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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Capital Bankers Pleased
By Firming Interest

Washington bankers are
pleased by the flrming ten
dency Of interest rates because
of its bearing on bank earnings.
Lower interest rates have re-
duced bank earnings at a time
when operating costs have con-
tinued to rise. A higher trend
should bring an upturn in
earnings.
Latest development in the
higher trend was approval by
the Federal Reserve Board Of
an increased discount rate for
the San Francisco Reserve
Bank. announced last night.
The increase to 2 per cent
from Ia per cent comes at a
time when short-term interest
rates are edging forward.
Whether other Reserve Banks
will follow with increases re-
mains to be seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Farmers Credit Banks
Get Record Funds

Record funds were obtained
from the securities market by
the Nations 81 Farm Credit
Banks for lending to farm Dor
rowers in the last year, 1t was
announced by r. B. Tooten,
Governor of the Farm Credit
Administration.
Despite trying conditions in
the money market which saw
rates rise to a 25-year high, the
Farm Credit Banks issued and
sold $2.6 billion in bonds and
debentures in their 1878 fis-
cal year. Governor Tootell re-
ported.
What's even more signifi-
can't" he emphasized, nc
farmer with a sound basis for
credit was turned down dur
ing the tight money period for
lack of loan funds"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
500 Million Added
For FNMA MORTGAGES

The Federal National Mort
gage Association today an
nounced 1t will make available
500 million more for commit
ments to purchase low and
moderate-priced housing mort
cages.
The action, taken with APP
proval Of the Bureau of the
Budget. will increase the total
available for the special assist
ance program to $3.50 million of
the 81 billion authorized by the
Emergency Housing Act Of
1858.
In previous actions. $500
million of commitment author
ity was made available for the
program ON April 4. $500 mil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO Aus. rs tAPl CUsDAl =
HOS 1000; moderately active and un-
even; steady 20 IS lower than Thurs-
DAYS ayeraee on butchers: lows steady;
cary clearanee' all lnterod IN trade
lab 2OO-2e5 h. butchers n sS-sITS
fe wlois rs around 600 lbs. al 81 90;
several lots l-s 2O0-ae5 lbs sI.15-
- 90. few lots Is these weiehts also
2e.Q0; e-3 2l0-ssO lbs II. 5s-ss 90
few lots 23O-s4O lbs. ea.IO: "a
head lot $40 lbs. esIb. mixed erade
ls0- 1875 lbs. 20e5-ei so. mixed erade
aO0-S0e % sows la,25-2O.e5; most
3nO-3a5 lbs 81. 50-2l so. a few head
500 lbs. and lirhter to AIS: q few
bOO-55O lbs. 16.76-1a.e5.
Cattle 800; calves 100. all SLAUGHTER
classes steady on small supply: stock
ers and feeders absent 4 few GOOD
and choice slaughter steers ef2S-
900; utility and standard i.075 lbs
* 90. utility and commercial cows
; 25-iO. 80, Gamers and cutters 1919
1929 utility and commercial bulls
"a 5O-s4 %; few good heavy fat
yeaIers So o,-y CO. nslI,,, an mo s sn9lse
ard lsOO-s9.0O; eulls down 10 i2 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

OF the Washington shares.
First public offering Of the
stock was made only last July
rs at s42.25 a share and the
1888 shares then offered for
the chiswell estate we're over
subscribed 2 for /. Recently 4
has been quoted at $5l a share
bid.
Until the Chiswell holdings
became available stock Of the
company was held tightly by
only around 100 stockholders.
Originally the estate had
around IS. 900 shares, but under
terms OF the will they were
offered first to company en-
ployes with five years Of serv-
ice or more.
Most Washington dealers
participated in today's sec
ondary offering. which also will
be extended through Monday.
A concession Of 81 a share was
offered dealers on a beSt-efforts
basis.
With assets Of more than
s12l million. the Peoples Life
has had a steady growth. II
is constructing a new office
building at a cost Of around
81 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

lion on May 26 and $50 mill
lion on July %.
Under the special assistance
program for low and mod
crate priced housing mortgages.
FNMA issues commitments TO
purchase FHA-insured and VA
guaranteed mortgages Of s13.-
500 or less covering housing on
which construction had not
started at the time the appli-
cation was made for FNMA's
commitment.
]. Stanley Baughman. FNNdA
president, reported today that
FNMA has entered into COM
mitment contracts totaling
$706 million for the purchase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Rise in Steel Earnings
Anticipated In Study

