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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-10

No habra, sin embargos en-
Francia, duelo Official. Aunque
mas del 80 por ciento de la po-
blacion francesa es catolica. La
nueva constitution del General
Charles de Gaulle proclama que
la quinta republica es un estado
secular que no tiene religion
Official ninguna.
FL Presidente de la Republi-
ca, Rene Coty. es catolico, como
tambien 10 es de Gaulle. Se-cree
que los dos enviaran pesames
oficisles al Vaticano en- NOM
bre de toda la nacion.
Francia tiene gran interes
en- la election del nuevo Papa
y qulsiera que fuera frances.
Son muchos los franceses que
desearian que ell successor de Pic
XII fuera SUI compatriota, ell
Cardinal Eugene Tisserant.
Los franceses, como los bri-
tanioos, han admirable siempre
la gran batalla que ell Papa ha
dado al comunismo. Consideran
que su successor, sea quien fue-
re, eontinuara la lucha.
La Alemania Occidental, que
tiene %. 900 de catolicos,
(El As por ciento de su pobla-
cion de $4,000. 000) lamento
profundamente tambien, la
muerte del Papa.
Uno de los primeros en- como
Ger la noticia fue ell Canciller,
Konrad Adenauer, catolico de-
vote. La noticia sc lie comunic6
embellishments
Adenauer fue recibido varias
veces en- audiencia por ell Papa
y era su ardiente admirador,
por causa de SUI lucha contra ell
comunismo.
Pho XII gozaba de particular
estima en- la Alemania Occiden-
att. Vivid Is amos en- csc pals,
primero como Nuncio en- Ba-
viera y despues como Nuncio
ante ell Reich Aleman. Habla-
ba aleman perfectamente. Los
alemanes, ademas, no olvidan
que ell Papa fue enemigo mean
sable de Adolf Hitler.
Inmediatamente despues de
conocerse la noticia de la muer-
tie del Pontifice, comenzaron a
taner las campanas de todas las
iglesias del pals. Las banderas
Sc bajaron a media asia en- to-
dos los edificios del gobierno.
FL escudo Papal de la resi-
dencia del Nuncio, situada en-
Badgodesberg, cerca de Bonn,
Sc cubrio con un pano negro.
FL p~residente de la repdblica,
Theodor Heuss, de religion pro-
testante, Sc cree que p~resenta
"a personalmente sus %condolen-
cias al Nuncio Papal.
FL Nuncio es ell Arzobispo
Alois Josef Muench, que es tam
bien ell decano del cuerpo di
p~lomatico. Dira una misa de
requiem en- la Iglesia Muenstel
de Bonn, situada en- la plaza
principal de la ciudad.
A la misa asistiran los MEM
bros del gabinete, diplomatico'
J tCo1tinha en- h Pasina b
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cONFERENCIA PLENARIA

Una conferencia plenaria de
cardenaIes design6 hoy Camar-
lengo al Cardinal Benedetto
Aloisi Masella, que, por tanto,
sera ell jefe INFERNO de la lyle
STA Catolica Romano.
FL Cardinal Masella, de 70
amos de edad, es Archipreste
de la Basilica de San Juan de
Letran, y prefecto de la Sagra-
da Congregation de la DISCIPLE
ma de los Sacramentos.
Ahora pasa a ocupar la d.
reccion de la Iglesia Catolica
durante ell periodic %interregno
p%endiente de la election de un
nuevo Sumo Pontifice.
Ademas de designar al Ca
marlengo, los Cardenales tam
bien designaron a Monsenor AL.
bert di Iorio, Secretario del Sa.
grado Colegio de Cardenales. Els
TO quiere decir que Di Iorio
{Pasa Q n Pas. %
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FL Sacro Co|egio de Cardena|es Sc Reunira
Antes de 0ctubre Il Para E|egir Successor
Remote Posibi!idod de que no seq un ItoIiono
SEQ un ItoIiono

La pregunta que Sc hace TODD
ell mundo cat6lico hoy es Ell NOM
bre del nuevo Papa, al que Ell
c6nclave elegira por la mayo
ria legal requerida, de las dos
terceras parties mas uno.
Nadie Sc atreve a predecir
del mas trascendental y mas Sc
creto de los procedimientos de
la Iglesia Catolica.
Existe una posibilidad -aun-
que en- modo alguno es una GER
teza- de que por primera vez
en- 435 amos ell Papa no sera ita-
liano.
Los cardenales no italianos
Sc encuentran en- mayoria en-
ell Sagrado Colegio, por prime
ra vez en- siglos: 81 a 10 o sea
exactamente los dos tercios mas
uno que Sc necesitan para la
election.
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FL Nundo Occidental Recibe
Consternado las Noticias

