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Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
Stylish Sacks
Get Nowhere
On Television
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY

NEW YORK = up - Chemises
are selling like hot dogs at the
Worlds Series. But they aren't
getting bit of endorsement from
television's clothes-conscious per-
formers.
The controversial 1858 look, in
fact, is rarely in the TV cameras S
eye except for gags and converse
ton pieces. Dress designers and
manufacturers may fume at tele-
Visions inimicable attitude, but
TV wishes the whole new vogue
would quietly disappear.
1t isn't that the female stars, an
extremely fashion-wise group, are
ignoring the new silhouettes. In
dividually, they are as pro or con
chemise and sack Is their nom
performing sisters. Singers Jill
Corey, Patti Page and Jane Powell
love them. Actress Betsy Palmer
is beginning to think they look
nice-on some people. Panelist
Jayne Meadows calls them the
most horrible things ever per-
petrated on women"
The remarkable unanimity with
which the new clothes lines are be-
ing ignored on TV' can be traced
primarily to three factors: men,
cameras and reruns.
Male Veto
Men, in the first place, are found
in quantity and in strategic spots
behind the television cameras. And
men, it was conclusively revealed
in an Associated Press survey,
don't like the sack.
"I've just bought two new chem
ises and I love them," said the Hit
Parade's Miss Corey. "But | don't
have a thing to say about what
wear on television, and meme of
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20

credit for at least 5 out of the 10
years before he became disabled !;
at least a year and half of the
credit must have been earned in
the three years just before the be-
ginning of his period of disa-
bility."
If a disabled person applies to
his social security office before
July /, 1858, or if he has been dis
abled less than one year when he
applies, his five years of social Sc
curity credit must have been earn
ed within the 10 year period end
ing with the calendar quarter in
which he actually became disabled.
A person who applies on or after
July 1, 1858, must meet those work
requirements within a ten year
period ending no earlier than one
year before the date of his appli-
cation. In effect, this means that a
worker who has been disabled for
several years will not be able to
meet the work requirements and
therefore will not be able to quail
fly under the disability provisions
if he does not make application to
his social security office before
July l, 1858.
Mr.. Sullivan urged any disabled
person who feels that he might be
eligible under these provisions tc
get in touch with his nearest So
cial security office before July 1
by letter, phone, or in person. II
he is not able, someone else may
make the contact for him.
The Dover office is at 23O West
Loockerman Street.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
Social Security
Benefits Increase

More than 10000 severely dis
ab1ed workers in communities all
over the Nation are nosy receiving
social security disability insurance
checks, Edward F. Sullivan, dis
trict manager of the Dove=. social
security office announced today.
But there are probably other
eligible disabled workers, some of
them no doubt living in Kent and
Sussex Counties, who have not yet
applied to their social security off
ices for these benefits. Those who
have been disabled for work for a
long time must apply before June
80, Mr.. Sullivan pointed out, or they
will lose their rights to these new
benefit payments.
Any severely disabled person
who has worked under social Sc
curity for at least years and who
because of his condition, does not
expect to be able to work again
should get in touch with his social
security office right away, the So
cial security district manager said
If he is between so and 65 years
of age, he may be eligible for
monthly disability insurance bene-
fits. II he is under so, he may be
eligible to have his social security
record frozen to protect his own
future right to disability payments,
and also his family's rights to sur
vivorS insurance benefits.
To be eligible under these dis
ability provisions, a disabled work
er must meet the definition of dis
ability in the social security law.
He must also have social security
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
Physical Therapy
Dept. At Hospital

