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LONG BEACH, Calif., iff1 — A
shapely, sparkling-eyed Colombia
girl who has received much of her
education in the United States,
reigned today as Miss Interna
tional Beauy.
Dazzling, 21-year-old Stella
Marquez said, “This is the finale
of a happy dream.”
For her, the dream came true
when a panel of nine judges rep
resenting several nationalities,
chose her Friday night over 51
other contestants in the Inter
national Beauty Congress.
Miss Marquez is majoring in
language and psychology at Mary
mount College, Tarrytown, N. Y.
She speaks Spanish, English, Ital
ian and a little French.
A curvaceous 37V^-24-371/2, she
is 5 feet 7 inches tall, weighs 126.
Alaska Food Prices Rise
3 Cents In Early 19Gfl
PALMER, IPi — Food prices in
nine Alaska cities increased an
average of three cents during the
February-March period, the Uni
versity of Alaska Extension serv
ice’s quarterly food price report
says
The extension service said
prices of 40 selected food items
increased 52 cents in Anchorage,
58 cents in Nome and 15 cents in
Petersburg.
Decreases of 33 cents in Sitka,
27 cents in Fairbanks. 20 cents in
Seward, 2 cents in Ketchikan and
1 cent in Palmer and Kodiak were
not enough to offset the raises.
The increase was due largely to
higher prices for meat, particular
ly pork products, eggs, fresh
fruits and fresh vegetables.
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Roosevelt Granddaughter
Dies from Head Injury
UTICA. N. Y.. iffi— Sara Delano
Roosevelt, 13-year-old daughter of
John Roosevelt and granddaughter i
of the late President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, died Friday of a head
injury.
Sara had been vacationing at
an exclusive girls’ summer camp
in the Adirondacks. She fainted
while mountain climbing and died
during a 64-mile ambulance drive
down to Utica.
Oneida County Coroner Dr.
Preston Clark said death was
caused by a brain hemorrhage,
but what had caused the hemorr
hage was not clear. It may have
been a fall from a horse or a
hiking spill the young girl took
on a mountain trail.
Her faher, youngest of the late
President’s four sons, was in
Calais, Maine, about to make a
political speech for the Republican
ticket when word came of the
accident.
Police said Sara, known by
family and friends as Sally, fell
from a horse Thursday while rid
ing at the Moss Lake School for
Girls but did not appear to have
been hurt.
Friday, when she and a group
of girl friends were mountain
climbing. Sara complained of feel
ing ill, started down a trail and
fainted.
ROYAL DUTY
LONDON, UPl — Today 20 girls '
are going to dance naked to the
waist for an audience consisting
of Sir Norman Kwatkin.
Sir Norman is assistant comp
troller of the Lord Chamberlain’s
office. This is an arm of the
royal household whose duties in- I
elude censoring the British stage. ]
The girls, some slim and some
buxom, 15 to 20 in age, are mem
bers of the Ballet Africans troupe
from the African Republic of
Guinea. Their usual garb is a
beaded cotton skirt.
It is Sir Norman’s job to de
cide whether their bare-breasted
dancing is naughty or artistic be
fore they open a scheduled three
week stand at the Picadilly Thea
ter tonight.
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By JAMES MARLOW
Associated Press News Analyst
WASHINGTON, UP» — Soviet
Premier Khrushchev acts like an
early bather sticking one toe in
the water to see if it’s cold.
Back in 1959 he put out a feeler
for an invitation to the United
States. Once he got it, he came
bouncing over.
He torpedoed the summit con
ference, called off President Eis
enhower’s trip to Russia, and for
weeks insulted and belittled the
President. American-Soviet rela
tions took a perilous dive.
Last week Khrushchev said he
would deem it a great honor to
head the Soviet delegation to the
United Nations to discuss disarm
ament in September.
Nothing would please the Rus
sian better, if he did make the
long journey to New York, than
to be invited to visit some of the
Latin American countries. So far
Fidel Castro’s Cuba is the only
one which has shown any interest
in that notion.
Why Khrushchev wants to come
back here is not clear. Speculation
is that he’s getting worried about
the serious breakdown in Amer
ican-Soviet relations, and would
like to patch them up; or his visit
might be a propaganda stunt.
Some observers guess he might
even want to stick his nose into
the American elections.
U. N. Forces Taking Over
From Belgians in Congo
ELISABETHVILLE, The Con
go, UPI — U. N. forces began tak
ing over police duties from Bel
gian troops in rebellious Katanga
Province Friday under a formula
worked out by Dag Hammar
skjold.
The U. N. Secretary-General
worked out procedure for with
drawal of Belgian troops from
Independence-minded Katanga as
fast as U. N. forces can take
over.
MIAMI'S CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
TAMPA, Fla., UPl — Sanitation
Department officals bowed to the
wishes of homeowners and an
nounced that trash collectors
would haul away anything left
at the curb.
Out came refrigerators, stoves,
bathtubs, sofas, parts of auto
mobiles, broken fans and thous
ands of other items from attics,
garages and store rooms.
When the two-week cleanup
ended, workers estimated the
weight o fthe discarded junk at
2,250 tons — equal to the dis
placement of a Navy destroyer.
City trucks made an estimated
4,500 trips to the garbage dumps
wih the stuff.
DIED FROM EATING PEANUTS
BARNSLEY, England, UP) — A
coroner has ruled that Annie Win
ter, 59, died from eating toe many
salted peanuts in bed. “She made
herself ill with the excess salt
and choked,” he said.
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