Show i FRIDAY EVENING CA W ' t ' Vv ' ' i s ' ' ' - f ' - - V Acapulco Not Just for Wealthy If I1 'YUi Army Barracks 3- - ' ‘f it :m’A NICOSIA Cyprus (AP)— British authorities cracked down with arrests and stringent'police measures today in the wake of extensive from damage "blasts dynamite set off by demon- a By CHARLES DENTON ACAPULCO Hex INS)-- The ' (Cr'--r- $ 5 vroe $ '1 1 v V $ W' Tv 6 4 -- i r'V I 1 A ing union of this strategic crown - en packet with the purchase of 25 SIX PACKETS : colony with Greece SIZE or 10 PACKETS 15 SIZE Fill your yard with other flowers that grow especially well in Mountain West soil and cliipate NASTURTIUMS MORNING GLORY AND MANY OTHERJj SWKT PEAS ZINNIAS ALYSSUM' SNAPDRAGONS v Six pre dawn explosions rocked Nicosia damaging a radio station army barracks and other buildings Barracks Raided Damage was done also in raids on an army barracks under construction at Episkopi where men threatened civilian three before guards setting off explosives at a generator Guards prevented’ attempts to set fire to a fuel dump at an army installation at Dhekelia and to blow up the ordnance depot at Famagusta Three blasts were set off outside the central police station in Limassol but little damage was done Is ' U Hi WVrtiv 4 Italian Ruins Will Be Repaired ! ’ 11 " Italy’s Antique Department has asked government for $867000 to repair the Arch of Constantine and the Colosseum rear both in danger of crumbling Big-Heart- ed j crossroads in the heart of Europe and it is valuable to Russia to keep occupation troops there It is difficult to believe the Kremlin is now ready to rejmjve those troops within a tir” ® L At any rate Chancellor Raab seems to believe he has a good chance to work out acceptable treaty terms Soviet Foreign JUimster Vyaeh- eslayj M Molotov reopened the treaty situation in his speech to the Russian Parliament on Feb 8 He said the Kremlm was jready to diicuss an Austrian treaty pro- vided the treaties to rearm Ger- many were not ratified This obvious attempt to impede come Ever since the end of World ratification of the treaties failed War II 10' years ago Russia has It became increaMng certain rati- would the be treaties the that blocked every attempt by ai leSj t0 Ivf AUSvFia ied back the freedom it lost when invitation Extended Nazi Germany seized it in 1938 last Thursday Nevertheless European Crossroads Molotov invited Raab to go to One reason is that Austria is a Moscow By CHARLES M McCANN United Press Staff Correspondent Russia is talking as if it is ready at last to sign a treaty for the restoration of Austria s sov-and independence Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab has been invited to go to Moscow to discuss the terms of a treaty He has accepted and will fly there April 11 There seems to be a feeling in Vienna and in some Western ai- lied capitals that this time Russia means business If so it must mean that the Kremlin is trying to strengthen its own position It can hardly n ean the Reds have suddenly be- big-hearte- f j d ’ aHina da tiald! Another reason very probably is the understandable desire of the dozen or so Iuxuriousf hotels lining AcapulcOVTamous bay to keep paying customers jlozing in their rooms beside their) swimming pools Still another fa the recently At the same time Molotov in a1 increased air service to Acapulco formal note laid down two condi Aeronaves de Mexico am affiliAirtions — ' that Austria mustxnot ate of now offers a World round trip ways with Germany and must not from Tijuana on the California Russia Talks of Signing Austrian Peace but There's a Reason Reds Aren't ' Pul LmSs?! fare capulco area are correspondingly moderate Few nightclubs insist on the American cover traditional most of them offer and charge their liquid refreshments at prices comparable to or slightly below those charged in the average i American playspot did- - i ! atH tf playground for the many rather than for the few are as many