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Evening star., 1958-07-13

Place pat of Imperial and pat of the zoe spread
on two hot mullins.
First, notice that they melt alike.
Why is that important? Because no matter how fine
the favor of table spread it must melt right to taste
right And Imperial is made to taste like and to melt
like the "7Ot spread"
Evening star., 1958-07-13
and melts like the 7O1 spread

And now. don't just take word for it. Taste them
both and for yourself that they really do taste alike
Yes, they melt alike; they taste alike.
Doesn't it make good to enjoy that wonderful taste
and pay SO much less for it? Serve your family Imperial
at every meal It's fresh it just melts in your mouth:
SO good it belongs with the best on your table.
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Trenholm

NH aid Mis- sidney Alan Stoke
add son Ut EallHYilla wefc SUPPER
que Is OF MIR and Mrs Frederick
HoAtwfistA Saturday Mrs l. |.
JrAsup oi Eallsgille sislied then
Sunday
Mrs. Nellie COLI and Mamie Mae
Cole. Mrs Nelson Palmore. Fran
tes palmorc. Carol! ana Floyd Pal
more. ir. visited Milton Cole In a
Richmond hospital where he has
been j patient FOR several days
They also visited Randolph swami
ana gene DandIldRt. u EaIlsvll.a
MAo alr III i Richmond hospital
Guests III Mr. and Mrs u II
Mcclure tol Tie Etek end were Mr.
and Alls. Oimand Mcclure. ana
family. VI West Virginia. anu Wal.
ter Mcclure. OF Vl'I al BlacksbuIe
MI ami Mrs %. II Mcclure, and
family visited MI and Mrs Olisrr
Morrison, 81 Helona Sunday
Niu'9lS w !ili fs+ ItoNi Iaiiiloit anu
Julian Swami Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs l. J pettus. MI and Mrs.
A G. Cleveland. and daughter, MI
and Mrs Charlie Duke. Of Rich
mond and Mrs Dorothy Willis
Mr ana Mrs W. II Stokes. and
family. ~ Richmond. WISH c d
his parents Mi and Mrs W r
Stokes. Sunday and Mr. and Mrs
L j. willis aud MI and Mis-
r. w Boatwrieht
Mrs Celeste Jones. and dauehs
ter. spent Monday With Nh. ana
Mrs Laurence Amen. M Provl-
drncr Road Richmond Mis- Allen
had been SICK,
+ Mr. ana Ms. Henry Hatcher
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EIixl. N1E: ii.ff s:.ls
Teachers Observe 'Eyalliation Day;
Students Observe Holiday Monday

is stationed near Frankfort. Ger
many. writes that he II enjoying
sight seeing tips there
NIX and Mrs Bradley Garter afi
hlisa hrt5y afiifhan. " ni-l,
H.oLi spent tue naaL end with siI
AID Mrs William HafdinaI. Or
Siii reafaohs Guest
Mrs, Mary haber Is Visiting Mrs
Edhu Pearson
Recent Iucsts 81 AIr and MIS-
Tom Davis were Mrs. Stuart Cor
don ana children. Or Richmond
Mrs. Sheldon white. Of Fork
Union. spent Sunday visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Woodrow Dunkum
MIS-. j X Snoddy had az w,-t.f
end Facsts Russell g Ra'cllft
u Fredericksburg and Nirholas
5noddy,. VI Alexandria
Mr.. Aid Mrs Tiornhll saoddy
ana daughter susan u l.ynchbufg
visited Mira J K snoddy Saturday
Miss Nancy Gary spent the week
end In Roanoke with her mother
Mrs J O. Gary.
visit In Lynthbuf.
Mrs \ b. Pearson ANA Alrs. XII
#T. Apperson visited MIS- Robert
Fielding Thursday III Lynchbllre
Mr. and Mrs Iiloyu Clark ri
Richmond. visited Mr. and Mrs
John Carton Wednesday.
Miss Joan Poole. 81 Chapel I'LL
N gu. and her friend MISS Shandy
Leigh, u Lexington. N a.. spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs
O. l. Poole
Miss Mary Virginia Charlton. OF
BridEewatcr College. her class
mate. Miss Winona Ycllon. u For
cst CITY. N a. Jim keith. oi Wash
inRton. ID. C.. and Harvey Ghail-
ton. III LynchburE. spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs X r chafl-
ton
Miss W0inieli nj Dances
Miss Kathy WoJnlcki. Of Rich
mond Professional Institute. after
spending several days with her par
ents, attended the week END dances
al Washington and Lee.
r A. Charlton. r r Charlton
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Fork Of Willis

