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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29
ANOTHER GUIDE FOR FISHERMEN

On Sunday the third in series of sectional guides Chesapeake
fishing will appear The Stars Leisure Sportsman this
outdoor editor Charles Covn gives
know fishing spots
It's information worth saving fshings your game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29
TEEN-AGERs SEARCH FOR CANCER CURE

Selected biology George School
have participating in the search for
The at the Hazeon Laboratories
Falls activity students,
the story Teen Magazine with Sundays Star.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23
Employment
Gains In Horny

The Local South Carolina
State Employment Service Of
flee reported a gain in non-asri-
cultural openings received and
placements during the month of
March 1888. Employers placed
orders for workers during the
month totalins l73. . substantial
gain over 146 one month ago and
1873 one year ago. In response to
the orders received, 252 appli-
cants were selected 1nd referred
to the employers for considera-
ton. l49 had been accepted or
hired at the end Of the month.
The volume gain in Job ord
erS and placements from one
month ago were in the whole
sale and retail trade and private
household industries; from one
year ago in contract construc-
ton. Less job oppc. tunities were
noted from one year ago in the
wholesale and retail trade and
private household industries.
Further increases ore anticipat-
ed in job opportunities during
the next several months due to
the coming Of spring weather
ard beginning of seasonal activ-
tiles at Myrtle Beach and ad-
joining resort areas.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23

fans attending the CONFIDENT.
Memorial Day Rebel 500 stock
car race at Darlington, S. c.
Raceway. May 10. according to
r. p. Griffin, Raceway director.
Two nationally famous bands as
well as a glaxy of baton twirlers
will perform on the famous
mainstretch, Griffith pointed out.
The Georgetown, S. c. Winyah
high school band, FIVE times ma
tional champions and winner Of
the marching title again this
year in Washington, will be
back for their third consecutive
year. Appearing fer the first
time will be the eolorful Char
lesion high school Rebel Band.
The Rebel band will be making
their first Raceway appearance
although they did lead the First
Southern Festival parade in
Darlington last September.
Seventeen groups of baton
twirlers, chosen oy the National
Baton Twirling Association and
headed by the Reachcombers
group from Myrtle Beach, will
give a IS minute performance.
The steps of faith fall on the
seeming void and find rock be-
meath.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23

The steps of faith fall on the
seeming void and find rock be-
meath.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23
Cerro
Cordo
BY MRS. c. Z. BENTON

Mrs. F. M. Bullock, Sr. and
Mrs. F. M. Bullock, Jr., were
visitors in Tabor City Saturday.
A/l-c William NJ Bryant left
Sunday for Fort Benning, Ca,
after a ten day leave here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Bryant.
Miss Sarah Williamson of East
Carolina College. Greenville,
spent the weekend with her mo-
tier. Mrs. Elizabeth P. William
son.
Mrs. Katie E. Kellihan Ii Q
patient in the Columbus County
Hospital, Whiteville.
Bernard Williamson has re-
turned from Robson County
Memorial Hospital, Lumberton
where he was a patient.
Mrs. Glen Thompson is a pat
lent in Mcleod Iniirmary. Flor
ence.
Leroy Williamson of Lexing-
ton visited relatives here Fri
day
Miss Doris Williamson of
Camp Lejeune spent the week.
end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Y. Williamson
Miss Grace Williamson OF
Chadbourn also Louise Yoder Of
Whiteville were guests of rela-
tives here Sunday.
w. A. McAlistcr is a patient
il Robinson County Memorial
Hospital. LumbertCn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles William
son, Jr. spent Thursday in Will
mlngton.
Mrs. F. E. Regain and Mrs. c.
J. Benton spent Thursday in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23
JOHNNIE kEAyES

FORT RILEY. KAN. - Sepci-
alist Second Class Johnnie L.
Reaves, whose wife, Zina, and
mother, Mrs. Musseettie Reaves,
lives on Route 1, Shallotte, N.
c, recently participated in a
field training exercise with the
LIST Engineer Battalion at For,
Riley, Kan.
Specialist Reaves, a mtmber of
the battalion's Company B. ent-
cred the Army in September
1852 and was last stationed at
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
The 30-year-old soldier was
employed by the Hudson Motor
Car Company, Detroit, Mich, in
civilian life.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23
Birthday
Calendar

