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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-25
La Industrial PelrOIera

NUEVA YORK, julio "a (UPD
Ell portavoz de una importan-
tie firma de abogados de esta
ciudad, declare anoche que lin
contrato fue firmado en- Va
shington, ell lunes a las seiS de
la tarde, entire ell gobierno ar
gentino y firmas norteamerica-
mas y alemanas, mediante el cual
seran perforados 4,500 nuevos
pozos en- Argentina.
Ell vocero, que estuvo preSen-
tie en- ell acto, pidio que no Sc lie
identificara.
Diio que entire los firmantes
del c~ontrato Sc hallaban, Geor-
ge E. Allen, abogado de la firma
de Alvord and Alvord, que re-
~presento tambien a las industries
ACT, ell Chemical Corn Bank,
Splendor Mining Corp, y la
Occidental Life Insurance of Ca
lif0rnia.
'La production de esos 4,500
pozes sera de unos $40, 100000 de
toneladas al ano -informo- Y
los pages Sc haran en- moneda
argentina o en- dolares, no Ell
petroleo."
Subrayo ell caracter "%provisio-
nal' del acuerdo firmado ell lu-
mes, en- la embajada argentina
de Washington, entire DIPLOMAT
cos argentinos y los representa-
ties de companies financieras y
petroleras de EStados Unidos y
Alemania.
Gel reloj estaba dando las seis
cuando Sc firmo Ell contrato'',
observe ell abogado.
Agrego que los detalles def
nitivos del contrato y los acuer-
dos seran firmados tres meses
mas tarde. De acuerdo con la in
formation, otro de los firmantes
del contrato fue ell Comisionado
de Concrete y Actos Publicos
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-25
ESTALLAN -.
(Viene de la primera)

ron, favoreciendo Ell vote por la
candidatura presidential de Arturo
Frondizi. POGO despues estallo Otro
petardo en- la escalera de servicio
de una casa &c departamentos en-
la Avenida Callao, en- cuya planta
vive Alberto Teissaire, ex vicepre-
sidente del ultimo gobierno de Pc
ron, y en- euyo primer piso reside
ell. Contraalmirante, Luis Cornes,
ex Ministro de Marina peroniSta.
Entretanto, trascendio que la pc.
licla alamo domicilios de dirigen.
ties de la Alianza Libertadora Ma
clonalista, que fuera cuerpo de
choque callejero del peronismo,
sin que Sc informara oficialmente
sobre ell motive de la MEDIA. Esta
fue vinculada, sin embargo. a las
disposiciones de precauci6n poll.
cial adoptadas ante ell anuncio de
que ell sabado proximo Sc haria una
concentration ante la ex sede de
la fundacion de ayuds social eva
Peron", con motive de cumplirse
ell sexto aniversario de la desapari
cion de es;a.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-25

eel Estado Libre Asociado de
Puerto Rico es fruto de la ,libre
determination democratica de
nuestro pueblo y promoter de sus
libertades politicas y economi-
cas-, Ell gohernador Luis Munoz
Marin expidio Ell sabado una pro-
clama en- la QUE insta a todos los
habitantes de Puerto Rico a que
concurran a los actos publicos que
Sc proyectan err conmemoracion
del ''sexto ~aniversario de la fun
dacion del Ella"
Exhorta ell Jefe de 10 Executive
a que todos los puertorriquenos
compartan "la algeria general en-
plazas parques y Gales o en- los
barfios: bateyes, camlnos y we're
das de nuestros campos: donde.
quiera que Sc reunan eSe dia (25
de jul1o) los hombres, mujeres y
ninos que forman ell buen pueblo
de Puerto Rico z
Dice asl Ell texto integro la Pro.
Dice asi ell texto integro de Ia
Proclama cuya publication autori.
20 la Oficina de Prensa de La For
taleZa:
"Por Cuanto eli rs de Julio de
1858, Sc cumpIe ell Sexto Aniversa-
rio de ia fundaci6n del Estado Ii
bre Asociado de Puerto Rico;
"Por Cuanto, ell Estado Libre
Asociado es fruto de la librfe deter
minacion democratica de nuestro
pueblo Y promoter de sus liberia
DIES politlcas y economicas;
"Por Cuanto, la celebration del
IS de julio entraha un acto de re-
dedication ~colectiva a nuestros
ideales de vida democratica y a
nuestra indestructible association
en- ell pueblo de los Estados Unidos
de America; +,
Por Tanto, 70 Luis Munoz Ma.
rim, Gobernador del Estado Libre
Asocisdo de Puerto Rico, al pro-
clamaf solemnemente la festividad
del dia insto a todos los habi.
tantes de Puerto Rico a que con.
curran a los actos publicos que Sc
proyectan a fin de renovar su. fer.
vorosa adhesion 4 los simbolos de
nuestra dignidad colectiva y de
nuestra nonrosa asociacion politi.
ca y de compartir la algeria gene.
raj en- pIazas, pafques y Gales o en-
los palrios, b~ateyes, caminos y We
redas de nuestros campos, donde
quiera que Sc reunan csc dia los
hombres mujeres y ninos que for.
man ell buen pueblo de Puerto Ri.
CO...
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-25
Clas. A|emanas ] Norfeanericanas
SNcriben Contrato Para Perforar
1880 Pozos en- Ia Rep. Argentina.
POr ALBERTO MORE

