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research institutions as well as
many physicians and patients.
The United States Post Of
fee Department, 1t was learned,
has set q September % dead
line for interested parties to
protest a proposed change in
its mailing regulations, a
change which could prohibit
these often life-saving samples
from shipment by air. This
would often mean longer trans
portation time, sometimes max
ing it useless to try and send
them to special laboratories for
diagnostic work because the
cultures might spoil.
d. C. May Join Protest
The District Health Depart
ment plans to join the United
States Public Health Service in
q stiff protest.
On August 8, DR.. John D.
Porterfield, then acting Sur
geon General of the Public
Health Service, wrote Postmas-
ter General Summerfleld that
the change may give rise to q
very serious problem with re-
spect to disease control and
medical research activities,
among other things.
To date this summer is on
Of 20 American airlineS hav'
placed an embargo on sucl
shipments as far as air freigh
and air expressive service
not controlled by the Post OF
1ice-are concerned.
Now, the airlines are at
tempting to plug the last loop
hole. 1t seems live viruses ant
bacterial agents can still b.
sent by air mail or air parce
post. Post Office contracts witt
the airlines force them to trans
port anything which the Pos
Office will accept.
AirIines Establish Embargo
Two years ago the airline
were alarmed when a plan
landed at Baltimore with ;
large vial Of live polio viruse
leaking and exposing the pas
sengers and crew to the danger
Fortunately, nothing happened
But, the airlines immediatel.
enforced an embargo on bull
shipments OF what are calle'
etiologic agents-viruses anC
bacteria which can cause dis
ease.
The Public Health SeEyicl
then worked out system o
adequate and safe packaginI
for these agents. The airline
again agreed to accept them
This agreement lasted NOR
than a year.
Last May. the Civil Aero
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

been injured because Of the
transportation OF these goods
said that the industry is still
working towards Improve
m ethods of transportation
which win insure safe delivery
as we'll as greater safety fol
passengers under all conditions
The Pharmaceutical Manu-
facturers Association, In III
regular bulletin last week
charged that the proposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

change in Post once regula-
tons poses a serious threat
TO every company and 10 me-
dical research In general {,
II 1t becomes effective and If
the present attitude Of most
airlines continues, 1t will no
longer be possible to ship GER
tain biological materials. such
aos cultures or viruses. by air
freight or even small samples
by air mail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
Air Mail Bon Faces
Life-Soving Viruses
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS
Star Stan Writer

The air shipment Of vital samples Of live vuses and bac
tera for medical and research is threatened
them from the air mail and air parcel post
systems, 1t learned last night.
The ban would AFFECT most Of the Nations hospitals and
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17

Casa de 5 cuartos, completamente
amueblada. Cerca de todas escuelas.
Nihos Ok. 500 al mes. 22ss N. W.
95 TER.
(5999) IS N. "
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17

Sirvienta-todos los q%uehaceres de
la casa. Innecesario saber ingles. 6
dfas. $50 mensuales mas pasaje.
$40 Cadima, Coral Gables.
(eo24) 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

brooks o, TBS and 7:5s with
Scott Sutton.
500
9-cepsain Kansaroo. Kids.
S:45
e-Rcnser Hal. Kids.
8:s5
4-lnso. Cooking.
900
4-Susie. Comedy.
5-Korsoon KIub. Kids.
$50
4-Quix Club. Panel.
$50
9-Merk Time. ToIk.
Featuring Mosk Evons.
1000
4-ATIene Froneis Show.
5-Ten O'Clock Movie.
IA Hours. ''Whot Price Holly.
wood" 1892. constonce Ben
nett.
s-The Gerry Moore Show.
1890
4-TFeosure Hunt. Quiz.
Jon Muroy. host.
s-Arthur Godfrey. Variety.
100
4-The Price u Right. Quiz.
7-Rompes Room. Kids.
! Hour Feoturlre Miss SoIIy.
li.3o
4-Truth or CONSCIOUSNESS.
5-Liberoee. Music.
9-Dotto. Quiz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
AFTERNOON

1900
4-Tie Toe Dough. Quiz.
5-clUbhouse IS" Kids.
7-Peta and His Pels. Kids.
9-hotcl Cosmopolitan. Seriol.
l2:l5
9-Love OF Lie. Sefiol.
1880
AN Could Be You. Voriesy.
5.Fsonkis lelae Show. Music.
e-sssFeh for Temcnrow. Ser'l.
l2:A5
s-Guidins Light. Scroll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22
Subject Of Lesson-Sermon, March q
MATTER"

