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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
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que desaparece con Ell sueno de
la noche que repara las ener-
gias perdidas. Luego, la fatiga
"peligrosa" 0 "surmenage", eau
sada por la acumulacion de ia
tigas y tambien la que presiona
de tai modo al ORGANISING que
puede llegar a provocar la muer
t., Experiences realizadas en-
los Laboratories han permitido
comprobar que 81 I'm animal ia
tigado Sc lie inyecta la sangre
de un animal descansado Sc res
tablece en- el primero la capaci-
dad de trabajo en- forma inme-
data. Y 81 Sc procede de name
ra inversa, Ell individuo en- re.
poso mostrara enseguida sinto-
mas de fatiga. La verdad es que
en- ell curse del dia nos intoxi-
camos. AL lado de este Sc repre-
sentan, tambien por Ell trabajo
muscular, otras sustancias de-
nominadas toxinas del cansan-
clio, que al ser difundidas en- to-
do ell ORGANISING por Ia sangre
brigham no solo cansancio de
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

Una de las dolencias mas fire.
cuenteS en- nuestra epoca de fe-
bril- actividad es la fatiga. Result
ia una amenaza constante que
Sc cierne no solo sobre la be-
lleza sino tambien sobre la sa-
lud, que estan entertainments
unidas. La fatiga Sc caracteri-
"a por una desagradable sensa-
cion de lasitud, dolores de ca
beza, malestares en- los brazos,
piernas y otras regiones del
cuerpo, palpitaciones, dificulta-
des respiratorias y trastornos
digestivos. A veces va acompa-
NADIA de perdida de la memoria,
falta de atencion, impossible
dad de c%oncentrar la mente,
tristeza, abatimiento, en- SUI
ma: un decaimiento general que
p~ersiste, puede alcanzar verda-
dera gravedad. La fatiga puede
ser fisica, provocada por gran.
DIES esfuerzos musculares; inte-
lectual, causada por excessive
trabajo mental, y psiquica, con-
secuencia de violentos cheques
emotivos, en- ocasiones, COM
prende diversos aspectos orga-
nicos.
Hay ademas una cierta sra-
duacion. Existe la fatiga que
podriamos denominar sana"
o natural" provocada or Ia
sctividad normal del dia y
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
BODA SIN AMOR

Querida Amaranta: Me ca
Sc a los 16 amos con un hom.
bre que. en- yerdad, me que
ria acknowledgements pOrque
en- yarias ocasiones dem0str6
estar dispuesto a dar la vida
por mi. A pesar de no haber
recibid0 por parte mia sine
reproches y desprecioS, no lie
import6 hacerme su espOsa,
al yer que ell hOmbre a quien
20 verdaderamente amaba Sc
habia c~omprOmetido con Otra.
70 lie habia explicado a mi
madre que no sentia por mi
future esp0s0 sin0 un POGO de
'lastima y que jamas creia pc
der llegar a quererlo. Asi ha
sido. Fueron pasando los amos
tristemente. Yo lie pedia que
me facilitase ell divorciO, pero
Ell siempre Sc neg6. Pasaron
nueve amos durante los cua.
les tuve varios hijos. Y, aho-
ra, recien llegada a Miami
procedente de otra ciudad de
los Estados Unidos me he
vuelto a encontrar con ell no.
vic de mi ninez, al que tuve
que dejar por imposition de
mi madre. He venido salien.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
cumpIsahos

Ajusts hoy un nuevo ano de
existencia la preciosa nina 10
Ann Dorado, hiia del senior Ma
rio Dorado y se1ora, Eva de Do
RADIO, miembros estimates de
nuestra colonia h-ispanoamerica-
ma residente en- esta ciudad.
A las muchas felicfaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
grata OCCASION ,unimos las nues-
tras muy sinceras.
&*&
Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION
de SUI cumpleanos la primorosa
nina Maria Cristina Laverde, hi
ia del senior Alberto Laverde y
sonora, Magdalena de Laverde,
gentil pareja colombiana resi-
dente en- Miami.
Nos es grato felicitarla carl
nosamente y desearle muchos
amos mas de vida, rodeada del
afecto de sus amorosos padres.
Hoy cumple I'm nuevo ano de
vida, rodeado del cariho de sus
amantisimos padres, ell gracioso
nino Willy Puente.D uany, hiio
del DR.. GuillermO Puente. Qua
ny y sonora, Mireya Aguilar de
Puente.D uany
Nos complace .enviarle nues-
trss mas calidas felicitaciones
y desearle muchos amos mas de
existencia, plenos de alegrias y
~bienestares.
X
Nuestros parabieneS en- eli dia
de hoy para Ell estimado caba-
Hero seror Gustavo Rodriguez
con motive de la grata cele-
bracion de su cumpleanos, y
nuestros deseos de que soce de
muchos amos mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

