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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

N. DE LA R.: Ell siguiente
despacho de Frank H. Bartho-
lomew, Presidente de United
Press International, esta basado
en- una escrupulosa investigation
de las actividaoes de espionaje
comunista en- Suiza. En- I'm re-
ciente viaje a Europa, Bartho-
1omew paso varios dias en- Ber-
ma, Zurich y Ginebra, hablando
con diplomaticos norteamerica-
nos y miembros de los s~ervicios
de coutraespIonaje de los Esta-
dos Unidos. A su regreso a este
pals escribio este articulo y vol
vic a comprobaI los hechos con-
cretos que contiene con sus fuen-
ties de information en- Suiza. Al
gunas de las manifestations que
Sc hacen en- ell despacho las en-
tregar0n a Bartholomew por es-
critic suS informantes, pero es-
tas peronas deben permanecer
incognita a causa del caracter
secreto de sus ocupaciones . Ell
hecho mas asombrso que Sc de-
riva de esta information es que
Berna Sc ha convertible en- ell
foco del espionaje international
de los comuuiStas, y que los
agentes de contraespionaje de
los E.U Green que ell golpe de
estado de Irak "nacio en- Ber-
ma.
(Propiedad Registrada, 1858,
por United Press internationally.
NUEvA YORK, CUPD-La
iusurreccion del Irak "naci6 en-
Berna" segun indicaron los
agentes occidentales de contra
espionaje.
Ell autor del presente trabajo
ACADIA lie saber que Sc ha obser-
vado I'm repentino aumento del
movimiento sereo de agentes CO.
munistas desde Moscu, por la via
de Praga, hacia Zurich y Berna,
movimiento que en- algunos ca
SOS ha quedado registrado en-
peliculas tomadas secretamente
en- los aeropuertos.
Berna, a consecuencia de la
acrltud neutral de Suiza, que la
mantiene ajena a todos los bio
ques, va sean comunistas u occi-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

immigration por la via legislative, mas no por
razones de raza.
De los 100000 trabajadores de color de Gran
Antillas Occidentales, 10000 de la India y Pakis,
tan y ell resto del Africa Occidental.
Durante los primeros cinco meses del ano en-
curse, ell numero de la p~oblacion negra y asiatica
del pals, aumento en- 15.4OO personals. De estas,
mas de la mitad proceden de las Antillas.
Aunque normalmente hay siempre un dos por
ciento de desocupados, entire los trabajadores de
Gran Bretana, en- ell case de los antillanos y asia.
ticos ell promedio de personals sin empleo sube al
diez por ciento.
Sin embargo, como la gran mayoria de dichos
inmigrantes son subditos britanicos, eli gobierno Sc
We en- la imposibilidad de impedir o restringr
su entrada en- ell pals bajo las leyes presentes.
Ell problema resulta cast identico al de la
immigration de trabajadores puertorriquehos a Es.
tados Unidos.
La mayoria de los antillanos que llegan en- va
por a las Islas Britanicas cada semana, son indi
viduos sin oficio determinado, que pueden en-.
contrar trabajo unicamente como lavaplatos en- los
hoteles y restaurantes, mozos de e~quipaje, ba-
rrenderos, etc.
Ha surgido tambien Ell problema del ALOHA
miento de tales inmigrantes, sobre TODD en- las
grandes ciudades como Londres y Birmingham,
en- las que nj los negros nj los asiaticos pueden
encontrar vivienda como no sea en- las barbados
mas miserables. ALI, en- caserones antihigieni-
cos viven la mayoria de los antillanos, con 10 que
cream a las ciudades dificiles problemas de orden
social.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

Con Ell prOpOstO de contribuir al mantentmtsntO d n puma de
nuestroi dioma, diaramente pubhcaremos en- esta p&Hna m arteulo eel
iteresante y novedoso Dicconaro de Anglcsmo. del emineata intern
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
UN Ola COMO HOY
SABADO, 10 DE JULIO