de la ciudad de Nueva York, ex
Embajador, Richard c. Patter-
son.
Patterson habia dicho previa-
mente a la United Press Inter.
national, que preferia mo tratar
del asunto por ell momento" y
que 81 Sc deseaba information,
sobre Ell particular, que nos di-
(Pasa a Ia Pag. 50
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-25
PRoMENENTES
.(Viene de la prirneral

SmdtnerS los REPRESENTATIVES,
Charles, Porter y Homer Judd. Tam
bien han sido invitados Fernando
Belaunde Terry, lider del Partido
Accion Popular del Peru, y Dardo
Cuneo, Secretario de Prensa del
Presidente de la Argentina, Arturo
Frondizi.
DESAPARECE LIDER DEL
PIP DESDE HACE UN MES
CATANO.-Desde la desapari-
cion lnexplicable del exlider estu-
diantil y destacado dirigente in
depenGentista Jose nj. Tejada,
ocurridaS ell pasado 80 de JUNO, SUI
esposa, Maria del Pillar Santos y
sus tres hijos, llenos de grandes
temores Sc halian desesperados,
en- su hogar en- Bay View.
Hasta la fecha, la atribulada mu-
jer no tiene la mas leve noticia del
paradero de SUI eSposo, a quien VIC
por Ultima vez s. 80 de JUNO, al
mediodia, cuando Ell lie encargo, al
salir de SUI hogan en- la Gale Ca
nal, de este pueblo, que lie sellara
una papeleta hipiea?
Tejada. quien fue uno de los
mas destacados Iideres del Parti-
do Independentista de Puerto Ri
co, Sc dedicaba ultimamente a la
preparation de programs de ra-
dio, especialmente para la trasmi-
sion de las fiestas patronales de
distintas parties de la Isla. Segun
su esposa Ell no lie hablo, de u
planes, va que cast nunca la ente-
raba de 10 que pensaba hacer.
Informa Maria del Pillar que,
sunque en- los ultimos dias 10
wo I'm POGO deprimido, no cree
que este haya sido eel motive de SUI
desaparicion, va que, debido a sus
actlvidades, muchas yeces sc en-
contrabs cansado y abatido, pero
ESQ era parte de su n~aturaleza Y
NADIA anormal
En- mas de una OCCASION el salia
para dlstlntos puntos de la Isla V,
6 Veces al extranjero, pero STEM
pre- lie escribia y lie mandaba dine.
no. Tdmpoco cree que haya desa-
paresldo por disgustos familiares,
pues NADIA serio o~curriria entire
ellos, salro algund que otra discu-
sion familiar. comun entire marido
y muJer
Lo que mas asombra y apena a
la esposa de Teiada, es ell hecho de
que sls hijitos Jose Enrique. de
IL amos, que padece de PARALYSIS
cerebral Gisela. de 10, y Rafael
Antonio de s, etan preocupados
por Ell paradero de SUI papa.
MUN0Z INSTA CONMEMORAR
rs DE JULIO
SAN JUAN Afirmando que
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-25