LlStingS on the Community
Birthday Calendar for the next
week are as follows:
Wednesday (today, 23) birth
day anniversaries for Shirley
Blair Hickman, Clyde Harring-
ton, Forest Fowler and Mrs. R
T Bruton.
Thursday. "a, birthday ami
versaries for Arthur Nix, Jr.
Jan Herlocker, Haynes Keith
Martin, Jimmy Dicus, Paul
Gore, Jr. and Brent Stanley.
Wedding anniversary for Mr..
and Mrs. A. V. Elliott, Jr.
Friday, 25, Birthdays for
Rusty Carter, and A. w. Har-
rciSon. Jr. Wedding anniversary
for Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Holt.
Saturday, &c. birthday ami
versarleS for Kathy Granger.
Granger, Jimmy r. Rogers.
Mrs. r. Il. Rogers. Jr.. James S.
Rogers. Braddie Norris, Martha
Susan New and Olive Pearl
Fowler.
Sunday. p, birthdays for Lu-
ellie Cox, Mrs. James Stanley.
Gene Goldfinch. John Brubakcr
ana c.. Jerome johnson, Jr.
Monday, 2S. a birthday ami
versary for Pamela Ann Glenn
ons and the wedding annivcrs-
a:y of Mr.. and MIR w. A. Will
lIams. Meetings are scheduled by
Rotary. Civilian and Sunbeams.
TueSdly, 30. Lawrence Hugh
cS I. c Butler ard Bob Butler
have birthdays. Meeting set for
JayceeS.
Wednesday, 80, the birthday
anniversary Tor "Mopsy" Ne
smith.
Those having anniversaries
the previous week Included bir-
thday'S for Terrell Rozicr. Rog-
er Dale RAJ, Dale Burroughs,
Ted Watts, Carl Brubaker. Let
Ia Stevens, Mc.IS.1 Williams.
Eddie Wright, Indy Fonvielle,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23
Hospital
N ofes

Admitted to Lc-jS Community
Hospital April IA through 81
were: Loretta Fowler, Sandra
Hardee, Ebert GCIe, Mrs. Pho
die Afford, Henry Norris, Mary
Lee Shepherd, baby girl Shop
herd, Elaine Simon, Myrtle
Grissett, Robert Cartrett. Wade
Gore, Tony Ellis, Pauline Ora
ham. Louise Greenwood, Mrs.
Louise Paul, baby girl Grissett,
Ella Mae Davis, Euia Cox, Lois
McCray, Blanche Griffin, Lucy
Livingston, baby boy Griffin.
baby boy Paul, Mrs. Rose Fowl
er w. G. Fowler, Jr
Also Ann Edge, Silly Mobiles,
Leo Jordan, y. J. Esllamy, Pearl
Johnson. Elma higgins. Getty
Bellamy. ESSie Carter, Louise
Cox, W. c. Dozicr, CurtiSs Gore.
Lee Mae Robinson, Ollie Mae
Jefferson, Mary lynn Gore,
Mary Cartrette, baby boy Cart
rcttc, baby boy Livingston, Lon
ME Johnson, B. Z. Long, Mrs.
FloSSie HarralsOn, baby girl
Jefferson. Martha Green, baby
boy Green. Mrs. Jean Burroughs,
Baby boy Burroughs, Vicky
Gore. Gordon Bullock. Pearline
Simpson, Shirley Hooks, Mrs.
Marie Cox. Saby boy Cox, Lu-.
ellie Rowcll. Matte Lee Boyd,
Fl. NJ. Lee, Eunice Watson, Bar.
oara Ann PhippS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23
ATHLETE OF YEAR
CLEMSON COLLEGE footbs

quarterback Harvey White has
been named South Carolina
Athlete of the Year" for the
1878 college year, and will
receive the first annual Palmer
Trophy award established by
the South Carol:nl Chiropract-
ors Association.
Bobby Schwarzc, quarterback
of the Citadel gridiron team. was
runner-up in the voting of sports
writers, broadcas.ers and college
athletic directors throughout the
state, and will receive second
place award.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23