Golden Text: John 26 All that in world the lust Of tn
eh and the lust Of the and the pride Of e is not Of
Father. but is Of the world"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22
PhilodeIphion
To Get Post

The Rev. Edward q. Fillmore
has accepted . call Of the Be-
thesda First Baptist Church to
become its minister Of Chris
ltian education, the church an
nounced today.
Mr.. Fillmore, o native Of
Washington. has lived in the
Philadelphia area for q number
Iof years. He is q graduate OF
Temple University and will be
graduated In May from Grocer
Theological Seminary. Chester.
Pa.
The new minister Of Chris
tian education, who will begin
his duties here June /, served
in the armed forces and worked
for some years as an account
ant before deciding In 1855 to
prepare for the ministry.
He is married to the former
Miss Dorothy Anne Taylor OF
Huntington, w. Va. They have
two children.
Mr.. Gilmore will replace the
Rev. John w. Laney, who will
become full-time minister Of
the Twinbrook Baptist Chapel.
Rockville, a mission Of the Be-
thesda church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22
Honors Due
For Pastor

The Is years that the Rev.
W. Barker Harrison has been
pastor of the Westover Baptist
Church. Arlington. win be
marked by the congregation
during services at 8 and 11:15
am. and TAO pm. tomorrow.
Appropriate recognition will
be given the anniversary at all
three services and there will be
a reception for Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison following the evening
worship service.
During his Is years at the
Arlington church. Mr.. Hardi-
son also has been active in de-
nominational and civic affairs.
He was moderator Of the Poto.
mac Baptist Association from
1850 to 1852; member of the
Virginia Baptist Board of Mis-
sions and Education, 1852 to
1855, and. is now q member Of
the Board of Trustees of the
Arlington Community Chest
and Council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22
New Books
On Religion

Multitudes In the Valley,
Denis Baly. The church and
the crisis in the Middle East.
(Seabury Press; So
Christ the Answer, by w. A.
Swift. Christianity and world
problems. privately printed,
Monteagle:: Tenn; 81
Letters from q Saint, edited
by George T. Eggleston. Letters
Of Saint Francis de Sales.
Henry Holt and Co.: $500
What Is New and Old in Re-
ligion, by william N. Andersen.
Study of how religions grow.
Oorrance g. Co.: $2.5O)
The Gifts, by Dorothy C. VIII
son. Novel about Christ. INC
Graw-Hill Co.; $3.50
The Single Path, by James w.
Fifleld. Religion as the path to
mental and moral health.
Prentice-Hall: $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22
Churches List
Lenten Guests

/ Series of Sunday evening
lenten guest speakers will con-
tinlie tomorrow In four WASH
ington churches.
DR.. Edwin T. Dahlberg,
president Of the National Coun-
ell Of Churches and pastor of
the Delmar Baptist Church, st.
Louis, Mo-, will speak at the
8 pm. service in the First Bap-
fist Church, Sixteenth and o
streets NV.
DR.. Howard E. Short, pro-
fessor Of Church History at the
College Of the Bible, Lexington,
KY. will speak on 1.-THE Vic
tory" at the Z pm. service in
the National City Christian
Church. Thomas Circle.
The Rev. Carl w. Folkemer,
pastor of st. Johns Lutheran
Church. Linthicum Heights,
Md, will speak at the 7:45 pm.
service in the Reformation
Lutheran Church. 212 East
Capitol street. Mr.. Folkemer
is the twin brother of Refor-
nations pastor. the Rev. Law
renee d. Folkemer.
DR.. Ralph D. Smith, pastor
Of Petworth Methodist Church
will speak at the 8 pm. service
in the Union Meth o dis {
Church, S14 Twentieth street
NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22
THE POWER or FAITH

A kindly Arab farmer loaned me his donkey to ride
from the point where Christ began his Palm Sunday
entry into Jerusalem. The crisp, clear air filled
with bird calls Clouds streaked the soft blue sky
The road gradually climbed to the Mount of Olives.
passed a shepherd grazing his sheep. Then the
crest! With its sweeping vewof the old walled city
across the Valley of Jehoshaphat. Pigeons arched
in the sky. The Roman road down was steep, so
steep that 1t terraced into giant, white rocky
steps spotted with green The little donkey felt
for his footing. cat peered at Pine, cypress,
olive and orange trees dotted the slopes. There was
the whir Of wings birds took flight High ahead of
US was the golden gate. Here the multitudes had
gathered to see Him and to shout: "Hosanna;
Blessed is He that cometh In the name Of the Lord"
mark 11:s)-Howard Brodie. AP Newsfeatures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22
Church's Founding
In 1875 to Be Noted

