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ALEXANDRIA,

S,. ,.; .H: ere, Spi S, & n; s,.'
esdroSm. sna famil. Lms full
10 ,RpSiptSsns, M.b-4sSS .
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cL0sE-N AND COW, N. AFi. To-
cation, on level lol With tan trees
, ..l,, eFisk rambler. Of.
cen e. haii. ! firspiaces' sep. din
I'm, de luxe Hotpoint kit. with
table space; full dsylight bsmt
vacant, immed. occupancy. Asking
S2d $50 For further details call
THE DARBY CO. Realtors. eaIn
wilson hlyd IA. S-os93. once
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BELTSVuLE
EVANSVILLE

BRIcK-s TILE RATHs
rms. full bsnft. with lovely
rec. rm.. Anehor-feneed lot;
storm windows and screens.
As low as 5000 down. Near
every e0nvenienee,
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SUBSTANTIAL TENANT

viii fnd Ions or short term lease
Men n unit ~; fhSSd net s.s e ' q
100 units. Can Be- ilrnishnssd q
p Sranis" not importsnt n price u
JjNhh. !, c.nn rx ns = Ms co'' sr w I,
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The PERRY BOSWELL CO.
VA. 7-450Q Realtors
SOUTHLAWN RAMBLER

$3.50 down. 3 bedrooms. hardwood
paruuet floors. modern kit, Dish.
washer. clothes washer. garoage
disposal. Take over bis OIL loan
payments include taxes and IN
.sarAnce FIRST time offered. Best
value IN area. Cali Nj. kitcnsns'
ATLAS REALTY CO, ST. 3-13tis,
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XsHToN HEIOHTs-A 30-ft nv.

ASHTON HEIGHTS--A Soft ny..
ing room Is Just one feature Of
this smartly decorated. spacious
Cape Cod. huge, modern kitchen
adjoining . paneled family room,
twin bedrooms and bath on LIST,
2 large bedrooms on 2nd, full base
ment. porch. patio, detached ga
rage level. tree-shaded lot 3 MIN
vsss Pentsson; only Iy,S:, 81, .sSoa. ggitth
INC 2i60 N. oiebe I'd, IA.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
CONTINUED

\. ARR, Country Club Hills
ssIa''s p ''SI sss. VI. :SRl'1 wiz "
marble iirepl, beaut. din. .rm.
and den; center-hal plan; rec
with bath: and built-in garage
100000 cash dr.. lst trust 81
Ssh 900 a. So M. PAYABLE $l9s
per no. g sualined buyers. WI
Sc psnar trsd Ss "a, 7-Ssoo' Mr.
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COUNTRY ACRH-'

COUNTRY AcHE-"Hnd . swim
California rancher with eye ap-
peal and loaded with charm
spacious living room with hre-
place. separate dining room, farm
sl1e kitchen with de luxe eauip-
Inept. three big bedrooms. . full
baths, side-screened porch. fun
basement with second fireplace
inter system. AND ONLY TIE
LOOK rs EXPENSIVE All this
for only S9s.aSO---you name the
tefmsi PEARSON PROPERTIES.
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LOTS. ACREAGE ier SAFE

