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HOUSES FURNISHED

All. 300 s. Hlghland.-semidet
brk,i z bedrm1., school. shops. Coz
umnia bike bus: si25. EN-
ALL, ~, bedrmS,. 2 baths. auto
Mihtsry 70 $500 n aS "a s.is rHp
Ar bedrms,; mr.. Columbia
Pike. Cow. 10 Hhopping. bus. Im-
med, occupancy; SffB. "a. 2vO5ed.
CHEVY CHASE. near Circle
oedrms., 3 baths; 4 or 3 wkS. f;
$3.50. on. e-e13S EN-. s-s3ss.
CHEVY CHASE. ND, approx Aus
25-Noy, lb-4h bedrms., ) baths.
TN,s dlshwasher. etc. cool. OIL.
4.1223.
CHEVY CHASE GIRO. ARIA, eaTo
32nd ri. NW-0 rms, = baths,
screen porch, m. rec. rm. on the
gar, excl. neighborhood. open for
insp. sat. and Sun. afternoons, Id
CHEVY CHASE-Most Comfortable
2 rms, . bath brick home, pch.
ear. Tlll Jan. wo. 0-Oi6O.
CLEVELAND PARK-Beautiful brick
2-s92e, AP. f-iITe, Wo. 6-3S35.
CLEVELAND PARK - Beautifully
Iurn, 2.oedroom, 3-bath home
air.eonditioned; liv. rm.. din. rm.
and den paneled basement with
par ana maids rm.. new gas heat.
refrigerators; excel. condition.
Located at 1901 Reno I'd. NV
mr. John Eaton, Alice Deal and
parochial schools. Rental fuiiy
furnished. $3.50 per month TO re-
sponsible tenant. Immediate &C.
cupancy. Pc. 3-4ses. TX. 3-5sa6.
COLUMBIA PINEs-Eleeantly furn,
baths. barbecue SOLO. HoLiFY
REALTY, $500 Lee hwy, KE
CONN. AVE, NEAR SHERATON
PARK HOTEI--3-bedrm brick.
air-eond.: porches, sep. din. rm. ;
good basement. garage Avail
from Sept. ! DE. Gales.
SILVER SPRING, viers MINI
bus, school, shoppins, 3 rms; al.
prch.' ree; I'm. gas-h.wh Lge.
Ike rent. OWNER. RIA. 8-63si'
SOUTH ARL.-5eig 9TH pi.-2
0edrms. mod. tastefully furn.
NsshsI' disposal sern pch.i fenced
49, - w CAAs N--NNO.
SUMNER AVAIL. yea to 9Ii-
Lovely . bedrms.: grand piano.
patio, barbecue; spacious grounds.
Everything furn. Utilities In
eluded Silver Spring. Reason
able TO responsible people HA.
2-9.34, MRS, WEIGHTMAN.
NEWLY DECORATED : Three bed
rms, Ia baths, sep. din. rm..
utility rm: bus connections down
town Washington. 10. a-0152
AVAILABLE TILL LABOR DAY
Spotless 3-bedroom, rec. room. den.
2I2-bsth home In Fails Church
finest area. A delightful wooded
area where you can live in luxury
while buying or securing a rental
home. Call JE. 2-262O to see. 5000
per month. JOSEPH W. sEAY Co,
ll3 W. Broad St. Fails Church
Va.
1926 WEST BEACH DIR. NV, A.,
mos, Aug. TO Dec. 18TH bed
rms, ga baths, plus maids RIM.
and bath over garage; S275 per
mo. RIA 6-5259.
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pnuSES WANTED 70 RENT

