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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-23
BELOW COST

1872. Eost off Rush. A ehorm
ing 3-bedroom full basement 2.
yeor-old ranch that can be
bought for less than comparable
new homes. Liberal financing
w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-23
SMALL BUNGALOW

1888. South Of Euclid, cost Of
Lloyd Rd. A 5.yeor-oId, 412.room
frame home with basement, lh-
cor garage and feneed-in yord.
we'll Iondseoped. $500 down.
W. o.l600.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-23
ST, JEROMES

o1s JL4tS1VAh0
MEMORIAL, bargain, 7-room
frame, gas furace, copper plumb
ing, basement. Days, EX. l-23l6;
KE. 1-6217, after 6 p. m.
PARKWAY off East 293rd ST., Willo-
wick, 3-bedroom ranch. open
Sunday to 6 p. m. or daily by
appointment. Northeast Realty,
RE. 1860, RE. 1867. w. l-6464.
HARRIS rd. off Highland rd., Rich
mond Heights, 3-bedroom brick
ranch, double attached garage.
Open 2 to 6 Sunday or daily by
appointment. Northeast Realty,
RE. 1860. RE. 1867, w. 1-8464.
BY owner, Richmond Heights, brick
veneer semi-ranch, 2 bedrooms,
full dining room, 2 fireplaces,
breakfast nook, recreation room,
semi-finished up. AN. 1-l340.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-23
OWNER IS ANxlOUsl

0FVNSN " "ENINsOO0f
1858. West of Worden Rd.. this
lovely bungalow hos z bed.
room, down with exponsion vp;
,eporote dinette, eorpetins, full
basement and lh-eor garage,
on q large LOT. w. 6.16o0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
NEW YORK. July 10 OP.--National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE. July is GE, tUsDAI.-
Cattle and calves. weeks supply made
up approximately 35-4O per cent
slaughter steers. per. cent bulls. bal
slaughter heifers. stockers and feed
ers included; receipts about the same
as last week. 80 per cent less than
last year, good demand for bulls early
In week and poor. demand late with
large bulk Of supply unsold in closing
other classes, demand only fair to
poor, around loads cows unsold In
closing trade. compared last Thursday
choice to prime steers closed fully
steady, other grades 1915 cents lover.
slaughter heifers and stoekers and
commercial and standard cows steady,
large bulk all grades Of COWS SOL 90
lower, full decline on Gamers and
cutters, bulls and vealers lost early ad-
95S-iO60 10; 20 so through the, week;
bulk S00-l1S1 ID. standard and good
20. O0-27. so Thursday: short load good
and choice 14OO ID. steers $500 Mon
day and short load good and choice
1900 ID. steers $500 Monday and
steers 24.35 Thursday, short load 906
ID. choice and prime slaughter heifers
$500 small lot $40 ID. standard 1915
in closing trade.
Utility ana commercial COWS Oloscu
Is. 50-21 90. small lot high CONNER
cial 81 .25. bulk Gamers and cutters
is. 5O-IS.5O light Gamers 1900
1850. utility and commercial bulls
90 OO.25 90 Monday, very little SOLD
after Monday, bulk good and choice
l60-25O ID. vealers closed at 1900
80. 90. few choice 81 90 earlier In the
week. load $50 ID. mostly good stock
steers 200, small lot GAS ID. choice
2S. 90 Monday, through the week few
scattered lots SOO-l 900 ID, medium
to good feeder steers "A 00-26 90 in.
Guiding 1924 ID. lot at 24.s5, load
264 ID. mainly choice stock steel
calves 5000 Monday. few lots good
and choice 20 O0-29 90 with some lots
carrying few heiferS, two stable lots
603-65l ID. largely good feeder heifers
% 1874 90 Monday
Hogs: Butchers mostly e5 loves
than last Thursday, sows 20 cents
lower, receipts about same as last
week and 20 per cent under last year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
Opperfnnllv
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
BANK. OF MARYLAND

OF SEAT PLEASANT 81 PRINCE GEORGES. MARYLAND
at the close Of business on June ~, 1888
State Bank No 65-2l7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
CorporaiesDip
As Federal
Issues Slide
by WARREN BENNETT


