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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
BY FRANCES LEVINE
Associated Presa writer

COLLEGE PARK. Nd. Aus.
7s-women are going 10 have
10 solve for themselves the
problem Of balancing their
dual role Of homemaker and
wage Garner. a British home
economist advised today.
II Is their duty 10 see shat
the two functions OF home
maker and wage Garner are
evenly balanced and inter-
woven" said Miss winifred
s. Hargreaves OF London.
one Of Queen Elizapeth's spe-
cially appointed school In
spectors. Miss Harereaves.
Q former teacher. organized
Britain's wartime food advice
and demonstration services.
In q prepared talk to the
final session Of O home eco
Monies conference, she said
In many countries women
have the spending power Of
so per cent Of the income
for the home. Yet. she said,
public opinion has not yet
demanded a recognized quail
ification for the Job Of home
maker.
IF national prosperity and
high standards Of living can
only be achieved by an In
creasing use Of female labor.
then It Is for women to
watch women's interests and
see that the smooth mar.
riage between home and out
side the home is recognized
as all important" she said.
Miss Hargreaves spoke a.
the Ninth international Con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

sheriff's deputies In Miami. and
Levant Kersten Of Buxafo. N. Y.
Mr.. Duvalier said the United
States Embassy brought pres
sure to have Payne released last
March after his arrest here on
charges Of anti-government ac-
tivity and then tried to get the
charges dropped so Payne could
return to Haiti. The President
added that the United States
vice consul who interceded foI
Payne now refuses TO admit that
the body Of one Of the slain
men Is Payne's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
Contract Bridge
Experts Compete

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Aug. 2
R.-More than 1000 pairs Of
bridge players began compet-
ing with each other today for
the honor Of representing the
United States next January
against the European cham
pions.
Five national titles also will
be sought during the s0th an
nual summer national tourna-
ment Of the American Contract
Bridge League. Play continues
through August IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
BY THOMAS r. WHITNEY
Assoeited Press Writer

PoRT-AU-PRINcE, Haiti,
Aug. 2.-President Francois
Duvalier says he will ask the
United States TO send home
two Haitian politicians who he
charges were allowed to plot
against his government on
United States soil.
The president. who crushed
an attempted coup Tuesday,
told q news conference yester-
day Haiti is demanding the
extradition of former President
Paul Magloire, and defeated
presidential candidate Louis
Dejoie from New York. Both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

cAoNEs-sUR-MER, France,
Aug. 2 @.-The Riviera villa
where Aueuste Renoir lived
several years before his death
In 1919 was sold yesterday for
20 million francs (t66,o00) to
Gabriel PAWN. General Motors
representative at Nice. The
sale was made by the painters
youngest son. Claude. after he
got assurances that the prop
erty would be maintained In its
present state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
LEBANESE
TEACHER
VISITS

The political troubles Of
her country seemed far re-
moved as dark-haired Per-
grouhi Najarian. q young
Lebanese teacher. adj
dressed homemaking ex-
perts from SO nations in a
Neeful armory On the
University of Maryland
campus this week.
She Is one Of 1000 dele
gates here for the Ninth
International Congress on
Home Economies.
She told how even the
rebellion In Lebanon had
not halted classes at the
American University in
Beirut.
The only change, she
said, was that the usual
public commencement was
canceled and diplomas
were handed out privately.
She said many Of the
students are sympathetic
to the rebels.
The Beirut University
has some 5000 students
making it the largest
American educational in
stitution outside the United
States.
Kulthum Salam, niece Of
rebel leader Saeb Salam,
was president Of the wom-
ems student organization
there, Miss Najarian said.
/ Miss Najarian won't be
going back to Lebanon for
q year. She will be studying
here on a special leave Of
absence. Her field Is child
development, family life,
education and psychology.
Outlining world wide
advances in home eco
Monies education, she cited
the need for training and
leaders in the Middle East,
where IAN awakening sense
of social responsibility"
heightens the need for
adult education.
She called for state and
International subsidies UNI
til the countries themselves
can establish professional
and formal organizations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
Railroads Hit
Pension Rise

