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Evening star., 1958-07-10

ARLINGTON ~ Most charming
brick home IN Ashton HoiHhia.
near nuckiueham sncpplng cen-
ter. schools, bus, etc blg living
room with fireplace. large sepa-
rate dining room. truly beautiful
kitchen, exceptionally large bed-
rooms fun basement with hn-
lshed rec. room. leree detached
new FIfA appraised price Of SIS
$50. This is truly q lovely home
n an exceptionally quiet neigh-
bOrhood call for apt. ARLINC-
TON REALTY CO.. $500 Wilson
blvd. IA. 7-930ON OPEN 3 o 3.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

BETHEsDA-A new 4-bedroom, 2
bath Colonial home nearing compile
ton: exceptionally large livins
room, family-sized dining room
kitchen with breakfast space; Ii.
brary and powder room on hrsl
floor; large screened porch. Price
Sal, 800. Call Wo. $4,000 I'll
EDM. H. JONES q CO., INC.
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THOS. ]. FISHER co.
OIL. 6-2344
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BAILEY x-ROAD AREA--Brick,
stone and clapboard Cape Cod,
"a mi. west on Baileys X-road; /;
liy. rm. with stone Heatilator fire.
pl., sep. din, rm., lge. pine-paneled
den or 3rd bedrm., equip, kit. with
eating space, basement, garage
and storm windows: approx. Ia
acre lot. VIII sell for FHA ap-
praisal price OF $1Ss500. with
n 500 down, ,,ssl balance 25.yr: FLA
Gated at 626. Gordon st. Avail.
about Sept. /. OWNER, CL.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
IcoN1lNuIDl

CONN. AVE. EsTE.; slaB dn.
move FiEht in---Detaehed s-bsdrm
rambler; earport. Iae. fenced lot
tiled bsmt. Assume tisG -ioan
10. b-J7l0: svea., 10. b-0lO7.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
MT. RAINIER AREA

Near D. C. line and every
convenience: owner retired
and forced to sell this OUT
standing 2-bedrm. brick
bungalow, with separate din
ing rrn., expansible attic,
and other extras: practically
sll-new kitchen cabinets and
equipment. plus 100-amp.
service and oil hot-vater
heat. Only a block to park
and playground. Full price.
S12.500, Just $3.50 down,
balance on FHA loan.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

HOUSES By HUGHES - Premium
w Hyattsville 5-rm. BUNGALOW,
bsnlt.. sep. din. rm.. lear de-
tached garage; walking distance
70 everything Low down payment
Price, S12.g50. W. r. HUGHES
Evening star., 1958-07-10

ROCK CREEK HILLS = PreVar
tifai Ssoa WOODED ios: sssA'sS spas. o ist-fi, -S
plan, with de luxe KIT. and
powder rm., 3 extra-lge. bedrns. !,
? baths on End: rec. rm. Priced
for immed. sale. o-6. EN-. 2-7400,
JIJ 6-bfifi7 METZI,RR. Realtor
Evening star., 1958-07-10
HOUSES EoR sALE-aE.
CONTINUED
eSIiqHSP eSIiqSHgS PboyNWRANST PboyNWRANST
Soc PER Mo-

ConETess Hgts. - Attractive o.
room femidet brick, bsmt, alum.
storm winqovt, fenced rear yard,
BuLroH X GORDON JR. CO. Co.'S
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MAN, 25 to 80, college BACKGROUND
preferred, to share large, newly
dec. and furn. home on 18th ST.
NV, with other bachelors; rec
rIn., parking. CO. 5-4319.
GIRLS WANTED to share modern
brick rambler. Call ia. 5-443S
after $50 pm,
Evening star., 1958-07-10

EARLY NEW ENGLAND Colonial
with beautiful lawn and shade
trees. stone firepl. in liv. rm., rus
tic din. rm. with firepl. and beamed
ceiling. 4 bedrms., ga baths plui
guest cottage and 2-car garage,
just 10 minis. to Silver Spring and
D. C.. line: bus blk, close te
shopping, on q secluded counts
served. For appointment to see
call LAIRD B. SCOTT, Realtor
Evening star., 1958-07-10
COOL SUMMER
RREEZES

