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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Women kissioners
ToMeet Tomorrow

The Woman's Missionary
Union of Maryland will hold
its annual meeting tomorrow
in Kensington Baptist Church.
Kensington, Md.
Sessions will be held at 10
am. 2 and 1880 pm. The
unions state federation ban
quet will be held at 6 pm. IL
|St. Paul's Methodist Church,
Kensington.
The Rev. Roy 3. Gresham,
general secretary Of the Mary
land Baptist Union Association.
will speak at the afternoon
session.
Mrs. Edgar Bates of Hamil-
ton, Canada. vice president
of the Baptist World Alliance,
will also speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31

were confine din q single dor.
matory designed to hold 20
hunks. Twelve Of the 80 were
sleeping on mattresses on the
floor.
! In the 20-bunk white dorma-
tory the Judge found ~ prison.
ers, seven Of whom were Sleep
ing on the floor.
In the section for white
women. there were four prison.
ers in cells with three hunks,
and in the Negro women's Sec
ton, three prisoners each In
two-bunk cells.
New Processing Policies
The opening Of the new jail
also will signal the initiation Of
new processing policies.
Incoming prisoners will be
booked in q reception room and
then required to battle. They
then will don jail.furnished
coverallS, leaving their own
clothes to be washed and ironed
by trustees in the laundry.
In the old lookup. they we're
taken directly to Q cell where
they remained in their own
clothes until time TO appear in
court.
On the security side, the new
building boasts q $4,000 "ceil.
ing-fioor" lock system described
by Mr.. Moriarty as guaranteed
to hold anybody"
Only Q certain number Of
cells can be opened at q time
on each floor and in each Gee.
ton. he explained. so that only
a few prisoners could congre.
gate at one time.
Food Will be prepared In q
modern kitchen by q profes.
sional cook and taken to the
floors by elevators. II will then
be served from steam tables
in small dining areas. making
a bull-per or q large congreeat-
ing area unnecessary" Mr..
Moriarty said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31


I've been waiting for Is
years to see that day." Mr..
Moriarty declared. The only
thing that's holding us UP is
the shipment Of bedding, which
we expect any day"
The three-story building at
Princess and st. Asaph streets
is regarded as the latest in jail
construction both security-wise
and in comfort and efficiency
1t includes a medical clinic,
laundry, dining area on each
floor. a conference room and a
lavatory shower and water
fountain in every section.
Can Accommodate 100
With 80 double-bunk cells on
the first floor and 80 single
cells on both the second and
third floors. the new facility
will provide clean continent
for 100 prisoners.
For years the old Alexandris
lookup in the same block has
been looked upon as one Of
Virgihia's most overcrowded
jails. Its legal" capacity is
about so. Often it has been
necessary to release minor Of
tenders ahead Of time to make
room for new inmates.
On a recent visit by Judge
James N. Colasanto Of Civil
and Police Court, SO Negro men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
1000 Scouts to Help
In Highway Cleanup

The Montgomery District
Boy Scouts and the Wildlife
Achievement Chapter Of Silver
Spring win conduct their an
nual highway cleanup drive
April IL.
More than 1000 Scouts will
clean Up 50 miles Of roads in
the vicinity Of the Rawlings
River watershed In Montgom-
cry County. After the clean up
trip the Scouts will assemble At
the Izaak Walton League
grounds at Briggs CLANCY road
for q conservation program.
Representative Hyde, Repub.
lican Of Maryland. will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Woman Who Fled Reds
Is Looking for Job Here

