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Il have faith, he added, in
the social conscience Of the
peoples of the Caribbean and
this, as I see it, is a guarantee
that the work of the Caribbean
Commission has been a very
useful one and this, in turn, is
a guarantee that there will be
a new organization which will
, 1958-08-09
AID HOG

lating to the functions, struc-
ture and working method of
the successor Organization.
Before the meeting ended,
Hon. Ernesto Ramos Antonini,
Speaker of the House of Re-
representatives., Commonwealth
Ct Puerto Rico, and Chairman
of the meeting, thanked dele
gates and advisers for their
cooperation Throughout this
detailed and difficult work
which has been ours"
"Our work." Mr.. Ramos An
tonini declared, "has been ex-
tremely fruitful and we have
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-27
Russia Ready To Talk But . :

Continued from Page One) that Eisenhower's letter would be answered in due course.
 In that same letter, Eisenhower urged an agreement to control outer space for peaceful purposes and to stop making missiles and like weapons.
 In a speech Khrushchev made last week, he said any ban on intercontinental missiles would have to be part of a disarmament package containing Soviet pro- posals the West previously has rejected.
 The Soviet leader demanded the dismantling of US. military bases abroad, the reduction of foreign forces in Germany and elsewhere in Europe, an immediate ban on nuclear weapons and tests of such weapons, and creation of an atom free zone in central Eu- rope.
 There was no official reaction to the speech during the week end, but some senators and others interpreted it as meaning Russia was taking a rigid position II standing fast on it's previous pro- posals and possibly even boost ing it's terms.
 This view was shared by some Western diplomats in Moscow. One of these said Khrushchev has made it clear "that the Soviet Union is ready to talk peace and disarmament at summit con- ference on the Kremlin's terms and no others"
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-27
6 Percent Increase In Airlines Fares
 Approved by CAB

WASHINGTON, R-The Civil Aeronautics Board says it will approve 6.6 per cent temporary airline fare increase - pending completion of a general fare study-if the airlines make a new request for an interim boost.
 These interim rates, the an- nouncement said, would be ef- fective until the boards decision is reached in it's general passen- ger fare investigation now in pro- gress."
 The CAB said to get the tenn porary hike, the airlines would have to "come forward with such proposals The companies are expected to do so.
 In it's general investigation of fares, the CAB is studying in crease proposals ranging from 12 to 20 per cent. The industry says fares have remained virtually un- changed for 20 years, but costs have risen considerably.
 Last year, seven of the 12 trunk airlines asked a 6 per cent emer- gency interim fare hike, but the CAB turned down that request. The agency said such an increase for all domestic lines would cost the travelling public an additional 67 million dollars annually.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-27
Anyone May Help The Hot Lunch Program By Providing Meal Tickets

'sThe smile that comes from a child when he is told he can eat a hot lunch at school is very heart warming" said the Public Health Nurse, Mrs. Nels Swan berg, Jr.
 Several organizations have al- ready donated generously toward the feeding of some of the needy children. Contributors so far are: Rotary Club, Pioneers of Alaska, Home Arts Club, and Beta Sigma Phi sorority.
 From these funds and addition al funds received from families who receive aid and return it during the summer, 46 children are now being helped. Some of the children, said Mrs. Swanberg, come from fatherless homes. Some are from homes where the father is out of work. However, it is not all charity, because many of the families which bene- fitted last year repaid the program when they were able to.
 Anyone, organization or in- dividual, who wishes to contrib zte to this project may give or send their donations to either Esther Mccoy or Mrs. Swan berg. It costs only $6 to give one child a hot lunch every school day for one month.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-27
Friday Basketball Results

Last Friday evening basketball fans saw two fast games at the High School gym. The first game was a close one between the ACS and NG-NS with the ACS losing only in the final minutes 42-44.
 In the second game the Boring Sea Club Partners lost to the Nome Merchants 75-53.
 On Friday, this week, the Pan thers play the ACS and the High School Nanooks line up against the NG-NS.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-27
Mysterious Trip To Iraq By Turkeys Premier PuzZling To Diplomats

