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Acabo de dejar la ciudad de MoscG, DON
de por cast cinco meses goce de la mayor
hbertad que los rusos hayan dado a un ex-
t%ranjero, desde que termin6 la guerra.
Nunca Sc me impidi6 que fuers a dom
de %quisiera, nj en- Moscu nj en- otrss ciuda-
des, y jannas me acompano guia Official al
guno.
Antes de mi viaje, la Gnica idea que te-
MIA de la vida en- la Union Sovietica era la
que obtenia de los reportajes politicos; y, ash,
me Imaginable que Sc trataba de una socie-
dad i%ncolora, sin individualidad y desprovis-
ia de los detalTes que hacen las cosas intere.
Santes; pero, ahora despues de haber conoci-
do intimamente tantas personals, nj opinion
ha sufrido un cambio complete.
Mi viaje a la Union S~ovietica obedeci6 a
n sugerencia de la editorial que publica
mis- obras. Esta guerra que les escribiera una
noveia con argumento sovietico, que tuviera
que yer con el aspecto international de la
ciencia. Solicite entonces permiso a la So
ciedad de Escritores Sovieticos para que Sc
me permitiera pasar varios meses con ellos, ell
que me fue concedido. y despues de tomar
IN curse intense en- russo, emprendi viaie ha.
era Moscd, a donde llegue a mediados de
JUNO.
Puedo decir que fui muy bien recibido
y tuve oportunidad de visitar a numerosos
escritores, hombres de %ciencia, maestros, ac-
torres de cine, estudiantes, trabajadores, etc.
Fui recibido por familias que vivian en- apar-
tamentos de bastante lujo y por Otras que
vivian. en- una sofa habitaci6n con una cocina
y baho eoleetivos para los ocupantes del mis-.
mo piso.
No Puede deeirse asi que Ell pueblo russo
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tai Ola COMO HoY
Microbes, 10 de Noviembre

Microbes, 10 de Noviembre
MISUNDERSTANDING de Ia is.
la de Puerto Rico por Co.
lon.
1816-Combate de India Muer.
ia, entire portugueses y
uruguayos.
1s37-Inaugdrase Ell primer p.
C. de Cuba entire Haba.
ma y Bejucal.
1863-Pronuncia Lincoln su ia.
moso Discourse de Get
tysburg".
1882-Fundacion de la ciudad
de La Plata (Argentina).
1911-Asesinato del general ca.
ceres, presidente domini-
cano.
1914-Muere Higinio Esquerra,
patricia eubano.
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FL ANcLIcIsMo EN- FL EsPANOL
c~oNTEMPORANEo

Con a proposto de contribuir al mantenimiento de ia ru,.-. !.
nuestro idioma, diadamente publcaremos en- eaa pAgina un artfcuIo
del 1nteresante y nOvedoso DicciOnario de Angicismo del miusr
nternacionsista y hl6iOgO panamehO doctor Ricardo j. Altar.
A PREPOsICION Continuation
En- estos pasajes Sc advierte que Sc han traducido litor.1
mente los giros course to follow, Sports events to Gomez.
action to take; y que en- lugar de la proposition a, 10 correeto
era usar: o bln la proposition pOr, o bien las expresiones Que
debe, que deben, que ha de, que han de, u. otras que Sc amol.
den al uso de nuestra lengua.
ooservese que en- estos casos es I'm nombre ell que rige
al infinitivo y que no Sc trata del "infinhivo final construido
con tormas Verbales finitas", que comenta con gran serudici6n
y de manera luminosa Ell exmio fiI6logo Pedro U. Gonzalez de
la Gale en- SUI monograffs inttulada "CAMINO A SEGUIR. IRA
BAJo A REAL1zAR", publicada por Ell Institute Caro- y cuervo
de Bogota. Q946).
-(CoNTINUA).
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Miami, IA de noviembre de 1858.