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kelsey
and son. Phil. and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A Simpson, and Lena Rose
from Farmville. spent Saturday
with MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Duncan.
Mrs s. F. Scott. and Robin. Of
Norfolk are spending this week
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
z l.. Duncan
Mrs $ + Scott and Mrs w. r.
Duncan We're III Richmond Monday
OakMootl WSCS will meet III The
home Of Mrs Kate Baker Satur,
day at = pm.
Mrs. Ed Hughes. OF IL n d o
Bridge. spent last Thursday night
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
{. Flipptn Other guests were Mr..
and Mrs Emmett Dunkum and
Miss Lizzie Wilson. Of Dillwyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan. Of
Richmond. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Lucy Duncan. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs W. +. Dunkum and
Wesley. Jr., Of Dillwyn.
Cecll Smith Of Florida, and Rob
PIE Hill Smith. Of Cartersvill
visited Mrs Lacy Duncan Satur-
day
Douglas Barker and a buddy
from his ship. PAU Lonatln. of Yer
mont. spent the week end in the
Barker horne
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w Ball. Jr..
and family, Of Moseley. spent Sun
day with the J. NJ Bankers
Miss Margaret Ann Jefferies
spent several days last week with
her parents. A short vacation after
exams
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

The DillNyn Home Demonstration
cub VIII meet Thursday night II
ne horne Vi Mis- Ralph y Rhiney
Aift faihey viii give 9 aonl0hstil
Iioh u Meals ifofn the Pantry
Shell ahi rruh Tie Il Q ia y
Freezer l,uYihy the evening color
Slides lfon VII viii Ls ahoWn. Tie
subject sill BE- Ar Il EVefY
Nhtfe
The teachrfs Of Buckingham
County observed EVallntion Day.
Monday. at the Dlllwyn Elcmen-
tary School John Morgan, princi-
pal Of DIllwyn Elementary. pre-
slded at the meeting. Panel DIS
eussIors Oh Providing for lndi-
yidnal Differences were held. J
k Hodges principal u M Arvohia
schoul. conducted The deyUriuha.
and nuaical selections were given
by +. Bruce Knapp. Miss Juditl,
Corson presented some Of her Latin
class members who entertained
with 4 short play.
Church Finance Clinic
The Church Finance Clinic" was
held Monday, Tuesday ana Wednes-
day nights AZ the BtllWyn Baptist
church. Rev Stiles k.llYhon. stew
ardship chairman Of the James
River Baptist Association. presided
and introduced the guest speaker.
Rev j. Edward SandrdRe. Of
Richmond.
Bethlehem Baptist church why
and VIVA held Il banquet Thursday
night in the home oi Mrs J II.
Newton After dinner program
was enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs T T. Simpson.
Or, spent several days IN Mineral
as guests Of Mrs Simpsons par
ents. Mr. and Mrs G. Luck
1t Marvin Shepherd Grow. Who
her sister, Miss Sarah Iipscomb.
and brother. watson
Miss Mary Rice spent the week
end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Rice MIR and Mrs. Charles
Rice, Of farmTille. also visited In
the same home.
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Gold Hin