President Daniel p. LOOMS
OF the Association OF American
Railroads told Congress today
the rail- lines simply DO not have
the money 10 pay increased en-
ploye retirement dement's.
Mr.. LOOMS. appearing before
the Senate Railroad subcom-
mittee, urged defeat OF q bill
approved June 2e BY the sub
committee. The special hear
Inc today was called at his re-
quest.
Mr.. LOOMS contended imme-
date help granted By . rail-
road aid bill passed earlier this
session and sent 10 President
Eisenhower would be more than
nullined by the taxes imposed
70 pay higher retirement bene-
fts.
10 Per Cent Increase
The bill would increase bene-
Ats 10 per cent for the SIS, 200
retired employees and depend
ents now receiving payments.
In addition, Il would liheralize
unemployment compensation
payments for rail workers.
The higher retirement bene-
Ats would be financed by rails.
ing the payroll tax 10 IA per
cent each for employer and EN-
ploye in July. 1859: 1t now IL
6h per cent each.
Mr.. LOOMS said In his pre-
pared testimony the bill would
tax the railroads sie5 million
a year. or more than twice the
$40 million Of net earnings by
Class railroads in the first two
months Of this year.
Cites Deterioration
Since the subcommittee first
conducted its hearings upon the
bill more than q year ago. he
added. There has been an
alarming deterioration in the
economic position Of the rail-
roads"
The current maximum
monthly retirement payment
for q railroad worker is s1s5.45
and would be raised to s204.o5
by the subcommittee's bill, Mr..
LOOMS said.
He pointed out that the top
social security payment is
slos.5o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
Fonfoni Seeks Booking
In Bonn for Peace Plan

BONN Germany. Aus. V1.-Italan Premier Amntore
FAnfani ew IN today 70 seek West German support for
plan 20 bring peace 70 the Middle East
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer greeted him the airport
Al the beginning Of oneday visit before the Italian Premier
returns 70 Rome Mr. EAnlanI has been In WashIngtA and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
Mrs. Witt Picked

Mrs. Hiram Witt and Mrs.
Russell Shook have been
elected president and vice
president Of the XII Wives of
Old Dominion.
, 1958-02-24
FIFTEEN HUNDRED

the races, rarely paused in his
amusing and Informative COM
mentary as one race followed
another.
With remnants and fIags
flying, music by the Moon.
sinners and the Invaders Steel
Bands, alternating with Peter
Thurland's Brass Band, the
excitement increased by the
minute as race followed race.
The Hands-A Sea
refreshment booth d i d .
"land-ofice business.
All in all it was a joyful,
exciting afternoon and a great
deal Of money was raised for
the worthy causes to which
the Jonkey Club and Hands
Across the Sea make their
contributions.
, 1958-02-24
-
PUBLIC

The attention of the general
public is herein invited to the
provisions Of Bill No. 489 Act
No. 1872 providing for Gross
Receipts and Excise Taxes in
the Virgin Islands.
individuals are specifically
reminded that items received
by freight or other carrier
subject to the Excise Taxes
should be reported to the De-
partment Of Finance and the
tax paid thereon within 80
days after the month in which
such articles are received.
Failure to file and pay the re-
quired tax within the stipulat-
cd period causes additional
penalty at the rate of 5 per
cent per month to be added to
the tax.
Taxes on items received by
individuals b y mail order
should be paid at the tax
booth on receipt of the pack
age. Taxes on packages de-
livered by carrier should be
paid at the tax booth in the
Post Office within 5 days after
receipt.
Walter j. M. Petersen
District Supervisor.
February Is, 1858 21-24-26
, 1958-02-24
LEGISLATIVE RECORD

while leaving from or going to a meeting of the Legisla-
ture. And, Mr.. President, I wish to inform the House that
! cannot cannoti my conscience will not allow me
to sit in this legislative hall and give away the rights of
the people of the Virgin Islands to the Executive Branch
of Government.
ITO be continued 60
, 1958-02-24
LATEST NEWS
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In Cinemascope and Color
Filmed in Rome
TEEN THOUSAND BEDROOMS

Dean Martin. Anna Maria
Albarghetti, Eva Bartock
Dewey Martin, Walter Slezak,
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This is the story Of the young,
rich an handsome Hotel Tycoon
he sings too-and the four sis
tiers . who give anything to
r1arry him,
This Film also takes you on a
Cooks Tour of Rome
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-02-24
v. 1. CARNIVAL -.


