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Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-04-17
Hansen
!! Attends
Conference

Edward ]. Hansen an
esthetist at the Sitka Com
munity Hospital, will attend
the convention OF Western
Hospitals starting April 2lst.
Hansen will represent the
local hospital at the five day
meeting to be held in San
Francisco.
Henssen assumed his du-
ties at the hospital here on
Feb. "a. He formerly taught
the Science of Anesthesia at
Sacred Heart hospital ii
Spokane, Washington. Prior
to that he was associated
with the University Hospital
III Chicago, and the St. Fran
els Hospital in Peoria, iii.
While in San Francisco he
will attend the sessions of the
American Association OF An
esthetists to learn the latest
techniques. He will also At
tend as many of the schedul-
ed meetings as he can 50
as to bring back as much in
formation to the local hos
pital as possible,
o q
The Tackle Shop
For
Rod & Reel repairing
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-04-17
AZ NOTE OR TWO
ON MUSIC

Trying to find out which
are the top tunes from the
various hit parades that are
published is 40 small job,
for none Of them seem To
agree. However well list d
first ten anyway taken from
them all. Here goes
\. Tequilla
Champs
y, Who's Sorry Nov
Connie Francis
3. Lollipop
Chordettes
v. Sweet Little Sixteen
Chuck Berry
~. Catch A Falling Star
Perry Como
6. He's Got tho Whole World
In His Hands
Laurie London
7. Are You Sincere
Andy Williams
S. A Wonderful Time Up
There
Pat Boone
p. Twenty SIX Miles
Four Props
10. IT'S Too Soon To Know
Pat Boone
Oh the Classical side We
suggest listening to q record
not new, but rarely heard,
called Chinese Opera
Quite something for the
Western ear. 1t was recorded
IN Paris and is d listening sen
sation not often found. One
disk, attractively boxed with
folio Of program notes.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-04-17

Practically every section of the
country has its own chosen name
for \ given species " fish. The
situation II such that \ given fish
may no known by ais many AS $50
names across the span of the
country.
But, fishing methods, toe, can be
confusing, unless you're sure what
part off the country you are in.
Let's consider 'tiigsing'' for
instance. If you ~ jogging n the
East, you'll be fishing through
the ice. Juggling farther south,
say in Kentucky's big man-made
lakes, calls for boat and differ
ent type of gear.
The ice fishermen who go jigging
use a short glass dc bamboo rod,
length of nylon monofilament
line and VIA assortment Ut small
spoons AID ice flies. His target.
perch. crappie and bluegill
digging in Kentucky us a faV0flte
winter sport when high waters
make TAX lakes muddy except
for "A clear ring of water which
extends a few feet from the shore
The jigger's equipment consists of
4 stout bamboo Wy cane pole. "
short length of heavy tire, ana n
treble hook lavishly adorned with
ni ghtcraWlers
Settling quietly along, the jigger
fishes the clear Water around Vac
shore, dropping his +'gob" ut worms
into the water beside stumps, fall
len trees, bushes and other hiding
places, 'jiggingt' the pole UP and
down to give lifelike action to the
worms. .##
The target: bass and the
BIZ boys are The target OF the
jigger. For some reason known
only To The fish, the BIZ lunkers
find il difficult to resist tempta-
ton when the jigger does hi
work accurately, moving quietly
along, and pIunking His Bait ID
every likely spot.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-04-17
Cancer Society
Names Head

Mrs. Elvin Rottluff has
accepted the Craftsmanship OF
the Sitka Cancer Unit, Mrs.
Mildred r.. Hermann OF Jun
eau, Commander Of the Ala
ska Division of the American
Cancer Society, announced
today.
The appointment IF Mrs.
Rottluff follows a visit OF
Mrs. Helen d. Sheahan, ex-
ecutive director of the Ala
ska Division, who conferred
here with local volunteers
Oh the overall Alaska Cam
Ger control program.
I'VE feel very fortunate in
having Mrs. Rottluff accept
this appointment as volunteer
leader Of the Sitka program,
Mrs. Hermann stated, her
fine organizational abilities
and her understanding Of the
Sitka area bespeak of an out
standing period Of activity II
the coming year.
Directors-at-Large on the
Alaska Division Board in
Sitka are, Mrs. Frank Calvin,
Mrs. Phillip Moore, Mr.. b.
d. Stewart, Sr., and Mr.. Fred
Geeslin.
Our ads Get results
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
ROumd.the-CIOcIx
Junior Costume