Hypes n e " II returned from
JohnstonWlllis Hospital in Rich
mond Friday Nh Newton was IN
the hospital for a month. and his
many friends welcome him back 10
the neighborhood
The Rev Millstad, OF Wake For
est. NJ G., preached at Buckingham
Baptist church Sunday morning He
and his wife were dinner guests Of
w B. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs ] J BoatwigF
and Linda Fay, were among those
who attended the hOlise Warminp
given Mr. and Mrs Freddie Boat
wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. W B. Clark spent
day in Lynchburg Mrs. Richard
Ellis, III, went with them. Mrs.
Clark and Mrs. Ellis attended the
executive board meeting Of Apo
mattox Presbyterial held in the
Riverinont Presbyterian churc
MIS- Fred Lang IS working for
the Pontiac representative in Dill
wyn
J. Franklin Wilson continues iii
at his home here.
Gold Hill Community club Nill
meet at The club holise Saturday
evening A committee has been APP
pointed To arrange teen-age party
for Valentines Day.
Mr.. gpd Mrs. W. p. Clark have
heard from their son. Dr.. William
3 Clark. Jr-. Of Kansas City. Mo.
since the snow storm and blizzard
which recently struck that city. Dr.
Clark reports that he and his wife
are fine. and the city is recover
ing from three feet Of snop
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

Sunday she Vas the suest u her
Sister. Mir M " LAWSON. and
her family II Amelia
Miss hlafs Ellen vogel 81 Rich
'1ani ana hir AMI airs Robert
j Oeftel nd their daughter. Liza
of fafnsnle were week end and
Sunday gliy So Of AR. and Mrs. 81
l.. Noscl and Mrs Louisa SchuloW.
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{ cumberland c. ii. items

