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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
New Cokeburg Mothers Club Planning
Program For Sunday, May11
Recently Organized Lodge 354 Club Set
For Successful STAY On SOcietY'S Scene

takings in the near future. We
will award a door prize at ev-
cry meeting and also a sur
prise package to one of our
lucky members.
The first undertaking of
our Mothers Club will be
the Annual Mothers Day
Concert that our Lodge will
sponsor on Mothers Day,
May II, 1858.
This years concert will be
one of the largest we have
ever held, so active participa-
tion of our Mothers Club will
be very necessary.
Once again we invite all our
ladies to join our newly or
ganized Club and we would
like to thank Lodge 72's
Mothers Club Of Uniontown
for the lovely boquet of flow
ers they sent to us for our
first meeting.
Also the Mothers Club of
Milwaukee, Wis.,, for the love-
ly Card they sent.
We hope to be just as ac-
tive as these two Clubs.
Don't forget, Meeting every
End and 4th Wednesdays of
the Month in the Croatian
Home.
Mary C. Luketich
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VERONA, Pa. Th c
"Conquerors' of E. S. Lodge
ITO intend to break a long
fast on social events with a
gala dance to be staged on
Saturday, April II, at the
we'll known Narodni Dom, To-
Gated at 312 Arch Street.
For these initial festivities
of the year the Committee
has come up with a special
program aimed at sweeping
the winters lethargy out of
bones, both young and old.
Beginning promptly at
900 p.m., the Dom's Mu-
sical Ensemble will take
over to furnish shuffling
accompaniment for the mu-
sicats.
Those who prefer to enjoy
the merriment from the side
lines may do so in perfect
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as bro. Frank Braidic, our
CFU Sports Director, has
sent us several suitable
plays.
We plan to have present a
guest speaker from the CFU
Home Office and the evening
will close with dancing to the
music of Charles Elias and
his Tamburitzans of Kenosha.
Everyone from far and
near is invited to attend and
we ask all lodges and organ
izations of the area to please
refrain from sponsoring a
conflicting event.
Mitzie knaflic, Pres.
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Saturday, April 18th, at 8:15
pm
This yearly event is al
ways looked forward to
with great anticipation, for
there is no other program
equal to the performance
of the Duquesne University
Tammies.
Their vivacious dancing
their beautiful and melodious
singing, the pleasant manner
in which they perform and
greet their audiences - all
this makes this unique group
TOPS among performers of
all classes and kinds.
(TamburitZans p. 1O)
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Milwaukee Mothers In Gala Program May 10Th

MILWAUKEE, Wis. - The
members of the CFU Moth
ers Club are busy planning
their 9Th Annual Mothers
Day Celebration, which will
take place on Saturday eve
ming, May 10.
A very delicious supper will
be served for those who wish
to treat the family.
This will be followed by
the enactment of a comedy,
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West AI|is Lodge In
Gala Night April 18th

WEST ALLIS,, Wis. - The
members of Lodge 391 of the
Croatian Fraternal Union will
sponsor a Supper and Dance
on Saturday, April 26.
Plans are being completed
at this writing for the serving
of a delicious repast, follow
ing which our members and
friends will dance to the mu-
sic of one of the districts fin
est ensembles.
Complete details will ap-
pear on these pages in the
near future.
Mary G. Homes, Sec'y.
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Canton Lodge 514 Bowling Fraternity
To Host Canadian Brethren April 18th
Supreme Vice President Milan Vranes
Will Welcome Visitors From Dominion

