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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
Coffee Bredk Is Entrenched;
Problem Is Time for Work
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY
AP Newsfeatures Writer

The president Of q large
Arm Unexpectedly walked into
one Of the company Offices
recently and found, although
1t was shortly after 10 am,
the place empty except for
one stenographer.
The staff happily wandered
in a few minutes later-a few
Of the 20 million Americans
who had enjoyed a new work.
aday custom, the coffee break.
Some employers take a dim
view of morning and after
noon refresher periods for
obvious reasons, but the Gus
tom is so popular that most
of them have. perforce, given
in. To avoid a sometimes
empty office. many firms have
installed coffee vending ma
chimes or permit a coffee and
snack vendor to roll a cart
through the premises twice a
day.
One Eastern printer has
been doing a brisk business
selling cards which have been
popping up in Offices in the
area. They say, in bold, black
letters:
New Policy
ITO All Employees:
"Due to increased COMPETE
ton and the keen. desire to
remain in business, we find it
necessary to institute a new
policy.
Effective Immediately we
are asking that somewhere
between starting and quit
ting time and without in
fringing too much on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
PERSONAL POST CARDS

I'm printe d with
name, address in
royol blue. 200
postcards, just ZOO
6 U m m E d Labels,
900 for $50
StdtioHeTp-Stresk
Floor, Washington,
SilpeT Spring,
RARKtngtor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

The luxury of yachting may b
withinthe reach of almost every
one IN the world of tomorrow.
Mass production Of low-cost
plastic hulls viii be made posi-
bic by the use Of guns that spray
theplastic, similar to the @Fiber-
Resin Deposition as conceived
by the Rand Development
Corporation.
The family car viii be used for
motive power. When the yachts
man of thefuture driveshis auto
into the cradle Of this new ma
rine creation the engine win be
inplace. The rear wheels viii rest
rollerlinked to thepropeller.
The driver viii put the car in
gear, step on the accelerator, and
presto-he'n be yachtingl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08

Sunday evening visitors Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs John Murphy
Mr.. and Mrs Junior Midklff and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boyles. Larry
and Michael motored to the beach
for the week end.
Mr. and MIS-. Edward Hudgins
had as their Sunday guests, Mr.
and Mrs Troutman and Miss Annie
Ruth Hudgins, all Of Richmond,
Mr. and Mrs. A O. Boylcs were
Sunday evening visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Hudgins.
Mr. and Mrs Ira MidkIff and
Miss frankie OWnby were Sunday
visitors In the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond Pembleton.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Hudgins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mldklff
and sons enjoyed supper together
Saturday night in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Hudgins.
Rev and Mrs. s. r. Friend
motored to West Virginia this week
TO see her two brothers They are
planning to return Friday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Buckingham G. n Roundup
Teen-Age Club Has Picnic AT Lake
Topped BIZ Dance At Veterans Hall

Gfcn attended the Andrews famils
reunion at Tappahannock Angus
3
The Buckingham teen-age club
had picnic at Holiday Lake. Aug
z and a dance at the Veterans Me
mortal Hall that night.
The Rev and Mrs G. G. Shep-
pard have been Ill Blackstone at
tending the Methodist Assembly at
the Center there.
Misses Minnie and Estclle Wood
visited their brother Clarence Wood
in Newport News and their brother
iii-iaW and sister, Mi and MIS- j.
NJ Ayres. in Richmond.
Mrs Frank Garnet is visiting her
slstcrin-laW, Mrs Wills Hackney,
III Wilson, N o.
Mr.. and Mrs T. r Carlton. Of
Roanoke. have been guests Of M
and Mrs. Gordon Baldwin for sev-
eral day
Miss Betty Broaddus Bruce has
returned TO her home here She has
been at Virginia Beach 1T the Bap-
tIat Lodge Camp for seven weeks
Mrs j w Thompson has re-
returned home after being patient
iii Virginia Baptist Hospital Id
Lynchbure
MI. aid Hrs. Malcolm Sadlef.
Miss Virginia sadler- Miss Gertrude
Sadler ana Pitcher Sadler attended
the Tooth anniversary service mi
Antioch Baptist Church. fluVanna
County. July H.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08

