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Bandits Life Is q California Bonanza

References to the exploits
of Tiburcio Vasquez, the Cali
fornia bandit and murderer,
abound in the literature of
the Far West. There are 81
of them alone in Ramon F.
Adams famous photography
of Western gunner, six
Guns and Saddle Leather"
Yet the books about Vasquez
are few and hard to find.
One of the rare ones is Ben
C. Humans .paperbound. Al
page biography. published in
1874. Much sought by collec-
tors, it brings 500 and up
ward in fine condition. The
title, printed on the front
cover with a portrait of Vas
quez. reads:
LIFE, ADVENTURES AND
CAPTURE OF TIBURCIO
VASQUEZ, The Great Cali
fornia Bandit and MUIR
derer. BY Mai. Ben. C. Tru-
man. Editor of Los Angeles
Star. Printed at Los An
sgeles Star Office. 1874.
On the face of the first
leaf following the pictorial
front cover is a map showing
the location of Vasquez's cap
ture. The insides and the
back of the cover carry adj
vertisements.
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approximately $40 in fine
condition.
Mrs. j. F. r.: Your Samuel
Woodworth Cozzens' Gross
ing the Quicksands' (Bos-
ton, 1870 is a $40 book at
retail. A dealer would pay
you less, of course.
A. p: Your Joseph Pen
nell's pen Drawings and
Pen Craftsmen London,
1872 is worth around SIS in
fine condition.
B. v. L.: Your George B.
Sargent's Notes on Iowa"
New York, 184B) is worth
around $3.50 in fine condi-
ton.
Selected reader questions
iDill be answered in this COL
umn. ADDRESS them to Van
Allen Bradley IN care OF The
Evening Star,
Copyright 1858,
General Features Corp9
Monday; Jesse james.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-01

Holds papers, supplies. Calendar,
holiday schedule, space for auto
graphs, phone numbers lists
states capitals!
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among the clubs and organ
izations that cater to the
particular field concerned.
Frequently there are publica-
tions within these fields in
which one may advertise to
reach collectors. Seek help
also at your library. The
reference rooms of larger
Libraries contain the standard
reference book, Private Book
Collectors of the U. S. and
Canada" This lists some 1000
collectors, arranged by name,
address and particular inter-
est.
Mrs. r. M. W.: Florence
Nightingale's Notes on Nurs-
ing" New York, 1902 is
worth around $40 in fine con-
dition.
H. g. M: Yes, a first
edition of Francis Parkman's
THE California and Oregon
Trail" New York, 184O is
something ito brag about"
The first printing March.
1849l has six pages of adj
vertiSements, two at the front
and four at the end. The
clothbound one-volume state
is worth about $3.50. The
paperbound state. two vol
umes, is worth around $3.50.
Mrs. M. N. L.: The valuable
first issue of Harriet Beecher
Stoves "Uncle Toms Cabin"
Boston, 1882, two volumes,
contains no indication on the
title page of the number of
thousands printed. In your
copy, Fifteenth Thousand"
means simply that this is a
subsequent printing which
has brought the total number
of books issued to $4,000.
Your book is not valuable.
E. L. B.: Jacob H. Studer's
1.-THE Birds of North America"
New York, 1881 is worth
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Lions Club Sponsors
Circus at Rucewuy

The Oxon Hill Md Lions
Club will seek to raise money
for its charitable programs by
sponsoring two performances Of
the Mills Brothers three-ring
circus on Thursday, Septem-
Der IL.
Performances will be at $3.50
and 8 pm, at Rosecroft Race
way. Special reduced price
tickets are now on sale, off,
Gals said.
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oveoQuestion?

