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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
(coNTlNUEDl

BED. In good cord, complete, SIS,
Decca phono' portable, with liz
records. 50. TO. 9-6l5 5.
BEDS, Hollywood (2), good condi.
ton: reasonable. Call AP. $4,000
BEDRM: SUITE, blond mahog
complete, $3.50. Other furnish.
Ings: reasonable. JE. 2-S635.
BOILER, steam. Clayton. 16-h,p.
generator, in good shape; new
tubes and new pump; 5000. SAFE.
TY TIRE CO.. 1927 33rd at. NV.
FE. 3-9501.
BOOK BARGAINS = Encyclopedias
and dictionary sale now on
GEORGE FRIENDS BOOKSHOP
922 9th St NV, Ma. S-9402
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REPAIRS q SERVICES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A lse Tns sIe. rs sas;:.s e ss,t
SINCE 1925. Ii. $500; IA. s.
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GEORGET0WN--Aflra ctively turn.
a-rm. apt; also e-bedfm. apt.
utiis. incl. see ianitoF. 1900 0ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-22

REFINED LADY. age 40 to so; pre-
vious leadership experience in PTA
or church work required; must be
experienced driver. Call Mr.. shrimp,
DY-DEE WASH, RE. 7-S0l2 for
appointment.
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DINETTE CENTER
1901 Georgia Ave. tn. 2-Ol5t
Corner N. H. Ave.
1889 Wilson Blvd, Arl.
DRAPERIES, 10 panels, 79x45. like
new: lined: Ice. green, maroon anc
pink leaves. ia. 7-6153.
FIREPLACE. gas or elec.: logs
STOVE. 1911 9TH NV, Ma S-sD52
FOAM CUSHION. /" sect. 5sc: ""
LAND. 2145 F. Elk. 3-6833.
FREEZER. upright. practically new,
l0-ft.; reasonable. JE. 3-7437.
FREEZER, 19-cu. 1T. Amana, reg
1890 g;, excel. cond.; $3.50. Lu
FUR COAT, leopard, full length
size 1874. cost $3.50, sac $3.50
Leaving town. RE. 7-5l04.
FUR COAT, lady's Alaskan seal; re.
styled; not worn; hin length, size
80 Also fox neckpiece. Phone IA
b-0654 for apt. or details.
FUR COAT, black Persian lamb, ~.
IA, top qualify ike new: sacri-
nee, S225. 10. s-l051.
FURNITURE. Of good taste, private
family leaving. mahogany double
bed, box springs. mattress, mahog
wardrobe. dble. door. rock maple
twin beds, night tables, mahog.
old ehaise. needs upholstering
also footstool: genuine lady's Vic
toIian chair; breakfast rm. set
many other items etc. EN-
FURNITURE. UNCLAIMED = Sofa
S w; rollaway ped, SlS; desk, ",
eass. $685. eS Ssn si Csm bookcase sHSSsL
81; screen. 50; sofa and chair
$50; dresser, $40; bedrm suite
SOS; mirror. 81, sofa bed. S35i
occas chair. 50; cherry din. set.
buffet $40; wardrobe, Sl0i French
chair, $50; love seat, $40; rocker,
NJ; coil springs, SO; bunk bed,
$40; boudoir chair. S13; russ, Slui
I smRs w sGiie 20 S sSsIs
s4S. Repairing, refnishing. cab.
NETWORK, draperies. No fob too
small Or too large. Easy terms
HiIsiGs sl aa9T issR y. W. =:
co b-bllb, 81
FuRNITURR-Liv rm. set, $40;
s sn E% sh. sst Of pGGP PsE.rs s sHs
evlsion table, walnut. 80; radio
table. walnut, IS. All used 2 years
only and clean Leaving town.
Schiller, SIG Thayer ave, Sill
yer Spring Ju. 9-5230,
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FARM AND GARDEN

RICH BLACK sLUDGE, for lawn
and garden: delivered reasonably
RE 5-60S9
WANTED, 5 acres Of land to rent
IN Vienna, Va. area. Call ia.
EXPERT TREE WORK DONE, trees
removed: winter prices. FOUSE
q Bid INC, JE. 4-0646.
81 FORD TRACTOR and Sherman
hoe. 200 hrs. S1,195. cE. $4,000.
BULLDOZER, model GT25. Terra
trac 1851: completely reeond.
81 900. OIL. 2-4761: ewes, OIL. A.
S643.
GARDEN TRACTORS, Graveiy s.
h.p.; preseason bargain: like new,
$3.50. DU. 5000.
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ROOMS FURM-MD..VA.

