davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27

de control y hay una tremenda
sobreproduccion de globulos
blancos. Los globulos blancos
no maduran y no pueden COM
batir la infection. Ell numero de
globulos rojos disminuye y ell
paciente sc hace anemico. La
sangre no coagula propiamen-
tie. Los enfermos pueden asi mo-
rir de una infection, hemorra.
gia, o dano a los organos vita
les.
La Leukemia puede ser GRO
MICA, aguda o subaguda. Exis.
ten dos classes de Leukamia GRO
MICA. Una empieza en- ell tueta-
no del hueso y la otra en- ell
sistema linfatico. La de los hue.
SOS ocurre mas frecuentemente
en- la genie de IS a As amos
de edad, y la del tipo linfati.
co Sc encuentra mas frecuente-
mente en- aquellos de As a 81
amos de edad. Raramente ocu.
RE en- los ninos.
La Leukemia cronica ataca
lentamente y sin advertencia.
Muchos casos Sc descubren &C.
cidentalmente durante la exa-
minacion de alguna otra enfer-
medal. Atn despues de descu.
biertos los cambios de sangre,
pueden pasar varios amos antes
de que aparezcan sintomas sig
nificativos en- Ell cuerpo. Uno
de los primeros sintomas es ell
crecimiento de los organos que
producer la sangre, tai como ell
bazo. Segun crece ell bazo, ell
enfermo puede sentir una SEN
sacion de saciedad o dolor en-
ell lado superior izquierdo del
abdomen. Otros sintomas pue.
den ser Ell sudor, erupciones de
la piel, anemia, hemorragias,
nerviosidad y perdida de peso.
La Leukemia aguda afecta
con mas frecuencia a los nifios.
Generaimente empieza repent.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
Lufinoumericunos
Nisiton a Paris

PARIS Sept rs CUPID Los
rniembros de la mission dirigida
por Rogelio Galarce, presidente
del Banco Industrial de Buenos
Aires saldrar manana viernes
psra Bruselas despues de una
estancia de doce dias en- Paris.
Anoche, ell encargado de ne
goeios de Argentina, Ministro
Consejero, Federico del Solar,
do una reception en- la emba-
jada a la cual acudieron hume
rosOs banquetos. industriales y
funcionarios lie los MiniSterios
de Industrial, Concrete y Asun-
tos Economics, que tomaron
parte en- las cunferencias con
la mission de Galarce, sobre las
posibilidades de participation
de Francia al desarrollo econo-
mice de Argentina.
PROFESSOR MEXICANO
PARIS, Sept rs (UPI)- Pro
cedente de Italia lego ell doctor
Samuel Ramos, exdirectoi de
Ia Facultad de Filosofia de la
Universidad IF Mexico.
-tPasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
FL new YORK TIMES
CRITItA RESTRICTION
Al PL0M0 Y Ell zinc

NUEVA YORK CUPID = Ell
sistema de Quotas a la importa-
ci5n del plomo y zinc impuesto
por Estados Unidos ha causado
sun perjuicio que va esta he
enc y no puede ser remediado
embellishments" dice the New
York Times en- un editorial.
FL concentrate empieza sena-
lando las criticas con que Sc ha
recibido en- el exterior la me-
dida del gobierno norteameri-
calo, y dice: para proteger a
una industrial pequeha y salvar
ell trabajo de relativamente
unos pocos miles de hombres,
estamos perjudicando gravemen
tie las economics de varios PAL
ses amigos y hemos creado bas-
tante resentimiento'.
Cita las reacciones de Cana
ia y Australia y anade: EN-
Peru la medida ha sido califi-
cada de aggression economical
contra nuestru pals y costara
a esa infortunada naci6n 100000
000 de d6lares al ano en- utili-
dades derivadas de la exporta-
cion y la coGsiguiente desocu-
pacion. En- Mexico Sc teme que
ell efecto sea 'de~sastroso'. Tai
MEDIA del presidente Eisenho-
wer, dijo un vocero mexicano
les una burla a la politica de
buena vecindad'. Aun en- Esta-
dos Unidos las companies fun.
didoras y refinadoras no estan
satisfechas'.
Termina expresando la espe.
rama de que las restricciones
mediante Quotas seran anula-
das 10 antes possible porque "Es-
tados Unidos, en- la presente
-(Pasa a Ia pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
Quotas de Exportaci6n Para
Ell Azdcar Considerable por
los Expertos de 50 Naciones

