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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05
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Juracich

Mi cemo nastojati da Sc stvar
uredi u koliko je to u nasoj
moci. - Philip Vukelich, u
rednik.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

Alexandria yesterday paid its
annual tribute to "all who
served the Confederacy."
It was 81 years ago-on May
"a, l86l-that Alexandria's vol
unteers gathered at Prince and
Washington streets shortly after
dawn and then marched south
to join the Confederate forces
at Manassas.
To mark the occasion yester-
day, the 18th Confederate In
fantry, dressed in copies of
Confederate uniforms, fred q
three-volley salute over the ivy
covered mass grave Of "a South
ern soldiers buried in the yard
of historic Christ Church.
Women dressed in gowns of the
Civil War period covered the
mound with roses.
The program was sponsored
by Robert E. Lee Camp No. 726,
Sons of Confederate Veterans,
and Mary CustiS Lee. 18th Vir-
ginia Regiment Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
The observance started at
the Lee Camp Hall, 800 Prince
street, a block from the place
where the Confederate soldiers
gathered. S. Cooper Dawson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

November 4 election as an In
dependent.
The next to enter the contest
was Russell L. Runyon, 3S, who
retired on disability as a county
detective sergeant last Febru-
airy. Mr.. Runyon has not said
whether he will run as an In
dependent or will seek support
from one Of the political or
CARNATIONS.
Last Monday, Mrs. Leone
Buchholz, whose seat on the
board is at stake. said she will
run for reelection.
Mrs. Buchholz has won twice
as the candidate Of the Airing
ton Independent Movement, the
eounty's conservative coalition
group. However, like Mr.. Run
yon, the question of her politi-
cal ticket was left open.
Two days after Mrs. Buch-
holz' announcement, the more
liberal coalition organization,
Arlingtonians for a Better
County. nominated Leo Dr.
banske, jr., as its standard
bearer.
Still unanswered is whether
the Arlington Independent
Movement and the Democratic
and Republican organizations
will nominate candidates, stay
clear of the race or indorse
candidates already in the field
A COP. mass meeting will
be held at 8 pm. Wednesday
at the Lyon Village Community
House. The announced purpose
is to select a new executive
committee and name delegates
to the State and 10th District
conventions.
However, the new committee
could be authorized to select a
County Board candidate. Last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Mahoney Tells
Party He Will.
Stay in Politics

BALTIMORE. May "a @.--
George p. Mahoney said to-
night he Is not through with
politics despite his latest defeat
in the Democratic primary for
the Senate.
MY friends throughout the
State. including Baltimore City,
have asked me not 10 let them
down." Mr.. Mahoney said, and
I will remain In politics"
That was all the perennial
candidate-and the perennial
loser-would say about the flu
ture. but IL strongly implied
he will try again for a major
public ONCE.
Mr.. Mahoney's short state
ment came on the heels Of his
and James Bruce's refusals 10
attend a Democratic Party har-
mony breakfast next Monday.
Blames Ankle Injury
Mr.. Mahoney. runner-up TO
Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro OF
Baltimore in the seven-way
battle royal. blamed a recur-
ring ankle injury which he said
would prevent his appearance
at the Monday breakfast.
Asked II he would take an
active role In the general cleo
ton campaign. Mr.. Mahoney
said he would be willing TO "sit
down and talk" with Mr.. DIAL
esandro and ]. Willard Tawes.
the nominee for Governor.
This indicated a willingness
to bargain and in the light Of
his later statement, that II will
remain in politics" Mr.. Ma
honey could be cycling the Sem
ate or the governors chair in
1852.
A promise Of support then
from Mr.. Tawes and Mr.. DALE
sandro might bring Mr.. Ma
honey into camp now to solid
lily the Democrats chances in
the general election next fall.
Mr.. Bruce said he will leave
Sunday for an Atlantic City
vacation before plunging back
into management of his bust
ness affairs. He is a director of
about IL corporations.
Long TO Attend
DR.. Clarence D. Long, the
Johns Hopkins University pro-
fessor who ran fourth in his
first bid for elective Office, said
he plans to attend the Monday
meeting at the Hotel Southern,
The harmony breakfast was
called by Mr.. Tawes, the
ayers successful running
mate for the nomination for
governor. "for the purpose of
discussing the welfare of the
Democratic Party" II never
expect to run for public office
again." said the 65-year-old
Bruce in expressing his inten-
ton to bypass the breakfast.
1 Asked whether he planned to
take an active role in the gen.
eral election campaign. he was
indefinite.
II don't think I'll have time
to-" he said. adding he might
possibly"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
INDECENT Illness
PurIey Planned