The leverage of further gains
in shipments, increased prices
and improved efficiency sug-
gests that earnings Of major
steel producers may run at
near-record rates over the me-
dunn term, reports Standards &
Poor's Corp. in a current study.
Secondary steel producers
probably will show the greatest
relative improvement. since
many did so poorly in the first
half Of 1885," the study sug-
gests.
Auchincloss, Parker a. Red
path has compiled a special
study of United Gas Corp.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner g.
Smith has reviewed Nation.
Distillers g. Chemical Corp. and
Schenley Industries, Inc.
Birely a. Co. is distributing
an attractive monthly publica-
ton called March Of the Mar
kets. Bache 6sCo. has compiled
a study of Eaton Mfg. Co.
Union Carbide has issued the
1858 edition Of its Editors Facts
Books. publication which
helps to meet public relations
needs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Ford Moy Expand

DETROIT, Aug. is (AP).-
The Ford Motor Co. said yes
terday its international division
has submitted a proposal to
Argentina for construction of
a plant there to produce trucks
and tractors. The company dis
closed no figures on what its
investment might be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK, Aug. Is lAPl .-ForeiRn
exchange rates, Great Britain in dol
lars, other in cents unchanged unless
otherwise noted.
CANADIAN dollar in New York open
market 3Js per cent premium or
lO3.S1la U. s. cents off 1}32.
EUROPE: Great Britain Cpound)
$50 10 g. up IA; 30 day futures,
2.7a sslSs, up 7lssg: 90 V day i futures.
3.7oI5L3e, up =; Belgium tfranel
Germany WESTERN fdeutsche mark
23.s7; Holland tEuilderD, .643: Italy
tliral l6is Of a cent; Portugal leS-
eudol 800; Sweden ikronal, 1894
Switzerland franel (freel 1894: Den
mark tkronel. 1880.
Latin America: Argentina (freel
2.2s; Brazil (freel "A Of a cent, I'M
changed: Mexico sol; Venezuela tho
livar). 1000.
Far East: Hons Kong dollar, 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Northwest Orient Has
Big Passenger Gain

Ofhcials Of Northwest Orient
Airlines reported Washington
passenger boardings of the line
increased SIT per cent above
q year ago in July.
Ronald McVickar, district
sales manager, said the new
record was accomplished in a
period when boardings for all
other airlines here were up
only Is per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

Of 5S,s6l mortgages under this
program.
These figures reflect FNMA
activities through August IL
and cover 33.43e VA mortgages
totaling SAIL million and u.s.
433 FLA mortgages amounting
to s295 million.
Mr.. Baughman said that
funds are being made avail
able to the association with
the understanding that the
program will continue to be
reviewed taking into considera-
ton existing circumstances and
conditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
SOmerville Employees Win
Free Bermuda Vacations

Two Thos. Somerville Co.
employees have been awarded
all-expenses-paid vacation trips
to Bermuda by the Worthing-
ton ACKNOWLEDGING Corp. Of
East Orange. N. j.
Bud Jose Of Springfield. Va,
was designated top salesman
of the firm as well as the trip.
Walter Liebrecht of Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Savings Bond Purchases
] Pet. Above Year Ago

Purchases of series Z and H
savings bonds in the first seven
months Of this year totalec
$2,S95, 100000. a gain of Z pei
cent from the same 1857 period
the Treasury announced.
Redemptions of both matured
and unmatured savings bonds
for the same period amounted
to $2.9l6,000.
Cash dollar value Of Z and
H bonds outstanding on July
81 amounted to s42,2 5s, 900 600
an increase Of s77S million in
the last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Washington Bank Debts
Closer TO 1857 Marks