En- ell 1868
Rep. Dominicana Ce|ebra ell
Centenario de su Independence


CIUDAD TRUJILLO, julio "a
-(UPD-La Republica Domini.
cana, segun Sc anuncio hoy, pien-
sa celebrar N 1868 ell centena-
rio de SUI Independence con la
termination de un vasto plan de
mejoramiento de las condolences
del pueblo dominicano.
Ell Generalisimo Rafael L. Tru-
jillo, figura directriz de la vida
publica dominicana, ha fijado Ell
ano de 1868, centenario de la
restauracion, como llaman los
dominicanos a la guerra con Es-
pana, para la termination de un
programa que incluye las 81
guientes metas: F.,
/. La total alfabetizacion del
pals.
2. La electrificacion completa
de las regiones rurales del pals.
3. La elimination del paludis!
mo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-25
CHOFER MUERTO EN- FORMA
MISTERIOSA

BOGOTA. Ell Juzgado Sexto de
instruction Criminal prosiguio en-
ell dia de aver la Investigation re-
lacionada con la oscura muerte del
chofer Adonai Ovalle Pulido, cuyo
cadaver aparecio ell domingo a un
lado de la autopiSta a. CHA. ,
En- los documentos que portaba
la victima, figura IN pape1 que es-
ia Siendo decifrado actualmente,
pues parece que en- Ell Ovalle Pu-
lido consigno algo importante para
la Investigation.
Ell Servicio de Inteligencia Co
lombiano entr6 a colaborat con
los jueces en- ell esclarecimiento de
los hechos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-25

lBEROAMERIcA. en-
DIN. E9I0
(viene de la Prtmera)

Wiene de la Primera)
gicas, a fin de que Ell pals suda-
merlcdno pueda solucionar sus d.
ficultades econ6micas.
Ell gobierno bollviano hace las
gestiones a la solnbra de. la guerra
ira entire Estados Unidos y la
Union Scvietica.
El aho pasudo la Union sovie-
tlca trastorno ell mercado del esta.
no liquidsndc en- Europa diez mil
toneladas-de estaho y ahora Sc te-
me, en- los eirculos' diplomaticos,
que pueda liquidsr este ano entire
10000 y $4,000 toneladas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-25

4. I'm programa de colonial
cion, dentro del cual no habra
una sola familia campesina que
no sea propietaria de ~tierras, y
la e%nsenanza de los metodos mas
modernos de cultivo.
5. Construction intensa de vi
viendas adecuadas para las fami-
lias del campo y de los centres
urbanos.
Para dar cumplimientO a estos
programs, ell gobierno piensa
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-25
LOS BARRIOS VEN DE NUEVO
Ell SERVICIO DE VIGILANCIA
POLICIACA

BOG0TA-Las Fuerzas de Poll
cha han seguido intensificando has
ia ell maxine ell servicio de vigilan-
cia en- la ciudad. Es asi como ba-
rrios residenciales que hace amos
no veian durante las noches I'm
agente, ahora miriam complacidos
los servicios. Por 10 demas los ca
rios radiopatrullas recorren todos
- PaSa a la paglna s.
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UN SUJETO ASESINA A SU
PROTECTOR Y LIE ROBA Ell
DINER0

BOGOTA-Jose Antonio Carde-
mas era como I'm hijo para Ell la
nero Jose Angel Sober. Vivian en-
regiones aledanas al rio Meta a
principles de este ano. Una noche
Cardenas y Sober llegaron a una
fonda, Sc dieron a tomar cerveza y
ell segundo pagaba con billetes que
sacaba de una cartera repleta.
Cuando salieron de ALI, Carde-
mas asesino de cuarenta y dos Gu
chilladas a SUI protector y lie robo
ell dinero. Por tales hechos ell juez
segundo superior, doctor Price Gu
tierrez, lie abrio aver causa crimi-
nal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-25

hizo a tantos amigos entire los de
la flota, que toda la fuerza decide
seguirlo, y regreso a la capital mas
fuerte que nunca.
Version Inglesa Ultima Pagina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-25

terrorismo'. EN- conocimiento de
csc hecho", -sigui6 diciendo-
- Pasa a la pagina s.
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Colombia
Cuantioso Fraude Denunciado Por e|
Banco de Ia Repdb|iea en- Boqotd