DR.. Daniel L. Finucane, Dis
trict Health Director. and DR.
Warwick T. Brown, Washing
ton Hospital Center administra-
tor. will discuss the Districts
program for the care of the
medically INDECENT at a forum
Tuesday.
The session. at the Perpetual
Building Association Audito-
rum. will be sponsored by the
Health and Welfare Council
for the National Capital Area.
other participants will in
clude DR.. Paul B. Cornely,
medical director Of Freedmen's
Hospital. and Mrs. Richard r.
Simonson, of the League of
Women Voters.
The speakers are expected to
introduce current problems Of
the medical charities program
into the discussion of questions
raised by the District hospital
facilities report by John G.
Steinle Associates. The report,
which would radically change
the current program, was re-
leased last winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Cot in High Tree
Poses q Problem
ToAIIConcerned

A cat stranded since Wednes-
day 65 feet up a tree in Prince
Georges County's Owens road
area has residents there won
dering how to get him down
Jake Forsythe, 1880 Owens
road, says the county's animal
shelter staff and members Of
the Oxon Hill Fire Department
told him the cats rescue is
beyond them.
Mr.. Forsythe's daughter
Alice, first saw the cat Wednes-
day afternoon as it chung in
a crotch of the tree. Since Their
children have coaxed daily In
an effort to get it down. They
first put milk. then fish at the
base of the tree.
But the cat won't bulge. II
just meows night and day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Confederucy Honored
At Alexandra Rites

jr., the grandson Of Gen. Sam
uel Cooper, adjutant and in
spector general Of the United
States Army until he resigned
to assume the same rank and
position in the Confederate
Army, spoke. Eugene L. Barn.
well, assistant city manager,
sang. The observance then
moved to the church yard
where more than 200 specta-
tors witnessed the tribute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Richmond Women
Leaves $l.9 Million

RICHMOND. May "a tR.-
The estate Of Miss Agnes Der.
nadine Sitterding of Richmond
has been valued at $1.9 million
according to a paper filed in
Chancery Court here.
Miss Sitterding, who lived
in a hotel here, died May {
without leaving a will. Two
brothers, Fred and william Sit
terding, both of Richmond,
were listed as next of kin and
as sole heirs. The Virginia
Trust Co. will act as admins
traitor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

from U. S. so and Baltimore
Washington parkway to the
parkway and Greenbelt road,
at 4:30 pm.-18 minutes. At S
p.m.-l6 minutes. At Sis pm.
About Is minutes. At 5:45
p.m.-l0 minutes.
Route G
From Branch avenue and
Allentown road via Pennsyl-
vania avenue to Pennsylvania
and Fourteenth street: At 7
a.m.-26 minutes. At 7:i5 am.
81 minutes. At 8:15 am.-28
minutes. Outbound, at 4:30
p.m.-31 minutes. At 5 pm
40 minutes. At Sis pms
minutes. At 5:45 p.m.-39 min
utes.
From Branch avenue and Old
Silver Hill road to Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Fourteenth
street: At 7:04 a.m.-22 min
utes. At 7:21 a.m.-25 minutes.
At 1885 a.m-22 minutes. Out
bound, from Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Minnesota avenue to
Allentown road and Branch
avenue: At 4:30 p.m.-27 min
utes. At 4:45 p.m.-24 minutes.
At pins minutes.
From Pennsylvania and Min
nesota avenues to Pennsylvania
avenue and Fourteenth street:
At 7:l2 a.m.-14 minutes. At
1853 ami minutes. At 1928
a.m.-l5 minutes. Outbound,
from Branch avenue and Old
Silver Hill road to Allentown
road and Branch avenue, at
4:30 p.m.-20 minutes. At 4:45
p.m.-l7 minutes. At 5 pm
rs minutes.
Route H
From Super Chief Drive-In
on Indian Head highway to
Pennsylvania avenue and Four
tenth street: At 7 a.m.-491a
minutes. At 7:45 a.m.-301a
minutes. At 8 ANS minutes.
Outbound, at 4:30 p.m.-35
minutes. At $50 p.m.-47
minutes. At 5:45 p.m.-301a
minutes.
From Indian Head highway
and Oxon Hill road to Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Fourteenth
street: At TIL a.m.-39 min
uteS. At 1853 a.m.--About %
minutes. At 1921 a.m.--27 min
utes. Outbound, from South
Capitol street and Suitland
parkway to Super Chief Drive
in on Indian Head highway. AT
4:30 p.m.-29la minutes. At
Sis p.m.-38 minutes. At 5:45
pm.-251a minutes.
From Suitland parkway and
South Capitol street to Penn
sylvania avenue and Fourteenth
street: At 1882 a.m.-l8 min
utes. At 1887 a.n.-l2 minutes.
At 8:15 am. II minutes. Out
bound, from Oxon Hill road
and Indian Head highway to
Super Chief Drive-in on Indian
Head highway. At 4:30 pm
l5l2 minutes. At $50 pms
minutes. At 5:45 p.m.-AlmoSt
is minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