Washington bank debts mar
rowed their decline from year
ago during July, data from the
Federal Reserve Board dis
closed today.
July debts of $I.572, 26l 900
were only l.6 per cent behind
Sl,598, 421 900 in July last year
Because of sharper declines in
earlier months. debts for the
first seven months of this year
were IL per cent below the like
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. AUG. rs 1APl.-spot
nonferrous metal prices today: Copper
26's cents q pound, Connecticut VAL
York. Zinc 10 cents a pound. East 81
Louis. Tin A4aa cents a pound. New
York. Foreign silver sSss cents per
Troy ounce, New York Al Pittsburgh,
scrap steel No. / heavy was quoted at
~ .OU-45 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
NAA Chapter Ranks Fifth
In National Contest

New York headquarters of
the National Association Of Ac-
countants has announced that
its Washington Chapter was in
NTH place in the first two
months Of the fiscal year.
The competition is among
1856 chapters. Each is judged
on member attendance. new
members. quality Of program
and other categories. Ben c,
White is president Of WASH
ington Chapter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

Peoples Life Stock Up
$40 q Share in New Sale
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

secondary offering OF $4,000 shares Of Peoples Life
Insurance Co. Of Washington made today by Kdder
body Co Of New York at s52b share increase
than SO share In only three weeks.
The secondary offering from institutional
investor In Cincinnati and further increased the public supply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

ton also was awarded the free
vacation for two.
A Somerville dealer. O. Leon
ard Daymude, also was award
ed q Bermuda vacation for
two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
OVER COUNTER

washington listines furnished BY the
National Association OF Securities
Dealers as Of 4.3O pm. THURSDAY,
August Ia, 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
NASD ExpeIls Eight
And Gives Reasons

The National Association OF
Securities Dealers today an
nounced the expulsion of eight
members for violations Of its
rules Of fair practice and gave
its reasons.
The action is the most severe
penalty imposed by the or
ganization Of over-the-counter
securities dealers. which has
headquarters here.
The expelled firms included
H. B. Bloch a. Co., Newark,
N. j.; McGrath Securities
Corp. New York: VIII Ramsey,
Natchez. Miss; Lackner & Co.,
Denver; Owens d Co.. Denver;
Skyline Securities. Inc, Denver:
Filosa Securities Co., Grand
Junction, Colo; Sanders In
vestment Co., Albuquerque. N
Mex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

1857 period. The latest total
Of si0.23s.4li.000 compared
with si0.s5i.7l7.o0o a year ear
Tier.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
Dos PuIomus
del Brasil
Para veneciu

ROMA, Sept. 12.-(UPD-
Llegaron aver a esta capital en-
avion procedentes de Rio de ia.
Metro, dos palomas que ell dia.
rio "Jornal do Brasil" obsequia
a la Ciudad de Venecia en- recor.
dacion de la vista que ell Pri-
rner Mandatario italiano, Gio-
vanni Gronchi, hizo reciente-
mente al Brasil.
Las ayes venian en- una jaula
que contenia asimismo las han
deras de los dos paises y I'm So
bre dirigido "A os Pombos de
Veneza' "a las Palomas de We
nezia), en- cuyo interior habia la
. carta de Alexandrino Pereira
Martinez, criador de palomas, en-
que este decia que los dos pi-
ehones brasilenos iban a unirse
a ,sus hermanos italianos en- la
famosa Plaza de San Marcos.
Las palomas brasilehas seran
enviadas mafana a Venezia,
donde Sc les dejara en- libertad
en- la Plaza de San Marcos.
Posteriormente Sc enviaran a
Brasil dos palomas tomadas de
las que wien en- San Marcos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
Equipo por 800
Minones va q
Comprur Brasil
Para cia. Petrobros
.Por LOUIS STEIN

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. 12-
(UPD-El gobierno brasileno
espera firmar, antes de fin de
ano, acuerdos con companies
extranjeras para proporcionar
a la petrobras equipos por va
lor de 800 millones de dolares.
Ell Presidente Juscelino Ku-
bitschek, confirm6 anoche en-
Sac Paulo, tales negociaciones
y dijo que en- los equipos habra
perforadoras de petroleo, tube
rias y maquinaria para la indus
t%ro-quimica.
Tambien confirmo que la Pc.
trobras ha firmsdo un contra.
to con la .compania Italiana Fin
mecanica, que proporcionara al
monopolio petrolero guberna-
mental brasileno, equipos por
valor de cuatro millones de do
lares.
Fuentes allegadas al palacio
presidential de Gazette dijeron
aver que las negociaciones con
Italia continuan y probablemen
te llevaran a contracts por va
lor de 20 millones de dolares. Ell
principal negociador italiano es
Eugenio Cliffs, vice presidente
de la Ente Nazionali Idrocar-
-(Pasa q la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
DlARi0 LAS AhiEplCN-Ris. !
Dice EmbajadOr
Perez Jimenez
no VoIverd d
Venezuela