VIII be yourh on the side screened
porch Of this attractive brick ram
bier with q really spacious kitchen
and 2 twin-size bedrooms. Recrea-
tion room in basement. Situated on
level. fenced. tree-shaded lot:
walking distance TO bus and shop
ping center. Priced to sell at
James C. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga. Ave. JU. 0-4I34 It'll q
COLORED-SILVER sPG,, 1881
Good Hope rd.--6 rms, bath, full
bSmt., Gear gar. On Ia acres
land Price, S11,500. Call SP.
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HvATTSVuIE

Near Hamilton st. shop
ping center; newly listed,
2-bedrm. brick home. in
spotless condition. Has full
basement. tiled bath, plas-
tered walls, Anchor-fenced
yard beautifully land
seRped), air conditioner.
Only S12,500, S1,hO0 down.
Purchaser can assume high
4eS GI loan.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

ARL. N.--Brand new exceptionally
y.IlSIss wsllSsIuilt Ee. ,, S,-PssSrT' sSrT bath bath
REALTY. JE. 2-allO.
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ADErPHr

This adorable, 3-bedrm.
hottest home buy Of the
day. at only S13,95O. It
has lovely paneled rec. rm,
in full basement, Ia baths,
aluminium storm windows,
Anchor fenced yard and
other features throughout.
FHA appraised, and can be
bought with low down pay
ment. or owner will con-
slider trade.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

ARL, HALL AREA-Use your OF
this lovely 3-bedrm. brick Colonial,
lge. liy. rm.. sep. din. rm.. full
bsmt. Appraised at sls,600. c. b.
O'SHAUGHNESSY Agent. JE,
2-2024, JE. 2-0722; Ewes. OF
Evening star., 1958-07-10

HOUSES By HUGHRs-Most conv
Avondale. Nd. Just 2 blocks oYei
d. G.. line. Better-5uilt 6-rm. bi'
level. 3 snug bedrms,, sep. din
rm., ser. porch. rec. type bsmt,
gas h.-w.h., Earaee. FlQrida-bounc
couple viii sacrince. Price SlI.'
500: W. r. HUGHES co. AP
Evening star., 1958-07-10

SUMNER, Nd. Mass. ave. extended
H.. . bsdrms.. 2 baths, EsraEs; ; (;
RAMBLER--Liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit, 3 bedrms., 2 baths. maids
rIn. and bath, rec. rrn., 2-car ga
rage. air cond.; S27b.
Call Mrs. Lundberg, KE. 1870;
MyssSsiiipyo MysSii oHi HRirAT4So5HRssi STUART 4
Evening star., 1958-07-10
ANDREWS AREA
ROpWqTVHIW

FHA approved. Brk. 3-bedrl
rambler, 2 1ireplaces, lge. mod. ki
bsmt. with rec. rn.. garage. Imme
possession.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
CAUGHT IN A
CTITTTERo

Believe II or not, cramped living
quarters, an insuffieient storage
space often adds to an unhappy
marriage. frustrated housewives
and ill-tempered children. This spa
cious brick home offers 3 bedrooms
and q 23-ft. den, basement and
porches; watkins distance to public
and parochial schools. Priced to
sell at S17,950. VIII accept FHA
COOT. STTMMEP
Evening star., 1958-07-10

CHEVY CHASE-PleasinR 3-bedrm
brick Colonial. on Wis. ave. oppos.
Chevy Chase golf course; big kit.
eedar-lined closets. etc. SIg,2h0.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF ND. :,
INC. OIL. 6-7SO0 til ..
CHEVY CHASE WALK TO CLUB
- SEPARATE BEDROOMS AND
2 BATHS on End hoorl Attractive
eenter-hall BRICK Colonial home
on spacious lot. Ideal for LARGE
FAMILY LIST floor study and
powder room: rec. room taboye
ground); garage. THIS PROPER
TY will not be available for long.
believe mel To inspect, phone
MRS. DUMONT, OIL. 4-7629.
THOMAS j. FISHER a CO, INC.
COLESVILLE AREA-custom- built
colonial-style prewar home with
slate roof on over a half-acre OF
land with many lge. shade trees.
igc, Garden area; sep. din rm.
with magniticent view through
Colonial-style picture window. 2
twin-size hedrns., ser. porch. ga
rage. h.-wh. A. J. KESSINGER
4 CO., JU. e-4544.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