ARL.. N.-Room with pvt. bath and
entrance for gent. only; pleasant
neighborhood. IA. 7-01b5.
ARLINGTON, NORTH = Comfort
able room for q gentleman: privi-
leges; convenient IKE. 6-6S00
ARTISTS. rm. for lady. cow. bus
or carpool: brkfst.. dinner n de-
sired. TV privils. TE. 6-67s6.
ARL.-In 3-bedrm. house with an
other girl. PRIVILEGES: request refs.
$50. ia. S-SS54.
ARL. = Gentlemen: Ice. upstairs
rm.. double bed; wonderful loca-
ton: in LYON Village. IA. e-6563.
ARL., N.-oood home for gentle
man: big rm.. pvt. bath: home
privil. cow. bus; ref. KE. s-b431
HYATTsvILLE. Hamilton st., 1923
Nicely Turn. nm, cow. to bath.
R. 7-9691.
SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm., kit,
bedrm.. bath; 2 employed; $50.
u 9-1217.
sIL. sPG.-Very comfortable mas
ter bedrm., pvt. bath; beaut. loo;
ample parking. JU. a-H1l7.
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USED

FRENCH DOORS. SIS VALUE.
PR. SALE S6bC
DOORS. GOOD SELECTION.
PROM Al M
SASH. FOR HOT BEDS. EA. SOC
LEO TUBS. GOOD cOND. $50
OAK AND MAPLE FLOORING.
BID. PT. 4,
MISC. PINE FLOORING. BID.
Fl. .,
LAvAToRIEs. EXCEL. BUY $500
3" LUMBER. MEASURED AS
%. UP TO AND THROUGH
l4. BID. FIT. 81
3x4s. g.. SALE Csc
2xss TO- UNDREssED LUM-
Der. SALE csc
2xIO. TO- UNDREssED LuM-
Der. SALE sec
2x1O, l2' UNDREssED LUM-
Der. SALE osS
2x6, 12' UNDREssED LuM-
BIER. SALE bsc
Exc. lV UNDREssED LUM-
Der. SALE .-.------- Csc
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED for
elderly lady. Does not require
nursing care. Takoma Pk N r.
ave. area preferred. 10. 7-l2O9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED


Tvs RADIOS, W to s2S; out-of-
order sets; 1915 18th 81 NV. AID.
e .RgcS a. io = Pm DAILY. sgnSaga Sy
TYPEWRITRR. TAPE RECORDER,
youth bed and chest. win trade
purebred Dllmatian puppies. Eli
eible Axe. so. $500.
MIscELLAkEoUs FoR RENT
CHAIN SAWS. MccuIloch; sales
rentals: S12 day. GRAVELY Of
WASH. 10. 4-7707.
CHAIN SAWS. pumps, Generators
TOOL 8 EoUTP. Co. 10 5000
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C0IORED - FRONT RM.. dbIe.
SO; sgle, So. Children accented
PriyIls. II. 3-2254.
COLORED-WELL FURN. RM. for
rent. IS VIZ. Ii. 3-6346. Cow. to
transp.
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
to- employed person or couple
PRIVILEGES, Ii. 4-3393.
COLORED-RMs. OR APT, furu
or uHturr.. Christian man, won
an or cple,: children. DE. 2-l467
COLORED - CLAN, Comfortable
rm. for cple.: prefer someone with
baby: cow. transp. Ii. 4-4S66.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-22
sITs-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE, white. desires position
estate or household management.
wife excel. cook or household mgr
" band knows handspring main.
tenance. animal care. driving, etc
Excel refs. NO. 7-364R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE
Refrigeration Close-Out

