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explained the item in the Henrico
County budget was just a typo
graphical error.
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budget under the Welfare Depart
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Soaring. Coffee Prices
Explained By US Banker
Washington mi a banker'!
explanation why coffee prices are
suoollng snyward is tnat Latin
American nations are holding back
supplies from the American mar
ket. x '
That opinion was expressed by
Chester Dewey, president of the
Grace National Bank of New York.
Dewey's bank does considerable
business with Latin America.
Dewey told the Senate Banking
Committee yesterday that the
sharp price " increases cannot be
traced to speculation on the New
York market.- The committee has
authorized a subcommittee to
probe coffee prices.
The New York Coffee and Sugar
Exchange wired the Federal Trade
Commission, saving it welcomes
that agency's probe of coffee price
rises. Gustavo Lobo Jr., exchange
Radio Course
Progress Made
The1 halfway mark' has been
reached in the amateur radio op
erators' course which Is part of
the overall civil defence program
lor this area. Sixteen have attend,
ed the twice-a-week classes regu.
lltiy, according to George F. Con.
nor, Instruotor. ' ."
There has ' been considerably
more Interest evidenced in the
work than In the two previous
years the instruction has been of
fered, Connor said.
The course concludes in May at
which time a' federal inspector will
come, from Portland to give exam
inations. " Those who - successfully
complete-tne examination will qual
ify, for radio operators', licenses,
amateur class. ; -;
There are approximately 50 li
censed amateur radio operators In
the area at the present time, Con.
nor added. i , -
president, said the trading center
"by Its own rules cannot and does
not influence prices in any way."
Dewey told the banking commit
tee:
"We taught the Latin Americans
how to raise prices and they are
very ant pupus. once they learned
how to do it, they supplied a little
less . coilec to tne market every
week. When the roasters are vir
tually down to their last canister
they have to buy at a little higher
price." -
Dewey said frosts have been a
factor in reducing coftee suDnhes.
Brazilian officials have placed
great stress, on relationship of. crop
Killing frosts to the price boosts.
' The New Yorker indicated that
a determined boycott by coffee
drinkers mlgnt bring results.
"T:at's what worries the Latin
Americans more than anything
else," he said.
Windy Altar,
Eyed By Shaken
Bride-To-Be
DENVER 11 ' ' A middle-aged
bride-to-be squinted iip at the
windy top of a 2-story building
where she's to be married tomor
row and declared: i
j "I idon't know what I was think
ing V'wheriiL. said 'okay.'" ; i.
: .-The nun' to-...whom Mrs. TMary
y.rhel83, said "okay'1 Is Max
'MWiki.fb . steelworker on'the
Denver Club building. The couple
will be wed on a platform set
across; iron beams atop the skele
ton framework, -
Mrs;' Varnell wryly observed to
day the scene of her weddir.g is
"only" 21 stories higher than her
second-floor apartment at Alamo
sa, Colo., "but it's, a lot more
winSyiii'Jl bet."
, Wilk'fcays he proposed the un
usUJOUptrM alter "on, a . dare"
from someof hlsfellowworkers
who, incidentally, Will tbe attend
ants at. tne ceYemohyi. i' ;
The grey-haired steelworker said
he suggested the site to Mrs. Var
nell, whom he'd been courting for
six months, by telephone. .
' "I said It would be all right,"
Mrs. Varnell recalled. "But I real
ly don'J,know:what I was thinking
about."
"It's me that's nervous," grinned
tha prospective groom. -
Hungry Dog In
Court Battie
On Ownership
FLINT. Mich. 'Ifl Blov.. a bite
aog wiin a concave waistline was
the object of a court battle in
Flint today.1 . . . ,
Two Flint families claimed the
Great Pyrenees pooch, reported
wasting away last week because
he couldn't find his owner.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sides said
they picked up Blover at a Lafa
yette, Ind., gasoline station Oust
ueiure xnnsimas. . .. i
Sloes said-Blover lust sat around
sad-eyed'and Jost weight. He said
the dog dropped from its normal
200 pounds to a slim 165.
Mrs. Carl v. - Michael SRld It
wasn't that way at all. She said
Blover claimed squatter's rights nt
ner nome two weeks oelore Christ
mas, then-vanished. And, she add
ed, he ate a daily diet of five
pounds of horsemeat at her houtra,
Mrs. Michael obtained a court
order yesterday directing Blover
be neld at the dog pound pending
an ownership hearing. .
But when the process server
tried to bring Blover in, he was
met with a convincing growl from
a supposedly weakened bflt mighty
big dog. He hurried back to court.
The judge told him to go out to
aides' nouse and try again.
The process server thought
Monday ougnt to he soon enougu,
The judge. agreed. '
Sfudent Guides
Bus To Safety
OALESBURG, 111. 11 Dale Soph-
er, 14, yesterday guided a school
bus carrying 14 pupils to a safe
stop after the driver collapsed.