III. the academy superintend-
ent, on Worden Field 10 watch
the 3.S00-man brigade pass IN
review In lis last parade Of the
school year
Eisenhower 10 Speak
Miss Spencer also will be q
central figure at social events
during the week. The only June
Week visitor 10 attract more
attention will be President Ell
senhower. who will deliver the
commencement address June 4
Midshipman Hernandez. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Her
nandez Of San Leandro. met
Miss Spencer at q dance IN
Norfolk two years ago while he
was undergoing amphibious
warfare training with his
classmates.
She win help bestow on Mid
shipman Hernandez's Sd Com
pany a signal honor. II Is one
Of only three companies, ac-
cording TO academy records
which has won the right u
carry the colors at all brigade
functions for two years run
ming. 1t won last year under
the command Of Midshipmar
William M. Mickle Of Vashon
/ Wash.
The only other consecutive
winners listed are the It'll Com
pany. which took the honor
in 1928 and 1929. and the 18th
in 1851 and 1852.
The commissioned officer In
charge Of the Sd Company Is
comdr. Robert @. Bagby Of An.
napolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

year. the Republicans Endorsed
a candidate who later with
drew from the campaign.
AIM officials have called for
a convention not later than
June 81
The Democrats, who have
stayed out of the board races
since 1854. could put up a can
didate later through a caucus
or mass meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Only ABC Committed
In County Board Race
BY SAM EASTMAN
star star Writer

The campaign for Arlington County Board seat began
TO e last week with four candidates already the race
However several major campaign questions still to be
answered
The first to announce Stan Stanton Washington
patent law firm investigator Mr. Stanton A seeking the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

OF "A In the midshipman
brigade on the basis Of year.
long competition in drills,
athletics, scholastics and other
activities.
Authorities az Westhampton
College at the University Of
Richmond, where Miss Spencer
Is a junior, broke tradition and
agreed 10 let her miss final
examinations In order 10 be
here for the program. She viii
make up the examinations
later.
Parents Live In Norfolk
Miss Spencer is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Spencer
OF Norfolk. She is 20. stands
5 feet 7 inches and is an English
major at Westhampton.
Right now I'm kind Of fab
bergasted about being color
girl" said Miss Spencer.
As 10 Midshipman Herman
DEE, she said they are sort Of
engaged TO be engaged. We're
pinned"
AS color girl. she will be the
Nays queen for its five-day
graduation week program. Her
biggest moment will be presen-
tation of the national and bril-
gade colors to the Sd Company
at dress parade In its honor
Tuesday, June 3. The COM
pany's color guard will carry
them at all brigade functions
next year.
She'll receive three hat-lift-
ing cheers from Midshipman
Hernandez and his company
and then stand beside Rear
Admiral William r. Smedberg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Virginia Coed Named
Naval AcodemyQueen