Refrigerator Cl0Se-Out
,as Mp: ~ 's ~ snslrs EtCs. Of esy
c1osisy refrserRssors serse a1o
tors In cartons new and b-yeal
guarantee We also have selec-
tion Of new eoIored fefrigerators
and ranges that lare sliehtly chip
ped q. low low price, No rea-
s =, ofier refused sopen ewes
STANDARD TIRE a BATTERY CO
10th and Il sts. NE II. 3-90e2
REFRIGERATORS
REroNpITIoNED, see. SO
GUARANTEED YEAR
PEERLESS SALES co,
2237 Georgia Ave AID 2-210t
REFGR., Hotpoint. ii Gu. IT,. left.
hand: freezer compartment: excel
condition; 500 VII. 6.l601.
ROTARY ROOTER, pipe and drair
Tools 4 Sour CO. Ju 1000 70
RUG. Chinese oriental. sxiO; ex-
cellent condition; colors blue ant
gold. JU. 5-04ae.
RUGS. new and used, $50 IN Al
three olants. PARK RUG CLEAN
All silver Spring. Bladensbur,
IA 2-3365 Ju 5-5900 UN. 4-ssel
RUGS
Imported Persian designs. extra
heavy. rose beige. blue; 0x16
S37 so. 9xI2. $50
MAYFAIR SHOP
1926 G. st. NV.
SAFE. small fireproof, inside meas.
prements 10 In, BY 10 in. By N
IN, AL New York ave. NV. DI
1851.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, rouns
bobbin, with attachments, SIT, de
hvered. JU. 6-7109.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer r. B
portable, Singer de luxe vacuum
Both perfect: SIS ea. "a. 2-s402
SEWING MACHINE, new, roun.
bobbin, forward and reverse; vii
deliver; $50. HA. 2-0039
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, foo
pedal $40. A. ?. BIRD. cH
HsHX0n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-22
MAYFAIR SHOP
1926 G. st. NV.
SEWING MACHINES
George Washington Specia


We have SEWING machines. 10
81 90 head only. Singer and other
makes. S4.09 head only. Singer
and other makes. $685. head only
As Is. First come. FIRST served
Fine, clean desk Singer with for
ward, backward mahoe. equipped
with xig-zag attachment. Value
$780,. for S49.60: first come, FIRST
served. One only. Portables, COM
B OTtsbe s9 sss So Sss b,cE sinssr
ESund bOOS sGmp poT,sb s'tas Ss
chine. 500 value for $685.. one
slightly used. console, brand-neW,
S54 so Value $3.50. HEM STITCH.
n ING SA0P' 24l2 18th st. NV"
SKATES. ice. Prof, obeFhamer
shoe with. n. American blades:
with gyards; size 9h, men; S25.
SOFA BED. modern, cost $500. viii
sacrifice; 3 end tables: also decors,
ia. 6-l535 after 10 am.
SOFA, Victorian, red nylon velvet.
good cond., $3.50. Several liv. rm.
chairs, small tables and buffet.
NO. 7-3693, Ext. 2.
S0LOyOx ORGAN ATTACHMENT,
ior piano; needs tuning; SIS. LU.
4-2Olg.
STUDIO COUCH, good condition,
$50. Apt. 401, 2039 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV. -s
TAPE RECORDER, viking, model
FF-75-RLP. and RP-61 record and
playback pre-amp., S110 VIII.
6-3356 after o pm.
TINE CLOCK. IBM. SIS. CEN
TRIAL. 2007 14th st. NV. HU.
3-5121.
TIRE SALE-FulI caps 670xI6.
750x14, 1928; rec. ex. loo. ALL
SERVICE TIRE CO. RIA. 6-0S6O.
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CARLTON HOUSE
EFFICIENCY APIS

4 recently completed nrenfoof
furnishso 81 pofoth, bfapsr ~
DAILY RATS HgpUcED fOn
6kfRRssPPrf2 cG ,YssS SIX ESagTi
WITHOUT LfNENs on WAiD
s1fS'f tirRsss AID zSb Vim Nv.
e ss g, service. su az. asel g.sr:
lOoking entire city emplineo lI40eg
teleyitlOn antenna system o1IHg0
iaeilities: " mins. from Whlts
Your Inspection Invileh
$500 Wisconsin Ave. M.
CALL EN-. 1850
tcOntinasd On Next PsSsJ
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ROOMS, M0UsEKEEPINe