BRADLEY Hills lots for sale
| mi. from Wisconsin ave. Each
lot located on a sep dead-end St,
connecting at rear lot lines. Lol
dimensions are 1926 50. II arc
l3.O9a sa. II. Phone OWNER
wO 6-606l
GREENBELT, MD.-Builder mus
sell beautiful i0.00O-so 1T. wooded
lot adj TO and overlooking th'
Qreenbelt Lake. orig purchased
for own home, distance TO present
work forces sale. Sincerely believ,
lot y among dozen most de.
sirable residential sites In wash.
ington area. Purchase price o.
water. viii consider buiiding or
lot for qualified purchaser. Gran.
HILLCREsT = CORNER. 6Sxi 90
beautiful residential section, S4.,
. 81, Sc; $500. cash or terms
Excellent investment section
Build 2-family unit, Owner sale
sell or trade. MARSHALL ]
WpAPLEs 60 CO. 1884 lAth st. NV
HUNTING HILL RsfATHs. re-
strieted community adjacent 4
TO s acres each; $500 PEI
acre: 81 900 cash per acre term
with subordlnation for balance
Mr., LEBI,IN0, ewes. sun. OIL
1;,doSSs ROBERT =. HALL CO.
PAINT BRANCH FARM, i-acre lot
Sell same price paid for, $1,000
To see Drive out old Route 20 ;.
St, Marys I'd. CUTS into Motley
School being built within walkinl
distance, Opens In July. Not
Individual homes. Can Nv. 4
SHERWOOD MANOR in Primo,
Georges County. Only mi. nortl
OF new Annapolis-Wash. express
way Beaut, ! acre lots. woode.
9eSSrI s1rf Term, Rie dfs So ss sro Ress
Developer. sP $4,000.
SPRINGFIELD. MD.---p.sO0 "a. n
q, ep n,tv,. street soS mils .o,i ir1r
S S'sc to pl s:sS 81 M4s s. hSsshsNSi
BuILDERS--Beapt. Y acre woodes
lots IN Seabrook Acres. Only y
Minis; TO p: G: and Port Meade q.
sever v,n Ea VA, .,h nq Eas o22d NJ NJ
sToRcH, Deyeloper, 6P $4,000
HOME ACRIs BLDG, eITE-citl
water ayahs lQluH "a Az
y; SSSTS !.j s'i.'v wv. ti'SsS$s.. ewes
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COLORED-t TWO-FAM. ATS
z bedrms., tenants pay utils In
come. S0.e4O First trust, S4O,'
600. go; $1,000 down. Best ne
location, M, schools Hl0LkR a
co. 81, 3.Sasl; ewes. and sun
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NRL. $50. s00f Yes.. look agAin.
$50 .s00l Hottest buy. Three
hedrms. With expansibie attic, sep
DIN. rm.. full bSE1f with ample
rec. I'm space, ntee-si1e lot; op-
portunitv knocks ONE TINE. Cal
ia 2-4sO0, WRIGHT REALTY
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HlEx. AREA-SS50 dn.. s oedrms-.
Fan light hsmt.. brick. storm win
sdozs. disp., si3.950 so. 5-g354'
Anna LEE Hrs. Pals church;
~efs-pSO-Snug and coy ram
1hier. Lee. corner lot with white
ranch fence Three bedrms. neat
as 4 pin: cow 20 bus. shopptng.
9rhooIs. Assume ige. loan Make
4 dste in s.. See this eharmer
fnowi Call IA. 2-4s00. WRIGHT
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FaLLs CHURCH AREA; siD' 500

--The plquant charm OF New
England abides IN this spacious,
light, bTieht custom built home
surrounded BY tall. tall trees
antique brass locks and n and =
American motif. : 3-eIposure Nv
rm. opens on hagstone patio
CHEEKY din. rm., pine aneied kit.
and rec I'm, with nrspl2o ? bed
COOK, Rsaltor. JE 2-3s72. JE,
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hRL.. n: 3-bedrcom rambler on
a. only sis.a5c-ssp. DIN fm,'
July equipped kit. fenced yard
immac. cond., vacant. immed. oe-
cupaney. easy FHA or Convention
al terms FOr further details call
THE DARBY CO. Realtors. e3lg
Wilson blyd IA. 5-9393. once
open p I'll o
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HOUSES F0R SALIVA

NIEX. Bev. Hiiis. or rent. slate
root. s-6edrm. brk.. nrepl, sep.
din. rm.. scr, peh.s bsmt.: gar I.
isneed I'd. XII a-i7f6.
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ARNA VALLEY = Easy finaneins
ssa1y 10y SScp 81 ~ sas, Ai sr%
semidet. brick partially improved
bsmt fenced yard With trees
col. ELIJAH q. ARNOLD fU9A
RET Broker. EN-. 3-43JS. IA
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BOATS
AUr0MoTIVE MISC.
rRAILERs