alis .ola Ciahos OF IIents Mill
VINO VIZ 4, fe.eht guest u hef
slaughter Mrs 4 3 fetefs ant
ianlii.. left MONDAY Tor an In
definite visit With her son.if-law
Aid daughter, mir aid Mrs {. +.
Stiles. oil Los Alamos. II III Stiles
II Il physicist associated with the
United States Atomic Energy Com.
mission.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. l.. Dandy and
daughter. Linda Lyle. were over
night guests Saturday Of Mrs. Dan
by's brother, W. NJ. Slate and Mrs.
Slate. OF Colonial Heights.
MIR and Mrs Chambers Adams
and daughters. Of Dilwyn we're
Visitors Sunday at Rock Garland.
Mr. and Mrs. q L. Garrett had
As their week end guest his mother.
Mrs. l.. W. Oils. OF Richmond
Gsodmans Have Guests
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Goodman and Mrs. Lillian {. Guth-
rt last Sunday were MIR. and Mrs.
M a. French. Jr.. and family. Of
Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie
Goodman and daughter. Jane Mil
ton. and Mrs. f. M. Sheppard, of
Amelia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Bryant
spent the week end in Ararat.
n c.. visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Key.
Mr.. and Mrs Phil Franck with
their sons. Philip and Bobby. at
tended the Louise Armstrong Jazz
festival Sunday night al the Mosque
IN Richmond
Marvin H. MaAey. Jf.. returned
Tuesday to the Mcclure Hospital
in Richmond for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Snead God,
sey, the Misses Page and Janet
Godsey and Miss Louise Meador.
visited MIR Codsey's grandmother
Mrs. James A. Snead and her
brother. Duke Putney. Of Colonial
Heights. last Sunday.
Several Attend Clinic
The Rev. +. P. Reynolds, Mr.,
and Mrs. j. c. Hayes. W. c. New
man. MIR. and Mrs. Irwin Fhppen,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Putney. Jr.,
Miss Louise Meador and Miss Mary
r. Godsey attended the James
River Baptist Association financial
clinic in DillWyn this week
The Misses Carol Jean Brown
and Phyllis vassar were week end
guests OF Miss Ida Amos and Mrs.
Gladys DeJarnett in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Marks, Of
Charlottesville. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Meriwether Vaughan Smith at
Pocahontas Farm. Sunday.
Mrs. Leonard Morris, who has
been guest for the past two weeks
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
II. Hltskey. returned to her home
"a Mary vile. Tenn. last week
N''N'' .'t'N 90 SASOAllP0IiilQ
sisters, Miss Josephine Huskey and
= Mrs. Leonard Scott. and brother
ln-law, Mr.. Scott
Carriers Announce Arrival
MI. and Mrs <. Allen. Carter
announce the birth OF a grandson
February 4 at the General Hospital
III Petersburg. He is the some OF
Mr. and Mrs. j Howard Settle, OF
Waverly.
MIS-. r B. Peters and G.. G.
wilkinson. representing Payne Me
mortal Methodist church. attended
HE district conference iii Crewe
last week.
Mrs. jamie Pfelifer and son. Lc-
roy. visited Mrs Louis Pfeiffer last
Sunday ut the Richmond Memorial
Hospital They also visited relatives
N Richmond and Midlothian.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Nj Foster. OF
Newport News. and the A. A. Wal.
ker family. Of Richmond, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jen-
kins and Mrs Meade W Foster at
Medwood and attended the funeral
o. Mrs Belle Vaughan III Prospect:
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Mr. and Mrs Walter Cartwright
spent the week end Al Deep Creek
visiting hef father. Who Is III They
also visited their son and daughter
ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Car
wright. Jrl. and other relatives
Tommy Driskill. OF Abilene, spent
the Week end with his grandparents.
MI. anu MIS-. Bntiaie Carter Others
who visited during the week end
We're Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Dcl.cu,
Of Richmond, Mi and Airs Thomas
Driaklll Of Abilene. and Mr.. and
Mis-. Billy Slayton. and Brady
Lynn
Those here for the funeral of Bud
Powell Thursday at Douglas Pres
byterian Church We're Mi and Mrs,
Larnie Slayton. MIR. and Mrs. Hol.
laday Scott. and vclma 10. Kerr
init Slayt0n. and Mrs. Cloyde Me-
Connell, all Of Roanoke. Mrs. Betty
Powell Wes Powell. Miss Ava
Powell. Willie Powell. and Miss
Saunders, Mrs Riley Suits and son,
Earl all " DanViile. Mrs. Leonard
Tuck. 81 Iynchburg .SClurence Stay
ton. Of lDowdys Corner. Bernard
Slaylon and Walter slayton, OF
I Pampiin. and Nh Daniel. Of Chat
ham
/ Slatton in Richmond
Carl Slayton spent the week cnA
visiting relatives al Richraond and
Petersburg
After attending the funeral OF
Bud Powell Thursday at Douglas
Presbyterian Church. r. M. Thacks-
ton returned home to find sad news
awaiting him His brother. Pau
Fhackston. had died unexpectedly
IN Durham, N c MI. Thackston.
Hugh Duncan. and Harry Brinklcy
lett FIldsy morning TO spend the
day with Mrs Paul Thackston, d
sister OF Mr. Duncan. Those attend,
ing the funeral Saturday in Dur
ham 9el MI and Mrs. K. Nj
Thackston and children. Dickic.
Betty and Dolly~ Mrs. Evelyn South.
all and H. L. Irving. Jr., OF WolE
sham. Mrs. Anne Harris. OF Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. George Cram
en-. Of Augusta Carroll Thacks,on,
Of CreWe. and Nh and Mrs. Hugh
Duncan Friends and neighbours
wish 10 extend sympathy 10 the en-
tire tamIlyF
Nh ami Mrs Bill Bfinkley. and
family. Of Hampton, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Brinkley. and family. IF
Farmville. and Mrs. Lillian Brink
ley OF Portsmouth, spent Sunday
With Mr and Mrs r NJ Ta.cks-
ton. and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Slayton
were Sunday luncheon guests Of
Mrs Stanley Mckay.
Mi. and Mrs A. II. Fowler. Jrl.
and son visited her parents. MI.
dia MTS. Clycc Garrett, AZ Ciurb-
erland Sunday
Allen Is Better
Clayton Alien IS reported slowly
improving at the Medical College
Hospital. Richmond.
Mrs Cecil Watson. and children.
Of Portsmouth. spent the week end
with her parents. NJ, and Mrs. NJ,
B Driskill
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Denton, and
son Of Petersburg. are spending
some time with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Jim Meadows.
! Miss Temple Idpseoash. OF Rich
! Mohd spent the week end with
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Mrs. Clnbo Leaues TO VisH Son-In-Law
Arc Physicist In Los AlnmOs, ". N.