NV. SECTION unfurn. rms. !;
share kit and bath; children &C.
cepted. RA. 0-1196.
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ROOMS FURMIsHED-M.W.
lcoNTlNUEDl

HAWTHORNE HOTEL
2l34 q ST. NV.
Spacious. lounge. TV. eley. and
switchboard. warm rms. with run
ming water. near mod. baths. Sale.
$1,000 to Sl4 vkly. $3.50 dbie.
THE MAURY
701 loth ST. N,W.-ouiet, warm,
5000: twin. SIC, Ne. S-s6Si.
$14 WEEK UP
Lee, dble. rms; also dble. rms,
81 day. Rms. suit. for ladies. gem
tlemen, couples. maid serv.: / blk.
on Conn, walk downtown. Plenty
81 heat, laundry tseil. i22v l7th
COL0RED--l6So CORCORAN 81,
NV. Warm. Turn. rm. for ! or :
persons; all priyils. AID. 2-lS7l.
COLORED-NR. GA. AVE. AMI
UPShUR-Large rm., pvt. kit,
reiRr., utils. Paw By WI. or mo
$14.16 up. Newly dec. IT.. 2-7l03
COLOREb - NV. SECTION =
Nicely furn. rm.. for rent: COW
transp., reas. rent. Call RA. 3.
C0L0RED-laI3 IOWA AVE. NV
---DDl. and sgi. rm.. home privi.
leees. RA. 3-5S53.
COLORED-LOyELY AIR coNDI
TlONkD ROOM, pvt. bath; cow
location DE. 2-37S3.
COLORED - LARGE FRr, nm.
home -privileges. IS wk.: so De
eatur 81, NV. RA S-337D.
COLORED--sse TEWKEsBURY PL
NV rms. empl. men: hcml
Hrivil.: mr.. IT,: reas. RA. 6-3Ols
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PERFECT-

fuk completely furnlahed. ineL.
seefetarial service. linen. cook, uIsn-
silt. etc. Nv. gafaae avail Conlrai
lQcatinn. Embaaay Tou ~ PARK. 1875
Euclid nv HU 3-5blo
l.is oFse.-It's Hilltop Hoo
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1000 hissis.ippi Ave 81

1929 CONN. AVE.
Modern nv. elevator bids eonv.
70 both shopping and tfansp.
Completely redec. ana newly ftrn.
Nv, rm bedfm., kit. and baih:
only siiB incl. utls. Gee jan.
for inspection o. call EM 2-a0O0.
Legum a Gerber Realty Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-22

QUO OtF
AZ" WHITE STEEL HITCH
EN- SINK WITH FIT
TINGS WITH 42xIs
WALL CABINET. Sale S64 90
is" BASE CABINETS. WHITE
STEEL. LIST S42.5O.
SALE Sl2.bC
cLosE-c COUPLED TOILET.
SALE sa1.2t
13x16 LAvAToRY WITH
FITTINGS. SALE. S1O.sI
17x19 LAVAToRY WITH
FITTINGS. Sale 1896
ape. coLoRED BATH SET.
GREEN AND BLUE. SALE.
WITH FITTINGS S1lg.9l
~" SINK TOP. WITH FIT
TINos. SALE s2e.ss
SOLID CORE EXTERIOR
DOOR: 500 VALUE. SALE. Se.pI
-" 5xa PLYwooD. PING
PONG TABLE TOP. Sale. SiO.4t
- STEEL TUBS. WHITE,
WITH FITTINGS. Sale SeO.9E
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE PRESTOLOGS - The
ideal fireplace. log; long burning.
high heat value: no smoke, no
dirt: less than " Of 1ss ash; easy
TO handle and control. For info,
INC. Ii. 7-4lAR.
The Adak sun., 1958-06-23