CHAnMER; S10,96O - Country
fenced, picturesque home, In very
good condition. l5O-ft. frontaGe.
Located on Macarthur blvd, 3 bed
rooms large kitchen. full base
ment; low down payment Call
OIL. 6-2a44, once open q ,til ~
THOMAS J FISHER a Co, INC,
RAMBLER, MAR vTTR0i Assume
41zee loanl Like newl 3 bedrms.
2 full baths, huge finished rec
room, mod. family kitchenl Owner
trausf., accepting easy termsl S2Q.-
b00l. RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6111
NEAR ST. JOHNS public and paro-
ehial schools, sligo Park. Excep-
tionally clean 4-bedrm., lla-bath
Cape Cod with sep. dining rna.,
full bsmt., plaster walls through
out. Only Sl7,ab0. A. j. KEe-
SINGER Co, JU. a-4544.
2iS ACRES Of fne land with new,
2-bath. attractive rambler; full
basement with large rec. room
2 flreplaces: CE kitchen; carport
You couldn't buy the land and
sslId sarp yo1Tssi e co .,tp,v,AsSli iPr sTi'sSS sSS
NO MONEY DN,; s10,260--0I: 3
Ice bedrms., din. rnns oE Kit.
bright bsmtq storm windows
doors, fenced yd.: in spotles,
cond brk. construction, plaster
walls. DONALD 3. YOUNKIN a
Co, 10, 4-S023.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
JOE H. THOMPSON
G3o Woodward Bldg Jackson S-6-0i

nANLyotNE FttaNChI9E z
now offered to q qualified go-getter
This franchise covers six States
ana win enable someone with fore
sight TO earn 100000 to 500. 0O0
per year. See this item at our once
and be convinced. owner must sell
due 70 other interests. Investment
OF S3O.0A0 buys franchise. inven-
tory, dealer setup, good will, etc
Contact ORlOLE REALTY CO,
baltimore, Nd, Tuxedo 9-40lO
Evening star., 1958-07-10

ARL.-5-rm. BUNGALOW; liv. rm.
with ilrepl., lge. din. rm,i lee,
kit, fully equipped and breakfast
space; 2 bedrms, and bath; .
RoTches; porch s,na h.w oil n heating 1s hs., nsT
old-erowth trees: Blk. from
lransp. at Pershing dr.. and Wash
blvd. $50 N. Danville st. Price.
$l2,950. To Inspect: Call IA,
2-9666, or ewes, KE. e-464q.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

FARllETTE-li-acre o. rich. rolf
Ing iand, ideal for gardening, 500
s.bedrm. BUN bnnrSloU p with family is
din. rm.. Bic open front porch,
full bsmt,, on street parking. Ideal
family home on dead-end street
Only $l2,b00 for quick sale
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1958-07-10
HOUSES F0R sALE-MD.

ODENTpN. 4th and Watts as -
rround; on neat, Ei2.kO0 y IN
dn. payt. MRS. LUCILLE HALL,
Herald Harbor. Nd, Victor 9-24ll.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

R0CKvnLE-A truly lovely i3-
modest %cdest pacs Sslsk tas SamHIsr v rm Hisn with
fireplace. roomy din. area, all-elec.
kit, partly finished rec. rm., and
bsmt.,. plus laundry. storage. and
workshop area. on / "a blocks with
2 level brick patio. FHA appraised
at $l7,2b0; ONCE open tonight
till 900 pm. BRIDGES, PETER
4 SPENCER, INC. Realtors. 20.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
BANNocKBURN HEIGHTS
ETTnHnOTHT

S11,0b0 Like new, 3-bedrm
rambler, nr. 0eorgia and Dennis
ayes.i fenced lot. A real buy
Evening star., 1958-07-10
HOUSES FOR sAIE-MD,