Festival Committee which
opened the contest to all stu
dents Of the schools; it was
won by Stanley Jacobs of the
Christiansted Hi g h School.
This usually serve as an incen-
tive to the youth and at the
same time give them an op-
portunity to participate in
developing the Festival or
Carnival.
, 1958-02-24
LATEST NEWS
THURSDAY and FRIDAY

MGM is proud to present
in Glorious Colors & Cinemascope
The Love Story Of
C A B Y"
Leslie Caron, John Kerr
Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Taina Fig
Charles Lederer
Love came to "GABY" the
girl who gave her Kisses and her
Heart to a boy when the
world was a Battle Ground and
Romance seemed not forever /.
but for NOW
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-02-24
CONGRESSMAN,
f.ned by the Council mem-


HsH1a Dy ne OOuHcH mem
hers.
cannot agree with you that
the Governors of the Virgin
LANDS since 1858 shave not
only enforced the punitive
provisions of the Organic Act
but have abused t h e i r
powers" The Governor takes
an oath to enforce the law as
it is written. He cannot select
he portions Of the law he likes
and enforce them and disre-
gard the others. He has a
solemn obligation to enforce
all the laws regardless of
whether he is in sympathy
with them.
Members of our Committee
nave told the Virgin Islanders
on innumerable occasions that
additional powers and respon-
sibilities would be granted to
them when Congress in its
wisdom deems such extension
ca nbe justified and managed
in a capable manner. In re-
commanding favorable action
CO H. R. 1926, which became
Public Law 224, 85th Congress,
cur Committee asserted it's
confidence in the present Vir-
gin Islands Legislature by
granting it additional powers
Of confirmation. I am of the
opinion that, If given an OPP
portunity, the Organic Act of
1854 will prove to be a reason
able and workable piece Of
legislation.
In the event any sizeable
group of the Virgin Islanders
demands complete self-gov-
eminent and independence
from the United States, I
stand ready to introduce legis-
lation to achieve that status.
Thank you for sending the
Peoples Petition to me. 1 shall
call it to the attention of the
Members of the Committee on
Inerior and Insular Affairs
with the advice that it was
presented To tho Governor fol-
, 1958-02-24
w E D N E 5 B A Y

w. ED n ESD AY
at 500 and $50 pm.
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE
Hi No. !
Marti presents:
Allied Artist Production
THUNDERSTORM"
Linda Christian, Carlos Thompson
Charles Corvin
A United Artist Production:
Hit No. 2
"vooDoo ISLAND"
Boris Karloff, Beverly Tyler
Merwin WYE
See Men into Zombies!
See . Women eating Cobra
Plants! See Strange Voodoo
Rituals!
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-02-24
West Indies Shutters
FOR SALE

Two 10 #. sections with
tracking and hardware in
original cartons, At a good
discount. Can be seen at
Waite const. Co. Office
Queen St. Christiansted,
or NH. Hilder, Salt River.
, 1958-02-24
w A TED
SMALL 2 APT.
OR OUS

Can pay $45 $50 month
must have facilities and
shower-Write Box 2O4,
Chrlstiansted.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
DETIENEN SUPUESTOS
F~ABRICANTES DE ARMAS

LYNWOOD, California, mayo
26-(UPD.-Ayer de madrugada
fueron detenidos cinco cubanos
que Sc cree fabricaban armas au-
tomaticas, para enviarlas al jefe
'rebelde cubano, Fidel Castro. Los
detenidos fueron acusados del de-
Tito penado por la ley federal, de
tener en- su possession is fuSiles
ametralladora Stem.
Los agentes de policia y del De-
partamento del Tesoro, que allana-
ron ell local donde Sc fabricaban
las armas y detuvieron a los cinco
cubanos, declararon haber confis-
cado eel arsenal mas grande desde
los dias de Dillinger" (Dillinger
fue un pistolero de triste fama
que muprio en- ell tiroteo con la
policfa).
Agreg6 la policia. que son bus
cadoS otros miembros del grupo
de cubanos detenidos.
Los cubsnos tenian instalado un
complete taller de fabrication de
armas de fuego, en- ell garage de la
casa de uno de ellos, en- este subur-
bio residential de Los Angeles.
En- ell garage Sc encontaron una
completa' biblioteca sobre armenia,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
MUNOZ IMPARTE PRIMER
VETO ACTUAL SESSION.