He will greet all our guests
from Canada as we'll as our
brother and sister members
of Canton and vicinity.
Our active lodge ladies will
prepare a delicious supper,
which will be served at $50
pm. for the nominal price of
$1.00 per person.
Dancing to the music of the
Star Tamburitzans of Massil-
lon will follow and admission
charged for dancing only
will be $.75.
We invite all our members
and friends of the area to at
tend this event and help us
host our Canadian guests.
theresa Marich, Rep.
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CANTON, Ohio = c. F. u.
Lodge 514 will stage a Spring
Social and Dance on Satur-
day, April II, at which time
they will play hosts to our
brother CFU bowlers of Ham,
ilton, Ont, who will on the
same day compete against our
Canton bowlers at the Casio
nal Bowling Center.
The Social activities will, of
course, take place at the
American Croatian H o m e,
2543 Winfield Way, NE.
We will be very honored
to have with u.s. for this
event, bro. Milan Vranes,
End Vice President of the
CrOatian Fraternal Union.
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Miss Mary Dobos
Queen Contestant
Nest 2O3 Member
Seeks Cooperation

PITTSBURGH - Miss Ma
ry Dobos, charming daughter
of Steve and Helen Dobos,
Trafford, Pa, is the latest to
enter the Popularity Queen
Contest being sponsored by
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on's United Lodges of West
ern Pennsylvania.
The Queen is to be
crowned Sunday, July 27,
1858, during the observance
at the Croatian Center,
Millvale, of the United
Lodges Annual "Fraternal
Day."
Speaking on the occasion
will be the Hon. David L.
Lawrence, nationally known
Mayor Of the City of Pitts
burgh and Democratic candi-
date in the May 20 primary
election for the next Cover
nor Of the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania.
Nest 203 Secretary
Miss Dobos, who will cele-
MARY Dobos p. 1O)
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COKEBURG, Pa. - The
n e wly organized Mothers
Club of CFU Lodge 354, To-
Gated at Cokeburg, held it's
organizational meeting on
Sunday, March 2, 1858, with
a nice attendance Of our fe-
male members. e4 III
It was decided to hold a
special meeting on Wednes-
day, March 5th, to elect a set
of officers and the following
were elected:
President, Helen Vahaly;
Vice President, Ljuba Ro-
zich; Secretary, Leona Pu-
skarich; Treasurer, Jennie
Knaus; Trustees, Anna La
disic, Anna Verona, and
Elizabeth Luketich; Publ
city, Mary c. Luketich.
Our Club will hold two
meetings a month, on the Sec
ond and Fourth Wednesdays
beginning at 7:30 pm. in the
Croatian Home.
We invite all ladies who are
affiliated with our Lodge or
who have children in our Jun.
ior Nest to come to our next
meeting and join our ranks.
We hope to make our meet
ings more of a social affair
with. many interesting under
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Maywoodites In Meet
On Sunday, April 18th

HAMMOND, Ind. - T e
"Maywoodites' of Lodge 358
will meet in regular monthly
session on Sunday, April Is.
AS usual, the session will
be held in Brooks House, cor
ner of Conkey and Howard,
and start at 2 pm. sharp. Ma
ny matters Of general men,
bership interest are on the
agenda.
Joseph kruzic, Pres.
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With Treasurer Amid Admirng Throng
Fares "S|oqa" Junior Tanmes In Annual Spring Fiesta

FARRELL, Pa. - c. F. U.
Lodge 126, Nest 100 and the
Sloga Junior Tamburitzans
will stage their Annual Con-
cert and Dance Sunday, April
13. The program will get un-
der way at 700 pm. in the
Croatian Home on Staunton
st.
The young Sloga Tanbur-
itzans, 38 members strong,
will provide entertainment for
the concert with a whole new
show of songs, dances and in
strumental selections.
They will also be attired in
new costumes for their new
dances.
Our guest speaker for
the event will be bro. Mar
tin Krasich, Supreme Trea-
surer of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
Following the concert there
will be dancing in the club
rooms to the music of Fred
Husnick, Jr., and his Veseli
Tamburitzans of Farrell.
This group of musicians is
now heard every Sunday over
Station WPIC, Sharon, Pa.
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Export Members Urged
To Turn Out April 70