do con Ell, teniendO mucho|
cuidado de que las cOsas mol
Sc cOmplicaran, per0 en- va
no. Las c0nsecuencias SOM
que desde que volvi a verlo,l
no vivo tranquila un rnomen.I
to. AL igual que 20, Ell es ca.
sado, y Sc Guam impossible esI
nuestrO amor. 1Sera un Pc
cadO querer a quien siempre'
Sc quisO despues de nueve
amos de soledad, de tristeza,
de desesperanza?
Mercedes
Me hago cargo perfectamen-
te lie su problema y quiero EN-
pear por decirle que es Ell
mismo con que Sc enfrentan
infinidad de seres. Sc case u.s.
ted enamorada de otro hon.
bre Y jamas ha logrado ena-
morarse de SUI marido; pasan-
do ell tempo surge aquel uni
co gran amor de SUI vida y u.s.
ted titubea entire la felicidad
y ell deber. Desgraciadamen.
te, sin embargo, la felicidad
es va impossible. Mil veces
preferible es que siga listed
c%umpliendo con su deber. Ma
t~uralmente, Sc encuentra us.
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
Fl Trio Cunvull
de Marco Rayo

Serenata de plata. de lu-
ma y organdi. I'm derroche de
notas melodiosas, I'm caudal
de voces sentidas y expresi-
vas, es ell Trio Canvall de
Marco Rayo. que con GENTLE
"a caracteristica de los CO.
lombianos ha hecho llegar SUI
arte y la canci6n folklorica de
SUI pstria a distinguidos hoga-
res de Miami.
En- noches recientes, como
invitados de honor, este mag
nifico conjunto musical ORE
clio una dulce serenata a Ia
gentil DANA dona Ines de
Gonzalez, quien desperto al
arrullo de la cancion de SUI
patria expresada en- estas vo-
ces de orc que regalan Ell CO.
raz0n en- sus cantos y melo-
dias. Los invitados fueron
atendidos finamente por dona
Inesita quien, muy emociona-
da, les dio ell mejor regalo de
la noche = Eel Trio Canvall,
con SUI arte y sus canciones,
me ha transportado a mi Co.
lombia querida".
Anteriormente ell Honora.
BILE Alcalde de Miami, senior
don Robert King High, tam
bisn tuvo la oportunidad de
escuchar las voces del Trio
Canvall de Marco Rayo, con ell
obsequio tan unico y preciado
de una serenata, con musica
tan dulce y sentida como es
la colombiana.
AL felicitar a estos expo
nentes del arte que en- I'm es-
fuerzo de dar a conocer la
musica de SUI pals han llegado
hasta nuestras playas, con
muy poca oportunidad de pre-
sentarse ante TODD Ell publico
dc Miami, formulamoS votos
porque cosechen muchos
triunfos en- los otros paises
que p~roximamente visitaran.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
DEL
ALFENIQUE

taZas de aZucar
IA eucharadita de e
tartaro
20 taxa de aqua
cucharadita de vinagre
IL cucharadita de esencia
de menta
Mezcle eli azucar, el eremor,
la 'leche y 81 vinagre, Cueza
igual que Turron de Coco. Guam
do este I'm POGO tibio y antics
de estirarlo, anada la esencia
de menta. Trabaje igual que Ell
Turron de Coco.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
hss. A. DApo LAS AMERICAS sABADo, 8 De srprrEnBRr DE 1888
Feliz Advenimiento