64-Tiene lugar ell incendio de
Roma por Neron.
l764-Nace Juan Jose Castelli,
pr6cer argentine.
1783-Es ejecutado en- ell Cuzco
Tupac Amaru.
l803-Nace don Ramon de Meso.
nero Romanos, literato es.
paiol.
1808-El general espaho1 Castahos
vence en- Bailen.
1824-Es ejecutado ell emperador
Iturbide de Mexico.
l918-Iniciase la retirada de los
alemanes de la iona de
Marine.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
e. ANGLlclSAo EM ESPAN0A
CONTEMPORARIES

Con ell prop6sto. de contrbur al mantMmisnto d n punsa de-
nuestro idioma, dariamente pubhcaremos en- eAs p&gna N artEulO eel
interesante y novedoso Dicdonaho de Anghdsmos del eMtnents tAtanS
TOMAR
Els anglicado ell uo de este verbo euando se lie dan como com.
olemento acusativo cHrtas palabras, que en- espanol suelen serlo de
,no verbo, en- tanto que en- ingies van regdas pr Ell verbo take
pr. tn teic). He aqui los cases mas frecuentes:
Tomar accion Proceder, actuar
Tomar cuidado Poner, tener cuidado
Tomar efecte Surtir efecto, enrar On vgeAcia, regHY,
tener efecto. Fl.
Tomar en- mano Hacerse cargo de an asunto . de una ecss
Tomar examen Presentar examen a
Tomar exception Objetar, impugnar, protestar, Oponerse -
Tomar iuramento Prestar juramento (Toma ell juramento d
funcionario ante quen Sc presta).
Tomar noticia Enterarse, imponerse, darse pr nohfica.
do, notifcarse, notar, advertr.
Tomar OCCASION Oar por motive, aprovechar la oporunidad
Tomar ofensa Ofenderse, darse por ofendido Q agraviade
Tomar oportunidad Aprovecbar la oportunidad s-s
Tomar pasos Oar paSos "a =
Tomar placer Complacerse :"
Tomar riesgos Correr riesgos ~
Tomar un premio Ganar I'm premio .
Tomar I'm vaje Hacer un Haje
Tomar uno su tempo Andar con cuidado, n despacio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28

Extra hoy en- ur nuevo ano
de vida la gentil DANA sonora
Olga Ordonez de Kadar, esposa
del senior Joe Kadar, Jr., motive
por ell cual nos complace en-
viarle nuestras mas calidas fe-
licitaciones y votos por su ven
tura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28
Bedos de Hero

Celebraron aver la grata oca-
sion de sus Bodas de Hero,
seis amos de venturosa union
conyugal, ell senior Agustin vi
llalba y sonora, Marina de vi
Kalba, miembros apreciados de
nuestra colonia hispanoameri-
cana residente en- esta ciudad.
yayan para ellos nuestras ca
1urosas felicitaciones y votos
porque disfruten de muchos
amos mas de dicha matrimonial.
Bodos de Flores
Celebran en- ell dia de hoy la
greta OCCASION de sus Bodas de
Flores. cuatro amos de venture
SO union matrimonial, ell senior
ROber' c Moore y sonora, Ma.
ria Alvarez de Moore, a quienes
nos complace enviar nuestras
mas caras felicitaciones y votos
porque gocen de muchos afios
mas de dicha eonyugaL.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28
Aniversario Matrimonial

Aunque algo tarde, nos COM
place enviar un cordial saludo al
senior Arturo POsada y sonora,
dona Magdalena de POsada,
miembros estimados de nuestra
colonia -colombiana, quienes &C.
lebraron en- ell dia de aver la
grata OCCASION de I'm nuevo ami
~versario de SUI matrimonio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28
Bodos de Madera

Nos complace enyiar nuestras
S nceras felicitaciones a la gen.
til pareja tornado por ell senior
Thomas L. Kavanaugh y sonora,
Elsie Danielson de Kavanaugh,
con motive de la grata celebra,
ci6n de I'm nuevo a%niversario
de bodas en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28

Nuestras sinceras felicitacio
mes para ell estimado caballero
senior Juan Perez COtO quien
celebro en- ell dia de aver la
grata OCCASION de un nuevo ami
yersario de SUI natalicio y nues-
tros votos por su ventura perso
nal.
y
Llega hoy a un nueyo ano de
vida ell apreciado caballero Sc
nor OmeliO PrOenza, motive
por ell cual nos complace felici-
tarlo calurosamente y desearle
muchos amos mas, plenos de
alegrias y bienestares.
(Pasa a ia P$gipa I'D
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28