WOODsIDE AREA--Absolutsly i'm
maculaie all-hrIck spac. Colonial
home with slate roof. center entr..
24-it. Nv. rm- l6-ft. din. rm.,
sunny kit. powder rm. and lge
ser porch on lEt ~, 3 tWln-1izod
hedrms. and . baths on Ind ~,
play rm. or space hedrm. on 3rd
a., rec, rm., den and half bath
In hsmt. 2-car oet garaEe, level
lot, ahade trees. S2606O. A. j.
KE8sINoER a CO.. JU. 9-4B44.
3-REDKM. RAMBLER, $3.50 down,
FHA--Rec. Im, V baths: fenced,
level lot. wheaton. HOGLEY'6,
10. b-3434
HoMK AND OFFIcE-a bedrms. I,
~ baths. frepl., iv, rm. din. rm.,
kit. on lst floor, 3 finished rooms
bath. nrepl, and private entrance
to once: SlR,600. 49, loan mas
be assumed, priced at se3. $50
Q. p. FIELD. INC. ~. b-7113
,til y,
ASSUME on LOAN - Alm0st-neW,
3-bedrn., full-basement rambler
close-in Wheaton location; low
. dn. payment SUPERIOR REAL
IHt To. 2-7f4O. ewes, RA, g.
oudi.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

move Firht Detached s-bedrm,
rambler; carport. lge. fenced lot,
tiled bsmt Assume tlhss ioan,
10. S-s74o; sves, 10. b-o4o7.
GLEN MAR PARK-a-bedrm.. 2.
bath brick Colonial, beautiful
tree shaded street and lot. lee,
giassnd-in porch, full hsmt, At
tnched garnNe. H2i 800, GEO. w.
hQhERIsoN. Realior, OIL. 2-2i23
HOLLYWOOD PARK-e1o5 dn., nc
settlement cost buys this bcaut
detached 3-bcoru. rambler; full
hSmt with rec. rm. and bar, lge,
level lot with plenty OF trees and
shrub. M. Naval Ordnance Lab.
nwNps nSsSns; ,C 5eaey aeys,tsee e move IN
LANGLEY PARK, By OWNER; nc
agts, 1905 Usage st.--3-bedrIh.
lia-bath, ail-elee. kit, partly nm.
snms 4ss al loan. III. 4-ss6s.
NoRTHWOOD PARK-LBrlok Colo
Mai: living rm. with fireplace, din
ms rm., equip. kitchen, 3 bedrms .,
bath, up. tl1ll hSmt., side screened
porch; large wooded lot. An cows.
HlN.DhO. CHESTER KELLER
WOoDMoOR AGENCY CORP, Ju,
b-7lO0, y TIL Q, Ju. a-bbbb.
OLNEY AREA--b-bedrm. all-brick
Cape Cod. on l-acre lot; 2h baths,
sep. din. rm.. fun bsmt., screened
nreezeway, 2-car earage attached.
FHA appraised. priced IN mid-20s
We take trades. FREDERICK W.
PAINT BRANCH FARMS, coiesyills
just finished: 01-ft.-lonR ram
bier on acre; 3 bedrms., 2h
baths. 26x12 scr. porch, garnge
and fun bsmt.; finest construction,
beautiful brickWork; $20,ob0
RIPLEY CO.. Ev. 4-16OO.
ROCK CREEK HTLLs-h acre with
large shade and trees and ranch
fencing, forms the setting for this
eustom-brick rambler. Center hall
formal din. rm.. all-elec. kit, 3
bedrms.. baths. rec, rm. with
tirepl., maids rm. and bath. De-
lightful brick patio with firepl.,
garage. KORZENDORFER REAL
TOR, OIL. 4-6111 TIL q.
ROCK CREEK HILLS = Prewar
brick Colonial, situated on beau
tiful wooded lot; spac. lst-fi.
plan, with de luxe kit. and
powder rm., 3 extra-lee. bedrms. !,
baths on End. rec. rm. Priced
for immed. sale. $50. EN-. 2-74O0,
JU. b-5667. METzLER, Realtor
ROCKVILLE; VACANT; Silver Rock
---6 rms. good condition; reas
1907 GrandIn ave. Po. 2-4379.
fBurRundy Hiils)-3-
bedroom brick rambler: fun bsmt:
assume pig 81 loan. sos mo; /:
RSSoSS6SNKISr raIoVS 4 Co. 10. RoSalsH 4aisos2. =
ROCKvILLE-A truly lovely g.
bedrm. brick rambler with a
modest price tag, liv. rm. with
fireplace. roomy din. area, all-elec.
kit, partly finished rec rm., and
Evening star., 1958-07-10

BURKE-New S-bedrm., full-bsmt.
rambler. sep. din. rm.. mod. Kit.
Price cut l,500 TO prevent fore
closure. Nov, Sl4,500: Sl,500 cash
WOOD REALTY. nj. 1-se0i
Evening star., 1958-07-10
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

