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Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08

en- que un alto funcionario norteamericano pu-
siese tan de relieve Ell deseo del %gobierno de con-
sultar con los paises atinoamericanos 5
Las declaraciones de Dulles parecen ser 81
resultado directo de la carta personal de Kubits-
chek a Eisenhower encareciendole dar a la Anne
RIGA Latina una function mas importante en- los
asuntos mundiales. Sc considera aquf que esta
actitud, es Ell resultado >directo de la nueva. POI
Utica adoptada por Estados Unidos hacia America
Latina, como consecuencia de las sugerencias
hechas por ell Vicepresidente Richard Nixon;
despues de su viaje algunos paises la%tinoameri-
canos. Las sugerencias de Nixon comprenden
una ayuda economical de mas peso y la formula
cion de una politica mas clara de la Casa Blanca,
con respecto a ea region de la America, y Sc
parecen mucho a las Reconnaissance de Ku-
bitschek.
Dos diarios destacados de la capital, "Post
and Times Herald ''The Evening STAR, urgen
en- ss editoriales de hoy, que Sc tomen medidas
especificas para responder a las necesidades del
desenvolvimiento latinoamericano despues, a rsiz
de las conferencias de Rio de Janeiro y algu-
nos parlamentarios Sc ~refieren tambien en- sus CO.
mentarios a la vista de Dulles. Ell democratic
Mike Monroney dice estar ''asombrado y contra
riado" ante ell despliegue dado a las informacio-
mes de que unos cuantos estudiantes insultaron
a Dulles al llegar a Rio de Janeiro, y recalca
que los parlamentarios norteamericanos que asis-
theron q la conferencia de la Union Interparla-
mentaria fueron objeto de i~cortesias. Ell republi-
cano, Jacob Javits, expres6 su esperanto de que
la prensa Sc concentrate ahora, en- exponer que
"el pueblo latinoamericano es nuestro amigo,
nuestro vecino y que necesita nuestra coopera-
si6n".
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08

Aunoue la saba rectificaci6n
de las autoridades de Estados
Unidos retira I'm tanto de la "ac'
tualidad" -periodisticamente
hablando- la inmotivada y es-
tupida violaci6n del territorio
cubano por los consabidos mari
mes, el tema es de los que por
obligation de conciencia no Sc
pueden pasar por alto.
Debe, desde luego, dejarse
eonstancia de reconocimiento y
APPLAUSE al Gobierno norteameri-
cano por no inslstir en- la lige-
reza cometida y apresurarse a
corregirla 81 la civilization ha
de tener algun signo distintivo,
ninguno mejor que la inclina-
cion del poderio fisico numeri-
co ante los imponderables de la
razon y ell derecho. Pero hay
tamb.en algunas, cosas que es
n~ecesario fijar y calificar con
claridad, pues que han de pasar
de modo permanente a la GRO
nlca historical y han de servir
como senales de trarsito al fu-
turo Immediate de la nacion.
Ell pretexto de entrar a Gus
todiar las bombas de aqua que
supien la base de Guantanamo
porque Batista no pudo mantle
ner ALI sus tropas, es pueril y
a todas luces Unacceptable. No
puede invocar I'm solo articulo
nj una simple Inca de ningun
codigo international. Peor aun,
la explicaci6n del Contraalmi-
rante Ellis de que Ell hecho Sc
realizo con ell consentimiento
(Iease a invitaci6n) de Batista
-pretension infructuosa de bus
earle asidero legal al problema-
no consigue otra cosa que au-
mentar SUI virtud irritante. Ell
mundo entero sabe va, sin que
logren disimularlo los ultimos
ripios de forma que aun lie que
dan, que eli "gobierno" de Ba-
tista nj es gobierno nj mucho
menos puede representa- a Gu
ba que 10 padece, y que cual-
quier association con Ell mismo
es c~ontraria a la yoluntad del
pueblo y atentatoria al interes
nacional.
Que Batista, ayuno de TODD es-
crupuio y acostumbrado al cri-
men, sea capaz de la mas vii de
las traiciones, maxine ahora que
la rebeldia popular 10 tiene NOR
diendo Ell polvo de Ia derrota, ,es
algo que no puede sorprender a
nadie. Pero que elementos de la
responsabilidad que hay que SUI
ponerles a quienes tienen a SUI
cargo ell credito exterior, de los
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
I'm Nal Puso y un Buen Precedente
Por MARIO uERENA