LoNDRES, Oct. 9.-(UPD-
Ell mundo occidental recibio
consternado hoy la noticia de
la muerte del Papa Pic XII.
POGO despues de que la esta-
cion de Radio del Vaticano tras-
mitiera la noticia, Sc bajaron
q media asia las banderas Y
comenzaron q taner las campa-
mas,
Mlllones de personals de otras
reiigiones Sc unieron a los fie-
les, para lamentar la muerte
de este hombre, que supo ga
narse un lugar tan alto entire
los estadistas mas notables del
mundo.
En- Gran Bretana, pals que So
10 tiene 100000 de catolicos
entire SUI poblacion de $4,000 900
la noticia produjo gran triste-
"a, a pesar de que Sc ~esperaba,
porque los diarios de la tarde
habian informado con grandes
titulares que SUI muerte era in
minente.
La noticia Sc eomunico inme-
diatamente a la Reina Isabel
a los miembros ell gobierno
britanico Aver mismo por la
tarde, unas cuantas horas antes
de la muerte del Pontifice, ell
emhajador britanico en- la San
ia Sede, Sir Marcus Cheke, acu.
dio a la Villa Papal de Castel'
gandolfo para entregar mensa.
jes de la Reina, ell Primer Mi.
nistro, Harold Macmillan y ell
S~ecretario de Relaciones Exte
riores, Selwyn Lloyd.
Los bfitanicos, catolicos G
protestantes, tenian desde ha
cia largo tempo gran respett
por ell Papa Pio XII. En- los dat
en- que con ell nombre de Pa
CELL y la dignidad de cardena.
desempenaba ell cargo de Sc
cretario de Estado del Vatica
no habia ganado va la profun
ds admiration de los BRITAIN
cos Dor la esforzada lucha QUE
emprendi6, tanto contra ell ma
zismo como contra ell comunis
NO.
Gran Bretana acogi6 con be
n~eplacito en- 1889 la noticia d.
gu, Sc lie habia elegido Papa
La Cathedral de Westminster
Iglesla central de la fe catolt
ca Romano en- Gran Bretana
ha estado durante los ultimo
dias abarrotada de fieles qu'
acudleron a ella para REAR pc
ell Papa.
I'm portavoz dijo que ell Al
zopispo Catolico de Westmlns
ter, ell Reverendisimo William
Godfrey, dispuso que Sc ofrer
daran oraciones especiales, Ell
memoria del Pontifice difunto
en- todas las Ielesias de la Die
cesis. Lo mismo hicieron otro
| obispos cat6licos de Gran Bret;
ma.
: En- Francia, los cinco carde
males franceses, habian dispue'
to Sc hicieran o%raciones espt
I. ciaIes en- TODD ell pals por la r.
J cuperaci6n del Papa. Tambie
!, Sc celebraron misas especiale
On todas las iglesias ffancesa'
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Mari.yn Monroe
Sufre infection

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 8 CUPID
La actriz Marilyn Monroe cay6
enferma con $3.50 de fiebre a
consecuencia de una infection
provocada por un virus.
La estrella debia haber lido al
estudio para rodar algunas es-
cenas de su nueva pelicula. Ell
director, Billy Wilder, diio que
rodara otras en- que no aparece
ella hasta que Sc reponga.
La actriz ingreso ell mes pasa-
do en- ell Hospital Cedars of
Lebanon en- ell cual estuvo unos
dias.
No Sc explic6 la raz6n de
que Sc hospitalizara aunque sus
amigos dijeron que Sc hallaba
! agotada.
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tado en- session mas de unos po-
cos dias.
Sc espera que asistan la ma
yoria, aunque no todos los SIS
cardenales que 10 integran.
Dos cuya asistencia Sc duda
mucho son ell Primado de Hun
gria, josef Mindszenty -pri-
sionero voluntario en- la lega-
cion norteamericana en- Buda-
pest y ell Cardinal de Zagreb,
Aloisyus Stepinac, snfermo y
confinado en- SUI aldea natal por
ell gobierno yugoeslavo.
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investigation

