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The New York herald., 1922-12-08
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

George Howe sold for Jacob l.. Price
his residence at Dobbs Ferry, n. y, 70
Stuart NJ. Marshall of this city, who WI
occupy; also sold for 4 Mr.. Manheimer
of this city several lots on Palisade ave-
nue TO q client, who Will build resi-
dence.
Robert e. Farley Organization sold
for the estates OF Tappan Zee. Inc. to
Harry Lyman Dunwoody, plot adjoin-
,ng his home on Harrington avenue,
philIpse Manor. North Tarrytown. y. \.
Wheatley Hills Real Estate Corpora
ton sold for Robert z. Tod tract OF
land at Syosset, L. l., comprising hfteen
and one-third acres, on the southeast
corner OF the Jericho East Norwich road
and road leading from Brookvilie 20
Syosset. The property lis south OF anu
opposite the country estate OF W. w.
wilcox. east OF and opposite the homes
OF Bronson Winthrop and Mrs. Cnaries
II. SEMI, and north OF the country es-
.a.o Of Mrs. Monroe Douglas Robinson
Ernest T. Bower sold for the Corpor-
ate Investing Company an Interior lot
looxssO. on the west side OF Hudson
terrace, south OF Shonnard place, White
Plains.
William r. Nsbet. through Kenneth
Ives & CO.. purchased six and half
acre Van Etten place on clinton avenue
Irvington-on-Hudson-
The Mack-Lynn Construction Corpora
,ion has rented the brick veneer Colo
NAL style house under construction al
/ Bayylew and Oakwood avenues. Law
renee. i. T., to Sadie Guttman through
the McWhinney Realty Company
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
.PYGMY ELEPHANT
LIVES LIKE QUEEN
Director Hornaday and a Sur
geOn Give Her Injured Leg
Personal Attention.

,
DR.. William T. Hornaday director OF
the Geological Gardens in The Bronx
went to the elephant house yesterday
morning to pay his first call on his new
vest pocket size pachyderm, Funny
Face and to felicitate himself on ac-
quiring the only pygmy elephant this
side OF Africa
For most of the morning DR.. Reid
Blair. with the director supervising. was
busy rigging a steel and leather brace
on Funny Faces injured leg When
the young lady was captued in French
West Africa last spring by Major f. A.
Cunningham and his sister. Miss Alice
Cunningham, the leg was badly injured.
The fibula was fractured and 1t re-
sponded to treatment very slowly after
being set. Apparently the leg Is sound
again, but it is still weak.
The pygmy is hardy. happy and full
OF mischief. with an appetite that Iieeps
the keepers on the run. Yesterday she
consumed thrty-five nice ripe bananas
and two gallons and half of the best
milk that gould be, bought.
with this prize" said DIR. Hornadly,
I'VE spare no trouble or expense. Her
meals a4e brought TO her. her house
work Is done for her and she eats like
a princess or a motion picture actress.
She is apparently quite satisfied with
her special stall. with its thick filling
of fine straw We keep a temperature
of 20 degrees. She is a great acquisi-
tion.''
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
NEW BUILDING SHOWS GAIN.
Number of Filings and Costs Make
Better Record for 1922.