The young lady, who has
neither Q country nor q job,
threw UP her hands in helpless
ness.
I'm some moments ! feel
bad" she confded, "hut / am
still hopeful. ! know that there
is q possibility Of q Job and
q life for me in this country"
Mrs. Claudia Dolzani, 80, ID
q refugee from Communism.
Her unsuitable belief. in free
dom. she says, has cost her two
years In q Nazi concentration
camp. citizenship in Communist
Yugoslavia, her husband and
Q university education.
Nevertheless, she is opti-
mistic. She has regained her
health after q serious operation
at Doctors Hospital in February,
and her son, Raoul, Z, is be-
coming as American as base
ball, q game he enjoys at q
military academy In Tennessee.
She Has Friends
She also has friends. They
are 1t. and Mrs. Ross McFad-
yen with whom she lives at
68l3 Ninth street NV. 1t. Nc
Fadyen is training in medical
supply at Walter Reed Hospital.
Bad luck has been Mrs. Dial.
xani's lot for more than q dec
AIDE. When she and some Of
her fellow high school students
In Fiume, Yugoslavia, baked at
German orders to perform
forced labor in 1913, they were
seized and shipped to q con.
centration camp in Austria.
Mrs. Dolzani recalls.
After two years of near star
vation and exhausting factory
work, she was allowed to re.
turn home and finished high
school. specializing in math-
ematics. physics and chemistry.
Plea Is Spurned
In 1913. the slightly built,
hashing-eyed brunette enrolled
in the University Of Zagreb.
Like many other students, she
applied for government finan-
cial help.
But ! was not q member Of
the (Communist) party" she
explained. "and 30 I was re-
fused"
Her own funds gone, she re-
turned home and was married
IN l949 to a young engineer. A
son was born the following
year, and life was bright again
but only briefly.
Tragedy struck in 1850. The
couple determined to make a
break for freedom from what
Mrs. Dolzani described as q
regimented life under Com
n1unism. Her husband Raoul,
who was to lead the way, set
out for the border. He reached
the border. she believes, then
vanished. She never heard
from him again.
Mrs. Dolzani waited. Then
IN 1854 she left home without
q word--afraid she might give
her plan away-and fed to
the border by train. There an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31

underground organization LEI
her and eight other refugees
past Communist border police
across the 7.300.foot Kara.
wanken Alps to an Austrian
displaced persons camp.
At that point. her lucl
changed. She met the Nc.
Fadyens. then stationed a
Salzburg. Austria.
Welcomed in U. 8.
Mrs. Dolzani was so charm.
ing and so desperate" Mrs
McTadyen said. I'VE took hel
under our wing"
They helped not only to ar
range her passage under the
European United States Es-
capee Program, but also aided
in getting custody Of young
Raoul. still in Fiume. The DOL
Sanis, hopeful and excited, ar
rived in this country in August,
1856. and were welcomed to the
home Of Mrs. McFadyen's par.
ents in st. Petersburg. Fla.
But luck is still playing its
tickle game with this refugee,
She was accepted to attend the
District Of Columbia Teachers
College, but hasn't the ueces.
Sary money. She has completed
Ia business machine operators
course. and has "a good back.
ground in mathematics" &C.
cording to a placement agent.
However, she has no security
clearance necessary for many
jobs in Washington.
I'VE look at the help wanted
ads every day." Mrs. McFadyea
says. land Mrs. Dolzani scours
the city by streetcar applying
for the jobs that look promis-
ing. No luck so far"
With general ONCE expert
ence of more than i've years. In
addition to her business ma.
chine training. she hopes that
things will soon change for the
better.
II know they will" she
stated, striking her hand on q
desk for emphasis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Civic Meeting Set

The Arlington Civic Fedora
ton will meet at 8 pm. tomor-
row in the Barnes and Kimel
auditorium. with county legis-
lators as guests. The 1858 Cen
eral Assembly session will be
discussed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Alexandria S New Jail
To Be Reody This Week
BY JOHN ROSSON
star star Writer

The Metropolitan Areas newest and most modern jail
the amostswanky $4,000 lookup built in Alexandria-s
Que to receive its first occupants this week.
BY the END Of the week, City Serg j. Frank Morarty
eao ne hopes to have the prisoners In the nearby old
jail parts Of which constructed 40 years ago. moved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31

