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Show SUNDAY HERALD 12 u. YCHUL1951 I u d i es Cli d n g e i J hi is f e time to use now LAY AWAY! convenient rennuy ..':'-'- Laos S t rafeg y 11 1 J the to Communists, swinging which means a corresponding deterioration in the West's bargaining power. The State Department Friday officially charged that a massivetary situation there gets complete- tlement. Reports from London indicated Communist arms' buildup is takly out of hand. and Officially the Kennedy adminis- Britain was ready to accept such Ling place in northern Laos, g that Communist North Viet Nam tration today was still backing a plan, provided a imto is pouring hundreds of tons of So Laos sent is commission Vathana's Laotian, King Savang. i neutral mediately to halt Communist' in- viet arms; into the country. call for a three-natio- n A State Department spokesman commission to calm the civil filtration. to Russia was "stalling" efforts said The U.S. for viewpoint appeared strife and establish neutrality to A the be because bring pe,ace to Laos to gain military the CQuntry. changing was for the buildup. in Laos time balance of that power But there were indications the United States was moving toBy STEWART IIENSLEY WASHINGTON The ward acceptance of a Cambodian (UPI) United StMes ; is reported consid- proposal, approved by Russia, for conference to obtain a ering a change in diplomatic a strategy in Laos before the mili- truce and work out a political set; ' K !' ;'!-;- Sx''& . n 1 14-nati- on J " A fact-findin- 1 r SENATE BILL PROVIDES Algerians Fomenting New Violence 73 NEW FEDERAL JUDGES J. - ; V A : ' : ;.::a: bill and 63 new district ' judges, some to create 73 new federal judicial in newly created districts and 14 more than President some in districts witn crowded posts has passed dockets, for asked Kennedy i Senate the The Senate Judiciary Commit despite Republican tactics. of "tornado" protests tee, which first received the Ken The bill, passed Friday by voice nedy proposal for 59 new judges, vote, with only about a fourth' of added 10 new judgeships to,. it. the Senate's 100 members on the The Senate itself added four more floor: The measure must still be before passing it. It was passed after a, request acted upon by the House. eaaer nepuDiican It wbuld provide for 10 circuit by senate to I'M. 111., Everett .post Dirksen, judges for U.S. appeals- - courts 16 was March action until. pone - the U.S. Wanteddefeated- Dirksen Judicial Conference, which meets WASHINGTON (UPI) A r Algeria ALGIERS (UPI) said officials French today that nationalists appear toibe Algerian new romenting and ' violence , between i Eurbpean settlers and Moslems. A crowd of several hundred Moslems streamed through the streets of Belcourt Friday night shouting for the rebel National ; f . , j Liberation Front (FLN). ) q LAYAWAY His Easter ! Suit Now! i i e r. &2 . i prise demonstration. In less than a week, 16 persons Keating, R- the Democratic have been killed and 24 injured eadership's refusal to hold pub in clashes between Moslems and ic hearings on the bill. He said revenge-seekin- g European' set ':!"'. ; the Democrats stalled on a judge tiers. Most trouble of the up to now ad the Eisenhower bill under ship in the Ken soon concentrated as as was port city but ministration, mob Moslem a where of me . over took Oran, they "swept nedy two de burned elderly European off my feet when the tornado veloped in the committee on this women alve in their car on Tues !' A , bill." A' V'AAaa: day, 1 de Gaulle's Charles President The four judgeships added on the floor included two new dis personal representative in Alge trict posts in Indiana, a new Ver ria, Delegate General Jean, Morin, mont district seat- and a new warned that, extremists on both judge; for the Third Appeals sides "are at present trying toNew Jersey, set everything in motion to; precovering Court, Pennsy vania, Delaware and the Hnitate Aleeria into hate and! an ". archy."; Virgin Islands. o The recurrence of violence parently stemmed from the proach to direct) negotiations: between the F.rench! government land leaders of the the Tunisian-base- d Moslem rebellion on Algeria's fu ture. gress, j WarsaW -- A: 1;- . - ,- B. Sen. Kenneth N.Y.; attacked Envoy Dye ' t j ' - ' - , : i Quotes In The Nevs , Tze-tun- , " I an ! ; 3-PIE- SUITS WITH REVERSIBLE VEST! A' W- - Rich rayon an Orion acrylin sport suitr in blue, tan, olive! models with flip center vent! 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Moss will address thel a.m.'! session on 'Africa and the United Nations." comradeship remains. x 4'.' : Academy woman. 1 ! I At The Movies provo Excitement in f ull iklrted styles of rich lustroui nylon, all with intricate trims of lace, embroidery, ruffles, etc. Full skirted and in her favorite spring color ! CE; What's Playing . Moss To Address Conference on UN WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen ' I , informed sources : said today. Wang is scheduled to meet U.S. Ambassador Jacob D. Beam Tues day for the 103rd meeting jn the series of ambassadorial talks that began in Geneva in r 1955. The! Chinese diplomat has spent ' two mpnths in Peiping, and; diplomatic sources here said he prob ably has received, extensive? .brief g regime's ings on the Mao views on Kennedy. from propaganda Judging broadcasts and reports in the Peiping press, , Red China con tinuesiits active hostility toward the United States, in contrast to By United Press International the friendliness exhibited by the WASHINGTON J. Edgar Hoo Soviet Union toward - the new ad- ve, director of the FBI, who es ministration in its public pro timated that 90,000 fugitives from nouncements. ' justice! are at large in the United ? , Washington is reported to have States:1 instructed Beam to . sound out " 'The law enforcement officers Wang again on several outstand of this nation are embattled issues. They Their ranks are thin. ing will include the exchange of ' Chi nese and American news .corre Jerrie GAINESVILLE, Fla. spondents .and the release of four Cobb, the- - first woman to meet U.S. businessmen imprisoned in astronaut requirements: China. "I wish they .would design a suitable pressure suit for -- r ' TERRIFIC VALUE BUY! GIRLS' ' i , Communist Wang ) Ping-na- n is expected to return this weekend to make the first diplo matic contact between Peiping and the Kennedy administration, Sino-Americ- ' Strong contingents: of police and trooDs dispersed the mob. with: no here March 14, to forward its casualties reported. But officials could seeno motive for the sur opinion lot tne additions to con ' Red Chinese WARSAW (UPI) Chinese! Ambassador; ' ! j In If J FLOOR EliOES MAIN FLOOS , |