III acuerdo existente entire
% naciones para estabilizar los
precios en- ell inestable mercado
lib1e mundia, del azucar entire
3.15 y 400 centavos de dollar
por libra, expira a fines de es-
te ano
Unos 200 delegados y obser-
vadores a la conferencia azuca.
rera de las naciones unidas &C.
lebraron hoy su primer dia COM
pleto de sesiones privadas de
co'nislones siendo uno de los
primeros asuntos tratados Ell
sondear las condolences de ca
da nacion para sumarse a un
nuevo acuerdU
Alguna division entire expor-
tadores e importadores y tam
bien una campana de algunas
naciones exportadoras para To-
graz Quotas mayores de expor-
tacion va Sc han notado en- las
sesiones pubGcas de la confe-
rencia de cinco semanas.
Las sesioneS comenzaron ell pa
saio lunes y continuaran hasta
el % de octubre.
FL principal delegado filipi-
CT. Leon Maria Guerrero, ad-
v'rti6 aver en- una session pu-
blica que SUI nacion quizaS no Sc
sutnara a un nuevo pacto 81 SUI
quota de exportacion de $4,000
toneladas de azucar al mercado
libre no es aumentada.
Jap6n tambpen ha expresado
en- Sesiones publicas que trata
de lograr mayores beneficios
para las naciones importadoras.
Tanto exportadores como i'm
portadores, sin embargo, han
pedido repetidas veces que haya
mas miembroS en- cualquier nue.
vo acuerdo.
Estes llamados parecen estar
dirigidos en- particular al Bra
sill 3 al PERU ambos grandes
exportadores de azucar, que no
son miembros del presente
acuerdo
La comision de negociacio-
mes de la conferencia, preside
da I'or Eric Roll, de Inglaterra,
mas los delegados de Japon y
Australia estan poniendose en-
.contacto con distintos jefes de
delegsciones en- las sesiones pri-
vadas, para conocer sus condi-
clones minimas para sumarse
a un nuevo pacto.
Sin embargo no Sc espera
que Sc de a conocer oficialmen-
tie el progreso de sus gestiones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
La Union Panamericana Pub|ica
Informe del Fondo Rockefeller

WASHINGTON D. c. pau
ACADIA de ponerse en- circula-
ei6n, traducido al espanol y edi-
tado ,por la Union Panamerica-
hay-el~informe que sobre politi-
ca economical international de
los Estados Unidos public6 ha-
ca POGO Ell Fondo de los HERNIA
nos Rockefeller, como "Informe
No. III" de la serie "America
q Mediados de Siglo', que dicho
Fondo prepare dentro de un
programa de estudios estableci-
do en- 1856.
FL p%roposito de este ultimo
estudio es trazar los lineamien.
tos generates de una estructura
economical que ayude a los Els.
tados Unidos y a los pueblos
del mundo a cumplir en- la
forma mas complete possible sus
aspiraciones de progreso econo.
mico y social. La Union Pana.
mericana, con authorization del
F6ndo y de los Editores en- in
giles, Sc ha %apresurado a poner
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
Rio AUtorizu
lmportueiones

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. 26
CUPID Por intermedio del
Ranco del Brasil, Ell gobierno
de la nacion autoriz6 importa.
clones desde once paises diver.
SOS: Argentina, Chile, Espana,
H%ungaria, Israel, Yugoeslavia,
Polonia, Portugal, Checoeslova
quia, Turquia y Uruguay.
Como en- amos anteriores, Sc
estableceran contingencies uni
formes de Importation por la
suZna de setecientos mil dola.
res segun convenio con cada
pals. afectado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27

GTNEBRA, Sept. 26.-(UP1)
Los expertos economics de
unas so naciones Sc reunieron
hoy a puertaS cerradaS en- esta
cludad en- un cauteloso intento
de Sondear los sentimientos ma
ctcnales sobre la posibilidad de
propagar un acuerdo azucare-
70 International negociado ha-
&c clnco amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27