This town? It's Mr.. and MIS-.
Lawrence Jamerson, of course.
Why? They are grandparents for
the very first time A son was born
to MIR. and Mrs. Ray Jamerson Sun
day in a Richmond hospital Con
eratulations Ray and Charlotte.
4 Mrs. Blanche p. Mahon. Miss
Case. Mrs. George Bannister, Don
4 ME and Jerry Bannister called in
the j. r. Phillips home Monday
| They were also visitors in the W.
r. Putney home
Mr. and Mrs Richard NJ Goode
and mother. Mrs Goode. of York
town. attended Homecoming and
visite friends and relatives Sun
day
Homecoming day for Mt. Zion
Baptist Church for 1858 is now a
day in the past. but l am sure II
will linger quite while in the
heart and mind Of a lot Of people
This year shadow was cast over
the church IN the sudden passing
of one of our former members
Judge f. w Hudgins. who had been
invited to be on the program.
Three others. L. W. Apperson,
Goode Johnson and James White
who recently passed away were
greatly missed.
Former Members
We were glad to have so many
of our former members that got
their start in this old church Among
them were Col. Jesse Johnson, OF
Richmond. an outstanding layman
III Baptist work. Rev Thomas Over
ton Herndon. pastor Of a field OF
churches at Rice, Guy Poole, Choir
director and chairman Of Board Of
d e a on in WoodlaWn Baptist
Church Of Alexandria, Mrs. Win
ME Martin Snyder an active
worker in Mclean Baptist Church,
Mrs Ruth Yancey Samaskl. OF
F'armville. active in the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. Wallace John
son, active worker III Richmond
Church. also Mrs Mary Virginia
Bagby Adams doing fine work In
a Richmond Baptist Church. There
are many more that this writer
feels sure are active in churches
which she does not know Of
We look forward each year to
having our former members and
friends back with us We hope they
enjoyed it as much as we did
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Poole Phillip
and Janice Poole. Of Alexandra
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J r
Phillips undav
Mr.. and Mrs Nick Campbell
have completed their work here
and returned home u Roanoke
Rapids. n. c. They were fine
couple and liked hy all that knew
them
Mrs Brooks In Hospital
Ms Harold Brooks condition
continues to be critical She had to
be taken back to the hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. Laurie Jones and
children. Of Houston. Texas, have
returned TO their home after a visit
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs p.
F Jones
A. T. Fuqua is much better at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Dutchtown Rood Items
Lightning Causes
Slight Damage At
Herman Cook Home

Visitors in the Herbert Morris
home Monday were Mrs, j. M
Morris, Ernest Morris and Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin CrcnshaW and
Cathy. Of Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hickman. Of
Bagby Chapel Mr.. and Mrs Pete
Elliott. Of Jennings Ordinary. Mel
wing Scrlggs and Charlie Schmidt
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Dlllard
Scruggs Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer 81. John
and Mr.. and Mrs Hagood Tuck. Of
Burkevllle. visited H. NJ Morgan
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin ScrnRRs
visited Mi and Mrs Charlie
Schmidt Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Morris
visited in the Dillard Scruggs home
Thursday
Mr., and Mrs. Melvin ScruRRs and
Gloria visited in the II. G RICK
man home Thursday.
Southern States Meeting
A LOT Of families from this com
munlty attended the Southern States
meeting "wednesday night
lightning struck Herman Cook \
house Thursday night II didn't DO
too much damage.
Wayne Morgan visited Donald
Morris Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs, Dlllard Scruggs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Mt. Zion Homecoming Rated Tops

this time. but expects to go bach
to the hospital later.
Army Visitor
John B Bushman. owner OF Bear
Garden Farm. spent few days
here recently He is still in the
Army and is located at the present
in Arizona
MIR. and Mrs. Egbert Deane. Of
Richmond. have been staying In
the home Of Mrs. Lizzie Davis and
visiting other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. John HUMPHREYS
Miss Novella and William Hum
phries. of Covington were visitors
in the j. A. Deane home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A Deane and
daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs William
Deane and daughter, Lynn. Of Rich
mond. visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Deane Sunday
Week End Al Beach
Mr. and Mrs L. w Apperson
Jr.. and daughter. Gayle. spent the
week end at Virginia Beach.
Misses Demetra and Mable Pat
terson and Robert Patterson. Of
Richmond. spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Patterson.
Mrs. Ruby Jamerson. Ronnie and
Bonnie went to Richmond Monday
10 see their new grandson.
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Sauerwald
and Mrs George Sattcrfield. Jr..
we're week end guests Of Mrs
George Satterfield.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Scottsville

Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Payne and
son. Monty. OF Livingston. N. j..
visited Mr.. and Mrs Frazier White
at Paynes Mill in Buckingham
county. After visiting here they
spent several days at Chesapeake
| Bay
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest W Ransom,
of Norfolk. who have been vaca
,ioning in the Smokes and touring
North Carolina: spent couple OF
nights last week with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs w J Smith, en- route
to their home in Norfolk
Dr.. and Mrs. Cary N Moon and
children. of Charlottesville and
Mrs. Moons grandmother, Of New
York, who has been spending some
time with them. are staying at the
Moons home "Hirland" near here
| for several weeks.
| Sylvester Payne. of Washington
d. c., spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs Frazier White at
Paynes Mill His daughter. Betty
Gale Payne. was with him. Mr. and
Mrs Austin White. Of Fork Union.
was a Sunday visitor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. White.
Mrs. James Fitzgerald. Of Buck
ingham. near Scottsville has re-
turned from a visit to Huntington.
W. Va
| Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald
Jr., Of Culpeper, spent the week
end with their parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs Fitzgerald, in Buckingham
on Route 20 near Scottsville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
DiIlwy,,n'
II. r. d. No. 2

Mr. and Mrs Gene OWnby enter
tanned with a barbecued wiener
roast Saturday night in the home OF
II A. Waycastcr. Those who en-
joyed the treat were Mr.. and Mrs
K A. Waycaster. Mr. and Mrs A
q. Waycaster and tia Gale, Mr.
and Mrs Billy Waycaster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Junior Midkiff and Judy and
Carol OWnby, all Of Cumberland
and DillWyn Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Myres and children, Of Townsend
Tenn. PVT and Mrs Ted Waycas-
ten, Of Havrc dc Grace. Md, and
M and Mrs W, v. Waycaster, Of
DlllWyn also were there.
A dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs Charlie Hudglns was his
father. Henry Hudgins. Of Dillwyn.
Recent visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harmon Trentham and family were
her mother and two sisters. Mrs
Rennie w hal ley. Of Sevierville.
Tenn Mrs Hancel Dellinger and
Robert, Mrs Norman Sutton and
children. all Of North Carolina.
MIS- Bill Baker was accompanied
to Richmond recently by Mrs
Charlie Hudgins. MS. Clon Ownby.
Mrs Kenneth Ownby and Henry
Mr.. and Mrs Luke Myers and
Of Townsend, Tenn, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Way
caster and family.
MI and Mrs jimmie OWnby were
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
New Canton News

Mrs Thomas Bauscrman and
Sammy. OF Huntington. W. Va. are
visiting this week in the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Butler.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Butler and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jamison and
children. OF Dlllwyn. spent last
week end camping with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Bauserman. Mrs. Butler S
nephew. on Grcenbrier River. Ron
Ceverte. w Va.
Proud Grandparents
Who are the proudcst people in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
MT. PLEASANT

Mrs, Tom HALEY is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. James Layne, and
family.
We had much needed rains in the.
community over the week end.
Farmers are busy saving flue to-
bacco and housewives have been
canning, freezing and preserving
vegetables and fruits
Mrs Joe Hines visited her mother
in Halifax Thursday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
News From Tor Violet
Tar Wallet BOys
Among 5000 At
+. A. Congress