A stone marker topped by q
bronze plaque will be presented
June is to st. Mary's Catholic
Church, Alexandria. Va. by
Porte Caravan. Order Of the
Alhambra.
Vincent F. Caputo. district
commander Of the order. said
the memorial will commence
rate the establishment in l795
of the first permanent Catholic
church in Virginia.
st. Mary's Parish was organ
lied by a group headed by Col.
John Fitzgerald, q Revolution
airy War soldier who was a per-
sonal friend Of George WASH
ingtOn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22

DR.. Oscar Handlin, Harvard
University professor Of Ameri-
can Institutions. viii speak on
1.-THE Challenge Of . New Chap
ter in Jewish History" before
the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation. Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and Macemb street NV,
at 10:45 am. tomorrow. His
talk Is part Of the congrega-
tons Sunday Morning Scholar
series,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22

w ESLEY
Conn. Ave. end J0niiev 81. NV.
Klein <. Hsddswsy. DID,. Minister
Iames 9. GFsham, 5. 7. A., Asst.
orlonde ?. KibbS. I'd. Asst.
Temple Dunn. Director Of Music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22
Sound to ToIk Monday

Representative D. s. Saund.
Democrat of California. a ma
tive Of India, will speak at q
meeting Of the Methodist mems
Fellowship of Ryland Metho-
dist Church, Branch avenue
and s street Sc, at 8 pm.
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22

A. N. 6. ZION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22
Poles Sponsor Moss

A mass. with the sermon in
Polish. will be held at IL am.
tomorrow in the National
Shrine Of the Immaculate Con-
ception on Catholic University
campus. sponsored by the
Polish Club of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22

MISSION SPEAKER-The
Rev. Filb erto zaratti,
graduate Of the Gregorian
University in Rome, and
member Of the Society of
the Catholic Apostolate,
will give the annual lenten
mission at Holy Rosary
Catholic Church, 229 F
street NV. Services win
be held each day at 8 pm.
tomorrow through March
80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
AND READING ROOMS IN
GREATER WASHINGTON

Branches of The Mother Church, The First Church Of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16
zAPISNIK

Cetvrte sjednce, uorak poslje podne 25 marca 1853
Glavni predsednik, brat " Mandch, otvara cetvrtu
sedncu Gavnog Odbora utorak posje podne, 25 marcia
1855 godne, pozdravom apeom, da srogo drzimo
Dnevnog Reda
Prisutni su clanov Glavnog Odbora drugi casnci
Zajednce.
Prva tocka dnevnom redu, kod otvaranja sjednce,
esu izvesa gavnih podpredsednka koa podnesena
ranijoj sjednici
Brat Krasic predlaze brat Bella podupre predog da
podnesen Prima jednoglasno
Brat Verbos predlaze, brat Mkan podupre predlog,
da pr zvestaj podpredsednika brata Vranesa. Nko
nije gasovao prot.
Brat Vranes zatim predlaze da prmi izvjesa glav
nog podpredsednika brata Kovacevca kako podnesen
Prima sc jednogasno.
Ma dolazi izyjestaj gavnog ajnka brata Jo
seph-a Belle
Brat Bella - Obzirom jako fnancalno stanje naSe
Mrovnske Zaklade ia predaze da povis rata kamata
pristojbe odbornika casnika namjestenika Cd 2
&c., Svi canovi Izrsnog Odbora slazu tom povisicom
Gavni odbornk Boric podupre predlog Prma jedno-
glasno.
Brat Bella - Sljedeca preporuka odnos one ciji
Endowment certfkat dozrijevau, osgurani boles
nicku potporu odstete svima ovakvim suca jevma
sadasnje vrjeme ovakve clanove prestane nost
porezu uzlje i'll osiguranja bolesncku potporu
odstete da TEX nekoiko mjeseci MEGA Gav Ured
ktzra Ito je clan uzet h osiguranja bez njegovog
MIA dozvoe Medjutin, mi uzmljemo osiguranja sa
svu fondova svaku osobu dan kad certikat dozije
kad (clan) propusti da odabere Options, koj
certfkatma. Ali mi mozemo vasom dozvoom, dah TAX
vim apasma paNo. da sa uaposaYe na os2uEanja "a he
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16