l SOFTBALL ROUND ROBIN PLAY-OFF ] There will be a Softball Tournament ] held at the Village Gym ball fields on the Ath of July. This Tournament is ]: open for all Civilian and Military per- l sonnel, and will begin at O83O on both ] , playing fields. Captains Trophy teams 1 ; may enter as team, or men can form a ] seperate team to enter in the tourna- ] /; ment. Large Trophys will be given to ] /: the winning and second place teams, and ] the names of all players will be engrav- ] ed on the Trophys. They may be seen in l the Bowling Alley Office Showcase. In the event it rains the 9th, the Tourna- }
 ment will be played the 5th or 9th. ]
 Entries will be accepted at the front ] desk of the Bowling Alley.
 ENTRIES FOR TEAMS WILL CLOSE AT 24Oo ]
 on JUNE 27, 1858.
 The name of the Team and a roster must ] accompany each entry. All games will be ] the standard seven inning affair unless :
 there are to many teams entered to pre- ] vent finishing the tournament in one day ] ; IF this should happen, the games will be : cut to 5 innings. Play will stop at ap- ]: proximately ll3O and will resume at 1900 ]:
 and will continue until the semi mi-finals : are decided. The championship game bet Ween the two top teams will then be pla- l: yed at 1880 on field fl. ]: SCRATCH BOWLING TOURNAMENT : There will be Scratch Bowling Fl i'm ]
 ination Tournament held at the Village ] Bowling Alley on the 9th of July. It ]
 will consist of the top 32 men boWlers, ] and the top B women boW1ers who. have an ] established average for 15 games or more in any league on Adak. Entries muet be ] /, in before 24OO on June 27. Entries will j ] be accepted at the Bowling Alley Office ] (con't top next co1mn) ]
The Adak sun., 1958-06-23
ADAK SUN
Monday g, June 1858
Scratch Bowling Tournament

 ONLY ,by Chief Foynor, or Chief Cribbins. ] In the event that there are more than 32 j entries, the top B avera ges will be ac- cepted. When you enter, put your full ] name, your average, and in what League !! it was established. If you were in more than one League, enter your highest average and League.
 THE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS AS FOLLOWS:
 080o -32 women on 8 Alleys with three games. The top 16 go into the quarter finals.
 1915 -16 women on Alleys with three games. The top go into the semi finals.
 133o g men on Alleys with three games. The top 16 go into the quarter finels. l4l5 16 men on Alleys wi tn three games. The top go into the semi finals.
 1830 ~ men on 4 Alleys with three games. The top 4 going into the finals.
 l930 = women on 4 Alleys with three games for the CHAMP I0NsHIP.
 l93o 4 men on Alleys with three games for the CHAMPIONSHIP.
 THE ADAK BOWLING SCORESHEET LADIES CLASSIC BOWLING LEAGUE
 Team Won Lost Short Timers 10 2 ScreWba1 Hers 5 Gutter Kids 5 Tundra Wonders 6 6 WilliWaWs 8 Adak TOtems 2 10
 OFFICERS & WIVES BOILING LEAGUE Avengers B. Is AW1l 's 3l 2l Incas 3l 2l
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Dos Periodistus EncureeIados en-
Honduras por "Ineitar a Rebellion"

TEGUCIGALPA, diciembre 13
(UPD-Por orden judicial, la
Policia de Seguridad practice
la detencion, cuando Sc dispo-
MAN a iniciar sus labores, de
los periodistas Alexandra Cas-
tro Y Virgilio Zelaya Rubi, d.
rectores de radio Tempo,
boletin periodistico que Sc trans
mite diariamente por la emiso-
"a Radio Monserrat.
Castro y Zelaya Rubi han ST.
do acusados por Ell Procurador
General de "incitar al pueblo a
la rebellion por medic de sus
emisiones."
La apprehension de los conoci-
dos periodistas representa- la
elimination del ambiente de
agitaci6n y nerviosismo que vie
ne reinando desde hace dias en-
cast toda Honduras, particular
mente en- la capital, donde las
tropas han venido prestando ac-
two servicio de vigilancia y
practicando numerosos registros
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