Associated Press financial Writer
NEW YORK. July ie-The
Government bond market
stumbled 10 It's heaviest losses
Of the year this week. As q d.
rect result OF disorderly condi-
tons In the government mar
ket, corporate securities de-
clined too.
Late ON Friday. the Federal
Reserve stepped in 10 bolster
the Government market by an
nouncing It's open market COM
mittee had been instructed TO
buy Government bonds as well
as bills. The announcement
marked abandonment Of q
"bills only" policy In effect
since 1881. under which the
Federal Reserve restricted its
market activities 10 purchase
or sale Of short-term obliga-
tons only.
All segments Of the corpo-
rate market closed lower for
the week, Utilities. rails and
investment quality issues were
hardest hit. Utilities gave up a
full point on the AP index Of
so representative bonds,
For the week. the Treasury's
32-year 3las slumped ? and
1892 at 100 Si32 bid. Down
two full points we're the 80
year 3I4s at 81 1882. The new
27-year 31ts we're down l and
1892 at 81 1882. The 40-year
3s were down one full point at
SO 20 80. The 12-year As were
off 1882 at LOG, the 2l2s Of
1868 were of 1882 at 98 24i32
and the Victory gas OF De-
cember l972-67 we're of 1882
at SO 24/32 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

MEMORANDA
Assets pledged assigned to liabilities
and for other purposes $1231s52517
(a) Loans shown above after deduction
Of reserves of ------------------- s934935 6
/, BRICE D. DUCKETT, Treasurer Of the above-named
bank do soemny affirm that the above true and
that fully and correctly represents the state Of the sew
era matters herein contained best of my
knowledge and belief BRICE D. DUCKETT. Treasurer.
State of Maryland County Of Prince Georges SIS:
Sworn to and subscribed before this day of July
1858 and hereby certify that director Of
this bank.
(Seal) PAUL D. JOHNSON Notary Public
My commission expires May T. 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. July 10 ". - Butcher
hoes offerings this week we're among
the smallest Of the year but the
market firmed after sharp declines
through Wednesday.
to P hs On Mep IN t~o a @CStSs
ana the ayeraee price Of S32.l7 that
day was the lowest price since June 4
Sows comprised about - per cent Of
the weeks OFFERINGS and the average
222 lbs, the lightsst since last October.
BarIows and gifts were as cents to
~ lower and sows so to 20 cents
The cattle run was 90 per cent
LARGEST for any week in "a months
with about 30 per cent of the offer
ings being slaughter steers.
The supply Of $4,000 head on Mon
in almost 10 months and il had
depressing effect on prices for the
remainder OF the five-day period
Slauehter steers. were 55 cents to Vi rs
2 e week s ,ns. and heiters were so cents
CUsDkJ hoss 100. total 100 1esti-
mated, for the week: BarIows and
gifts 75-l 90 lower. sows 50-75 lower
mostly SRs f0S No. several and O's q od ss IS IS
butchers brought 20 90, a few lots
No. 1 these weights also going at that
price. Other Mo- 1 and . lots these
weights brought 2.I5-22 80 with bulk
U. s. No. . and 3 2O0-27O Id. butchers
% .5O-22 IS. few heavies UP to $40
lbs, ranged downward 70 Ellis and
weights as light as $50 lbs. ranged
as low as - 80. Sows closed at n 80
to rs. largely according to weight
Cattle 100, total 100 (estimatedl. for
the week. Compared late last week
slaughter steers closed G5-1 rs low.
and heiters mostly 5U-l 90 lower, cows
$3.50 lower Bulls largely So 90
lower. Vealers fully steady Early
bulk choice and prime slaughter steers
most good and low choice steers early
25.50-26.75. late bulk 24.75-25 IS,
some standard and low good steers late
% .00-24 so, high choice and prime
heifers 21.00-2S.0O, late bulk good
and choice heifers "a 5O-2675, utility
standard and low good grades 1880
"a 90, few standard COWS 20.50-2l so.
utility and commercial COWS 1850
81 90, bulk Gamers and cutters 800
80, some light Gamers down to
IA. 90 ana occasionally below. weeks
bulk utility and commercial bulls
%. 5O-25 90, bulk good and choice
vealers 2S.0O-31 90, scattered head
80 90, utility and standard vealers
lS.00-2SQ0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
BIG WHEAT CROP GOES TO MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 10 R1.-The Mid
die East crisis save the grain futures
market the fastest whifl this week
that Il has had in many months and
all prices came out with broad GAINS,
some Of them very broad.
Corn scored the best advances, NOV
Inc ahead around Q cents . bushel on
the deferred contracts while soybeans
had gains ranging to . cents.
while the landing Of United states
Marines In Lebanon on Tuesday pro-
vided the major influence, II was BY
no means the. only one. There still
was the small. almost tight, supply
Of grains in commercial positions,
particularly wheat and corn, and there
had been q good commercial demand.
wheat closed s..-6as cents q b SalN
40; corn, 45s-6as higher, July,
49,; eats, i I15x:, h 1sIS, S JSIy.
soybeans, 6H-9 higher, July, 2.32ss-h
to 7s cents lower, September, 1242.
Range Of prices for the week:
uiah Inn Itiiv ~ Ialv I I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