RIO DE JANEIRO, octubre 9 (UPD-El comite que inves-
tiga la explosion de material belco del Ejercito, ocurrida ell 2
de octubre en- Deodoro, recibi6 una denuncia en- ell sentido
de que la explosion habia sido resultado de un acto de. SABOTAGE.
I'm sacerdote de la Iglesia del Corazon de Jesus en- ell
suburbio de Meyer, encontr6 en- la GAIA de las lmosnas un
binete de dos cruzeiros, cuatro dfas antes de la explosion, en- ell
que Sc habia escrito que una nueva explosion ocurriria en- ell
mislno lugar donde Sc produjo una primera hace dos nneses.
Ell billete fue entregado a la Casa Militar de ia Presi-
dencia de la Replblica dos horas despues de la explosion
de Deodofo.
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CIUDAD DEL VATICANO,
Oct. 9.-(UPI)-El Sacro Cole
gio de Cardenales Sc reunira
en- Conclave antes del q de
octubre para elegir al successor
del Papa Pho XII.
No Sc ha fijado aun fecha pa
"a ell conclave pero segun los
canones debe celebrarse dentro
de los 10 dias de la mueret del
Pontifice.
La duraci6n del conclave no
tiene Unite pero en- los ITEM
pos modernos raramente ha es-
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.NUENO JEFF DE POLICIA EN-
C~IENFUEGOS
DANOS DEL L EN-
SANTA CRUZ

Todavia no sc ha repuesto ell
vecindario de las horas de ten
sion vividas en- la madrugada
anterior con motive de la per
turbacion ciclonica. Aun CONT
nuan los albergues improvisa-
dos. La continue lluvia ha mum.
dadO las barriadas de Cantarra-
mas, Llega y Pom, Niquerito y
parte de Pueblo Nuevo, debido
a la creciente del rio Najasa, al
que lie hace dique la Inca del
ferrocarril por carecer de al
cantarlllas los kilometres 90 y
"a.
No hay trenes de pasajeros
desde Camagiiey por e%ncontrar-
SC bajo ell aqua ell puente del
rio San Pedro cerca de Hormi-
ga. Tambien Ell que Sc haya
pr6ximo a Arroyo Negro.
(Continla en- la Pagina 81
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ZENNIll l III aIIlggZ5SSlyyHEsTS[ySKSIE
Imponenie Manifestation

MONTEVIDEO, octubre 9 OPD-Una imponente mani
festacion obrero- %estudiantl, tornado por mas de 10000 perso-
mas, Sc desarrollo en- orden anoche, para apoyar la Ley Orga-
MICA Universitaria y una serie de reivindicaciones sociales.
La demonstration Sc realize en- ell centric de eta capital
v luego que varios oradores usaron de la palabra ante ell Palacio
Legislative, Sc disolvi6 sin que Sc registraran des6rdenes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-10

RICO

del siStema de embarque del
azucar al granel, que reclamen
Ell page temporero de remedies
compensatorios.
Segun ell communicate del Ne.
gociado de Seguridad de En-
pleo que dirige la Sra. Petro-
america Pagan de Colon, un
gran numero de beneficiarios
de este programa Sc ha trasla-
dado a Estados Unidos y des-
.conoce que tiene derecho a di-
cho beneficio de SECURE com
' pensatorio, conforme a los re-
quisitos de elegibilidad especi-
ficados en- la Ley 81 del 10 de
JUNO de 1858.
Ell estatuto provee pages de
compensation para dos classes
principles de beneficiarios: ira
bajos del frente portuario y do
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-10
Ayisan a los puertorriquenos
Residences en- los EE. UU.
que RecIamen Compensation

Ell Negociado de Remedio So
ial Compassionate del Depar-
.amento del Trabajo de Puerto
Rico eomunica a todos los puer-
sorriquefos residiendo en- los
Estados Unidos y quienes an.
les trabajaban en- los muelles
' en- centrales azucareras en-
Puerto Rico pero que abando-
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Quenan en- Fort Lauderda|e
Tres AViones de Supuesta
Propiedad de los Rebe|des
'eligroron otros Aviones. Green Destinudos
q Fidel Castro. Esfverzos poro impedir la
Extension del Siniestro. = otrus ~Informoeiones

