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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

FARMETTE on 8 acres--5-roorn Co.
llonial with modern heat and huge
kitchen; on Leesburg pike near
Gooseereek Country Club; good
barn: substantial cash; S13,g5Ol
DILLON LAND CO., NILS Realtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

ARL., showplace Of BeIlevieV For
large rooms: on nearly Il acre.
beautiful corner Of Belieyiew For,
est. Especially suitable for en-
tertaintng. A large entrance hall
With winding stairs, 15x3O step.
down living room, large dining
room. electrical kitchen with din-
ing area, study and sunroona;
very large bedrooms, fun base.
ment with. recreation room. Shown
py appointment only. Call OWN
ER-BUILDER, IA 7-Rs1I
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IoH HIM MARSHALL DRIVE. n A

llngton's prestige area-Attractive
3-bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler
with full bsmt., storm windows and
patio. and gadget-paeked kitchen.
Price reduced to S22 800. Call
PLANTATION REALTY. JE.
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LoR 1 a N LANE AREA.R1IMoR1T.

$500 N Fillmore. of Lorcom lane:
OPEN ] TO "A customized- WIN.
a.. Msyne (reg. Arch.l designed.
Lovely t,bedIm, home. pramati-
fni intermingiing Of exciting new
design and decoration 70 suit the
tastes Of the executive and his
family: s40.500, with air-condi-
tloning. M. J. MOLL REALTY.
INC 1919 Columbia pike, IA.
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spINrcETFT "a I.sa=o5-, =

N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, all
brick split-level with firepl., tiled
bath; dishwasher and disposal:
wooded rear yard: lot 70xt40:
swimming pool membership avail:
assume 4hSe CT loan: fully air
cond.; WV carpeting: S21 900.
OWNER. CT, 6-lS05.
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Run AcREs-cente

HOLMES RUN ACRES-Contempo-
rary rambler. Three bedrms,, two
baths, 2 fireps.. rec. rm.. carport.
full bsmt. Mr.. schools and COM
munity pool. $4,000, FLA financ-
ing. HUBBARD REALTY CO., JE.
$4,000.
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westoveT area. N.
18th st.-3 bedrms.. sep. din. rm..
lge, git. with pantry. encl. porch,
tull nsmt.. sep. entr.: Cape Cod:
shop, schools: avail. immed
OWNER, CT. 6-36e2.
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Ss,00O---Yes. that's the total price
for q wonderful country home with
acre Of rich garden land: q
5eeerp; cottage w/city water. UN.
peter ]. hagan and son
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ASHTON HTs.-VerY cloae hi

ASHTON HTS.-Very close in N.
Arl.: 3 bedrms., 2 baths up, H
down: lge. living .rm. and dining
rm., rec. rm. with "a bath, enclosed
screened polch: fenced rear YARD;
approx. $1,000 will handle. IA.
Z-4600. WRIGHT RLTY., INC.
BEVERLY HILLS-Brick Colonial.
bedrooms. large living and dim
ing rooms, bright kitchen, fun
bsmt;. shady porch: spacious lot.
60xl75; beautifully Handicapped
With Uncovered BACKGROUND. 3404
Va. Phone KI. s.s5So.A isAah0siA'
BR0YHILL PARK = as 1t brick
rambler 3 bedrms.: liv. rm. with
nrepl.; din, rm., GE kit, storm
windows, chain-link fence. bsmt. !,
full bath almost complete, auto
washer and drier, many extras
4a% CT loan. OWNER. JE. A.
ICATHARPIN, vA.-Don't miss see.
Ing our model home for sale at
Catharpin, Va, Route pa. In
northern part Of Prince William
County. 33 miles from the Dis
trict. Brick-yeneered rambler, So
II. 3 nice bedrooms. with double
elosets, tlle Datn, Iurnlsned rms.
modern Kitchen. lge. liy. rm. with
hardwood floors. oil NM NV base e.
board heat, nice screened porch
which can be converted into ga
rage for the winter. On q high
elevation with acres Of land OF
more. Priced at S19,250. Other
homesttes and land available al
reasonable prices. Call JOHN p
GARRETT. Owner. Haymarket 4.
1898, for appointment.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA-see this
lge. 3-bedrm. brick rambler that
is different; 2 baths, 26-ft.. rec
rm. with firepl., din. rm., plenty
Of storage and closet space. At
tSchsd gar ,,r With yo works scr:
$4,000. ALLAN BYRD REALTY,
XII. g-0266.
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RORERT u IOHR