The report OF Manhattan building
operations as given out by Charles
Brady, Superintendent OF Building,
shows that plans for 1.o19 new build
ings. filed in eleven months of this year.
are to cost S12S.i49.977. against S21.
costing s112, $780, sos, filed during the cor
responding period of last year, showing
a gain of 1913 in the number OF build
ings and s15,1s9.369 In moneys in
volved
The report further shows that plans
were hled for f1fty-seven new buildings.
costing $10,5s3,600, during November,
against 1Ss. costing a total Of se.442, 900
In November. 1921. Plans for four
dwellings, costing s102.500 were filed.
against one costing $4,000: for twenty
one tenement houses costing $6,175,0O0.
against nine costing S2,327,000 one
other residence building costing 1920, 900.
ngs costing 1907 500, against eight
costing s796.500; four Office buildings
costing $165,o0o against seven costing
sl,275, 900: three factories costing $254,-
000 against four costing s1.355, 900: no
churches, against one costing $4,000 ;
no municipal buildings, against one cost
ing $250.000: no places of amusement.
against one costing 100000: one hos
pital costing 100000; against none !:
eleven stables and garages costing
S26s,4o0, against 102 costing s23s.
four other structures costing $500.
against Ave costing s4,150.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
News Of the Real Estate World
LAMAR HARDY BUYS HOME.
Acquires East seventy-eighth ST.
House-Other Dwelling Sales.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. sold for
Mrs. Joseph Polstein the four story
American basement dwelling lis East
Seventy-eighth street, between Park and
Lexington avenues, 1s.9x1022, to Lamar
Hardy, former Corporation Counsel. for
occupancy. The property was held at
s65. 600.
VIM. r. Ware sold for Mary @. Pops
164 West Nlnety-third street. a three
story and basement 18 foot dwelling, 10
Solomon and Lottie Irgang for occu-
pancy.
NJ II. Gaillard & Co. sold for Everett
Jacobs and /. Randolph Jacobs oper-
ators, the five story residence "A Wet
Eighty-second street, near Columbus
avenue. The sale, together with the sale
OF 81 (by the same brokers) last week.
completes the resale OF the elk ho. ses
81 to "a West Eighty-second street, re-
Gently bought by the Messrs Jacobs.
The John p. Peel Company resold for
Nathan Wilson. operator. 312 West
Forty-fifth street to Mrs. Susie z Con-
don. and 336 West Forty-fifth street to
]. NJ Strack, both OF whom have pur-
chased for occupancy. They are part of
the twenty-one dwellings purchased re-
Gently from the estate of William Wal
dorf Astor.
Morris family Is reported to have sold
the four story dwelling 961 Madison
avenue, about 81 feet north OF Seventy
fifth street
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
FLAT BUILDERS ACQUIRE
LARGE PLOTS IN BRONX
Concourse Site Figures IN Re.
ported Sales.

The plot. e9xl25, at the northwest cor
ner of the Grand Concourse and Elliott
place has been sold by ]. Romalne
Brown to Frank Begrisch. builder. The
property is one block south of 10th
street and opposite the larger Rogers
tract OF five blocks recently acquired
by the Maran-Golding syndicate and
turned over to builders.
II. A. Keiber reeold for the Val KIM;
Corporation the southwest corner of
Marion avenue and 18th street, a plot
with frontages of l22 and ITO feet, re-
spectively. to builder. who VIII erec.
two apartment houses. This is tine
northeriy half OF the Marion avenua
front. extending to 196th street. recently
bought by the sellers from the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. The Val
King recently filed plans for improv-
ing the southerly corner with a six
story apartment.
Benenson Realty Company bought
from Isidor ID. Berger. through Jam,e
n. Kuhne, the five story apartment
house, with stores, at 1920 University
avenue. arranged for ten families. on
plot Axis. The Benenson Realty Com
pany resold the plot. 1S0x100 on the
west side of Southern Boulevard. ?2j
feet south of 1S7th street, to the M. NJ.
& X. Realty Corporation. Samuel Min
skoff president which will erect a one
story business building.
Isaac Lowenfeld resold to a client OF
J. p. & L. A. Kissling 20S5 Tiebout ave-
nue., northwest corner of lS0th street.
a five story apartment, 25xl0o. held at
$50, 900. Samuel Pett was the broker.
Mr. Lowenfeld purchased from Louis
Koerner 1872 Brook avenue, near 10th
street. a four story apartment, 2oXio-
l.. j. Greenberger was the broker.
Arthur Cutler & Co. sold for Lurie
Brothers 946 to 952 Sherman avenue,
two new five story apartment houses,
ssxlo5. They rent for about $4,000, and
were held at Si65,C00
Brensam Realty Corporation sold to
the Canal Holding Corporation the five
story apartment, northwest corner OF
Teller avenue and 1s3d street. 10Ox45.
Kean Fucker Corporation sold to
Samuel Felt the five story apartment.
southeast corner Mapes avenue and
l79th street, 4sx95.2.
Dexter Realty Company sold 10
Esther Primoff the property. s0.2xsl.4 4x
irregular. southeast corner of Lafayette
avenue and Manida street
t. w. Sohns sold TO Louis fucker
o442 Morris avenue for the Bensam
recent trade. The property Is south OF
Fordha1n road. adjoining the. Colonial
Bank Building. 1t is n five story tax
exempt building, 5ox125, renting TOR
about $4,000 and held at s125,Oeo.
8. j. Taylor sold for Mrs. Sarah a.
Harrington the two family house 224l
Walton avenue. 25x5. to Elisabeth
Krause and Minnie Tritsch. who. VIII
occupy.
Herman A. Acker leased for the
Plough & Fox Company to the Later 'e
Realty Corporation the building. north-
west corner of fremont and Arthur
avenues. I10xl2l. containing eleven
stores. together with large showroom.
The property is opposite the Bronx Bor-
ough Municipal Building and the Ber-
oan building. The lease calls for an
aggregate rental of approximately
s175.0oo.
]. Edgar Leaycraft & co. sold tor
Melissa A. Hull 1870 Mapes avenue. five
story apartments, 45.14xS0x92.59. to
Jacob Feinsod and Jacob Edelberg.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
BROOKLYN TRADING.