pogodno, er svakom sucaju takovom imetku ne
bi gubili vec b profitiral
Brat Krasc - Razume da bi po preporuci brata Man.
dca treba prasnj zakljucak ponistiti stvor novi
uvjerena da to netrebamo cnt vec da ostanemo kod
starog zakucka treba da tom poslu oprezn sa-
vjesn ntko ne zel da prenaglimo
Brat Borc = Veil, da e objasnjenje brata krasca ma
svom mjestu ia veuem da bi trebali naci vjestake
procjeni naseg glavnog ureda.
Sestra Nksic - Kaze, ia zato da ostanemo kod
svog raneg zaklucka pa nakon dobi sobodne ruke
da in saa sai nevezemo ia sazem da nadJemo vJes-
take procijen slazem obasnjenjem brata Krasca
Brat Verbos - ia da nadju vjestaci pro-
cienu takodjer arhtekta da naprav plan nacrt "a
nov Dom Zajednice.
Brat Ma ietc - Ovako kako je brat Krasc ovdje op
sirno razlozo kako podhvatu trebamo postupat
Tako slicno umacio kod moga odseka bro 35l ma
Iupit canova clanstvo mojm razlaganjem sozilo.
Brat Skrtic - Povodom cijena danas buduce ne
cemo nsta profitira pa ako b zemste naslo nesto
er radncke place du gore tako cene ostalom
pax ma materijalu gradnju.
Brat Hinc - Obasnjue povodom cjena, da stalno idu
sve vise pax tome nece nsta postlcl to e msenJa
da ovim nasim podhvatom pak zateze.
Po ovoj raspravi govore braca Kovacevc Vukeic, Ov
carrie, Servov, Mandc skrtic drugi.
Brat Servov, pravni savetnk legalnog gledsta OBJ
asnue opsrno oval podhvat sugerra bratu Mandicu da
svou preporku donekle preuredi Brat Mandic veil du
hu sugestu brata Servova ia Gu to urediti
koko mislm da e porebno On ca kako e stvar uredio
spravom vec da ide glasovane da preporka
glavnog predsjednka prmi suglasju toga podnesen e
prijedlog tai dio zestaja prma vecinom glasova
Vren1e isteklo to predsjedate brat Bazdaric,
klucue zasjedanje urce nastavak sednice sutra uro
Philip Vukeich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16
zAPISkIk
Druge sjednce ponedeak posle podne a. mara, 1858

Druge sjednice poneeak pose podne, a. marca, 1853
Glavni predsjednik brat " Mandich sjednicu
pozdravom Prisutn sy glavn odbornci easnici Brat
pisnk prvog zasjedanja Brat nic prlaze brat Mikan
% red eaz as oprn Rr 9 upsega Auar o
zvesta cita gavni tank brat Bella to sc is prma do
an d9 brat Michael
dse Ma M stn % kmpan @ inssa nsas sns sd
glavnh odbonika IL cesa proizlaz da nas glavn od
bornic aktivni kampanji Prema njegovu estau pro-
zazi il da .1 kampanja dobro napreduje . .,: ..s
eue kako kampanja ijepo odya koko imademo aktv-
nih graditelja Rampant koko Sc do sada Praylo "a
Ns red do1azi zyjestaj 1z1ygSnog odbora Plan pre-
predavanja posovanu Zajednice sto podnasa g pred
sjednk ime 1zvrsnog Odbora 1zvjesaj prma do
sprave po istom
Ma red dolazi rasprava po zvjesta ima kako pod
nessns Raspraya poema n?Pre Po izyjeSaS e. pred
Brat Mandich izvestaju upozorue svoju pre-
b zurio da bi danasnji odbor cd sedan ica kao
gradevni odbor raspustio name po negovu mnjenju
n odbor svoj zadaak izvrio time presane njegova die
prodaji danasnje zgrade Mandie tumasi kako e
tesko odred cijenu IL razoga sto nasa movna
ke firme vIed yse "a neke ne mamie te su n; osnoy po
ske prike zemj da b bio najboje da Sc tim posiom
poceka.
Brat Krasch Objasnjava suglasju preporuke glay.
nog predsednika da pak b seo posve odustat cd
su poteSkoce prodat dansnu zgradu sto tako nae do
bro podesno zemlste gdje b podgl nov Dom zajednce
pak ma tome treba rad Krasich razaSe da on ma
novistu cd prize da Sc tome ne zmo nego da igak ma
govaralo pax ako to pol godine, ctavu godinu d
e ne ptanje yee je ptane da Sc nade nesto Cine &c
clanstvo odbor bit zadovoljni
Brat Vranes = ia nisam odgovoro pismo brata
Mandca, nisam il razoga sto cjen nisam bio sguran
jer DO mojem msenju mi nso kompetentn da odlucimo
cijen vec bi treba unajmiti vjestake tome, da
dadu procjenu.
Brat Boric Vel da slaze razlaganjem brata Kra
sica b trebao sugasju toga da budemo jednodusn
da bi Mandiceya preporuka tom smslu uredila on
ie da se nadju vjestaci procjenu nase zgrade
Brat slrtc : u sugasju preporuke brata Mandica on
misi prize prodaje da bi reba ima barem zemljste q
gradiliste move zgrade
Brat Mandic = Tunac slucaju prodaje da bi se u
redo kupcem iii kupcima rok vren1ena dok b rebai IL
sa On ie da Sc raz kupi zemliSte. ako se nadia
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16
Izvjestaji