and varied as the tropical plants that make it one of the world’s most beautiful resorts! Not the least of these is the recent devaluation of the Mexican peso a measure strongly favoring American tourists With the Yankee dollar worth 12H pretty Mexican pesos the traveler finds that his expense money goes much farther than it once s a I -- I dle class The reasons for Acapulco’s emergence as a warm Weather w ? money LCab idle rich are being forced to pull in their elbows in one of thei? favorite winter play spots these days to make room for an intruder— Mr Average Man For the lazy pleasures of Acapulco a lush tropical garden with modern fixtures once almost exclusively the haunt of the international set are rapidly being brought within the financial limits of just ’plain Joe Vacationer They are in fact even being brought within at least jumping distance of Mexico’s growing mid- ' f j so-call- ed cs strators demand- el extra cest 195J Average Man Invades It I Rebels Blast Cyprus Radio APRIL 7 i Pan-Amerfa- antiRussian military join border for $112 iiance The completion of a highway These terms are acceptable to over the rirgged miles Raab He believes Alstrfa must between Acapulco and Mexico maintain neutraiity between City-5 a hours for courageous t1 West and East and aggressive motorists — also He has been working to has contributed fathe1 resort’s basi f agreement with Rus“ expansion j h becume chan sja evcr j things are changing in Aca? ceIlor 1953 he pulco The hotels still boast their ceed ft wJj b for shares of international J nomads triumph and blase socialities but sprinbjm R’ b 6 j heaw-oe- t fripnd kled among them are numerous fond ot good food Joe Doakses spending carefully-hoarded d ci2ar- - A vacation funds ?epre rian People’s And on weekends the streets pUmpn? in swarm with Mr and Mrs Jose nt th Becaule poiltics ’ before Mexicos herding their broods to World he was s mb the shores for a whiff of salt air of Prince Ernst von Starhem- - and a bit pf swimming and! snoozbergs private “Heinwehr” polit - ing under1 the palms cal army he has been accused of The town is a particular deFascist leanings But he has flight to the American tourist who is accustomed to having proved an excellent chancellor acute- pains in the wallet each time he turns around in this country’s jswapkier resorts A hotel as grand as the Prado las Americas —one of Acapulco’s finest offers luxurious accommoIn the Hoa Hao ranks The dations far two for about 250 have been largely removed pesos a day including meals from the opposition picture b!y vihich adds up to about $10 a the defection of their two tojp military leaders with some 15000 troops The Binh Xuyen lost considerable standing in the poor showing it made in Wednesday’s t 200-od- d twhis - I O d -- Every nurse I know is jutf wild about Clinic shoes I I always soy they'ro tho best shoe you can buy for th money I to $995 $895 OINUINI OOOOYIA WILTS Clinics available AAAA to - E Sixes to 12 South Viet Nam's Diem Woos Another Opponent SAIGON South Viet Nam (AP) ious truce Business returned to normal in Premier Ngo Dinh Diem sought emthe capital today for thg first today to bolster further his battled government by wooing an- time since the Binh Xuyen staged other wavering leader of the pri- Wednesday’s brief revolt that cost vate armies seeking his over- 26 lives Taking advantage of the Sears most popular house paint at this important saving! A perfectly balanced formula produces a long - wearing throw prefine appearing surface with The American-supportemier also was reported preparing excellent self - cleaning fea- to announce formation of a new tures Brushes on easily dries government excludd non-partisa- n ing from the cabinet the Hoa Hao over night Gallon and Cao Dai religious sects opcovers 600 or more square posing Diem They have held four seats each in the present govfeet one coat tack-fre- 0 ernment : V t ' ' ' Saigon passed another calm night as