BOGOTA-A solicitud de altos
funcionarios del Banco de la. Re
publica, ell ministerio de iusticia
comision6 a uno de los jueces de
instruction criminal para la inves-
tigacion de I'm cuantioso fraude.
Sc trata de un asunto extremada-
mente delicado, y en- realidad no
Sc tienen Sobre ell particular infor.
maciones suficientemente detalla-
das.
En- ell Banco de la Republica, Sc
gun 10 que hemos logrado saber,
Sc adelanto una minuciosa investi-
gacion de caracter administrative
y Sc allego una abundante docu-
mentacion demostrativa de la ire
gularidad. Las conclusiones de la
averiguaci6n administrative hicie-
ron necesaria la Immediate inves-
tigacion de caracter penal, razon
por la cual altos funcionarios del
banco emisor sc dirigieron al mi
historic de justicia en- solicitud de
la designation de un juez especial.
Para Ell efecto fue designado por
ell ministerio ell juez SO de instruc-
cion criminal, doctor Ospina Iriar-
te, f%uncionario que entro a actuar
Embellishments. Ell doctor 0spina
~Iriarte, precisamente, vehia traba-
jando en- la investigation de I'm ca
so relacionado con esmeraldas pro-
cedentes de minas diStintas de las
de Muzo, y por razon de la espe-
cial mission investigativa en- que es-
taba actuando Sc lie confio ell ne
gocio similar.
La Recommendation entregada por
ell Banco de la Republica, y que
sirve de base a la investigation
penal, parece que comprende los
nombres de altos empleados que
dentro de las averiguaciones de ca
racter administrative han apareci-
do comprometidos.
En- torno a tan delicado "affai.
re-, sobre decirlo, Sc guarda una
especial reserva, y no nos fue posi-
BILE conocer un dato aproximado
en- cuanto al faltante de esmeral.
das, ell cual parece que asciende q
una cuantioSa suma.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Neus Grandfather Read


for Parma, Missouri, where the
groom's father has beautiful farm
of 200 acres.
Members of the high school faculty
and friends will enjoy sleigh ride
to the John Warren home in Orange
township this Wednesday evening.
When the west bound Northern Ohio
double header with snow plow on
the front engine went through Pan
dora on Tuesday of last week Levi
Neuenschwander was inquisitive
enough to run and see how the snow
plow works. He surely found out as
he was not only showed under but d;
ne said afterwards he thought the enc
of the world was at hand.
Riley creek is frozen solid to the
bottom, number of local Fishermen
claim. The discovery was made thu
first of the week when fishing part,
attempted to cut through the ice to lie
their lines. The condition is unpre
cedented in the history of the creel
and if it obtains throughout con
siderable part of its length it vii
result in determination of the create
part of the fish population.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06

NJ. M. Bogart has been appointed
as local food administrator by the
county director, M. Austin Potter. He
will have charge of local food con-
troll.
Members of the fire department to
serve during the year under fire chief
Pogue are: Harry Fisher, Z. c.
Stauffer, Ira Troxel, Charles Sratton,
Bert Devier, C. M. Doty. S. M. Kim
mel, Earl Good, Isaac Brobeck.
Clarence Bracy, Guy Corson and
Cleon Smith.
The tenant house occupied by MIR.
and Mrs. Harley Boggs and six
children on the Henry Cupp farm was
burned to the ground Tuesday morn
ing. The roof of the building was al
most ready to fall in on the occupants
when the rural mail carrier, Belta
Whittoberg, saw the upper story in
flames and gave the alarm.
Bluffton high school defeated Ada
34-14 in game of basketball Friday
evening. The locals led 81 at the END
of the first half.
The Ohio Oil company has stopped
the work of its teams in the oil fielc
until the weather moderates and tht
snow melts.
The resignation of Cyrus Schu
macher. former superintendent of thu
electric light and waterworks plant
took effect Friday. Wilbert Winkler
who has been connected with tn
plant. has been made superintendent
A happy wedding took place at tn
home of John Badertscher, whe
their daughter, Miss Edna, becam
the bride of Homer, son of MIR. an
Mrs. Sam GratZ. The newly wedde
couple will leave within a few week
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
RAWSON
ROUNDUP