Mrs 4 l. Loyins aid her iaush
ter. Miss Margaret l.uvins. u
Petersburg. we're among thyse A.
tehdihg tie Louis Armstrong con
cert al the hio7aus in Richmond
Sunday
Mrs, nj nj George spent $ few
days last week visiting her cfl.
dIen in Richmond and Midlothian.
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ard spottswwoad Cha.iton vis.tsi
tIi ani hira 1hailes Cnariton n
FOX lihion Friday
\ III NeAton ~ilo has been 4
patient III JotHsion-Willis Hospital
IN Richmond returned home Fri
day
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spent Friday in Richmond.
Niis Gi5is L.eloon and Mrs
iliile Dehoon visited John an 4
Woodlin Swami Thursday Woodiln
Swami has been Sick. but n out
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

Mir and Mrs. Charlie Dui.e ami
family, 81 Richmond. spent Sunday
with her parents. MI. and Mrs. q
w Wilburn. 4,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

Come il todoy and See the
wonderful selection Of suits
that We have in stock. A
vide voriety Of styles and
colors ranging in price
from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Program Listinss

sue9" Guests: Harry N. Rosen-
field. Dr.. Edwcrd "A. O'Connor.
7-Celebfity Porede.
THE Recession" Guests: Robert
Nothon. Herbert Stein.
9-city Side. Interview.
District Commissioners Robert
Mclaughlin, Dovid 3. karick,
Col. Alvin yelling.
i.3o
5-The Low on Trial.
The Mallory Case" Discussed
Junior Bor Association.
7-CoIlese News Conference.
Guest: Senotof Styles Bridges.
9-Sunduy Theutes. Color.
, heufs. "lslond OF Desire"
1852. lob Hunter. Riders to
the S,ors." 1854.
200
4-Teen Talk. Discussion.
Friendships" will be discussed.
Guest: Marjorie Hopkins.
5-Sundey Movie.
IA Hours. RED StoIlion in the
Rockies" 1919. lean Heather.
7-Twentieth century-Fox.
! Hour. Book Boy Romance.
Joonns Woodward.
2:3o
4-Comment.
"Russio W. the Free World"
Guests: Joseph Horsch, Irving r.
Levine, Ed Cronkshow, Steven
Potter.
500
4-Youth wonts TO Know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
SUNDAY

7-Sundoy Metinse. Movie.
IA Hours. Sleeping Tiger"
1854. Alexis Smith tBritish.I
$3.50
4-Look Here. Interviews.
Guest: Anthony Perkins.
Sport That Buile Q City.
A synopsis Of the 1878 series
olono with scene from the
opening show for next fell.
400
4-Omnibus. AIistoir Cooke.
IA Hours. Selections from two
foreign films. Mine Lives" tells
Of Jon Booisrud. o member Of
the Norwegian Resistonce during
World Wor ~. The Reindeer
Men" describes the life Of the
Loplonders In Northern Norway
who helped eooIsrud Escape into
Sweden.
5-RK0 Aftruetion. Movie.
IA Hsurs. "Outcosts Of Poker
Flot." 1887. Preston Foster, Voa
HefIIn.
ssadOY Lissiess cOatInssd NsAt Psss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