Sr. Rene Viera,
Seccion "Reloj",
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS.
Miami.
TIE informo que desde Ell da 8 de los corrientes soy un re.
fugiado mas en- esta ciudad, luego de haber recorrido Mexico
y la America Central cumpliendo una mission de combate frente
a la imposition de la censura a la prensa y en- favor del restsble.
cimiento de las garantias constituencies en- Cuba.
La Junta de Gobierno del Colegio Nacional de Periodistas
aprob6 en- ell mes de septiembre dtimo una moc6n mia, qe res
pald6 ell Decano Provincial de Matanzas, Ell digno companero
Alfredo Hernandez Jorcano, que consistia en- tres puntos:
1-Conseguir ell apoyo de las insttuciones civcas cubanas para
la lucha contra la censura; 2-Lograr con ell Bloque Cubano
de Prensa y la Federation de Radioemisores de Cuba una vgo-
rosa protesta contra la censura, de forma que fuera restable-
lograrse, acordar la no publication de noticias politicas nj de
boletines ohciales, politca que es justo reconocer que inicio
la revista Bohemia; y 3-Enviar a dos de sus integrantes al
extranjero para que v~ertebraran un certero movimiento de re
pulsa, tanto en- Mexico y la America Central como en- la America
del Sur, contra ell gobierno de Batista que ha impuesto once
periodos -cada uo de As dias- de mordaza a la prensa Guiana.
Por gentleza de mis- companeros de la Junta de Gobierno
Nacional Sc me designo para recorrer la America Central y
Mexico. AL DR.. Jorge Quintana, Decano de los Periodicals. de
La Habana y c~ombatiente contra las agresiones a la prenss y
a los periodistas, Sc lie escogio para que realizara la misma
campana en- la America del Sur, luego que asishera a la Con.
ferencia de la SIP, en- Buenos Aires.
Recorri Mexico, Guatemala, Ell Salvador, Honduras, Costa
RIGA y Panama y en- cada una de esas %republicas hermanas
Sc consiguio una vgorosa protesta de los organismos periods
ticos, que lego en- forma de cables al Palacio Presidential de
Cuba. Tambien publique declaraciones aclarando la sltuaclon
verdadera del p~eriodista independents de nuestra patria, que
NADIA tiene que yer con la polihca que sia cada empresa. Ell
Pasa a Ia pagna 8 -
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.cortus al Director.
.-cortu al
La Opinion de Nuestros Lectores

senda de la paz. acknowledgements, como
listed dice, habra que esperar varios lustros
para que los paises nuestros entren en- esa
senda, como los paises que Sc saben gobernar
sin violencia.
No basta con elecciones libres, porque Ell
pueblo que no sabe leer nj escribir, nj conoce
sus derechos, IRA q esas elecciones enganado
por unos cuantos que lie diran por quien debe
de votar.
Es bastante duro ell canine de la paz po-
Utica en- nuestros paises, pero llegaremos
ALA 81 Dios quiere.
Atentamente, de I'd,
W. r..L.--
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CELEBRA A MIAMI

Como turista venezolano estoy encanta-
do de la ciudad de Miami y Miami Beach,
donde Ia limpieza es grande y Ell trato de las
gentes muy amable y fino.
Creo que con csc trato y esa limpieza
puede mantener Miami su alto nivel turisti
co en- TODD el pals.
Los precios en- los hoteles los he encon-
trado muy moderados, a la altura de mi Dol.
sillo.
FL silencio en- las GALES es algo que me
Ia lamado la atenci6n y que debemos imitar
en- nuestros paises.
Muchas gracias y atentamente,
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
WILSON

IN. de la R.-Este articulo
y otro que seguira, fueron escri-
toS por Ell novelista norteame-
ricano Mitchell Wilson, que
ACADIA de regresar a Viena de
un yiaje de cinco meses por
la Union Sovietica, donde suS
novelas, una de elias mi Her
mano, Mi Enemigo", han Sido
traducidas al ruso).
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CELEBRA NUEsTRA INFORMATION
I'm Cubano

Deseo hacer constar nuestra felicitacion
i por ell buen reportaje sobre Cuba que diaria-
mente leemos en- su peri6dico. Es alentador
tener una prensa hispana que recoge la yer.
dad cuando otros peri6dicos la callan o la
dicen a medias.
Nosotros los ~lectores de Cayo Huesc ex-
tendemos la felicitaci6n a todos los que en- SUI
peri6dico hacen possible esta information, que
es la unica complete y diaria que recibimos
en- espahol, impresa en- Miami.
Muy atentamente,
Dos Rebeldes
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COMENTA NUEsTRO EDITORIAL

He leido su %articulo sobre la violencia
pclitica y estoy de acuerdo con sus concep-
tcs. No hay derecho a v~iolentar la paz mien-
tras qdedan caminos legales por donde solu-
eionar los problemas.
Nuestros PASSES hispanos son victimas de
muchas CIRCUMSTANCES hist6ricas. Espana nos
do una pobre administration y no nos ense-
no a practicar la democracia. Pero en- la
epoca moderna, despues de algunos amos de
praetica, "a debiannos saber actuar por la
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
RELDJ': !.
revisto del oeonfeceE evbono..
ExcLusIvo PARA oD1An1o LAS AMERrcAs",