FORD 81 Model A; cisassembled.
also 81 Ford grili; reas.; TW. s.
15AA aftRr b nm
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I BEDRMs., -2ls BATHS AND a
HUGE OIL LOAN TO ASSUME Y y
splek and soar, sll aer,;n., ,ane srd
M perfectly immaculate condition
Attractively finiahed recreation
Tm. with firepirce In full base
ment. Picture windowed LIVING .rm
with ioor-to-ceiling brick fireplace
wall Separate dining rm and
truly de luxe o-E-eauipped .kitch-
en- with AL the extras and large
breakfast area. Bic breezy OUT
door patio for your summer en-
teftairIng Only a moderate down
payment required and priced for
s scisk p ss5GsP js .ss4hSe.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OcoNTlNUEpl
ALEXANDRIA,
Tn Setfle AM Esfate

Low down pymt,. exceptional a.
nancing available; hedrns.. 1h
baths. living rfn. with fireplace,
large dining rn,, nice Kitchen,
TAKE 4 LOOK AND MAKE AN
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Is UNITS
80 UNITS

Also an interest In . ahopping
center In busy location. owner
moving business interests 70 Flor
ida. Reasonable ofier viii be con-
Sidered
Write 10 ALBERT cHAIKEN,
1901 Abingdon drive. Alexandria,
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MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
on TRIMS. Ii. $1,000. s. z.
REALTY co.
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FALLs CHURCH ARIA. By OWNER

--CaliTOTnla rambler. , bedTm11 .
Nv, rm.. sep. din. rm.. mod. kit,
bath. utility I'm, earport. lge
wooded lot. near schools. shops
transp quiet neighborhood: Si7.-
600 II 3-i3i3
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BUSINESS PaoP. WANTED

NEW-CAR sH0WROOM or building
suitable for same. Box lg0-A. Star
USED CAR LOT or suitable site
wanted. BOX lai-A. Star
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6EyTRIY WuLs.AiLEx..-.Brk co.

ioniaI. 8 bedrms. plus Iiv. porch
eiec kit. hrepl, garagei level
yard. trees: best schools. Minis
bus S21.3o0. Assume OF. OWNER
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last year when Corpl. Marlin
s. clevenger. then a trooper,
stopped Baltimore contractor
Sidney Sappington. Corpl.
Clevenger was of duty at the
time and not in uniform. but
Identified himself TO Mr.. Sap
pington.
Driver Takes on
Mr.. sappington drove of
while Corp. clevenger was
calling his barracks at Water
loo. The trooper traced the
cars plates to Mr.. Sappington
and swore out warrants charg-
ing the contractor with drunk
en- driving. reckless driving and
diSorderly conduct.
In its report, the State Po-
lice board last week admon-
ished Corp. Cleveneer. for not
going through ofiicial channels.
The board also recommended
dropping two Of the warrants.
The third warrant charging
Sappington with reckless driv-
ing was served on the contrac-
tor Monday. BY failing to APP
pear in Annapolis Magistrates
Court yesterday. Mr.. Sapping-
ton forfeited $26.45 collateral.
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Two Plead Guilty
In Fuirfux Holdup

Two men pleaded guilty in
Fairfax Circuit Court yester-
day to robbing a young Fair
fax County filing station
attendant last month. Senten-
cling was set for October 3 by
Judge Paul Z. Brown.
Kenneth Leon Galloway, 81
of Philadelphia. and Miguel
Angel Estrada, Is. OF Brooklyn
a limited robbing Donald
Brown. II. who was attending
a filing station at Routes l23
and 29-2ll on July 8.
After taking $50 at knife
point, the two men made him
get into their car. They drove
to Chantilly, made him strip
and released him not far from
his home.
Traced through their car,
the two men we're arrested in
Arizona. They are being held
in Fairfax County jail on q
$1,000 bond.
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w. J. HOLMAN
Retiring After
40 Years in IRIS

william J. HOLMAN. "a. for
mer national vice commander
Of the American Legion and
holder OF many local legion
posts. win retire this month
after nearly 40 years with the
Internal Revenue Service.
Mr.. Hoffman and his wife
live at 1877 South Oak Crest
road. Arlington. He is a tech
meal adviser with Washington
ONCE Of the appellate division.
Philadelphia region. Internal
Revnue Service.
In the American Legion he
has served as past commander
of his Internal Revnue Post 80,
as vice commander and depart
ment commander for the Dis
trict and as national executive
committeeman and vice COM
mander.
Mr.. Hoffman has daughter.
Margaret Erskine Ham, who
lives In Detroit. and a son Bill
who works with the National
Institutes OF Health.
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$4,000 Drive Opens
For Aiding Retarded