The bolero Is big news-new stond-owoy
collar edged In white lace; the back, bar
relied and bowed. Doff the bolero. you've
on ofter-dork, cop-sIeeved dress with
nodded Empire lines. Nice enough for
Eoster-it's rich slIk-eotton blend that looks
like ItoIion silk.
s'- s.; rs 1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

rour'.-Jun'orr ws.r-ssoond Floor. Both strs
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

dio course at the same school +. !.
Marine Pfc. Francis Stephens, z
Ericsson rd., Cabin John, and Mel
son M. Bertz, Jr., 10501 Old
Georgetown rd., Rockville, are
serving with the Marine forces
in the Mediterranean Wayne
Kaufman, aviation boatswain's
mate second class, USN, of $40
Lewis ave., Rockville, was report
ed to have returned to Mayport,
Fla, early in October, aboard the
attack aircraft carrier USS Sara
toga after an eight month cruise
in the Mediterranean >. Two
Wheaton soldiers, Pvts. Bruce M.
Phillips, 1928 Centerhill ST., and
Raymond w. Bartholow, 1927 Ed
win St, recently were graduated
from the Sd Airborne Division
Jump School at Fort Bragg. They
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

received their parachutists wings
after having completed a course
which included five training
jumps Melvin L. Shipe, Jr,
Oakmont ave-, Gaithersburg, re-
Gently was promoted to Specialist
Fourth grade while serving with
Task Force 201 in Lebanon F.. !.
Also with Task Force POI is Army
Specialist Fourth Class Charles
R. Dale, Rt. 3, Gaithersburg. pol
is made up of airborne elements
of the Oath Division in Augsburg,
Germany Ernest T. Martin,
Watkins Mill rd., Rt. 8, Gathers
burg, recently completed Navy
boot training at the Great Lakes
training center. While undergoing
the training, he was cited for
his outstanding proficiency -.
1st 1t. Richard T. Hickman of
Brookeville, has been assigned as
project officer in the Industrial
Division at the Army Ballistic
Missile Agency, Redstone Arsen
al, Ala. Marine Corporal Car
tier (Robby) Mills of Rockville,
returned from Lebanon recently
and was home last Thursday to
pick up his wife, Tony and their
5.month-old son, Milky, enroute
to Camp Lejeune. N. c. Robby,
who hasn't seen his folks since
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Army Sgt. Ed Browns
Servicemen We Know

Ed Norment, popular 1858
cheerleader and graduate of Rich
ard Montgomery High School this
past June, decided to take that
forward step to GO Army And
Grow In Modern Army Green"
He has already started basic
training at Fort Jackson, S. c..
Like a few of his former class
mates, Ed signed up for service
with the Army Security Agency
and is slated for communication
schooling with ASA headquarters,
Fort Devens, Mass.
College graduate John S. Cos
nell, 5408 Wilson Ia, has been
tentatively accepted for duty
with the Counter Intelligence
Corps. Upon completion of Army
basic training he'll enter Intelli-
gence schooling at Baltimore.
Princeton University graduate
Donald M. Leith, 1926 Western
ave., also has been screend for
service with the CIC and is ex-
pected to join the Regular Army
late this. month. Radio announcer
for station WINS (Southhill,
Va.) Ed Turney, whose home is
at 1923 Bruce dr., Silver Spring,
has enrolled in the January class
of the Army Information School,
Fort Slocum, N. Y. Ed Sc
lected the public relations field
before joining the Army this
week. The course will prepare him
for radio and TV announcing.
Two other area men to sign up
for the same school are Eugene
King, former Damascus High
School graduate who lives at 1902
Blueridge ave-, Wheaton, and
Carl Hoffman, 1922 Lakewood
dr., Wheaton. Class reservations
were made in advance of their en-
listment under the Army's High
School Specialist Program"
George F. Esworthy of Rock
vile and mailman for the Twin
brook Post Office, has been ac-
cepted by the Army to attend an
8-month course in microwave
electronics at The Signal School,
Fort Monmoth, N. j. A 1856
RMaS graduate, George is sched-
uled to enlist during the week
=. Donald Keeney of Rt. 3, Cal
thersburg, successfully passed
Army aptitude testing and is pre-
pairing to depart for Army Ord
nance training early next week
Newly promoted Specialist
Fourth Grade Larry Laughlin of
Olney, now a finance specialist
with the U. S. Army in France,
recently reenlisted, Larry, Sher-
wood High School graduate, is
attending college classes during
his leisure hours Lanky
1eatherneck' Dave Weed, 2916
Falls rd., Rockville, was home re-
Gently enroute to Okinawa where
he is to be assigned to the Sd
Marine Division. Dave formerly
was stationed at Camp Lejune
-. Raymond r. Slick, husband OF
Mrs. Mabel Slick, Rt. 1, Rock
vile, and son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