The Physical Therapy Depart
ment of the Milford Memorial Hos
pital returned to full operation
Monday morning, June 16, with the
return of Miss Bette Anne Pink.
Miss Pink has been on leave of
absence from the hospital for the
past three and a half months to
accept scholarship from the Ma
tianal Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis. This scholarship enabled
Miss Pink to make a special study
of the therapy programs for the
aging population in Europe. 1t in
cluded preceptor training and lee
lures in England, Norway, Sweden.
Denmark, Finland, Germany, Hol-
land, France, Switzerland, AUS
tria and Italy.
Her aim in studying Geriatric
Programs in Europe was to better
acquaint herself with existing pro-
grams in order to be informed on
how to establish an adequate pro-
gram in our state. Miss Pink has
been directing the Physical Thera-
py Department at Milford Memorial
Hospital, since October, 1854. She
had previously studied at Alfred
University, Alfred New York, and
the Medical College of Virginia,
Richmond, Virginia.
AS result of these studies, Miss
Pink has equipped herself to give
to the community "a service even
more complete than has been rem
dered in the past.
Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
VIM. E. Miller Pupils
In Recital June 26
continued from page one)

tCOutluucu lIOu page Ouct
Yester, Judith Gail Cunningham !;
Piano solo, Waltz Medley, Lit
tie Annie Rooney, Nolan and "The
Skaters, Waldtenfel, Mary Sue
Thawley; Piano solo, '4The Happy
Farmer, r. Schumann Opus IS,
No. 10, John Franklin Glenn; Pr
ano solo, Beautiful Dreamer,
Stephen Collins Foster, Sharon
Jean Murphy; Piano solo, "Popu-
lat Medley, I'm Gettin' Sefti-
mental Over You, Bassman, and
Idaho, Jesse Stone, Nancy
Swain; Accordion solo, Medley of
Polkas", Michael Wajda; Piano
solo, "Minuet" (Don juan, w. A.
Mozart, Barbara Clendaniel; Piano
solo. Adagio Moonlight Sonata,
l.. Van Beethoven, Virginia Roosa;
Accordion solo, ENTRY of the Gla-
diators", Fucik, arr. by Larry Yes
ter, Susan Carol Rogers.
Ushers: Head Usher, Donna Lee
Lingo, Martha Welch, Mary Ain
Killen, Nancy Knicely, Diane Kops,
Maxine Lord.
Invitations are in the hands of
the students.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20

Champion Has
|F amOus Name
AP Newsfeatures

There must be an advantage in
having a celebrity's name, says IT.
year-old Mary Martin, because no
body ever seems to forget you.
The Tylertown, Miss, belle who
just won a national homemaking
contest and a $1,000 college scho-
larship that goes with it, says she's
sure, however, that sit didn't in
fiuence the judges"
Lovely, slim, green-eyed Mary,
had to wait until she was a senior
at New Zion High School before
she could enter the contest but
after four years of waiting, /
knew I'd have a chance if | did
get the opportunity, and / knew
exactly what | wanted to say in
the homemaking QUESTIONABLE"
Her speciality is cooking. 'I've
been doing it since I was IL, she
says, land pies and cakes are my
forte"
DEVILS Food cake is her claim
to fame at home. IT'S my fathers
favorite recipe" she says. But her
young friends seldom get a chance
to sample that or her other culi-
nary achievements, and the young
men of Mississippi may never know
what they missed.
I'VE live too far away from each
other to congregate after school at
dance, record or nibble sessions,
as young people up North can do.
Most of my friends live on farms
as T do"
But that has its advantages too,
because sitting around a soda store
could make you fat. grins Mary,
who claims to be hearty eater but
doesn't have that corn fed look.
She has the slim lines of fashion
model, beautiful complexion and
lustrous eyes.
II don't have time to gain
weight" she says. 81 help my
father on the farm with the chick
ems and cows. I'm pivot on our
basketball team. | am a All girl.
/ pick berries, walk in the woods,
and across the fields. Even the
daily walk down to the mail box
is quite hike"
She likes every vegetable from
carrots to turnip green's, drinks
lots of milk, eats all meats, fish,
oysters, and, of course, fried chick
en-. She adores corn bread sticks.
Mary plans to study home eco
nomics at college, but she doesn't
plan to work after marriage, un-
less she finds a man who can't
support her.
Her biggest thrill. next to win
ming the prize, was seeing Maurice
Chevalier perform at the Waldorf,
and hitting the jackpot of seeing
him do an impromptu duet with
Marlene Dietrich, who was in the
audience.
"They were the first celebrities
I'd seen close up. They're wonder
full. Miss Dietrich is beautiful"
says shining-eyed Mary.
One of 49 finalists brought to
New York for the award-winning
dinner, Mary had no idea she had
won until the announcements were
made. She has one sister, Frances,
| Is. Her father and mother. Bril-
and Clara, are teachers in the
school she attends, where she is
scheduled to give the valedictory
speech on her return.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
CATTY CURIOSITY