Estados Unidos caigan en- erro-
res tan obvios, 81 es para mara
villar. Y que no fue ESQ solo.
Porque POGO antes de la ocupa.
cl6n del acueducto de Yateras,
ell cable nos daba noticia de que
ell embajador Smith andaba ocu-
pado en- La Habana celebrando
entreyistas con las mariOnetas
politlcas del plan electoral del
dictator iMera coincidencia?,
illusion diplomatica de salvar al
tambaleante regimen con alguna
injection de maniobra de bajo
cuerda? No 10 sabemos de flo.
Solo que ambas cosas dejaron
una muy d~esagradable impression
flotando en- Ell aire: que toda-
via ia estas %alturas!-- podia
Batlsta invocar en- su auxilio al
espectro de la intervention, y
en- SUI Juego poner juntos al apa-
ratio militar y a la diplomacia
de Norteamerica a bailar al son
de musica por el escogida.
A estos hechos no Sc les pue-
de volver la espalda con indife-
rencia, nj archivarlos en- la muy
debil memoria del cubano. Nos
advierten con woes precisas que
nuestro pals tendra que estar
muy claro y muy alerta en- los
puntos fundameptales de su pro-
pia politica international, y que
para clio ~necesitara -aunque
para ~hallarlos haya que salir CO.
mo Diogenes a buscarlos con
lamparas- de estadistas que POI
sean esa rara formula de que Sc
compone la capacidad: moral y
eonocimiento.
A pesar de TODD, ell incidents
ha dejado un saldo positive. La
encomiable disposition de las au-
toridades norteamericanas a re-
tirar los marines al darse cuenta
de 10 desacertado del paso, Sc
complementa con la galarda &C.
titud del Alto Mando rebelde que
expreso por boca del lider Fl
del Castro que la ocupacion de
Guantanamo constitute una VIC.
lacion de la sobernaia de Cuba y
que la retirada de las fuerzas mi
litares extranjeras tenia que ser
Unconditional.
Y este, en- I'm pals que hs te-
nido la desgracia de ser gober-
nado cast siempre por hombres
de vision corta y espinazo fle-
xible, es I'm sintoma muy allen :
tador. Constituye un precedente
historlco cuya Importance tene.
mos que d~estacar, prometedor
de que los valores nacionales
tendran mariana quienes los
mantengan en- su sitio y los de-
fiendan con decoro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
Rise o S

La ciudad de Munich, Alema-
mia, celebra este verano ell octa-
vo centenario de su fundacion.
4
Fl sonido de las serpientes de
cascabel puede oirse a 100 pies
de distancia.
Alaska tiene 20 volcanes acti-
vos; y mas de 5000 millas de
caminos para trineos. .
49,
La agencia de noticias, United
Press international provee de
~noticias, fotografias y peliculas
a Sab periodicos y estaciones
de radio y television en- TODD Ell
mundo.
En- sus 100 amos de vida Ia in
dustria petrolera de Estados
Unidos, ha producido mas de 104
trillones de dolares, en- petroleo
crude.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
g. ANcucIsMo EN EsPANol
coNTEMPoRANEo

Con Ell prOp6sto de cOntribur al mantsnimientO Dc h purea De
nuestro tdioma, dLariamente pubHcaremos en- eta pAgna a n aReeulo del
interesante y novedoO DiccionariO de AnsnchmOs del enments inferno
eonahsa y nl6ogO panameho doctor Ricardo u AfaRo.
TRAILER
Sc llama trailer en- inges el vehculo no autornovn, de cargo Q
de pasajeros, que es arrastrado por un vehiculo automovn. Sc ha
adoptado como equivalence, 4 mi modo de yer con TODD acierto 81
t6rmino remolque, que tene como 80 acepcion la de "cosa remocada
pr MAJ o TERRA.
La pronunciation del vocablo inglss Is k6Kter, que ha srisinado
los barbarismos treble y rela.
v. Autom6vil.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08