Eli Hoffman. restaurant own
er and speech teacher. will adj
dress the Silver Spring Board
Of Trade at 7 pm. wednesday
at indian Spring Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
.EIks installation

william A. Goodman OF
Riverdale will be installed
Thursday as exalted ruler of
Prince Georges County Elks
Lodge by Ross T. Pickrel. secre-
ltary of Washington Lodge No.
tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Altered Report Card
Defended by Mrs. Lone

Mrs Helen Lane Arlington School Board said today that
more parents would teachers comments from school
report cards If they knew that the information
permanent file.
Mrs Lane recently used ink eradcator delete
nent her sons report card by mathematics teacher
, 1958-06-06
CALL Q BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the De-
partment of Property & Pro-
curement, Division of Pro-
curement, Christiansted, st.
Croix, Virgin Islands, until
100 AM. June II, 1858, and
then publicly opened for the
following:
PICKUP TRUCK, " Ten
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government or
by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk in Charge
Div. of Procurement
st. .Croix, ". /.
4-5-6
, 1958-06-06
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the Depart
ment Of Property & Procure
ment, Division of Procure
ment, Christiansted, st. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until HOO
A. M. June 10, 1858, and then
publicly opened for the fol-
lowing:
Windows a n d Doors,
ialousies
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk in Charge
Div. of Procurement
st. Croix, V. l.
1876
, 1958-06-06
Washington, D. C.

washington, -. ~.
Honorable Aubrey A. Anduze,
President, The Legislature of
The Virgin Islands,
Charlotte Amalie
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Dear Mr.. Anduze:
Thank you for your recent communication expressing
the views of the Legislature with regard to the a%ppropria-
ton Of funds for the Improvement of the Harbors at Char
lotte Amalie and Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands.
Although the large volume of mail | received on
appropriations matters prevents my giving a detailed re-
plyin each case, / do want you to know that your thoughts
have been carefully noted. Please be sure that on this as
on other problems which come before the Committee, |
will act in a manner consistent with the best interest of
the Nation as a whole.
Sincerely yours,
Isl John F. Shelley NJ. c.
COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND
INSULAR AFFAIRS
House Of Representatives, u. S.
Office of the Chairman
Washington, D. c..
May %, 1857
Senator Aubrey A. Anduze
President
The Legislature of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte AmaIie, st. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Dear Senator Anduze:
Thank you for the copy of the resolution of the Virgin
Islands Legislature in which you petition Congress to ex-
tend the provisions of the Federal Highway Act to the
Virgin Islands.
| am sympathetic to your resolution and feel that if
the Virgin Islands Legislature can meet the requirements
of the Act its provisions should be extended to you. shall
await with interest a report on the action taken by your
Legislature.
Sincerely yours,
Isl Clair Enqle
Clair Engle
Chairman
, 1958-06-06
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VOL. ia FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1858 NO. 12l
, 1958-06-06
Cord Of Thonks

We wish to express our
thanks to the many friends
for their sincere wishes to us
during the illness Of our
Mother.
Mrs. Gertrude Walcott
Agatha BENJAMIN
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

Ante TODD, tranquilicese. Adn
no ha perdido listed a su esposo,
nj 10 va a perder, porque Ell ha
sido hasts ahora un buen padre
y ambos estap ligados por una
red de ataduras que es muy di-
ficil romper. A cierta altura de
la vida, ell hombre casado, I'm
POGO aburrido de la rutina dia-
ria, sieEte deseos de huir mo-
mentaneamente de SUI pequeno
mundo y,si Sc cruza en- su CANT
no una mujer facilmente asequi-
BILE Sc decide a hacer una esca-
pada, una eScapada de ida y vuel
ia, que lie distraiga, que poetice
un POGO su vida vulgar; pero a
veces las cosas sc cOmplican y
como lie pas0 a su esposo 10 que
ell guerra que. fuese una aventu-
rilla sin Consequences Sc convir-
ito por obra del diabl0 en- una
aventura peligrosa, Ell hombre
que Sc We envuelto en- una mara
ma asi, piensa "Hoy acabo con ella
y vuelvo con mi esposa" y con
esta decision va a yer a SUI ami
ga, pero ha deiado de eStar cuer-
CPasa a la Pagina %
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