cousin Of the bride was ring
bearer.
Immediately following the
ceremony a reception was held
at the home of the bride. The
couple will reside in North
Charleston.
The bride is a 1857 graduate
Of Loris High School and at
tended Palmer Business College
in Charleston.
The bridegroom is graduate
of Stevenson High School and
is serving in the U. S. Marine
Corps. stationed at Charleston
Naval Base.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23
Sara Vangbt Weds
Sgt. Donald Stebbens

hlRss sara Annette Vaught
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Vaught of Loris became the
bride of Sgt. Donald Kelly
Stephens. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Stephens of Stevenson.
Alabama. March %. In the Sweet
Home Baptist Church. The Rev.
Crowell Powell officiated.
The bride. given in marriage
by her father. wore a floor length
gown of Chantilly lace and nylon
tulle over taffeta, fashioned with
a fitted bodice that fastened
down the front with self covered
buttons. Her long fitted sleeves
ended in points over the hands.
Her shoulder length veil of nylon
tulle. fell from a nylon net cap
trimmed with Lilies of the Val
ley. She carried a White Bible
topped with white carnations.
Miss Loretta Vereen of Ocean
Drive Beach. cousin of the bride.
was matron of honor and wore
a waltz length dress of pink taft
feta. She carried a bouquet of
white carnations.
Bridesmaids were Miss Mar
tia Antiey of WATERFORD and.
Miss Carol Drayton of George
town. college roommates of the
bride. They wore waltz length.
dresses of baby blue taffeta'
covered with nylon tulle. They
carried nosegays of pink carna-
lions.
Peggy Vaught. cousin of the
bride. was flower girl and wore
a white silk dress. !
Jimmy Vaught. brother of the
bride. was best man. UsherS
were Furman Vaught, brother of
the bride. and w. j. Vaught.
uncle of the bride. Billy Vaught.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23
Sara Waller Wins
College Award

Sara Jane Waller Of Fair Bluff
has won an Alumnae Memorial
scholarship 20 Coker College
with the twenty-five class of the
1858 high school girls represent
ing both Carolinas and two 9TH
err states
These four year $500 regional
awards are sponsored by the
Cocker Alumnae a. a feature OF
the Semlcentcnnial anniversary
the college is currently cclebrat-
ing. They went 10 top ranking
CCntenderS in geographical dis
trictS covering Sc 9TH Carolir 1
and key areas of North Carolina
and Georgia.
The grants will De credited on
college expenses in SIPS yearly
installmentS. Qualified appli-
Giants admitted as resident stu
dents to the colleges 1958-59
freshman class We're eligible to
compete.
Special district committees of
the college A,umnaS Association
recommended the regional can
didateS. Miss Dora McColl of
Florence headed a general alum
nae scholarship committee of
alumnae Association executive
board members.
Miss Waller is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Waller of
Fair Bluff. a senior at Fair Bluff
High School she is 4 member OF.
the Beta CLUB and has been a
member of the basketball team
for four years. She vas marsh
al her junior year ard served as
q the Beta
Club the same year.
In her church activities she is
president OF the Columbus Sub
district Methods. Youth Eel
.owShIp, treasure" of district
MNF, a mcmbc. % the adult
choir and Church Commission
On Membership ard Evangelism.
Fair Bluff Methodist Church.
Too, she is pianist for the church
Primary Department. and Rotary
Club.
South Carolina winners in
cludc. Sara Anderson. Ninety
Six. Patricia Ayers, Greenville;
Carol Clark, Wiliiston: Anne
Davis. SalterS: Patricia Floyd.
Myrtle Beach: Jo3nn Harmon.
CampcbellO: Patsy Hunt. Laur-
ems, Shirley kornahrenS, North
Charleston; Glenda Marbert
Johnston; Nancy Martin. Column
bia; Elizabeth McCown, Inman;
Nancy Ridseway, Columbia;
Frances SegarS. HartSville: Peg
gg Zc!gler. Orangcb Irg.
Out-of-StaterS with Sara Jane
are 10 Ann Clayton, Raleigh;
Caroline Quick, Wilson: Henri
eta Ramsey, ASheville; Jennie
Lee Satterfield, Charlotte; Bette
Anne Wood, Benson. Also. Cher
RE Currie, Savannah. Ga, Ade-
lalde Warren. Brownsville, N. Y.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23

