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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10
Fair Bluff
BY MRS. c. j. BENTON

DIR. and Mrs. ]. Sam Jobnso,
and daughter. Jcanc. of Eliza
beth City. spent Thursday anc
Friday with his sister. Mrs. J. o
Williamson. Sr. They were en-.
route to Rome. Ga. where Jcanc
Is n rising scniC: at Shorter
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. HSgan and
son. Jimmy. spent the week end
in Connelcy Springs with her
mother. Mrs. Ethel Reid.
J. d. McAliStcr of Wilmington
spent the week end with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
McAlistcr.
J. y. Steward of Richmond
II. Hammond and other relatives
Va. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
here.
Mrs. F. NJ. Bullock. Sr. re.
turned Sunday from Hampton.
Fla. where she visited her sister
Mrs. L. a. Wynn. and MIR. LINN
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Inman viii
hanson and daughter. Ann. and
Mrs. j. o. Williamson. Sr. Al
tended the funeral of Thomas J.
Allen at Saint PaulS SATURDAY
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben T. Jones
of Marion visited Mrs. Katie
kcllihan Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Annie Mac Weaver and
Hugh Sprott of Darlington visit
ed Mrs. Ruby Kellihan Sunday
Week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wyatt Rouse and Mrs. Belle
HarrelSon were Mr.. and Mrs
Marvin Prcvatt of Lumberton.
MIR. and Mrs. Johnnie Redmond
and family of Georgetown. w.
Carter. Sr.. also Mr.. and Mrs
r. n. Carter of Mount Pleasar .,
). C.. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Carter
MIR and Mrs. w. NJ. Cannon andi
family. Mrs F.. s. Drum and
of Sumter. and w. IL
Carter. Jr. of Charleston. Thew
also attended the Jack HarrcIsonl
funeral Monday afternoon inI
Elizabethtown.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10
Franklin Life
Business Shows
Upward Trend

a gratifying upward trend i'm
new business production by the
Franklin Life Insurance Com
pany. Springfield, Illinois. was
reported today by President
Chas. F. Becker. Paid sales for
the three months ending August
81, 1858. were over S2O6 million
a 30 per cent increase over the
same period last year.
Franklin'S insurance in force
exclusively individual policies
recently passed the So Billion
mark. an expansion of 81 Billion
in slightly over o. years.
G.. Garland Fowler. of Tabor
City. is regional manager for
Franklin Life.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10
Red Devils Will Be Seekinq
Second Win Al Massey Hill

Junior Grimsley. bad check. 80
days: James b. Brown. Jr.. pos
session non taN-paid whiSkcy
transfer To Recorders Court:
William Brown, public drunk
|cnneSS, cost; David James No
bleS. driving too fast for condi-
lions and spinning wheels, not
guilty on too fast for conditions.
icoSt OF court on spinning wheels
charge: Russell Taylor. public
drunkenness, cost; Jessie c
Hodge. public drunkenness, cost:
I GurlIc Smith, drunken driving
causing wreck, transfer to Re-
sordcr'S Court; Thomas +. Nor
rlS. destroying private property
ana diSordcriy conduct, $50 plus
cost; Charles NJ. Strickland
drunken driving. reckless driv-
ing. speeding so m. p. h.. failing
10 stop at sound of siren, appeal
To Superior Court: Horace Lee
Jordan, dlSordCrly conduct. by
meeting a riot. assault with
deadly weapon. not guilty on
assault with deadly weapon.
guilty of disturbing peace, $40
plus cost; Curtis Allen. diStusb-
ing peace. cost, plus $40 fine:
Vernon Stephens, disturbing
peace, $40 plus cost; David
Fowler. public drunkenness. cost!
Clyde Harrington. spinning
wheels and passing on wrony
side of road, cost: Bobby Long
public drunkenness. cost: Char.
les Williams. assault with dead.
ly weapon with intent to kill.
no probable rauSc on assault.
with deadly weapon but guilty.
~ d!sor6crly conduct $40 plus
cost, appeal to Superior Coust:
Jimmy White, assault with dead
ly weapon with intent TO kill, not
guilty of assault with deadly
weapon but cost on disorderlv
conduct; J. W. Bachelor. dis
orderly conduct, disturbing
peace. cost; Alton Morgan. dis
orderly conduct, disturbing the
peace. public drunkenness, cost:
Erwin Carmichael. disordcrly
''ndI'. -. Lighting. cost: Royal
3. Hardy, possession whiskey
With seal broken, not guilty.
Royal B. Hardy. public drunken
ness, cost: David Ester Hooker.
possession tax paid whiSkcy with
seal broken. not guilty: David
Ester Hooker. public drunken
Ness, cost. Paul Edwin Green ,
possession tax paid whiskcy with
seal broken, not guilty: Paul,
-dwIn Green. public drunken
less, cost: Ira Rush Potts. pos ,
session tax paid whiskcy with ;
zeal broken. not guilty: Ira Rush
Potts, public drunkenness. cost;
Iohn Thomas Potts. posscssiontr
ak paid whiskcy with sealjr
broken. transfer to Recorders ,
-ourt: John Thomas Potts. publ
nc drunkenness, cost: Jimmie
thompson, public drunkcnneso ,
md disorderly conduct. cost: ,
1rheSt wright, public drunken {
less, cost; Betley Grantham, no !
muller on auto. cost. appeal To +
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10
By Y. w. A.

q, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Newberr>
OF Mullins and Cecil Newberr,
OF Washington. ID. c. visited Mr.
and Mrs. Alva Hinson Sunda,
, afternoon.
Mr.. Edward Hammond accom-.
panied Miss Joyce Scott 10
Grcenvillc. Thursday. where she
VIII enroll in East Carolina col.
lcgc
Mrs. j. ID. jenkins visited he,
'iStCr Mrs. Marvin Britt in Lum-
berton Sunday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Alva Hinson
ISitcd Mrs. Hinson'S mother and
nthcr relatives in Dillon Thurs
lay
f Miss Fannie Lou Reel spcn,
Saturday night with Miss Elaine
. HinSon.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Hinson
listed Nr. ard Mrs. Dempsey
HlnSon Sunday aftcrnco on.
VISITING Mrs. Esther Hammond
sunday were Mrs Nettic Barnes.
+ Mrs. Ncnic HinSOn. Mrs. MOLLY
Whitehead. and Miss Ellen Jcn-
>iuS.
MIR. and Mrs. X. L. Mcarcs
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Strickland in Ccrro Gordo
Sunday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Reel were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hammond and
family and Mr. and Mrs. L. v.
Reel and oy.
Mr.. Henry McarcS. son of Mr..
and Mrs. X. l.. Mcarcs. left.
Monday for East Carolina Col
icgc, where he will enter the
Junior class.
Mr.. and Mrs. French Mobiles
Miss Joyce Pridgen. and Jerry.
Prld gen accompanied Miss
Daphne Pridgcn to Campbell
College Sunday. where she will
enter the Freshman class.
Miss Alice Shelley visited
Misses Mary and Sue Mcclellan
IN Ccrro Gordo Sunday after
noon
Miss Elaine Hinson spent
Tuesday night with Miss Judy
Reel
MIR and Mrs. Emory Lcvcttel
visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Reel
Sunday afternoon.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE
iinSon Saturday night were Rev.
and Mrs. Robert Watson. Misses
Elaine Hinson and Fannie Lou
Reel and Jack Hinson.
Mrs. j. II. Reel visited Mrs
Belle HARRISON in Ccrro GordoI
W,iur sday night.
Nj nd Mrs. f. w. richardson
oi Fort Bragg. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom HinSon and family re-
rCntly.
Adolf HinSon. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Tom Hinson left SATURDAY.
Tor BuiCs Greek. where he will
BE- a member of the Freshman
lass at Campbell College.
Mrs. Clyde H:nson visited hcrl
'nn. Rev. Charles Hinson. andI
MS family at Dovcsvillc. s. c. onl
Monday
The Brotherhood honored the
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Continued from pag" oncI
presumably destined for pied
mont North Carolina liquor ped
dlerS. But the ABC officers nab
bed the drivers. the truck anc
the 2i54 gallons of liquor ir
Elizabcthtown. Arrested at tn,
time the truck was seized were
Eugene Edward Kennedy, 81,
and Grady l.. EStap. both OF
Winston-Salem, N. c. They were
charged with transporting. pos
session and concealing and re-
moving illicit 'iqvor. Both ,:crc
lodged in ia.i IN Wilmington
N. C..
Law Enforcement officers
spent three hours Saturday
breaking the 400 cases OF
whiskey. all in Ball half gallon
Jars. The rev 1853 model
truck and trailer, valued at
$4,000 or more, was seized
by the government and stored
IN a Wilmington garage. But
If that had been the only loss
the distillers suffered. they
wouldn't have been nearly as
blue.
In addition to the loss Of the
truck, the bootleggers will be
assessed S23,76O for thc taxes
on the 2fj4 gallons OF destroyed
liquor that was on the van. And
even that was just the beginning.
While these arrests and sciZ-
ures were being made at Eliza
BEETHOVEN, agents who had been
lying all around the big barn at
Collins Creek watching the still
run, stepped out Of hiding and
had four more men by the belt
before they knew what had hit
them. Henderson p. Clary, Chief
Federal liquor control officer for
the ATTD in South Carolina
was among the first to collier the
bootlcgging operators.
BIGGEST PIRNTION
Perhaps only then did the az
cnts fully realize what a ire
mcndous operation that Trey had
nabbcd The barn was complete
ly filled with go gallon hogs
heads, all hub5jing with fer
mcnting mash. IL al, there were
J65 Of these hOgshcads. plus {
square box-ivpo vat. with n ca
paci!y tolalling at least 10000
gallons There were 500 cases o..
unused BIll, half gallon fru
Jars, some $500 pound Of uu.
opened sugar and 2CJ0 prJ.t
OF rye m cal "a unprinfcc
bags indicating that perhaps the
bootleggcrs either we're milliut
their own meal or else had goo,
connections with such an outlet
The sugar was in 100 poun,
paper bags marked pure CrySt
al Cane Sugar" All, OF course
was seized by the government.
The four men arrested at thu
still, all white, were James Cole
man DOG" Ninter, AZ, Of Win
ston-Salem; Robert Lee Dowell
At. Winston-Salern; Robert Lew
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10
CARD OF THANKS