ANNAPOLIS. May "a N1.-Mss Margaret Anne Spencer.
bue-eyed brunette from the University OF Richmond today
was named color girl for the Naval Academys June Week
program which begins next Saturday.
She was chosen by Mdshpman Jesse j. Hernandez Of
San Leandro Calf commander OF the judged best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Its When You Drive
That Governs Time

Continued From Page Ais
avenue TO Colesville road and
New Hampshire avenue, at 4:30
pm.-l512 minutes. At 4:45
p.m.-28 minutes.
From Sixteenth street and
Colorado avenue to Sixteenth
and K streets: At 7:15 am
10 minutes. At 7:51 a.m.-13
minutes. Outbound, from Coles
vile road and Georgia avenue
to Colesville road and New
Hampshire avenue: At 1880
PM minutes. At 4:45 pm.
Ia minutes.
Route f
From Colesville road and
New Hampshire avenue via New
Hampshire to Vermont avenue
andn K street: At 7 a.m.-39
minutes. At tbs a.m.-2S
minutes. At 8 a.m.-36 min
utes. Outbound, at 4:45 pm
80 minutes. At Sis p.m.-4O
minutes. At 5:45 p.m.-30
minutes.
From University boulevari
and New Hampshire avenue to
Vermont avenue and K street:
At 1908 a.m.-28 minutes. AT
1928 am.-1512 minutes. AT
sos a.m.-27 minutes. Out
bound. from Missouri avenue
and New Hampshire avenue to
New Hampshire and Colesville
road. at 4:30 p.m.-2l minutes
At Sis p.m.--30 minutes. Al
5:45 p.m.-20 minutes.
From Missouri avenue ano
New Hampshire avenue to Ver-
mont avenue and K street: Al
7:l5 a.m.-24 minutes. At 7:2S
a.nf.-l5 minutes. At 500 am
IA minutes. At 8:18 am
10 minutes. Outbound, from
University boulevard and New
Hampshire avenue to New
Hampshire and ColeSville road
at 4:30 pm.-l6 minutes. Al
4:45 p.m.-l5 minutes. At Sis
p.m.-20 minutes.
Route F
From Greenbelt road and
Baltimore Washington park.
way to New York avenue ano
Fifteenth street: At 7 anne
minutes. At 1880 anna min.
utes. At 8 a.m.-31 minutes
Outbound, at 4::30 p.m.-About
% minutes. At 5 p.m.-26 min.
utes. At Sis p.m.-35 minutes
From U. S. so and the Balti.
ore-Washington parkway Il
New York avenue and Fifteenth
street: At 7:05 a.m.-2l min.
utes. At sos a.m.-26 minutes
At 1925 a.m.-l9 minutes. Out.
bound, from New York avenue
and Bladensburg road to the
Baltimore Washington park.
way and Greenbelt road. Al
$3.50 pms minutes. At ST.;
p.n1.-about 80 minutes. Al
5:45 p.m.-l4la minutes.
From New York avenue anc
Bladensburg road to New YorE
and Fifteenth street: At tit
am.-l6 minutes. At 8;l1 am
20 minutes. At 8:25 am
About l3 minutes. Outbound
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30