GAINESVILLE, Wis. = (P) =
Thanks to the curiosity of cat, a
Janesyille mans wallet has been
returned after 10 years.
The cat was seen clawing at the
earth behind the Richard Struely
home. Struely dug deeper into the
ground and found the wallet, which
apparently had been stolen a dec
ade ago from Bill Attis. The money
was gene but Identification papers
were intact.
Struely returned the wallet to
Attis.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
Jaycees VIII Hold
Carnival For Week
CONTINUED from page one)

will be large rides for the grown
ups including the Roller Coaster
for both young and old. There will
also be several tent side shows in
cluding the Jungleland Show and
the big Circus Side Show. There
will be plenty of prize winning
games. On 4th July Day Holiday
the Carnival midway will be open
at IL noon and there will also be
plenty of free auto parking space
set aside on the Carnival grounds
so bring out the entire family to
the Jaycees Carnival.
On Saturday afternoon from i
to p. m, a special Riddles Mat
inee will be held-a 10c matinee.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
TOWN IGNORED

BISBEE, Ariz. -(P)-A group of
Sierra Vista citizens complained to
the Cochise County Board of Su-
pervisors that being ignored was
worse than being attacked.
Sam Barchas, spokesman for the
group, rolled out brand new coun-
ty map and pointed out his COM
plaint-no Sierra Vista was listed.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
SHIPS LAUNDRY

HOBOKEN, N. ]. -(P)- Oil
tankers can now be cleaned in "a
hours without a 100 mile trek to
open sea, thanks to new "laun-
dry service instituted at the Beth
lehem Seel Co. shipyards here.
Previously, the ships had to
steam to a safe dumping ground in
open waters. Now, the ships ballast
is pumped to a special receptacle
ashore while workmen peel scale
off the vessels inside walls.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
SHADES OF 1860

KINGMAN, Ariz. = (P) = Mayor
r. j. Mccarthy iof Kingman is
ready to take drastic steps about
what he calls deplorable road con-
ditions i'm the area.
Mccarthy said he wants King
man to secede from Arizona and
join Nevada.
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"okay, hOney-yOu get to blow them all out"
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ACCOKEEK, MD.
cypress home with newest equip
ment and screened patio. sur
rounded BY 5 acres OF pvt wood
land located In Moyaone Reserve.
with privileges Of Swimmina pool,
bride path and active community
program Call Blu 3-2t2I for
amt and dtraeffNus
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10000 SO. FIT.
BUSINESS PROP, WANTED

DEALER desires io-
cation, downtown area or Va.
Must have inside psrkine 10 cars
or more. Mr.. Reynolds, OIL.
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ARR. no IS down CT. 8 bed
Schools. .as e Fox EEAL EF j Sin s:ao %
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doctors,
dentists, or professional people,
Hyatts... Ice. separate e-rm. once
with plumbing, etc. house has
huge din. rnl, family size kit,
full bsmt., Diet. 2-car gar: q bar
gain et $1,000. We take trades.
FREDERICK v. BERENs SALES
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CAP. HGTS., 3l7 4Sth ave.-Extra
lge,, new excel eond Ideal for
2-familv or business in home
IS rms, 3 porches, garage, LOOK
81 it.; $4,000. Win negotiate
depending on cash. RE. b-60O0
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RoOMING HOUSE

725 LIST st. n.w.-11. rms, baths
WALsHE, INC, 1115 Eve St. NV.
MA. S-646S.
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HOUSES uAFuaMIsHED