Ten TV Tips
For the Week
Here's che show list
recommended BY Tele-
Wees Critic Bernie
heFrison.
SUNDAY
l:3o pm. WTTe-S. The Lew on
Trial. The Mallory cese.
500 pm. WRc-4. Omnibus. Sc
leetlens from Nerwssisn
films.
$50 p..s. WroP-s. Fsss the Me-
tisn. Dssid Den-Garioa.
500 pm. MToP-S. The Greet
chsllshse. humen Rsleslons:
ladivIdssi RslatieAships In q
Mess Society.
MONDAY
1000 pm. WRc-4. Suspieioa. Bette
Devils In On sdeptesioa Of Q
Uepnne 90 NouFtoe tote.
WEDNESDAY
1000 pm. WT0P-S. Hour dEoms.
The Public Prosseutvs."
Wslter Sleek, Dolores Del
Rio.
FRIDAY
500 pm. Wkc-4. yeFfsfsen Dram.
Premiere % o new series.
800 pm. WlAAl-7. Fraak Simusse
Show. Ethel MeEman visiss.
$50 pm. WRc-4. Hell Of Fsme.
"piel N fer Murder" MsU-
rice Evens. kosemery hersis.
SATURDAY
500 pm. Wkc-4. Club show.
hesdlineF, 10 Ssefferd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Has
5-FeotuFette. Sothern.
I71iIsIEl

1900
4-other Two Billion.
"Arob Unity" To be or not to be
united Is the important question
toclno the Arob world todoy.
Guests: Anwor Nuseibeh, former
member of Jordonion Cabinet.
WilIiom Sends, Middle Eost In
Stitute.
S-MoS Rexniek Show. Vor'ty.
1890
4-Sundoy Playhouse. Movie.
IA heuts. Johnny O'Clock"
l941. Dick Powell, Evelyn Reyes.
5-EFfol Flynn Theetev.
9-Wild Bill Hiekok. Kids.
400
5-Georsetown Univ. Forum.
''Whot Is the immigration, Is
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-21
puImonla Y Neufesa
No ha variado ell Esfado de
Sa|ud de Winston Churchill

Ell Secretario de Churchill, An
thony Montagu Brown, trajo ell
boletin medico desde la Residential
en- que Sc encuentra Churchill.
Montagu Brown manifesto que
tenia que agregar algunas pala-
bras al anuncio, y manifesto:
'Sir Winston paso la manana le-
yendo y atendiendo SUI correspon-
dencia. Ell y sus parientes desean
agradecer los muchos mensajes de
buenos deseos que han recibido".
Luego agrego que tambien Sc
agradecia a la prensa ell que Sc ha-
va abstenido de lamar por telefo-
no a la Residential donde esta Ell ex-
primer ministro.
ESPERASE MEJORIA
ROQUEBRUNE CAP MARTIN,
Francia, Feb. 2o-(UP).-Los dos
medicos que atienden a Sir Wins
ton Churchill Sc retiraron hoy,
aparentemente confiados en- que ell
exprimer ministro britanico resis-
tira Ell ataque de la pulmonia y
plelEesia que le afeetan.
A~eRasa- . h RSgina ID
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-21
pulmonia y pIeuresia

ROQUEBRUNE CAP MARTIN,
Francia, Feb. 20 (UP) I'm bo-
letin medico Gado hoy dice que ell
estado de Sir Winston Churchill
mo ha variado mucho desde
ayer".
81 anuncio dado por sus me-
dicos dice textualmente: eel esta-
do de Sir Winston no ha variado
mucho desde aver. Ell Sc siente CO.
modo, su fuerza lie acompana, y la
fiebre ha bajado algo".
Este es ell primer anuncio de
que ell exprimer ministro BRITAIN
CO tuviese fiebre.
Ell boletin, fechado en- la resi-
dencia La Pausa, Roquebrune Cap
Martin, aparece firmado por Lord
Moran y Ell Doctor David M. Ro-
berts.
Lord Moran, medico de cabece-
ra de Sir Winston que volo aqui
desde Londres aver al darse a CO.
nocer la enfermedad del anciano
estadista, no acudi6 al "Hotel de
Paris" para ia entrevista que habia
prometido a los periodistas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-21
Espaha y Argentina
FirmarOn AcuerdOs