La Leukemia es a veces la
mazda cancer de la sangre".
Es mas que ESQ. La Leukemia
es una enfermedad fatal de los
organos que producer la san
gre tai como las g%landulas lin
faticas y ell luciano del hueso.
Normalmente estos organos pro
Queen solo los gl6bulos rojos
y blancos que ell cuerpo necesi-
ia. En- la Leukemia esta forma-
cion de la sangre queda fuera
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-29
Local Men
Are Practice
Teaching Here

The Tabor City High School
vocational agricultural depart
mcnt again has two local men
practice teaching for future work
IN tins profession. They will be
here until February.
The practice teachers here
now are Carl Ward. Jr., of Ma
kina. the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Ward. Sr. He is a graduate
of Whitcvillc High School.
Bobby Wright, Tabor City
High school graduate. is the son
of Mrs. 3. {. Wright and the
late Mr.. Wright. Wright Will
work with the sophomore group
and Ward with IN, freshmen.
These men Will attend COM
munity development meetings
help conduct agricultural sur
vcys in tie area and attend
young idr:ay"S meetings.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-29
One Injured In
Slate Line
Shooting Scrap

y Monday night lffrav that
.Urncd into a shooting injured
,l-ycar-oli David Fowler of
Tabor City and resulted in war
"J"tS being served on Bobby
ward. rs. and his mother Mrs
Nb Ward
The shooting took place on the
tate line al the Patio Inn"
\ warrant charging Bobby
Ward with assault with a dead
y weapon with intent TO kill
Nas signed by David Fowler and
in'gcr Jordan who recently was
,lca~cc from prison on parole.
The warrant charging Mrs. Alb
Ward with pointing fircarm
.ts signed by Keith Lawson
"i David Fowler.
Mrs Ward denied today that
.o or her son had a pistol the
.-ht uC the shooting and says
n.r Fowler Was shot by one Of
.. boys who had been with
N0. af'ray had its start early
. the afternoon when EloiSc
".r! Mrs. Wards daughter.
N.s beaten and cut on the arm
.s unidentified persons.
Later. she lett the house and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-29
Baptist Circles
.Ecef Next Week

The cir les Of the Tabor CIV
Baptist w. NJ. U. will meet next
week on the following schedule
Dulc NcGougan. Mrs. Sd.
jackson, Tuesday 1880 p. IN.
NI',u" HarrclEon. Mss N.;rv
Bow, Tuesday 1880 p. m.
Rosa Garrrll. Miss KAT, ions
Tuesday 7:3O p. IN
Nell Fowler. Mrs. Bill St,v-
ems, Thursday 1870 p. m.
Morning Circle. Mrs. Arthur
Prince. 1000 Thursday.
Charity Rogers. Leila McNli-
Ian and Sarah Cox. joint season
at the church. Thursday 3 % m
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-29
O.E.S. To Honor T,ro
Grand Officers S,tu.

Members OF the local chapter
of Eastern Star, number 2iO. are
giving a tea Sunday, afternoon
November > from 3 TO ; o'clock
in the home of AIR. and Mrs. |.
=. Pdrham on the WLitrvlIIc-
Tabor City Highway.
The affair will honor Mrs
RCva /. Butler, grand associate
CunUu trcs~ of - :. and her
husband SIGmond Butler, grand
chaplain of q. +. s.
AIR. and Mrs. Butler recently
moved from Whitcvillc To- Dunn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Devon Powell
of Green Sea, spent Thursday
with Mrs. Johnnie Pickett.
Visiting MIR. and Mrs. Donnie
.Canady Sunday ware their chill
dren Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Low
EFT of Tabor City. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Canady of Tabor City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bid Williamson OF
Green Sea, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Bhrk OF Pircway, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Major Canady Of Whining
ton.
Perry Davis Jr. OF Darlington.
). {. and Mar Grire enjoyed a
fishing trip at Cherry Grove
Bcarh fishing pier Wednesday.
Robert Durk. Davis Gucy. uuG
Mrs. Louu.r Grlcg enjoyed "a
fishing trip at Cherry Grove
Beach fishing pier Thursday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-29
Give Periodicals
To TCHS Library