Gf-oversized Cape Cod with Diet.
2-car garage; big 90x20O-ft lot
With fruit trees. etc. 3 bedrms. and
Al bsHt. sep. din. I'm. S13500
uN. 1859.
peter ]. hagan and son
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BUNGALOW. Ice. liY. rm.
with hrepl Ice. din. rn., Ice. kit,
2 bedrmS.. connecting bath: hot
water oil heating: new-house cond
throughout: beautifully wooded
lot: 530 n Danyille ST.. ! blk,
from shopping and transp. Price.
o tSa r' a. e5Ssesi 1 U4 sSss. s sall
Sun, KE. $500.
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ANNANDALE-FAIRFAX - Owner
transferred; customized. Gift. an
tioue brick rambler tair-cond.l \.
beaut y acre fenced, towering
trees. Liv. rn.. fioor-ceillng flrepl.
din. rm.. 3 bedrms.. . baths. den.
eft redwood family rm. patio,
GE Kit washer. drier. paruuet
floors; FLA appraised $50, 500
or best offer: l mi. circumferen-
tial hwy. Wakefield Forest Park,
Rte. 236 CIR. 3-3697.
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ILEX.; by OWNER: SIS, 900. FHA-
neishborhood, schools. TE. 6-2113.
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MCLEAN tchesterbrookl AREA
4-bedroom brick rambler. full
basement with 25x17 rec. room;
2 hreplaces, carport-porch: beau.
tifully landscaped lott: S19,950
Assume S12.200 4et CT mortgage
or 81 $50 On. FLA. Phone OWNER
KE $4,000
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WHITE kAMRLER--Immae cond |:
lge. hy; rm., 3 twin-size bed
rms: 2 baths, sep. din. rm..
bright kit: many plus features in
move right In, WALTER r. REY-
NOLDS CO. INC. IA T-Rhoh.
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srs rsm5.r VAT With p Ss%t IN bed
rS is siSsboe ' w I'll listen ea4 % e Of
fer. LYNN REALTY, KE. $4,000
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-30

Washington. D G.. Dee %
Speculation il increasing N W. HI
ington over the possibility oi BRING
ing about realignment Of the iWo
political parties into conservative
and liberal groups
Admittedly. this has every APP
pearance OF being a long-range pro
gram. However. there are some
who believe that recent develop
ments might speed it up much more
rapidly than generally expected
Among these developments h the
fact that some Southern Democrats
contend that Democratic National
Chairman Butler. and others Qre
ignoring them and are threatening
to read them out Of the Party
This complaint goes far beyond the
civil rights issue.
Another development is the cam
paign by some liberal Repubh-
cans to seize control from the con
seryatives of the Party osganlza-
l1Oli III Lit sDtlfdFN. LIE tt4i7'fs a
tives say that this campaign if sue
cessful, would mean q long step
toward the end Of the traditional
Republican Party
Here is the way some AS ute
politicians in Washington anaiyze
the situation:
If the Southern Democrats are
going to be read out OF the Party
or if their influence within h {
party is to be destroyed they
would at least give serious consld-
GRAFTON to aligning with, a u { W
group advocating conservative prin-
ciples.
If the so-called liberals take
over control Of the Republican
Party with control Of the Senate
Republicans as an important siep
the conservative Republicans
could be expected TO give serious
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-30
Dewey II. hawthorne,
World War | Hero,
Dies At DanviiIc