EVANSVILLE or Riverdale area
Six or seven rms, furn.:
BY resp. tenant; about S14O:
prompt insps DIXIE REALTY
Evening star., 1958-07-10
: 81 AREA-THA loan

AhNA hLhEANu IEMMH --~- RANCH
rambler on nicely HANDICAPPED, u
acre: 3 bedrms,. sep. din. rm.,
equipped kitchen, tiled bath.
saerif1ee at $40. 500, with maybe
as little Is 5000 down. CROWELL
& CO. INC Realtors, Fairfax
once :s04 Lee hwy. cR. 3-l4O1.
OIL HOT-WATER HEAT Is one Of
the extra features OF this most
lovely home in n. Arl. 3 Dig
bedrms plus den, spacious Nv.
rm. with stone hrepl., sep. din.
rm., lovely kit. with eating space.
full bsmt., garage. But best of
all, reasonable On. payment, and
owner viii hold 1st trust at below
market interest rate. Price, only
sIe.050. Call IA. $1,000. BETs
TER HOMES REALTY. INC.
SWIMMING POOL MEMBERSHIP
available IN this North Ariinstons
1-yr -old, 4-bedrm. rambler y
baths on main floor): ultfamcd,
kit: super de luxe rec. Tn-. with
2 picture windows and Walk-out
entr and many other 0utstandlns
features. Incl. HOT WATER BASk-
BOARD HEAT ON BOTH LEVELS;
Owner will sell under FHA. priced
At S24 .g50: L block from shop
ping and 24-houf bus seryiee. For
additional details and gppt. % sees
call IA. 5-dSO0, SHANNON -
LUcHs. Realtors. 2055 wilson blyd:
Ccontinusd on Next PaSs)
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-12

de Prensa observa ademas, que
los habltantes cubanos de San
tlago, temen que la decision del
goblerno cubano de expulsar de
esa region a los periodistas ex-
t%ranJeros pueda ser ell prel1dio
de brutales represalias. La Socie-
dad lnteramericana de prensa Sc
nala que ell gobierno cubano po-
drla demostrar facilmente, que
no es esa SUI intencion PERM.
tlendo a los periodistas libres in
tormar desde esa region a la
prensa libre.
"ESto no solo calmaria a los
propios ciudadanos cubanos, 81
no que produciria ell efecto de
calmar a los gobiernos, a los in.
tereses comerciales, financieros
y humanitarios, a las organizacio-
mes de Influenza international
y a todos los hombres libres de
puena voluntad, cuya opinion del
goblerno cubano deberia impor-
tar a los responsables de las &C.
clones de este gobierno.
"(Firmado) John 7. O'Rourke,
presldente, Sociedad Interame.
ricana de Prensa".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-12
CORDIAL
A MUSICOS QUE IRAN A
PUERTO RICO

WASHINGTON-(UP).- Are
dedor de quinientos -personas tri-
butaron cordial recibimiento a los
diez jovepes musicos escogidos pa
ra asistir al Festival Casals, de San
Juan de Puerto Rico.
FL recital de Musica de Camara
en- que participaron los ~agraciados,
Sc realize en- la Union Panameri-
cana. FL programa incluyo musica
de Handel, Mozart, Schumann,
Schubert y Beethoven.
Los invitados al festival puerto
rriqueno son; Maurfcio Fuks, vio-
linista, uruguayo: Manuel Vega,
pianista, brasileno; Roxanne Wru'
bel, pianista norteamericana; &C.
RADIO Levi, flautista, argentine; JG-
dit james, pianista, ye~nezolana;
Dorothy R~eichenberg, cellista,
norteamericana; Connie Currie can
tante, norteamericana; Howard
Leboew, pianista, norteamericano;
Efrain Guigui, clarinetista, argen-
tino; y John Thurman, cellista,
norteamericano.
FUERTE OLEAJE AZOTA
PERU
LIMA-(UP).-La fuerZa bra
va del mar registada en- los ultimos
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-12
SECRETARIO go.
Continuation de la Pagina 81