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sANTORAL DEL DA.-La Ielesia Catohca celebra hoy IA fesN.
dad de santos ciriaco y Emlano, martir; Severe, confesor.
Sr. Rene Viera, d
LA HUNGRIA DE AMERICA Y sU REVOLUTION
DE AMOR.
Las revoluciones no Sc hacen con odo sine con amor. Y en- nom
bre de esq amor que IS ell que crea la paz verdadera y Ell equihbrio de
justicia de los pueblos hay que laborar.
Bin sabemos que en- las causas jutas por muy srandiosas que
sean hay hombrss que por ignorancia, por incapacidad o por ambi
cbn entorpecen Ell canine de las realzacones.
Mas. no Sc puede pensar en- ESQ cuando hombres somos y de hom.
bres eNa tornado la gran famiia libertaria Guiana.
No hablemos de los que ansiamos ell pleno goe de los derechos ind.
vduales en- nuestra patria. SobTe los defectos de las beshas que honran
al RENO animal lamandoles al, maculando y deshonrando hoy 81 fe-
cundo suelo de la cana y Ell cafe.
Miremos mas bin nueSros defectos, que no IS clio deshonrs sino
vrtud de cabaleros. Que es malo ir al bale con los trapos sucios,
desconocendolos como ciegos Y criticando Ell tale de los demas.
Ell revolucionario verdadero labora con los oos ben abiertos
miranda Ell campo de los enemigos y arrasando del suyo las yerbas
maas, y hace fata para ESQ, no la intrga fatal de la coegiala quin-
ceahera nj Ell oGo satanico de los Ventura y los Tabernlla, sino, Ell
amor a los principles mobiles, la fe en- ST cumplimiento y la ampia
provision de que en- Ell seno de la revolution hay individuos que
anbergan en- ss corazones las ansias encintas del crimen a sus
adversarios.
No es de crihcar esto, nj es tampoco de consderar como male
81 odo que pueda abergarse en- periodos de revolution.
Els mas bin odo de humanos con sangre del corazon la que
sente cualquer padre cuando un militarto lie nata ell hijo en- nombrs
del orden y la Ley.
Es antpata a tablas rasas Ia que sente un hUo cuando a SD
madre armada pr protestar civicamente del estado actual en- que 81
halla Cuba, Sc lie pincha los senos que un da lie amamantaron entire
Ell caluroso regazo y se lie Destroyer ss funuones sexuales olv1dandc
SUI condici6n de mujer. N.h .ast
Es de humanos 81. pero tambien es de humanos ~ DE RE
vOLUCIONARIOS! ell superarnos espritualmente y no colocarnos 4
la atura de los que hoy asesinan y matan en- la patria de MART.
Revolution signihca dar un vraie integral al estado de cosas
que refine en- un momento determinado rompendo la monotonia del
proceder. r@5t
Sc haee ssvoluei6n pee ssempls saaads Aombres con dessos Dc
-Wsn . \ ~. n
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
Miranda al
Future
Per 6. Cabrera Leivo