Felicitamos calurosamente a
la gentil dana sonora LeOnor
de RestrepO, eSposa del senior
Herman Restrepo, con motive
de la grata celebration de I'm
nuevo aniversario de su natali-
clio en- esta fecha.
49,
Celebra hoy ell mejor de sus
dias la gentil dana sonora Con-
cepci6n BOrges, motive por ell
cual nos complace felicitarla cor
dialmente y desearle muchos
amos mas de vida, rodeada del
cariho de sus seres queridos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28
BoDA De DISTINCTION

IN la Ideda de St. Peter & Paul Sc caebr6 la ceremonial reigosa que u6 para sm.
pre- 10 desnS de dos esnads fgas de la sOuedadh abanera. FuTOn los pOnsaes de la
encmadra senOrha Elsa de Juan Lornsy ell cabhlGOO jown Mario FOrMny Lmchs jb
venes que gOn de generates impns en- la cOOnha cubana de Ia cudad.
La boad de JunFOnmy eSWO apadnnada pre ell ex Pridene de Cuba doctor Car
los PO SOauas y la madre lei nOWO, la respectable daa sonora XOmaa LaUS vma de
auue inONidhe chlnO que Sc Ham0 Mario FOrmn.
Suscnbmon ell pHgo matrimonial en- caidadd de tesigS ell ex PreJdene de la her.
mana nac6n Ing CaOs HWa y de los Reyes Gavlan; HumbHO de Jun5 los dOGhrs Ma
Antonio de varOnaL e Preddened del senadod de Cuba; Jose Miro CmdonsA Antonio s6
"Pepeyn" Lea; ell Ing Felix Martinez los sehoresA Antonio Pmo Socmras y Jose Vega y Ell
eOmpanero de abmes de eaa casa senior Rene Vera
Feicdads
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28

Nuestros parabienes para la
estimada dana Guiana sonora
C0ralia Vidal de Skorenki
esposa del senior Joseph SkOren-
Xxi, con motive de la grata cele-
bracion de SUI cumpleanos en- Ell
dia de aver y nuestros deseos
de que disfrute de muchos
amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28
CumpIeanos

Celebra hoy su dia de dias la
gentil dana sonora Della de
CardOsO, esposa del senior An
tonic CardOso, y con tai motive
nos es grato felicitarla de ma
nera muy especial y desearle
muchos, y muy venturosos, amos
mas de existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28

Hasta Washington, D. c. en-
viamos nuestras c~arinosas felici-
taciones al DR.. Francisco Agui'
RE Y sonora, Gladys Sacasa de
Aguirre, quienes celebraron en-
Ell dia de aver un nuevo aniver-
sario de bodas, rodeados del
afecto de todos los suyos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28
Pesume

LIE enviamos nuestras mas
sentidas frases de condolencia a
la gentil DANA sonora Maria de
FiguerOa con motive del falleci-
miento de Su esposo, senior An
gel L. FiguerOa, ocurrido en- es-
ia ciudad en- dias pasados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28

Gumpieunos
LEGO aver a sus dos antics
de edad ell hermoso ninito Jor
ge ErnestO Navas, hijo del Sc
nor Jorge Navas y sonora, Es.
Their de Navas, gentil pareja Gu
bana que fiji asu Residential en-
tire nosotros.
lie enviamos nuestras mas
calidas felicitacioneS que tam
bien hacemos extensivas a sus
amantisimos padres y lie desea-
mos largos y venturosos amos
mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28

En- este dia celebran un nue.
vo aniversario de matrimonio,
rodeado del afecto de sus seres
queridos, ell senior don Miguel
Parada y sonora, Eufemia Soto
mayor de Parada, miembros
apreeiados de nuestra colonia
h-ispanoamericana residente en-
Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestra ca
lurosas felicitaciones y votos por
su bienestar personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28