SANTORAL DEL DIA.-La Igesa Cat6lica celebra hoy
la fessividad de santos Ponciano, martir y santa Isabel Reina
de Hungrfa.
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SEGRETARIAL

TEMPLES Intensive eoUrSes ~
bond IN 8 weeks. 100 Wp.M. i9
~ PIX Switchboard. Is; SisAs
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HOLLYWOOD
Goodwin Reflects at Is
BY BOB THOMAS

and spoke to me sternly.
You're through she said.
Finished. You'll never work
again She carried on 50 that
I got mad. I got up and started
working.
THAT year I made Stella
Dallas Marco Polo Gold
wyn FollieS,' Dead End and
Hurricane 1 was working
again, and my wife told me
later that was exactly what she
wanted me to do"
Goldwyn has been working
ever since, and he said he hasn't
had q sick day. He used to
make 80 pictures a year when
he was partnered with Jesse
Lasky and Cecil B. DeMille, 26
when he had that 0oldwyn Co.
which was later merged into
MGM (Sam didn't go with the
deaD.
In recent times, he has made
only one picture at a time and
he takes two or three years to
prepare, film and sell it. But
that doesn't mean any letdown
in activity.
When I'm working on a
picture, I do nothing else" he
remarked. Il take part in every
phase of activity; I've got 20
know what every department is
doing.
selling is part of my job,
too. When I finish "Porgy.' I'll
go with it to openings in the
key cities Of Europe and Asia. u
And after that?
"I'll be back in this Office,
talking to you about another
picture" he grinned.
Tomorrow: How GOIdwyn
manages his active life at 49,
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ED SULLIVA
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