Entire los rasgos mas caracte-
risticos de nuestra formation
hispanoamericana Sc encuentra
Ell defecto de la imprevision. No
estamos hechos a crear con mi
ras al future, nj a proyectar Sc
quiera por piedad hacia los
nuestros. Sc deja TODD al desti-
no, a 10 que venga, no importa
de d6nde nj como.
Tai vez esta senal tan tipica de
nuestro caracter sea 10 que mas
nos diferencie de los anglosajo-
mes, a quienes mucho criticamos
y a quienes apenas Seguimos en-
10 que puede sernos provechoso.
Prever es sobrevivir. Responde
a la idea de cumplir una mission
que no. termina con nuestra de-
saparicion fisica, sine que Sc ex-
tiende en- tempo y espacio a ira
yes de hermanos, de amigos, de
eompatriotas.
La imprevisi6n es va un grave
pecado, en- esta epoca de ciencia
v de velocidad. Veamos, 81 no,
ell eosto de nuestras feStinacio-
mes como paiSes democraticos.
En- la cascara un barniz de igual-
dad social. En- la medula un odio
feroz entire unos y otros. Por
fuera una stimulation de lazos
fraternos, una loa constante a la
hermandad humana; por dentro
una pugna %cavernaria para des-
plazar al projimo y ascender nos
0tros.
Sin una norma previsora ma
da sc sostiene en- este siglo. Ell
mundo es hoy de los que saben
construir para ell manana. Quedo
bien atras Ell vivir romantico y
sonador de nuestros abuelos. En-
tonces NADIA exigia desvelos, por-
que Ell ritmo era lento y queda-
ba margen para los mas ineptos.
Hoy Sc ha poblado la terra de
seres, Y solo orientando ell desa-
rrollo future de las cosas podre-
mos subsistir como planeta ci-
vilizado.
Hay que prever por fuerza. Lo
demanda la epoca en- que vivi-
mos. Los politicos, como los ur-
banistas, tienen que trazar con
ojos avizoreS. Su descuido equi-
vale al derrumbe de TODD 10 que
Sc aspire a l%evantar. va NADIA
es objeto de critica en- este sem
lido, porque las exageraciones
han cedido eli paso a las tremen-
das realidades. La multiplication
de los humanos, como la de los
AUTOMOBILES y las aeronaves, son
cosas que dejan en- ridiculo a los
mas sagudos visionarios del aver.
Prevenir, prever, precrdenar.
Llamemosle como querramos.
Pero Sc hace menester echar
las bases de un mundo que no
caiga en- los errores del presen-
tie. I'm mundo en- que las gentes
hayan superado sus inquietudes
basicas. Donde no haya razon pa
"a una estafa como la del comu-
nismo; donde la democracia sea
verdadera, y no fingida. Donde
la .palabra Sc revista de prestigio
y .un vocablo tenga siempre SUI
verdadero significadc.
Prevenir, prever, preordenar.
He aqui la idea en- terminus ge-
nerales. Cristo nos enseno a fun
dar ell RENO, con I'm santo y
sobrehumano criterio de future.
Corresponds a los que nos llama
mos sus segui5 ores refleisr csc
mismo espiritu de provision que
nos legara Ell.
La civilization occidental no
puede tirar a broma su destino
0 ~reacciona a tempo y reestruc-
tura los moldes fundamentals
de convivencia, o nos cubrire-
mos de lodo hasta la frente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
UN Ola COMO HOY
vIERNEs, 8 DE AGOsTO

1511--BuIa para construir la Cate
dral de San Juan puerto
Rico).
.1776-Por Real Cedula Sc crea ell
Virreinato del Rio de la
Plata.
1816-El ejercito de los Andes ju-
"a Ia Independents argen-
tina.
182o-Se prueba la primera To-
comotora en- Estados Uni.
dos.
1864-Se reune ell Console Fede-
raj Suizo; Sc crea la Cruz
Roja.
1945-Rusia lie declara la guerra
al Japon.
A5S-Anuncia Malenkov que Ru-
sa tens bonbas atomicas.
, 1958-05-24

the emergency basis we are charging ac per pound due to
the fact that we are providing nothing but cold water and
a place in which to slaughter.
Based on the average weight Of killed animals, the
number Of animals slaughtered in 1856 at ~ cents per
pound would gross $5,515. With a modern plant avail
able, more animals would be killed at the abattoir. DR..
Fahlund recommends that if the building can be removal
ed a minimum Of 3 cents per pound be charged. This
would yield a gross income Of $1,000, based upon the
number of animals killed in 1856. It is estimated that with
this income, which DR.. Fahlund considers to be minimum,
we could employ two meat inspectors who would be re-
sponsible for keeping the abattoir clean and efficient and
insure a healthy meat supply for the island and provide
for adequate maintenance, and show a slight profit suf-
fcient to pay off the Indebtedness incurred for necessary
improvements.
The Commissioner OF Public Works. estimates that an
expenditure of $4,000 would accomplish the necessary
Improvements at the abattoir to put it in first class shape.
It is not intended to accomplish all improvements imnedi-
ately but to make the Improvements over a period of time
so as to permit the operation of the abattoir with the least
possible initial money.
1 therefore r%ecommen and urge the authorization to
create a revolving fund for the purpose OF operating and
maintaining the abattoir, and I further recommend that
an appropriation Of $4,000 out of general funds, not other
wise appropriated, be authorized as the initial amount re-
Guired to create this fund,
4@~ #r->,Ir
, 1958-05-24
The Honorable
The President Of me Legislat
Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas. Virgin Islands
Nv dear Mr.. President:

Approximately sixty days ago the condition of the
abattoir on st. Thomas became so bad under the lease
arrangement with Mr.. Arsene Massac, coupled with the
fact that Mr.. Massac was six or seven months behind with
his rent, that it was necessary for me to request the Dis
trict. Attorney to i%naugurate proceedings to repossess the
plant. Mr.. Massac turned the keys over to the District At
torney on May 20, 1857,
That same day the lnsular Veterinarian, DR.. Luther
A. Fahlund, and the Commissioner Of Public Works exam
ined the abattoir. Their found that the well wa dry and
there was very little water in the cistern. The septic tank
was clogged, the holding pens and grounds were overrun
with weeds and bushes, fences were in poor condition and
the boiler was rusted out completely. The gasoline pumps
used for water were out OF commission, the auxiliary cleo
trio generator was rusted and inoperable, the doors were
infested with ternites and IN dlsrepalr. Most OF the equip
ment was rusted.
In spite Of this, because there is no other place on this
island for the slaughtering of cattle, it was necessary to
operate the abattoir in the most satisfactory way posi-
BILE, and the abattoir was used on Tuesday May q. How
ever, the work was done under insanitary conditions, and
for the protection OF health this situation must be
corrected.
An analysis of the requirements to put the abattoir
in satisfactory condition indicates that during the present
drought we will have to haul water to the operation. 1t
is indicated however, that under normal conditions the
we'll will give an adequate water supply. The septic tank
must be cleaned, the grounds cleaned and debris hauled
away. New fencing should be installed for the holding
pens. the boiler should be replaced to provide hot water
for slaughtering. Municipal electric service should be
provided to replace the auxiliary electric generator. Case
line water pumps should be replaced with efficient electric
pumps. Doors should be repaired and replaced. The entire
building and all equipment should be cleaned and painted,
and refrigeration unit should be installed in the chilIroom.
Under private operation a price Of 115c per pound of
killed meat was charged, even though the butchers did
their own slaughtering and no services were provided. On
, 1958-05-24
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie

The Honorable
The President of the Legislature
Charlotte A4n2alie
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Ny dear Mr.. President:
Referring to your letter Of May "A. 1857 and our con-
versation on the morning of May Is, concerning the
Veterinarian Of the Virgin Islands, you were misinformed
concerning the administrative program as it concerns the
Veterinarian.
Under Executive Order No. 9 the Veterinarian was
placed in the Department Of Agriculture and Labor,
where he is presently operating and in which position ne
reports directly to the Acting Commissioner of Agricul-
ture and Labor, the Honorable Charles K. Clarnca.
l am sending to the Legislature an executive order
for approval which will place the Office OF the Veterina-
rian and the Veterinary Services in the Department OF
Health, where | am firmly convinced they properly be-
long. incidentally, this action is necessary inasmuch as the
new Code retains the Veterinary Services and the Board
Of Examiners for Veterinary Medicine in the Department
of Agriculture and Labor.
In connection with the special chartered plane used in
making trips from ST. Croix to Puerto Rico, these trips
were approved by the Acting Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture and Labor and were necessary because in the Veteri-
narian's effort to combat animal diseases it was required
that autopsies be made, and since we have no laboratory
facilities in the Virgin Islands for this purpose it was
necessary to kill and dissect the animals in st. Croix and
, 1958-05-24

Sincerely yours,
Isl Wa;t@r p. Cc-t3cn
Walter 4. Gordon
Governor
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie
ST.. Thomas
Virgin Islands Of the United States
May 81, 1857
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15

craze about SAC an hour.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
S.S. Benefit Claims For
 Depend ent Children nus 34 Should Be Filed by Jan. 31

JUNEAU Social Security ap- plications fer dependent children should be filed by Jan. 31, ac- cording to E. C. Cumnins, Social Security district manager, Alaska.
 Social Security insurance has provided payments to children Of retired or deceased workers since r940 and some 17O0 Alaskan chil- dren now draw monthly Ss ben efits, according to Curnnlins.
 However, until January 1858 the benefits always ended at age IS. The new law allows sS bene- fits of certain disabled children to continue after age 18.
 To qualify, tile "child" must have been dependent on a retired or decaased worker. must be ovar IS, mentally or physically dis ablsd and unmarried The dis- ability must have started before age 18.
 For example, a 34-yaar-old woman was invalided as a teen ager She has been supported and cared for by her mother since her father died five years ago Her sS payments, $73.9O monthly, be- gan last January.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
Sgt Dwyer Reduced En Rank For Unauthorized Search for "Shangri- La1.