We don't oring them up to
run them down. The North
Carolina Department of Motor
Vehicles says it's up 10 each
driver 10 watch fo- thoughtless
children and make allowances
for them in traffic.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends and relatives for their
and expressions oil
sympathy during the death of
our beloved son, Billy Mobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mobiles
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23

Mrs. Kenneth Ray. I. J. Susss,
Mrs. Horace Cox. J. L. Mills,
and Gwendolyn Catherine Gore.
A wedding anniversary for Mr..
and Mrs. Dalton Ward on the
18th.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-23
Rebel 300 Race
Will eaiure
Famous Bands

An hour and d 7alf of enter
tainment is in store for race
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
F. C. Guths
Live
In Austrid

Mrs. Lynn w. Franklin an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter Jenny-Lynn to Mr..
Francis George Guth, son OF
Mrs. Margaret Haas Guth Of
New York.
The ceremony took place at
Fall Hill. the brides ances-
trail home near Fredericks-
burg, Va. on August 80.
The Rev. Samuel Belk ON
ciated in the presence Of only
members Of the immediate
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guth left di-
rectly after the wedding for
New York to sail for Europe
abroad the Queen Mary.
They viii make their home
In Vienna, Austria for the
next two years.
The bride is the daughter
Of the late United States
Consul General Lynn w.
Franklin. formerly Of WASH
ington. She is q noted artist
and has exhibited her paint
ing and ceramics in one man
shows here. New York and
Richmond. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Ki-Wives Plan
Benefit Show

The third annual fall FASH
ion show and buffet luncheon
Of the Ki-Wiyes Of Silver
Spring will be held next
Wednesday at the Manor
Club. Norbeck. Md.
Fashions will be modelled
by members Of the Ki-wives.
The show viii benefit
members Of Child Welfare
projects Of the Silver Spring
Kiwanis Club. Reservations
may be made by calling Mrs.
c. E. Browning, ticket chair
man or Mrs. Carl Fredricks.
Mrs. Joseph Glotfelty is
chairman Of the event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

wife come from Southern
France-he from the town
of corneilla-d el-vercol in the
Pyrenees: she from Biarritz
near the Spanish border.
The couple will be staying
here at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel until tomorrow, when
they leave on the first leg of
their three-week tour.
Missing the tour is their
only son, Herve, Q, who is
mentioning in Germany.
And SO far. nothing they
have seen in Washington re-
minds them Of Paris, Nine.
Vigier said. despite the fact
that the city was planned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Bright French Future
Seen by Paris Mayor

The, Mayor Of Paris is on
a visit here bearing scars Of
work In the underground and
predicting a brighter political
future for France under Gen.
de Gaulle.
Mr.. Jean-Louis Vigier is
not actually the Mayor Of
Paris" but the president If
the city's municipal council.
His United States tour,
under the international edu-
cation program, began with
his arrival In New York on
Saturday.
The Mayor and his attrac-
tive blond wife received the
keys to the city Of Washing
ton at the District Building
after their arrival yesterday.
Mr.. Vigier predicted that
plans of Premier de Gaulle
to remodel the French gov
eminent would be approved
in a referendum scheduled
for September 20.
Gen. de Gaulle. he said, is
scheduled to present his COM
plete plan tomorrow in a
major speech.
Mr.. Vigier said the Pre-
mier's constitutional changes
would be approved by at least
So per cent Of the voters.
Criticizes United States
In discussing civil unrest
In his city, Mayor Vigier said
it has its roots in the presc2t
political situation. And that
once this is settled. things
would return to normal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