Friends of SIC John Cookson are
sorry to hear of his illness and con-
finement in the Army hospital. John
is well known in this community.
His parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Cookson of Rawson. His wife is the
former Mary Lou Young, daughter of
Mr.. and Ms. Charles Young, Bluff
ton. Their home address is Mi Casa
Ia Trailer Court, 1904 Alamed, FL
Paso, Texas. John has been in the
hospital at Fort Bliss since Christ
mas day, suffering from pneumonia.
He is enrolled in the Army School
of Electronics. His wife and three
Children live in their house trailer
near the base. Let all who know John
send him a shower of get well cards
and some reading material to help
him pass these lonely hours away so
far from home.
Attending a meeting of the Daugh-
ters of America, Thursday evening in
Toledo, were Mrs. w. l.. DeLong,
Mrs. George Cogley and Mrs. Sam
Culp. Accompanying them from Find
lay were Mrs. Chester Smith, Mrs.
Carrie Clapp and Mrs. Ida Mae Clark.
Attending the hockey game played
in the Sports Arena. Toledo, Satur-
day evening, were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l.. DeLong. Mrs. Ella Mae Clark and
Miss Judy DeLong. Mr.. Culp and
Jim Henderson operated the restau-
rant In their absence.
Miss Mary Rover entertained the
Mayflower and Rosebud Blue Birds
Camp Fire girls of the Rawson school
at her home north Of Rawson, Thurs
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Services Sunday
For Mrs. OleszcZak

Graveside rites were held Sunday
afternoon in Maple Grove cemetery
for Mrs. Magdalene Oleszcak, Dun
kirk, New York, who died last We'd
nesday evening at her home.
Surviving are her husband
Michael; a son, Barney, Findlay;
two grandchildren; and brother and
a sister in Poland.
Services were held Saturday morn
ing in Dunkirk, before the body was
removed to Bluffton for burial. The
Basinger Funeral home was in charge
of arrangements.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Outlines Principles
lOf Business Groups

Four principal objectives should be
the aim of any organization of bus
inessmen in a community, ]. d.
Sharpe, former president of the Wau-
seon Chamber of Commerce told the
Bluffton Business Mems association
at its meeting Wednesday evening of
last week.
First, he said, the organization
should provide means of unifying
the thinking of the group on matters
of business and community interest.
2, 1t should encourage diversified i'm
dustry in the community. 3, 1t should
try to create and expand trade. a.
The organization should work for the
general welfare of the community.
1--WE must be good citizens of the
community as well as businessmen,
and this means participation in civic
affairs" Mr.. Sharpe said.
BUCYRUS, OHIO contains the
worlds largest garden hose factory.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Mems Garden Club
Banquet Scheduled
For February IL

The. annual banquet of the Bluffton
Mems Garden club will be held next
Wednesday, February IL, at $50 p.
m. in the basement of st. John S
Evangelical and Reformed church, it
was announced this week by Garden
club officials.
Guest speakers will be Miss Ocie
Anderson, Bluffton public librarian
and Miss Esther Reichenbach, in
structor at Cory-Rawson high school.
They will present color slides on
Scenery and Gardens" taken on
summer tours of Europe.
John Cochran, first vice-president
of the Mems Garden Clubs of Ameri-
ca, is expected to attend the banquet
Other guests from garden clubs in
Lima, Findlay, Celina and Wapako-
meta are expected for the meeting.
Members of the five area clubs will
meet briefly after the banquet tc
make early plans for the 1860 region
al conference of American garden
clubs, which will be held in Bluffton
in 1860.
Darwin Luginbuhl, president of the
Bluffton club, will be master of cere-
monies at the banquet. Ladies night
will be observed at the banquet.
Tickets for the banquet may be
purchased from Lester Niswander,
Conner Stewart and Wilford Geiger.
Reservations must be in not later
Cat,trdav auaninp Eabf1lary &
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06

day of last week. The group enjoyed
sleighing. Debbie Redd was intro
duced to the group by Crolin Shumak-
er. Mrs. Ernest Allen and Mrs. En-
erson Inbody provided the transpor-
tation.
Did you see your shadow Sunday?
Of course you did So did Mr.. Ground
hog. Six more weeks before Miss
Spring walks around the corner. But
don't think of going to Florida, says
Mrs. Percy Westall. If you are going
to freeze. you might as well stay in
Ohio.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06

