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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
Sd NucIeur Shot
In Pacific Tests
Reported byU.S S.
BY the Associated Press

The third announced nuclear
defamation in this years series
took place at 900 pm. (EST)
yesterday, the Defense Depart
ment and the Atomic Energy
Commission announced today
Nm further details we're given,
except that the test occurred at
the Eniwietok Proving Ground
in the South Central Pacific.
The first announced test in
this years series. officially des-
ignated "Hardtack," was Off
cially confirmed May IL after
Representative Porter, Demo-
crat Of Oregon, made it public.
The second announced test
took place the following day.
The Acc and the Pentagon
said at the start of this years
nuclear tests in the Pacific that
some of the detonations would
be announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
Felt to Succeed
Stump in Pacific

Admiral Harry D. Felt was
named by President Eisenhower
today to succeed Admiral Felix
B. Stump as commander-in-
chief of United States armed
forces in the Pacific.
Admiral Felt, now vice Chief
of Naval Operations, will take
over the Pacific command when
Admiral Stump retires on
August /, the White House an
nounced.
At the same time, the Presi-
dent nominated Vice Admiral
James S. Russell. now deputy
commander in chief Of the
United States Atlantic Fleet
Ito succeed Admiral Felt. Ad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

Mr.. Rowe acted as master Of
ceremonies.
Nearly every home in Udall
has been rebuilt or remodeled
since the tragic storm.
Churches. schools and bust
ness places have been rebuilt,
The town also has installed a
storm observation tower and
a warning siren. The new high
school has a storm cellar ca
pable Of accommodating $50
persons, and many Udall resi-
dences contain storm cellars OF
shelters.
At the suggestion Of Mr.
Rowe, the city will hold annual
memorial services each May Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

not based on rebel weakness but
on Humanitarian principles as
a result Of the staggering losses
inflicted on the Jakarta in
vasion forces az corontalo." The
rebels claim 10 have killed 400
government troops In that
North celebes sector last week,
The Menado announcement
said Sumitro observation-disclosures
has been named acting Minis
ter Of Foreign Finance and
Trade. He formerly was FL
nance Minister Of the Jakarta
government. DR.. Vas Sual was
listed as Comptroller General
and Wilhelm Pesik, until re-
Gently Jakarta's consul In Sal
gon. as Minister OF State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
AWAY FROM IT ALL

This Sunday, June lSt. escape the hum
drum and ENJOY long, lovely, lazy da,
al Sandy Point State Park-s paradise
OF sea sports and picnickine. For in
stance, there's 1900 feet OF SUPERVISED
sandy beaches, scores OF picnic tables
and first-rate facilities for fishing, crab
bling, boating. To enjoy this day Of fun
by the sea, come along on this Sundays
DC. TrGnSif DAY Tour" Holiday
one of series Of fun-days for all lhs
family. Only $40 for adults and S2.7t
for children under II. For information
and reservations. phone FEDERAL
$500. Or visit the DC. Transit Ter.
minal at lbs Pennsylvania Ave-, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
President Sees
Dulles on France

President Eisenhower and
Secretary of State Dulles dis
cussed the critical situation in
France at a White House con-
ference today.
Mr.. Dulles told reporters as
he left the White House that
France was mentioned along
with "quite a few things" in
his discussion with the Presi-
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

miral Russell also was noml-
mated for temporary promotion
to the rank Of full admiral.
The Pacific command to be
taken over by Admiral Felt is
one of the combined forces
command operations that fig
ures in the Presidents propo-
sails for reorganization of the
Defense Department. The Pres
ident wants to bring such COM
bined forces under more direct
control Of the Secretary Of De-
Tense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26