BETHESDA AREA 49, . or 3 bed
rooms. fenced yard. basement.
AuRust 30; excellent references
prefer long lease. Please call
oliver 4-6443 s0s
AT ONCE-3-bedrm house. Silver
Spring. Call BALTIMORE, ROC
Err 4-0957, after pm. MRS.
BROWN.
AIR FORCE COLONEL, Just ar
rived. needs 4-bedrm. house. De-
sirahle section. Reas. rent. VIII
consider 3-bedrm with extra
SPACE FL 1884
DO YOU WANT A TENANT Who
viii protect and care foI your
home Responsible family wishes
3 bedrus rambler .wlbtmt, COM
Pentagon. before Aurast i. slS6
70 Sac. "A -7ses.
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FAIRFAx-Aitfac' . 6edrm.. :
bath bath. brick d IA rfmelsr r,,. WITH ssr
mod. slse. kii'. IT, nm az bsorm n -
and bath In hsmt. Located on 4
acre lot IN Little River Hills.
Immed occupacy, sl7s. per mo
fAALFAx PROPERTIES, Agent
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Westover Hills, conv loo. bedrm.
and den. full bsmt,. carport, avail.
now.
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GEORGETOWN. 1425 33rd-Open
Sunday $50 Wonderful oppor-
tunity to live in spacious solid
brick house with unusually large
garage, garden. 3 bedrms.. ,
baths. full basement and improve
according to your own taste. Good
financing. J. c. CHATEL, HU
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ARL.--2 bedrooms share with
empl. lady. age 40 or over: refs.
req, home privils. IA. 5-S432,
all day Sunday.
WIDOW. Gentle. wishes 20 share
her desirable home in Wheaton
with couple or two women. VII
6-274l.
COLORED-3 GIRLS. desire an
other eirl, TO share furn. house
cow ne location LII. 1905
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

HYATTsVTILE : Modern church |:
seats approx. 300: cleo organ, 3
pianos. social hall: educational
BLDG, kit. all fully EQUIP; perfect
for small conservation N. CAR
LYLE De LOZIER, WA. $4,000
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RENTALS-VA.

RENTALS-VA.
$l40
No. Arl.. 3 bedrm. brk. rambler, full
bsmt.. modern kit. rec. rm.
$l35
Close to WILLIAMSBURG school, B.
bedrm, brk. rambler. full bsmt.
fenced I'd.
SIPS
Close to Washington-Lee High, g.
bedrm. bungalow. avail. Aug. /.
SIPS
Lee. Lexington Area. 5-rm. brk
Cape Cod. all lge. rms. full bSmt.
screened porch, fenced I'd. trees
vacant.
Westover Area, COW. loo. 4 bedrm
2 bath, full bsmt.. gas heat. fenced
I'd. Avail. Aug. /.
$40
Westover Hills, cow. loo 2 bedrm
and den. full bsmt,. carport avail
now.
$1l0
Westlawn. Falls Church area. g.
beorm. rambler. equip kit, with
disposal. newly decor, fenced I'd.
Dug bsmt. Cow. TO Z Corners and
Melpar. vacant
J. H. BENOIT, REALTOR
1852 No. Wash. Blvd. KE. S-6671
Arlington, Va.
COLORED - 1873 Z ST. Sc. -t
rms. and bath, Brick home. from
entr to full bsmt, rec. nm, OF
COLORED-iei 18th ST. N.E.-s
rms, 2 kitchens, baths: ntils
E ISJGtSRfsi RE Ell Estate STATE WIZ
COLORED-R rms. and bath, clean
basement. Gas heat. Excel eond
1917 Tennessee ave. ne. on Lincoln
Park. DI. 1895.
COLORED = 23?9 Z ST. NV. =
Brick house, rms. and bath, S65
mo. Elk. 3-24Sg.
COLORED-i35 MASS. AVE. NV
IS rooms, kitchen, . baths. $50
up Key at 437 or call Elk. 3-24Sa
COLORED-3II TAYLOR ST. NV
q rms. kit. and bath, fun bsmt.
brick house, Sll0 mo Inquire on
premises or call Elk. 3-24S9.
COLnRED-IslI KILBORNE PL.,
NV. - Liv. rm., din. rm., kit
pantry, 3 bedrms. and bath
Large, dry basement and detached
GARAGE. For farther information,
call NJ PAUL HANNAH. 1872 18th
street NV, NE. S-4l00
COLORED - WENTWORTH = q
family house, sep, entr., liv. rm.
din. rm., kit. and bath ca; I'd,
porch; S12O. UN. 4-90SB.
cOLORED-VAC.-RENTA AND BUY
Mr.. eth AND TUCKERMAN. NV
Beautiful semidetached brick, {
rms, completely decorated
PUT THOSE RENT SIS TO WORK
.TU. s-l090 JU S-g477
COLORED--6th AND QUE SITS
NV rms, bath gas heat
WALTER A. BROWN
lois Vermont Ave Ma. s-l65G
CoLoRED-53O7 9TH ST. NV
rms, baths newly decor" gas
"' WALTER A. BROWN
l0ls VT. ave. Ma. S-l852, OIL. rs ! "a
coLoRED ~
CLEAN HOUSE, $3.50
E, Cap. and Texas ave. SEE
bedrm. semidet brick, nice yard
on lease. MR.. DELE, Ii 7-OSOa
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EASTOVER
SHOppTNG CENTEp