En- Nueva York, en- Ell hogan
de nuestros apreciables amigos,
Ell Licenciado Carlos Urrutia.
Aparicio y ST. bella esposa doha
Chela de Urrutia-ApariciO, lie
60 Ell "a de agosto pasado la
esperada cigiiena con un va
toncito de 6 libras y 5 onzas. al
que sus padres han dado Ell nom
bre lie Carlos Alberto. ..
FL Lcdo. UrrutIa 'es Delegado
Alteino de Guatemala en- las
Naclones Unidas. y goza de in
cvntables afectos en- las esferas
~dipIomaticas de Washington y
Nuevs York Hasta el y su di-
ehosa companera hacemos lie
gar nuestros saludos mas cor
diales, felicitandolos muy sin
eeramente por ell retono a
quien deseamos largos amos de
vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
De MedelIin

Por Ia via aerea llegaron de
Medellin Colombia en- dias pa
sados el senior don waco Toledo
Y sonora a quienes nos compla-
ee presentar uu cordial saludo
y desear una estadia muy pla-
ceutera entire nosotros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

WSentimental
de los invitados
POI. A~rmaranta

Dirijanse las consuItas a BUZON SENTIMENTAL, P. o. Box $685.
International Airport, Miami as, Fla. Rogamos a los Iectores Q
Iectoras qpe firmen sus cartas con un pseud6nimo o iniciales
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
De Ponomd

Llegaron de Panama en- dias
pasados la gentil dana sonora
Daphne de DaCOsta y SUI hija la
senorlta Sonia DaCOSta, quien
ingresara a nuestro Barry Cole
&c este semestre.
Nos complace saludarlas cor
dialmente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
Misc ell Domingo

Fl domingo 7, en- la lglesia
de San Miguel ell Arcangel, en-
la SO y West Flagler, sera cele-
brada una Misa q las diez de la
manana en- honor de Nuestrs
Sonora de la Carload del Cobre.
Ell sermon sobre la Virgen de
la Carload del Cobre sera en- es-
panol.
FL que desee ofrecer flores
a la Virgen para csc dia, debe
'llevarlas a la Sacristia de la
Iglesia ell sabado, antes de las
ocho de la uoche.
Confesiones en- espanol Ell sa-
bado de Z 8.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
Bonquete

bonquete
En- noches pasadas, en- el AGO.
cedor restaurants de Coral Ga
bles The Pub, tuvo lugar una
esplendida comida ofrecida por
Ell Club de Optimistas al cual
ssisti6 una nutrida y selecta
concurrencia.
Fue orador principal ell CO.
nocldo abogado y candidate a
Comlsionado del Condado de
Dade por ell Partido Democra-
ia en- las elecciones que Sc apro-
xiInan, senior Carlos B. Fernan-
dez, quien merecio grandes
aplausos por los sentidos con-
ceptos vertidos en- su discurso.
De Nicorogue
ms es grato p~resentar I'm
atento saludo al estimado ca
ballero senior AnastasiO Caste.
Hon v quien lego de Managua,
Nicaragua en- dias pasados a
passr una temporada en- esta
ciudad.
De GuonobueoG
Procedente de Guanabacoa,
Cuba, lego a Miami en- dias re-
cientes ell senior Pedro 1. Villa
y su gentil esposa, a quienes nos
complace presentar un atento
salude y nuestros deseos de que
pasen una temporada muy gra-
ia en- esta ciudad.
Comido informed
FL senor Agustin Severe DiaZ
y sonora Lola Casales de Seve-
no, ofrecieron una comida in.
formal en- SUI Residential de Mia
mi Springs en- noches pasadas
para festejar a I'm nutrido CRU
pc de sus amistades.
cumpleanos
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano
de vida la gentil senorita Maria
Eugenia Izquierdo, miembro es-
timado de nuestra colonia cuba
ma, a quien nos complace felici-
tar calurosamente y desear mu-
chos, y muy dichosos, amos mas
de vida.
Hoy celebra ell mejor de sus
dias la gentil DANA sonora Olga
F. de Batista, esposa del senior
Jose A Batista, Y con tai motive
nos es grato enviarle nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones y vo-
tos porque goce de muchos amos
mas de vida.
Il y y
Vayan nuestras mas caras fe-
licitaciones para Ell apreciado
caballero puertorriqueno senior
German Rivera, con motive de
la grata celebration de ul nue.
vo an~iversario de gu natalicio
en- Ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
De GuonobueoG
comido Informal