Tho family Of Pat Jolly wish
to express their appreciation
for the kindness and many OK
prCssiOns Of sympathy shown
during their bereavement.
WANT TO BUY urcd piano
COntast ErSkIu Youns, Tabor
City. ndtr
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10
Heavy Docket
Heard Monday
Court

The Labor Day Holiday push
I'd a heavy docket into Mayors
court here Monday night. Mayor
Howard HARRISON had postpon-
ed the regularly set court ses-
son from Labor Day until Mon
lay night.
Cases on the docket included.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10
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(SontInued From Page -
ping the quota of which we are
grateful and We are also appre-
cIatIvc of those who mail
checks in as we'll as the many
volunteer workers Mrs. Leon
ard said
The Cancer Crusade carries a
strong educational program a.
long with the drive for funds
for research and service
to patients.
Though tn annual fund drive
and the ORGANIZATIONS fiscal
year ended August 81. contribu-
tons are welcomed at anytin
during the year and officials
hope TO establish a memorial
fund
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10
Hi;,so,1's Crossroud

hAs with supper at the RIA hut
on Saturday, September 6. APP
proximately Is boys enjoyed the
treat.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10
But It wasn't hauling lun
SOME QUESTIONS

The question uppermost in tn,
minds Of the people is "ho,,
could such an operation be Sc;
up without any local officers be-
ing aware of it? How could var
loads of sugar, barrels, mca,
tanks and fuel oil enter thes,
small country roads undctectcd2'
And some remember that an
operation also of vast size mao,
liquor for many, many months =,
Cedar Creek in Horny count
and never was moleSted.
Some wonder about the fac;
that Dog" Mintcr was rcpor, g.
cdly associated with the Geo
Creek operation too. And the r.
ports say the $3.50 gallons ~
liquor he was caught with can,
rom the Horny operation al
Cedar Creek during the Cole
ton County breakdown.
The entire breakdown re-
presented cooperation at its
peak. II represented Abe Of
ficerS of North Carolina. lia-
uor division officers from
South Carolina. and the FEEDER
nj governments ATTD offic-
crS. II is one of the few in
stances In which SO many diff
ferent branches of government
coOpcra;ed to bring noted law
breakers to justice.
All told. there were about 30
State and Federal law enforce
ment officers involved in the
case. They kept week-long
around the clock vigil befur,
they moved in on the biz stin
operators.
Clary said that the first word
OF the big white tightening plant
'rIcklCd IN about two months ago
and the investigation was inten-
Siticd and clImaXcd with the ar
rests last Friday.
With carefully planned OPP
GRAFTON, the various agents be-
gan checking in at Myrtle Beach
motclS and hotels the weekend
Of Labor Day. Many registered
under assumed names. including
Clary himself who registered for
this grim business as Sidney
Johnson" The agents kept on
the move from one motel to an
other to avoid detection.
Clary said the big whiSkey
syndicate was so big that they
would not sell less than 200
cases of liquor to any one outlet
\ LITTLE HONOR
Clary said the men arrested
At the still offered no resistance
but Il would say they were rath-
or downhcartcd." One of he
incidents carrying a little hu.l.or
was associated with the case
During the week while officer,
