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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Feb. 1, 1962 5 POWERS WRITES WIFE HE MUST THREE MEXICANS SEIZED ON RETURN FROM CUBA Woman Secret Army Kidnaped In Algeria Tells of Her Escape SERVE FULL TERM COMMON MARKET DELAYS ACTION ON TARIFF CUTS dark closet. They tied me to a chair." She said this went on for three days, until one of the Germans, after drinking some wine, broke down and told her that her captors planned to kill her. "He was young, 26 or 27," she ciple of an acceleration can adopted in time to prepare the administrative machinery.

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A spokesman from the attorney general's office said they were carrying books, records and other propaganda material produced in Cuba, the Soviet Union, Red China and other Communist countries. The three were identified as Armando Castillejos Ortiz, a lawyer and Ceramic Workers Union leader; Dr. Rafael Estrada Villa, and Ignacio Aguirre Camacho. They were invited to the OAS. He was shocked that a woman could be made to suffer.

We talked a long time; He proposed that we escape. We slipped out of the house. He hid his machine gun underneath his raincoat. "We took a then a taxi, to the security police in El Biar, which is the only anti-OAS refuge." YOUNG G.O.P, TO HEAR TALK ON SUNDAY CLOSING LAWS for espionage will be reduced. Powers wrote that Soviet officials told him there was no hope of clemency or parole because of the "seriousness and gravity of his crime," Mrs.

Powers said yesterday. Mrs. Powers said she had applied for a visa and planned a two-month trip to Russia this safe way to remove corm, calluses, common BRUSSELS, Feb. 7 (AP)-The European Economic Community council of ministers decided yesterday to postpone decisions on speeding up the pace of tariff cuts in their economic integration movement to the March 5-6 meeting of the council in Brussels. An EEC spokesman said last night the delay was caused by the council's reluctance to take political decisions, such as the acceleration of the treaty movement, in a governmental crisis in one of the member nations, Italy.

However, EEC sources pointed out, because any acceleration is to take effect July 1, March is the last month in which the prin warts, without dangerous cutting, or use of abrasives. The secret is a wonder-working formulation called DERMA-SOFT ihac instantly relieves pain and a welling woil it actually dissolves away ebose Lormentinr. the association's annual conven tion at the Chase-Park Plaza Hotel. Dledced that the associa hard to remove growths, in just minute this stainless medicated crtmc softens dead tissue so that it rubs right off, leaving skin silky smooth and soft. So don't suffer another minute! Get DERMA-SOFT today and enjoy summer, but there was no indication she would get to see her husband.

When she went to Rus tnar new sicin leei ana iook. PARIS, Feb. 7 (UPI) A woman lawyer kidnaped in Algeria by the Secret Army Organization said yesterday that she was able to escape after four days with the help of a secret army member who felt sorry for her. Mireille Glaymann, 26 years old, was seized by the right-wing group on a trip to Algiers to defend some Moslems who had been sentenced to death. She was taken from an airport bus by a young man armed with a tommygun.

"Two other men appeared and I found three guns at my back," she told a Paris press conference. "They put me in the front seat of a car and blindfolded me. The car went very fast, about 90 miles an hour. In 15 minutes we arrived at a house." Miss Glaymann said her captors took a briefcase containing records of her clients. She said the leader of the four men who kidnaped her was a man named Richard.

The others were deserters from the French Foreign Legion two Germans and an Italian. A young girl searched her, liking her passport, money and even her hand- Havana to take part in a conference and to attend official celebrations for Prime Minister Fidel Castro. They stayed in Cuba more than four weeks. sia during her husband's trial in August 1960 she was told she could see him for one 'hour a month. UPI Radtophoto.

MIREILLE GLAYMANN At press conference in Paris yesterday. Elmer Price, lawyer and former vice president of the St. Louis Bar Association, will speak on "Sunday Closing Laws, Their History and Their Future" at a meeting of the St. Louis Young Republican Club at 8: 15 p.m. tomorrow at the Cheshire Inn, 7036 Clayton road, Richmond Heights.

In addition, there will be a talk by John D. Rigby, chairman of the speakers' bureau of the Missouri Committee for Borough Plan to Reunite St. Louis and St. Louis County. Both talks are open to the public.

Budget Stm downttairt garden left WOP WITH CONNMNCI IN OUAUTT AM tVm.AT IOW HICK YOU KNOW THIS MAN? Ti kerchief. She was moved to another hiding place and guarded by two Germans, she said. "They alternately questioned me and threatened me," she said. "They tied my hands, then my feet. They locked me in a it tion would resist all proposals for imposition of tolls or charges which might infringe upon the "freedom of American waterways." William E.

Kemp, an attorney and former mayor of Kansas City was elected president of the association for the coming year-He succeeds Glade R. Kirk-patrick, of Tulsa, Okla. In another resolution adopted unanimously, the organization urged the Corps of Engineers to give greater recognition to safety factors involved in location of public use facilities on navigation projects. The resolution said that ''a reasonable percentage of funds" should be spent for refuge harbors to protect small craft from, hazard. The resolution recognized efforts of the United States Coast Guard and Corps of Engineers to achieve uniform enforcement of regulations for safe navigation.

It urged the agencies to inform and instruct officials of the various states about uniform enforcement. Opposition to the Federal Water Resources Planning Bill, as now being considered by Congress, was expressed in a resolution. The association objected because each of the major areas covered, the bill would provide for virtually complete federal domination," the resolution said. ROBOTS' FUND TO EASE EFFECTS OF AUTOMATION VmmblM Budget Stm DOWNTOWN KIYU I0ADS downstairs garden left SHOP WITH CONHMNCt IM OUAUTY AO IVIITiiT IOW MICH it, vmI i IB. If not, meet Bill Vaughan, rising young American humorist, straight from the heartland of the United States (born in St.

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