flcacloneS en- ell extranJero, pagadas todaS a ttulo
professional de ayuda, Sc recomienda a los MEM
bros de csc falansterio comunista trabaiar incan.
por obtener una revision del juicio de
Sobell, quien va purga ocho amos de condena
mlentras sus ~abogados han presentadO varias So
lcltudes de revision de la causa sin ~lograrIo. En-
efecto, Ell Tribunal Supreme, rechazo hace POGO
una petlclon del REQ sobre tai objeto; y Ell Juez
Federal Irving R. Kaufman, de. Nueva York,
rehuso conceder nuevo juicio al aventajado v
notorio espfa del comunismo russo.
Pero, dejando de lado la question juridica
que Sc desprende de toda esta intriga internacio.
nal, I'm hecho muy importante debe ser senalado
en- torno a la conducta de los abogados del pro-
pho Sooell en- Mexico; y es Ell de que, para CO.
hohestar su trabaJo en- favor del espia, algunos
representatives del grupo mexicano Pro Morton
ooOeil nan Hegado a expresar como Ell miSmo San
chez Ponton, que ell REQ no tuvo para que ocu-
parse de extraer ~secretos del Estado
americana, porque jamas existi6 tai secreto in
oustrlal 0 oelico de la energia at6mica o la bonn
ba de hidr6geno.
"a que 81 no a SUI ineapacidad cientffica. de-.
Do Rusla SUI atraSo en- esaS materias hasta 81
lnstante en- que aparece en- la delantera de Ia
pallstlco slderal? para que esos batalIones de es.
pas y colaboracionistas rusos que invadieron los
reclntos tabrlles y los laboratories de los Estados
onldos en- buSca de la formula miSteriosa?
Els impossible que Sc nos haya dado solo una
pelicula cinematografica para diversion de chicos
y grandes con estrafalarios personajes Que Sc
masan a media noche. Sc a~rrojan por una ventana
o Sc entregan a la autoridad por cansancio o are.
pentlmiento. BESIDE fines de la Ultima guerra.
oesde los dias de Hiroshima, ell Kremlin, Sc afa.
no en- multiplicar ell espionaje, y de sus filas sa.
Ito la TRACTION del sabio Fuchs y las de otros me.
nores personajes que como los Rosenberg paea
ron con SUI vida Ell valor de SUI senueIo traidor.
81 Mexico ha de ser algo mas que I'm centro
de operaciones de la aventura comunista v del
'esplonaJe International, Ell primer deber del mexi.
cano es colaborar con la Justicia de csc tipo. que
mantlene la unparalleled y la serenidad de los
JuradoS y salas judiciales de los Estados Unidos.
a pesar del clamor comunista, que utiliza de rom
peolas la estructura democratica de la lev para
buscarse exitos declamatorios y parciales, FL
eJemplo del senior Sanchez Ponton, decepcionan.
tie como es. muestra a las claras que ell primer
paso para llegar a ser comunista, es descastarse.
negar Ell derecho y la ~justcia y anexarse a la eau
sa de crlminaleS y advenedizos. NADIA de extra
no tiene, %entonces, que ell senior Sanchez Pont6n
haya patrocinado un ~reciente "homenaje a Ia
Union Sovietica".
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30
UN ENsAYO HIsToRICO EN- COSTA RIGA

De acuerdO con infOrmaciOnes transmitidas
desde San Jose, Sc sabe que ell GObierno de la Repu-
blica de Costa Rica sOlicit6 de la Organization de
las Naciones midas una lista de personals entire las
cuales pudiera selecciOnarse una COmisi6n Obser-
vadOra de la GNU. para las ~elecciOnes presidential
les que Sc celebraran este domingo en- esa Republic
ca CentrOamericana
Sc tiene entendidO que la Organization o al
guna de sus dependencies sOmeti6 varios nOmbres
de persOnalidades del mundO a la consideration del
GObIerno cOstarricense y que este, despues de haber
invitadO a los partidOs p~OliticOs al escOgimientO
respective, selecciOn0 a tres caballeros de recOno-
cidO ~prestigiO International. Son ellOs ell DR.. HO-
race Read, DecanO de la Escuela de Leyes de
Dollhouse University, del Canada; Ell Sr. Tungsten,
sueco, Director de un Importance ~peri6dicO de EstO-
cOlmO; Y ell DIR. Paul Negro, Presidente del Tribu-
nal Electoral del Uruguay.
Aun cuando no Sc sabe todavia, al menos en- ell
extranJerO, como funciOnara esta mission de Obser-
vaci6n de las NaciOnes Unidas cuales 'seran sus
verdaderas atribuciOnes, y como Sc %ajustaran estaS
dentrO de la tecnica juridica que regula Ian rela-
clones de I'm EstadO miembrO de la ONU CON esta
Organization mundial, hay que aceptar que Sc trata
de un ensayO hist0ricO de Costa Rica, que ruede
tener vasta trascendencia en- la vida international
de los pueblos.
Los resultados de esta mission observadora no
pueden cOnOcerse ahOra, nj ~siquiera inmediatamen-
te despues de efectuadas las elecciOnes, pues sera
precise que transcurra ciertO tempo razOnable pa
ra cOnOcer la efectividad de esta medida, y su al
canoe positive.
Desde luego, desde ell punto de vista de moral
pOl1tlca, como estuerzO pOr demOstrar buenas in
tenciOnes democraticas de parte del GObiernO de
Costa RIGA, este ensayO tiene que ser considerable
como de marcada importancia. En- TODD case Sc
trata de I'm precedente en- America que puede dar
lugar a I'm adecuadO perfecciOnamientO en- Ell flu
turO. DespueS de TODD, c%ualQuier adelantO institu-
ciOnal de esta naturaleza requiere un prOceso de
madurez, de seriedad en- la APPLICATION Y de analisis
en- sus consecuencias, para que llegue a convertirse
en- realidad que nadie discuta.
Los interesadOs en- ell desenvolvimientO del de-
recho international moderno, y de la moralizaci6n
international de la democracia, tendran en- este ca
so, seguramente, una magnifica oportunidad para
constructive. Ellos diran, a su debido tempo, la
Ultima palahra.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30
.AcoBo MEIsTER
Fl Siniestro Comit6 Morton SobeII"
JAcoBo MEIsTER