we're lying in watch around the
barn observing the moonshiners.
lnC Of the still operators noted
some strange tracks made by
man other than the bootleggers
themselves.
Hey, come here, look at these
tracks. Some one has been a
round here" the moonshincr
said to his partner. "Ah. that's
Just where some deer hunter
went by / guess. Nothing 10
worry about" came the reply
The agents were close enough
10 hear the conversation.
Then when the arrests came
the detected mronshin-
er who found the track looked
at his partner and said, Deer
eh?"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10

MinOritics which howl about
tolerance rarely exhibit tolor-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10

Ills, 81, HInSton-Salem; and
Nollie G.. Cope, II. of Winston
salem
The arrest of Dog" Minter
vas the 9Th time he had been
arrested for liquor law viola
tioES. 70 was only recently
released from prison for the
part he played in the ColIetOn
County. 5 C.. whiskey con-
Spiracy. One of the others ar
rested had been arrested IL
times previously for liquor law
v,"!st.O us.
But perhaps the biggest name
- them all was nabbcd in his
rev Oldosmobile 90 at the emit
Ice to Tlc still. Here agents
picked up Frank Davis, 80, OF
Myrtle Beach, seized his car and
put him under arrest. Keys in
MS pockets worked on the two
0cks that chained the still off
ON the main road. Agents had
'lGor CydcnC- too against Davis
5lt they weren't telling what il
vas. While suffering more fin
lnCIal losses in losing the Odds
mobile, agents also ConfiSCated
0 new pickup truck, farm
.r5.'ar. 11o'u,' van truck and
u''..r automobile. The losses
we're growing.
EVERYTHING DESTROYED
Then on Saturday came the
huge Job Of destroying all the
till itself, the watts nd equip
ucnt. a masterpiece of cngin-
ncring. the Eli was operated
with a 10 horsepower steam en-
zinc fired with fuel oil. Two
metal tanks with capacities OF
It least $500 gallons cooked the
mash. 4 steam pump pipcd the
nash from the watts TO the boil
Org. The ytporizcd alcohol left
Tho cookers, wound itself thro-
.".i doubles. condensed
... .r.r . liquid as il was fore
VI through automobile radiators
rur"rnd with water. II there
Dgr:gd into a buried barrel and
. pumped TIP again. into a
rgc cpn'3irnr where il was
trained through u piece Of felt
made into o funnel shaped APP
nard'us. a rubber hose carried
he liquor from there into the
case after case Of fruit jars al
.'s base.
Copper tuIing two and three
inches in diameter connected
most Of the stills parts with
elaborate valves installed. The
materials alone used in its
operation and totally destroy
ed SaiUday were estimated
90 have cost the financial
hackers az least $4,000. Two
electric water pumps provided
water from wells that had
been dug on the still site.
The abandoned farm provided
many of the comforts Of home
for the still operators. A house
only a short distance away wa.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10
SALE 49, Ranch style brick

home located in Tabor City.
SIX rooms. forced air heat.
two broken tile porChos. cor
annie tile bath. priced for
quick sale. Will assist with
FILA financing. WaCCar.w
Realty Company Phone 1916.
ChadbOurn y &.
lg-l0.i7.2i-1O-l.8.15D
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-10
DR. RENT: Apartments and bed

rooms. Contact Mrs. r. r
Bruton, 8 Lewis St, Tabor.
City ~ c. 9-10,17,24I0,ii,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11