SAN JUAN.-El primer veto q
una de las pleas de legislation
aprobadas en- la presente Legisls.
tura ordinaria lie do ell goberna.
dor Luis Munoz Marin al devolver
a la Camara de Representatives. de
Puerto Rico, sin SUI aprobacion una
Resolution Conjunta que hubiera
autorizado al senior Julian Herman.
DEE a demandar al Estado Libre
Asociado en\ reclamation de COM
pensacion por alegados dahos v
perjuicios.
Segun Ia Resolution, los aleea.
dos danos Y perjuicios lie fueron
causados a Julian Hernandez al
cancelarsele, por ell Official de Per.
misos de la Junta de Planificacion
en- JUNO de 1855, un permiso de
construction que Sc lie habia con-
cedido para edificar un edificio CO.
mercial y residential en- la calle
Condado, intersection con la Gale
Luisa, en- Santurce.
Sc relaciona Ell case con Ia Ave
nida Norte actualmente constru.
yendose por etapas. Originalmen-
te, Sc pens6 por ell Gobierno en- la
construction de una intersection
a nivel en- Ell sitio en- que radicaba
la propiedad expropiada al senior
Hernandez. Pero al r~esolverse dar-
lie caracter de Avenida Expreso, a
la Avenida Norte, hubo que en-
sanchar la referida p~royectada in
terseccion y hacerla a dos nive-
les, por 10 cual tambien hubo que
expropiar mayor cantidad de te.
rrenos. ESQ hizo que Sc cancelara
Ell permiso va concedidole a Her.
nandez.
En- este su primer veto, el Jefe
del Executive dice que Sc lie ha in.
tornado por el Departments de
Justicia que ell senior Julian Her.
nndez puede litigar sus alegados
derechos en- ell pleito de expropia.
ci6n "Estado Libre Asociado VS..
Julian Hernandez, radicado ell 2
de diciembre de 1857 contra Ell.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
(viens de la Primera)

menor Sc hundieron al parecer
en- un hoyo protundo que habia
deiado en- la playa un dragado re-
ciente. Ell oleaje Sc habia llevado
las senales de alarma puestas en-
ell lugar para advertir del peligro.
Siete de los que cayeron en- ell
hoyo perecieron ahogados. Cinco
de elloS ersn memories de edad.
Otros tres memories que estuvieron
a punto de ahogarse. fueron condu.
cidos al hospital.
En- la confusion del momento,
no Sc slpo 81 la nina que Sc ahoga.
ba pudo ser salvada.
GRADUATION EN-
LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK.-CUPD.- Los
ejercicios de graduation del Insti-
tuto Central de Little Rock, entire
cuyos estudiantes figuran los nue.
We jovenes negros, que fueron ad-
mitidos despues de intensa lucha,
comenzaron esta noche en- I'm
ambiente de relativa tranquilidad,
aunque la policia detuvo a cinco
negros en- las inmediaciones del
establecimiento.
La policia detuvo tambien a un
estudiante blanco, por haber escu-
pido a un espectador negro, GUAM
do ell cuerpo de estudiantes y los
padres de estos dejaban ell estadio
de la esrueIa, al terminar las cere.
monlas.
La policia dijo que dos de los
negros iban armados.
COHETE SIDERAL ATOMECO
EN- TRES AMOS
WASHINGToN-CUPD.- 81
Presidente de la. Comisi6n de
Energia Atomica de Estados Uni
dos, Lewis l., Strauss, declare que
algunoS hombres de ciencia norte-
americanos Green que estSn en-
condolences de producer en- I'm pla-
20 de dos o tres amos un cohete 81.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
(Viene de Ia Primeral