E. F. B.: Your paperbound
edition of Dame Juliana
Berners' 1.-THE 'Treatyse of
Fysshynge Myth an Angle"
New York, 1879 is worth
around $40 in fine condition.
Mrs. H. w. and others:
Getting in touch with book
collectors should not be diff
cult but may require some
time. First of all, inquire
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DEAR ABBY ;.
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,
Don't Hide in the Basement Tell EN-

the waist down and will be
confined to a wheel chair for
the rest of her life, never to
walk again. Now, was this re-
tired Army officers lesson"
too severe?
JUST WONDERING.
y 4 4
DEAR ABBY: My problem
is my mother. I am Is and
people tell me I have more
brains than my mother. She
has been married three times
and is now looking for a
fourth husband. My father
left her some money and the
first thing she, does when she
meets a man is tell him about
her securities, holdings and
property. Her last two hus-
bands took her for a good
ride. How can a daughter adj
wise her own mother not to
rush into a fourth marriage?
WORRIED FOR MON.
You'd think that after
three strikes Nom would give
up the game. A mother is not
inclined to take advise from
her daughter-at any age.
Assign a clergyman or a re-
spected friend to the task Of
advising her.
4 = + 4
DEAR ABBY: My wife is
"a and / am SO and we have
three kids. She says she
wants one night a week out,
so l let her go, thinking she
will take in a movie with her
girl friend or something
harmless like that, but now /
find out that she and her girl
friend go out of town and
dance with old men. I asked
her about this and she said
there is nothing wrong with
it. Am / old-fashioned or is
this the style these days?
AN OLD-FASHIONED
HUSBAND.
You are NOT old-fash-
ioned--and this is no way
for a married woman land a
mother Of 81 to behave If she
wants to keep her marriage
in one piece.
y = = =
For d personal reply, tUrite
to ABBY in care Of The Eue-
ning Star. Inclose a self-dd-
dressed, stamped envelope.
distributed By McNsusht syndieates
Incl
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been a big problem. But my
husband and ! discussed this
before we were married and
! agreed TO try to be a mother
to her. Wendy has been under
the care Of her aunts, who
spoiled her for many years.
/ am trying to undo some Of
the damage.
My mother feels I am too
young to be burdened with
such a responsibility, but
many women my age have
several troublesome children
to handle. Why shouldn't !
do as well as they?
My mother makes things
harder by plying me and
pointing out how bad
Wendy is. Mother seems to
resent the time l spend
with Wendy because ! have
so much less time to devote
to her.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Mildred seems to have hit
the nail on the head when
she suspects her mother jeal-
ously resents the time and
attention she gives Wendy.
We can think of no other
reason why a woman would
want to interfere with her
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DEAR ABBY: There Is a
couple who have gotten to
be such pests every Sunday
Eve live near their church
unfortunately that I hate
myself for not being able to
handle them better. We don't
like to hurt peoples feelings,
so my husband and I leave
the church early 1--WE sit in
the back and rush home, go
through the back door and
hide in the basement. We
have to be quiet like two
criminals in our own home so
as not to be imposed upon
by this couple. For a solid
year they called on us"
every Sunday and sat seven
and eight hours until / either
cooked them dinner or took
them out. How can we get rid
of them without hiding?
PESTERED.
You can't faze an elephant
with a peashOOter. These
people are incOnsiderate, pre-
sumptuous and free-lOaders.
Tell them plainly that your
Sundays are spoken for. If
they get mad and never speak
to you again, you are lucky
to lose them.
~ 4
DEAR ABBY: How old
should a bachelor be to be
considered eligible?
JUST ASKING.
A bachelor is considered
eligible at any age. Where
there's life there's hOpe-and
where there's hope there's
life.
= =
DEAR ABBY: Your letter
about the little boy named
Jimmy who had his wagon
and tricycle. run over by the
retired Army officer rang a
bell with me. You said this
was a pretty severe way to
teach a boy a lesson. About
six years ago We lived in an
apartment house where a lit
tie boy named Jimmy also
lived. He kept his toys scat
tered all over the place. He
left a roller. skate on the
steps and a young mother
was coming down the steps
and didn't see it. She trippec
and fell, breaking her back.
She is now paralysed from
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right track and Mrs. J. F.
must force herself to take a
back seat in Mildred's life
from now on. She should try
to find new friends and In
terests Of her own, leaving
her daughter free to live her
new and fuller life.
Copyright. 1883,
General Features Corp.l
Tomorrow: "TOsethensss" Goes
Too For.
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The FomiB Council consists Of a
Judge, q psyehiotrist. three clergy
men, q newspaper editor q wom-
ems editor and two writer's Eoch
article is q summary Of an uetucl
eose history. The council reports
on problems that have been dealt
with by responsible agencies and
eounselos.
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FAMILY COUNCIL
Mother
Is Jealous
Orchid
THE PROBLEM