WASHINGTON, P-A military court tuesday reduced r. Sgt David r DwYer to a staff ser geant fer chuclzing his duties to search, with his wife, for a secret tShangri-La"
 The six-officar court also fined Dwyer sl05 q month, for three months, after Ae pleaded guilty to being absent without leave from Nov. 24 to Dec, 16, t957.
 The 45-year-old Dwyer and his wife Emily, 1T, vanished from their home at Arlington, Va, Nov. 24 after telling neighbors they intended to explore noun tains and caves around Luray, Va.
 Al first his superiors at the Pentagon in the 2O44th Airways and Communications Squadron thought ne had met with physi- cal violence.
 But he turned himself in to FBI agents at Phoenix, Ariz., with the explanation he and his wife had been heading for a shangri-La in Mexico. The place reportedly was described by Mrs. Dwyer as one unseen by humans for 1000 years
 Dwyer came here last fall from Alaska where he had been serving with the Air Force.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
Wednesday. January i5 I858 TIE NOME NUGGET AUG Alltto fdHsttl industry Leaders Leaders Expected Dectd
 Rsiisst Rsiisssst tAH JAW Prrs8tti!. SE5aarrinag PtaaaI' PtaI'

DETROIT, R-Leaders of the auto industry's big three Ford, Chrysler and General Motors
 have greeted waiter Reuther z profit-sharing plan with sharp words that amount to rejection.
 A Ford spolzesrnan called the plan urrealistic. General Motors president Harlow H. Curtice said t was foreign to the concept of the American free enterprise sys- ten" 1, ". Colbert, president 5f Chrysler, said it was inflation- .rv NHfnIHilf MAUn #
 For different reason, the United Auto workers Union chief also appears headed for opposi- tioh from within his own union.
 The reason. says EEarl Stellsto, a JAW minority" leader, is that Reuther turned his back on de- nlanding a shorter work week in favor of trying for profit-sbsr- ing plan in this summers bar gaining. ''
 stsiiato, president Of Ford Lo- cal 500, the largest local in the
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
Russia To Hunt For Oil In Northern Afghanistan

NEW DELHI, R-The Soviet Union is going to explore for oil in northern Afghanist7n.
 Afghanistan's embassy amour ced the Afghan Ministry of Mines and Industries signed an oil ex- ploration agreement with tha so- vtet rechno Export organization on Jan- 7 Tt gave no details.
 The signing apparently was the followup on an agreement an- nouncsd BY Moscow radio last July 30 When King Mohammsd Zahir Shah of Afghanistan visited Moscow.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
TEE NOME NUGGET

JAW, said: W
 .eYou can bet there win be plenty of opposition to the idea on the floor of the convention and I'll be there 2 0HN iHH
 The JAW win convene Jan. 22 to give formal approval to the union's goals in 1858 bargaining. sessions HlaN #nHla
 Reuther's plans would give eFf4 ployes 25 per cent Of a coaranvs profits above 1o per cent of net capital before aaxes. aAa H
 Another 25 percent would go to ear buyers fn the form of rsi batgs. The rest 5a per cent A would be kept by ne company.
 Reuther said wage idcreases-e he named no figufe also wiE ise sought at bargaihi sessiOns scheduIed to start about April I. Assembly plant workers now av- craze about $40 an hour.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
Navy Superconstellation Crashes And Burns; u kiIline Mine ! CreWnen

PATUxEVT, Md, R-A giant Navy transport plane, trying to make ar instrument landing at fog-shrouded Patuxent Naval Air Station, crashed and burned yes terday killing all nine crewmen aboard.
 The R7v f0ur-engine Super constellation made one pass at the runway and was waved off, Witnesses said. On it's second ap- proach, it started in short of the runway Again it was waved off. Tie pilot apparently tried to gun the engines to gain altitude, but the plane clipped treetops as fl started to rise and went out of control It roared through a patch of trees. for a quarter-mile before sraacking the ground and explod- ing with d Tremendous roar.
 The resulting fire burned for nearly two hours.