ron en- TODD momento y durante
su larga comision en- la Junta In
teramericana de Defensa, para To-
grar metas positivas de america
nismo en- ell orden international y
r~ealizaciones valiosas en- la concep-
cion y preparation del Plan Mill
tar para la Defensa del Continente
Americana. Ell aporte professional
del coroneT Barquin y sus exitos
en- todas las empresas en- que par
ticip6 denotan, sin lugar a dudas,
que Sc trata de un Official de gran
des meritos, digno no solamente en-
su Patria sino tambien en- toda la
America"
Recientemente ACADIA de ser de-
tenido ell hermano del coronel Bar.
quin, ell doctor Francisco Barquin,
Official medico de las Fuerzas Ar
madas, retirado con motive del
mencionado Movimiento del 4 de
abriI, llevandose la aggression a la
familia misma del coronel Bar
quin.
Fuentes autorizadas nos permi-
ten asegurar que la vida del coro-
mel Ramon Barquin, en- quien Bs-
tista y sus partidarios ven una de
las figuras revolucionarias de ma
yor fuerza rectora en- ell future,
CORE serios peligros. Movidos por
esta preocupaci6n los representa-
tivos del Partido Ortodoxo en- ell
exilio formulan esta denuncia ante
los miembros actuales de la Junta
Interamericana de Defensa ante las
csncillerias de los gobiernos demo-
craticos de America para que Sc
raaIioan 1os 0ncfi0naS n~aceSariaS
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
(Viene de Ia Primera)

annual de $160,0OO; y cuya produc-
cion annual Sc calcuIa en- So, 0OO,-
600. Sc establecera en- Hato Rey.
Douglas F. Hudson, cubriendo
la production de agujas de larga
duracion para fonografos, compo-
nentes para instrumentos de pre-
cisi0n tales como cojinetes de pi-
vote y cojinetes en- v. Instalara
maquinaria y equIpo por valor de
$4,000. Empleara unas rs perso-
mas, con una nomina annual de S.
10000, y con una production
annual de $500, 900. Sc establecera
en- Santurce.
Electric Conductors, Inc, Gu
briendo la manufacture de alam.
bre con aislamiento de esmalte pa
ra magnetos y pleas moldeadas
de bakelita Instalara maquinaria
y equipo por valor de $100, 900;
empleara Sc personals, con una
nomina annual de $175,000; y con
una production annual estimada en-
100000 Sc establecera en- Caro-.
lima.
Circuit Components Corpora
ton, cubriendo la production de
reveladoc es tipo telefono. Instala-
"a maqulnarla y equipo. por va
Tor de $4,000. Empleara 40 per.
sonas; con una nomina annual de
$4,000; y una production esti.
mazda en- $125,000 Sc establecera
en- Rio Piedras.
The Esningn Fornera Corpo.
ration. cubriendo la manufacture
de mobiliario. Instalara maquina-
ria y equipo por valor de $15,359..
so, suplira unas so personals; con
una n6mina annual de $4,000 y
una production annual estimada en-
100000 Sc estsblecera en- Gaia
no.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27