AhE EhODLEM
Mrs. J. F.-Mildred should
not be burdened with a prob
lem child.
Mildred XII promised TO
be a mother to her.
THE DETAILS
Mrs. J. FL am a widow
and I live with my daughter,
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who is in her late 20s. Mil
bred was married a year ago
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For d personal reply, irrite
to ABBY in care OF The Eue-
ning Star. Inclose a selt-dd-
dressed, stamped envelope.
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Panama Requests
Freeing Of Rupist

PANAMA. April 10 B.-
Charging discrimination. Pam
ama's government yesterday
asked the United States TO free
o Panamanian Negro VINO has
served IL years Of q 50-year
sentence for raping q white
woman.
The Panamanian note point
edly called attention to the
sentencing Of an American
soldier last week by the United
States Court In the Canal Zone
to 10 years for raping Q PAN
amanian girl.
The Panamanian Negro, Les
ter Greaves. had pleaded guilty
to committing rape in the Ca
nal Zone. which is under United
States Jurisdiction. He was
sentenced in April l946 at the
age of 20.
The sentence with time on
for good behavior would run "a
years and 3 months. The
judge. who has since retired
wrote into the record q recon.
mendation that no executive
authority ever at any time
commute Greaves' sentence OF
pardon him.
The Governor Of the Canal
Zone has the pardoning power
A pardon board acts Is ad-
wiser.
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viii be the FIRST Of q series OF
meetings 10 acquaint commit
tee members with the work Of
the court.
Dean George johnson Of the
Howard University Law School
was introduced as q new mem
Der OF the advisory committee.
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Keichan1 Hits
Waiver Bill

Juvenile Court Judge orm
Ketcham Is opposed 10 any
legislation that would auto
matically waive his jurisdiction
over children 10 10 10 accused
OF felonies.
Judge Ketcham called such
legislation neither wise or
feasible" yesterday during n
monthly meeting Of his Juve-
nile Court Advisory Commit
Tee. The group discussed re-
cent suggestions by members
Of the Commissioners Citizens
Advisory Council along this
line.
Judge Ketcham pointed out
that over the past year he has
waived Jurisdiction In an esti-
mated rs cases. He said the
law permits him 10 yield juris-
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diction In favor Of the District
Court In cases OF capital
offenses and for young Offend
ers over the age Of 10 at his
discretion,
The advisory committee
agreed 10 approach Congress
sional leaders and press for
the release Of q bill now on
the Senate calendar which
would provide q second Judge
for the Juvenile Court. Noting
the need for q second jurist,
Judge Ketcham has testified
In favor OF this bill before
congressional committees.
The advisory committee will
meet again on May 2 for n
day-long tour Of the Juvenile
Court and OF agencies refer
ring children 10 the court. II
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equipment. They have offered
Colombia wheat for coffee.
They have brought wool from
Uruguay. They are negotiating
with Chile for copper wire.
They have offered development
loans at as per cent interest.
The new factor Is that now
Russia is apparently able 10
deliver the goods she promises"
Mr.. Bermudez said South
America is In q fantastic boom
in economy and population
which needs investment capital
and technical training help.
He said: I'm the year 1000
there will be twice as many
people Tin Latin America) as
In the United States. And the
economy is growing at q faster
rate than the population"
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Economist Plans Tour

MIAMI. Fla. April 10 (R.-
DR.. Julio Broide. chairman Of
the economies department Of
the University Of Buenos Aires.
leaves here this week on an
Eastern tour to study the cur
rent economic recession and
steps being taken to curb 1t.
DR.. Broide. q former Argen-
tine Treasury Undersecretary,
will visit Washington. New
York and several American uni
versities including Harvard,
Yale, Princeton. Columbia and
the University Of Chicago.
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speech yesterday that Latin
America needed 10 replace is
sporadic political upfeavals
with "law and right and Jus
tice" 10 develop economically
and become prosperous. He
spoke at the University OF Chile,
where he received an honorary
degree.
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~ TABLES . Revolving Top
REQ. PRICE So. SALE $3.50
LIVING ROOM