NJ. c. O'Brien sold for the Hampton
Building Company the southwest corner
of Franklin avenue and Eastern Park
way. 225x192, extending through 70
Union street, to a builder for improve
ment with two six story apartment
houses on Eastern Parkway and two
five story apartment buildings on Union
street: also for the Chauncey Real Es-
tate Company a 25 foot plot on the
north side of Eastern Parkway, 375 feet
east of Underhill avenue, through 20
Lincoln place, and for John butcher a
similar plot adjoining. and also one OF
so feet for Lillian Il. Sutton. These
plots assembled make 100 feet frontage
on both Eastern Parkway and Lincoln
place. and we're sold to a builder who
will improve with a six story apartment
house also from plans for the Rebuild
ing Company three story building con-
tanning a store and two apartments OF
tho south side OF Church avenue 16O
feet east OF Nostrand avenue
The Office of Allyn S. Crumm has pur-
chased a plot at the junction OF Nos
trand and Flatbush avenues and Ger-
mania place. where eight stores are tc
be built and completed some time ir
early spring. The buyers will occupy ar
Office in the building
Martin Company sOid Tot hannah y
Butler to Gustave Girard the three
story dwelling l59 Clinton street
Realty Associates sold TO Thomas g
Johnstone through J. c. Fish a new two
story semi-detached dwelling. $50 Bay
Ridge avenue, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues.
Bulkley & Horton Company leased
the vacant plot, 72x100. southeast ccr-
ner OF Flushing and Clinton avenues, to
a client. who will erect thereon a
gasoline citation.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
SUES GARAGE OWNER
FOR LOST AUTOMOBILE
Test Case Will Determine the
Question of Liability.

Meyer wolfson, Of the firm Singer
Brothers. importers. 53s Broadway,
iled suit in the Supreme Court yester-
day for $4,000 for damages, not covered
by insurance. arising from the loss of his
automobile In Coleman's Garage. Ill
West Fifteenth street, January :.
Insurance men regard the action as "a
test case to determine IL the owner OF
a garage can be held responsible for
the loss OF an automobile because OF
alleged carelcssness In the operation OF
the garage.
Bennett Y. sicgeIstein. OF 30 Nassau
street. counsel for Mr.. Wolfson, con-
tends that the garage keepers liability
In similar 10 that OF a warehouse or Inn
keeper.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
BUCKINGHAM COURT
IN SS75,OOO DEAL
West 99th Street Flat Bought
by Builders-Other Apart
ment Sales.