cientes para sus propias nece-
Shades
Sc informa, sin embargo, que
P9lonia ofreci6 a la mission Ii
ceaga creditos para la compra
de esa caneria. Entire otras ofer-
las de los paises del bloque CO.
munista hay una de Checoeslo-
vaquia para la construction de
una central hidroelectrica en- la
region de Ell Chocon, del Sur
de la Argentina.
Sc informa tambien. que, a
CONSEQUENCE. de la mission de
Liceaga y de otra que llevo a
Hungria Baron Biza, parece que
la Argentina podra obtener ere
djtos del bloque comunista para
la construction de toda clase
de fabrlcas, pero que no puede
contar con la adquisicion en-
Europa Oriental de materials
primas. Igualmente Sc ha dicho
que las naciones comunistas es-
tan dispuestas a proporcionar
a la argentina capital, a cam
bio de productos argentinos.
De momento, ell Gobierno tie
ne todavia que decidir 81 ha de
aprovechar la equivalencia de
los restantes SO. 100000 milo
mes de dolares del credito ofre-
cido por Russia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Russia Vende Equipo Petro|ero
a Argentina por 81 MilIones

BUENoS AIRES, Die. 49,
(UPD-La Union Sovietica va
a vender a la Argentina equipo
para perforacion petrolera por
ur valor equivalence a $4,000,
600 de dolares, incluso Is ba
rrenas a turbina de fabrication
'rusa, segun Sc informo hoy en-
csta capital.
Las negociaciones para la
adquisicion de este material,
que forma parte de un credito
equivalente a 100.000:000 de do
lares que Russia ha ofrecido a
la Argentina, las llevo a cabo
ell diputado nacional Jose Licea-
ga. que regres6 recientemente
de I'm viaje a los paises del te-
Ion de hero.
Aunque Liceaga aun no ha
presentado SUI informe Official
al Presidente Arturo Frondizi,
sc ha dicho que entire los arti-
culos. principles que Sc va a
comprar en- Russia figuran las
bsrrenas a turbina. FL material
que mas interes tenia en- ad-
quirir la mission argentina, ca
neria de perforacion a alta pre-
sion, no pudo obtenerlo, pues
los rusos dijeron que no estan
produc:endo siquiera los sufi
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

DE FRONDIZI

CARACAS, diciembre Is. u.
P. I.)-Dirigentes del partido
Accion Democratica confirma-
ron haberse recibido un cable
grama de felicitacion del Pre-
sidente de Argentina, DIR. Artu-
no Frondizi, al Presidente cleo
to de, Venezuela, DR.. Romulo
Betancourt, en-. ell que lie invita-
al mismo tempo a visitar la
Argentina.
Anadieron que despues de re.
cibir ell mensaje del mandatario
argentine, no modified sus pla-
mes expuestos antes de aver en-
vista de la atencion urgente de
asuntos de caracter politico y de
los preparatfvos para la asun-
cion del mando presidential.
Esos dirigentes manifestation
que Betancourt dijo al respecto
esta tarde, que queda alberta la
posibilidad de "cumplir ell viejo
deseo de estrechar relaciones
con Argentina, pero resulta i'm
possible todavia fijar la fecha y
81 esta seria cercana o lejana."
Durante la conferencia colec.
(Pasa a la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Guardia NacionaI Respefara
ResuItado de las EIecciones
PresidenciaIes de Venezuela

condenan ell contenido de esas
hojas por considerar que son
contrarias a la democracia Y
porque i~njustamente pretenden
discutir la valdez de los sufra-
gios legalmente emitidos ell pa
sado domingo.
Finalmente piden los partidoS
al pueblo que Sc abstenga de
participant en- actos que puedan
comprometer la paz publica zen
momentos decisivos de atlanta.
miento de la democracia."
Las hojas llaman a la huelga
para hoy a las diez de la mana
ma.
Algunas fuentes califican de
p~erezjimenistas a los distribui-
dores de las hojas sueltes.
Gustavo Lares Ruiz, presiden-
tie del Comite Sindical Unifica-
do y diputado electo por la U.
R D., tambien condeno eel pro-
yectado motin de los perezji-
menistas," agregando que des-
conoce la invitacion para una
huelga general que Sc esta ha-
ciendo mediante volantes con ell
fin de crear situaciones irregu-
lareS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