Emerson D. Slick of Damascus,
Joined the Army Ordnance De
partment late last month and is
now pacing through basic at Fort
Jackson Navy Ensign Ed
Prettyman, 2O3 Forest ave-, Rock.
vile, is serving aboard the attack
aircraft carrier USS Essex, which
has been operating with the 7th
Fleet off the coast of Formosa
since the second week of Septem-
ber Marine 1st 1t. Richard
Raymond, 1011 Crawford dr.,
Rockville, is now with the Ma
rine Barracks, Clarksville Base,
Tenn. :. Navy Boatswain's mate
third class Franklin D. Leith of
Rt. l, Poolesville, recently arrived
in Boston, aboard the guided mis-
sile cruiser USS Boston after a
three-month tour in the Mediter-
ranean and Middle East areas
Army Pvt. John P. Warfield of
Boyds, recently completed a
course in demolitions, mines and
BOBBY traps at the Army's Euro
pean Ordnance School
in Murcau, Germany From
the 9Th Fleet we learn that two
county Marines We're recently
scheduled to leave the beaches of
Lebanon for that voyage home
ward. The two leathernecks were
Issac E. Baily of Rt. 2, Gathers
burg, and Pvt. Tom Wilder of
Rockville Army Pvt. Ralph
r. Howard of Rt. /, Gaithersburg,
recently completed eight weeks of
basic combat training under the
Reserve Forces Act program at
Fort Knox :. Mrs. Mabel Tough,
323 Mt. Vernon pl, Rockville, mo-
tored to Fort Monmouth, N. j.
last weekend with her family to
visit her son, George, now attend.
ing electronics schooling there
with the U. S. Army. Georges
brother, Bill, home recently on
leave from Marine training at
Paris Island, said that his broth
er was one of the top students in
the class, which consists of en-.
listed men and officers from all
services. George received his
Army school guarantee a month
before he graduated from Rich
ard Montgomery this past June
d. Harlan w. Rines, 1903 Brad
ley ave-, Rockville High School
Specialist Program with George
Tough, is attending lengthy ra-
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

his attorneys that under
ground deposits Of q granite
like rock made the land more
valuable than PEPCO's $4,000
evaluation.
The land is part of a 191-acre
farm near Brookeville. Lyon, OF
Ashton, is a Baltimore contractor
PEPCO condemned the land for
right.of-away for its tower-borne
power lines running from Dick
erson to Takoma Park. 1t is com.
prised of a 250-feet wide corridor
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
S ENTlNEL eoSTqqMRnp eoSTTq, MD'
Thursday. October Is, lsss-D3

last May. was with the first Ma
rine regiment to enter Lebanon
during the outbreak there in
July. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Mills, "Cagney and Ollie"
as they are known to their many
Rockville friends, were glad to
see their son but like most grand.
parents, sure hated to say good
by to their grandson, the center
OF attraction at S07 Grandin ave.,
since last June.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

which cuts off 30 acres from
Ligon's farm.
Ligon bought the land in 1910
and. as he testified, he planned
someday to start rock quarry
there. The power lines will cut
across the proposed quarry site.
Ligon's attorneys put witness
es on the stand to testify that the
buried stone increased the lands
value to $4,000. The stone, known
as Sykesville Granite, Is useful
for road building.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
$4,000 Jury
Award Given
P. G. Ligon

A condemnation jury last week
awarded $17.5OO for 10 acres of
land owned by p. G. Lyon, almost
twice as much as had been offer
ed by the Potomac Electric Pow
er.
Lyon contended through
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
G0DIGO DE ETICA A
LEGISLATURES