Periodicals valued at 500
have been awarded to the Tabor
City High School library by the
American Association OF School
Librarians.
Carroll Powell. local librarian
announced today that the per
..ucals would be placed in the
local library for the purposAof
a study of the impact Of
such periodicals IN an cGuca-
tonal program.
The money fog this program
comes from the Edgar B. Stern
i FANNY Fun! which is q uur-
profit educational and char,,a-
. foundation located in New
Orleans.
periodicals selected Will
glN. young pcopl. a thou.hAI
presentation Of public afiSr
ami various and contrasting cr.-
As.rrur ur these periodical.
is a nationwide project.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-29

year and sponsor various pro-
jectS To promote the activities
n the college.
Officers will be elected at this
irSt meeting who will direct
he work of the chapter.
IabC. City persons invited in
c!udc Mrs. jamie Bell. Mrs. Ray
nomj Mallard, Mrs. Robert Mel
son, Mrs. c. ii. Primer. Mrs. \.
,. Rogers, Jr.. Mrs. Woodrow
'arNIS. Airs. James Ward. Mrs.
.unnlc Willoughby, and Mrs
Willard Wright.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-29
PirevuY
BY EDWARD GORE

Carver Jacobs of Tampa, Fla
left "Wednesday after spending
some time with his family.
Fred Burk of High Point spent
the week end with friends and
relatives.
Miss Anctte Buck of Whining
ton spent the week end with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Buck.
Albert {. Buck left Wcdnes-
day for Tampa. Fla. where he
will stay for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Ann
strong of Fayetteville spent the
week end with her children Mr..
and Mrs. Earnest Smith and
family 1"d NJ a"d Mrs. PICK
Jenrette and family.
..-...y SO 1910 of Wallace
spent the week end with his
parents MIR. and Mrs. Lacy ".
Long.
Miss Mary Williamson OF
Lumbertc2 sJca. the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. George VIII
hanson.
Miss Mary VIOLA Long OF
Charlotte spot Saturday with
her parents Nj. and Mrs. Lacy
w. long.
Among hose yisi..rg The Roy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-29
Williamson's Crossroads Baptisis
Will Stage Evangelistic Services

Rev. j Edwin Bullock former
Y OF Lumocrton, n. c. now
pastor 1t the Clement Baptist
.hurch near Dunn. n. G. Will
~ the visiting Evangelist at the
ai.,twsun.S Crossroads Baptist
church near Evergreen. y. <
)c.uasr - thru November >
g5S
I"r Roy. Bullock Is a graduate
pr lumbCrton High School.
Wake Forest College and IS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-29

and the basketball team of
Whiteville
BY Reporter
Evening star., 1958-05-12

their Armed Forces Day events
this week.
The Naval Reserve Training
Center at Jones Point. Alexan-
dria. Is holding a series OF open
houses at 1880 pm. today, to-
morrow and Wednesday for
friends and families OF men who
train there.
In Annapolis, the Naval Acad-
emy will be open all week start
lng at Q am. each day. and a
special parade has been set for
Wednesday.
Fort George q. Meade. Md,
viii hold It's observance Satur-
day with a giant display Of
equipment, vehicles and weap-
ons opposite the parade ground
from 8 am. TO noon. The Army
Band will give a concert from
o am. TO 10 am. and there will
be a parade at McGlachlin
Field.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Benson Sees
Fall Vote Aid
BY the Associated Press

Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son said today improved eco
nomic conditions in agriculture
should carry over into the fall
and help Eisenhower admins
tration packers in farm belt
elections.
Il rather doubt" MIR. Ben
son said, that agriculture will
be the major domestic issue in
the November election that
some have predicted it will be" !"
The Secretary made these re-
marks during a conference in
his Office with members Of the
Newspaper Farm Editors Asso-
citation. which opened a two
day meeting here.
He referred to improvements
In farm prices and income in
recent months, saying agricul-
ture has become the bright
spot in the so-called recession.
He said farm prices are up
10 per cent from a year ago
and are at the highest level
since the administration took
ONCE in 1858. Mr.. Benson
added that farm income this
year is expected to be up S to
10 per cent from last year.
An editor asked Mr.. Benson
II he thought the turn in the
agricultural situation would
help re-elect some Republican
members of Congress who have
been after your scalp"
I'm not so sure it will" he
replied. Farmers are not dumb.
1t is difficult to demagogue on
the farm issue"
The secretary said he is con-
vinced that a majority of the
farmers favor the administra-
tion philosophy that there
should be less Government con-
troll over farm production, prices
and markets.
He said more and more men,
bers Of Congress are becoming
convinced of this.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