ANKARA, Turkey, R-Premier Menderes arrived back in Ankara Saturday after a hasty and mys- terious visit to Baghdad, report edly at the urgent request of the Iraq government.
 He took off from Baghdad after a night long conference with King Faisal II, Crown Prince Ab- dul Illah and Premier Abdul Wa hab Murjan. Official sources in the Iraq capital declined to re- veal the purpose of the visit.
 Menderes' sudden departure Friday = which was announced but not explained after he was gone -- left diplomats assembling for conference on Middle East defense and economic coopera- tion both puzzled and anxious.
 The fourth session of the Bagh- dad Facts ministerial council opened today. Worried officials have been hearing reports that Iraq may be thinking of quitting the alliance.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-27
By JACK BELL

WASHINGTON. 1.-Two sen ators Saturday approved a re. ported proposal that members o1 Congress and the Russian Su- preme Soviet exchange visits to watch each other al work.
 Two other senators approached the matter more guardedly.
 It was understood the proposal was made to Vice President Nix on by Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zarubin in an unusual 40-minute farewell call on the Vice Presi- dent. Zarubin is returning to Mos cow next week. He is expected to become deputy foreign minister.
 In the absence of any official confirmation, there were indica- tions Nixon and State Depart ment officials were favorably inn pressed with Zarubin's idea as one likely to promote good will.
 In that same talk, Nixon was said to have underscored Presi- dent EisenhOwer's proposal for an agreement to preserve space for peaceful use. The Vice President apparently got no commitment
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-27
Justice Douglas Injured
 Slightly. in Car Accident

WASHINGTON, R- Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas was injured slightly in an auto mobile collision Friday.
 Douglas chauffeur-driven car was struck by an automobile op- erated by 15-year-old boy. The 59-year-old jurist suffered a slight wrench of the back and a bloody nose, but otherwise came out Okay.
 Douglas, who was on his way to work at the time, continued on to the Supreme Court in a police car and irnemdiately joined a conference of the justices.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-27
Ambassador Zarubin Proposes Members of Congress and Russian
 Supreme Soviet Exchange Visits

from Zarubin on the proposal.
 An announcement is expected within the next few days of a U.S.-Russian agreement for ex- changes of persons and delega- tions between the two countries. Swapping of legislative delega-- tions is not believed part of that. agreement. Any such exchange as Zarubin proposed would require approval of Congress as we'll as the State Department.
 Sen. H. Alexander Smith R- ND, a member of the
 ND said he is Every favorable to the idea of an exchange of legislators.
 Sen. Kefauver D-TenD said q think we ought to be willing to meet them on even terms"
 Sen. Mansfield D-MonD said Congress would have to consider all aspects of the proposed ex- change. And Sen, Capehart R- IndD, who has visited Russia, said he thought it might be all right to exchange legislators "but I don't see anything that would be gained by it.''
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-27
Wien Airlines

To Fairbanks: Mrs. Norvin Lewis, Warren Rogers, Kathy Rogers, Walter Gossell, w. o. Tell, Margaret Swanberg, Alma Glavinovich.
 From Fairbanks: Frank Rich ardson, Bob Lewis, Ralph DeLong
 To Kotzebue: Archie Adrian.
 From Kotzebue: Al DeGacomo, Sal De Leonardis, Sven Jarfors, Bob Oliver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
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hreguIariB

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Cool Comfort
For Burning Feet

Let Ice-Mint with soothing lanolin keen
your feet In cool. fresh comfort while the
temperature scars. So easy to apply this
In itS soothing relief. a real help too in
softenlng singing eallouses and eoFns.
Don't delay. Get lce-Mink today.
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6Or most Of us sun-bathing IS not only
pleasurable bait beneficial as wen. There
are an unfortunate few people, how
ever, who sustain some degree Of dam
age to their skin as a direct result Of
excessive exposure to the sun. This
damage, though for the most part tenn
porary, in some instances will prove to
be both serious and permanent.
Since recorded times, the sun has
been looked upon as a source Of health,
an attitude justified by the fact that
human and other forms Of life on earth
could not exist without it. Though we
no longer believe in the Sun God,
there are many sun worShippers with
a deeprooted trust in the energizing
and health-giving properties Of sunlight.
Under appropriate conditions,
moderate exposure Of the body to q
sunlight proves beneficial, and is ~
even advised in the treatment of "
some diseases - psoriasis and
acne. for example. Sunlight GEN. Ant
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WarninQ
To SUnbatherS!