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. Ia
(UPI)-El Embajador de We.
nezuela, Picon Salas, en- una en-.
trevista con ell vespertino carlo.
ca ultima Hora," dice que Pc
reZ Jimenez no volvera a Vene-
zuela. Y agrega:
"Sabremos ser dignos de las
gloriosas tradiciones de libertad
y derecho que nos lego Simon
Bolivar. Politica Y moralmente
Perez Jimenez es I'm hombre
muerto. Su dictadura fue tan
torpe y tan deshonesta que sus
ultimos adictos, que quiza exis-
tan en- Venezuela, no Sc atreve-
ran temerosos de la reaction
popular, a invocar SUI nombre.
mo son sorpresas para la jun.
ia de gobierno, los golpes que
Sc suceden en- Venezuela. Son
resultado de los ultimos resqui
clos del regimen dictatorial. Es
precise no olvidar que Perez il
menez, por largo tempo, name
j6 tai vez la mayor cantidad de
poderes en- America Latina"
81 Embajador Pic6n Salas d.
(Pasa q la pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
1859, Ano de la
Reivindicucion
de Belize

NUEVA YORK, Sept. IL (UP
y - I'm boletin informative
semanal distribuido aqui en-
ingles por ell gabinete de prem.
sa del palacio presidential de
Guatemala, dice hoy que Ell ano
de 1859 ha sido "declarado ano
de la reivindicacion de Belize,
territorio conocido por ell nom
bre de Honduras Britannica.
Ell boletin dice a este PROPOSE
to-:
eel aho proximo Sc cumplirS
Ell centenario de la firma de al
convention anglo-guatemalteca,
segun la cual Guatemala conyi-
no en- ceder parte de su terri.
torio a Gran Bretana a cambio
de ciertas consideraciones. Por
haber dejado dicho pals de cum
plir las condolences del acuerdo,
Sc denuncio formalmente la
convention en- 1916.
"Durante I'm siglo, Guatema-
la ha venido tratando de recu-
perar SUI territorio de Belize. La
semana pasada ell jefe executive
en- una reunion del gabinste,
declare que 1859 sera considers-
do como ell ano de reivindiea-
cion del territorio de Belize"
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
Senudores de (. U.
Encomiun Actitud
de R. TrujiIIo

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-
(UPD-Los Senadores James
Eastland democratic, y William
Jenner, republican,, encomia-
ron aver la actuacion del ex
1ninicana Rafael L. Trujillo, en-
Presidente de la Republica Do
discursos que prepararon para
ser pronunciados en- una reu-
F: MON de las dos camaras del.
Congreso Dominicano. Ell texto
de sus discursos fue dado a CO.
nocer aver en- Washington.
Eastland es presidente de la
Comision Juridica de la Cana
ra Alta y de SUI Subcomision de
Seguridad Interna. Jenner, que
Sc retira del Senado este ano, ha
sido miembro importante de am.
bos organismos.
Los dos parlamentarios elo-
giaron la actuacion militante an
ticomunista de Truiillo.
Ademas, Jenner encomi6 ell
lContinha en- Ia Pagins ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
Ike Proyecta Oar su Personal
bienvenida a los Canci||eres
Por N RAYMONT

WASHINGTON, Sept. II -
(UPIl- FL Presidente Essen
hover proyecta dar personal
mente la bienvenida a los Mi
,nistros de Relaciones Exterio-
res americanos cuando Sc
reunan aqui los dias % y "a
,pr6ximos para tratar de la 81.
.tuacion de las r~elaciones in
teramericanas.
ESQ fue dado a conocer en-
fuentes ~diplomaticas a United
Press International, aGn GUAM
do ell programa de activida-
des no ha sido dado a como
Ger oficialmente todavia.
Los informantes dijerorl
que ell Presidente ofrecera un
allnuerzo, en- la Casa Blanca,
4 los cancilleres ell primer dia
de la conferencia.
Los detalles dados a como
Ger a U.P.I. hacen saber que
habrs tres sesiones de trabajo,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
ArticuIo Atueu
~capitulismo que
Imperu en- PERI