EXPORT, Pa. = The next
regular meeting of G.. F. U.
Lodge 10 will be held Sunday,
April 20, later than customa-
ry because of our celebration
of Easter.
All members of the Lodge
are respectfully requested to
be in attendance on April 20
and participate in discussions
for the welfare of the Lodge
and the membership in gen.
eral.
Nicholas Nance, Sec'y.
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ments and may we say again,
it is slightly stupendous, CO.
lossal, terrific!
January brought us 306
juniors and 156 senior
members for a total of 462,
of which 66 were Canadian.
The February result added
353 juniors and 1873 seniors
for an impressive total of
536, of which 94 were Ca
madam. March was equally
productive with 338 juniors
and ITO seniors totaling
5O8, of which "a were in
Canada.
The three month recapitula-
tion gives us 879 new Juniors
in the U. S., 118 in Canada,
for a total of 997 new juvenile
affiliates.
The senior ranks were en-
riched by 1893 in the US. and
116 in Canada, or 500 for a
grand and glorious total of
1906!
A Tremendous Start
The insurance written pic
ture is equally gratifying.
1t shows that in the US.
we received $6O5, 1000 new ju-
venile coverage, 1858, 900 SEN
ior and $4,000 senior in
crease for a total of $1,04O-
700.
The Canadian department
accounted for S84,50O juve-
nile, S117,5OO adult an d
$15,5O0 adult increase, or
$217, 800. Thus the aggregate
brought us 81, 1,258, 200, or over
a million and a quarter in new
coverage.
AS the Chairman of your
membership drive, what can
Campaign p. 81
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Tire Hill Folks To
Meet On April 18th

TIRE HILL, Pa. - CFU
Lodge ZIG will hold it's next
regular meeting one week la
ter than usual on Sunday,
April 13, beginning at 1:30
pm.
This change in schedule
was made necessary due to
the fact that Easter fell on
the first Sunday.
Mary Ruparcic, Rec.
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Board Decisions
Have Bearing On
Society's Future
BY Joseph Bella
Supreme Secretary

PITTSBURGH - AS ex-
pected, the March 24-28, 1858,
semi-annual meetings of the
Supreme Board Of the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union of Ame-
rica resulted in the better
ment Of the Society as a
whole.
Here; in brief, are some of
the major decisions which
the members Of the Board
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"At Long Last"
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handed down during their
series of ten (10) meetings in
the Home Office:
Dividends will be paid eli
gible Lodge members in
1858 along the lines prac-
ticed in recent years.
AS for the past quarter of
a century, Junior members in
sured on Term Certificates as
of December, 1857, will again
receive five months in wal
vers of dues during April,
May, June, July and August,
1858.
A new decision calls for the
payment, beginning wit h
1858, of fifty cents for every
Permanent Type Insurance
member on the books of a
Nest Manager.
Revision of Bylaws
A call was sounded during
the meetings for an immedi-
ate study and careful revision
Of the Bylaws Of the Soci-
ETY. for presentation to the
Delegates to the 10th Natl
Qua d r ennial Convention,
which is to be held in Septem-
Board Decisions p. 1O)
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CHICAGO AWAITS TRAINING SCHOOL
Tanburitzans In
kenosha April 18th
Annual Show Long
A Community Treat

KENOSHA, Wise. - Once
again "Amity' Lodge 692
will sponsor the Duquesne
University Tamburitzans, who
will appear at the Kenosha
High School Auditorium on
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p DECISION of the Supreme Board made at its eighth
d meeting October Of last year. the Executive Board
charged with the duty of investigating and studying
the question of Fedmen in the Society," and Of preparing
plan for submission to the Supreme Board in March, 1858
The Executive Board also has the duty of preparing
plan in accordance with the decision Of the Ninth Con-
vention for instructing Lodge Officers and other
interested members for better understanding of the
operations of the Society.
These two questions being very closely related our
recommendation is for the organization and holding of
number of classes in all localities where this could be done
successfully with the object of gradually preparing exper
fenced and capable builders who could eventually become
Fiedmen on partme or possibly permanent basis
We Must Keep In Step With The Times
The Executive Officers and we believe the entire Su-
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Campaign Results
Complete Surprise
Winter Phase OF
Drive Astounding
By Michael Grasha
Campaign Comm. Chairman