about so head mainly U. s. Nos. ! and
2 2l0-220 ID. butchers 24.7S Monday
for weeks best price, inclosing trade.
bulk mixed Nos l-3 I9O-220 h.
butchers 1915. one lot No. 3 3OS ID,
1-3 100000 ID. sows 1925-2O.25
through week
Sheep: Sprins slaughter lambs steady
with last Thursday. bulk 1870 ID
good and choice spring slaughter
lambs "a O0-25 90 through week
800, bulk $3.50 ID. utility 1900
% 90, few good ana choice 1I2-16O
10. slaughter ewes 6.00-7 90. A "a
head lot 81 ID. medium and good
feeder lambs 1850 Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

MEMORANDA
Assets pledged assigned to secure liabilities
ana Tor other purposes 1889 800 SO
l. w. PAUL STALLSMTTH Cashier Of the above-named
bank do solemn affirm that the above statement and
that 1t fully and correctly represents the true state Of the
several matters herein contained and forth the best
my knowledge and belief W. PAUL STAILSAfITH Cashier
State Of Maryland County Of Montgomery, SIS:
Sworn to and subscribed before this I'd day Of July
1883 and hereby certify that officer director
Of this bank.
0Seal) TERENCE McCARTY Notary Public
My commission expires May 4. 1859.
Corect-Attest:
W. P. STAILSMITH GEO. A. SACKS,
VIM. H. PRESCOTT CLARENCE c. KEISER,
Directors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
TOBACCO
MARKETS

UPPER MARLBORO. Md. July 10
d41 tUSDAl .--final auctions. for the
1857 crop OF Southern Maryland to-
bacco we're held this week. Growers
sold the heaviest weekly volume on
record The average was the lowest
OF the year, the Federal-State Market
News Service reported. Most grades
sold at lower prices. Quality showed
little change.
sales Tor July 14-ls amounted to
A,I4O,5I6 pounds and returned S3S.0s
hundred. S3.92 under the week
before Seasons sales totaled 34,-
175,46s pounds and averaged S44Q3
The Maryland Tobacco Cooperative
received 80 per cent OF the sales
for the week under the Government
loan program. This was the largest
perCentage OF the year Deliveries to
the cooperative for the season
amounted to 17.2 per cent.
Net receipts Of the Baltimore HOES
head Market through July is we're
reported as about 2,S23.OO0 pounds.
This combined with the auction hgure
amounts TO about 3B.9SS.OOO pounds.
Auction bid averages per hundred
pounds ON a limited number OF rep
.esentative u s. grades we're as fol-
lows:
Chg from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

American Wholesalers win
hold an open house TO preview
the 1853 Motorola television
and stereophonic HiFi lines for
dealers at is showroom, Fifth
and w streets. NE. starting
today and lasting through
Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

W. CARROLL BEATTY,
ROLAND H. BERGER,
G. CARVuLE BOWEN,
WILLIAM BOWIE.
JAMES A. CLANCY,
j DONALD CLAGETT.
T. HOWARD DUCKETT,
SAM ZIG.
WRIT A. GILL,
JOHN H. HUNTER,
THADDEUS NJ. JONES,
ARTHUR c. KEEPER,
FRED L. LUTES,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
COMMODITIES