religious ceremonies for the
storm dead.
The new city building was
constructed by laborers and
craftsmen OF the area sur
rounding Udall, who contrib
uted spare time to erect the
modern brick structure. Rep
resentatives Of each trade
participated in the ceremony.
Also participating in services
were Eary B. Rowe. Mapor OF
Udall in 1855; Ellis Sherrard,
present Mayor. and ministers
of Udall's four Protestant
churches.
The Rev. Don L. Bayes. who
was the Baptist pastor in Udall
at the time Of the tornado,
was principal speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
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dens and provide additional
comforts for human living"
Noting that the Shippingport
plant is the worlds first large
scale nuclear power station de-
voted exclusively to peaceful
purposes, the President said he
dedicated it with pride in
what has been accomplished al
Shippingport, Pa, and with
equal confidence in the future.
The neutron want used BY
the President was a plastic roc
with a chromium handle. A
plastic ball at its tip contains q
mixture of polonium and beryl-
lium that emits neutrons at a
harmless rate. Neutrons are the
atomic bullets" that split
atoms in a nuclear reactor.
Atoms Split
As the President moved the
wand close to a neutron counter
before him, the neutrons being
emitted struck a coating OF
uranium in the counter, causing
some of the uranium atoms to
split. AS these fissions were
recorded by the counter, a relay
switch was tripped. shutting of
an electric current that hac
been humming over a speciaI
telephone line from Washing
ton to Shippingport.
The interruption of current
over the wire operated another
relay at the atomic power sta
ton site, opening the mair
valve of the plant. -
Inc pioneer atomic power
plant is owned Jointly by the
Atomic Energy Commission anc
the Duquesne Light Co. Of
Pittsburgh. 1t actually begar
generating commercial power
last December 10.
Since its opening, the plant
has generated more than 81
million kilowatt hours of elec-
tricity for Duquesne Lights
system, which serves 100000
residential, commercial and in
dustrial customers in ALE.
gheny Pittsburgh and Beaver
Counties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
Student Council Books
Protests at Cornell

ITHACA, N. Y. May 20 H1,
The Cornell Student Council
believes the eag-throwing DEM
onstrations by students battlina
TO keep off-campus parties re-
fiected q legitimate protest
against the university admins
tration. the council president
said today.
DR.. Deane w. Malott, uni
versity president, was splashed
with eggs and his home stoned
early Saturday In the climax
Of two days OF student out
breaks. Four students. includ-
Ing the son Of a professor. were
suspended.
The Student Councils Execu-
tive Committee took up the
matter at a closed meeting
that began last night and lasted
into the early hours today.
Reasons for Protest
Afterward. council president
X. Peter Kellogg. a junior from
Larchmont. told reporters the
council felt the demonstrations
represented a legitimate pro-
test because the university:
/. Refused to give the stu
dents a chance 10 put into
effect their own set OF house,
party rules; told them to accept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

unlversity-written rules or not
have house-parties.
2. Banned alcohol az foot
ball games last fall without
asking student opinion.
Under present univers ity
rules, men living In registered
apartments of campus may
entertain girls at parties. a.
long as At least two girls are
present.
Reports that these parties
would be banned. Mr.. Kellogg
said. led the undergraduates
10 believe that the pattern
OF not asking student opinion
was repeating itself.
Revenge Motive
The Cornell student news
paper, In this mornings edi-
ton, said the way in which
the protests were staged and
the invitations TO national
publicity reflected the In
tentions Of some Of the leaders
more 10 get even with the uni
versity for what they felt were
injustices than to work efiec-
lively 10 prevent others"
The newspaper, the Daily
Sun. attributed the size Of the
gatherings to the "combina-
ton Of spring and approach
ing finals"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
Rebuilt Town Marks
Tornado Anniversary

UDALL Kansr May 26 lE0.-The sky bright and
sunny in Uda yesterday most Of the communitys 600
residents attended for 80 who died
when a tornado wrecked the town May rs, 1855.
The special services held in front of Udals new City
Hall and fire station. which Officially dedicated after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
Indonesio Rebels Form
ewCoretoker Cabinet