I'm intimo de Carlos Prio, lie pregunt6 a este, alarmado, eel por-
lie contest6:. Isl tu tuvieras como 20, la compahia espiritual de
ses milIones de cubanos, no tie haria falta nadie mas"
ELSA MOLINA, arista Guiana, integrante del Trio Ritmlco, de-
nuncia pubicamente a traves de las paginas de la Revista SHOW"
en- SUI numero correspondence al mes de mario, a I'm conocido en-
presario teahal residente de Miami, pr los atropellos y veJaclones
que este infirera a los artstas que contratara en- La Habana, para
ell especaculo inaugural del cabaret la Conga" del Boulevard y Ell
eual fue administrado por dcho senior. 81 TODD 10 que expresa Elsita
es cierto, la Importation de talentos cubanos a Miami, ha Sufrido
IN rudo golpe".
.sABIAN UsTEDEs que la venta de sanwiches eubanos de LA
HACIENDA, es de mas de 200 diariOs"? AnOche lie gre una vista
de inspection al impecable establecimiento de Evaristo Flores y
me quede icon la lengua afuera" cuando este me mostr6 ell "labo-
ratorio" que tiene en- la trashenda y aprece en- primer plano, la ca
Hdad, elaboration y niidez del tpico manjar "cubiche"" Pasen por
ALI cuando puedan y denIe "MUCHO OJ0" al tema que mes ocupa".
"CHICHO PAN DE GLORIA. sueho en- Miami.
"PLN MENDOZA" legfimo exponente de los "Play Boys" de
Ia alta escuea "bizantina", terrateniente y aviador amateur. conserva
en- SUI collection de trofeos, un "pito de auxiio' al que lie atribuye un
incalculable valor hhtorco..
MICAELA, esperanto la cigienam.
"MUCHO OJO".. y hasta Ell Jueves.
N. del R-Cualquier semejanza o parcel
do con personals yivas o muertas, es pura
coincidencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
FormuImente Fue
AcUsado Suud de
Frugvar Complot

DAMASCO, MARIO 81 (UP).-
Tn tribunal militar sirio acus6
formalmente al Rey Saud, de
Arabia Saudita, de haber insti-
gado una conspiraci6n contra la
creacion de la Republica Arabe
Unida y contra la vida del Pre-
Sidente Canal Abdel Nasser.
Ell tribunal ordeno el proce-
samiento formal de Assad Tbra-
him, sirio de origen y padre de
una de las esposas de Saud. H.
rahim, sera juzgado en- contuma-
cia por ell delito de alta trai-
cion, acusado de haber actuado
como intermediate de Saud en-
la conspiracion.
I'm hermano de Ibrahim fue
implicado tambien en- la eonspi-
racion.
Ell tribunal acuso expresamen-
te a Saud de haber "instigado"
la conspiraci6n, que habria in
cluido ell aSesinato de Nasser. La
acusacion, en- efecto, dice que
Saud propuso ell golpe de estado
contra la creacion de la Repu-
blica Arabe Unida y que ell ase-
sinato de Nasser habria sido con-
sumado d%erribando su avion con
otro avion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

azar. Sc sostuvo que la Loteria de
Puerto Rico esta debidamente con-
trolada por ell Gobierno y es una
agencla que presta I'm gran servi-
clio publico. Sin embargo, ell autor
de la Resolution, senior Munoz Pa
din, cree que al hacerse ell estudio
del habito del juego, debe de in
cluirse a la Loteria de Puerto Rico,
va que anualmente Sc juegan $780,
100000. Sin embargo, este seria So
lamente para tener una idea glo-
bal del habito del juego en- Puerto
Rico, pero no debe de entenderse
que sea con ei fin de ponerle limi.
taciones.
Esta Comision debera rendir SUI
informe a la Camara de Represen,
tantes antes del 2 de febrero de
1859. Sc anticipa que Sc celebra-
ran vistas publicas para darle opor-
tunidad de e oidas a todas las
personals y entidades interesadas
en- este problema.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