SAN JUAN-El Codigo de Ell
ca para La Rama Legislative Sc
aplicara unicamente a los legisla-
dores del Partido Popular, por ser
un Codigo del Partido Popular De
mocratico.
Ell g~obernador Luis Munoz Ma
rim declare que este Codigo, va
terminado y revisado, esta sujeto
a someterlo a la consideration del
Comite Central del Partido que
preside.
Las multiples ocupaciones del
Gobernador lie han impedido citar
al Comite Central del Partido para
someterle ell Codigo de Etica, pero
Sc espera que pronto habra de to-
mar esta determination.
Este Codigo il prepare un CO.
mite designado por Ell senior Mu-
noz Marin, y sus disposiciones co
bijan la conducta de los legislado.
res populares err distintos aspectos
de sus actividades publicas.
Por ser un C6digo exclusivamen.
tie del Partido Popular, no cobija-
"a por 10 tanto a los legislatures
de los partidos Estadista Republi
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
Comidonado de Asuntos At0micos
Cree Deben Continuar las Pruebas

LAUSANA, Suiza, MARIO a.
(UP).-El comisionado atomico
onrteamericano, Willard Libby,
declare hoy que "debemos CONT
nuar" con ciertas pruebas de ex-
plosion nuclear en- beneficio de
'1a raza humana".
Mediante tales pruebas de ex-
plosion, dijo ell DR.. Libby, podran
lograrse explosives atomicos, 10
bastante libres de radioactividad
como para poder emplearlos zen
regiones %pobladas" para llevar a
cabo planes de novimientos de
grandes masas de terra o draga-
do de puertos.
Ell DIR. Libby admiti6 que las
pruebas realizadas con gigantes-
cas- armas militares, no tan linn
pias de radioactividad, han crea-
do una alarma mundial ante los
peligros de la precipitation "a
dioactiva.
Pero aun esas explosiones "su-
cias" han contribuido, agreg6,
a la compression de la naturale-
"a por ell hombre y 81 Sc "enten-
dieran con mayor amplitud" los
hechos acerca de la precipita-
cion radioactive "habrfa una
aprension menos considerable"
AL pronunciar un discurso an
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

sion posterior del Supreme So
Wet.
BULGANIN "RENUNCIO"
MOSCU Mario 81 (UP)
Ell Primer Ministro russo Niko-
lai Bulganin, present3 hoy la re-
nuncia a su cargo al Supreme So
Wet, y Nikita Khrushchev, jefe
del Partido comunista, fue de-
signado candidate a reemplazar-
lie.
La votacion no Sc realiz6 in
mediatamente pero la designa-
cion del candidate equivale a SUI
election.
Jose Stain fle ell ultimo hon.
bre en- ocupar tanto ell cargo de
Primer Ministro como ell de jefe
del Partido Comunista.
Khrushchev ha sido jefe comu-
nista desde la muerte de Stain.
Dulganin asumi6 la ieSstura del
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
Expusado Buganin de Primer Minhhs
khrushchev Nuevo Amo de Russia

MOSCU, Mario q (UP). -
II Supreme Soviet expulso hoy
q Nikolai Bulganin del cargo de
Jefe del Gobierno sovietico, y Nj
kita Khrushchev entr6 a reempla
earle en- una gran reorganization
gubernamental de la cual Khrush
chew surge como la figura mas
poderosa de la Union Sovietica,
desde la muerte de Jose Stain
en- su caracter de Jefe tambien
del PartidC Comunista.
Ell u~craniano de SO amos de
edad que alcanzo la jefatura ma.
xima del partido comunista a la
muerte de Stain, fue designado
candidate al cargo de Bulganin
tan pronto Sc anunci6 la renun-
cia de este, y ell Soviet Supreme
lie aclam6 como Primer Ministro
POGO despues.
Khrushchev anunciara "a for
Maei6n e - sabinete On una -
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

Ell drama del cambio de poder
tuvo efecto en- ell viejo salon del
trono del Palacio del Kremlin,
donde ambas camaras del re-
Glen electo Supreme Soviet cele-
braron esta tarde SUI primera
session conjunta.
P. A. Lobanov p%residente de
la Alta Camara, Sc par6 al CO.
menzar la session y do lectura a
una declaration de Bulganin.
FL documento incluia| la re-
nuncia official de rigor, de
acuerdo con la constitution, al
ser elegido I'm nuevo parlamen-
to.
Sin embargo, en- vez de propo.
nerse que Sc designara nueva-
mente a Bulganin, Sc propuso Ell
nombre de Khrushchev. Luego
Sc di6 lectura a una mocion de
aceptaci6n de la declaration Go
Dxlsanin.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