OCCASIONAL FURNITURE ond AccEs-
SORES from Lone 0 Cosord . Mersmon
TOnk . Pennsylvania House Fieks- Reed
,,7 ASSORTED TABLES and FINISHES
Concrete Examples
END TABLEs--Teak Mahogany. Res. 1875, so
Sale 1900
LAMP AND END TABLES-Modern oak
Req. ~ eb. Sale 1900
COFFEE TABLE-Pumice Blue Leather top
Reg ~ 30. Sale 5000
ROUND COCKTAIL TABLE-Pumice blue
leather TOP. Reg 12g.50. Sale 1900
LAMP TABLES-Pumice blue leather top.
Reg. 1890. Sale 90
IND TABLEs-Cordovan mahogany. Reg
iS%f rABLEs-cOrdOv.n mahOs ANY RE- ses,
4ggb. sale 1900
CONNIE TABLES - Cordovan mahogany
keg. ~ 30 Sale 32.OO
LAMP IABLES-Solid Cherry-Collector's
finish. Reg 1895 sale 40 90
OVAL COCKTAIL TABLE--solld cherry
collectors finish. Reg. so p5 Sale bB.OO
LAMP TABLE Solid maple-Berkshire
Reg. 1875. Sale $500
END TAbLES-platinum Rattan. Reg 6g.n5.
Rala m %
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Strokes Traced

HoFoAsTEN. Austria. April
10 R.-The head Of the
modern stroke-station at
vienna's Rosenhuegel Hospital
says hardening Of the artery
walls Is responsible for % per
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Frondizi in Chile

SANTIAGO. Chile. April 10
R.-Argentina's President
elect, Arturo Frondizi. has ex-
pressed hope that Latin
America soon viii see the end
Of dictators and revolutions.
Mr.. Frondizi declared In a
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LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Reds Try to Split
Americas Is Seen

CINCINNATI April 10 Q9.-The Urguayan Minister 10
Washington said last night he thinks Russia trying 10 split
the United States and Latin America
Bermudez here for an address before civic group
told reporter THE Sovets wagng economic offensive
"They have approached Brazil with offers Of ol.drina
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3-Pc. MODERN BEDROOMS
coRD0vAN
Large Dresser Bookeess Bed and Chest
alc. PRICE ,l7sso SALE $4,000
BEDR0oM FURNITURE

beOkVOM FURNITURE
263 SUITES. PLUS SINGLE PIECES. from
ThomosviIIs . ksnt-coffsy . PennsyIvonio
house . Unique . DiIIinshom Lone .
Dixie . BrcyhiII . colemen . ceIdxsIl .
Hibntea Bessett
Here are Concrete Examples
S.PC. COLONIAL MAPLE SUITS - In.
eludes double dresser. chest. bookcase bed
SIC. MODERN wALNUT-ineiudes double
dresser. chest bookcase bed. Res; 3:9. SO.
s.Pc. LINED oAK-ineiudes double dresser.
chest. bookcase bed. Res. 27sSo
s:pc. BLOND MAHOGANY AIBAwoOD.
sLvEk uhLY includes triple dresser
sale 1900
SIC WALNUT include. double dresser.
3-PC. BLOND MAHOGANY on WALNUT
includes triple dresser. chest. bookcase bed.
sS.Pc coRDovAN-includes large Ts'' d TesSc
sSc p soEip PEG SG 1900
incl. dresser. chest. bed. Res. 400 so.
3.Pc. SOLID cHERRY-Mt vernonwin.
ciudss dresser, chest, bed. Res. 6bo.B0.
CORRELATED SOLID ASH By UNioUE w
CORRELATED soLib EIM-orbit deslsn BY by
DillinghamzBedIoom Dining Room and oc:
LARGE NidHr TxBiEs-can h. use 1sso V n
either bedroom or Twins room--walnut.
fWiN PANEL BEps-Mod.rn wsls Sase ssss
LARGE CHEST = Modern Walnut. Res.
S7p.pb, Sale $40 90
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tation and excitement are only
negligible factors for causing
brain strokes"
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cent Of all brain strokes. Or.
Herbert Reisner told q meet
ing Of doctors that anger, irri-
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$50 OF MERCHANDISE Is BRAND NEW! MANY ITEMS 81
LIVING ROOM by BEAcHLEY

