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ia iLI[2I1ql!.I

HOLLYWOOD -(SPO)- I'm
refrain con esa sencillez que nos
trae Ell saber de antano nasta
nuestros dias, dice que los ojos
son ell espejo del alma. I'm con
cepro cientfficp. con frialdad,
mathematics. dice que los oios no
tienen nInguna expression y por
10 tanto no pueden reflejar ma
da Y soy TN convencido de la
verda0 de los refraheS, conque
hablare hoy IN POGO de los ojos
de una bella mujer que Sabe mu-
che de las mirsdaS del mund0
SObre su persona, quienes decir-
les mi impression sobre
Los OJOS DE- MARIA FELIX
No hace mGchos dias que la
bella sonorense estuvo en- Holly
wood donde ne objete de aten-
clones por parte de la colonia
filmIca y recibi6 ell homemade de
admiration de millares de per-
SOnaS cuando asistio al encuen-
tro lie boxe0 Macias-Halimi. Ma
ria, La Dona' como han dado en-
Ilamarla los colegas de Mexico,
entr0 con Ell mismo aire de rel
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09

ma a la SlIntuosa casa de Bever-
Iy Hills donde Sc lie do una re-
cepcIon 1ue al eStadlU donde Sc
celebraba ell dconteclmiento de-
pDctivo Podr1amos decir que en-
tr0 con I'm are de reina cansa-
da zero no pcdemos negar que
SuS labios Sc plegaban en- una
Sourlsa auiza I'm POGO artificial
y fra, humanizada por la EXPIRE
sion &c esos ojoS que no pare
cen canSadoS dc yer a los demas
OJos posarse sobre ell cuerpo
deSde ell cual tlloS caminan alti-
voS por ell mupdo.
No cream que eS tan facil es
tar cerca de ia estrella del cine
mexlcano. y quedarse prendidO
en- la Observation de sus ojos.
Para conSegulf este objective,
hay que estaf entrenadO en- la
discipline de los propioS 6rga-
nos lie vision logrando parali-
zarlos en- un puntO, cuandO fren-
tie a 81 tlenen IN panorama tan
rico en- aprecIaciones eSteticas
como es la beldad de Maria Fe-
lix. Cuando uno mira a Maria de
frente, ella reEponde con una
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09

mirada directa. que Siempre es
expressive 81 uno obServa larga-
mente a la ~eStrella, puede adj
vinar los ~moy'mientos que pien-
sa hacer, pues en- ella Sc cumple
bien la intenci0n del refran, al
indicar que los ojos son venta-
mas. En- la ventana de los SOM
breados ojos de Maria, puede
verse, como en- una pelicula null
ticolor, los eStados de amino de
SUI af0rtunada duena.
No es prec,sO extasiarse por
horaS en- la contemplation de
Maria Felix, para observar los
cambios de amino que refleja SUI
vista. Pocas mujeres pasan de
un estado euforico a la tristeza
del aburrimiento con tanta rapi-
dez. Mujer &C Jstumbrada al no.
menaje de los hombres, refleja
muchas veceS un gran desprecio
por ellos. En- ocasiones la he Wis
to lamar una mirada destructi-
va a SUI derredor, para salir del
lnStante amargo. sonriendo a al
guno de los %preSentes, distingui-
do en- eSe m0mento por la SIM
patla de la estrella. Cuando sus
labloS Sc abren en- una sonriSa,
SuS ojos parecen iluminarSe v
Maria Felix es la encarnaci6n de
la belleza. No hay ojos para yer
NADIA mas que ell roStro encanta-
dor y SUI belleza alcanza proper
clones de impossible. 81 Maria
pudiese retener siempre esa SON.
risa, no habria quien pudiera
disputarle ell titulo de la mujer
mas. bella de la terra. Desgra-
ciadamente no siempre es ash.
De la sonrisa luminoSa pasa
en- ocasi0neS 3 una mueca que
quIere ser soDriSa, Y entonces
suS lineaS Sc transforman, vemos
sus man0s fuertes, observance
otros detalles de SUI fiSico v pier
de puntos en- ell concurso men,
tai que lie otorg6 ell primer lu.
gar entire las bellas. Cuando Ma
ria Felix esta aburrica, 10 que
sucede con frecuencia, cuando
Sc cansa de IL adulaci6n espe.
ranzada que We en- los ojos de
los hombres y resiente la mira
da InquiSitiva de las mujeres
que admiten a ia fuerza SUI indis-
cutible belleza, Maria Sc aburre
y entonces, sus ojos son frios v
lelanos, como reflejando ell
enorme vaciO, la inmensa SOLE
dad, a que lie condena SUI extra
Ordinaria belleza.
Cuando Maria mira con indi-
ferencia, parece cansada de YER
personals inclinadas ante la rea-
lidad de SUI belleza y 81 las mira
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-09