Ademas Sc propuso la reelec-
ei6n del presidente russo, Kle-
menti Voroshilov. Corrieron ru-
mores de que Bulganin acaso pa
sara a ocupar ell puesto de fl
gura decorative" de Voroshilov,
que tiene va n amos de edad.
81 Khrushchev retiene tanto
ell cargo de Primer Ministro CO.
mo ell de Jefe del Partido Comu-
nista sera Ell primer funciona-
rio que reuna esa condicion des-
de que Stain hizo otro tanto,
desde 1871 hasta SUI muerte en-
1858.
AL fallecer Stain, Malenkov
ocupo. nominalmente, ambos
puestos por unos dias, del cinco
al Ia de mario de 1858. Luego
abandono ell cargo de jefe del
partido ell dia que Ell Supreme So
Wet confirm6 SUI designation CO.
no yefe del Gobierno.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
8 FamiIias Demandan
Sacerdoie

GROSSETO, Italia, MARIO
~ (UP)-Ocho familias mi
ciaron Ell proceso legal contra
I'm cura parroco, en- otra CAM
pana contra la Iglesia, que
podria alcanzar iguales pro-
porciones que ell case que Sc
siguio contra ell Obispo de
Prato.
Las ocho familias apelaron
a I'm tribunal provincial de
aqui para que Sc ~instruya de
cargos al cura parroco Bia-
gio Bailo, de la vecina Rae
castrada, por haber denuncia-
do como "pecadores publ
cos" y "concubinos" a las
personals casadas por la via
civil solamente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

te aIa copfarencia, convoeaaa
poEia Academia de Ciencias SUI
"a, sobre la precipitation RAJ
dioactiva, Ell representante nor
teamericano manifesto que los
ultimos datos de que Sc dispone
acerca de precipitation radioac-
tiva en- TODD Ell mundo, senalan
que, tai como Sc habia calculado
de antemano, ell riesgo de preci-
pitacion es ahora relativamente
pequeno.
Libby declare que las pruebas
de todas classes y ell estudio de
la dissemination de ~particulas ra-
dioactivas, proporcionan "opor-
tunidades sin precedente" para
ell estudio del tempo, las CO.
rrientes oceanicas, la ~estructura
terrestre, la protection de las
~poblaciones en- case de guerra y
la tecnica para la realization de
pruebas de explosion libres de
radioactividad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
eanwan 81 Oscar
eanaan 81 Oscar
Britdnico Alec Guinness Y jeanne
Woodward Mejores Actores de 1857

HOLLYWOOD, mario n (UP)
El britanico Alec Guinness, ga
no Ell premio de la Academia de
Aries y Ciencias Cinematogra-
ficas al mejor actor de 1887, por
su labor en- la pelicula "The
Bridge on the River Kwai'.
Ell oscar" al mejor director,
fae otorgado a David Lean, por
Ia misma pelicula.
jeanne Woodward, que inter-
preta a una mujer con PERSONAL
dad desdoblada en- "The Three
Faces of Eve" conquist6 ell pre-
milo a la mejor actriz.
Como mejor pelicula del ano
fue elegida "The Bridge on the
River Kwai".
La ceremonial de esta noche
iue empanada por Ell Academic
de aviaci6n en- que pereci6, ha-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
Ei@reito Construira Lunas
de Mayor Tamano Y Ca|idad
lie Tom0 q Dlas ReeUperarse de-! FracasO Anterior

CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida,
MARIO 27.-(UP) Ell ejercito
obtuvo datos inapreciables con
su nuevo satellite Explorer Y
ahora dedica sus esfuerzos a la
construction de lunaS artificial
les de mayor tamano y calidad.
Llevo exactamente 81 dias al
ejercito norteamericano recupe.
rarse del fracaso del lanzamiento
del Explorer II, ell 5 de mario,
y colocar en- orhita I'm nuevo Sa-
telite con SUI poderoso cohete
"Jupiter c."
Este es Ell tercer satellite de los
Estados Unidos contra dos de la
Union Sovietica. Los otros dos
norteamericanos son Ell "ExpIo-
rer |" lanzado ell 81 de enero
y Ell Vanguard" de la marina,
puesto en- orb;ta ell II de mario.
La nueva luna artificial, de
dos metros de largo, pesa alre-
dedor de Is Kilograms v SUI or
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