MANILA. May 20 IF1s-The Indonesian rebels have an
nonced formation Of caretaker cabinet" headed by
Col Joop Warouv acting Premier newscast reporting this
development from the North celebes rebel capital Of
Menado
The Menado cabinet apparently replaces the original rebel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
U.S.CoIIed Deficient
In KeyCuIturoI Areas

NEW YORK. May Is tP.-
August Heckscher, director of
the Twentieth Century Fund,
has questioned American en-
phasis on production and
abundance. 1t is time to re-
examine the idea that an i'm
mense production Of material
goods can by itself assure the
United States of strength and
vigor. he says.
In the funds annual report,
issued yesterday, Mr.. Hecks-
cher wrote:
while the more glittering
kinds Of consumer goods have
been pouring of the produce
ton lines the country has re-
manned notably deficient in
key areas Of the intellectual
and creative life"
Cites Two Events
Two events of the last year,
he said, have given the Nation
pause. They are the launch
ing of the Soviet satellites be-
fore the United States could
match the performance, and
the economic recession.
The Russian satellites, Mr..
Heckscher said, made the
United States ask itself whether
its ability to. turn out consumer
goods was really serving the
Nations highest interests.
THE long cars and the shiny
refrigerators seem to have less
and less to do with security"
he said.
The recession, Mr.. Heckscher
said. has occasioned the ques-
tons: production for what?
Abundance consisting Of
what kinds of benefits and
rewards?"
Mr.. Heckscher concluded:
1.-THE Americans today do not
have to choose between butter
and guns; they can undoubtedly
have. if they insist, both tail
fins on their cars and satellites
In their sky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
Marginal Support

Mr.. Heckscher said most of
Americas public needs are sup
ported marginally and often
haphazardly.
He added: "Our automobiles
are better than our education;
our kitchen gadgetry more cen
trail to our preoccupations than
the form and Inability of our
cities"
The fund was set up in 1919
by the late Edward A. Filene,
Boston merchant > and civic
leader. to support research and
public education on economic
and social questions.
The funds capital assets. at
the end Of 1857. were repeatedly
nearly $13 million at current
market value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
$4,000 APP
Workers Get
.S13Pay Raise

NEW YORK. May 26 R.--
The A. a. p. food store chain
and negotiators for 1880 Of
lis employees have worked out d
contract formula.
The pact. announced yester-
day. averted q threatened strike
In Manhattan and the Bronx.
The present contract expired at
midnight last night.
Leaders Of the Amalgamated
Meat Cutters Union made no
effort. however. TO win ratifi-
cation of the formula al q
membership meeting OF 2,7oo
Manhattan and Bronx workers
yesterday.
The leaders went along with
q proposal from the floor that
the negotiators be authorized
TO continue their contract talks
with the company.
si3 . Week Increase
Max Block. international vice
president OF the union. said the
pact covers two years and pro-
vides a package increase Of slS
week. including 81 to $3.50
in wages. The terms also In
Iclude a 40-hour week, Mr..
Block said.
Three other locals involved
represent employees in Brooklyn,
Queens and Staten Island in
New York City: Nassau and
Suffolk Counties on Long Is
land: Westchester, Putnam, and
Duchess Counties in New York
and Northern New Jersey.
Joseph Cohen, secretary
manager Of the Manhattan
Bronx local, told the members
that acceptance Of the new
terms would give them the best
agreement in the country. How
ever, he backed rank and file
recommendations for further
negotiations.
The negotiations have been
conducted in the shadow Of an
investigation by the Senate
Rackets Committee into rela-
tons between the union and
A. &. P.
Secret Agreement Charged ;
The committee has heard
testimony that Mr.. Block was
allowed to buy stock of another
grocery chain at bargain rates
and that he made a secret
agreement with A. & P. for a
45-hour week.
The company defended its
actions as legal and necessary
to head of a threatened strike.
The present pay scale ranges
from S72 to Sill a week. Vege-
table department managers get
the top figure, clerks make $50
and butchers $3.50, according
to the union.
The Westchester Duchess
Putnam local is to discuss the
formula tomorrow, a union
Z Suokesnnan said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