FORT 1~AUDERDALE, Flori-
Ia, octubre 9 (UP)-Tres avio-
les de combate Mustang Psi
lie propiedad particular -segun
tumores parte de la fuerza aerea
lie los rebeldes cubanos-fueron
ncendiados hoy por personals
1esconocidas en- ell Aeropuerto
International de Broward, y
luedaron destruidos.
Los tres aparatos estaban
equipados con apareios para Ell
transporte de bombas y la ms
talaci6n de ametralladoras.
Ell iefe de INVESTIGATORS Ben
Grigsby dijo, que los aviones
"son una per-
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narOn la lSla
al ser afecta.
dos total 0 par
cialmente por
la introduction
emharuue del
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de combustible, que podria ha-
Der causado la destruction de
otros 80 Q 40 aviones estacio-
nados en- lugares proximos.
NUEVA YORK, octubre g.
(UPD-El Embajador de Cuba
ante las Naciones Unidas, doc
tor Emilio Nunez Portuondo, Y
SUI esposa, anunciaron hoy que
en- vista del fallecimiento del
Papa Pic XII, Sc suman al due
10 del mundo catolico, Y, por
clio, han suspendido la recep-
cion que proyectaban celebrar
manana, 10 de octubre. para
conmemorar ell "Grito de Yara'',
uno de los. dias festivos mas
im~portantes de Cuba.
FREEMAN A 400 CHOFERES
Aproximadamente 400 chofe-
res seran condecorados Ell vier-
mes, con la Orden de San Girls
tobai de La Habana, instituida
por Ell Gobernador, senior Pan
chin Batista, para premiar a los
que en- mas de 80, 20 8 10 amos
conduciendo vehiculos motori-
zados. no han tenido academies
del transito.
Ell acto Sc llevara q efecto a
las IL am, en- ell edificio Focsa,
der Vedado.
NUENO JEFF DE POLICIA EN-
CTENFUEGOS
Asumio Ell mando de Ia. Jefa-
tura de Policia Nacional de
Cientuegos Ell comandante Ere
desvindo Valdes Cofino, desig-
nado por ell jefe militar de Las
Villas en- substitution del capt.
tan Sergio de la Barrera Nunez,
auien fue trasladado a Sagua la
Grande.
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CUBA

|fueron 'heroicos" los esfuerzos
del Departamento de Bombe-
ros de Fort Lauderdale al impe-
Cir la explosion de los tanques
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New Orleans, La.
Dear PD.
This is the first time I have
written to an editor since wrote
to the Times Picayune a couple
years ago and never saw my
name in print. I must admit my
ego suffered quite a shock and l
am just recovering. I believe my
letter was stating my reasons why
I as southern Negro was join
ing the N.A.A.C.P. (Need I ex-
plain more)
However since I am not looking
for my name in print this time
there is a question that may be
bothering you that may be able
to set your mind at ease about
that when the lady in Winston
Salem asked you did any Negroes
subscribe to your paper you gave
her a facetious reply; perhaps you
didn't know the answer.
Well, you can set her mind at
ease and use me as an example;
don't give her my address unless
you just have to, as I am not
ready to leave the South yet. In
my sane moments I wonder why
the hell I don't, though.
More than likely I am just US
ing the above for an excuse to
write you and say hope you
continue to do the job you are
doing; however, to be perfectly
frank, I don't believe you are get
ting the message across as well
as Your Gem, but perhaps he has
more to fight for and with.
don't recall who it was but |
remember e d in 6 somewhere
that it was all right to lose a bat
tie it was the winning of the war
that counts.
only hope that holds true in
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A Certain
Carpenter