Byrne & Bowman sold for Fl. & 5.
Som. Inc. TO the Merritt-Ferguson Con-
struction Company the eight story
apartment house known as Buckingham
Court at 3i2 West Ninety-ninth street.
120xl0o. between Riverside Drive and
West End avenue. It contains four
suites OF eight rooms and two baths and
returns an annual rental of about $62.-
600. The property was held at $780,
600.
The Kenmar, a five story apartment
house. 360-36S Columbus avenue and 10i
West Seventy-seventh street. on a plot
30x10o.s. which was recently purchased
by the Oberon Company through Spear
8 Co. has been resold through the same
brokers to the Rheseus Realty Com
pany.
Meister Builders, Inc, resold TO the
Vartan Holding Company. B. G. Tersin
president, 521 and 523 West 18th street.
known as the Wenonah and Campolyn
Apartments. between Broadway and
Amsterdam avenue. two eight story fire.
proof structures, 150xf00. accommodate
ing sixty-four families and with a
rental of over s101 900. The buildings
were purchased by the sellers last week.
They were held at s625,000. A Strauss
was the broker.
Daniel II. Jackson purchased from
the 435 Convent Avenue Realty Cor
poration 435 Convent avenue, the south
east corner of 149th street, known as
Elmsworth Hail. six story apartment.
100x100. having four apartments on a
floor. The building brings In a yearly
rental of about $4,000 and is assessed
&c r. 49, . ~
brokers.
The Benenson Realty Company resold
to Libby Bober for investment the
Avon, seven story apartment house
northwest corner of Madison avenue and
116th street, 110x60, valued at s210.-
900 and renting for about $4,000 an
nually The Public National Bank oc-
cupies the corner store.
Edward j. Crawford soId TO Joseph z.
Marx the five and half story fiat, 25S
West Forty-seventh street 25xl0o
Goodwin & Goodwin sold for Leopold
Oppenheirner the five story double fiat,
10 West t1fth street, 27x100.
Max Roth sold for A Adler to Her
man NJ. Solomon the southwest corner
OF Avenue 3 and Thirteenth street. a
six story building with seven stores,
50x70.
George W. Brettell sold for A. Gibson
113-f17 East 11sth street, two four story
single fats, 20x100 each.
Wright Barclay, Inc, sold for James
L. Barclay to Herman Gutenberg 522-
526 Grand street. three three story
tenements with stores, and 4 Columbia
street, four story tenement. northeast
corner of Grand street. 60x100.
Ralph Russo sold 1884 First avenue.
southeast corner of 116th street, five
story tenement, 25.10x95, for the Cres-
cent-Star Realty Company TO Annie
Volpe.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

Mann & schnall sold for Lapof q
Good the stores and apartments on
the Boulevard and Beach Sixty-nfth
street. Arverne. 74x70. held at sac. 900.
20 Max Softer. and for Louis Nathan 20
Philip Falk q plot on Beach Twenty
NTH street. Edgcmere.
X II. Frankfort sold for the New Mcneil
Avenue Realty Corporation 10 III. Wall
man the three story new dwelling north
east corner OF Central avenue and
Hamilton place. Far Rockaway. L. T.
II. G. Ropp q 60. leased quarters 70
be used as "a hospital in III Hunter
avenue, Long Island City, to the Amerl-
can Mutual Liability Insurance Com
pany OF Boston.
Harry J. Sprung Company sold eigh-
teen lots on Beach I26th street, Beach
i27th street and Washington avenue,
Belle Hsrbor, near the ocean. 20 Je-
rome Leroy The property will be d.
vided and rosoid for hotel sites by the
brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Albert e. Ashforth. Inc, leased an
apartment in West Fffty-sixth street
to Mrs. Elizabeth F. French, and fur
nished apartments In $40 Fifth avenue
TO A. II. Diebold and in i49 East Fortieth
street to Michael willian,s.A
Worthington Whitehouse. INC. rented
the following apartments: In 122 Eas'
Fifty-first street to William +. Ladd;
in % East Sixty-fourth street to Mol
colin d. Sloane; In las East Fifty-second
street to James II. Ripley. and in y
East Sixty fifth street to Mrs. K. D.
Middlebrook
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
MANHATTAN TRANSFERS.