For delicatcsacn. restaurant only
auxlOO only available space IN
aa-store center parking 1900
yearly. KASrovER CORP, 30
oxen Run ar Wash. q. 10
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Moving to
st. Petersburg,
Fla, on July 25

e.ton stake body. WIN take load 20
Lu. s-JOfA, 2Os
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HOUSES cor SALE-S.E.


CAPITOL HILL--6-rm. brick In
excellent cOnd nice rear court
I'd gaTage Priced under s15.-
900; Mr.. Martuii. La $751;.
ZAGAMi REALTY co, Real
tors on Capitol Hill, Ii 3-59f7
HTs.-2-family frame
house corner location, good
cond good terms NEWcOMB-
JONES REALTY. INC 3l1p and
3l23 Nichols ave. Sc. 10. q
1888, 10 2-04On
3Ot5 Pzrk Or. Sc
Detached asbestos shihrle; 2 bed
rms. Nv rm- din. rm kit 3
$3.50 PREpERfcK A.
BLuMER CO.. 6I7 Pa. ave, Ii.
10000; ewes LII i-@G1s.
53is D ST. s.E.--Modern 3-bed-
rm semidetsched brick home
with gas heat IN most convenient
location only $1,000 on terma.
RIA. s-220O. Pa 3-455a
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ARL.. S.-2-bedrm. brk., full bsmt. (;
fenced I'd, patio. trees: mr.. Pen
tagon. shopping center, bus.
schools; $40 per mo. 1919 s..
Columbus. so. 5-4OS9 or IA.
1-H3HR
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BETHESDA-s2s0 AVtii Juit Is
3 oedrms., library. ga baths mod
kit lge. I'd and a-eaT gar I'm.
S-5p7s days. IN. 3-e20s ewes.
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sOUTH-TWo-bedrm

NJ bedrms-, .
baths. near shopping; $40
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy.
KE. S-53bO
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BETHESDA AREA, near NH
CAPE COD. 2 large bedrooms
screened porch, fireplace, powder
nm on LIST 4 f. on fenced-in yard
Immediate occupancy, Sl3S month
OF A-ohhg
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AnL.. 300 s. Hlghland.-semidet
brk 2 bedrmS. school, shops. Cos
nmSls pike bus: sis5. I'm
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AkLINGTUN SOUTH-TWo-bed
home, COW. to everything. at
5SO3 5. 10th pl Ceiling-to-fioor
becue and patio. washing machine,
and exceptionally lge. lot BY APP
pointment, So, JU. a-S400: ewes
and Sun, IA. 5-6S55. JACK
STAFFORD Rent. SOS so.
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BETHESDA, a2le Adelaide DIT
bedrm,, hath brick house: full
basement Sl6S mo Mr.. Yount.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC. EN-
3-a2TQ
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Lee. Lexington Area. 5-rm. brk.
Cape Cod. all lge. rms. fun bSmt.,
screened porch, fenced I'd. trees,
vacant.
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BARNABY MOODS = Attractiv,