LIVING ROOM by BEAcHLEY
80 SOFAS . CHAIRS . sEcTIoNALS
Concrete Examples
sorAS%oJEggs6bsr cushion-surauOis:, %. m
soEA=Do.ao .nd spring eushion-sscss,
s lg Re-: issc cad srn' 'u'Ai 81: $3.50
arc. sLcTIoNALk-Dcvn and sgrins .. sS,s;
DINING ROOM
ii6 SUITES . SINGLE PIECES from Broy.
hHi . Hoev% Slowing Roek Red Lion
Bsssett Pennsylvania HOUSE Thomos-
vile Dillingham; Unique lndiuns Chair
Concrete Examples
I.PC. SUITE BUFFET WITH HUTCH TOP.
Modern Silver grey Res. $500 700 m
1-PC. SUITE CHINA. BUFFET, EXTENSION
nut nun Res. sss.SSos. 'h''f' A0O ssT. assoc
I .ids 81 ssf IS - Modern = Walnut. ,.o ~
y-TOs GOhIE nhEhAf hONI C0luu. Out-
fet, extension table, 8 side chairs, ] arm
chair Reg. 1880. Sale $4,000
s S.s s fS Sd Modern f 81. sSsSoo
I.Pc. SUITE CHINA. BUFFET, TABLE. 4
SIDE CnAlRS-Modern - Toast mahogany.
Res. 34e.5O Sale 10000
g,RC, SUITE BREAKFRONT BUFFET,
TABLE. 8 SIDE CHAIRS, ARM CHAIR -
Modern - Teal grey. Res. 1880
Sale $1,000
chairs - Modern Taffy mahogany:
9.PC. SUITE BREAKFRONT. BUFFET
TABLE-5 side chairs-l arm chair-Mod-
ern-Toast mahogany. Reg. 449bO
8.PC. SUITE EARLY AMERICAN CHERRY
China; drop leaf table, side chairs.
Reg. 54e.oO. Sale 1890
ere. SUITE MODERN BLOND MAHoG.
sale $4,000
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IN cARTONS!
MISCELLANEOUS
DINING ROOM
Concrete Examples

Concrete Examples
SIDE CHAIRS-blond mahogany. Reg 1919.
ARM cHAIRS-blond mahogany. Reg. a2.eS.
e en- q " blond mahogany; :. !.
S!i M . blond mahOssP e; =. :.
SERvERs-coloniAl Maple. Res es.eS.
Sale 4o.O0
ARM CHAIRS-Colonial Maple. Reg. 34.95.
OVAL TABLEs-coloniai Maple. REG. s4SS,
SIDE CHAIRs-chinese Black. Reg. 1898.
ARM CRARs-chiness Black REG. .sasS.
ss.avTss. wAGoN-Limsd Oak IcS:i q
HOSTESS CART-Mahogany Traditional.
Reg 20.o5. Sale 1900
CONSOLE TABLE-Mahogany Extends
20 76 IN. Res 1895. Sale 6o.0O
Reg 1895. Sale O.0o
LE-Extension-l leaf-Smoky walnut.
Res. 0ae5. Sale $500
DROP-LEAF TABLE-Modern walnut
Res. CABS. Sale 1890
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KITCHEN
Concrete Examples

S.Pc. SET TABLE chairs--chrome---
Grey plastic top. Res. S9.95. Sale ~ 10
TOP, Res. 9e. 95. Sale 6Oy00
top. Reg 70 IS. sale 90
5-PC. SET TABLE, ehairs-Brovn plas-
tic top. Reg. 1880 Sale 1900
ODD CHAIRS Chartreuse, grey, saddle
white. Reg. 1925. Sale 600
SERVING CART-green Req 1925
PORCELAIN TOP TABLE-a5x4oe
Res. 1875. Sale l4.OO
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1903 SOFAS, 1-Pc. SUITES. LOVE SEATS.
sEcTIoNALS, CHAIRS
Concrete Examples
sOFAs-Modsrn fabries-rubbsr cushions
Reg 1880 Sale 1890
sOFAs-sSedish Modern-Assorted eolors
and fabrics--rubber cushions. Res; 2og; 20,
g-PC aTTTER-HeaVy durable cover-rub-
Der cushions Reg. $3.50 Sale 1900
LOVE SEATs-LAwson-suppo plastic
assorted colors--rubber. Reg. Sl3e.o ..
a-Pc. SECTIONAL soFA--gay modern fab
rie-eushioned IN foam. Res. 4eo so;
ROcKERs-Hish baek--assortsd eolors--
rubber cushions. Res. ee.p5, Sale 400
LOUNGE CHAlRS-Assorted eolors and GOV.
Sale 0DyOo
s-Pc. sECTIoNAIr--bsiss tvssd-modeTn-@
rubber cushions. Rec. 5000. sale 220.O0
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LIVING ROOM by ROWE