Campaign Comm. Chairman
PITTSBURGH - To say
that your Membership Cam
paign Committee and, indeed,
everyone at a bustling CFU
headquarters is pleased with
the drives results is the un-
reinstatement of the year.
We are downright elated,
jubilant, gratified and even a
bit perplexed, for despite the
ubiquitous and very definite
signs of a less than satisfac-
tory national economy our
campaigners are rolling up
new recruiting records.
Here is a resume of this
first quarters accomplish
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
$3.50 Minimum"
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Executive Boards Recommendations For
Membership Public Relations Department

A Reo
AM On The
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
1850 Minimum"
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(Membership-P Public Relations p. 1O)
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Coming Events

st. Louis, Mo.
Natl Pin Tourney
May 1913. 1858
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COKEBURG, Pa. The takings in the near future. We
ewly organized Mothers will award door prize at
Club of CFU Lodge 354, To- cry meeting and also
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
Bu|ganin Fue
Degradado

MOSCU, mario 81 CUP La
Union Sovietica degrade hoy al ex-
primer ministro Nikolai Bulganin
al puesto sin Importance de Pre-
sidente del Banco del Estado, y de.
signo a I'm joven comunista de Le-
ningrado Primer Viceprimer Mi
nistro, o sea, segundo del Primer
Ministro, Nikita Khrushchev.
FL nuevo Primer Vice Primer
Ministro es F. R. Kozlov, de so amos
de edad, que r Jefe del Partido
Comunista de Leningrado y Pri-
mer Ministro de la republica rusa.
Bulganin, en- vez de obtener Ell.
alto puesto gubernamental que Sc
esperaba, fue devuelto al puesto
de Presidente del Banco que ocu-
pc de 1887 a 1941.
Kozlov sera ell primer auxiliar
de Khrushchev conjuntamente con
Anastas Mikoyan, que ha sido vi
ce Primer Ministro desde ell pri.
mer gabinete tornado por Geor.
81 Malenkov tras la muerte de Jo-
sef Stain. f.
Pasa = 10 Pagina -
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

de rebajas en- la tributacion, dijo
Hauge, no debiera depender de
un solo indice econ6mico, sine
de un estudio del cuadro com.
pleto.
AL mismo tempo, ell senador
republican, William F. Know.
land ataco a los que acusan al
Presidente Eisenhower de "ha.
berse olvidado del agricultor" en-
la presente lucha contra la cri-
sis economical.
Las ac%usaciones Sc basan en-
ell hecho de que Sc espera que
Eisenhower haya de poner ell
veto a una ley que ACADIA de
aprobar ell congreso en- virtud
de la cual ell gobierno podria
reducir los subsidies de produc-
cion a un nivel inferior al de
1857.
Pero Knowland dijo que no lie
sorprenderia que ell presidente
Eisenhower presentara un nue.
vo proyecto al Congreso para
ayudar a los agricultores 81 We
dara la referida ley.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

fidedignas diieron que Ham,
marskjold trae un plan russo des-
tinado a convencer a Occidente
que ell desarme Sc podra solo
discutir en- una consulta de je-
fes de gobierno.
Las consultas de Hammarsk-
jold parecen destinadas a coin
cidir con ell proyecto russo de
poner fin a las pruebas de ar
mas atomicas en- forma unilate-
raj -decisici6n que .dejaria a
Gran Bretana en- posici6n delica-
da por cuanto este pals aun no
ha perfeccionado SUI arsenal nu-
clear.
Sc cree que Hammarskjold
Eatara tambien, de la situaci6n
en- ell Cercado Oriente, asi como
la question de Tuner.
Harold Beeley y Robert Muir
ply, los delegados de "buenos
oficios' de Gran Bretana y Es-
tados Unidos, respectivamente,
que han estado hacienda contac-
tos en- Paris y Tunez con ell pro-
posito de poner fin a la crisis
franco : %tunecina, llgearon aqui
durante eel fin de semana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