NEW YORK. July Is l1.-The Asso-
elated Press index Of important COM
The index registered 1880, up
from III As Q week ago but down from
1882 q year ago, based on 1926
as 100.
The industrial, Erains and cotton,
textile and non-ferrous metal compo-
nents advanced. Livestock and food
low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

HARRY MARTENS, JR.
WILBUR B. MEHRING,
OLIVER METZEROTT,
WALDO B. MOVERS.
NICHOLAS OREM, JR.,
HERBERT w. REICHELT.
WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS,
JOSEPH RICHARDS, JR.
c. BAILEY SCRIMGEOUR
J. ROBERT SHERWOOD.
THOMAS B. SYMONS,
WILLIAM B. WHEELER,
WILLIAM M. WRIGHT,
Directors.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-27
.infoFm0ciones del

CONTRA LA PRORROGA
INDEFINIDA DE
IMPORTATION DE BRACEROS
MEXICANOS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26 (UP).
LA seccion norteamericana de
la comision mixta mexicano-nor.
teamericana, de sindicatos obre.
roS, censuro cualquier acci0n que
Sc emprendiese en- ell Congreso de
Estados UnidoS, con ell proposito
de prorrogar ;ndefinidamente la
ley que permite a los tr~abajado-
res agricolas mexicanos venir a
Estados Unidos, a TRAFALGAR en- ell
tempo de las cosechas.
Dicha secci6n recalco, que la ley
en- referencia actualmente expira-
ra ell ano proxmo, y anadi6 que
una p%rorroga indefinida de ella
pudiera hacer permanente I'm pro-
grama que originalmente fue idea
do como una cosa temporal de
tlempoS de guerra, durante la Sc
gunda guerra mundial.
La introduction de esta en-
mienda en- los momentos a%ctuales"
dice una declaration expedida por
la seccion norteamericana de la
comision, 'cuando la cesantia ha
llegado a los $500. 900 individuos.
y va aumentando rapidamente en-
(Pasa a la Pagina I'D
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-27
Asegurudus Para
America Latina z
vicepresidencius
En- Reunion Sobre
Derechos del Mar

GINEBRA, Feb. 26.-(UP).-
America Latina aseguro per 10 me.
nos dos vicepresidentes en- la me-
Sa de c%onferencia de las Naciones
Unidas, sobre ell derecho del mar,
al decidir esta aumentar ell hume
70 de vicepresidencias de nueve
a trece.
Los dos candidates a esas posi-
clones son Mexico Y Argentina.
La election quedo aplazada has
ia manana pero Ell acuerdo de au-
mentar en- cuatro las vicepresi-
dencias, gestionado por los Iati-
noamericanos, los afroasiaticos y
ell bloque %sovietico, equivale a la
election de Mexico Y Argentina.
Los latinoamericanos tambien
gestionan la presidential de la Sc
gunda comision, la que tratara So
tCOntin1a en- la Pagina A.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-27
Conjefuras Sobre ell
Possible Primer Gabinete del Dr..
Arturo FrOndil en- Ia Argentina

elementos de sondeo de su politi-
ca futura.
Esta situacIon afecta a Democra-
tas Cristianos, Socialists. Comu-
nistas, Democrats Progresistas, CT
vico Independence, Conservatives
Populares, Conservatives Demo
craticos y demas.
Els probable que cuando Sc ten
gan las cifras totales sobre la cleo.
cion de miembros de ambaS CANA
ras del Congreso Nacional, Sc yea
que esos partidos tambien han per-
dido mucho terreno electoral des-
de las elecciones del % de julio
pasado, con la sola excepcIon de
los socialistas, cuyas perdidas son
memories.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-27
Brasil
Do AmuruI Peixoto
Reqresard d Rio
Ar+es de Mario