FL senor Agustin Severe Diaz
y sonora Lola Casales de Seve-
no, ofrecieron una comida in
formal en- SUI residencia de Mia
mi Springs en- noches pasadas
para festejar a I'm nutrido CRU
po de sus amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
cuatro Amos

Llega hoy a sus cuatro amos
de edad ell gracioso nino Lerys
ROjas hijo del senior Emilio Ro.
jas y sonora, Natividad Rios de
R0jas, miembros estimados de
uuestra colonia h~ispanoamerica-
ma residente en- esta ciudad.
-Lo felicitamos carinosamente
y lie dseamos que disfrute de
una prolongada y ~prospera exis-
teicia.
Aniversario Matrimonial
Celebran hoy I'm nuevo aniver.
sario de bodas Ell senior FlOran-
gel Gonzalez y sonora JOsefina
Macias de Gonzalez, gentil pare
ia hlspanoamericana que fila su
res'dencia en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras felicitaciones y votos por
su ventura personal.
X I *
Nos complace %enviar nuestras
sinceras felicitaciones a la apre-
ciada pareja tornado por ell Sc
nor Santiago Gonzalez Quevedo
y sonora, Lydia MOnteagudO de
Gonzalez Quevedo, con motive
de la grata celebration de I'm
nuevo aniversario de bodas en-
ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

Felicitamos calurosamente a
la gentil dana sonora Maria del
Carmen CastellanOs VIDA. de Pc
req Fuentes quienes celebra hoy
SUI .umpleanos y lie deseamos
muchos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
cumpleahos

Enviamos nuestras sincears fe?
licitaciones a la estimada damn
ia puertorriquena senorita Hi.
da Rivera, quien celebra hoy su
cumpleanos y aprovechamos la
OCCASION para formular votos por
su ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
DEL HOGAR-por Victoria Alexandra
VI poema BE hoy


Paso humeante 81 tropel de los potros ~salvajes
Feroces los hoccos, hirsutos los pelajes
Las crimes extendidas, bravias, tai bordones
Pasaron como pasan fieros eauilones.
Y luego fusron asuilas de scmbrios plumajes
trayendo de sus cumbres magnificas ~visicnes;
con Ell serene vuelo de las inspiraciones
Augustus, con soberbias de ~climpicos l~inajes.
Cruzaron hacia oriente la limpidez del cielo
tras elias como candida hostia que alzara Ell vuelo
Una paloma blanca como la nieve asoma,
Yo divide Ell ave agregia y ell brute que foguea,
Pensando que en- los cielos schemes de la Idea
A veces es muy bella, muy bella una paloma
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

Vayan nuestras mas caras fe-
licitaciones para Ell apreciado
caballero puertorriqueno senior
German Rivera, con motive de
la grata celebration de un nue.
vo aniversario de gu natalicio
en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

ms es grato p~resentar un
atento saludo al estimado ca
ballero senior AnastasiO Caste
Hon v quien lego de Managua,
Nicaragua en- dias pasados a
pasar una temporada en- esta
ciudad.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
First Gibson Girl
Of FoIIies Faces
Lonely Birthday

CHICAGO, July 5 tP).-The
woman who was the first Glib
son girl of the Ziegfeld FollieS
faces a lonely 80th birthday to-
morrow.
Mrs. Annabelle Whitford
Buchan sits in her modest
apartment at 2401 West Di-
versey in Chicago and rem
inisceS about the days when she
was a celebrated beauty.
Artist Charles Dana Gibson
selected her to represent the
girl he created and made fam
Gus early in the century. She
became known as Peerless
Annabelle" when she enter
tanned at the Columbian Ex-
position in 1898.
AS the toast of Ziegfeld
Follies from 1907 to 1910, Mrs
Buchan was wined, dined and
feted. Her career ended when
she married a surgeon, DR.. Ed
ward j. Buchan.
They were constant COM
panionS until he died last jan
uary. Now she sits alone in
her apartment where she has
lived on State relief funds.
"No one comes to see me, =
she said. 1T would be wonder
full to hear from someone-any-
one, particularly on my birth
day."
Evening star., 1958-07-05
High School Driver Program
Urqed in House Unit Bill