Sunburn's familiar danger. But other
effects Of oversxposure are even more harmful.
Here an authority explains why
ny RUDOLF l.. BAER, 40
SvAaloss YodU University
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

orally stimulates a feeling Of well being.
a vigorous appetite, and promotes the
formation Of vitamin ID from certain
substances found in the skin Of human
beings. Last, but not least, the healthy,
attractive appearance Of a suntanned
individual IS a morale builder; and a
welcome change after the pallor Of the
winter months.
How Much Is Too Much?
What constitutes excessive exposure to
sunlight? There is no pat answer to
this question; one must consider the in
dividnal'S health, his skin coloring, the
season Of the year, the climate, the alti-
tude and numerous other factors. For
example, persons with fair complexion,
particularly those with light blue
D eyes and Sandy-colored hair, are
"a more susceptible than those with
~ medium and dark compilations.
The most common consequence
i.sd OF over - Continued on next page
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
Ydigorus Dice no
Permifird vyeIvu
J. Jose ArevuIo

GUATEMALA, mayo Is (UP)-
Ell PreSidente de la Republica,
Ydigoras Fuentes, declare que no
permitlra ell regreso al pals del
expresidente, doctor Juan Jose
Arevalo, y agrego que ell gobierno
tampoco "podra garantizar SUI vi.
da" en- case de que regrese Illegal
mente.
Desde Quezaltenango, ciudad ST.
tuada a 200 kilometros de la CAPT.
tai, donde Sc encuentra inaugu.
rando ell congreso de alcaldes cen.
troamericanos, Fuentes. envi6 al
Secretario de Divulgaci6n, Otto
Bianchi, I'm telegrama en- ell que
dice:
"Estan organizandose esponta-
neamente manifestations en- ell
pals contra ell ingreso del doctor
Arevalo, y para evitar agitacion no
Sc permitira ell ingreso; para ell ca
so en- que 10 haga ilegalmente no
podra ell gobierno garantizar SUI vi
da.
LA sangre del Coronel Arana
eel jefe de las fuerzas armadas ase-
sinado durante ell gobierno de
Arevalo) todavia esta f~resca''.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
AIcuIde de NUevu
Orleans CensUru
Aputlu de {. U.

NUEVA ORLEANS, mayo IS
(UP)-El Alcalde, de Lesseps ON.
rrison, hizo aver la acusacion de
que dUrante muchos amos ell
DEPARTMENT. de Estado, de los
EStados Unidos. viene tratando
con displicencia a las 20 republi-
cas- latinoamericanas.
Declare ell Alcalde, que las re.
cientes demoStraciones antinorte-
americans contra ell Vicepre,
sidente, Richard Nixon, en- PERU
y Venezuela, pudieran producer ell
"resultado beneficioso" de dirigir
la atencion de los E.U. hacia la
America del Sur.
Los paises latinoamericanos es-
tan recibiendo ayuda financiera
de Europa, que Sc encuentra en-
condolences de suministrarles ca
pital gracias a la ayuda norteame-
ricana, segun dijo, y "Sud Ameri-
ca esta recibiendo cosas por la via
de Europa.
Morrison manifesto que Ell Ban
co de EXportacion e Importation,
(Pasa a la Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
DR.. LORES
(Viene de Ia Primera)

pesar por la reception incivilizada
que les fue acordada en- la Univer-
sidad de San Marcos, de Lima, pc.
ri.
Aun cuando es precise que exis.
ia cierto grade de individualismo
y nacioralismo en- la vida del in
dividuo y de la naci6n, clio no es-
ia en- conflicto con la decencia v
los buenos modales.
Ell ataque cobarde a gu persona
debe haber conmovido las bases
de la Politica de- Buen Vecino del
Departamento de Estado. Aun
cuando es evrdad que las tur.
bias de San Marcos fueron esti.
muladas por elementos pro-comu.
nistas, es duro explicarse la mac
tividad e indiferencia de los ele.
mentos pro democraticos de ese
paois. Tai vez estos ultimos no
han podido reponerse totalmente
de los amos de OPPRESSION que sufrie.
ran bajo ell "~benevolo" dictator
Odria, nj tampoco tienen por que
dar gracias por los diez aviones
jet y los dos submarines que ell
Peru recibi6 recientemente.
Estoy SECURE que touos sus com.
patriotas asi como los latinoame-
ricanos serenos. comparten o ell
Presidente Eisenhower los senti-
mientos expresados en- su mensa-
je a listed. Su valor y su dominic
fueron sobresalientes
Sineeramente,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
Esfodo de Sifio
Decrefd Bolivia
PIon RebeIde IneIyio Asesineto de siIes zvaze