photography" said Maj. VIII
liam Lookadoo, a press relations
otiicer. The prince Is also very
diplomatic" he added. ''he
wouldn't say whether he pre-
ferred the precision flying OF
the Navy or Air Force"
The prince. who will become
an air cadet next year. said he
would love TO fiy a Jet II they
will let me-"
Air Base authorities reported
only one injury 10 military
participants. A paratrooper. LIST.
II. Curtis d. Terry Of the 77th
Special Forces, Fort Bragg,
N. c., suffered a simple fracture
OF the spine when he was blown
against a vehicle. He was re-
ported resting comfortably at
the base hospital and was not
considered In serious condition.
Other area bases will stage
Evening star., 1958-05-12
100000 View
Armed Forces
Day Events

Washington area residents
100000 OF them-set an Armed
Forces Day attendance record
In fiocking 10 Andrews Air Force
Base over the week end for a
look at jet-age war machinery.
An estimated 2s5. 900 poured
into the Air Force base yester-
day for a repeat performance
OF the exciting air show that
drew 2i5.O0O Saturday.
To many II must have
seemed that all 285.000 we're
on the Suitland Parkway en-
route TO Andrews at the same
time yesterday. Helicopter
crews estimated as many as
10000 autos were bumper-to-
bumper on the l2-mile stretch
OF the parkway from Washing
ton to the air base.
The Armed Forces show yes
terday opened at 10 am. and
as late as 4 p.m.-one hour be-
fore the curtain closed on the
aerial extravaganza-cars head
ed for the air base we're backed
up for several miles. Many,
whose radiators boiled over,
were forced to pull off the park
way and never made the show.
But thousands did and they
swarmed over the displays Of
military gadgetry, took pictures
and exclaimed at the feats of
the Navy's stunt-flying Blue
Angels, low-level flying, air.
borne attacks. bomb drops and
parachute jumps.
Among the visitors was Prince
Juan Carlos Of Spain, one Of
100000 who brought cameras
to the Armed Forces show.
He is very interested IN
Evening star., 1958-05-12

tage Is a miracle" he said.
1T Is q serious. lifelong step
and IN Gods sight Is a sacred
VOW"
All successful marriages must
be based on love and on a
knowledge OF the message OF
Christ. he declared. Successful
love is a combination OF physi-
cal attraction. mental afiinity
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Kennedy Mideost PIon
Outlined at IsroeI Fete

Regional development OF the
Middle East rather than
country by country United
States assistance Is the answer
10 many OF the areas problems,
Senator Kennedy. Democrat OF
Massachusetts,. last night told
more than 2.500 persons
observing Israel's tenth ami
versary here.
He said that although the
worlds fiedgling republic has
made great strides In increas-
ing farm and factory produc-
ton. the real hope for Israel
and ifs Arab nation neiehbors
Is multilateral development OF
the Jordan. Nile, Tigris and
EuphrateS river basins and food
pools for the imaginative use
Of -. UNITED States) agricul-
tural Surpluses."
Senator Kennedy. Senator
Case. Republican Of New Jersey,
and Ambassador Abba Eban of
Israel spoke at the observance
In Constitutional Hall.
Population Gain Cited
Senator Case noted that Is
rael, which had a population OF
only 900 10 years ago. today
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Billy Grohom's
Sermon DepIores
Divorce Rute