NUEvA YORK, Sept. IL -
(U2D- En- ell PERU impera "un
capitalismo siglo diecinueve en-
ell que los ricos Sc hacen mas
ricos ano tras afo, en- taoto
que ell resto de la poblacion ape
mas subsiste", dice Gladys Del
mas, en- un articuio titulado
"Paradoja del PERU en- la revis-
ia "The Reporter.
"Se calcula - continua -
que las dos terceras parties de
los 10 millones de personas del
Peru: los indios en- los altos va
lies de los Andes y las tribus,
todavia mas %primitivas, de las
laderas orientales y en- la Selva
Amazonica, viven complement
tie fuera del sistema economico
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
Por HENRY RAYMOND

pleta, dijeron los funciona-
rios. ,r.
Las cuatro oficinas regiona-
les substituiran a dos seccio-
mes geograficas quien hasta
ahora habian agrupado a los
70 PASSES en- las oficinas de
asuntos c-entroamericanos y
sudamericanos.
Segun Ell nuevo plan, eada
funcionario encargado de un
pals Informant d~irectamente
al director regional, en- vez de
tener que pasar por. varias
etapas administrative como
sucedia anteriormente.
Las cuatro oficinas y sus
directories son:
Asuntos de Ia costa orien-
tai - Venezuela, Brasil, Pa
raguay, Uruguay y Argent
ma = Maurice Bernbaum, Di-
rector; Clarence Boonstra,
Subj Director.
Asuntos de la cosa occiden-
tai: Colombia, Ecuador, Pc
ri, Bolivia y Chile = Ernest
Syracuse, Director; Joseph
Silberstein, Sub-director.
Mexico y ell Caribe - Wi
Ham Wieland, Director.
Centroamerica y Panama -
c Allan Steward, Director.
Dos oficinas adicionales pa
"a Asuntos Economics y Re-
laciones con la Organization
de Estado Amerieanos (OEA)
continuaran sin cambio bajo,
Harry r. Turkel y 81 Embaja-
dor John Dreier.
Los funcionarios dijeron
que las razones para ell cam
bio son puramente administra-
twas y no tienen relaci6n con
Ia nueva forma de abordar
los asuntos i-nteramericanos
adoptada por Ell Department.
to.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13

FL Ministro de Guerra, Brig.
Gen. Alfonso Sainz Montoya, de-
ciar6 que en- la Peninsula de la
Gusjira, region fronteriza con
Venezuela, "no Sc encuentra
ningun cuidadano venezolano, Y
rectifico noticias publicadas por
periodicos de Caracas segun las
cuales ell barco Full Moon" ha-
bia salido del puerto de Rioha-
cha, con armas destinadas a eIe-
mentos adictos al derrotado Pre-
sidente, Marcos Perez Jimenez.
La declaration del Ministro Sc
hizo con base a una investiga-
ciGn, realizada en- esas regiones
por Ell Coronel Guillermo Rami-
rez, iefe de la seccion de orden
pGblico del Servicio de 1nteli-
gencia Colombiano (SIC) la Sc
mana pasada, dispuesta tan
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL =
CUPID Ell Departments de
Estado pronto pondra en-
practica en- nuevo plan de or
ganlzacion que espera ayuda-
"a a tratar con mayor eficacia
los problemas de las 20 repu-
blicas l-atinoamericanas, Sc
gun Sc dio a conocer aver.
Segun ese plan, la Division
dc Asuntos Interamericanos
Sc ampliara a cuatro oficinas
reglonales. .
Su. resultado Immediate Sc
"a permitir a los altos funcio-
narios prestar una atencion
mas directa a los asuntos de
los paises individuales, segun
informaron fuentes respon-
sables a la UPI.
La division continuara a las
ordenes del Secretario Adjun-
to Roy R. Rubottom y SUI dele
gado, William P. Snow.
La reorganization va Sc ha
puesto parcialmente en- prac-
tica, pero algunos detalles ad-
ministrativos quedan aun por
solucionar para que sea COM
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
En- Panama
Estudiun Costo de Excavation Para
un Nuevo Canal al NiveI del Mar