After two years Of study the
House Traffic Safety Subcom-
Imittee has recommended its
first Federal-State program to
h elp cut down automobile
accidents.
/ 1t is a modest S28 million
program to extend and improve
driver training programs.
The main goal. according to
Chairman Kenneth Roberts,
Democrat of Alabama, sponsor
jof the bill approved by the
group, is to teach all of the
,l.8 million seniors in high
school each year how to drive
They are in the teen-age
group where the training car
do the most good" Mr.. Robert:
said in an interview. "Tht
highest accident-producing age
group among automobile driver;
is that between the ages of Il
and "a. Drivers in this group
account for about 81 per cent
of all fatal traffic accidents
and about 20 per cent of al
non-fatal traffic accidents.
Not only that, but within
this age group, automobile &C
cidents are far away the num-
ber-one killer. They kill many
more young people than cancer
tuberculosis or any other
disease"
| How many high school,
Evening star., 1958-07-05
District ProcIuims
Interfuith Day

Interfaith Day has been sci
for August 10 by proclamation
of the District Commissioners
The announcement was issued
for representatives from the
Shriners, knights of Columbus
and B'nai Birth.
The three fraternal orders az
sponsoring an August 1s
awards luncheon ano night
game between the Senators anc
Detroit. Tickets to the game
were issued yesterday to the
baseball team of the Boys Clut
of Greater Washington.
Baseball is the symbol oi
Interfaith Day because it is a
common denomination for al,
AmericanS-it's the nationa'
game played in the national
spirit" the Interfaith Commit
tee said. Members are Milton
S. Kronheim. ST., chairman; F
Latimer Barkley, Richard A.
Mahar and Edward Rosenblum.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
POTOMAC FEVER
ELETCHER KNEREL

An American passport will take you anywhere in the
world-and introduce to the popular International
Sport Of Yanknapng.
House investigators won't end the probe OF Federal
agencies with the Sherman Adams They figure all
not Goldhne that glitters.
Khrushchev writes Ike another letter Best way
TO avoid war is to keep Khrushchev well supplied with sta
tonery-in hope he doesn't develop writer's cramp.
Old friends the best friends The according
to Bernard Goldhne, the deductibe kind
Diners glossary Okra-Always be suspicious OF who
wear vests and women who okra.
One voter says his Joy at the prospect Of large numbers
OF Republicans losing this fall is tempered by the awful
certainty they'll all be replaced by Democrats
Secretary Dulles flies to Paris. Ticket Round
trip?" Dulles Are you kidding? I Republican"
Evening star., 1958-07-05

false legends about the United
States have in the past forced
America into iSolationism. he
said. Il have little fear of such
retreat today. But the danger
signal is up"
Misrepresentation are incit-
ing physical attacks on Amer
leans, Mr.. Hoover said, discour-
aging those at home and in
creasing opposition to foreign
cooperation in defense and
relief.
Mr.. Hoover said propaganda
that the United States is con-
trolled by wicked exploiters is
not borne out by such things
as antitrust laws. wide dis
tribution of the stock owner
ship in large corporations.
heavy taxes on large incomes
and heavy inheritance taxes
under which large fortunes
tend TO fade away"
Evening star., 1958-07-05
DOROTHY THOMPSON
u. S. and The Lebanon Affair

do with stirring up trouble
in Lebanon or that he was,
or is, putting any pressure on
the Lebanese TO join the
United Arab Republic.
The initiative for the Egyp-
tian-Syrian Union did not
come from Egypt but from
Syria, and the reason was to
forestall a probable Com
munist coup by extreme left
wingers supported by inn
portant parts Of the army.
The later accession Of Yemen
was initiated by the King OF
Yemen, not by Nasser. There
is no evidence that l have
read to indicate that the OBJ
jective OF the Lebanese insur-
gents IS to merge Lebanon
completely into the UAR.
Last March, in Damascus,
Nasser explicitly stated that
it was in the interest of the
UAR that Lebanon should
remain independent. But he
certainly doesn't want an in
dependent Lebanon welding
a Western knife at the UAR.
Were it not for a few able,
conscientious newspaper re-
porters from the area, in
cluding the New York Times
military commentator, Han
son Baldwin, the American
people, whose, money and
sons are involved, would have
a totally false picture Of the
situation.
A strong LebaneSe major-
ity are openly or paSsively
pro-rebel. The army is split.
And the opposition leaders
including former high Off
cials) have always in the
past sought friendly rela-
tions with the USA.
Our policy makers" seem
hell-bent on pulling other
peoples chestnuts out of the
fire, making enemies of those
who would be friends, and
creating cold wars on as
many fronts as possible.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Policy Viewed as Proving the Kremlin
Will Okoy Peace Only on Their Terms