Dewey Hudson iRWhorne. brother
oi Il w IaWhofne. Of 'alnVillc
and one oi Vlrpnia' n most decor
atei World wan htfoF# died De-
cenibel rs II his DanViIle home at
tho aHf oi III
A MAliYr ID Amherst. tt was bonn
Aindai -. 1898. the sou 81 ne late
HI XII Hnd Flla hawthorne. Ile had
resltra w nanYilIa mr. many years
Foi hs extraordinary bravery
ana lilr wounds hn was awarded
The DISTINGUISHED service Cross. The
CrolN dr Gnnrie thc BRUSH Mill
faly Medal ana The Purple Heart.
Ser9ine under Captain Tom Byrd
brother of N \ Senator Harry III.
bvrd, III lcd his squad OH 4 suicidal
mission successfully which led To Z
major break through n German O.
icnses He was the first Allied sol
fhei 10 cross the HindenbnrG line.
Services Werc held 81 DanYillc N
Schoolfield Baptist Church where
AZ Was n member, on December 20.
WITH intcrncni i'll Mountain View
Cemetery, Danp!lle
Surviving ID addition % tie
brother hers afe his wife. Ms
Mary nodd hawthorne, i daughter
Mrs Gerald Woodruff. Of Dan
vlle a Stcp-son Wallace BarkeI, Of
BovdioA \ sister. Mrs Ora Harris
q fYnchburg. aid four other
brothers JACK N. and Horny /,
hawthorne BOTH VI Daurille Jesse
L. LaWhoan Of ColInsyille anf
Carriaaton laWhornc Of Lynch
aurg. ana Two grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-30
Final Rites Tor Mrs..
Richard PauIettc
Held AT Prospect

Funeral services for Mr. Thalia
Il panlrttc who died December N
al The home Of her. daughter MRS
john Caia2za. ~ Wakefield. were
held Friday. Dee n 1T Prospect
Methodist Church with burial u the
church cemetery
Besides her husband. Richard II.
Paueile. she III s0rViVed by three
Other daughters, Mrs Henry Moore.
Of Prospect. Mr. { + Mnring Of
Farmyilln. and Ara. g. y Brad
shaw. d Rice ae son Walter Pau.
lette. Of Winchester. q brother. =
RicheNon ot lynchbure II 9and
children and five eal&ranfchil-
dren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-30

Funeral services lDr George Kent
F'lppen. ~, who died Tuesday. Dec
y. AT his home IT Sunny Side IN
Cumberland county. were helh
Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock
at Center Presbyterian Church, AZ
Cumberland Intermcni was Ill ihc
church cemetery
lie was retired Cumberland
county farmer
Surviving are his wife MIR
Mamie Allen llippen. and three
sisters Mrs r H Gay. Mr. n T
Terry and MIR L f Ayres. al q
Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-30
Mrs. Nellie II. Mason
Rites Held thursday

Funeral services for Mrs, Nellie
Gray Mason 68. of farmYille who
died Tuesday, Dee 23 N Rich
lnond wert held Thursday aitef
noon at iWo O'Clock A DoynH isNi
get Funeral Home. lafmyllla
internient was IN Aniioth ftnr
frfy 70 Cumberland cpahfy
She h survived by three danRh
'ers. Mfs Frank Penisk NJ farn
N.lle and Af J r Je.'t ma hl
VI +. ChcAault q Richmond II
grandchildren ana N freai 2fand
children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Continued from preceding page

paintings to give the club choice. Jessie has
the leftover.
One of Jessie's first jobs, assigned by Dad,
was the buying Of groceries for the various
camps and ranches. She still handles suppileS'
also the payroll. Most Of the herders prefer
their checks at the end Of the season. They
have no need for money when isolated high
in the mountains. Miss Jessie" pays their
insurance, their taxes. These herderS are
Basoues, GOOD mountain men who came here
from Spain in early days. Herdine IS father
to-son Job with them, one which requires
special knowing.
Al the Headquarters camp during the buy
ing season, there are seldom fewer than 70
people at meal time. It's q varied crowd -
commission men, foresters, truckers, regular
employees. Lamb steak is the most frequent
dish, one Of Jessie's best. The lamb IS Cut
from the leg, and very thin. And camp stew IS
favored by the Basque cooks because it's
expendable. Ribs Of lamb are covered with
water and simmered until almost tender, then
rice is added and canned tomatoes along with
seasoned tomato sauce. The rib meat puts
real favor into the rice.
Mrs. NayIor thinks THIS WEEK readers will
find real novelty in some Of the ways she uses
the less expensive cuts.
Cushion Shoulder with Rice Stuffing
Square cur lamb shoulder
S0If and pepper
IIS tablespoons minced onion
y cup EHcoOked rice
tablespoon fat ~
? cEpS stock RVNp6
teaspoon salt
n teaspoon curry powder
Have meat man bone square cut shoulder and
sew on two sides with one side left open to
insert stufing. Season shoulder inside and out
with salt and pepper. To make stuffing, saute
onion and rice in fat until rice is golden. Add
stock, salt and curry powder. Cover and
steam 20 minutes, or until rice is dry. Fill
r,ocket If roaSf with sflrfnO and ecu or Skeyer
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Here Are Jessie's Best Lamb Dishes