LA PAZ, Mayo Is. @UP9- FL gobierno declare ell "es-
tado de sitio" en- TODD Ell pals y ordeno a las tropas que Sc
traSladen a las llanuras orientales a hacer frente a la con
trarrevolucion reacconaria" en- la provincial de Santa Cruz.
Ell fracasado plan rebelde, segun Sc afirma, contemplate
ell asesinato del Presidente Herman Sies Zuazo.
Ell MiniSterio del Interior anuncio que los %rebeldeS, diri-
gidos por los comunistas y nacionalstaS de extrema derecha,
Sc apoderaron de la capital provincial de Santa Cruz, las To-
calidades cercanas de Vale Grande y Comarapa y Ell pueblo
petrOlero de Choreti, a unoS 100 kilometres al sur.
Los insurrectos, que trataron aver de a~poderarse de
Camiri, otro pueblo petrolero de la iona, fueron rechazados
por los obreroS de los yacinmentos, segun ,senala ell comuni-
cado del ministerio. I'm obrero fue muerto en- Camiri; la
unica victima de la revuelta haSta ell momento.
Varias personals, incluso I'm nino resultaron heridaS GUAM
do estallaron tres cargas de dinamita a la una de la tarde de
aver. Segun ell ministerio, ell estallido de las bombas era
la senal para que los rebeldeS Sc apoderaran de la capital,
pero asegura que ell complot fracaso debido a '1a vigilancia
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
IDeelaFaeiones en- Puerto Rice
Nixon Favorece una Revision
de Ia Po|1tica de los ZEE. UU.
para Toda Ia America Latina
Hariu Mas CIuros los Obietives Norteamericanos

SAN JUAN, mayo Is (UP) -
Ell Vicepresidente norteamerica-
no, Richard Nixon, manifesto hoy
aqui que los latlnoamericanos tie
men muchas quejas validas contra
la politica norteamericana.
Nixon afirmo que es partidario
de que Sc realize una revision de
la politjca norteamericana para
hacer mas explicitos los objetivos
de los Estados Unidos a los pue-
bios de la America Latina.
Las pslabras de Nixon fueron ci.
tadas por ell gobernador Luis Mu-
noz Marin Ell vicepresidente nor
teamericano dio tambien, que la
mentabe la manera como aigunos
grupoS demostraban SUI desconten-
to puesto que esta era tan explosi-
va que 2erjudicaba SUI causa.
La cordial reception hecha aqui
a Nixon contrasto con la actitud
antagonica que llevo a la cancela-
cion del resto de su vista a Cara
cas-.
Nixon cito repetidamente a
Puerto Rico, como ell mejor en-
pleo de como pueden unirse los
Estados Unidos y la America La
tina y dijo que Puerto Rico podria
ser un eiemplo en- tai sentido para
muchos otros PASSES.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16

.|nterrogados 3 del SIC por Ia
Fuga del Conspirador ]. N. Prada

BOGOTA.-Los funcionarios
que tienen a SUI cargo la investiga-
cion de la fuga de Jose Maria Pra-
da CaceIes, terminaron en- la no.
che del sabado con ell i~nterrogato-
rio del personal del Servicio de In
tellgencia Colombiano que aparece
tocado por las sospechas de haber
facilitado la burla del conspirador
a la justicia.
Treinta y tres son los empleados
del Sic sospechosos de haber auxi-
liado la fuga de Prada Caceres y
todos ellos fueron interrogados ell
sabado. Hoy, los INVESTIGATORS Sc
ocuparan en- otro aspecto del dill
genciamiento y posiblemente 1Ieva-
ran a efecto en- las dependencies
del Sic una minuciosa inspection
ocular, tendiente a precisar como
fue que Sc produio la salida del
peligroso conspirador, asilado aho-
ra en- la embajada del Ecuador.
Son ruatro, .concretamente, los
elementos del Sic sobre los cuales
Sc acentuan las sospechas. Dos fue-
ron los que prestaron ell servicio
de guardla hasta la una de la ma
mana, y otros DOS los que los rele-
varon y a partir de esta bora pres.
taron servicio en- la guardia hasta
la bora en- que Sc noto la desapa-
rlcion del preso. Necesariamente,
segun TODD parece indicarlo, algu-
ma de las dos parejas de encarga.
dos de la guardis fue la que faci-
tito la salida de Prada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16

