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52-year-old New York businessman, had his hand held aloft in ,
victory sign by Lafayette A. Lewis of Anaheim, Calif., past i
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Woman Who Helped
Boy Enlist Is Freed
Of Perjury Charge
A warrant charging Mrs. Cathe
rine D. Nuanes, 43, of the 800 block of
New York avenue, Silver Spring,
with perjury in connection with the
Army enlistment last month of a
14-year-old Takoma Park boy was
dismissed in Silver Spring Police
Court today.
The warrant was sworn out by the
boy's father, Jacob Loewy. 421 Ethan
Allen avenue, who accused Mrs.
Nuanes of posing as the mother of
his son William.
Trial Magistrate William B.
Wheeler granted a motion by De
fense Attorney Joseph B. Simpson,
jr„ to dismiss the warrant on the
grounds Mrs. Nuanes had not
taken an oath when she signed a
paper'before a Silver Spring no
tary public stating she was the
boy's mother.
State's Course Undecided.
Judge Wheeler explained that
under Maryland law a person must
take an oath certifying to the truth
of statements he or she makes be
fore perjury can be proved.
At the same time, however, he
warned Mrs. Nuanes that the
prosecution has the option of pre
senting the case directly to the
grand jury. State's Attorney Wal
ter W. Dawrson said after the hear
ing he had not yet determined
whether to take further action.
The notary, Harvey G. Zwally, 927
Gist avenue, testified Mrs. Nuanes
signed an affidavit before him last
month stating she was the mother
of William Loewy. He said he then
notarized the affidavit.
Took Her Word.
"I told her the boy appeared too
young to enlist In the Army,” Mr.
Zwalley said, "but she told me Mis
stepfather made him work too hard
so I took her word for the accuracy
of her statement.”
Under cross-examination by Mr.
Simpson, the notary admitted he
had not administered an oath to
Mrs. Nuanes before or after she
signed the affidavit. It was then
that Mr. Simpson made his motion
to dismiss the warrant.
Mrs. Loewy said her son now Is
in San Antonio, Tex., and is ex
pected to be discharged soon.
Arias in Canal Zone
After Panama Riots
By th« Associated Pross
PANAMA CITY, Panama. July 6.
—Arnulfo Arias Madrid, his election
Lo Panama’s presidency challenged,
many of his supporters under arrest
and he himself a political refugee,
says "my little country is going to
hell.”
Dr. Arias showed up in the United
States-controlled Canal Zone, where
he took refuge yesterday with a
dozen other top leaders in the wake
of political riots which claimed three
lives in Panama over the week end.
Panama's government declared a
state of emergency Sunday follow
ing a shooting incident between
Panama police and Dr. Arias' fol
lowers. The district attorney's of
fice in Panama said 310 Arias men
are under arrest.
Although Dr. Arias apparently was
victorious in the May 9 election,
there was a question whether he
would get the post.
His eligibility has been challenged
on grounds that Panama's constitu
tion bars any one elected as Presi
dent from running again until two
terms have elapsed from the date he
last held office. The 47-year-old
Nationalist leader was ousted from
the presidency in a coup d'etat In
1941.
Dr. Arias won an unofficial count
in the May election but a recount
now is under way on behalf of his
Liberal Party opponent, Domingo
Diaz Arosemena.
Negro Democrats to Protest
Opposition to Truman
By tht Associated Press
DETROIT, July 6.—Emmett 8.
Cunningham, president of the Na
tional Council of Negro Democrats,
said last night he has called a meet
ing of Negro Democrats at the
Pyramid Club in Philadelphia Sun
day, the day before the party's
national convention, to protest what
he termed the growing opposition to
President Truman's nomination.
Mr. Cunningham said he met with
several of his regional directors last
week In New York. He said a "strong
pro-Truman sentiment” was evident
there.
The Negro leader termed President
Truman's civil rights program “the
first line of American defense."
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By th# Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 6.—The Sons of
the Whisky Rebellion^' opposed to
blue noses and to red noses as well,”;
was organized at the Statue of Lib
erty yesterday. . !
Walter A. Kennedy, president of
the Associated Tavern Owners of
Brooklyn and a director of the Asso
ciated Tavern Owners of America,
said a delegation of 100 had met to
form the new group to fight prohi
bition and excessive liquor taxes.
Mr. Kennedy said the group will
be a public body in opposition to the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union and that he hoped to enroll
10,000,000 members nationally.
Aid to Britain Isn't Diverted
To Arabs, Hoffman Declares
By th« Associated Press
The Economic Co-operation Ad
ministration advised Congress yes
terday that no foreign-aid funds
are being used by Britain to help
Arab countries in the Middle East.
The information was given by;
ECA Administrator Paul G. Hoff
man in a letter to Chairman Bridges
of the Senate Appropriations Com
mittee. It confirmed previous assur
ances give nto Chairman Taber of
the House Appropriations Commit
tee.
“Whatever military equipment
may have been supplied by Great;
Britain to Middle Eastern Nations,”;
Mr. Hoffman wrote Senator Bridges,
“was in accordance with treaty obli-;
gations” and “is strictly of British
origin.”
"No supplies which we have sent
the British were or are being di
verted'to give aid to any countries
in the Middle East."
Mr. Hoffman said that in all sit
uations where considerations of
help are primarily political, “it
seems obvious that it is the State
Department rather than ECA which
should formulate policy. ... In ad
ministering the ECA program I
have assumed that our one task was
that of promoting economic re
covery in the participating nations
and in China.”
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lain Field here last night after
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When the pilot, Charles W. Nason
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