Rev. Herbert Meza Of Hous-
tons ST. Stephen Presbyterian
Church opened recent labor
convention session with this
prayer:
ALMIGHTY GOD. THOU
WHO MADE THY CONCERN
FOR THE LABORING MAN
KNOWN IN THE FORM OF
A CARPENT Err. WHO.
THOUGH HE JOINED NO
LOCAL. ORGANIZED THE
FIRST INTERNATIONAL.
AND MADE THE NEEDS OF
MAN HIS POLICY -. HELP
US TO CARE. AS THOU
DIDST CARE. FOR THE
MINORITY GROUPS WHO
SORELY NE ED JUSTICE
AND FOR THE LITTLE PEO-
PIE WHO HAVE NO LOB
BYISTS MAKE US WISE
TO SEEK THE COMMON
GOOD BUT NOT AT THE
EXPENSE OF INTEGRITY
AND PRINCIPLES. L S 7
WE FIND THAT WE ARE
STRIKING AGAINST TRUTH
AND WIND UP WITH LARG-
ER INCOMES AND SMALL
Err LIVES +. IN THE NAME
OF HIM WHO DIGNlFlED
LABOR EVEN JESUS
CHRIST. AMEN"
THE Texas Observed
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CUTLER: (kindly) Can we
help you, Miss?
GIRL: Oh, l wish you would.
I'm a pledge for Phi Phi Phi.
have to ask you people a ques-
ton as part of my initiation.
LARD: Well, stop standing
there like an idiot and ask away.
GIRL: Here goes. Does anyone
here (gulp) have gasp change
for a quarter?
Derisive shouts, angry ges-
lures. LARD hands SNOPES a
book, which SNOPES hurls at
girl. She drops to the floor. They
all gather about, stare down at
her.
LARD: (contemptuously) Phil
istine! Quarter, indeed!
GIRL crawls off.
Enter HEAD HEAD, dressed in
mourning for the death of Ten
nyson. He steps gingerly over
the girl as she crawls off.
HEAD HEAD: All right, men.
I'm calling a staff meeting. Right
now.
CUTLER, SNOPES, AND
LARD line up along one wall.
HEAD HEAD: (Surveys the rag
ged group, smiles.) I'd just like
to make it known that you're all
invited to a cocktail party at my
house. Tomorrow at five.
ALL try to beam. Those who
can, cheer.
HEAD HEAD: Now, now, no
demonstrations, please. I'm just
doing my part to make you all
feel welcome here.
CUTLER: (voice faint and
weak Head, can I ask one ques-
ton?
HEAD HEAD: (thunderously)
SPEAK!
QILLER: Will there gasp be
(gulp) sandwiches?
HEAD HEAD: You're damned
well told there'll be sandwiches!
QILLER: Then hurrah for Par
snip!. Gle smiles a happy smile
and falls on the floor in dead
faint.)
From broom closet up stage
enter COUCH, crawling on ell
bows.
HEAD HEAD: (amazed) Couch!
Good God, man, thought you'd
been washed out thirty years ago!
LARD: No sir, Head. He's been
in the broom closet all that time
studying for erals. Sixth time a.
round, you know.
COUCH: unaware of their
comments) Party! Did I. hear
someone say party? Oh, say it's
true! (He clings to HEADS
trousers, looks up beseechingly)
PARTY!
HEAD: (fu1l of compassion)
Yes, Couch, I'm throwing a party
and you're all invited. (anticipat-
ing next question: There'll be
sandwiches.
COUCH: And cheese? Say
there'll be cheese! Many's the
time I've just sat and dreamed a.
bout a piece of cheese.
HEAD HEAD: All right, Couch,
there'll be cheese, too.
COUCH swoons at this point
from sheer joy.
HEAD HEAD: (brightening1
Well, till tomorrow then! Gle
approaches SNOPES, gives him
a hearty slap on the back.
SNOPES collapses. HEAD sur
veys the three fallen figures on
the floor, looks frightened, exits
hastiiy,l
An hour elapses during which
tinaef OUCH revives, exits back
int & closet; SNOPES and
QUlLE&H regain consciousness,
n
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CUTLER: breath condensing
in the sub-zero air. I say fellows,
what month is it?
SNOPES: It's exactly ninety
eight days till erals.
CUTLER: (absently) So soon?
LARD: (viciously) Shut up, the
both of you! Gle is the only one
in the room who does not stand
desperately in need of haircut
I'm on the brink of a major dis
covery! Crises, PAGES the floor.
Has anyone seen the current
PBLM?
SNOPES: I haven't opened a
copy of PBLM since / started
work on my thesis eleven years
ago.
LARD: I've got to find copy!
Gle dashes out.)
CUTLER: What's eating him?
SNOPES: You know Lard. He
never tells anyone a thing since
A. E. o. z. Richey beat him into
print four years ago with his ar
ticle on Understanding Brooks
and Warren"
Flourish of trumpets offstage
Enter DEAN DEAN.
DEAN DEAN: I have an an
nouncement, men I've been talk
ing with the trustees (All salute)
and I've arranged a meeting to-
morrow with Administration.
think my plan is going through
Starting next year (pause) you'll
all receive salaries!
CUTLER: Tries to cheer, but
is too weak to manage it. DEAN
shakes hands with everyone,
then exits.
Re-enter LARD, staring at floor
Exclaims with joy as he finds
cigarette butt, which he lights,
inhaling smoke deeply.
CUTLER: Have you heard the
news?
LARD: Gle possesses tn e
unique talent of being able to
raise both eyebrows higher than
each other.) Repeat the question.
Your meaning is not at all clear.
CUTLER: / said, did you hear
the news?
LARD: Oh, that. You mean
about consonant sounds in Pope.
That's old hat by now. CUTLER
I'm surprised at you. Came out
in the Spring RBR.
ALL: Oh.
Enter BEAUTIFUL YOUNG
GIRL STUDENT. " Stands in the
middel of bull pen, gradually be-
comes aware of its occupants. A
look of terror gathers to hel
creamy-skinned, red Tipped. face
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SCENE