WASN'T GTON Feb. 26.-(UP)
-Ernanj do Amaral Peixoto, en-
baiador braSileru, anuncio que Sc
propone regresa a su patria, an
ties de que Sc efectue la convention
de su partido, e Social Democra-
tico, que Sc anuncia para MARIO.
CANDIDATE A G~OBERNADOR
NITEROL BRASIL, Feb. IS (UP)
Ell tirectorio regional del Par
lido Social Democratico, designo
al Embalsdor ell Estados Unidos,
Amara Peixoto candidate a Co
belnador de Ric de Janeiro, en-
las elecciones de octubre proximo.
La designation equivale virtual
mente a una proclamation, aun-
que la candidatura debe ser for
maimente ratificada por la con-
venci6n estadua del partido, ell
19 de abril.
Ell presidente INFERNO del par
(Pasa a la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-27
En- Miami
Embajador de Uruguay HabI6 en-
Reunion de "Comite de los Glen"

MIAMI, Feb. 26 (UP)- 81
Embajador de Uruguay en- Wa
shington, Julio Lacarte, declare
aver que Ell sistema interameri-
cano debia ~esforzarse por alcan-
Ear I'm nuevo progreso en- ell cam
pc de los derechos del hombre.
Ell embajador hablo en- una reu-
MON del "Comite de los Glen"
en- esta ciudad.
Lacarte es, a la vez que represen
tante de SUI gobierno ante la Ca
sa Blanca, delegado del mismo
ante la Organization de los Es-
tzdos AmericanoS (0EA).
"El sistema regional de Las
Americas, anadio Lacarte, ''fue
ell primero en- redactar y aprobar
una declaration de los derechos
y deberes del hombre, cosa que
fue uno de los grandes objetos al
canzados en- la Conferencia In
teramericana de Bogota, en- 49,
48.
"Dentro de slgunas semanas ee-
lebraremos ell decimo aniversa-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-27

lombiano conmueve SUI sensibili-
dad y 10 hace pensar que en- este
sentido es precise dirigir y esti-
mular la evolucion social.
No Sc trata desde Iuego de una
tarea facil o de Immediate eiecu-
sion pero tampoco puede retardar-
Sc indefinidamente porque la pa
ciencia tiene un Unite que la an
gustia y la necesidad suelen desbor-
dar.
No aspira ell Gobierno a resolver
a realizar por 81 mismo ell reaiuste
o evolucion social que supone un
eStudio severe y profundo sobre la
terra, la production, ell salario Y
la capacidad de consume del pue.
bio colombiano y por clio ha cons
tituido la Comision de Estudios So
ciales con ell encargo, especial de
que Sugiera las medidas guberna-
(Pasa a la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-27
InstaIada Ia Comision
ConsuItiva de los Libera|es
yConservadores en- Colombia


BOGoTA, Feb. % (UP)- La
Comisi6n Consultiya de Asuntos
Juridicos y Politicos integrada por
dirigentes de los dos grandes par
tidos: liberal y conservadOr, Sc ms.
talo formalmente aver tarde.
Otra comisi6n, la Tecnica de
Asuntos Economics, inicio ano-
che sus trabaios, y la de Asuntos
Sociales esta convocada para insta-
larse manana microbes. Las tres
comisiones fueron designadas por
la Junta Militar de Gobierno, con
igual representation de liberales y
Conservatives, y tienen ell carac-
ter de organismos consultivos del
Poder Executive. Igualmente las
comisiones prepararan los estu-
dos en- que debe basarse Ell con
greso que Sc elegira Ell mes pr6xi-
me para revisar las medidas ex-
traordinariaS dictadss durante ell
estado de Sitio que Sc inicio en- no
viembre de 1949.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-27