SAN FRANCISCO. May IL
R.-A nation Is no stronger
than its homes and there Is
something wrong with the
American home. Billy Graham
told q Mothers Day audience
Of i6.300 at the Cow Palace
last night.
The evangelist noted there is
one divorce for every ga mar
riages In the Nation and one
for every two In San Francisco.
1T shows there Is more un-
happiness here than In any
other city in the world" Mr..
Graham declared as he opened
the third week Of his San
Francisco crusade.
"rhe Bible teaches that mar
Evening star., 1958-05-12
PentdgonP Plan
Hearings End
BY the Associated Press

The House Armed Services
Committee. overruling Repub-
lican efforts to hear more wit
nesses favorable to President
Eisenhower's defense reorgani-
zation plan, today closed its
hearings on the legislation.
The committee was called to
start work in closed session to-
morrow on its own reorganiza-
ton measure. This is expected
to 60 along with President Ell
senhower to a large extent on
giving the Secretary of Defense
and the Joint Chiefs of staff
greater control over combat op-
erations. but not on administra-
tive changes which opponents
say diminish the importance of
the separate services.
Chairman Vinson, Democrat
OF Georgia, smiled as he told
Republican Representatives
Gavin of Pennsylvania and
Gubser of California, Il think
the committee has sufficient in
formation now to make an in
telligent decision"
Fears Repetition
II the group extended the
hearings, Mr.. Vinson went on.
they would be repetitious and
the press and country would
say the committee is engaged
In dilatory tactics"
The Republicans did not
fight hard to have the hearings
continued.
Mr.. GubSer, who had said he
. understood spokesmen for the
American Legion and the
United States Chamber of
Commerce among other or
ganizations wanted to be
heard, got permission for them
to insert their statements in
the record.
Mr.. Gavin said he thought
the committee would do we'll
to hear such witnesses as re-
tired Generals Alfred Gruen-
ther, former NATO commander.
and Lucius Clay. wartime as
sociate Of Mr.. Eisenhower, and
former Secretary of Defense
Robert Lovett.
Doesn't Press Point
But Mr.. Gavin did not press
the point over Mr.. Wilson'S
repeated announcement that
the hearings ION this phase OF
defense reorganization" were
closed.
Mr.. Vinson left no doubt
that by this phase" he meant
the legislation for action at this
session of Congress.
In calling the executive ses-
sion for tomorrow he said he
had hopes the committee would
promptly agree on a bill to
present TO the House
He told newsmen over the
week end he expects the COM
mittee to finish its work by
4 The end of this week.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

and spiritual oneness - the
handiwork Of God himself, !"
he said.
Mr.. Graham saw SIS persons
make decisions for Christ" at
the end Of his sermon, bring
ing the total Of $3.50 for the
crusade. Total attendance now
totals 22s.s0O.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

Ambassador Eban said 9
stronger Israel will lessen
rather than increase tension In
the Middle East.
las Israel grows more Wig.
orous in her economy, more
deeply rooted in her soil anc
resources, more universal In
her international links. the
Arab world will increasingly
awaken to the futility of pro-
longed conflict and tension,
he said.
The program included a
number of Jewish folk and reli-
gious songs by Israeli Soprano
Netania Davrath.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

has grown to almost ? million
persons.
He. too. observed that the
Jordan Valley Development
Program proposed by the United
States Is not yet underway
"T'he program would divide
the waters OF the Jordan be-
tween Israel. Jordan. Syria and
Lebanon and would provide for
storage and regulated use Of
the river for irrigation and
power development In all four
countries" he said. %. II has
not bern possible to secure
Syrian agreement -
Senators Case and Kennedy
also pointed out that Israel had
doubled the amount Of land
under cultivation. quadrupled
irrigated land and now is push
ing development Of water re-
sources with the hope OF
providing enough TO irrigate
more than one million acres Of
land - enough to support 4
million people.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

only in its field with double-stitched doube-seaIed
fade-resstant top What's more Ford closest COM
petor can't touch the Sunner for rear seat leg room
trunk space or ease of top operation As for the Skyner
it's the worlds only 2in-l fine snug steeltop and
breezy convertible Just touch button The allsteel top
vanishes smoothly into the deck and you're sitting
pretty the smarest convertible Its another example
OF the advanced engineering you get euery Ford car
So you're fhe sUn-worshipns type better your Ford
Dealer and get all the why Ford oute its nearest
competitor in convertbles by whopping 2tol margin!