The Arlington Knights of the
Round Table has begun a drive
to raise $4,000 to benefit
Northern Virginia's mentally
retarded, physically handi-
capped and underprivileged
children.
Louis L. Maser, international
president of the service organ
ization. said the Arlington
members will paint street
numbers on homes in the
county in return for contribu-
tons.
Thomas w. Dodge Of 14l5
Courthouse road is the chair
man for the fund drive. The
organizations national project
is the training and assistance
of youths. Mr.. Maser said.
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virginians arrested after Mary
land took over sole control Of
the river June /. 1857.
John p. Tawes. TIC chair
man. said the IL were arrested
August l while fishing crab
pots in the Potomac OF st.
Marys County between Smiths
Point and Raeged Point. All
failed 10 appear for a hearing
In Leonardtown August 5 and
Magistrate Walter Abel Or
1ered forfeiture Of $l2.50 each,
Under acts Of the 1857 Gen.
eral Assembly, Maryland took
full command OF conservation
law enforcement in the river.
The Legislature made all wa
termen operating in the Poto-
mac subject to Maryland laws.
required Virginians to get
Maryland licenses in addition
to permits required by their
own State. and abrogated the
compact of 1855 giving Vir-
ginians equal fishing rights in
the river.
Virginia is contesting the uni
lateral abrogation of the COM
pact.
Mr.. Tawes identified the Vir-
ginians as Verdem B. Hundell,
Matthew Hundell, Leon ar d
Hundell, Leonard Gaskin and
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Association Elects
Fuirfux Court Clerk

Thomas c. Chapman, jr.,
clerk Of the Fairfax County
Court, yesterday was elected
first vice president Of the Ma
tional Association Of County
Recorders and Clerks.
Mr.. Chapman. who also is
president Of the Virginia Court
Clerks Association. was elected
to the national post at the clos
ing session Of that groups con-
vention in Portland, Greg.
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Zumbrum, the commissioner
managing director.
The new probe would be the
second since Mr.. Zumbrum first
made public the fact that three
State Police warrants remained
unserved IA months after they
had been issued.
In announcing the new re-
view. Mr.. Allen said yesterday
Col. Elmer r. Munshower. State
Police superintendent, had
agreed 10 turn over TO the
Criminal Justice Commission
all evidence collected last week
by a special State Police board
Of Investigation.
Munshower Co-operates
Mr.. Allen said he told Mr..
Munshower yesterday that the
commission, an independent
agency, was interested in an
objective review OF the case.
He said the superintendent con-
CURED and promised to supply
documentary evidence as soon
as copies were ready.
The new review will be made
by a committee of the justice
commission, but will not in
clude Mr.. Zumbrun. Mr.. Allen
said Mr.. Zumbrun has addi-
tional information which has
accrued since the State Police
Board submitted its report last
week.
He denied that Mr.. zumbrun
had been "muzzled" or
gagged" after a meeting of the
commissions executive commit
tee Tuesday. This referred TO
reports that Mr.. Allen ordered
Mr.. Zumbrun to make no COM
ment to newsmen after the
closed meeting.
No Resignation Asked
Mr.. Allen also denied rumors
that the commission had dis
cussed asking for Mr.. zum-
bruins resignation, and he
hastened to back up the man
aging directors competence.
The commission president
said he had nothing to add re-
Rarding the report made by
the State police board, COM
posed of three captains. He
said he has a copy of the re-
port but refused to say
whether all Of its contents had
been made public.
AS far as can be determined.
no member of the press has
seen a copy of the report.
The case began in May Of
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Boy Tunnel
Objections
Dropped
BALTIMORE. Aug. Il (AP)