36-Z-PC, SUIIES, SIC TIUNALS
3.PC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS styIe--dur.
able fabrics-ruhber cushions. Res, 500 so
Sale $1,000
s.PC. sUITE-wide arm boucle-rubber
cushion. Reg $685. Sale $500
3.PC. Secti0nal-Danish Modern-Tweed-
Brown and beige Reg. 700 so. Sale 10000
s IBIS sUirE-S'i0n 00u'i'- ssis ssS SsSS
ape. sUITE-sloping Arm-High Pile fab
ric-rubber cushion. Reg 5000.
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MISC. BEDROOM SELECTIONS

Concrete Examples
vANIrY-MOdern lined oak. Res 7aeS.
CHEsL14e-in. Solid chsrry-csndlsiisSt
CHS: ;SS S;CHEsT-colonial Maple. ~.
REG. CHEsT-coionial Maple. Res, ioS. 10.
ASSORTED coMMoDEs-Modern style SSSS
LARGE " DRESSER BAsE-Prims we're fiai. q
EAkGT MAHOGANY CHEsr-trsdisioanSst,o
Res l69.50. Sale 69.Oo
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
LEA Los ANUNCIOS
CLASSIFICATION

En- ell Libano y Jordania, las fuerzas
norteamericanas y britanicas que desembar-
caron en- dichos paises, dos dias desjues de
la revolution de Bagdad, Sc estan yendo
va por haber proclamado Ell general KAISER
que respetara las obligaciones internaciona-
les de SUI pals. IT,
Tambien ha solicitado ingresar en- la
Liga Arabe ell mindsculo principado de Ku-
welt, gran productor de p~etr6leo, cuando Ell
triunfo de la revolution iraquesa inten-
sific6 la demanda popular por una coopera-
Elm mas intims con los denas, paises43del
mundo arabe.
Ell Pakistan, tambien, como otro efecto
de la revolution de Irak, Ell Ejercito ha
asumido Ell control del pals abolido los
partidos polfticos.
Solo Iran trata de desacreditar a su
vecino; pero esta politica Sc atrihuye mas
bien a conflictos internos que han produ-
edo las %tendencias neutralistas de Irak, a
la frontera de Russia con Iran y a las rela-
clones amigables que este sigue suardando
con Occidente. .,
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
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con la RAU Sc atribuye al nuevo estado de
cosas en- Irak, pues la prensa de este pals
dice que, habiendo perdido a Nuri Ell Said,
ell Primer Ministro iraques de la monarquia,
occidente 10 reemplazo con ell Presidente
Habib Burguiba, para hacerle Ia guerra
a Nasser y mantener divididos a los arabes.
En- Ell Cairo, Nasser cuenta ahora con la
cooperation complete de Bagdad para afian-
gar SUI politica de neturalismo.
Pero ha sido Israel el que mas ha SUI
frido en- Ell Gambia que Sc ha operado en-
Irak, pues ell estado hebreo habia preparado
sus planes defensivos bajo la presunci6n de
que 81 bien Irak era I'm estado $rabe, Ell
g~obierno de Bagdad era amigo de los amigos
de Israel y por consiguiente no 10 a~tacaria.
Pero ahora Irak es tan enemigo de Israel
como cualquier otro estado arabe.
Ell golpe de estado de Irak inclin6 por
complete la balanza militar del Levante, en-
favor de los arabes contra Israel, con 10 que
ha comenzado una nueva carrsra armamentis-
ia en- la region.