Iy pianos y ulDulOS para perforar Ell
alma de las armas y modificar flu.
siles guardados como recuerdos de
la guerra para convertirlos. en- fu-
Observation-Disclosures.
Las armas confiscadas son Is flu.
Observation-Disclosures Stem, dos re.
volveres cargados, so a so canones
de Observation-Disclosures y varios
cientoS de pleas de fusil,
La policia confisc6 tambien una
cantidad no revelada de municio,
mes, una fresadora, una perforado.
ra, I'm torno, una esmeriladora y
~pulidora, y varias herramientas.
Asimismo la policia informo que
no saba todavia cuanto tempo
hacia que la banda operaba nj
cuantas personas la componian. A
pedido del DEPARTMENT. del TIE.
soro no Sc dieron los nombres de
los cinco detenidos.
LA HABANA. Cuba. mayo 26
1858 (Por radiotelefono)-Dos
muertos y % heridos fue Ell balan.
ce de los academies del transito re.
~gistrados en- ell fin de semana. En-
la carretera central, entire los mu-
nicipios de Coliseo y Jovellanos,
provincial de Matanzas, Sc volco un
omnibus, resultando muerto Evelio
Lozano .empleado de una compa.
MIA petrolera y vecino de La Ha-
bana, heridos graves, Felicia He
rrera de Caibarien, Rene Reinoso
de Yaguajay, Antonio Alamino y
Francisco Casado del Central Mar
elsa, Rodolfo Pal y Pedro Valdes de
Camajuani, Irma Fernandez, de La
Habana. Raul de la Or, chofer del
omnibus, Anastasio Turra, de Cal.
BARREN, Carmen Daniel, de La Ha.
bana, Pedro Alvarez de Camajuani
y Faustino Martin Rodriguez, de
La Habana.
En- Santa Cruz de los Pinos, Pr
mar del Rio muri6 ell Sr. Leonardo
Cabrera Plasencia, de 20 amos, al
ser atropellado por un canton
cuando transitaba por la carretera
central montado a caballo. FL cho-
fer del omnibus, Ceferino Lopez
Diaz, de "a amos vecino de Giiira
de Melena, fue detenido.
En- San Cristobal, tambien Pinar
del Rio, fue arrollado ell nino Can,
dido Betancourt de, IL amos, por
una camioneta guiada por Ramon
Donate Valdes que fue detenido.
Ell menor tuvo que ser trasladado
en- grave estado a esta capital.
En- la Via Blanca, proximo a la
playa de .Guanabo. re~sultaron he.
ridas de gravedad, cinco personas
al telescopiarse dos AUTOMOBILES.
En- uno de ellos viajaban, los ORES.
en- medicinal Grace Escalante de
80 amos y ell alumno de medicine
Armando Valdes, de % amos, to-
dos los cuales fueron conducidos
al hospital universitario Calixto
Garcia, siendo operados, sin que
hayan podido prestar declaration.
En- ell otro automovil, viajaban ell
comerciante Gregorio Rodriguez
Consuegra de Al amos al que
acompanaba la Sra. Zoraida More
ra de 81, los cuales tambien reel.
bieron lesiones de tai gravedad
que no pudieron declarar, siendo
recluidos en- una clinica de esta ca
pital.
En- la esquina de San Ignacio v
Acosta en- La Habana chocaron
un omnibus y un automovil, result
tando lesionados Rogelio Gonzalez
Chirino de 81 amos, que viajaba en-
este ultimo vehiculo.
En- la Avenida de Rancho 30.
yeros fue arrollado ell anciano
Francisco Guerra, de 81 amos Dor
ell automovil que guiaba Alberto
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
CAAM GRADUARA 4
TECNICA

SAN JUAN - Por primera veE
en- Puerto Rico Sc grsduaran cua.
tro estudlantes de cursos de tecno.
logia nuclear en- Ell Colegio de
Agriculture y Artes Mecanicas de
Mayagiiez, donde este aio tam.
bien rec,biran sus diplomas alrede.
dor de 273 Bachiileres en- ciencias,
ingenieria y agriculture.
Ell Director Executive de la Au.
toridad de las Fuentes Fiuviales,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27

deral atomico. Strauss. sin en-
barge, expres6 que, en- SUI opinion,
ESQ requeriria un POGO mas de
tempo.
Ell presidente de la comision, die
tamDien que algunos de los HON.
'bres de ciencia que produieron la
bomba h~idrogens Green que, Isl
Sc les da bastante tempo, po-
drian producer una bomba ciento
POI ciento 'limpIa" es decir, ca.
paz de estallar sin producer abso.
lutamente ninguna precipitation
radioactive.
CARDINAL STRITCH EN-
MOMENTO CRITICO
ROMA OPD.- Sc anunci6
Ell Papa Pho XII Sc mantiene al
tanto de- estado del cardenal Sa.
muel Stritch, mediante llamados
telefonicos que Sc lie hacen cada
bora desde la %clinica, a la secreta-
ria del Vaticano.
A las 1870 GMT. TODD parecia
indicar que Sc aproxima ell momen.
to critico de la gravedad del carde-
nal de 70 amos, a juzgar por la
gran actividad que Sc registra en-
ell segundo piso de la cIinica.
Los dos sobrinos del cafdenaI
llegaron a la clinica y fueron lie
vados inmediatamente a ese piso.
81 MUERTOS EN- ESTAMBUL
ESTAMBUL-(UPD.-Se in.
forma que 81 personals han muerto
y mas de $50 casas han sido des-
truidas, a causa de las inundaciones
producidas en- ell distrito de Canki.
ri, cerca de Angora.
Las autoridades Green, que ea
saldo de muertos aumentara una
vez que las a~utoridades hayan
completado ell examen de la Situa-
cion creada por las inundaciones,
provocadas por las intensas lluvias
que deSbordaron los rios.
Ell presidente Celal Bayar, par.
tito aver de Angora para recorreH
la iona del desastre.