BALTIMORE AVE. 5327-Brick
3 bedrms. porch, nice garden
dead-end street. Sl55 mo SAN.
Doz, INC. DU. 7-l234, Pc
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., a mile N.
fun baths. din. rm, Esrage. lge.
all-elec. kit attractive step-dn
liv RIM. with paneled fireplace
wall. ialousie porch overlooking
Rock Greek PIX avail. immed..
SISg m EII-S
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BETHESDA. Md. $500 Rosewood
dr. - bedrms, liv rm., din. rm,
kit. 2ig baths; Si75. For app
70 show cal Mrs Bates. nj
lara FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PASTRY SHOP FOR sALE-Dolns
good business, Well-euuippcd
must sell owner Is IN, VIII sacri.
nee, $3.50 Wilson blvd. Call aftei
D. IA. i-3620 or "a. 7-ls0s.
LARGE COUNTRY STORE, Mine
Run, Va. $4,000 annual bust
ness; stock optional: retiring &C.
counts for low price OF $1,000,
reas. terms. L. L. SELF. Agent
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Nestover Area, cow loo. 4 bedrm
2 bath, full bsmt.. gas heat. fenced
I'd. Avail. Aug. /.
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brick house. living rm. with FIRE.
Kitchen t;in bath and powder
rm. on LIST floor 3 bedrms.
baths on md. available Ausust
j. r. BEGG, INC, DU 7-24S0i
ewes and week ends, AID. 4-0055
BARNEY CIRCLE AREA-6 rooms
basement redec.. h W. heat
adults; SIS. Lu. 1-0757.
BELLE HAvEN-Center- Co.
lonial: 8 bedrms.. 2 baths
screened porch, rec. rm. so
n-AAnn
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WOODSIDE-Lovely -year-old, s.
bedrm.. 2ia-bath split-level; mir
rored wall in liv. rm: din, rm..
all-elec. eye-level kit, with break
fast nook. Ice. rec. rm. with f1re-
place: scr. rear porch. truly
beautiful home, walk. dist, 70 ali
cows. S225 per mo. C.. ROB-
ERT ORAY & CO. JU. 5-6IO0.
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WHEATON = GOOumaH lOuItWpU-
rary. 3-large- bedrm. Iamb.. 20 by
L. liv. din. rm., dbl. f1repl., south
ern exposure, cathedral CELL un.
appliances: children's playground
equip: COW; Sl35. Avail. til
36Ra ar HE A-0SqI
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BARNABY WOODS, Chevy Chase.
d. Colonial brick, 3 bedrms,
baths, living rm., dining rm.,
kitchen, den powder rm. recre-
alton rm., washer, drier, garage,
shrubbery. VIII sacrifice RA.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21

PATRIOTIC CONCERN

When a high percentage of the citizens in a Republic
seriously concern themselves with the WelIbeing of the
Fatherland, the fortunes Of nations are quite different,
and political activities develop in a high plane, more
decOrOuS and more constructive.
Unfortunately, those who deeply reflect on civic mat
tiers, thinking about the interests of the country, are, almost
in every case, a minority. That is the reason why, with
diScOuraging frequency, there are political victories which
respond only to a welLplanned and better executed
naneuver, which does not mean anything, in patriotic
terms, to the cOuntry'S welfare.
There are persons, who, although very careful in the
analysis of their own problems and affairs, which they
solve or try to solve within the nOrmS of good judgment
and decency, do not act in the same manner when they
have to do something with matters of public interest
which, in one form or another, envelOp the interests and
ideals of the Fatherland.
To raise the level of thinking in each citizen to the
height where the interests of the Fatherland are, should
be the concern and constant endeavOr of all those who,
directly or indirectly, exercise some influence in the
immunity.
There are some persons who believe that patriotism
implies feelings which are not compatible with reality and
human nature, since it places them in planes of mac
cesible spirituality, as If only carrying out an idea of
almost impossible practical realization. This way of think
ing is sometimes very dangerous, because the concept of
attitudes, depriving them, with this error, of inspir.
Ing themselves in the principles which give life, love,
and respect to the Fatherland. Patriotism, no mat
ter how much its spiritual significance, no matter how much
1t Is represented as an ideal, should never be considered
as something which is outside of everyday oscillations, as
long as there Is a sense of responsibility.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21
Mexico is Opposed TO GAS Economic,
Political, Military Bonds With NATo