BUCYRUS, OHIO contains the
worlds largest garden hose factory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17

for Bernard ooldfine because Of
this friendship"
My answer 10 both questions
Is: mo"
I know OF no action requested
or taken by me or by any mem
Der OF the stan with any Gov
eminent oiiicial that has re-
suited In any benefit 10 Bernard
Goldnne that he could not have
received had he gone directly
to the agency involved and he
and ! had been complete strar-
gers.
You might also ask me:
Us II proper In your opinion,
for any public ofncial 10 ac-
eept any gifts from any friend?"
Comedies Possible Error
This is a question which
every man In public life car
only answer for himself. Surely
I am not insensitive 70 inter-
pretations that II Is possible q
place upon a situation involv-
ing my relationship with q
friend who becomes involved
advertently or inadvertently
with matters In public agencies
I can only say to this commit
tee, with a clear conscience
that in the Ave and one-hslI
years that ! have been at my
post. have never permitted
any personal relationships Il
Affect in any way any actions
of mine In matters relating Il
II. on the contrary, ! hav'
II. on the cont rary. ] hav,
in any way so conducted mysel
as to cast any semblance o
doubt upon such conduct. ] car
only say that the error was on
OF judgment and not OF intent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Effort to End
Engineer
Strike Pushed

NEW YORK. June II R.-
Neeotiators renew efforts today
to settle a two-dav-old strike
OF LOO marine engineers.
The strike eventually could
halt 44s passenger and dry
cargo ships operating out Of
East and Gulf Coast ports.
-Four hours OF almost con-
tinuous negotiations between
the Marine Engineers Beiie-
fetal Association and the ship
owners ended In failure at mid
night. The talks resume later
today.
So far the strike has had a
relatively small effect Twenty
eight dry cargo ships have been
immobilized in the port Of New
York.
A strike OF 10000 oil tanker
seamen was settled late yester-
day. More than l25 ships-S4
OF them oil tankers - were
caught in ports from New York
TO Mobile. Ala. early IN the
strike. which began at mid
night Sunday.
Crews were instructed TO sal
after the tanker agreement wa,
announced.
Two other strike-threatenini
disputes. one involving Nationa
I Maritime Union seamen EN-
ployed on the 448 passenger anC
dry cargo ships and the othei
involving radio operators OF
$50 Of the same vessels, werI
settled without strikes.
There was no picketing a
the piers. Union longshoremel
thus were free TO continue carg'
operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17

call from the White House.
From time to time he glanced
over at his wife, Rachel, who
sat amidst a swarm of report
ers.
Just One of Boys Now
When Mr.. Moss, conspicu-
ously not disarmed by the APP
pearance of humility, chal-
Ilenged him with being "a per-
son of considerable influence
and power in this administra-
ton" Mr.. Adams replied with
typical Yankee dryness, II
have heard 1t rumored."
Mr.. Adams obviously wished
| for the moment that 1t would
be forgotten.
This morning. the mighty
Sherman Adams. who checked
his shield and his spear at the
door, wished to be considered
just one of the boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Went TO Sons Wedding

"On one occasion. ! assisted
his son in a difhculty in which
he found himself" Mr.. Adams
recalled. Il attended his sons
wedding. Mrs. Adams and
gave the young couple a we'd
ding gift which I believe they
still have in their home"
Mr.. Adams said he accepted
the vicuna coat I'M she same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Missing 81 Sought
By U. S. in Prague
BY The Associated Press

The United States Embassy
at Prague has asked the Czech
government about a missing
United States soldier, Sergt.
James E. Cole Of Connellsville,
Pa.
Sergt. Cole disappeared last
week while fishing on the bor-
der Of Czechoslovakia and Aus
tria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
PhiIonthropic Giving
Logs Behind Growth

NEW YORK. - Americans
gave SGT billion In 1857 TO well
fare. health. religious. educa-
tional and other philanthropic
groups. an increase OF $500 mil