Glavni predsjednk brat V. 1. Mandch, podnasa svoj
izvjestaj.
Potom prekida dnevn red gavni predsjednik pred
stava braa Zaka Kerhn predsjednka Americko Hrvat-
skog Pevackog Saveza brata Nkolu Erbest sestru Ba
bin Oni pozdravljaju Glavn Odbor dobre zeje brat
Mandic i'm zahvauje pozdravu zeeci i'm najbo uspjeh
u kulturnom radu. .... ..~
Sjedi zvjesta prvog gavnog podpredsjednika, brata
Josipa Bazdarica.
1. Drugog 81. podpredsjednika brata Miana vranesa
treceg gl podpredsednika, brata Mate Kovacevicha.
Potion daju izvjestaje braca: gl tajnk Joseph Bella
tan bone popore brat John gayn nh,l bagan
Grasha. ime Nadzornog Odbora umjesto zvjestaja
sra Sylvia Nksic tanica cita prv drgi zapisnk toga
F. j. Archa Hrvatslz urednk, Philip Vukech, podnass
svo izvjesaj Pravni savetnik brat Edward B. Servov
Podnos svo yjesta potom uRrayite Spora pIosvste
izvjesaj upravtela Decjeg Donna brata Nick D. sarcha
potion cta izvjestaj Odbora Djecjeg Donna.
Svi izvjestaji prmljeni do znanja dorasprave pc
istim
Buduc podne to glavn predsjednik zatvara sednicr
pozdravom sazivlje nastavak iste posije podne.
Philip Vukelich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16
zAPISkIK

Prve sjednice ponedeljak prize podne "a marca, 1858.
Glavni predsednik brat V. mandich sjednicu
pozdravom svma glavnim odborncma e i'm zeli najbol
uspjeh radu Preko nh pozdrava cjelokupno canstvo
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce.
Prisutn glavn predsjednik, " Mandich: glavn pod
predsednk Jos. Bazdarc; drugi glavn podpredsednk
gavni tajnk, Joseph Bella gavni blaganik, Martin Kra
sch jnk boil potpore John Ovcarch upravitel Pomlad
MICA N. o. Sylvia Niksc; clanow N O., braca: John J.
Verbos, Julius Majetic Nikola Borc John R. Mikan Nj
ski urednk, Stephen Brich; Frank Bradic upravitelj
sporta prosvjee; Dr. F. Arch vrhovni lijecnik prav
nj savjetnk, Edward B. Servov
Brat Mandch podnasa slijedec dnevni red, ko pri
ma kako je podnesen
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16

l. Sluzbeno otvorenje zasjedanja
g. zvjestaj:
Izvrsnog Odbora glavnih podpredsjedniks
Nadzornog Odbora
Urednika hrvatskog dijela Zajednicara''
Urednika engeskog djela "Zajednicara"
Vrhovnog ljecnika
Pravnog savjetnika
Upraviteja Sportsko-Prosvjetnog Odjeljenja
Upravitelja tiskare ..,-
Upravitelja Djecjeg Donna
Odbora Diecjeg Donna
Raznh odbora - Odbora "a clansku kampan
3. Rasprava izvjestajima
T. Dopis rezolucije t..as..
s. Razno "a dobrobt Zajednice
g. Zakljucak zasjedanja
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17