BUENOS AIRES, febrero 26,
(UP)-Los observadores politicos
han empezado esta noche a hacer
minuciosas co%njeturas, con respec-
to a la possible composition del
primer Gabinete del doctor From
dizi, victorioso en- las elecciones
presidenciales del domingo ultimo.
La mayoria de las versiones coin
ciden en- que ell Ministro de Rela-
clones Exteriores, seria Ell doctor
Donate del Carril. actualmente En-
baiador en- Moscu, y que ell Minis
tro del Interior, seria ell ahogado
Alfredo Vitolo, de la ciudad de
Mendoza. El prominente oolitico
radical, Hector Noblia, de Puenos
Aires, seria ell Ministro dc Salud
Publica, Y otro conocido dirigente
radical, el doctor Luis MacKay, es-
taria destinado a Ministro de Agri-
cuItura y Ganaderia, cartera de Sill
ma importancia. 81 bien MaeKay
fue elegido diputado a la Asam-
blea Provincial de Entire Rios.
Como Frondizi INDIGO anterior
mente, que SUI Ministro de Traba-
10 seria un hombre de trabaio,
tai vez 10 sea Alberto Lena, del
Gremio de Obreros de Luz y Ener-
gia Electrica, o probablemente Va
lentin Suarez, tambien otro elemen-
to gremialista.
NADIA Sc rumora adn acerca de
los ministerioS de Hacienda y De-
fensa.
En- los de~rrotados circulos del
Partido Radical del Pueblo siguen
haciendose muchas conieturas con
respecto al grade de la in%fluuencia
peronista, o Ell efecto que ella tuvo,
en- la victoria del sector Radical
Intransigente, y a los oequenos
des6rdenes peronistas habidos aver
en- Mendoza, La Plata, Avellane-
da y centric de la Capital Fede-
raj.
Con TODD, subsiste ell hecho de
que la calma politica es tan gran
de, que nadie Sc ~preocupo de arran'
car en- las vecindades de la Plaza
de Mayo y otros sectores proximos,
los carteles de propaganda que los
bandos rivales de Frondizi v Bal
bin pegaron antes de las %eleccio-
mes. Por otra parte, la prolifica
propaganda peroniSta contlnua
anunciando con enormeS titUloS
que la verdadera victoria electoral
fue del peronismo, pero ocurre
que son contados los ciudadanos
que compran tales hoias. Final
mente, en- la famosa Gale Florida,
oficiosos vendedores ofrecen q los
transeuntes tarjetas de duelo con
SUI "profunda adhesion" nor 'la
muerte de Ricardo Balbin".
Uno de los aspectos poStelecto-
raIes que mas intrigan, es ell he
cho de que los cuarenta o mas
partidos politicos del pals, solo
tres ocuparan sillones en- una u
otra de las camaras del Congreso
Nacional. Los representatives de
los otros 81 partidos Sc han visto
obligados a c~ontentarse con mo-
destos sillones de concejales como
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-27
JUegO de Curnuvul
.SUprimido en- PERI

LIMA, Feb. 26.-(UP).-El 60
bierno, por medic de un decreto,
ha suprimido ell iuego de carnival
en- TODD ell PERT, a partir de 1859.
En- 10 successive los llamados lu-
mes y martes de carnival seran
dias laborables.
Las entidades que quieran ee-
lebrar fiestas de disfraces con en-
tradas pagadas en- los dias de car
naval, deberan solicitar ~autoriza-
cion de la prefecture y del NUM-
cipIo.
Esta MEDIA que suprime radi-
(COntinua en- la Pagina A.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-27
Tenor a los Autos

BUENOS AIRES, febrero
rs (UP)-"A menudo siento
cierta apresion cada vez que
subo al automovil al comen-
Ear una gran carrera", diio
hoy por telefono desde La
Habana, ell campeon mundial
del volante, Juan Manuel
Fangio, a SUI companero Ma.
nuel Monies.
"Pues ESQ no es NADIA COM
parade con 10 que senti GUAM
do mis- secuestradores me me-
tieron en- SUI automovil Ell do.
mingo", observe Fangio.
"Crei que era mi ultimo
paseo en- a%utom6vil", agrego.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-27

rio de la a~probacion de csc do
cumento, que precedio en- unos
ochO meses a la declaration uni?
versal de los derechos del hon.
bre, aprobada ell 10 de diciem-
bre del mismo aho por las Ma
clones Unidas.
"Desde entonces, la organiza-
cion mundial ha estado estudian-
(Pasa . la Pagina I'D
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-27
SISTEMA DE
MUTUOS DE CAFE

BOGOTA, Feb. rs (UP)- Los
paiseS cafeteros centroamericanos,
Colombia y Brasil acordaron un
sistema de c~ontroles mutuos para
garantizar ell total cumplimiento
del acuerdo international, sobre re-
tencion de parte de la production