edges together. Place roast on rack in open
roasting pan. Roast at 3OO'F. allowing IS to
20 minutes per pound.
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edges together Place roast on rack in open
roasting pam Roast at 3O0SF. allowing IS to
20 minutes per pound.
Jifsy Lamb Dinner
lamb p0ffies
slices bacon C0
Sail and pepper 9
canned pineapple slices
large tomatoes
cup whole kernel corn
6perIed boiled potatoes
tablespoons grated cheese
Have ground lamb shaped into thick patties
and wrapped around with bacon. Place sea-
soned patties on broiline rack with pineapple
slices and broi until patties are Drowned.
Turn patties, placing them Drowned side down
on pineapple slices. Add the whole tomatoes,
followed and filed with corn. Add potatoes,
sprinkied with cheese. By the time the patties
are done the tomatoes and potatoes viii Be
heated and slightly Drowned. Yield: 6 portions.
Rarbeeued Shoulder Of Lamb
! shoulder Of lamb
! medium onion, chopped
tablespoons butter or margarine
Sail
Red pepper
cup cafSAp ANp
cup wafer Wy
tablespoons brown sugar
tablespoons lemon Juice
; tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
, tablespoons vinegar
Have meat man bone shoulder and roll. Force
the sharpened end Of an iron rod through the
center Of rolled shoulder and place over good
bed Of Goals. Turn every half hour, brushing
with barbecue sauce. Cook slowly for hours.
Sauce brown onion in butter; season with
salt and red pepper. Add remaining ingre-
dents Cover and simmer 30 to 20 minutes.
Yield: ! cup sauce.
A commercial barbecue sauce may be used,
spicy. 1eSty. sharp. - The Enc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
Young Man.
In A Hurry
By JAMES BIRCHFIELD
Star Stan Writer

CHARLES S. RHYME, who last week ended term
~ as the youngest president in the 80-year history
of the American Bar Association, is more strongly
convinced than ever that world peace must await
world law.
Retiring from the ABA post at As. Mr.. Rhyme
has carried his appeal for world law to many parts
of the earth during his term. On trip this month
to Russia he emphasized his hopes for peace
through law.
Relaxing recently at his home at 1921 Foxhall
road NV, Mr.. Rhyme talked of his belief that world
law could bring with it world peace. And to
strengthen his arguments, he recalled the early
history of this country and how the establishment
of courts of law in the early West brought order
from chaos.
Just year ago. at a banquet in his honor in
his home town of Charlotte, N c., Mr. Rhyme said:
THE need for law in the world community is
indeed the greatest gap in the legal structure of
civilization. Only when that gap is filled by the
rule of law will we have ordered freedom in
disordery world
Peace is objective" he continued. "Ad-
vancement of the rule of law is our means, have
little time to waste We cannot gamble on our
survival Civilization itself may crash in ruins in
another outburSt of laweSsness."
Mr.. Rhyme said then-that it is the duty of
lawyers not only to write the rules of law but to
, 1958-07-31
rrespondence
July "a, 1858