Ray Latham. Wyatt Moorefield
Glenn McHenry and Leon Baldwin
will leave Sunday. August 10. fo
Forth Worth. Tex. to meet witt
5000 boys from all over the United
States in Royal Ambassador
Congress to be held there These
four boys are members OF Irvii
Flippens R. A. Chapter at Tar Wal
let Church
Tar Wallet Sunday School vii
hold its annual picnic at Bear Greek
Lake on Friday, August 8. at 6 30
Tar Wallet Church is always glaC
TO have visitors This past Sunday
however. it was especially glad tt
welcome some whom il had moi
seen for several years. They were
Mrs W. j. Putney. from McAllen
Tex. Mrs. IRWIN Claiborn, Of New
port News. Mi and Mrs. Mott
Beasley of Cumberland. Mrs
Beasley S twin siste~. Mrs Crowder
and her husband from Richmond
Mrs. Mollle Foster. of Farmville
and Mr.. and Mrs Huebert Good
man and Coleman Goodman. of
CaIra.
Guests in the Sterling Combs
home during the past week were
Ivy Bass. Of Hlllsville. and Mrs.
Effie Willard, Shirley Willard, Mrs.
E,lgie Jones and her three chill
dren. all from Carol County
Dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Putney Saturday were Mrs
". r. Putney. George Putney Caro-
I'm and Bob Pufncv. Mrs II. r
Felficld MI and MIS- John Put
nev. Alice Punev and Clare and
Cliff DaWdy
Dinner guests of Mrs G. B.
DoWdv ana Mis-. Hazel DoWdy Sat
friday eYcumg were NJ and Mrs
Arthur spaid and two children. from
Winchester. and MIR and MIS- l..
r Womack from the Guinea neigh
bofhocd
Miss Dot Spencer and Mr. and
Mrs. Z F. Putnev attended The
funeral Of an aunt, Mrs. A. l..
Franklin. in Richmond Sunday.
Chuck Hutchinson Of Colonial
Beach. spent last week and part Of
this week with Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Putnev
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H speas spent
last week end in Carol County as
guests of Mrs Speas mother.
Mrs. w. 7 Putney. from Nc
Allen Tex. spent most Of her time
last week in the E. F, Putney
home and the Huebert Goodman
home
Mr. and Mrs John Putnev and
daughter Alice. were dinner guests
Sunday Of MI. and Mrs Huebert
Goodman and Mrs w. T. Putnev.
Guests during the week Of Miss
Haynie Allen were Ms. Henry
Snellings and her brother, James
Alfred Courtney. Of Richmond
Miss Haynie Allen and Mrs W
3. Walker. Jr.. were in Charlottes-
vile Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Waverley Putney
of Farmville. and NJ and Mrs
Blake Putney and children. from
New jersey. were visitors in the
E. F. Putney and j NJ Putney
homes Saturday evening
Miss Dot Spencer has returned
to her home after visiting Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Hutchinson for some
time at Colonial Beach.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
j. M. Putney, Mrs c. B Dowdl
and children. Nh and Mrs. Johr
Putney and daughter visited Mr.
and Mrs A P Gayle and Mis-:
Sophia Goodman. from Lottsburg
the home of Charlie Goodman.
John Putney attended business
meeting in Charlottesville Tuesday
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J NJ
Putney this week are Mrs J w
Boykin and daughters, Nancy ane
Bette, of Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Gray Heads Unit
In WestmoreIund

Robert Reed Gray has been
elected president OF the West
moreland Citizens Association
for the coming year.
The retiring president. David
c. Murchison, was elected dele
gate 10 the Montgomery County
Civic Federation. Other new Of
ficers are c. Cliff Bream. jr.,
vice president representing the
Westgate section OF Westmore-
land; DR.. Claude J. Shifiet. IT,,
vice president representing
Westhaven; Nelson q. Barn.
hart. vice president. Westmore-
land Hills: Earl r. Stanley. vice
president representing York
town Village; Rufus Z. Stetson.
IT,. secretary; Mrs. Mary Lettis,
treasurer. and Arthur Reside.
historian.
Other delegates 10 the fedora
ton are George d. Hansen and
Harold j. Burns. Alternates are
Or. John M. Keshishian. L. X.
Shakelton and Rear Admiral
Richard r. McNulty. USNR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

IA prosecuting Foreman. an
nounced In an opening state
ment that the Government
would show the shootlnw was
unJustified.
Defense Attorney Drank o
Stupar said the defense will
show that the shooting was
accidental. that the bullet was
fired merely 10 brighten the
group OF boys and that II must
have ricochetted.
Two boys were called yester-
day as Government witnesses 10
tell OF the shooting. They we're
Donald Davenport. IL. and
Robert Millhouse. IL. both OF
the 800 block Of Robinson
street Sc.
The Davenport boy testified
that one Of the boys. upon see
ing Foreman with a rife. told
the defendant 10 shoot your
popgun."
Judge John J. sirica Is pre-
siding at the trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Curetuker
On Trial in
Boys Death