dad. ). Kay Starr and Richard
Harold in tune. Ella Whit
aker, daughter of Lehigh U.
preS, weds Paul Jaleski, Sep
TENDER 6. The Rosemary
ClOoney -J0se Ferfer Stork due
October 10.
State Dept. delayed Earl
BsOwder'S passport to visit
Europe. The German
tAnnette DiOnne) AlIards ex-
pect a September goth Stork.
David Merrlck and Josh
Logan got $3.50, 200 from Warn
erS for Fanny" Josh will direct
the flicker. DR.. George Gal
lup's son, George 50, marrying
Kingsley Hubby. :. Walt Dis
ney's Sleeping Beauty" may be
his last feature cartoon. He'll
concentrate on live Aims.
Warmers completed John Paul
Jones" in Spain. :. Ann Baxter
and Norman Olson ablaEe.
Sol Siegel readying Elsie Janis
biog for the screen. The
Gregory Pecks Applauding
George Shearing at Embers
-. Art .CWMGM TOlchin
honeymooning with Fran Ross.
Jack Club 49, Whites
widow, Edith, i'll.
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passionate. They treat 1t ever
90 lRughahly. TO be sure, but as
an echo whose hollowness they
have discovered through ex-
perienee.
This, indeed. is what makes
their duel between the sexes a|
sophisticated. mental exercise.
As compared with Miss Bar
dots excited, driven heroine In
"And God Created Woman"
and ia Parislenne, Miss Berg.
man is a cool, unruffied Eve.
Where Miss Bardot resorts to
every enticing device from slip-
ping neelieees TO total sun
bathing to attract her man,
Miss Bergman is Indifferent To-
the point Of meeting Grant inI
an old dressing gown and with
her face heavily cold-creamed.
All this raises the question:
BY what criteria does Mr.. Ire
velyan measure SICKNESS?
Gould It be the one repre-
sented by Sophia Loren In
"The Key?
Perhaps it could but this GER
tainly calls for q closer look,
at least by American standards.
1t Is true that Miss Loren's girl
in that picture is woefully less
than prim in her dealings with
men. A succession Of them
moves through her fiat, but 1t
Is the pictures point that this
is the result Of . poignant
psychosis.
Miss Loren is q girl less than
half alive, totally dead as to-
conscience since the man she
loved was killed in World War
II, a conflict she sees as hui
manity's doom.
As the four films add up,
then. "IndiScreet" and "The
Key" deal with sex as Jest and
psychic wound, respectively,
while Miss Bardot'S pair resort
to no such dramatic justifica-
tons, or theatrical masks.
They are fatty what they
are, or maybe fatty" is the
wrong word. Mr.. Trevelyan to
the contrary.
X &#k
MEMOS: The Enchanted, :"
running but slightly behind the
two predecessor hits at Olney,
will resume its second and final
week tonight. At its pres
ent pace, it will give the Mary
land summer theater a trio Of
crashing successes on which to
end its season. The other
two were king of Hearts" and
Under Wildwood" "The
Key" will give way at the On
tario on Friday of this week
to Erich Remarque's "A Time
to Love, and A Time to Die"
After one of the summers
major film runs. Also new
on the weeks film schedule is
Your Past Is Showing" 4.
1t will replace Count Five and
Die" at the Macarthur Theater
on Thursday.
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SheiIah 6rahem Is on vacation. Her
column viii be resumed on Sep
TENDER 8.
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~ c-eus shoy'hsrd ia 10 weeks. "a hBc Short
i3l Iypinq individually fought lll iBM ksYpVnch.
iSAsiTPs. q s's.hga c!-::=.. o=S 81 Eys,
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NEW YORK. - Mrs. Ben.
GuriOn recuperating from eye
operation. Incidentally, Israeli
foreign minister. Mrs. Coda
Meir, will succeed Ben-Gurion
II he retireS. Oscar Ham.
merstein I'd is 10 pounds Slim
mer. Gen. Charles ROmulO,
Philippine Ambassador to U. S.,
decided to stay in Washington
and not switch to U.N. -. Hedy
Lamar and william Digger a
twosome. Nehru completed
a book on correspondence With
internationally known personal
tiles. Jean Seberg and
Francois MOreuil to honeymoon
in Europe. Sen. Lyndon
Johnson set for Mayo Clinic.
Mrs. Archie Moore lost her
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater
Johnny Mathis and variety
show; $50 pm.
Olney - The Enchanted"
$50 pm.
Ambassador - "IndiScreet"
1870, 3;25, 5:2S, 1880 and $50
pm.
Apex-"Mr. Potts Goes to
Moscow; lbs. 4:4S and Sis
pm.
Capitol The Hunters:
,1l:35 am. 1:40, $40. B:4S, 7:4S
and $40 pm.
COlumbia-"Gigi":: $50 pm
Dupont - La PariSlenne"::
1. $40, 4:30. 6:1S, sos and
$50 pm.
Keith's The VikingS":
1l:15 am, 100, 3:25, 5:35, Tao
and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"Count S a nc
Die: 6:15. $40 and $50 pm
Metropolitan - "Indiscreet"
l1:40 am, lao, $40, $40, 7:4s
and GAS pm.
OntariO-"The Key; /, $40
$50, $40, and 1920 pm.
Palace-"The Big Country;
1925 am, lis. 4:05, SIS ano
GAS pm.
PlayhOuse-"La PariSienne"
IL am. 1910. 2:3o. AIS, sos
e $50 and $40 pm.
PlaEa-"And God Created
Woman; 1880 am. 1:l0, $40
$40, tbs and $40 pm.
TranS-Lux-"The Bridge or
Shs River Kwai":: 10 am, 1870
$50. $40 and 9:10 pm.
UPTOWN - South Pacific"
~ pm.
Warner-"Search for Para.
nse"; S:3o pm. a..
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THE PASSING SHOW
Now,Now TreveIyon,
There IS Brigitte
by JAY CARMODY
star Drama Bditor