BALLs CHURCH, Broyhill Park
Iarge brick 3-bedroom rambler;
dining room. fully equipped kitch-
en-, daylieht basement; newly dec
Grated: $3.50, weekdays after g.
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ROAD-Iaree II

HENDERSON ROAD-Large brk.
rambler on big corner lot. Liv.
rm.. flreps., sep. din. rm., 3 lge.
eedrns,, 2 tnll baths, nrepl; in
We take trades. FREDERICK W,
BERENS SALES. INC. Re. R-h40n..
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2-bedrm., all-steel, fireproof bung Il,
2-ear gar. S14.750. Ju 5-6533.
AVONDALE-Assume large 4fs CT
loan on this attr. 6-rm. semidet.
brk with LIST d. powder rm. Newly
redec. Vacant. Sl4,750. HUGH T.
PECK. HE. 4-64OO.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WANTED-Two girls to share lge.
home in N. Arl. WA. 7-0406.
UNUSUAL OPPOR, coll. grad. 20
rs, GEORGETOWN type coop, WA
men; Conn. Calvert area. Pvt. bed
rm.; S45. P. GRISSO, NO. 7-2947.
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PAuL p. STONE

VACANT-DECORATED
54O5 18th STREET NV.
No fixed down payment Owner
says selllll Down payment flexible
Colonial brick; 2 Ice. rms, 4 nat
ural bedrms.. plus enclosed. porch,
mod. kit. widin. area. finished
attic, 9 beaut. tiled baths, built
SSJJ. TIL q pM
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PARK = Comfortable,
prick. center-hall Colonial, located
in Silver Springs most desirable
area; Ice. liv. rm.. iirepl., den and
powder rm., scr. porch. 3 twin
sized bedrms. and 2 baths; sarase
On tastefully handicapped corner
lot. C. ROBERT GRAY Il CO.,
ora TIlswarfh d. III Z aim
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CLINTON-Brk., bedrms., sep.
din. Im. and den, ia baths, "a
bsmt owner will redecorate or
make cash allowance for redeco-
rating. Lot 100x300. FHA or
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES,
INC, RE. R-5400 It'll a
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s305 down. OWNER, SIP. 3.544S.
LANHAM - New 3-bedrm. brick
rambler ful bsmt.. carport, on
transp, BUILDER. Price. S15,75O
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MASS. AVE. AREA--only S22.7SQ
in lit sarnee, porch, extras
ssAAhAlu66Ls 4. I soo ~ I OF MD.
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BLvD.-3-bedrm brick rambler
corner lot: mr.. community pool;
fun din rm.2 hrepls. Only
$500. BEERS BROS" JU,
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IO-ROOM HOUSE-Eiectricity. old
arteSian well beautiful magnolia
and shade trees: about 3 acres
land: beautiful waterfront. also on
highway: on Yeocomieo River. a
branch of the Potomac Priced
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA 4 bedrms.. 8 full
satSs new %,h brisk tsS. sp iS;s. s 9S
daylight rec. room, fireplace in
living rm.: many built-in features;
low down payment; $25,990. Til 9
pm. BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. f.
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FALLS CHURCH, Pimmit Hills: 8
bedrms., u acre, fenced yard, trees
and flowers, patio: FILA or assume
AZ mortgaee. $4,000. TW. g.
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DELICATESSEN

Major oil company has . modern
on a busy thoroushfare. in the
heart Of residential and apt
area. Small capital investment
Rental terms designed to help ycu
get started Salaried training
Financial aid available II needed
Cal KE. S-2747. $50 p.m--1C
pm
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e So5 o5EEPPFRsoN Ut, S2'%.
WANTED Someone to assume
low monthly payments on small
trusts. Beaut. decorated Colonial
brick home. 8 lge. rms. mod. kit.
den. 3 hedrms. encl porch makes
4th bedrm. Rec. rm.; mod. through
CALL TILL ppm
Murray Levine, AID. 4-3737
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