The 43-year-old French Of
ficial criticized the United
States sharply for It's inaction
during the Suez crisis.
IF we had had your sup
port" he said, "the trouble
might have been avoided"
He said 1t was a manifesto
ton of the Arab movement
and that II represented a VIC
tory for Nasser and eventual
ly a victory for Russia.
However, he said, now
more than ever France needs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

and partly laid out by q
French engineer-Maj. Len
FAINT.
While the mayor spoke
through an interpreter, his
wife conversed with report
ers In English, which she
learned in French schools.
They will visit San Fran
cisco. Dallas, the Grand
Canyon and other places u
interest in the West.
When FIRST asked about
the political situation in
France. Mayor Vigier said
jokingly:
II can't very well tell. I
haven't read the papers In
the past i've days"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

the United States as an ally.
He added that this Is also
true Of England and Germany
in the European community.
While describing his part
In the French underground
movement in l94S. Mr.. Vigier
showed reporters heavy scars
on both ankles. He was
wounded while trying to es-
cape German imprisonment.
From Southern France
He revealed he was await
ing for the execution Of his
death sentence when the
allied troops liberated France
in August. 1914.
Both Mr.. Vigier and his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
HONOR MAYOR

HONOR MAYOR
District Commissioner
and Mrs. Robert Me-
LouehIin were hosts at
q porty yesterday in
honor Of the Mayor of
Poris, Mr.. jean Louis
Vieier strieht) and
Nine. Vieier. The Nc
.louehlins pose with
the Mayor at the event
which took place at the
Sheroton-C Carlton Ho-
tel.-Stor Stoff Photo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
Los Grandes
SeCretOs E~xpueStOs.

Medios de ganarss Ia vida. Secretos
Del amor. Secretos vieios, y nuevos
descubrimientos. Secretos mistariosos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
Por JOSEPH A. TAYLOR

te, que no creian que la vista
de Mann Sc debiera a que los
EStados Unidos estuviesen pro-
yectando I'm Gambia desfavora-
Bile para Venezuela. I'm porta-
voz declare que Washington co.
voz declare que Washington CO.
noce bien los problemas vene-
zolanos. Anadi6 que cualquier
cambio que Sc haga en- la politi-
ca actual sera mas bien favora-
BILE que desfavorable y aumen-
tara y no disminuira la produc-
cion veneZolana.
Mann hablo tambien con ell
presidente de la Junta de Co
bierno, Edgar Sanabria, y por
la tarde con ell Ministro de Mi
mas e Hidrocarburos, Julio Diez.
Mas tarde Sc reunio con los
representatives de las companies
petroleras norteamericanas, a
los cuales acompano ell Embaia-
dor de los Estados Unidos, Ed
ward Sparks.
Mann hablo brevemente a los
-(Pasa a la pag. ~
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Compensation a
Firrnu Americana
en- la Argentina

BUENOS AIRES -(UPI-
Ell Presidente, DR.. Arturo From
dizi, envio al congreso I'm men.
safe para pedir la aprobacion
de la formula de compensation
del gobierno a la American and
Foreign Power Company (A.N.
Seq.
Las instalaciones de la EN-.
presa fueron expropiadas por
Ell gobierno argentine entire 49,
43 y 1949, y ell mes pasado ell
gobierno aprobo una formula
para compensar por clio a la
ANSEC despues de varios amos
de litigio.
La formula estipula una in.
demnizaci6n por las fabricas ex-
propiadas, mas un traspaso gra-
dual al gobierno de los grupos
de ANSEC que quedaran como
propiedad del estado, los cua-
les prestan servicio a 283, 900
consumidores, de mas de 80
localid~'ss, entire elias Mendoza,
Mar del Plata y SaltaN.
-tPasa a la pag. Z
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
tondeeorado por el
6obierno Rasleno
ell I. W. (. Knox