Nos complace enviar nuestras
mas caras felicitaciones al apre-
ciado caballero DR.. Fernando E..
Davila quien celebra en- ell dia
de hoy la grata OCCASION de su
cumpleahos y lie deseamos lar
COS amos mas de vida, al lado
del afecto de todos los suyos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-28

Compromise AMOROSO-NOS cOmplace particular ell
compromise matrimonial de la gentil y culta senOrita Nancy
Roxana Gonzalez, hija del senior OctaviO Gonzalez, va fane-
edo, y sonora, con ell apreciado cabalIero Eufemio Juan Cha.
vez y sonora, ambas famiiaS muy estimadas en- nuestros
cfrculOs hspanOamericanOs
La sehorita Gonzalez curse estudOs en- la EscueTa supe-
rOr de Miami Jackson y fue Princesa en- la corte de honor de
la Reina de las Americas de la Alianza Interamerieana a
principles de este anO. Su nOviO egres6 del Miami Technical
EE. UU.
La fecha de la bOda ha sido fjada para ell 10 due Enero
y sera celebrada en- la Iglesia Cat6lica de Corpus Christi.
Para tan ~simpatica pareja, nuestrOs votos pr SUI dicha
imperecedera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Police Wives Donce

The Police Wives Club
will hold their annual dance
beginning ut Q pm. tonight
In Coral Hall. Tickets may
be purchased at the door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Fashion Questions
Find Their Answers

Being ain fashion" is
sometimes knowing the right
thing to do or wear. See If
one Of the questions an
swered below is something
you've had on your mind and
didn't quite know what to
do about 1t.
Question: / am making a
lace dress to wear at an aft
ernoon wedding. The dress
is a dark green and / wonder
about using rhinestone but
tons down the front to the
waistline. II l use rhine
stone buttons could / wear
pearl and rhinestone neck
lace and earrings, too?
Answer: Rhinestone but
tons, earrings and necklace
would be too much glitter.
Why not have the buttons
made of the dress fabric? In
this way you can switch
around all kinds Of costume
jewelry to change the APP
pearance Of the dress from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

cRlNoLlNE TRIcK-Pockino for skiing
ond-doncino week end? Then pull an old nyIon
stocking over your rolled crinoIins 20 that it
will take up minimum Of packing spoes It'll
unroII and fluff right up. To keep erinolins
crisp add one teospoonful of cold-woter soop
to a sink full Of cold water. Swish II carefully
through the suds. Don't rub or wrno Roll in
towel and remove excess voter Dry away from
sunlight or direct heot-Wide World Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

time to time. II you do de-
eide on the rhinestone but
tons, try a necklace Of pearls
or green stones to harmonize
with the color Of the dress.
-
Question: We are going to
Bermuda in March. I'm set
on my wardrobe, but will my
husband need q white
jacket?
Answer: The temperature
in Bermuda during March is
Springlike. 1t ranges from
the upper SOS to the middle
COS. Wool and flannel Stacks
and sports jackets are good.
Night life there is formal.
Both white and black jackets
are worn the year-round.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-19

Carole Wickham, Christine Sharp,
Norma Blendt, Deborah Kennedy,
Judy Loder, Patricia King. Jun
ior varsity awards: Luther Luc-
as, basketball and baseball; Rob-
ert Pritchard, Burrill Mccoy,
Brandon Jones. football and base
ball; Sammy Mitchell, Linden
Boyer, James George. Norman
Davis, Richard Stinson, Ernest
Brown, Francis Sheridan, William
Etherington, David Urian, Jen-
nings Chambers, football, present
ed by Thomas Mulligan, coach,
who was given a trophy in ap-
probation. Harold Moffett, Clark
Ross, Barry Pritchard, Thomas
Mills, manager, basketball. Base
ball awards, by Whitney Michael,
to Robert Eckhart, Frank Nc
Ginnis, Larry Dickerson, John
Davis, Beldon Sterling, David
Pleasanton, Gary Harvath, Oscar
David. James Fischer, track.
Girls Varsity amural
awards: Cindy Deamer, trophy,
400 points, first time award has
been made; Cindy Deamer, Var
sity 81; Jeanne Faulkner, VAR
sity "S", first time award has
been made, both 800 points; Alice
Mae David and Jeanne Faulkner
silver pin, 200 points, first time
award has been made because of
change in award. The following
girls received silver charms for
100 points: Janet Christopher,
Sue David, Linda Diemicke, Bar
bara Faulkner, Sara Johnson
Clara Ann Jones, Esther Loder
Annette Shand, Nancy Shand
Christine Sharp, Bertha Mae
Thomas.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-19