MADRID, febrero 20 (UP)
"A mediodia de hoy Sc cele-
bro en- ell Ministerio de Asun-
tos Exteriores, ell acto tras'
cendental de la firma de los
acuerdos que regiran las fu-
turas reIaciones comercfales
y financieras entire Espana y
la Argentina.
Los respectivos instrument
tos fueron suscritos por ell
Ministro de Asuntos Exterio-
res, Fernando Maria Castle
liza, en- SUI despacho Official,
y por Ell Embajador de la
Argentina V~icealmirante, Sa-
muel Toranzo Calder6n.
Los acuerdos restablecen
las i~nterrumpidas relaciones
comerciales y financieras en-
tire Espana y Argentina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-21
Reiterun Pedido
de C~onferenciu
en- Radio MoscU

LONDRES, Feb. 2O-(UP).-La
Radio Moscu reitero hoy SUI pedi-
do de una conferencia de jefes de
gobierno, pero advirtio que una
discussion de "asuntos internos" de
Europa Oriental en- ella "podria
perjudiear toda la conferencia y
agravar aun mas la tension mum
dial".
En- una diffusion de la Radio
Moscu, escuchada en- Londres, Sc
dijo que tanto la Union Soviet
ca como Estados Unidos estan de
parte de una reunion de jefes de
gobierno.
"Pero una cosa es dejar de opo-
nerse a la realization de las on
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-21
q las Puerfds de Miami
Trafo Inhumano a los Nigranfes

Fria tarde de febrero que Sc revuelca en- noche por los inh6s-
pitos y desdados paramos del estado de Florida.
I'm grupo. de puertorriquenos en- Ell campamento agricola del
que es propietario Harry Walker, en- la vecindad de Florida City,
en- South Dade, nos We llegar.a Felix Ramos Aguirre, Presidente de
la Organization Democratic Puertorriquena; Jose A. Baro, Secreta-
rio de la ODP; ell exTeniente Luis Ramos, de la Polcia de Puerto
Rico; a nuestro fot6grafo Wilfredo Gort, y a este redactor, tirtando
bajo ell medic sol del atardecer. Hay curiosidad en- ss ojos.
AL principle. -iibaros reservados- no Sc inclinan a exphcar.
Luego, las palabras Sc desmadejan y las bocas hambreadas nos
cuentan de sus penurias, la tragedia vviente del obrero agricola
varado en- ell Sur, pr las inclemencas del tempo, sin protection
del patrono, nj del estado nj de nadie.
En- este particular campamento, ell senior Walker, ell propietario,
va mas ALA en- su bondad que la generalidad de los otros,# a pesar
de que Ell tambien es victima directa de la crisis. Proporciona al
bergue razonabIe a sus obreros desocupados, suministra luz y aqua
gratuta, y hasta deja caer SUI remesa de mercancias de boca, pc
quena pero sincera. cada da en- ell local. Con ea compra comen
de rs a 100 bocas. CoGo: algunos seS o sRe d0lares. Mr.. Walker
no puede hacer mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-21
Iberoamaerica
en- SiMtesis
CUATRO O STE
INSCRIBIERON EN- MEXICO

MEXICO-(UP).- Unos cua-
tro millones de personas Sc inscri'
bieron en- TODD Ell pals para parti
cipar en- las elecciones generates
de julio pr6ximo.
AL hacer ell snuncio, funciona
rios de la Comision Electoral die
ron que, para fines de la semana,
ese total Sc elevara a unos cinco
millones.
Ell plazo original de inscription
expire ell Is de febrero, pero en-
vista de la lentitud del proceso, Ia
fecha Sc prorrogd hasta la pr6xima
reunion de la Comision Electoral,
que aun no ha sido senalada.
En- los primeros calculos Sc dijo
que unos doce millones de perso-
mas votarsn en- esos comicios.
(Pasa a la p$g. 81