Ell PRINCIPE JUAN CARLOS, heredero al trono de Espana, quien
vista actualmente en- este pals, fue obeto de numerosas recep-
clones durante los das de SUI paso por eta capital. Ademas de
las acostunbradas vsitas al Capitolio, la Corte Suprema, la Gale.
ria Nacional de Arte, y Oros puntos de interes locales, SUI itine.
rario incluia I'm banquete ofrecido pOr Ell Jefe del Protocolo Sc.
for Wiley Buchanan y sonora en- la noche del microbes; una recep-
ei6n de gala ofrecida por ell Embajador de Espana, Don Jose Maria
de AreIza; una cena ofrecida por la Sonora Merriweather Post en-
u Residential, y una reception que Ia sonora Perle Mesta ofrecia
en- honor de Su Alteza Real en- la tarde del domingo. Ell Principe
Juan Carlos continuara luego a Nueva York donde visitara las
Naciones midas, la Universidad de Columbia, la Feria Mundial
en- ell CoIseo, y la Academia Militar de West Point, antics de re.
tornar a Espaha Ell da 16 del corriente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
La IN ASIUN DE
PORDIOSEROS PIDEN AL
A EN- PEREIRA
PrOgrumu de Importation voIUntaria
del PetroIeo no MLesionu" q Venezuela

WASHINGTON, mayo II (UP)
La Independent Petroleum
Association of America QPAA)
nego que Venezuela hubiera 81.
do lesionada' por Ell progra-
ma Eisenhower de importation
voluntarla del p~etroleo", y dio
eifras en- apoyo de SUI aserto.
En- una declaration para la
prensa, dice la entidad: EN- los
ocho meses desde que Sc inicio
ell programa, ell petroleo vene-
zolano, importado en- Estados
Unidos, ha sido termino medic
de alrededor de 100000 de ba-
rifles por dia. I'm aumento del
10 por clento sobre ell promedio
de 900. 900 barriles diarios en-
1856, a pesar del hecho de que
la actual demanGa petrolera de
Estados Unidos no es mas alta
que en- 1856.
"Resulta evidente de estas ci-
fras, que la carga de expandir ell
concrete con Venezuela, CONT
/. nua dependiendo. en- gran medi-
da, de la industrial de pro-
duccion de petroleo en- EE. UU.
Esta cargo sobre nuestra indus.
trla de production de petroleo ha
llegado al punto de abrumar.
A cauSa de las exceslvas i'm
portaciones de petroleo, quedan
pozos sin perforar y no Sc en-
cuentra petroleo, y la seguridad
de La nacion Sc We amenaza-
da. 81 ell mantenimiento de un
adecuado abastecimiento de Pc
troleo eS esencial para nuestra
defensa, no sc pueden apla-
Ear por mas tempo razonables
llmitaciones a las importaciones
de %petroleo".
Asimismo denuncia la IPAA
que LAS insinuaciones de que
nuestra politica de Importation
petrolera influyo en- ell ataque de
una depravada turba venezolana
contra ell vicepresidente de los
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
Hilton Construird
un Moderno Hotel
ON Centre Caracas

NUEVA YORK, mayo 17.-(JP)
La empresa Hilton Hotels Inter-
ternacional anun dos h~ectareas
xima construction de un hotel de
500 habitaciones en- ell centre de
Caracas.
Ell anuncio fue hecho por Alder
to J.. Vollmer, que representara los
intereses venezolanos, en- ell con-
sorcio que construira ell hotel, Y
John w. Houser, vicepresidente
executive de Hilton Hotels Inter
tional.
Este sera ell primer hotel que Sc
construya en- ell centric de Caracas,
y estara ubicado en- I'm proyecto de
americana, Richard Nixon eomen-
en- Ell que, con inversion de veinte
mifloneS de dolares, Sc c~onstrui-
Pasa a Ia Pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
Secrefario Personal de Truji|Io
fue Aprehendido por Conducir
en- Estado de Ebriedad en- Calf.