typing, Carol Wolford, bookkeep-
ing, by Lewis Galloway; Slaugh-
ter, Inc. awards, for outstanding
class achievement, S5 each, Eng
lish, James Fischer and David
Marsh; physical education, Jeanne
Faulkner; mathematics, Larry
Vodvarka and John Cherriman;
senior high science, Larry Vod-
varka; Smyrna Rotary Club, S5,
for outstanding school service,
Jacqueline Diemicke; yrna
Home Demonstration Club, $3.50
each, for proficiency in homemak-
ing, to Alice Mae David and Kay
Jarman; Smyrna Lions Club, SIS,
for highest average in English
for the four high school years, in
memory of Glenn S. King, to
Lawrence c. Ellery, Jr., and Car
ole A. Wickham; Smyrna PTA,
five So awards, for outstanding
participation in extra curricular
activities, to James Fleming,
stage crew; Robert Spencer, year
book; Lawrence Ellery, newspap-
er; Ronald Mccoy, sports; Car
ole Wickham, drama, presented
by Thomas Mulligan; Business
and Professional Women's Club,
for nursing, presented for second
year to Kay Bulger; Veterans of
Foreign Wars Auxiliary, $3.50,
boy or girl in Grade 8 who has
shown most progress in charac-
ter, to James c. Slacum, by Mrs.
June E. Short; VFW Auxiliary
essay award, for best essay on
Americanism, to Larry Vodvarka;
Certificates to seniors for out
standing service to the school
through the Library Club, pre-
sented by John Dickinson, to
Suzanne Kemp, Judith Passmore,
Ralph Tieman, Charlotte Walker,
A years; Jacqueline Diemicke, Ma
omi Edge, Kay Jarman, Jean
Shane, Joyce Shane, Jerry Sterl-
ing, 2 years; Mona Bartlett, l
year. Drama Club awards, GER
tificates and pins, presented by
Miss Mary B. Amo, to William
Stokesbury, Carole Wickham,
Charlotte Walker, Linda Diem
icke, Mary Catherine Smith,
Charles Mast, Kay Jarman, James
Persinger, Jerry Sterling. The
Danforth Foundation award, book
and certificate, to young man or
woman most outstandingly four
square in personal development
and who have demonstrated dis
tinct qualities of leadership, to
Carole Wickham and Roger Kel-
sey, by Miss Virgie Bauer; Math-
ematics awards, contest sponsor
ed by University of Delaware, to
Larry Vodvarka and Margaret A.
Hurd, by Miss Miriam Brown;
Babe Ruth Sportsmanship award
to Rose Hestera and Robert Moi
felt, by Charles V. Williams,
Smyrna times., 1958-06-19