WASHINGTON, DC. Ell
Gobierno del Brasil contrib al
Sr. w. E. Knox, presidente de
la Westinghouse international
Company, ell titulo de Official
de la Orden do Cruzeiro do Sui,
ell honor mas alto otorgado a
una persona no brasilena.
La entrega fue hecha por ell
Almirante Ernani do Amaral
Peixoto, Embajador del Brasil
en- los Estados Unidos, durante
una reception celebrada en- la
Embajada de dicho pals, situa-
da en- ell 5000 de la Avenida
Massachusetts,.
La encomienda fue entrega-
da al Sr. Knox, en- premio a sus
es~fuerzos, como jefe de la Wes-
tinghouse, en- ell fomento y en-
pleo de los recursos de ener-
gia electrical del Brasil. Entire
los proyectos, en- los que la com
pania ha participate, Sc cuen-
tan las estaciones hidroelectri-
cas- de Paulo Alfonso y Peixoto,
ademas de varias instalaciones
de electricidad al yapOr Y de
turbinas de gas.
La Westinghouse ha provisto
de maquinaria pesada a Volta
Redonda, la forja nacional de
acero y a los ferrocarriles Pau
lista y Sorocabana. Participo
tambien en- Westinghouse, Sac
Paulo, en- donde Sc ma
nufacturan lavadoras automa-
ticas "Laundromat", refrigera-
dores y otros productos electri-
cos. Esta planta Sc inauguro Ell
mes pasado.
FL Sr. Knox Sc ha destacado
en- la esfera del de~sarrollo cleo
trico, en- TODD ell mundo, desde
SUI ingreso en- la Westinghouse
Internationa, en- ell ano 1922.
Fue nombrado vicepresidente
de la compania en- 1946 y dos
amos despues fue elegido presi-
dente.
Ell Sr. Knox es quien ha de-
sarrollado las Plantas "Unit Po-
Pasa a Ia pag. ~
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I~nversiones de
Esfodos Unidos

NEW YORK, diciembre 20 :
(UPn-La revista vision" dice
que aunque los inversionistas
extranieros estan colocando en-
Mexico, mensualmente, alrede-
dor de echo millones de dola-
res, estan observando con caute
la al nuevo sobierno de Lopez
Msteos
Este es debido a la conviction
que tieren de que Mexico ha
llesado ahora a una importante
encrucijada economical -agrega
Vision y que el nuevo presi
dente tiene que tomar algunas
decisiones dificiles.
I'll articulo continGa diciendo:
"Todo depende de la rapidez
y habilidad con que trata los
siguientes problemas:
Il. Las demands obreras de
(Pasa q la Pag,na ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
Frondii Anunciard Pronto su
[Nuevo Programa de Austeridad
Por N RAYMOND

financiar los esfuerzos de la
Argentina para recuperar su es-
tabilidad economical.
La mayor parte del dinero Sc
usara para aliviar ell deficit en-
la balanza de pages de Argen-
tina pero cerca de 100 900 900
de dolares Sc dedicaran a ohras
de fomento.
Las negociaciones con ell 60
bierno de los Estados Unidos y
bancos privados norteamerica-
nos, terminaron aver con la
aprobacion del programa argen-
tino por ell Fondo Monetario
International.
Ell Ministro de Economic ar.
gentino, Emilio Donate del Ca.
rril, dijo a un periodista que
espera firmar los acuerdos so.
bre ell credito y prestamo ell
lunes y regresar al dia siguien
tie a la Argentina.
La UPI supo que Frondizi te-
lefone6 a del Carril, para que
fijara la fecha para ell anuncio
simultaneo.
Ell gobierno argentine, aun
tiene que poner en- vigor varios
decretos y concluir las negocia-
clones sobre jornales, con i'm
portantes sindicatos obreros,
antes de iniciar ell plan de es'
tabilizacion.
Sc dice que Frondizi esta
preparado a hacer ell anuncio,
embellishments despues de las
fiestas de Navidad probablemen
te Ell 20 o ell 80 de diciembre.
Sc espera que ell presidente
haga una declaration franco, al
pueblo argentine, sobre ell es.
tado de deterioro de la situa.
ci6n economical pidiendo los sa-
crificios n~ecesarios por las res
triccions temporales que con
tiene Ell programa.
Las autoridades aqui. conside-
ran ell plan argentine como uno
-(Pasa a In nag. ~