Fink, que tiene % amos, dijo en-
la CANA del hospital donde Sc re-
cobra de sus heridas, que I'm fue-
go subito envolvio ell motor Nc 3
de la nave, POGO tempo despues
del despegue. Luego vino la ex-
plosion y Ell impacto.
Esta fue la primera version
Official del tragico accidente.
No fue sino hasta ell domingo
que miembros de la tripulacion
del aparato dieron su version
del desastre.
Ell captain photo Thomas D.
George, y ell copiloto John C..
Winthrop, no Sc encontraban
en- condolences de relatar SUI YER
sion.
Ell propio Fink Sc nego a de-
clarar antes porque alego que
estaba todavia confuse, pero lue-
60 un mandamiento judicial lie
orden6 declarar a los investiga-
dores de Aeronautica Civil que
lie visitaron en- ell Hospital Mer-
cy, de Miami.
Fink dijo que ell avion pare
cia operar bien antes del despe-
que y que toda inspection INDIGO
que este funcionaria normalmen.
tie. Pero al elevarse, ell copiloto
senal6 que la maquina No 8 ha-
bia cogido fuego. Ell motor fue
apagado y Sc dejo escapar gas
extinguidor de ineendios.
Gel fuego parecio ceder, pero
de Immediate sobrevino I'm re-
lampago y ell avi6n Sc precipit6
a terra, Con ell impacto sail dis
parade de mi asiento detras del
photo hacia ell frente de la ca
bina, dijo Fink.
Luego de este, continue Fink,
ell photo CRITIC, vino ell impacto
y TODD quedo en- blanco.
Interrogado en- detalle por los
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
Empresario Core0grafo Sc Baten
Ell Prinero Sc Deqnay0 al Triunfar
Por ROBERT AHIER

PARIS, mario 81 (UP).-El
MARQUES de Cuevas, hombre de
u amos de edad, gano aver SUI
primer duelo pero cast Sc des-
mayo en- la proeza.
Cuevas, empresario de ballet
de nacionalidad norteamericana
pero nacido en- Chile, logro PIN
char al core6grafo russo Serge Lii
far en- ell antebrazo y Salv6 asi
SUI honor.
Inmediatamente despueS, sin
embargo, cayo con ell rostro pa
lido y la respiration entrecorta-
da, en- brazos de sus padrinos.
Liar palidecio tambien al yer
la sangre pero Sc recupero 10 SUI
ficiente deSpues de una cura de
urgencia para besar a SUI adver-
sario
Cuevas dijo lloroso y temblan-
do:
"Haremos un ballet juntos."
Liar, una de cuyas obras mejor
conocidas Sc titula David Triun-
fante" no contest6 NADIA. Ell due.
10 fue consequence de una dis.
custom entire los dos hombres que
tuvo lugar hace nueve dias So
bre I'm ballet cuya coreografia
habia hecho Lifar pero que no
guerra que Cuevas la utilizara.
Durante la discussion Liar
arrojo ell panuelo a los pies del
marques Cueyas acepto ell reto.
Durante la semana que prece-
dio al duelo de hoy, ambos to-
maron largas lecciones de es
grima.
Ell duelo Sc celebro hoy al me-
diodia a unos IS kilometres de
Paris. Los dos parecian hallarse
desconcertadoS.
Durante los tres primeros asal-
tOs del duelo -concertado a cua-
tro- Sc dedicaron a chocar los
aceros hasta que en- ell cuarto
asalto, Cuevas hirio nerviosamen-
tie a Liar en- ell antebrazo.
"Ha derramado sangre", de-
clar6 Jean Tournon, ex campeon
olimpico de esgrima, que actu6
de .juez.
"Suspendase Ell duelo ana.
do y curese al herido inme-
diatamente."
Mientras los medicos curabar
a Liar, ell Marques cayo en- bra
EOS de SUI padrino, ell diputado
Jean Marie LIE Pen.
Liar insisti6 en- besar al mar
cues que parecia hallarse al bor-
de i'm ataque de h~isteria Y a
quien lie corrian gruesas lagri.
mas por las mejillas.
Unos so n~oticieros y fot6gra-
fos vieron ell duelo que tuvo lu-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