Editor
st. Croix Avis
Christiansted, ST. Croix, v. L.
Dear Sir:
, 1958-07-31

Correspondence
July "a, 1858
st. Crcix Avis
Christiansted, St. Croix, v. l.
Dear Sir:
AS a loving and therefore con
cerned parent, I am deeply dis
turbed by the current craving of
our young people for comic books.
! am confding my anxieties to
the Avis because of its wide reach
to the Islands consciousness and
its potential for prodding its in
habitants to action in matters
affecting their welfare.
I am aware of the tremendous
revenue gained from the sale of
comic books and have no wish to
injure anyone in business who
benefits from their sale. I believe,
however, that there are manv
other types of reading material
for children that would sell. Lam
sure that the schools, churches
and the Public Library would
make a study to find literature
that is saleable and yet educa-
tional and harmless to young
minds.
I have spoken with many pa
rents and they r genuinely
worried-worried about the un-
rewarding hours that their Chi
dren spend engrossed in come
books; the telling effects of the
little leftover time for school
work; t h E behavior n~a+tarns
copied from comic book cha~ac-
tiers, etc. We are inclined to
speak deploringly about the
popularity of comic boo'- read.nr
among our children and merely
raise our brows with a shrug nd
it ends there. / may be needless
" concerned-it may be a phase
that our young people pass
through, but I believe that the
effects of so much time spent in
such shallow mental pursuit can
have nothing but undesirable
results.
My appeal is to the merchants
who stock comic books. Surely,
all of us want our island young
people to be a credit to us. Be
cause we are a small island, we
have it in cur power to control
tthe source CT our children's read
ing material by simply not i'm
porting trash. 1t is a worthwhile
sacrifice for our merchants to
make, and / know that they will
have in return the grateful, in
creased and abiding patronage of
the adult community.
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g.. ..oo. ~ poo,om 9aochOooss
|QA VOW 83o1"83 toy po~Nt
x qotvl hotlbe %dA qeoJu ?

Is the exterior surface :.
wood masonry? Many
types of building materials
are used for the exterior
surface of homes wood
siding, brick, Stucco, shin
giles, concrete block, shakes,
masonry and asbestos sid
ing. Each has a different
composition, and no one
type of house paint can give
all of them the maximum
amount of beauty and pro-
lection. 1t is extremely i'm
portant that you select a
brand that provides a Spe-
cifc paint made for the
particular type of exterior
surface of your home.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15

Costa, comandante de Ia IONA po-
liciaca de CatafG, inform6 a este
reportero que ell case contra Octa-
vic Sanabria del Rio, acusado por
ell Juez Rafael San Inocencio en- dos
casos de danos maliciosos, sera So
metido por el Eel teniente) al Ne
go iado Federal de Investigaciones
por haber destruido ell acusado ell
radio del coche cellular, que es ope-
RADIO con licencia federal.
Sanabria del Rio, que no tiene
Residential fila, fue acusado ell lu-
mes por Ell juez de paz San Inocen-
clio de violar una ordenanza NUM-
cipal Y de dos casos de danos mali
ciosos con fianzs de $500.
De acuerdo con la acusaci6n, Ell
acusado en- estade de embriaguez
altero la paz en- la plaza publica de
Catano y cuando iba a ser transpor-
tado en- ell coche cellular, destruyo a
patadas ell radio del vehiculo, va
dorado aproximadamente en- $500.
Segun nos diiO ell teniente Cos
ia, ell radio es propiedad de la De-
fensa Civil, esta asignado a la Pc.
licia Estatal y es operado con una
llcencia del Goblerno Federal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15
Sc VisIumbra Ala en- distinguishes en- Puerto Rico

proximo microbes de 8 a 8 de la
noche.
Ell certificate sera recibido por
ell doctor Manuel J. Machiran, pre-
Sidente del IRPR a nombre de la
Industrial del Ron.
PROXIMOS NOMBRAMIENTOS
PARA Ell COR'REO
SAN JUAN. - Segun informes
reeibidoS por Ell senador Miguel A.
Garcia Mendez, presidente del PER
y del Partido Republican, Nacio-
nal en- Puerto Rico, los nombres
de tres administrators de Correos
de Puetro Rico han sido sometidos
al Senado Federal, esperandose su
confirmation en- ell curse de los
proximos dias.
Estes nombramienots, segun in.
formo ell licenciado Garcia Mendez,
fueron hechos a recommendation del
PER, por Ell Presidente de los Els,
tados UnidoS y Sc encuentran en-
funciones actualmente en- ell SER
vicio postal en- Puerto Rico.
Los ADMINISTRATORS de Correos
cuyos nombramientos han sido So
metidos al Senado para confirma-
cion son: Manuel F. Varela, de San
Juan; Efrain Poupart, de Las Pie
dras, y Oscar Rios Santiago, de Co.
rozal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15
TRIUNFo :.
(viene de la Pagina 81