MEXICO (UP)- Mexico is OPP
posed to the creation of political,
economic, or military bonds be-
tween the Organization of Ameri-
can States, (OAS), and the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization, (NA
TOY.
In an extensive press statement,
the Foreign Relations Minister,
Luis Padilla Nerve, says that there
is no objection to an exchange
of ideas and reports between the
two International organizations, in
order to establish closer and more
friendly relations between the Eu-
ropean countries and those of the
Americas.
"But, he added, they cannot be
politically, economically, or milit-
arally linked because GAS is main
ly occupied with general better
ment of the American countries
and with the solution, by peace
full means, of the disputes which
can occur among its members, and
NATO is an essentially transitory
organization destined for Armed
Defense"
He later said that he was COM
PEELED to make this statement
about the question in answer to
recent reports which suggested the
possibility of such a connection
between the two organizations.
At the same time he said: "Our
organization should continue as it
is, that is to say, a mode of In
ternational cooperation, an exam
pie of siSterhood between the re-
publics, the epitomy Of how prin-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21
Dozens Killed. Injured as
Earthquake Tidal Wave hit
Esmera|das> Ecuador Port
Britons to Sue
%Ponomoniun Govt.
for Mistredtmenf

LIVERPOOL, England (UP) =
Two Britons returned home from
Panama to press action against the
Panamanian Government because
of alleged mistreatment they suf-
fered at a customs post in Puerto
Armuelles.
Twenty-two-year-o1d Don White
of London said after arriving here
aboard the liner "Reina del Pacifi-
co." that he was beaten up by a
Panamanian policeman and that
he and his friend Danny Havilland,
81, of Micthman, were imprison-
ed by Panamanian officials.
They said that they intend to
seek legal advice in the hope of
receiving compensation from the
Panamanian Government.
The men said they met in Sgd
ney Australia, and decided to ira
vel together. They entered Pana-
ma via the Costa Rican border
town of Golfite. 1t was in Puerto
Armuelles that they ran into trou-
BILE.
Everything seemed all right in
the Customs office, but suddenly
the Customs officer took excep-
ton and. . the policeman came in
from another room and started bat
tering White" Havilland said.
There was absolutely no justi-
fication for the attack or the treat
ment and we intend to take up this
matter. Afterwards we shall con-
time DIR oInhe trnttinon
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21
Conservative Gen.
Ydlgorus FUentes
Holding Lead in
GUutemuIun Vote

GUATEMALA CITY (UP)-
Rightwing candidate Gen. Miguel
Ydigoras Fuentes is holding the
lead today in the first returns
from Sundays presidential cleo
ton, in this former Communist
stronghold in Central America. He
is not sure yet of his election,
however.
YdfgOras, a veteran conservative
and leader of the National Demo
cratic Reconciliation, has SO, TAB
with ISL of the 1892 municipal dis
trictS of Guatemala counted. Cen
triSt candidate Jose Luis Cruz Sa-
lazar, supported by the Nationalist
Democratic Movement founded by
the late President Carlos Castillo
ArmaS, has 77,480 and Mario Men
DEE Montenegro, of the leftist Re-
evolutionary Party, 77,077.
Of these totals, Ydigoras receiv-
ed 40,209 in the capital, where he
is considered particularly strong.
Mendez Montenegro received 3d.
GOT and Cruz Salazar only 1902
in the capital.
The other two candidates, Col.
Jose Enrique Ardon Fernandez,
Of the Liberal Nationalist Union
Party, and Col. Enrique Peralta
are virtually eliminated.
Political observers here believe
it probably will be necessary to
hold a run-off election between
the two leading candidates. It ap-
pears unlikely that any of the
five contenderS will receiver the
majority vote required for cleo
ton under Guatemalan law.
Sunday'a voting was quite, and
the heavy military precautions TAX
en- by the government to prevent a
repetition of October'S disorders
proved needless.
Provisional President Guillermo
Flores Avendano, who took office
after the October election was an
nulled, said the quiet voting prov
ed that democracy has taken
root" in Guatemala.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21
Ambassador Chifiboga Appeals 70
u. 5. 10 Pay More Attention 10 the
Urgent Problems Of Latin America

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 20 (UP)-
DR.. Jose R. Chiriboga, E~cuadorean
Ambassador in Washington, call
ed on the United States to pay.
more attention to Latin America
in the application of her programs
of economic aid.
Chiriboga made this appeal in a
speech here, while accepting, in
the name of his country, a plane
donated by Kansas City to the peo-
pie of Ecuador, to be used in the
educational program of natives in
the Ecuadorean Amazon jungle.
The Ambassador pointed out the
little knowledge there is in this
country about Latin America, and
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21
Prominent Latin Americans to Meet in
February to Discuss Regional Market