lados de los paises del Caribe
todavia atados al poste de la
dictadura.
He aqui la parte fundamen-
tai de csc articulo:
LAS aventuras internacio-
naies las tuvimos que termi-
mar nosotros a bala en- Villa
Quesada, en- 1855, cuando un
grupo de echandistas ataco la
ciudad para preparar ell te-
reno a una invasion filibus-
terra al territorio nacional.
Aventuras internacionales
fueron las difamaciones que
de nosotros hizo en- Washing
ton ell senior Echandi como
Embajador de la Administra-
cion Ulate, asegurando irres-
ponsablemente que nosotros
eramos comunistas, despues
de que el Sc escondio cuando
ncsotros peleabamos contra
los comunistas, y antes de
que 81 .solicitara los votos de
los comunistas para ganar
una election presidential.
Aventura International fus
la entrevista del senior Echan-
di con ell General Somoza hi
jo, en- la Frontera Norte, du-
rante la Ultima campaha cleo
toraI para solicitarle ayuda
en- asuntos internos de Co.'S
ia Rica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17
Gran Bretunu no
Restringird las
Ventas d PIuzos

LONDRES, Sept. is (UPT-
Ell gobierno britanico suspendio
las restricciones que habia pa,
"a las compras a plazos de I'm
gran numero de articulos CO.
merciales y de uso casero. Els
un paso mas, hacia 10 que los
circulos financieros britanicos
con f%recuencia han llamado isis
temas de credito norteameri.
canos" para los ingleses. 4.
Las compras a plazo nunca
han tenido la popularidad que
tienen en- los Estados Unidos.
FL anuncio de hoy de la Jun.
Ia de Concrete, coloca fuera de
las restricciones de credito i'm
puestas por Ell gobierno a los
muebles, alfombras, estufas pa
ra cocinas, omnibus y camiones
de reparto, una gran clasifica-
cion de equipos agricolas e in
dustriales, bicicletas y otros ar
ticulos. Anteriormente solo Sc
podian vender a credito 81 Sc ha.
ella un pago inicial del 20 por
eiento de su valor.
En- la lista no figuran los au.
tomoyiles, nj receptores de ra-
do y television. En- estos articu.
los hay que pagan de contado
una tercera parte de SUI valor.
Pero ell periodic maxine de page
sc ha extendido a dos amos en-
todos los casos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17

ser ablandado por Ia "ternu-
ra comunista".
Segun Depreux, ell "Partido
socialista Aut6nomo" frances
solicitara SUI admission en- la
International Socialista.
Dupreux dijo que entire los
socialists prominentes que Sc
han adherido al nuevo parti-
do, figuran e1 ex Diputado Da-
MEL Mayer, Ell ex Ministro del
Gabinete, Andre Philip, ell ex
Presidente provisional del
Gobierno de Francia en- 49,
Is Felix Gouin, y los disputa-
dos Robert Verdier, Alain Sa-
vary, Antoine Mazier, Jean
Binot, Rene Arbeltier y Mi
reille Osmin.
"Creemos que La salvation
de la republica, depende de
an movimiento izquierdista
autentico, no comunista, que
Sc oponga al poder personal,
declare Dupreux.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17

Aventura international fue
La expulsion violenta del CO.
nocido periodista Julio Cesar
Msrtinez r~ecientemente, por
delito de ser anti-trujillista.
. Aventura international fue
establecer en- San Jose una
agencia de asesinatos de Tru-
l'llo que no es otra cosa la
actual Embajada de la Repu-
blica Dominicana. De los de-
litos que ALI Sc incuben, Sc
palo bien ell pals, sera res
ponsable personalmente Ell Sc
nor Echandi.
NosotroS nunca hemos ne
gado nuestra amistad con los
grupos democraticos de Anne
RIGA Y del mundo. Hasta a la
remota Hungria dimos nues-
ira modesto ayuda, cuando
fue avasallada por Russia,
otorgando pasaporte costa.
rrioense a unos cuantos re-
fugiados, La libertad que anna
m0s para ell costarricense la
queremos tambien para todos
les nombres del mundo.
Desde Ell tempo en- que tu-
vimos que luchar aqui contra
la intromision de las dicta-