principal; Rotary Club of vii.
mington, a fully paid three-yeal
scholarship to Memorial Hospital
based on scholarship and personal
interview, tc Carolyn Reynolds
Science Fair awards, senior divi-
sion, to William Hill, William
Stokesbury, and Stephen Ped.
drick; junior division, Evelyn
Gardner and Margaret Seward;
local science fair, pins, senior di.
vision, to John Sheridan, David
Marsh, William Stokes bury
Stephen Peddrick, Sandralynr
Short; junior division, Lana Reed
Evelyn Gardner, Margaret Sew
ard, June Johnson, presented by
Mrs. Evelyn Mendenhall anc
Miss Killalea; American Institute
of Chemical Engineers, certifi'
Gates, for senior student with in.
terest and proficiency in the sci.
ences, to Larry Vodvarka, pre-.
sented by Mrs. Judith Moresco
Photographer of the Year award
for outstanding work in all phas.
es of Photographic art and sci.
ence, to Ronald M. Potter, by
Philip Toman; American Associ,
alton for the United Nations, GER,
tificate of merit, for participation
with distinction in the thirty
second high school contest, tC
Judith Passmore and Roger Kel
sey; OAR essay contest on Pres,
ident James Monroe, So, to Grace
Davis;
Student Council award, silver
pin to Lawrence Ellery; Goldey
Beacon certificates for spelling
to Larry Vodvarka, Judith Pass.
more, and Larry Ellery, seniors
(also champions of junior clas;
last year, and to Elaine Walker
James Persinger, and Carl Fisch
er, juniors.
Athletic awards, varsity: Ron
aid Mccoy, football basketball
baseball, and track; James Per
singer, football, basketball, base
ball; Wayne Cole, football, bas
ketball, track; Vernon Johnson
basketball, baseball; Larry Ellery
football, basketball Richard Saw
age, football, baseball; RicharC
Hudson, football, baseball; Johr
Scott, football, baseball; Rober
Boyer, football, track. Football
awards to Kenneth Gray, HarolC
Moffett, Barry Pritchard Franl
McGinnis, Donald O'Neal, Thorn
as Stachecki, Ralph Warner, Rob
ert Spencer, Nelson Everett, man
ager, James Pritchard, manager
Basketball awards, varsity: Bruc,
Wright, Richard Cole, David Ur
ian, manager, Robert Pritchard
manager. Baseball awards, var
sity: Larry Vodvarka, DAME
Caldwell, Willard Cauffman, Don
aid Davis, Horace Pugh. Track
Stephen Peddrick, Cheerleading
Smyrna times., 1958-06-19
STOCKS, BONDS
AID TO FUTURE
Americas Future Depends
On Capital Investment
Broker Tells Rotary
MONTHLY PAY-CHECK

Walter w. Burrows, manager
of the Dover Office of Laird, Bis
sell and Need, was the guest
speaker at the meeting of the
Smyrna Rotary Club. Robert
Herold and Mr.. Burrows were
guests of w. L. Wheatley. Mr..
Herold ran a movie protector
during the talk. Mr.. Burrows said
that investment in stocks and
bonds can provide a dividend
check each month and help with
initiation in the future. The film,
Your Share in Tomorrow" show
ed Wall Street, New York, and
how the stock exchange works.
In 1870 America sold stocks and
in 1892 New York merchants
started an exchange to buy and
sell stocks and bonds, and in 1925
the Erie Canal was financed by
the selling of bonds, according to
the speaker. The program of the
railroads was also made possible
by selling securities and stocks,
he continued. The invention of
the stock ticker made the trans
actions speedier than when done
by hand. In the Goth century
large cities, roads, and bridges
were financed by sales of stocks
and bonds, and today we have
faster trains, larger trucks, and
speedier planes, all made possible
by people buying stocks and
bonds, he said. The future of
America depends on capital from
investments in stocks and bonds,
he said in conclusion. The pro-
gram chairman was w. L. Wheat
ley and the response was made
by Reynolds Pratt. James Cooper
presided. Nelson S. Everhart led
singing with George v. Kirk as
accompanist. Dave Rash was a
visitor from Hackensack, N. ].
Smyrna times., 1958-06-19
st. Peters Church Notes

The Rev. F. Sydney Bancroft,
rector, has announced services at
st. Peters Church on the third
Sunday after Trinity. June p, as
follows: Holy communion, 8 am;
Morning prayer and sermon, IL
am. A feature of the morning
service last Sunday was the dedi-
cation of new altar linens.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-19
SCHOOL LISTS
ANNUAL GIFTS
Continued from Page One

medal and name engraved on
plaque, for best senior boy in
agriculture, to Presley E. Moore,
presented by Robert Haley; Com
mercial award, S5 each, for out
standing work in commercial sub
jects, Shirley Ross, shorthand and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Then The Great Moment AZ canaveral ;. !.

And not all Of it always went
we'll. In our next test flight, a
Jupiter-C veered of course -
and gave US a terrible scare. We
were afraid something was dras-
tically wrong with our guidance
set-up. However, il was not long
before DR.. Walker Haeusser-
mann, the brilliant head Of our
Guidance and Control Labora-
tory, and his associates, had To-
Gated the defect that had caused
the failure. and the following
missile hit exactly where il was