Bertha Stein sold to the Direct Leas
ing Corporation the six story fiat witt
stores 649-651 Lenox avenue, near 142c
street. 39.1fx100.
Sadie Ungar sold to William Martyr
the two four story tenements 402-404
East Eighty-second street. 50x100.2.
Zorep Holding Corporation sold to
Wolf II. Minchenberg the five story
tenement with stores 80 Clinton street
23x75.
Louis r. Maron sold to Jacob Goldey
the four story dwelling sos West End
avenue, near Eighty-ninth street, 2os
1905.
Caudit Traders, Inc, sold to Bartolc
Muratore the four story house rs Bed
ford street, 19.9x75. and the similar
house at 27 to Pia ouiriconi.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
TO SELL EIGHTH AVENUE LOFT.

The five story loft and frame dwelling
S54 Eighth avenue and 260-262 West
Twenty eighth street is TO be sold al
auction by Joseph p. Day to-day at noon
In IA vesey street by order of John r
Couch. referee, as a result OF Supreme
Court PARTITION proceedings. The prop
critics involved are to be sold as one
parcel. They form an IL" around the
southeast corner of Eighth avenue and
twenty eighth street. lot 25xs5.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
MrLLspAueH QUITS HOUSE.

WASHINGTON Dec. Tho resigna-
ton of Representative Frank c. Mills
paugh. Republican, OF the First Mis-
souri, district, who was defeated In the
recent election. was presented to-day to
the House. He has accepted appoint
ment as Missouri Commissioner OF
Finance
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
OPERATORS SELL FLATS.

Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum sold
two five story apartments, 2l5 and III
West Eighty-third street. ESQ feet east
of Broadway. 50xi00. to the Wiiston
Holding Company, William Goldstone
president. II ia reported that resale
of the property to an investor Is well
advanced. Edward ]. Crawford was the
broker.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
pEsALp ON LExINGroN AVE.

Adele Miller has resold to J. J. KEEL
leher. dealer In picture frames. the four
story dwelling at 243 Lexington avenue,
21xs0, located just north OF Thirty.
fourth street Douglas L. Gilman & Co
were the brokers. The seller recently
acquired the property from the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
MORE FLATS ron HEIGHTS.

The Ecallaw Company sold plot OF
ten lots comprising the block front on
the west side OF Fort Washington ave-
nue., between l72d and 1880 streets.
The buyers arc Vogol, Schwartz q
Schultz, who will erect on the site two
apartments. one OF six and one OF five
stories. David Stewart and Henry J.
Eantrowitz were the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
Strawberries Thriving
Now at Bivalve, N. J,

DIvALVE. N. j.. Dec. Car
- dens in Bivalve are going
through a freak season OF
production. for, despite the cold
weather. their owners to-day are
eating fresh ripe Strawberries and
raspberries. Plants of the ever
bearing varieties are still laden
with fruit. Roses. petunias and
geraniums are also in bloom. =
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
rrrrEEN FAMILIES FLEE rInn,

Fifteen families we're driven from
their homes last night when fire started
IN the apartment Of Adolph Cattl on the
fret floor of the house at 224 West
Fourth street. The firemen confined tho
flames to the Catti apartment. The
building lis two doors from the Green
witch Village Theater.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
NATANSON BUYS LOFT.
Takes Over Twelve story Building
in Shopping District.

Max ". Natanson purchased from
Newtown Creek Dock Properties. Inc,
53 to 81 West Thirty-sixth street. a
twelve story loft. 60x9a.e.
The annual rent roll is about 100000.
''he property was held at 100000. The
brokers were Byrne & Bowman
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
Cif vesey street)
Nv Ioseph A Co

BY Joseph Co
Grand Concourse, cor 1920 81. inx
irrcg: Nathaniel Jowenstein agt Home
Builders Material Corp Ct al: Levy, Gut
man & Goldberg. at,ys. amt due, ss,274.JS:
taxes. &C.. $50: Withdrawn.
ny Henry Rrady
Trinity av. st3. W q. gT.2 II OF i5s,h st.
b0xf5O: and sty stores; Keisier Realty
co vs. Jennie Berger: Ptiip u. Shapiro,
at,y amt due. sia.4si25 taxes. re-,
se5c.Gf: adjourned sine die
ny Lincoln seide Company
park av, 3T3s. r. 800 17tst rt f00r
2o0.i0 to Washington av s25x irreE Alice
r. Brown agt Lila o Des et al; George
w. Ellis, atty. amt due, 81, ,26s. 90. taxes.
&C., $3.50; pr liens. si4 4,p72.sti 20 the plain
tift for s2s,soi.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
or staten ISLAND.

