seeks to Prove He Had Right to Appear as Pleader Before City Unit
• SINGAPORE PARLEY ON SELF-RULE OPENS
• PHONE RATE BILL APPEARS KILLED; Labor Stand Aids Opponents of Measure Aimed at Blocking Increases Commission Counsel Hit
• United States Supreme Court
• JOBLESS TAX RISE ASKED; Group Wants Seasonal and Apparel Firms to Pay More
• FEDERAL AID CUTS URGED BY BURGESS; Treasury Official Calls on Nation to Forego Projects Requiring Assistance BUDGET TERMED TOO BIG Country Is Spending Faster Than It Should, Bankers' Conference Told Budget Held Too Big Problem Termed Critical Military Spending Cited
• BRONX TRANSFERS
• New One-Way Plan Cuts Delay by 30% In Midtown Traffic; NEW PLAN SPEEDS MIDTOWN TRAFFIC Plan to Ease Bottleneck Bus Situation Confused
• MRS. JOAN DANIELS IS REMARRIED HERE
• SHOW FOR HIGH SCHOOLS; Connecticut Students Again to See Shakespeare Excerpts
• MILWAUKEE ISSUE ON MARKET SOON; $22,200,000 Improvement Bonds Due April 16--Other Municipal Offerings Jefferson County, Tex. New York School Districts Norwalk, Conn. California Water District Durham County, N.C. Pensacola, Fla. Parma, Ohio Oregon School District Oshkosh, Wis. Daviess County, Ky. $63,685,000 for Housing
• Accounts
• Woman Survives 4-Story Fall
• MISS SARAH STEVENS BECOMES AFFIANCED
• The Proceedings In the U.N.
• Books of The Times; Romance With Mythologies Cards Stacked Against Lovers
• $826,679 Tax Lien Filed
• Parley on Homes for Elderly
• Books--Authors
• ON TELEVISION
• Britain, Bonn in Trade Pact
• TWO FLOORS LEASED; Insurance Concern Takes Big Area at 15 Gold Street
• Egypt Advances Clearing of Suez Canal; Work on Tug Edgar Bonnet Starts Today
• B'nai B'rith Lodge Elects
• CORNELL VICTOR, 74-66; Defeats Penn Five in Final Game of Season at Ithaca
• RALLY DEVELOPS IN GRAIN MARKET; Wheat and Soybeans Close Mixed, Others Move Up-- Dust Storms Reported U.S. Corn Sales Easing
• NICKEL PROJECT IS BACKED BY U.S.; Cuban Venture of Freeport Sulphur Gets Contract to Buy Its Production $100 Million Outlay Planned
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• 31 DRILL AT BAKER FIELD; Columbia Nine Holds First Outdoor Practice of Season
• ROSS TO TAKE OVER QUEENS JOB TODAY
• MANAGEMENT STUDY SET; Savings Bankers Will Attend Program at Dartmouth
• Needles Runs Second to Admiral Vee in Gulfstream Dash; FLORIDA-BRED ACE BEATEN BY A NOSE But Needles Shows Top Form After 7-Month Lay-Off-- Admiral Vee Pays $8.50 Atkinson Rides Winner Had Just Enough Left
• French Take a Rebel Base
• Red China Concedes Slavery
• Four Hurt in College Fire
• FAIRBANKS GETS TRIPLE; He Boots Home Mayor Will C., East-West, Yon at Lincoln
• I.C.C PERMITS B.&O. TO RAISE DEBT COST
• BRITAIN AND FRANCE
• Wolfson Becomes No. 1 Holder Of Shares of American Motors; Romney Confirms Meetings With Financier, Who Says He Would 'Prune' Set-Up WOLFSON BUYING INTO AUTO MAKER
• COURT REINSTATES UNION INDICTMENT; Supreme Bench Refuses, 5-3, to Rule on U.A.W. Political Spending Before a Trial COURT REINSTATES UNION INDICTMENT Opens Way for Trial Noted 1949 Decision Opinion by Douglas Statement by Reuther
• MARILYN BRANSON IS A FUTURE BRIDE; Rosemont Student Engaged to Martin Robert Miller, a Senior at Villanova
• WALTER RECOVERING; Conductor Is 'Doing Fine' After Heart Attack
• People
• COLLEGE FUND TO GAIN; Scholarship Benefit April 12 for Brooklyn Polytechnic
• Art: Works of Philip Pearlstein at the Peridot; Paintings, Drawings Are on Display Group Show Held at Viviano Gallery
• Senate Aide Leaves Belgrade
• OSEL OUTPUT ASSURED; Ford, Mercury Plants Will Build New Car Line
• Israeli Newsmen Briefed
• LUCKENBACH HONORED; Wins a U.S. Health Citation For the Second Year
• Native Folk Art Will Be Shown At New Museum in Williamsburg; Collection Whole Again Legacy of Portraits
• Calgary Signs Furey
• PAPER IN RECEIVERSHIP; 3 Named on Recommendation of Boston Post Creditors
• Desperate Air Voyage Added to Byrd's Fame; 1927 Flight Helped to Show Value of Safety Features
• ON RADIO
• U.S. INVESTMENT UPHELD; Pearson Says Canada Needs Capital for Progress
• Harriman Hits Bill
• SAMUEL ORNITZ, MOVIE WRITER, 66; Member of 'Hollywood Ten,' Jailed in '50 for Contempt of Congress, Is Dead Collaborated on Scripts
• IVY LEAGUE STANDING
• ISSUE OF $9,000,000 IS MARKETED HERE
• Cordiner to Be Honored
• PRESIDENT BEGINS BIPARTISAN CHATS; Confers With Four Leaders of Congress on Domestic and Foreign Topics Model for Future
• The Probable Line-Ups
• AGREEMENT WON ON CAR INSURANCE; Albany Leaders Aim to Plug Holes in Compulsory Law, --Mahoney Holds Out 'Final Step' in Protection