RIGA Latina. Resultara probable.
mente una de las ultimaS NANTES
taciones oficiales del Secretario
Adiunto pues en- mayo rehuncia'
"a al cargo, despues de 40 amos de
servicios en- la Union Panamerica-
ma.
Mas adelante elogio las "eXtraor-
dinarias realizaciones" de la 0EA
en- ell terreno politico, especial
mente en- 10 co~ncerniente al man.
tenimiento de Ia paz entire las 81
republicas. Pero fustigo a Estados
Unidos, por colocar demasiado en-
fasiS en- las r~elaciones ~bilateraleS,
en- lugar de concentrates en- Ell
multilateralismo, Y por no ser 10
suficientemente audaz para en-
frentar los problemaS economics,
Afirmo que al perder de vista
una forma colectiva de abordar las
relaciones interamericanas, mo
solo dejamoS de slovenian los pro-
blemas sino que socaVamos los
fundamentals miSmos Sobre los que
descansa la estructura de la OEA".
Rechaz6 ell argumento de que CO.
mo America Latina esta mas lejoS
del imperialismo comuniSta re-
quiere menos ayuda que otras
regiones, DE que nos serviria-re-
calico eonsolidar nuestra posi-.
cion 5000 millas allende ell Allan
tico o 5000 millas mas ALA del Pa
%cifico, 81 no podemos contar con
nuestros vecinos de la puerta del
lado?"
Refiriendose al aspecto general
de las relaciones del gobierno nor.
teamericano con America Latina,
manifesto: :
"De cualquier angulo que Sc las
examine, estas relaciones no son
hoy 10 que debieran ser. A decir
verdad, en- los Gltimos 10 amos
nuestras relaciones con America
Latina y ell sistema regional int.
ramericano han estado pasando
por IN periodic de declinacion y
deterioro; I'm proceso que en- amos
r~ecientes Sc ha d~esarrollado a rit-
mo acelerado".
Para zanzibar esa tendencia, ell
DR.. Manager recomendo I'm esfuer-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-12
SABADo, - DE ABR1L DE 1858

20 collective de todos los estados
miembros de la oEA, pero parti-
cularmente de Estados Unidos.
"Se necesita continue un
Gamble fundamental en- las politi-
cas- y PRACTICES de 7Estados Uni.
dos. 81 bien solo uno de los 81, la
posicion que tomemos respecto de
las relaciones interamericanas es,
no solo importante sine frecuente-
mente, decisiva".
Senalando que a su iuicio Ell pro-
yectado fondo de fomento es ina
decuado para sa~tisfacer las neceSi-
dades latinoamericanas, ell DR.. Ma
niger propuSo:
l, La adopcion de I'm Fondo In
t-eramericano de Fomento, organi.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-12
GREEN VIERON FIN DEL
SPUTNIK ii

ATLANTA, (uP). - Tres tri'
pulantes de I'm avion de la Delta
Airlines information haber presen,
ciado, sobre Baton Rouge, esta-
do de Luisiana, 10 que Green fue
la muerte del segundo satellite ar
tificial sovietico.
La tripulacion, encabezada por
ell captain S. E. Price, vic un OBJ,
jeto incandescente que cruzaba Ell
espacio a mucha velocidad en- di'
recci6n Sureste. "Se rompio en- dos
cuerpos Separates despues de Ia
primera observation, dijo Price.
"y qued6 completamente consumi
do por las llamas unos diez segun'
dos despues que 10 vimos por pri
mera vez'.
Los cientificos habian pronosti
cado que esta seria probablemen
tie la ultima semana de vida de-
Sputnik II, ell satellite russo Ian
ZduO mace clncO meSeS.
ACUSAN AVIONES DE E. u.
AYUDAN A REBELDES
TOXIC, (UP)-China communists
afirmo que aviones norteamerica.
nos con base en- Formosa arrojan
armas en- paracaidas a los rebeldes
indonesios.
La denuncia fue hecha en- I'm
"comentario" del "Diario del Pue.
blo," organo del Partido Comunista
Chino, transmitido por la Radio Pc
kin.
"Recientemente Sc ha descubier-
to que aviones norteamericanos,
con base en- Formosa, han estado
dejando caer armas a los rebeldes
indonesios," dijo la radio, Agreg6
que "EStados UnidoS tambien ha
enviado helicopteros y barcos de
guerra a los rebeldes indonesios q
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-12
PERIODIC u DE
SESI0NES EN-