Curtain rises on "the bull pen"
at Parsnip College. Desks every
where, but no chairs. Graduate
assistants are bent over their
desks grading freshman themes.
It is dusk of a winter afternoon.
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BY
WILLIAM GOLDHURST
CAST
CUTLER, Seventy five years old
COUCH, Older even than CUTLER
SNOPES ............. His wife works
A. B. LARD .............. Supercilious
Gall the above are grad
uate assiStants.)
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG GIRL
Student" Beautiful young
girl
DEAN DEAN
Bulky, authoritative
HEAD HEAD
.................N ineteenth-century
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BY P. D.

N-I-NH /~>A~
The following is seIfexpIanatory think Anyway Just
be glad you didn't have to listen to it.
IAN interview between Marvin Reuben and P D. East for
Search For Peace Radio Station IP Philadelphia Penna
for Sunday, November 30th, at 1880 P. N.Y.
MARVIN REUBEN presume you're interested in Peace Mr. East?
P. D. EAST Yes definitely, I'd say.
MR. Let's 90 that somewhat What your definition OF Peace?
PDE: don't have one.
MR. WE'LL that's interesting You don't have definition Of Peace
because you can't find one because you don't want one?
PDE: Actually boh You see, here's how is: have no den
ton of President Eisenhower he certainly doesn't live in my
house, however, unless I'm wrong misnfomed he probably
exists ION golf somewee) And so it is with Peace
Definitions mean little and samples of Peace quite rare but
I'm still interested in Peace.
MR. Well have skip definition see Let's approach from
another angle How does Peace stand in relation to War?
PDE: Far apart.
MR. Now please don't let me crowd you but do you they're
Numerically opposed?
think they're Numerically opposed at ALL As matter of fact
even think have Peace and War at the same tme
MR.: That seems quite statement -. even confusing
PDE Confusing soe maybe but not to me- see going on
all the time.
MR. Since you don't seem to care for definitions would you
please favor US with case study of War and Peace happening
together?
PDE Yes I'd be happy Take the of Dr. Clarence Jordan
who operates Konona Farm Americas, Georgia Clarence
has been fighting for sometime now but he enjoys more
Peace better Peace than anyone know.
Mr. Fighting War and enjoying Peace at the same time!
PDE Certainly Clarence Jordan the only I've ever known
to stop preaching and start pacticg The result is that his
neehbors don't to for him. they give him all kinds
Of trouble; they've done him great injury they've done their
utmost him out OF the State OF Georgia. But in my OPINION
Dr. Jordan is having wonderful time He's not the least mixed
up he's not confused True he opposed but he's not frustrated
Therefore, claim he's got Peace and War at the same tme
MR. Then you would define Peace as Tranquility OF Mind?
PDE: Well frankly wasn't trying to define Peace. Just try
ing to describe it.
MR. Very WE'LL thank you You have way avoiding definitions
gather from what you say that you don't think Peace neces
sariIy static condition?
PDE: Yes that's what not necessarily STATIC condl
to Actually Peace be most strenuous very exciting and
usually most satisfactory provided you don't get yourself
killed.
MR. Then energetic Peace what you're talking about? Energetic
Peace is something Would you care to describe
further?
PDE: If possible I'll be glad to- know nothing by experience
or observation about the Peace Of the cemetery for those who
are dead simply hope they enjoy good rest. And know
nothing about the Peace in the City Of Golden Streets where
they play obnoxious obbgatoes the harp hope sincerely
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What are Snopes?
Wade Chambers
Friend. a Snopes is anyone
whose opinion is different than
mine. P.D.E.