dent of the National Economic
Council of Brazil
Mr.. Rodrgio Gomez, Director of
the Banco de Mexico
MI. Flavian Levine, Manager
of the Compania de Acero del Pa
cifico, Huach patio, and Professor
Of the University of Chile
Mr.. Eustaquio Mendez D%elfino,
President of the Bolsa de Conner
clio, Bueno Aires, and ex-Chair-
man of the Argentine National
Honorary Commission of Economy
and Finance.
Mr.. Gallo Plaza, Elk President of
the Republic of Ecuador
Mr.. Joaquin Vallejo, Elk Minist-
err of Development, Colombia.
In view of the broad scope and
complexity of the subject, the forth
coming meeting of the Group will
be of a preliminary nature. Be-
fore resuming final conclusions, it
is probable that it will have to
meet again several times in the
course of the year.
Intra-Latin American trade po-
Icy is still influenced by outmod-
ed forms of development, accord
ing to which each country makes
Its own separate way towards COM
plementarity with the centers OF
industrial production through the
traditional exchange of primary
commodities for manufactured
goods. The development of this
type of trade, far from being in
consistent with the industrializa-
ton of Latin America, is one OF
the most effective methods Of ac-
hieying 1t, but the process of in
naturalization in these countries
is being carried in watertight com
parments, and there is little in.
tra-regional trade in manufacture
ed products. While industries were
still producing goods = usually
current consumer goods - for
which the local markets were big
enough for the establishment OF
sufficiently large enterprises, the
industrial isolation of each coun-
try was not a matter Of great con-
Germ. Now, however, that the pro-
cess in response to the demands
of development, includes goods
that can only be produced Geo.
nomically on a large scale which
would overload domestic markets,
it becomes necessary to intensity
in~tra-regional trade.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21

said: seven the great exporters
and importers of New York, New
Orleans, San Francisco, Florida,
Boston, Seattle and Baltimore,
know very little about Latin Anne
RIGA, with its ITO, 900, 900 inhabit-
ants and its immense mineral, agri-
cultural, hydroelectric and other
potentialities. But the people of
the United States as a whole have
either no knowledge, or superficial
knowledge of the real Latin Anne
RIGA and the future significance to
this country of the twenty free ma
tons whose peoples hold ideals of
peace, justice and liberty similar
to theirs. Latin America is the
largest and nearest market for
United States products. In 1857,
trade between the United States
and its twenty sister republics
amounted to $4,000, O0O, 900. Lat
in America has 70 per cent of the
strategic products essential to ma
tional security of the United
States"
There is in this country - he
said = a marked tendency, in
speaking of economic and tech
nical aid, to think in terms of a
cold war taking place in Asia and
the Middle East. Many consider the
foreign aid given by the United
States as some kind of prize for
'%neutrals'.
"But Ecuador and other Latin
American nations are in urgent
need of aid, aid in the form of
credits, of trade under fair condi-
tons, so that their peoples can
fight and eliminate ignorance, pow
erty and illness affecting millions
of human beings who are sincere
friends of the United States"
Chiriboga pointed out that the
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countries in our Hemisphere is as
low, Of lower, that in some Asiatic
nations, and added: Russia and
her satellites are working hard in
Latin America also, to win the
friendship of the masses. Russia
realizes that at the very moment
in which one Latin American coun-
try falls under communist domina-
ton all the political and military
strategy of the United States will
be affected"
The Ecuadorean diplomat then
said: eff the day should come when
the Panama Canal is threatened
by Russian submarines, the Unit
ed States will lose its main source
of supply for her peace industries
and her national defense"
Chiriboga concluded saying:
"There is still time to save Latin
America for the cause of freedom,
peace, and democracy. Our peo-
Piles belong to Christian civiliza-
ton and have more faith in the
might of right than in the right of
might"
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21

SANTIAGO, Chile - A number
of prominent Latin Americans
from six countries will meet at the
headquarters of the United Nations
Economic Commission for Latin
America in February for several
days to discuss ways and means Of
creating a Latin American region
al market. Specifically, the Group
will consider the general lines Of
an overall practical program re-
lated to the projected regional
market and, on the basis both Of
the studies prepared by the ECLA
secretariat and of their own know
ledge of the situation, will ex-
anime the possibilities and pro-
jections for such a market, define