gar en- Moulin de Val, en- Blaru,
cerca de la ciudad de Vernon,
al oeste de Paris
Cuando Ell marques Sc recupe.
70 dijo:
"iEstoy tan tristei Els como 81
hubiera herido a mi propio hi
jo".
Liar manifesto por SUI parte:
"Amo al marques pero no eSpe-
raba que fuera tan rapido y es-
tuviera tan lleno de juventud."
"Ahora que hemos salvado
nuestro honor -afadio- Sere.
mos tan amigos como antes."
Los medicos dijeron que la he.
rida era superficial y por 10 tam
to leve. Tuvieron la precauci6n
de esterilizar las espadas antes
del duelo.
La policia lego cuando va era
tarde. Los contendientes y Sus
acompanantes salieron en- rapi-
dos automobiles hacia Paris
cuando termino Ell duelo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
Viene de la Pagina 81
r
DICHOS DE FERNOS

SAN JUAN.-Un portavoz de la
oficina del presidente pro tempo
re del Partido Estadista, senior Luis
A. Ferre, informo aver que Ell Sc
nor Ferre contestant en- SUI oportu-
nidad las declaraciones del Conf
sionado de Puerto Rico en- Wash
ington, doctor A. Fern6s Isern, re-
lacionadas con la propuesta venta
de los caserios s~emirrurales a sus
actuales inquilinos.
Sc sabe que ell senior Ferre, afec-
tado aun por la muerte de SUI her
mano don Carlos, acaecida en- Me-
jico ell pasado jueves, no proyecta
por ahora hacer d~eclaraciones po-
liticas hasta terminado Ell periodic
de duelo que ~atraviesa la familia.
Debemos c%onsignar que las decla
~raciones del lider estadista sobre
ell prop6sito del Gobierno de ges-
tionar enmiendas a la Ley de Rela'
clones Federales en- 10 que respec-
ia a que la Legislature de Puerto
Rico pueda determinar ell Unite de
su deuda interna -proposito que
ell senior Ferre considera peligroso
para la economic de Puerto Rico
fueron hechas a este redactor con
antelacion a la muerte de don Car
los F. Ferre, y desde luego, antes
de que ell senior Luis A. Ferre sa-
liera precipitadamente hacia ciu.
dad de Mexico ell jueves de la Sc
mana pasada para gestionar ell tras
lado del cadaver de SUI hermano a
Puerto Rico.
PARQUE PARA BOCA DE
CANGREJOS
SAN JUAN - La Autoridad de
los Puertos modified "sustancial-
mente" la proposition sometida
Dor una corporation norteameri-
cana presidida por Ell congresista
James Roosevelt, democratic de
Los Angeles, California, para es-
tablecer I'm parque de entretenl-
mientc en- Boca de Cangrejos, Is
la Verde.
Ell congresista Roosevelt es es-
perado de un momento a otro en-
San JUAN segun informo Ell Direc.
tor Executive de la Autoridad, Sc
nor Eduardo Gracia para discutir
las modificaciones a Ia PROPOSE
cion.
Los sefores Roosevelt y Gracia
acordaron celebrar una conferen-
cha con tales fines, en- San Juan,
mahana sabado.
Ell Director Executive de la AP
declare que en- opinion de los