Dominicana, lego de Caracas en-
tres copias identicas, por tres rutas
distintas: por Montevideo, por San
tiago y directamente a Buenos Al
res.
"Albrieu din que Peron envio
tambien copia firmada de una de-
claracion que entrego a la prensa
la semana pasa6o en- Ciudad Tru-
jillo, en- la cual cancelaba n or
den previa de emitir votos contra
ell candidate del actual gobierno
militar, con 10 que Sc referia a
Balbin. La declaration no mencio-
naba especificamente a Frondizi.
''Albrieu anadio que setenticua-
tro miembroS de- alto commando del
movimiento peronista en- Buenos
Aires, Sc reunieron aver y acorda-
ron cumplir las ln%strucciones de SUI
jefe, aun cuando algunos, perso-
nalmente, Sc oponian a elias y que
rian mantener Ia norma de votar
en- blanco
Los peronistas, con unos 1000
900 de votos, pueden inclinar la ba
lama en- favor de Frondizi o de
Balbin. Albrieu calculo que "mas
de un million de estos votos Sc de-
posltaran en- favor de Frondizi,
Observation-Disclosures definir la
election.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15
DOS oBJETIvos
Viene de la Pag. y

I'm monopolio absolute de ar
mas atomicas lie ofrecimos a los
sovieticos hacer desaparecer las
armas nucleares de la faz de la
terra y pones en- manos de las
Naciones Unidas, la opsesion y
control oe todo material fisiona
bic para hacer armas. La Union
S~ovietica rehuso.
Ahora Moscu ofrece ell desnu-
clearizar a Alemania. Nosotros
ofrecimos ell desnuclearizar al
mundo.
Y ique hay del asunto este de
terminar con las pruebas nuclea-
res? Los sovieticcs propusie
ron poner fin a las pruebas para
continuar fabricando las bombas.
Nosotros propusimos poner fin
a las pruebas descontinuando la
manufacture de las bombas.
Ell senior Dulles dijo Ell otro
dia que Ell creia que los soviet
cos habian logrado mas redac
tando proposic ones pobres que
10 que nosotros habiamos logra-
do sometienac proposiciones
buenas.
lPor que apsrecemos ante Ell
mundo como Ell negociador mas
dispuesto? Qu,Nas porque Ell nun
do sabe que nc tiene que temer
de America, porque teme a Ru-
STA y quiere if mas lejos pa
"a aplacar ese miedo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15
'AGENTE
Viene de la Pagfna 81

mocratas y liberales como los Els.
tadoS Unidos y Gran Bretala, Ia
ley hace mas facil la lucha contra
ell comunismo que en- Ell Brasil.
Declare que Russia va ha empren
dido una activa campana para in.
~filtrarse en- Ell Brasil y que en-
1857, aument6 alarmantemente la
circulation de publicaciones ru-
sas, de las cuales menciono como
tipica la "Geografia Economica
Rusa", publicada en- espanol. Agre
60 que hay tambien libros quei n,
tentan ~presentar al comunista CO.
mo sistema de vida mejor que ell
democratico.
Manifesto que hay I'm numero
creciente de "turistas rusos" que
visitan Ell Brasil. Nunes menciono
tambien como elementos soviet
cos visitantes ell equipo femenino
de basquetball, ell de futbol "Dy-
namo'', Ell ballet del Teatro Bols-
hoi, ell buque de exploracin del
antartico "Varja", y otros, "cada
uno de los cuales tiene I'm delega-
do encargado de hacer cumplir
ordenes. :"
Dijo que hay iguamente agentes
sovieticos, interesados en- la indus
tria y los trabajos atomicos brasil
lenos, que analizan minuciosaomen
te, ash como la Importation de
armas modernas de los E. U.
Como resumen de la entrevista,
Nunes declare que los soviets Sc
mantienen perfectamente infor-
mados de los ultimos acontecimien
tos, no solo del Brasil, sino de to-
doe porfoc
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15
CERTIFICATE PARA LA
INDUSTRIAL DEL RON

SAN JUAN.-El senior Maurice
Dreicer, autor de varios libros Y
fundador y presidente de la orga-
nizacion Order of the Great Din.
ming Establishment of the World
Sc encuentra en- Puerto Rico para
otorgar un certificate de m6rito
a la Industrial del Ron en- recono-
cimiento a la calidad de su pro.
ducto.
La entrega del c~ertificado, Sc
gun inform6 Ell senior Carlos Yor-
dan secretario executive del Insti-
tuto del Ron, tendra efecto duran
tie ell coctel que ofrecera ell Insti-
tuto a los miembros del National
Spirit Guild of America a llevarse
a cabo en- ell Hotel San Juan ell