"What they cannot afford is
to be so bewitched by the tail
fins that they forget about the
sky :"
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18

Fernando Rodriguez Pastor, Con-
sui General de la Republica del
Peru, la senorita Nelly Rucabado
MISS PERU, seilor don Augusta
Alcorta, representante Official del
Alcalde de Lima al festival, Y
don Hugo Forno ", Vice Consul
del Peru En- la siguiente toto,
izquierda a derecha, senior don
Rafael Reyes Spindola, Consul
de la Republicd de Mexico, dona
Julia de Simons Consul General
de la Republica de Panama, Sc
norita Luchita Burillo Miss Pa
mama, senorita Irene Miriam
Valcarcel Miss Cuba, senorita
Olga Diaz Parlade, de Palma So
riano, Oriente, Cuba, quien re-
suite trIunfadora en- ell concurso
de la bandera del festival, y don
Diogenes Pena, Consul General
de Ia Republica de Venezuela.
Luego en- la tercera toto, de IL
quierda a derecha, senior don
Francisco Aleman, Consul Gene
raj de la Republica de Honduras,
senior don Walter M. Freeman,
Vice Consul General de la Repu-
blica de Ell Salvador, senorita
Kyria Cotes Miss Venezuela,
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
D0NDE Ell ANIMAL Is AUN
MAS FUERTE QUE LA hAQUINA

Veinte siglos de ciencia no To-
Sraron proveer una mejor fuer-
IA de trabajo para la industrial de
Ia MADEIRA de Tailandia que ell
e~lefante. Ningun tractor moder-
no es capaz de moverse tan deli
cadamente por los sinuosos cami!
NOS entire los arboles y empuiar
Q a~rrastrar los enormes troncos
hasta ell rio, donde son atados
para formar grandes conjuntos,
q manera de balsas, de unos
300 troncos cada uno, de I'm va
lor aproximado de 800 a 400 II
bras esterlinas. Tan valiosa es
esq MADEIRA que ha surgido un
grave peligro por parte de los
hdrones, quienes trabajan CO.
mo los hombres-ranas, cortan las
sogas que sostienen los troncos
y Sc llevan de noche a sus aserra-
deros la preciosa carga. De este
modo Sc pierden muchos de ellos
por temporada ante los propios
ojos de sus cuidadores, que vi
ven en- chozas construidas sobre
estas balsas improvisadas'
Cada tronco es marcsdo ape
mas Sc echa al rio con pintura =
prueba de aqua y registrada por
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
MILES SIN .

Continuation de la pag. 81
prendieron de los cerros ocasiona
ron danos en- casas, Gales y vehicu-
los y causaron derrumbes, pero
sin ~desgracias personales. Ell este
70 de Vina del Mar ha inundado Ell
distrito residential alrededor del
casino.
Sc estima que duraran cuatro
dias los trabaJos para despejar de
rocas y nieve las Was del Ferroca
rril International Transandino a
la Argentina. Los servicios aereos
funclonan normalmente pero con
algunos atrasos debido a la nebli
ma.
Dos camiones con so1dados de la
fuerza aerea fueron despachados
esta manana a Colina, al norte de
la capital, donde hay cuarenta ia
milias bloqueadas y sin techo.
La carretera principal, al sur,
quedo cortada en- Cruico al desbor-
darse ell rio Guaquillo. Una perso
ma fue anogada en- las aguas enfu
recidas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18