The prosecution expected 10
complete It's case today IN the
manslaughter trial OF a man
accused In the shooting OF a
e-year-old boy last July 20 at
the Ohev Sholom Cemetery In
the $500 block OF Fifteenth
place Sc.
The defendant Is Rollan v,
Foreman. sr, 46, OF the $500
block OF Twelfth street Sc,
former caretaker at the ceme-
terry. He went on trial yester-
day before a District Court
jury. The shooting victim was
Arthur A. Hammond OF the
$500 block OF Twelfth place
Sc. who. according 20 testi-
mony. had been playing ut the
cemetery with other boys.
The boy was fatally wounded
after he climbed 10 the top OF
a pillar at the cemetery gate.
The shot was fired from q
rifle from a window Of a care
takers building. according TO
testimony.
Assistant United States At
torney Joel ID. Blackwell. who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

in an atmosphere Of anguish
and doubt. the plaintiffs and
the other relatives participated
In the funeral ceremony which
tnsued. over the body Of a per-
son unknown 10 them" ac-
cording 10 the complaint.
Only after the stranger.
Hattie Thomas. had been
buried next 10 Mr.. Whitley was
the real Mrs. Whitley found in
the morgue. the four COM
plainants stated.
They are seeking the money
for the emotional strain they
suffered and for covering the
expenses Of disinterring Hattie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

four are asking for a total Of
$4,000.
They said that Mrs. Whitley
died OF cancer on December 2
at a local nursing home. The
body was taken 10 the morgue
The family made arrangements
for burial.
When the sisters and other
relatives viewed the body at
the funeral homo, however,
they protested vigorously that
the remains we're not those Of
their deceased. Martha M.
whitley" the complaint states,
Personnel at the morgue. how
ever. assured them no mistake
had been made.
The result: Reluctantly.
and with great misgivings, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
TrupIines Go Begging

EDMONTON. Alta. May ~
R.-A decline In demand for
furs has left the Alberta gov
eminent with more than $50
registered traplines that nobody
wants. About $500 traplines in
the province are stan worked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Queen Gets Ship

DELFzIJL, Netherlands, May
% R.-Dutch builders have
sent q royal trading vessel to
Queen Salote OF the Tonga
isles In the South Pacific. Called
the Aoniu. the 530-ton craft
will be used for cargo-passenger
trips to New Zealand and Aus
tralia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
4Sisters Sue Morgue;
They Buried Stranger

mixup at the morgue last December resulted in
civil suit against the District and its coroner Dr. A. Magrude
Macdonald
-Four women are claiming that through negligent han
ding az the they buried stranger instead OF their
sister. Mrs. Martha NJ whitley in Arlington Cemetery last
December
In the complaint filed yesterday at Municipal Court the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

Thomas and participating In q
second funeral.
The four sisters are Mrs.
Elizabeth Alsop. Alps. Va; Mrs.
Polly Myers Of Baltimore, Md;
Miss Mildred Ford. 3l92 Rich
mond highway. Alexandria,
Va. and Miss Cecilia Ford. IS
Bryant street NV. Their at
tornies are James B. Cooling
and Vincent Nappo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Accident Factor

Observation-Disclosures de-
fects are a contributing factor
in only about Is per cent Of all
fatal automobile accidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
cabinet Shuke-Up
in Venezuela Due
to Anti-U. S. Riots

CARACAS, Venezuela UPD.-
Rear Adm. Wolfgang Larrazabal,
chief of the governing junta, plans
to shake up his cabinet today as
a sequel to this months mob at,
tacks on U. S. Vice President Rich.
ard M. Nixon.
Larrazabal announced after a
cabinet meeting Sunday night that
all OF the present ministers will
offer their designations today to
give him a free hand in reorgan-
izing the administration.
Although most Of them prob.
ably will be reappointed, the ad-
miral said there will be some
new faces in the lineup. He did
not indicate which ministers he
plans to let go.
The shakeup is a result of the
split within the junta itself which
led to the resignation and replace.
ment of its two civilian members.
Although the split was clearly
linked to the attacks on Nixon, its
exact nature has not been ex-
planned.
The resigned unta members
denied reports that they quit be-
cause the military members Of
the five-man group refused to out
law communism in Venezuela de.
spite the Nixon incident.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
U. 5. Must Stop
Helping Latin
Dictators, Help
People Morse

WASHINGTON, CUPID. - Sena.
tor Wayne Morse criticized the
United States policy in connection
with the Latin American dictator.
ships and warned that in order to
win the cold war, Washington has
to present better ideas than those
in use in the campaign against
the totalitarian governments.
Morse, a member of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee and
president of the Latin American
Subj Committee Affairs, made this
statement in a television inter-
view.
Morse also said that the events
in France require a review of the
United States policy in Europe
and that should a to~talitarian gov
eminent comes up in France, he
would oppose ito put atomic arms
at the disposal of a dictator.
Morse said that the economic
aid that the United States, is Civ
ing to Latin America does not
go to the people. Consequently, he
added, the United States must
stop to help relationships and
start an economical program for
the direct benefit of the people,.