WASHINGTON, mayo II (UP).
Ell secretario personal del gene
raj dominicano, Rafael Trujillo hi
10, fue prendido aver en- California
acusado de conducir en- estado de
ebriedad I'm autom6vil, Sc trata de
Victor Sued, que fue detenido esta
madrugada en- Torrance, pero que
luego recuper6 la libertad alegan-
do "inmunidades diplomaticas''.
FL DEPARTMENT. de Estado de-
claro, sobre Ell particular, que Sued
carec de inmunidades diplomat.
cas- y que, por consiguiente, puede
ser procesado como cualquier otro
transgresor.
Sued, que cuenta 30 amos de
edad, fue detenido a ESQ de las
cuatro y media de esta manana,
por oficiales policiales de la locali-
dad ~californiana, quienes dijeron
que habian estado siguiendolo por
una milla y vieron como iba de un
lado para otro. con peligro para
cualquier otro vehiculo.
Los oficiales anadieron que al
ser detenido, Sued alego que te-
mia "inmunidades". Sin embargo,
10 condujeron ante ell juez munich
pal, John Shidler, unas cuatro no.
ras mas tarde, y este lie orden6
comparecer Ell 81 para la instruc-
cion de cargos.
ln~terrogado sobre la ~situacion de
Sued, Ell Departamento de Estado
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
SIP Aceptu Hastu
JUNO Candidates
q PremiOs AnUules

NUEVA YORK.-El 1ro de julio
del ano en- curse termina Ell plazo
para la presentation de candidates
para Los Premios Mergenthaler
que cada ano otorga la Sociedad
Interamericana de Prensa a desta-
cados periodistas de las Americas.
Ell Jurado Calificador Sc reunira
en- la ciudad de Miami en- los pri-
meroS dias de agosto para escoger
a lose ganadores y los premios Sc
ran distribuidos durante la Asam-
blea General de la SIP en- Buenos
Aires, del 8 al IL de octubre.
William M. Pepper, Presidente
del Jurado C~alificador y Director
del diario Gainesville Sun, del Es-
tado de Florida, recuerda a los
candidates que ell material que pre-
senten en- apoyo de sus candidatu-
ras debe haber aparecido entire ell
1ro de enero de 1857 y Ell 1ro de
julio de 1858.
"Sabemos bien," declare Ell sr.
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

Estados Unidos, son infundadas
y desafortunadas".
Tales sugestiones CONT
nua-jmplican. que la turba que
'escupia y lanzaba piedras tiene
inteligencia Suficiente para es-
tar preocupada con la politica
economical entire los paises. Es-
tas sugestioneS resultan todavia
mas sorprendentes ante ell he
cho de que Venezuela Sc ha
cho d que Venezuela Sc ha
beneficiado crecientemente, Y
es uno de los principles benefi
clarios oe nuestro programa de
acuerdos comerciales.
Eel programa de acuerdos co.
m%erciales es promoyido como
ejemplo brillante de como ganar
amigos e influir sobre la genie.
81 este es verdad, entonces los
paises que Sc han be~neficiado
mas debleran ser nuestros mas
grandeS amigos. Venezuela fl.
gura entire los principales bene-
%tlclarlos de este programa desde
hace "a amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
Empielan hanana
AUdiencin Sobre
Ia America Latina
en- Senudo de {. u.
Empieran hahaRa

WASHINGTON. mayo II (UP).
La Comision de Relaciones Ex-
terlores del Senado anuncio aver
que a partir del lunes realizara am.
pliaS aud;encias sobre la politi-
ca de Estados Unidos en- America
Latina.
En- las audiencias Sc analizaran
asimiSmo, OILS sentimientos antinor-
teamericanoS, que culminaron en-
las pedreas al Vicepresidente Ri
chard M. Nixon. Pero este, dijo ell
Senador democratic, Wayne l.,
Morse, no sera ilamado a decla-
rar, No \~obstante, habra converse
clones con Ell.
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