One pupil was taken to a hos
pital for observation but the others
were not injured. ,
The bus veered toward a ditch
when the driver, Frank Pullen,
slumped over the steering wheel.
Sopher, a ninth grade student,
grabbed the wheel and steered It
. or 140 feet until It stopped with
its right wheels in the ditch.. The
pupils climbed out an emergency
ear"door and revived Pullen.
Boy Sells Dog
To Aid Dimes
LUBBOCK,, Tex... Wl There's a
dog for sale in Lubbock, an 8
months - old puppy that's half
Doberman plnscher and half cock
er spaniel.
His name Is "Scout," because
"He's always nosing around," says
his owner, Jimmy Lewis. - ''
- Jimmy said he loved Scout more
Ulan anything else.
But he offered to sell Scout and
give' the money to the March of
Dimes. - Th e' ' Lubbock ' Evening
journal printed his oner yester
day; .. . ;
A lot of people wanted to buy
Scout. But it was a funny thing
nonooy wanted to keep the dog.
said Jimmy could take better care
of him. .. , .
Jimmy hasn't made a decision
yet. He's only 11 years: old,, and
on lives in an orphans' home,
' .' NO TITLE
TAIPEH, Formosa lB Daugh
ters of aboriginal chieftains on this
Chinese Nationalist . Island will
have to get along without the title
of "princess" trom now on.
Formosa's provincial -govern
ment today banned use of the title
because China Is a republic and no
titles of nobility are recognized.
SKIING POOR
LAKEVIEW Skiing conditions
are still poor at Warner canyon,
according to a short wave report
from Don Deters, district ranger,
to George F. Conner, who picked
up the message this morning.
The tow' will not operate today
or Sunday.
x ' SATURDAY. JANmJ
US, Soviet Aides
Meet Tonight To )
Talk Atom Pc !
By JOHN M HIGHTOWER
BERLIN Wl The foreign minis
ters of the United States and the
Soviet Union meet tonight in the
first ton level discussion of Presi
dent Eisenhower's proposal to put
atomic power to work for peaceiui
Hurpor.es.
Over cocktails and caviar laot
night Russia's V. M. Molotov and
America's John Foster Dunes ar
ranged to come to grips with the
oroblem of how to make nuclear
energy an aid to better living in
stead of a norrioie device tor suu-
den death.
Molotov and Dulles will meet
again tonight after the regular ses
sion of the Big Four foreign minis
ters. They -will have with them
only a minimum number of advis
ers and interpreters.
From this meeting may come an
indication of just how far the Sov.
let Union is ready to go on presi
dent Eisenhower's proposal of last
Dec. 8 that the world powers prin-
inally involved with atomic devel
opment pool their energy and know
how for peaceful purposes.
The decision to hold an atomic
meeting tonight was taken at a
dinner in the Soviet sector heatfH
quarters of Molotov, where Dulles
and top American staff members
were his guests.
Only an hour earlier they had
left the .conference table where
they had battled over whether
Germans from both sides of the
Iron Curtain should sit with them
in - discussing 1 Germany's future.
Molotov had demanded that the
Germans be seated. But the West
ern foreign ministers insisted that
German representatives could
peak in council only after a re
union through honest and free all
perman elections. The Soviet
union has refused to go along with
the election proposal. .
Molotov argued that there can
be no settlement of the German
question on "peaceful and demo
cratic" lines unless uermans par
ticipate. '
Dulles rejected Molotov's propos
al, saying the problem is to get
new representatives from all Ger
many. French Foreign Minister Georges
Bidault said the two regimes in
Germany ' the Communist East
and the democratic West were so
far apart he did not think their
presence would contribute much to
a settlement, He deplored the lack
of German representation but
said "It is better than to see tliem
tear themselves to pieces before
our eyes. -
British Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden said Britain could not
accept Molotov's proposition.
Eden introduced yesterday a five
stage plan for German unification
beginning with the nolding oi
'genuinely frep" elections tnrougn-
out the East and West zones. As
prelude: h
movement nt ....PMtlll
now divide
and free politics:' JJ,1
amount tn a m.
Curtain which tow mJ
and Weel n. ""I
TfrA Klnrttnn .......
with formation t .
government nd omcllsjj
.vc treaty I
Molotov's answer io J
SLEEPY !
OKLAHOMA CITY Wl ' Detec
tive M. L. Pooler reported waking
up a man early yesterday to tell
him he was on fire.
He said Henry William Wade, 50,
fell asleep on a residential street,
He was lying too close to a burn
ing smudge pot warning of nearby
construction. ' '
Officers booked him for drunk
enness. . i
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Baby Wins
In Snake FiaK
SHREVEPORT, La, tit
battle between a 17 - moi
Shreveporl child and a yoi
casta spake ended with tt
on the short end. -
Mrs. Mary Townsend aal
tor's examination of her so
ory, snowed he received!
more than n small n,AnJ
right hand. In the encouil
leiQHy. ,i
The snake died minus
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