ell cuidador para SUI Identified
cion. De esta manera Sc sabe
perfectamente cuantos eompo-
men cada balsa, lograndose a ve-
ces descubrir a los ladrones.
Algunas maderas Sc traen des-
de ell extreme norte de Siam,
y SUI transporte. por 81 rio hasta
Bangkok puede demorar Alfredo.
dor de cinco amos, debido a los
rapidos existentes, pero otras
jangadas que provienen de Ia
principal iona productora del
pals llegan en- pocos meses, en-
especial durante Ia temporada de
las lluvias, cuando el rio esta ere
ciendo.
En- 81 aho 1857 arribaron
Bangkok .unos $4,000 troncos por
este canine cada une de ellos
de una edad apreximada de $50
amos. Ell so por ciento de la pro-
ducci6n Sc exporto a Hongkong,
un 80 por ciento a los paises
candinavos y un 10 p0r ciento
al Jap6n. La MADEIRA. Sc utiliza
principalmente para muebles y
para Ell maderamen de yate y
barcos.
La Borneo Trading Company
es la mas antigua de la IONA, y
despues de una experienced de
Glen amos no entreven posibili.
dades de introducir elementos
mecanicos en- la production. Pre-
fieren que los elefantes realicen
Ell trabajo. Cada animal Sc halla
fiscalizado mediante una libreta
de su historic vital, que contiene
interesantes estadisticas respec.
to a su edad, tamaho, etcetera.
Algunos de ellos llegsn q servir
. la compania durante so amos.
Trabajan cince diasa I Ia sonar.
ma y gozan de v~acaciones duran
tie la temporada de las lluvias.
Despues de un corte %aprendiza,
je en- "intah', o guis, apenas Sc
necesita darle 6rdenes para que
realicer. su trabajo. Ell instinto
del elefante lie enseha 10 que
debe hacer..
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
Cosas Que Debemos Saber
PEDRO MATA

La mujer zulu logra divor-
ciarse mediante Ell pago de cier-
ia suma, y una semana des.
pues va puede elegir nuevo ma
rido.
Ell nombre de estrellas fiias
(stellae fixae) cor que Sc demo-
nina a los astros no pertene-
cientes a nuestro plata provie-
ne de su apariencia de inmovili-
dad al ser observsdas. Sin en-
barge, Sc desplazan a velocida-
des de 20 4 80 kilometres por
segund0.
FL "broma" o ~"taraza" es un
gusano de mar que corroe las
csscos de las embarcaciones de
MADEIRA. En- la antigiiedad lie.
gaba a poner en- peligro a una
expedition martina por ell da.
no que producis a las naves.
4
p, Este mundo de Dios esta de
tai mUdo construido -expresa
Leibniz en- su "Teodicea"- que
en- sl un maxine de mondad su-
pone un minimo de maldad.
Cuandv un gGnero blanco Sc
manchs con fruta, puede elimi
narse la mancha aplicando zumo
de lim6n sobre Ia misma. Tam
bien resulta muy eficaz ell agu
exigenada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18

EPOCA DE DESAM0R
Auerida Amaranta: TengO "a
a1fos, llevO tres casada y tengo
dos uinOs encantadOres. Mi es-
pose rs muy buenO, perO tiene
ell defectO de sci celOsO y ell de
no Saberse gauar ell carinO de
sus hijoS, a los que regana mu'
chO. OtrC problema que tengO es
que hace algun tempo fui a mi
pals y e~ncOntrP a un muchachO
que habla sido nOviO milo. Ell
muchachO me vOlvi6 a hablar de
amor y me Ofreci6 casarSe cor.
migO 81 20 me divOrciaba. YO eS'
toy IOcamente enamOrada de csc
joyen v me avergiienzo de pen.
sar en- Ell. 6DebO hablar clara
mente con mi espOsO? 5DebO
marchar me dejsndOle una car.
ia? 20 debO seguir viViend0 con
mi marido, aun sin quererlO CON
ell amor con our Sc debe amar?
Sandra
81 todas las personals caSadas
-hombres o mujeres- fueran a
deshacer su matrimonio tan
pronto como ~pusieran sus ojos
en- otro ser y 10 amasen o creye-
ran amarlo, apenas %quedaria un
matrimonio a salvo. Pero en- ell
matrimonio, con ser muy impor-
tante e. amor, hay que tener en-
cuents una serie de considera-
clones. La primera son los hi
Jos, despues vienen Ell deber, la
consideration social, las raZoneS
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18