SHEPHERD Painfully . show
place on a beautiful street, Large
corner lot. Handsome center HAL
brk Colonial with massive Buck
inshAm slate roof Paneled den
and lsY. on LIST floor. 3 bis bed
rooms, . baths on End. Beautifully
finished 3rd floor. Rec Tm., scr;
pch.. gear ear.. Built 1910. Real
quality masterpiece. Excel eehd
priced at Ss9.5O0 FRANK 8
PHILLIPS. INC, d, 7-l4l1;
ewes, wo. 6-3300,
GEORGETOWN b.. 9 hath nat
'front.' brick. Large LR. Real DR..
Rarcatn.
CHEVY CHASE - Oct pretty
house. den. pWdr, rm. Oner.
STEVENS, CO. 5-e3sl. FL
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RoCKyILLE-sILYER ROCK, 1907
0randin ave; $500 down, sl4 300
) bedrma.. liv. rm.. kit, large
family rm., full basement. outside
STORAGE bldg; newly painted. PO.
2-435a.
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NoUSEa ron SALE-M,W.
Mr.. WALTER REED

Bedrm. Oct. brk. colonial. Excel.
cond. Liy. rn. ulfrpl. sep. din.
T% NOD a. , i,s iir' ggS sSs;n rn
p wrc,'p Nee yard. NJ. shop. trSnsp.
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NO BROKERS-Adelphi; 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; cleo. kit, "a baths,
tile bSmt., level lot; no through
street; nr. shopping and school.
HE. A-00I@.
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LEWISDALE-2-story brick Colo.
nial; 3 bedrms., 2-car darase, scr
porch; many extras OWNER, HA
9-746a Mon. thru Friday
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rambler;
equip. kit: fen. yd.: lge. Gil loan.
SOUTHLAWN RLTY., 10. 1852
UNIVERSITY HILLS. near Nd
Univ Mod. 3-bedrm. brk. ram
bier, excel loo. Take over $4,000
CT loan. Priced for quick sale
S15,750. HUGH T. PECK, HE
4-64O0, til q
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COLORED
PETWORTH
S495 DOWN

At 14th and Perry pl. NV. is this
lovely Ice. 6-rm. brk. featuring
full hsmt.. automatic heat. mod.
kitchen and newly redec. All for
only S495 and move in. Act nowi
Bargain priced,
LIST NATL. REALTY
RE. 1881 JU. 7-7967
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YOU J

can't buy q better home or location
for S13,950 than this newly dec
GRATED 3-bedrm: brick home with
8 porches. Full basement, oil heat,
140-ft. fenced yard in best NV.
location. Mr.. everything. Payments
are SIO9 mo. with low On. pay
ment: Call SIX REALTY CO., DI.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES = Today's
top value; close-in brick Colonial;
large master bedrm., sep. din. I'm,
full bsmt, 20-ft. rear porch, ga
rage Low cost hot-water heat
Asking only $4,000; low down
payment. W. r. HUGHES CO.,
AP 7-l40n.
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Executives

An invitation to see another won
derful buy; Tranquil suburban
setting; spacious for entertain
ing. A real shoWplaee. See this
stately. Tome in. Riverwood Gus
ing. Lae foyer ent,. liv rm :. FIRE.
pl,. formal din. Tn.. Ice. bedrms.,
3 full baths, de luxe eoU:pptd
kit. lge scr porch. > ear at
tached garaRe, sit on nice lot .
Priced at S36,b00. Liberal ansnc.
ing available. For appointment to
see, call ia 4-4NlO
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-24
JUNTA
Viene de Ia PriBeral