Sc dijo que rebeldes pertene-
cientes a los sindicatos de Aries
Graficas, insisten en- que ell paro
commence ell lunes como estaba
diSpuesto. Sc anadi0 que acepta-
ron, sin embargo, una "breve sus-
pension" de las actividades inicia-
les para estudiar la nueva situa-
cion creada por Ell pedido de Bats
ia de facultades excepcionales.
La poderosa Confederation Gu
bana del Trabajo, en- anuncio de
media pagina en- todos los diarios
de la manana, no deja la menor
duda sobre SUI oposici6n a la la
mazda "huelga general revoluciona-
ria.
FL extenSo anuncio pagado es
un llamamiento al Pueblo de Gu
ba" firmado por todos los MEM
bros de la junta ejecutiva de Ia
confederation asi como por los Sc
%cretarios generates de todas las fe-
deracioneS pr~ovinciales y 33 diri-
gentes de la federation n~acional.
Ell l%lamamiento dice en- parte: "Es-
tamos en- contra de toda huelga
general de caracter p%olitico... Re
chazamos total y absolutamente to-
ia tentative de amenaza."
Agrega que c~ualesquiera de sus
1.250,000 miembros que no Sc pre-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
Gestiones &c Varona Tuvieron
Eco en- Ell Conqreso de EE. UU.
ApIazada Ia HueLqa General 0rdenada por los Rebe!des Cuban
los Hneas Teef6neuE Entire Ia Hobana y Motunzs -condvenT Tres de ks cuhunos
ATOmor Ia Guerra TduL = Sc Espeu la Poidu AnUnde coPvru de- ho carsumeno de Amos

Fuentes informadaS diieron que
las tentativas de los rebeldes de
paralizar la vida economical de la
Nacion, fijadas originalmente para
ell luneS, habian sido "demoradas"
para que los dirigentes de la hueI-
ga puedan "~estudiar" los ~efactos
de la solicitud de Batista de 'fa-
cultadeS excepcionales".
Ell Senado y la Camara de Re.
presentantes fueron convocados
para hoy, lunes, a las 9 de la noche.
Las mayores informaciones indi-
can que ell Primer Mandatario de-
cretara ell Estado de Emergencia
Nacionsl-aunque no neceSaria-
mente en- seguida-para que las
Fuerzas Armadas puedan tomar
todas las medidas necesarias para
hacer frente a los que ell iefe re-
volucionario Fidel Castro, ha pro-
metido que sera "un bano de san
gre" en- la llamada "faSe final
de sus planes para derribar al
gobierno.
Fuentes informadas declararon
que la decision de los rebeldes de
"aplazar" la iniciaci6n de lso es.
fuerzos para declarar una huelga
general fue acaloradamente discu-
tida por revolucionacios militan-
ties. .
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
Dag Inieiu Consvltas con los Jefes
Britdnicos que Podrian Prepurur Ell
Camino Para Cenferenciur con Russia

LONDRES, Mo. 81. (UP).-
Ell S%ecretario General de las Ma.
clones Unidas, Dag Hammarsk-
jold, inicio hoy cuatro diaS de
consultas con los dirigentes bri-
tanicos que pudieran preparar ell
canine para concertar la confe-
rencia de jefes de gobierno con
la Union Sovietica.
Hammarskjold ACADIA de regre.
sar de Moscu, donde conferen.
clio con ell Primer Ministro, Nj
kita Khrushchev, antes y des-
pues que ell Jefe del Partido Co.
munista Sc hiciera oficiaImente
cargo de la j%efatura del gobier-
no.
Hoy Hammarskiold conferen-
clara con ell Primer Ministro, Ha-
rold Macmillan, y con ell Minis
tro de Relaciones Exteriores,
Selwyn Lloyd, para informarles
de los puntos de vista soviet
cos en- relacion con la reunion
de jefes de gobierno.
Sc dice que ell tema del desar-
me ocupa ell primer lugar del te-
mario de las %consultas con los
dirigentes britanicos, Y fuentes
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
Descubrese Fdbrieu
B0mbus en- Motel
de la Ciudud