tions Of Russian art and SCI
ence to world civilization are
too numerous and too great
to permit any overall con-
demnation of the great Rus
sian peoples--all Of them-as
barbarians.
But the Bolshevik Revolu-
tion in 1917 was founded on a
distorted version of history
which said, in effect, that all
the existing rules Of human
behavior were superstitions
and devices by which the
capitalist enslavers held the
euslaved in their bonds. To
vladimir Ilyich Lenin and his
fellow architects Of the prole-
tartan revolution. promises
made to the class enemy were
mere matters of expediency.
So at the very outset of
the Russian Soviet upheaval,
the Bolshevjks repudiated ev-
cry commitment. of what
ever nature. that had been
made either by the Czarist
regime or the Kerensky gov
ernment. They did this with
out batting an eye. and for
the most part all of the re-
quotations have remained
such for nearly half-a-
century.
This absence of morality,
far from being something to
cover up or explain away, has
been and continues to be a
matter for boasting among
Communist theoreticians. 1t
proves, among other things.
that a comrade is firm in the
faith when he sneers at
bourgeois conventions" and
bourgeois morality" which,
in the Red Bible, are nothing
but snares for the exploited
and chains for the toiler.
This would be an academic
sort of lecture, were it not
for the cold fact that the
Red Bible hasn't changed a
bit. In today's dangerous
Evening star., 1958-07-05

$4,000 fellow relief workers in
Belgium and France.
They later directed relief for
Europe and took their methods
into worldwide relief organiza-
tions, including the present U. N
group for helping children,
Mr.. Hoover said.
Visiting here as President
EiSenhower's personal repre-
sentative at the Brussels World
Fair, Mr.. Hoover read a mes
sage from the President pay
ing tribute to Belgium as a
baStion of free men. The for
mer President added that an
unparalleled affection and un-
derStanding exist between the
United States and Belgium.
At the fair auditorium yes
terday. Mr.. Hoover said Ameri-
cans died in three wars to help
other countries fight aggression
ana willingly paid "back-break-
lng taxes" to help protect free
dom.
Yet vicious propaganda and
Evening star., 1958-07-05

900 of uncaShed checks. Inves-
tigators say his companies have
issued the checks over a To-
year period.
Mr.. Goldfine talked pleas
antly but hurriedly with news
men yesterday as he and his
wife strobe toward a plane
which took them to Boston for
the week end.
I'm looking forward to my
return very much" he said,
Ading that he'd be back a day
al. - of his scheduled date
with 7. -ubcommittee.
"I think very we'll of the
committee" he commented. Il
think I've been treated very
fairly"
Mr.. Goldfine baked Thurs
day at giving the House inves-
tigators any information about
the uncaShed checks. He said
that wasn't pertinent to the
subcommittee's investigation
He held to that stand despite
the groups insistence that il
- not he - should determine
what was pertinent.
The subcommittee, in a gen.
eral investigation of the work
of Federal regulatory agencies,
is. currently checking charges
that MI. Goldfine received
favored treatment because OF
his friendship with PreSiden-
tial Aide Sherman Adams,
Both Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Gold
fine have denied the favored
treatment charge, although
Mr.. Adams has told of receiv-
ing expensive gifts from his
friend.
The House investigators also
put into the record a list of SO
persons they said had received
checks from Mr.. Goldfine. The
SO were described as present OF
former employees in congress
Sional and White House Offices
Receipt of checks of from
S35 to $75 at Christmas were
acknowledged by two present
White House secretaries and
by some present and former
employees of Senator Styles
Bridges. Republican of New
Hampshire, and Representative
John w. Mccormack, Democrat
Of Massachusetts. Others de-