Cornelius G.. Kolfr sold for Charie
Hennessy of Manhattan property o
Forest avenue, West Brighton, 70 Z
Drach for investment
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
Observation-Disclosures
AS TO TENEMENTs

The impossibility or producing low or
small rent tenemepts makes this class
OF property the best OF real estate In
vestments. The deE.ai.1 Tor tenement
accommodations all but exceeds the sup
ply. The following are "Cold Water"
tenements and good value to-day.
with tho certainty of increase In value =
No. 52I EAST 18TH ST, near Avenue A
CItalian section). Five stories, with stores.
25x103. Rent $500 Price $4,000.
No. 4O6 EAST 24TH ST., near 1st Avenue.
Five stories, 23x100. twenty families. Rent
So, ZOO at exceedingly low rents. Price $21 900.
No. 1862 THIRD AVE-, near 97th Street, Five
stories with stores, 25xl0o. Rental $4,000.
Negro tenants) Price 5000.
No. 30i EAST 1l1TH ST., near End Avenue
Utalian section). 5ls stories. 25x100. 20
families. Rent $1,000 Price SCI 900.
No. 1913 EAST 18TH ST, near End Avenue
Italian tenants). Five veNtorles, with stores.
Rent $4,000 Price $4,000.
No. 503 EAST 18TH ST.. near Pleasan.
Avenue. Five stories. 24x1oo. ten families.
Rent $500. Price SIS, 200.
Owner WILLIAM ID. KILPATRICK,
1f9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, &c.

dev, evening: Individual instruction Nc
poweil school, rs ". s0th st Loncacre
T..o Chartered under Regents.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08

An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YorK
ItERALp offers real possibility Of re-
covering pour lost property. Telephone
advertisements to Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-08
APARTMENTS-SaIe or Let

unfurnished
Above llth st. to 59th St. 0nclusise).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-05
Ell DiSCURSO
SOBRESALlENTE

Ell discurso que fue recib!do con
mayor entusiasmo. fue prooaolemente
el del doctor Alberto Ucles. jefe de IA
delegation hondurena y e1-Ministro
de Re!acioneS Exteriores de Hondu-
ras. e. DR.. Uclcs hablo e1tensamen-
te. empleando tanto tempo en- su
discurso. como el que enpleara e.
Secretario Hughes todos sus otros
colegas centro-amer!canos juntos. ma
..iendo un voto sincere por Ia reuni-
ficaciGn de las cinco rep0blicas ist-
nicas en- un solo pueblo, estrecha-
mente undo Y capaz de sostenerse
por ST solo. Esta espontanea peticion
de un nuevo esfuerZo para crear IA fe-
deraci6n centro- americana. parece
haber causado una gran sorpresa en-
los miembros de las otras delegacio-
nes que, Sc reservaron hacer comen-
tarios sobre el caso. para mas tarde.
Despues del exordio de su discurso,
en- el cue el jefe de IN delegation
hondurefia. expreso su placer por ha-
liarse en- Washington e. aprecio
de su gobierno por haber recibido una
invitaci5n a Ia Conferencia. el Dr..
Ucles entr3 de lleno exponer IA po-
Utica que Ia delegac;oG hondurena
seSuira durante su permanencia en-
Washington.
Expresardo nrimeramente su ap"o-
baci0n completa Unconditional. de Ia
declaration del Secretario Hughes so
bre los propositos para que Sc convo-
ca la conferencia. el DR.. Ucles d!jo:
La delegation de Honduras posee
absolute confianza en- el gobie-no de
IA Casa Blanca. por raZon de 81 ma
Hifiesto desinteres en- Ia politica mum
dial. 10 misno que por sus exafados
ideales. por 10 que no puede menos
de expresar su aprobaci5n completa de
este programa.