MIAMI, mario 81 (UP).-Per-
sonal de la oficina del Sheriff
descubrio hoy una "fabrica' de
hombas en- un hotel rural, la que
aparentemente estaba dedicada
a fabricar explosives para los
rebeldes cubanos.
Ell Sheriff Tom Kelly informo
que Sc encontraron los explosi-
vos en- ell curse de una investi-
gacion sobre un Academic au.
tomovilistico de menor Impor-
tancia", en- ell canine de Tamia-
mi, a unos IS Kilometres al oes-
tie de esta ciudad.
Los funcionarios descubrieron
tres barriles de polvora en- ell
COMPARTMENTS de equjpaje de
uno de los AUTOMOBILES acciden-
tados. Ell numero de la licencia
correspondia al "Shalimar Mo-
tel' en- ell Boulevard Biscayne de
esta ciudad.
En- I'm armario de una de las
pleas del hotel Sc encontro I'm
cuarto barril de polvora. AIDE
mas habia ALI componentes para
montar bombas.
En- la misma habitacion Sc en-
Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
pM UnM keMs Mas
ASSESSOR de Ike Dice Ia Economic Sigue en- Descens(
WASHINGTON, Mario 81.

WASHINGTON, Mario 81. =
(UP). = Ell DR.. Gabriel Hauge.
c~onsejero personal del Presiden.
tie Eisenhower en- asuntos eco
nomicoS, admitio que la econo.
mia del pals continua en- des.
censo, pero agrego que la baja
esta perdiendo velocidad y que
es possible que la reaccion no
este muy leiana.
Hauge predijo que ell numcro
total de desocupados habra de
aumentar durante ell mes de
mario, pero dijo que no llegara
a seis millones, sino que Sc
mantendra bastante cercano a Ia
cifra de 100000 correspondent.
tie a fines de febrero.
Hauge, que aparecio en- I'm
programa de television, dijo que
ell presente malestar econ6mico
llegara a SUI nivel mas bajo en-
abril y continuara ash hasta ell
tercer trimestre del ano, pero
prediJo que en-el ultimo semes-
tire "las cosas comenzaran a ~.
bir".
Hauge dijo que en- su opinion
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

ue America Latlna un al1ado etec-
two de este pals.
Los presidentes convienen en-
que la ALBANIA Interamericana pue-
de ser fortalecida de modo mas
effective mediante la elimination
del vacio entire la economic norte-
americana de la era nuclear y la
pobreza medieval que todavia
aflije a gran parte del hemisfe-
rio.
La ~apelacion por mas ayuda coin
eide cor nuevos esfuerzos de di-
plomatieos latinoamericsnos para
obtener un mercado estable en- Es-
tados Unidos para las materials pri-
mas, principal fuente de divisaS de
los paises latinoamericanoS.
La medida esta destinada a con
%trarrestar un descenso en- los ne
gocios que Sc siente en- paises CO.
mo Bolivia, Brasil, Chile, Colon
bia, Mexico y Peru, como resulta-
do de la aguda baja de precios en-
los productos agricolas y minera-
les.
Los diplomaticos latinoamerica-
nos alabaron al Presidente Eisen-
hover y al Secretario de Estado
John Foster Dulles por SUI deter
minada defensa de los programs
de ayuda y de reciprocidad conner
cial frente a la c~reciente critica
del Congreso.
Ell Presidente Camilo Ponce, de
Ecuador, sin embargo, expres6 la
deception tipica ante la politica
de restriction de creditos de Wa
Pasa a la Pagrna 3,