ce POGO dias, ell productor Mike
Todd, esposo de la actriz Eli
zabeth Taylor. Fue hace hoy un
ano que Todd subio a este mismo
escenario, para aceptar ell pre-
milo a la mejor pelicula de 49,
IS, por La Vuelta al Mundo en-
80 Dias" La hermosa Elizabeth
Taylor, una de las candidates al
oscar" a la mejor actriz de 49,
81 por "Raintree County," per-
maneci6 en- SUI casa de duelo por
la muerte de Todd.
A continuation damos la lis
Ia complete de premiados:
Mejor p~elicula ''The Bridge
on the River Kwai," Columbia.
Mejor pelicula extranjera =
"Cabiria Italiana, production
de Dino de Laurentis.
Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

RICO

que "este ano es ell de la cosecha
mala, pero tenemos que hacer bue-
mas cosechas c%onsecutivas en- los
amos venideros'.
Anadio que a la industrial del
cafe Sc lie ha venido dando seria
consideration y que considera una
orientaci6n adecuada ell programa
de renovation de nuestroS cafeta-
les, mediante ell cual Sc ofrecen
incentives a nuestros caficultores
por ell establecimiento de nuevas
p~lantaciones y por otras practicas
tanto en- las nuevas como en- las
viejas plantaciones.
GEL interes y Ell esfuerzo que
desplieguen los caficultores sera
ell mejor indice del exito deseado
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

En- uno de los mas destacados
editoriales ell diario sefala que
las conocidas inclinaciones izquier-
distas de Faisal junto con SUI 20
nocimiento del presidente de la
RAU, Canal Abdel Nasser, pue-
den convertible en- un rival mas
peligroso que su hermano ell Rey
Saud.
"Una Arabia Saudi apropiada-
mente administrada, con un en-
pleo mas inteligente de sus in
mensas riquezas petroleras -di-
ce- estaria en- mejor posicion pa
ra resistir ell attractive fascista de
la Rau, que Ia arcaica administra-
ci6n actual.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
Altos Funcionarios de EE. UU.
Tributan Bienvenida a Echandi
Foster Dulles Reeibi6 al Jefe costurrieense
Por JOHN T. SKELLY
Por JOHN T. sKELLY

WASHINGTON mario q (UP)
= Ell Presidente electo de Costa
RIGA, Mario Echandi Jimenez, lle-
60 aver aqui en- vista official.
Ell Secretario de Estado, John
Foster Dulles, que lie esperaba con
otros altos funcionaros, en- ell aero
puerto, en- medic de una fra Ito
vizna, lie dijo en- su discurso de
bienvenida que ell pueblo norte
americana "tiene mucho agrado"
que visite este pals.
Dulles lamento, POGO despues
de descender Echandi y sus aeon
panantes del avion, que ell tempo
fuera tan malo.
Anadio, sin embargo, que ell ca
lor que ell pueblo norteamericano
Slente en- su coraz6n "hacia la re
publica hermana de Costa Rica"
era mas que sufieiente para com
pensar ell frio.
Ell Secretario de Estado, que re
cibio a Echandi en- nombre del
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
Por WHITMAN BASSOw

gobierno en- febrero de 1855, al
ser expulsado de ella Georgi Ma
lenkov
De esa forma, Khrushchev tie.
ne en- sus manos ahora la autori-
dad suprema tanto dentro del
partido comunista como en- Ell
gobierno en- momentos en- que
la Union Sovietica realiza sus
gestiones mas intensas para la
concentration de una c%onferencia
de jefes de g%obierno.
AL ser designado Primer Minis
tro Khrushchev sera Ell nnico de-
legado sovietico ante tai confe-
rencia de jefes de gobierno. En-
la conferencia de Ginebra de
1855, Bulganin era Ell delegado
nominal, aunque Khrushchev le
acompah6.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
Declare ell Secretario
Rivera Santos Dice Bajara
eI Ingreso en- Agriculture

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, MARIO
81. - (CorresponsaD. = Ell Secre-
tario de Agriculture y Concrete,
senior Luis Rivera Santos, sostuvo
ante la matricula del Club de Leo
mes de San German que Eel ingre-
so neto agricola en- Puerto Rico ha
de continuar reduciendose como
proportion del ingreso neto total
de nuestra economic.
Senal6 que la tendencia tipica de
los paises que Sc industrializan es
reducir ell ingreso neto agricola.
Con relaci6n al empleo agricola,