BALTIMORE. AUG. Il CAP
The Maryland Port Authority
has withdrawn It's objections
TO the proposed construction by
Virginia Of a bridge-tunnel
across lower Chesapeake Bay.
Joseph L. Stanton. executive
director OF the authority. told
a special meeting yesterday that
further changes made In plaEs
for one Of the tunnels In the
project would meet the au-
thority's objections.
There was virtually no dis
cussion before the authority
voted on Mr.. Stantons recon-
mendation 10 withdraw the OBJ
jections.
The authority had protested
the original designs calling for
q bridge over the Baltimore
shipping channel. Maryland
maritime interests said the
bridge did not provide adequate
horizontal clearance.
The bridge later was replaced
by a proposed tunnel. but the
said this still failed
TO provide enough horizontal
clearance.
Mr.. Stanton explained that
the new changes call for sink
ing the tunnel deeper into the
Bay bottom, and that this would
meet the authority's objections.
The l6.7-mile project was APP
proved August 4 by the Army
engineers. The Chesapeake Bay
Ferry Commission is expected
to market bonds for the project,
estimated TO cost $l44 million.
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Bonus Stand
Delayed by
Devereux

Representative James p.
Devereux. Maryland's Republic
can candidate for Governor.
says he won't take a stand on
a war veterans bonus until
after a special committee makes
It's report.
Mr.. Devereux said yesterday
he has been assured Gov. Nc
Keldin will complete appoint
ment Of the committee very
soon.
He added:
I'm confident the governors
appointments, along with the
already designated representa-
tives from the State Senate and
the House Of Delegates. will
create a well-balanced. sincere
group Of open-minded citizens
TO analyze this perennial bonus
proposal and 10 assay each OF
its angles. including the actual
wish Of a majority Of war vet
Grams. consensus Of general
public opinion. the financial
circumstances OF the State and
their relationship to the po-
tential payment Of the bonus,
possible methods OF financing
bonus bonds and all other re-
lated matters.
"As governor, / would OF
course give full consideration
to the report and recommended
tons Of this statutory COM
mittee."
Legislation enacted by the
1858 General Assembly called
for creation Of a study COM
mittee on veterans bonuses.
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D. OfficerHurt
In Air Crash

Comdr. Jon Thomas. a. Of
Washington. was one Of eight
Navy officers injured yesterday
in an airplane crash on San
Francisco Bays mud fats.
Comdr. Thomas was co-pilot
OF the Grammar TIL. The
left engine Of the plane caught
fire shortly after the plane took
of and II came down in 2
feet Of water and was demol-
ished.
Comdr. Thomas. who is the
son OF Mrs. Madge Thomas.
2737 Devonshire place NV.
suffered back injuries. The
other officers sustained less Sc
rious injuries, including bruises
and shock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14

Ernest Rogers. all OF Ophelia:
William c, Davenport. Orrie
Smith and william ID. Craig.
all Of Sunny Bank. and Rich
ard Tarlton, william Winstead.
Kilmer Harcum and Moses
Cockrac, all OF Heathville.
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Two Missing in Boot

NORFOLK, Aug. IL APP
The Coast Guard has identified
two persons missing since a
small boat capsized Tuesday in
Hampton Roads as Mrs. Mittie
Davis, 40. Waverly, and her
niece. Francina Davis. 10, Pc
terShurR.
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Il Virginions Forfeit
In Fishing Low Test

ANNAPOLIS. Aug IA tAPl.-TVelve Virginia watermen
forfeited bonds Of $i25O each after failing appear for
hearings charges Of operating in the Potomac River without
Maryland licenses.
The Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Commission an
the action yesterday and said they the first
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New Probe Launched
In Stote Police Case

BALTIMORE Aus. IA Cap The Criminal Justice Com
mission today prepared conduct Investigation OF the
State Police warrants
George M Allen commission president said the nyestiga
ton win include played in the matter by Alvin T.
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BY (OACr 6lsNEp

LAMP Outside THE COTTAGE,
THE EVIL WITCA-0UEEN WITCHES -.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14
ADMIRA AL PAPA Pho XII