PANAMA, Sept, IL. -(UPI.- I'm grupo de expertos
en- excavaciones comenz6 a estudiar Ell costo de una excava.
cion de 685 milloneS de metros cdbicos de terra, que Sc
calcula sera necesaria para la construction de un canal al
nvel del mar.
Los expertos representa- a varias grandes firmas de con-
tratistas de excsvaciones de los Estados Unidos. I'm calculo
sidera que no eta al dia.
previo del costo Sc hizo hce tres amos, pero ahora Sc con-
Los contratistas trabaian con la firma de ingenieros de
Nueva York de Parsons, .Brinckorhoff, Hall y Macdonald,
que ma sido contratada para revisar los datos de ingenieria y
Ell calculo de costo en- ell plan, a la larga fecha, para aumentar
la capacidad del Canal de Panama.
La construction de un canal al nivel del mar no es
inminente. 9 ~ssi IS t7srr- r. --r
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
Nueve Agitadores Cornunistas.
en- Mexico Fueron Deportados.
Hay Todavio 40 . SO Extranieros sospeehosos

MEXICO, Sept. 12.-(UPD
-Funcionarios del Departa-
mento del Interior informa-
ron, que nueve agitadores CO.
m~unistas extranjeros han ST.
do deportados, como conse-
euencia de los recientes de-
sordenes estudiantiles y obre-
ros y que otros cinco seran
4prooablemente deportados en-
breve.
Los funcionarios dijero1
que continua la campana pa
rs sacar del pals a los agita-
.dores extranjeros, pero que
sus antecedentes seran estu-
diados cuidadosamente para
proteger los derechos de per-
sonas inocentes.
Sc anunci6 aver que entire
40 y so extranjeros sospecho-
SOS de haber tornado parte en-
actividades durante la recien
te serie de huelgas no auto
rizadas que ha habido en- Me-
xico, serian deportados, acu-
sados de haber violado las le-
yes mexicanas y haber "abu-
sado de la hospitalidad que
Sc les concedio."
Los nombres de los nueve
que va han sido deportados
son:
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
Una 0curencis de
Gronchi

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept.
IL (UPD-Un cuento que
circula en- relacion con la
vista del Presidente tia
liano, Giovanni Gronchi al
Brasil, Sc refiere a una Sc
RE de informes que lie dio
uno de sus asesores antes
de salir de Italia.
Ell ASSESSOR lie estaba dan
do a Gronchi una explica-
cion de quienes eran los
altos funcionarios brasile-
nos:
Ell Presidente de Ia
Camara de Diputados es
Ranieri Mazzili, y en- ell Ga
binete estan ell Ministro de
Agriculture, Mario Meme
ghetti, ell Ministro de JUS
ticia e Interior, Carlos CT
rillo, y ell Ministro de Salu-
bridad, Mario Pinotti,
Gronchi interrumpio al
ASSESSOR para preguntarle:
"iQuien dijo I'd. que era
ell Presidente?"
FL ASSESSOR contesto: Jus
celino Kubitschek'', y
Gronchi coment6: "GComo
logro csc extranjero me-
terse en- ell grupo?"
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13

en- las cuales SO estudiarsn
los problemas mundiales en-
general, con especial enfasis
en- la necesidad de una politi-
ca mas vigorosa para ell He
misferio Occidental. Los pro-
blemas financieros que han
afeetado a la mayoria de las
republicas l-atinoamericanas,
como resultado de la baja de
los precios de las materias pri
mas, son .considerados en- al
gunos medlos como la mayor
amenaza a la estabilidad po-
Utica y social del Sistema Pa.
namericano.
Ell programa de dos diasi
de la conferencia, qued6 con-
feccionado a Ultima hora de
aver en- reunion celebrada en-
81 Departamento de Estado,
con asistencia de representa-
ties de las 20 republicas latino
americans. Sc espera que sea
dado a conocer o~ficialmente
en- breve.