politico v~enezolano de vista ea
Mexico, declare aver que lie caus
saban honda pena los aconteci-
mientus de SUI patria relaciona.
dos con la vista del Vicepresf
dente Richard Nixon.
Dijo que 81 bien reeonocia que
'habia desaciertos en- la politica
de los Estados Unidos hacia We
nezuela no son ell salivazo y Ia
pedrada los instrumentos de ex-
preston a que un pueblo civiliza.
do y quito suele recurrir para
manifestar desacuerdo.
LAS ofensas inferidas al alto
dignatario norteamericano, que
como cualquier huesped es me-
recedor del maxine respeto
y consideration no expresan ell
sentir y mucho menos ell proce-
der de- pueblo de Venezuela, si-
no que. reflejan posiciones asia.
das de personals o minisculos
grupos sin responsibilities nj re.
presentation.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
Mas Que cUu|quier 0tro Pais de Ia
America Latina, Venezuela Importo
Y Exporto Durante ell Pusado Ano

WASHINGTON, mayo IS -
(UP)- Ell Departamento de Co.
mercio informo aver, en- un ana
Isis del concrete mundial, que
Venezuela exporto e importo mas
en- 1857 que cualquier otra re-
publica latinoamericana.
Venezuela exporto en- los nue.
We primeros meses de 1857 un
total de 1900. 100000 dolares.
Durante los IL meses de 1856 ex-
porto 2.123. 10000 d6lares, cifra
inferior sin duda a la total de
1857, ano de cuyo ultimo trimes-
tire Sc carece adn de datos.
Las exportaciones totales del
Brasil, en- 1857, fueron de 1892
1892. 000. 900. En- 1856 fueron de
.482.600.OO
Las exportaciones tota1es del
Brasil, en- 1857, fueron de L.
1892. 000. 900 en- 1856 fueron de
4 82.600.O O0.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
Economic hexicana Sigui6 Rifno
de Progreso Dwanfe Ell Aho 1851
Por la Estobilidad Finaneiara y Ia Production

WASHINGTON, mayo Is -
(UP)- Ell Departamento de Co.
mercio de los EStados Unidos in.
formo aver que la economic me.
xicana volvi6 a progresar gran
demente de nuevo en- 1857, por
causa de la estabilidad financie-
"a, ell aumento de la production
industrial y de la actividad CO.
merciai y las baenas cosechas.
e. producto nacional brute (la
suma de mercancias producidas
y servicios prestados) fue en- 49,
81 de 100000 millones de pesos.
En- 1856 fue de $4,000 miIlones Y
de $4,000 millones en- 1855.
Ell Servicio de information
mundial commercial, que es ell
que %proporciono esos datos, dijo
que en- 1857 Sc invirtieron 1000
millones de pesos en- la indus
tria pesada.
La production industrial supe-
70 entire I'm 6 y un 10 por cien-
to en- 1857 a la de 1856.
Los turistas dejaron ell ano pa.
sado en- Mexico 592 millones de
dolares Ell beneficio neto obte-
nido del turismo fue de 357 mi
Homes.
Mexico tuvo en- 1857 la cose-
cha mas grande de SUI historic
de trigo, naranjas, cana de azu-
car, cafe y cacao y la segunda
de algodon.
La production de carne exec
dio, en- I'm cinco por ciento, a la
de 1856 y Sc espera que la de
este ano sea mucho mayor por-
que ell gobierno ha establecido
nuevas eStaciones de cria, han
mejorddo los pastizaleS y han au-
mentado los creditos. Ell banco
de e~xportaci6n e Importation de
Washington, concedi6 uu presto
III NC SluSO HllllUIltS Up uOldTeS
para la eompra de ganado de
cr1a.
Dos yacimientos petroliferos Sc
descubrieron en- 1857. Uno esta
situado en- Papalopan (Veracruz)
y Sc cree que es ell deScubrimien-
to mas importante desde 1888.
Ell otro esta en- Tabasco.
Otros factories favorables de la
economic mexicana fueron ell
aumento de la production de cleo
tricidad la termination de nu.
merosas carreteras, la mejora de
los puertos del Pacifico Y del
golfo y ell progreso en- las comu-
n~icaciones aereas.
POLITICO VENEZOLANO
APENADO
MEXICO, mayo Is (UP)- II.
degar Perez Segoini, dirigente