the Binh Xuyen Society — third of the South’s dissident privately armed groups — and the government stuck to their precar y' ' Caj-dais- j Snowhite Enamel Enamel Undercoat Odorless Bonds to Surface Odorless Perfectly White lullxGen Paul Ely French commissioner general for Indochina sought to harden the truce he had arranged into something! more permanent Diem’s lieutenants worked behind the scenes to bring over an important new convert frdm the “United Fiont of was H Nationalist Forces” Lam Hao Gen as Hoa identified Thank Nuuyen A switch by Lam would be a signal victory for the Premier So far there has been no break Quart that Tha whit Si!icnbd aiily’fer r 2:19 1 IS whitt whit! STAYS 4o rasist (taint watht kitchan both woodwork For Any Paint Indoors-o- Lam a moderate does not see eye to eye with the two other Hoa Hao- generals-Tra- n Vin Soai and Le Quang Vinh better known as “Bacut - anti-governme- nt one-arme- d 139 Quart Controlled drying penetration plot a quick surface for bettor coverage and a much smoother finish fine-too- th Out r 2:19 The tide began turning ' far Diem yesterday when Cao Dai commander Nguyen Thanh Phuong came over to the government’s side with 10000 men Another Cad Dai general Triph Minh The already had switched with 5000 men From his French Riviera horn Viet Nam chief of state Bao D cabled a request to Diem for full report on the political situ-- J ation Bao Dai left Viet Nam in April 1954 before the Geneva conference and has showed no signs of returning The cable said Bao Dai realized Diem’s difficulties “but I had hoped that by giving you full powers you would achieve more easily that national unanimity which has always been the Viet Nam’s great hope and fay personal aim” Sizes 6 to 12 10-a- i i i SPORT DENIM SUITS Guaranteed washable knit ‘cuffs and waist band pleated slack zipper Billyjac colors are blue wheat and charcoal $ Only a Payroll Fished ' From Army Truck LACE RHINESTONES AND PEARLS SPARKLE ON THE LACE SHOULDER - only CUFFS i tlWoet heavy Krinkla Kraft paper Protects ’ furniture durable Strong from rugs paint spatters Hjgr ti i J Ladders' ff Safety-frictio- n One-hande- d 'f ruxtfy£zc4 r DRESS SHIRTS PUSAN (UP) — A thief lift ed a $7426 U S Army payrol from a jeep when it stopped at an intersection Jeep driver Pfc Gary C Basst “Arnold Neb and Capt William A Needham Providence R I said they though the bag had been taken through the rear window by using a stick with a hook at its end T 298 PINCOCK'S Y Tafco - ’ y J Elevator to TOTS TO TEENS 2438 Washington Blvd Mezzanine FJIoor - mtouncement 1098 CHILDREN’S CLOTHES for GIRLS and 4 Now Available in Our to 24ii Navy Violet Turquoise and Rose Sizes 14 grooved steps DOWNSTAIRS BUDGET' SHOP ? tie-ro- You’ll Marvel At 'the Values! Ligh- tweight seasoned ladder wood reinforced throughout steel spreaders permit easy opening or closing with one hand d Large pail sPielf Steel steps 4-w- ay A STYLES jL 4? Sow iu£ 1 j 223fVASHINGTON DIAL 3-53- - i 595 ot Enjoy the convenience of a good quality steplaader SEARS -- fs’W- - I 6-fo- 3 7-1- opening tind closing 495 5-fo- ot Won't Crumble or Streak! P5jfoetZ' t KAYNII CREASE-RESISTAN- T WASHABLE ’ Just wipe lightly to clean wallpaper water paints ar window shades Dees not ’become tacky— won't streak’ surface Sov now at Stars j 198 N AND 4-IF- 2 for 25c STEP-I- FULNESS Handy Lightweight Reinforced for ExtraStrength 12oz can ' - Suit (5) SKIRT WITH EASY fruuwryMlmnyniwaiiani Wallpaper Cleaner j MOTIF DYED TO MATCH THE RAYON RUSTEENA FROM MALLINSON’S GRACIOUSLY SIMPLE WITH SCALLOPED NECKLINE AND 98c r 45 SPORT SHIRTS I ‘ LADY-FAI- R At- I : KAYNII j Protecting Fast Color Sanforlxad x £ prje-(Cise- ly For walls callings floors and tiding Thick hog hair bristles have less drip hold peajf paint load Paper Dropcloth Furniture For ' Clash Brush All-Purpo- se 2464 Washington Blvd ' J " ts WITH BLVD 1 CHARM 31 2301 Washington Blyd i rn iAurw jr v vhiIU' -- s v ' 6x i ' I i |