man named John Trevelyan said the other day that
American sexer than those from France and this
which both types Of nm cannot stop broodng
about 1t.
Not the subject. of course. but the comparison.
the face Of things, Mr.. Teveyan something OF
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SheiIah Grahom is on vocation. Her
column win be resumed on Sep
TENDER 3.
proach of his 10th birthday to-
morrow. At this advanced age,
he is putting in a full days
work each day on the biggest
gamble and toughest project of
his career.
Goldwyn is investing between
IS and 81 million Of his own
money on a film version Of
"Porgy and Bess." 1t is a pro-
duction what has had more
grief before filming than any
other film within memory.
He spent eight months nego-
tiating for the folk opera rights
with the individuals and estates
that control them - Il almost
gave up three times" He had
trouble lining up a cast because
some of the performers feared
the vehicle would portray the
Negro in a bad light.
He switched directors in a
bitter wrangle that almost
evoked a mutiny in the cast.
And the stage containing the
sets and costumes burned to the
ground with a 50 million loss.
+ = 4 \
But the onetime glove sales
man is going ahead with his
usual high spirit.
Life is a fight" he COM
mented. Pm used to it. I've
been fighting all my life.
1T started to work when !
was IL. My father left me
Notwithstanding but a mother
and six brothers and sisters to
help support. Every time !
earned So or 81, 1 gave 81 to
my mother. I didn't mind.
learned that giving is better
than receiving"
- x%
Goldwyn talked in his TASTE
fully furnished Office at the
studio he bought from Mary
Pickford. He wore a conserva.
tive, double breasted pin-stripe
suit and brown and white
shoes and talked earnestly Of
his belief in the therapy OF
work. He illustrated with this
story. which he said he had
never told before:
twenty-five years. I under
went operations to remove my
gall bladder and appendix.
lay in bed for weeks, feeling
very sorry for myself. I didn't
think I ever wanted to make
pictures again.
"One day my wife came in
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authority on movie QUALITIES.
He is secretary OF the United
Kingdom Film Censorship
Board. Therefore. he speaks Of
ficially, which puts him beyond
the need to explain just what
he means by "sexier."
How is relative SICKNESS meas
ured? The frequency with
which 1t turns up as a fllm
theme? The candor with which
it is represented on the screen?
The allure Of the actress who
Sizzles as the center of motion
pictures which deal with the
emotions that are politely called
romantic? Or is it o combina-
ton Of all these?
Mr.. Trevelyan doesn't say.
He Just lets fiy with q generali-
zation Of the kind that makes
headlines. This perhaps Ii all
he intended, but'remarks such
as his set some people on on
trains OF thought that seem To-
have no destination. This can
be nettlesome.
Reduced to evaporation,
however, the harried thinker on
Mr.. Trevelyan's remark can
ind one way out.
1t just happens that France
Is pretty well represented ct
the moment on Washington
screens and taking its films as
Q fair cross-section 1t IL pos
tsible TO make a comparison
between them and the Holly
wood product. Taking the Aims
of both countries which stress
seek, they number four or two
from each which would seem TO
offer q fair basis Of measure
Ynent.
The American films are "In-
discreet" and 1.-THE Key" the
French, "And God Created
Woman" and La Parisienne."
To this, Mr.. Trevelyan may cry
'foul" in that Brigitte Bardot
is the star of both the latter,
The claim is disallowed On the
ground that France, having
found a good thing is Miss
Bardot, has turned her into its
major export.
She is packing theaters from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
not because she is the greatest
French actress since Rachel, or
even Sarah Bernhard. If she
is not the sum total of the
French Aim industry, there is
little evidence to the contrary
anywhere, and none at all in
this National Capital.
X y
However, to stop looking at
Miss Bardot and consider the
substance of the four pictures,
Mr.. Trevelyan would seem to
be unjust to Hollywood's films.
"Indiscreet," for instance.
The figures in which its SEEK is
compressed are Cary Grant and
Ingrid Bergman. both of whom
are over the threshold of middle
age and whose approach to ro-
nance is more amused than
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HOLLYWOOD (AP). - IF
you want to keep living, keep
working"
That is the reflection Of
Samuel 0oldwyn on the APP
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Tomorrow: How GOldwyn
manages his active life at 49,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-10
Ava Child Narrowly
Escapes Drowning

Little Jeffery Danford, two
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Danford, of Ava, narrowly
escaped death by drowning
Tuesday afternoon when he fell
backwards into a post hole filled
with water.
He was unconscious when
found by his mother a few
minutes later. He received first
aid treatment at the office of
DR.. Frederick M. Cox and was
then taken to Guernsey Me-
mortal hospital, Cambridge, for
additional treatment.
1t is said that his father had
been digging the hole for a
clothes line post and it was filled
with two feet of water, due to
the heavy rains.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-10
Local 0NG Unit
Preparing For
Summer Camp

A regular meeting of the local
ambulance unit, Ohio National
guard, was held July 2 at the
armory, with final plans being
made for their annual encamp-
ment at Camp Breckenridge, Ky.
Strength of the unit now in
cludes two officers and So en-
listed men. Sgt. Leland Truck
reported one new enlistee, James
E Bates, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Bates. First Sgt. Roger
o. King has re-enlisted for
period of three years. He now
has approximately eight years
service.
The advance detail, Sic. Truck,
Sgt Carlos Bryan, and Cpl.
Richard Minyo, will leave Cald-
well on July %, and the main
convoy, consisting of 20 men and
ten vehicles will leave on July
25 with 1st 1t. Howard S. Beall
and Sgt. Dennis Gerst in charge.
The remaining men will leave
midnight July 26 by bus to join
the rest of the unit in Kentucky.