economlcas, etc Cuando un ma
trimonio pasa p0r una epOca en-
que uno de estos factories Eel
amor, por ejemplo) falla I'm po-
CO, es la fuerza combinada de
los demas factories la que 10 SAGA
adelante, Tai es Su case en- este
instante listed esta enamorada
de I'm k0mbre que no eS su ma
rido Y csc amor contribute en-
gran manera a acrecentar los
defeet os de este ultimo. Siempre
pasa 20 nismo' cuando queremos
algo tratamos de justificarnos
ante nueStroS propios ojos. FL
pretexto suyo es que SUI esposo es
celoso : que no trata demasiado
bien a Sus hijos Pero icual es
la razon? La raZon es que listed
esta enamorada y encaprichada.
Sin embargo, jamas Sc perdo-
nara listed haber cOndenado a
sus hijos a crecer sin padre; ja-
mas olvidaria la enorme injusti-
cia que Supone abandonar un
hogar por Ell egoismo de ser un
POGO mas feliz. AL fin y al cabo,
la felicidad es consecueneia de
factories muy d~lversos, entire los
cuales ell mas importante es Ell
cumplimlento del deber. Por to.
das estas razones, creo que en-
modo alguno de5e pensar en- d.
vorciarse, La epoca de desamor
con respecto a su esposo por Ia
que esta listed atravesando pasa.
"a. y pasaran tambien las in
(Pasa . Ia Pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
REcETA DEL Ola
DE DOLORES

tazas de azucar.
! taxa de aqua.
IA cucharadita de cremor.
! cucharadita de esencia de al
mendra.
Colorante vegetal.
Mezcle ell azicar, ell aqua Y 81
eremor y cueza hasta que Sc for
me una bola dura, al echar una
gotta del sirop en- aqua fra, reti-
re del fuego, anada la esencia de
almendras y unas gotas de color
vegetal. Eche en- I'm plato hondo
bastante azucar. Marque hoyos
pequehos y en- cada uno vierta
un POGO del sirop. Sc hacen 10
bombones con estas cantidades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18

Los perros de San Bernardo,
contrariSmente 4 10 que Sc cree,
cuando van a auxiliar a los alpi-
nistas en- peligro no tienen col
gado del cuello ningun barrilito.
Sc 10 colocan solo para compla.
GER a los turistas amantes de las
fotografias.
La cifra mas baja del mundo
en- mortalidad de animales la
tienen en- Ell jardin Z~oologico de
Buenos Aires.
Eel nylon frances comerciali-
zado con Ell nombre de Rilsan,
Sc usa como estropaj0 para lin
piar las cacerolas.
Los liquidos son indispensa.
bles para mantener 81 equilibrio
organize, y deben consumirse a
rsz6n de l a IL litres por dia
despues de los 40 amos.
En- Francia, desde hace amos,
las licencias para conducir auto
movies aumentaron en- un 30
por ciento para los hombres y un
Is por ciento para las mujeres.
Ciudad de los reyes fue ell pri-
mitivo nombre con que Sc como
sio Q Lima, Ia capital del Peru.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18

Muy allegro y de mucho SAILOR
criollo resulto Ell agape ofreci.
do en- honor de las bellezas his
panoamericanas que nos visitan
con motive de la celebration del
Festival de las Americas.
Las presentes graficas nos
ofrecen varias escenas del feste-
jo, apareciendo, arriba, de. IL
quierda a derecha, ell senior don
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
Aniyersario Matrimonial

AniveFsario Matrimonial
Celepran en- Ell Gia de hoy la gra-
ia OCCASION de SUI ~aniversario matri-
mon1al 81 senior Alberto Gonzalez
Shelton, Consul de la Republica de
Cuba en- Miami desde hace muchos
amos, y su culta esposa, Matilde L6.
per de Gonzalez.
Nos complace enviarles nuestras
mas caras felicitaciones y votos por
SUI ventura personal.