MANAGUA. CUP Ell Con-
greso inicio las sesiones prepare
torias de la Inauguration del pc
riodo regular de sesiones, ell dia Is
pr6ximo.
Ell P%residente, Luis A. Somoza,
leera un mensaje sobre ell estado
de la Nacion, y Sc anticipa que en-
esa OCCASION pedira a los parlamen-
tarios que despachen un proyecto
de ley invalidando la disposition
constitutional que permite la re-
election.
TEMPO atras, Somoza declare a
la United Press cue deseaba la
abolicion de csc articulo constitu,
cional porque guerra que SUI pals
volviese totalmente a los GAUGES
mas ampliamente democraticos
posibles. 81 Sc aprueba ell proyec-
to, no podra ser re-elegido ell Pre-
sidente nj elegidos sus parientes
consanguineos o afines hasta ell
cuarto grade.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-12
(Yiene de Ia Primeral

$4,000 trabajadores municipales
paralizo los transportes y deter
mino ell cierre de cinematografos,
campos de deportes, mercedes de
pescado y de carne, bibliotecas y
aun ell departamento de impuestos,
Qued6 interrumpida la recolec-
cion de basura, y ell viento des-
parrama por las Gales ell conte-
nido de los recipientes de ba.
suras.
Las escuelas abrieron, pero Sc
teme que no puedan continuar
f%uncionando mucho TEMPO, en-
vista de los problemas de la linn
plea y de la calefaccion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-12
JEEP
TExTo DE La
continuation de la Pigina 81

Continuation de la Pigina 81
Ia fuerza estuvo controlado por
la censura Official del gobierno
eubano.
S"El pfoposito de obligar a eel
Mundo" a sacar SUI edicion con-
sistio en- crear una impression de
normalidad que claramente no
comparte Gel Mundo". De esta
forma ell periodico Sc vic obliga-
do a prestarse a los propositos
de propaganda gubernamental.
"La Sociedad Interamericana de
de Prensa pide a todos sus MEM
bros del Hemisferio, que infor-
men a sus lectores de este uso
torpe y cinico de la fuerza Y
les exhorta a que 10 denuncien
vigorosamente en- sus editorial
les.
la Sociead Interamericana de
Prensa supo tambien que hay in
dicios de que este no fue I'm ca
so aislado o impremeGitado. Sc
ha informado tambien que Sc hi
20, asimismo, un intento en- otro
periodico para obligarle a sacar
una edici6n, intento que fraca-
SO simplemente porque ell perso-
nal hugo antes de que los guar
dlas armadoS tuvieran ell edifi-
clio completamente cercado. Los
ultimos d~espachos informan que
guardias armados han cercado
todos los talleres de impression
de La Habana.
"El cinico uso de los fusiles
para obligar "a los periodicos)
a publican material quesus direc
torres lutheran desechado en-
circunstancias normales huele a
Hitler, cuando SUI tiranfa era
peor y atraera sobre ell gobierno
cubano ell desprecio de TODD in
dlviduo honrado y TODD gobier-
no honrado de cualquier parte
del mundo.
LA Sociedad Interamericana
de Prensa protesta tambien del
lnnecesario arresto de I'm CRU
po de periodistas norteamerica-
nos. Sc ha informado que estos
hombres fueron libertados solo
despues de la intervention del
consul de los Estados Unidos en-
Santiago, lugar en- que fueron
arrestados. Segun la United
Press. ell grupo estaba compues-
to por Harold Libin, de la Uni
ted Press; Ray Brennan, de tThe
Chicago Sun-Times"; Ed Camel
de "NEA"; Homer Bigart, de
"The New York Times; Alan
johnson, de la emisora Kramk-
sho, de Las Vegas Nevada:
John label de la emisora, Colum.
bia Broadcasting System; y Ben
Silver, de la emisora WKCT, de
Miami
"Estos periodistas Sc encontra-
ban Ell Santiago, en- cumplimien-
to de su- deber, que consiste en-
informar objetivamente de la
actual conyiIlSi6n
La Sociedad Interamericana
de Prensa observa con alarma
que ell senior Bigart inform6, al
scr puesto en- libertad, que ell
consul de los Estados Unidos
en- Santiago les dijo que no po-
dia ~proteger a los periodistas ode
la persecution de las fuerzas de
seguridad del gobierno de Bats
ta".
LA Sociedad Interamericana