A pesar de las honras ganadas en- la historic
por la judicatura mexicana, de la aptitud va We
terana de SUI expression logica y moral que a I'LL
timas fechas declina por Ell trasiego con ell has.
chich comunista, en- Mexico sigue cultivandose,
con ell cinismo siniestro de un plan arruinador
para las democracias todas de America, cierta
tendencia intrusa en- ell campo del Derecho, como
10 prueba la e~xistencia de un ileso Comite pro
Morton Sobell que preside, con suficiencia activi-
sima, NADIA menos que I'm antique Secretario de
Education Publica, Ell senior Luis Sanchez Pom
ton.
,Aliado vergonzante del comunismo, seguido
por insignificantes personalities del mundo obre-
70 y de la abogacia aventurera, ell senior Sanchez
Ponton ha presentado reclamaciones contra la
Justicia americana so pretexto de que ell traidor
Sobell, condenado a treinta amos de reclusion en-
la Prisi6n de Alcatraz, de San Francisco de Ca
lifornia, fue capturado en- t%erritorio mexicano
y llevado subrepticiamente por la FBI a SUI lugar
de crimen y juicio; pero no ~contento con reela.
mar ell reSpeto International que Sc debe en- ma
terias de internaci0n de reos, ell senior Ponton
llega en- SUI audacia a declarar inocente a SUI re-
presentado, contra las innumerables evidencias
que lie ligan al espionaje ~sovietico en- los Estados
Unidos y a la causa criminal incoada y resuelta
en- ell patibulo contra los famosos Rosenberg.
Els muy possible que detras de estos patrio-
tas vestidos de misioneros humanitaristas Sc halle
la Embajada Sovietica en- Mexico, centric de ope-
raciones de donde irradian para ell Continente los
constantes disparos electronicos de SUI politica de
division v triunfo. Dociles a ciertos estimulos
de orden privado que no hay para que citar, los
reporters de un informe sobre las actividades
"patri6ticas' de Sanchez Ponton expusieron Ell
contenido de la a~necdota, dando por hecho que
Sobell fue escuestrado en- ell t%erritorio mexicano,
que es inocente y que Mexico ha sido lastimado
en- SUI dignidad de huesped acogedor sin discrimi-
naciones, como 10 a~testigua, desgraciadamente, la
historic de todos los maleantes extranjeros que
corren a refugiarse en- esta Casa de la Troya.
La i~nsolencia y la osadia del espionaje sovie-
tico en- los EstadoS Unidos ha lIegado a su climax
s~icologico, pues no solo Sc a~posentan desde la
termination de la guerra en- Ell pals vecino YER
daderos e~jercitos de la NVKD la Gestapo ru-
sa-, Sino que en- Ell case de una identification
del espia, SUI mundo aliado, extranjero v natural,
va a los tribunales a disputar Ell derecho de ha-
cerse DIR como ~cualquier buen ciudadano que res
peta la ley.
Hay %entonces en- esta jerga NAL tejida algo
que debe conocer ell verdadero mexicano v es
que ell Comite Pro Sobell tiene Sus oficinas en-
Broadway $40, Nueva York, y que mediante rami.