junto para .AsuntoS Economi-
COS, c Douglas Dillon, al leer ell
mensa1e de Eisenhower en- la Sc
sion, prometio que, a pesar de
todos suS compromises mundia-
les, "los Estados Unidos jamas
olvidaran las necesidades de
ninguns de las republicas. her
manas
Tanto Eisenhower como Dillon
dedicaron calidaS alabanzas a la
inlciatlya del Presidente del
Brasil, Juscelino Kubitschek,
de pedir una vinculaci6n econo-
mica mas estrecha del Hemisfe-
rio baio la bandera de SUI "Ope-
raci0n Pan America.
Por SUI parte, ell Primer MagiS
trado brasileno expreso SUI vi
va satisfaction por ell progreso
logrado por la Comision en- SUI
primer periodic de sesiones, y
proclamo:
"Aun cuando, por una parte,
Sc necesitan todavia esfuerzos
persistentes por nuestra parte;
aunque todavia estamos al CO.
mienz5 de una senda larga y
ardua; a pesaf de que aun no
hemos hecho mas que iniciar la
rehabilitation de tantos Milo
mes de seres humanos. la reali-
dad sigue siendo que va hemos
logrado perfilar ~nuestras aspira-
clones.
Las opservaciohes de Kubit-
schek parecen resumir las OPT
nioneS de los delegates sobre
los resultados de la conferen-
ca. Esta no produjo conclusio-
mes sensacionales, pero la ma
Yer parte de los participates
estiman que ha sido ell heraldo
de una nueva era en- las relacio
mes interamericanas era en- que
(Pasa a la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Cdmara de Representatives. de
Colombia Inicia Manana Nuevo
Proceso Contra Rojas PiniIIa

con los abogados de Rojas, para
exlgirle declaration en- los pro-
cesos sobre enriquecimiento
desde ell poder.
AL mediodia una cortina de
reserva rodeaba a la base ma
val de Cartagena, la mas i'm
portante del pals, por 10 cuaI
no Sc saba 81 Rojas esta pres
tando declaration a bordo de la
fragata "Capitan Tono", y 81 es-
Ia diligencia Sc lleva a eabo en-
alta mar o en- la base. Rojas es-
ia en- condici6n de preso a Dor
do de la fragata que Sc hizo a
la mar hacia un lugar que has
ia ahora Sc ha mantenido en- alb
luta reserva, dentro de la in
vestigacl0n de la justicia ordi
Earia por ell fracasado complot
terrorista descubierto la soma
IA pasada.
Esta es la segunda vez en-
que Ell ex-general Rojas es obli-
gado p0r I'm cuerpo de las Fuer
zas Armadas a rendir declara
clon ante la comision del Sena
do. La primera vez fue en- Bo
gotta cuando fuerzas del ejer-
cito y de la policia 10 obliga
ron a comparecer ante la mis-
ma comision.
La declaration de Roias Sc
refiere al proceso que Sc lie le-
vanto acusandolo de haber uti-
lizado a bancos semiguberna
mentales para que lie concedie
ran prestamos a una Sociedad
que formo con sus familiares, y
que administraba a tempo que
(PaSa a la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
DESAUTORIZADAS
DETENCIONES

LA PAZ, Die. 13-(UPD =
Ell Ministefio de Gobierno dio
a la publicidad una nota en- la
que dice que no autorizo las
detenciones que hizo esta ma
drugada ell commando regional
de la juventud del Movimiento
Nacionalista Revolucionario.
Ell commando detuvo a varioS
concentrates porque segun la
agrupacion adeudaban al Esta-
do, fondos de la contrapartida
de la ayuda norteamericana.
Ell Ministerio manifesto en-
la nota que nadie puede apre-
sar a los ciudadanos 81 no tiene
facultad legal para clio.
La nota previene que ell Co
bierno reprimira toda infrac-
cion que Sc haga de este prin-
cipio legal que garantiza ell or
den de la Republica y la liber.
tad de los ciudadanos."
Los jovenes que llevaron a
cabo las detenciones dijeron
que los concentrates Sc apro-
vecharon de la ayuda norteame-
ricana para financiar sus ia
bricas sin invertir sus capita
les en- ell desarrollo de la indus
tria, aunque los han conertido
err dolares en- cuentas banca-
rias del exterior"