Los comunistas organizaron los
ataqueS a Nixon. Organizaron y
dirIgieron a los estudiantes jove-
mes"
Luego insistio en- que la junta
de gobierno mo tomo las precau-
clones debidas" para proteger al
vice presidente norteamericano
en- su vista.
La senana pasada fue presen-
tado en- la camara de represen-
tantes un proyecto de resolution
en- ell cual Sc reclsma que Sc expul-
Sc de este pals al discutido Perez
Jlmenez a quien molesta Sobrema-
nera que Sc lie denomie ex "dicta-
dor
Wine a Estados Unidos porque
slempre mantuve relaciones amis-
tosas con ell pals manifesto Pc
rez Jimenez, que reside con SUI
famllla en- una bien custodiada
mansion de Miami Beach por la
cuai Sc afirma que pago 400. 200
dolares
Perez Jimenez agrego que 81 Sc
lie obliga a abandonar Ell terri
torio norteamericano, probable
mente dejaria aquf a SUI esposa y
cuatro hiias por algun tempo.
Aflrmo que se s;ente cansado y que
desea "vivir en- paz y tranauilidad".
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-24
DULLES
Continuation de la Pagina 81

Continuation de la Pagina 81
siderable interes en- los circulos
dip1omaticos latinoamericanos de
Washington, los que Sc mantienen
atentos al apoyo que pueda dar
Eisenhower al plan de reorienta-
ci6n politica, que ha propuesto
SUI Vicepresidente.
En- los circules diplomaticos Sc
juzga tambien que Nixon ha cen
surado publicamente al Departa-
mento de Estado o sus repetidas
deelaraciones de que los diplomati-
cos de Estados Unidos deben de-
jar ell ambiente de "~cocteles y fies-
tas de etiqueta" para dedicarse
mas bien a ganarse la amistad del
est~udiantado, de los trabajadores
y de la prensa.
Varios de los embajadores, es-
peraban que Dulles les hablaria
de estas cuestiones en- la reunion
de hoy, pero cuando las dejo pa
sar en- silencio, Sc abstuvieron de
traerlas a colaci6n, por juzgar que
clio habria sido una descortesia
diplomatica.
Uno de los informantes dijo que
las pocas preguntas que hicieron a
Dulles, los embajadores, sobre la
question de la OTAN y la O.E.A.
puso de manifesto una falta de
interes de la mayoria de parte de
los paises latinoamericanos, en- la
idea de un mayor acercamiento
entire las dos organizaciones inter
.nacionales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-24
(Viene de h. PrilasFa,

i~nterpretaria Ell papel de don Pa
bio, nj que estudios serian los que
Sc encargarian de la filmacion de
la pelicula. Aseguro, sin embargo,
que don Pablo no intervendra d.
rectamente.
Los detalles de la filmacion Sc
completarian cuando Casals vaya a
MEXICO, dentro de algunos meses,
para asistir al Segundo Concurso
International de Cello pablo Ca
sails" que Sc celebrara en- Jalapa,
estado de Veracruz.
FERRE ENVIA CABLE A
ESPOSOS NIXON
SAN JUAN. - FL vicepresidente
del PER y ex candidate a la Go
pernacion de Puerto Rico, don Luis
A. Ferre envi6 I'm cablegrama al
vicepresidente Nixon dandole la
bienvenida "a SUI regreso a nuestro
pals" y felicitandolo "por 81 acti-
tud frente a los ataques de que fue
victima en- algunos paises de Ame-
RIGA Latina.
Ell texto del cable enviado por
Ferre a Nixon y su esposa es ell
siguiente:
lie damos la buenvenida otra
vez a nuestro pals y nos sentimos
orgullosos de SUI actitud ejemplar
de respeto hacia los derechos fun
damentales de libertad de pensa-
miento y expression que listed man
tuvo valsentemente en- respuesta a
los ataques de una minoria de
agresores a la democracia y la de-
cencia, quienes afortunadamente
no representa- ell respeto sincere
Dor la libertad y la dignidad del
individu que esta firmemente ase-
gurada en- ell corazon de la enorme
mayoria de los ciudadanos de la
America Latina.
'Su actitud, calma y dignidad lie
han ganado la c~onfianza de nues-
tro pueblo y ha prestigiado nues-
ira nacion. Saludos cordiales a u.s.
led y la sonora Nixon"