Tenemos que pedirle a Dios que nos con-
eeda un Papa como Ell que ACADIA de morir.
No Is possible mantener en- alto la religion
sin un jefe que nos oriente bien. La obra
de Pho XII ha sido Ia salvacion contra Ell CO.
munismo y hay que rosar q Dios que vuelva
otro como FL.
Nosotros los catolicos somos obedientes al
Papa, pero nos susta que Ell Papa sea Yin
hombre de gran inspiration cristiana, y de
fuerte perscnalidad, como el fallecido.
Muy atentamsnts,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14

encima en- range a los otros representatives
en- la mesa de la conferencia.
La noticia de que Dillon esta senalado
para la comision sorprendio a los funcio-
narios latinoamericanos Ellos esperaban que
Sc nombrara a Thomas C. Mann, Secretario
Auxiliar de Estado para asuntos economics,
QUE trabaja a las -6rdenes de Dillon.
En- opinion de los observadores politi.
cos, tai designation daria a los Estados Unidos
la i~niciativa en- 10 que Sc espera sera una de
las mas trascendentales operaciones de pla.
neamiento economico en- Ia historic de La
cooperation panamericana.
Representa- un Gambia muy significativo
despues de los amos en- que Washington Sc
ha mostrado reacio a atender las peticiones
latinoamericanas de una acci6n mas decidida
para ayudar a SUI fomento economico.
Dillon es ell autor de un programa de
prestamos por muchos miles de millones de
dolares, que ell gobierno proyecta utilizar Ell
ano proximo como SUI principal arma, a largo
plazo, para contrarrestar la ofensiva eco
monica de la Union Sovietica en- las areas po-
CO fomentadas. En- esa capacidad, y como
director del fondo de emprestitos para fomen.
to, esta en- una ~posicion clave para Ia con-
cesion de fondos de ayuda exterior.
Los funcionarios dicen que otra raz6n
para la designation de Dillon a la comisi6n,
fue ell alto respeto que hacia 81 siente Ell
Congress-, que sera Ell que Olga la ultims pa
labra sobre los fondos que los Estados Uni.
dos podrian s~olicitar, para eualquier empire
So nteramericana
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14
Canonizaci6n del Papa Pho XII

tas antes de que I'm ataque de ~gastritis y her
MIA gastrica hiciera temer por Ia vida del
Sumo Pontifice.
En- esa oportunidad Ell diario del Vaticano
"L0sservatore Romano" inform6 que una VOC
misteriosa pero clara dijo al Papa enfermo:
"Vendra una vision.
En- la madrugada del dos de diciembre,
anadi6 Ell peri6dico, Pho XII VIC, desde su
lecho una vision de Jesus, "silenciosa, en-
toda SUI elocuente majestad'.
Ell Padre Santo penso, que ell silencio de
Jesucristo significaba que estaba cerca Ia
bora de su muerte y %pronuncio e~ntonces las
palabras de la oracion Anima Christi: "Oh,
Jesus, llamame; ordename que vaya a IT,.
Pero todavia no habia llegado Ia bora de
la muerte para ell Papa.
Ademas de esas visiones anunciadas off
buyeron Pic XII la milagrosa cura de una
nina enferma de tuberculosis y la devolu-
cion de la vista a un nino ciego,
Los diarios citaron palabras atribuidas
II Atihl COhiPOoiIOI ltdlauU TIcIU MdSCdS-
nj, segdn las cuales SUI sobrina tuberculosis
fue curada err 1912, despues de recibir un
rosario y una medalla de plata bendecidos
por Ell Sumo Pontifice.
La revista milanesa "Epoca" publico tam.
bien la noticia de la curaci6n de "Una nj
rita, 0 nihito, ciego de nacimiento, que de
pronto recupero la vista despues de ser abra-
zado por Ell Papa.
Todas esas versiones, investigates por
las autoridades v~aticanas. no seran tomadas
oficialmente en- cuenta hasta la muerte de
Pic XII.
~Comdnmente, para ser beatificada una
persona debe haber inspirado dos milagros
durante SUI vida o despues de su muerte.
Para la canonizacion Sc necesitan habitual.
rnente dos milagros mas.