das destrozasan, mas de una
persona hubiese sido fulminada
por la fuerza despreciativa dc
eSa mirada altIva y s~olitaria.
lie visto a muchas mujeres be-
Has analizar curiosas Ia belIeza
de Maria. tratsndO de encon.
trar elementos contrariOS en- Ia
Suma de valores. Las mujeres
son las que han notadO Y sena.
lado 10 desproporcionado de las
manoS y los pies de Maria. Son
las mujeIeS las que cuentan las
rayitas del roStro, y miriam im-
pertinenteS al cuello en- buSca
de las senales lnequivocas de los
amos. Muieres son las que Sc
preguntan siempre la edad que
teudra Maria. En- muchas oca-
stones, los ojos de la analiZante
y "a analiZada Sc han encontra-
do y es entonces cuando Maria
demuestra ell desprecio que pue-
de poner en- una mirada Y la
fuerZa destructive de sus ojos.
Durante la reception de que
fue objet0 en- Hollywood, al
gulen quiso comparar la belleza
ruDia de Anita Ekberg, y la PEI
lirroja Rhonda Fleming con la
sODerana presencia de Maria.
Las tres mujeres fueron presen-
ia las y colocadas de forma que
Sc pudieran tomar fotos. Ell cruz
ce de miradas je las tres bellas
no pudo ser captado por la ca
mara, porque Ia reunion dur6
un segundo, dispersandose las
tres con una sOnrisa de enten.
dimiento. sin haber cambiado
una palabra. Ninguna quiso ha-
blair de la belleza de las otras
dos y ell JUICE" de sus miradas
qued6 encerrado en- las tres lin
das cabezas. Es.oy SECURE de que
mis- lectores podran reconStruir
la escena mejor que 20 Y sabran
adivinar 10 que pas6 por los ojos
de las tres beiias, colocadas por
unos segundos en- plan de con-
trlncantes p0r I'm reinado que
cada una de elias cree poseer.
Los ojos de Maria reflejan
muchas coSaS. entire las que pa
rece predominant La indiferencia
a todos. Sus bios parecen mirar
cansados de vel un mundo que
puede o~frecerle pocas sorpresas
y solamente los he visto ilumi-
nados con I'm sentimiento igual
al de todas las mujeres, cuando
habla de SUI hiio Enrique. Maria
Felix es entonces, una mujer
despojada de So belleza fisica,
amparada en- Ell manic maravi-
llosamente be]lo, del carino de
madre.
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were looted and damaged.
There are about 100000 Italian
immigrants In Venezuela.
TN Rome, an Italian For
eign Ministry spokesman said
no Italian was killed but
several were injured and
there was considerable prop
erty DAMAGE.
The overthrow Of Gen. Perez
Jimenez followed q brief air
force revolt New Years Day.
ensuing weeks Of mounting ten
sion and student demonstra-
tons. q general strike which
began Tuesday and the vio-
lence Of the past two days.
Opposition to the President
had grown increasingly open
since he sought to prolong his
rule for i've more years by q
plebiscite December is in which
he was the only candidate.
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Senator Talmadge plans TO
submit his report next week.
Contending that the present
debate rule gives Q small mi-
nority veto power, Senator jaw
It's said 1.-THE ability TO carry on
q filibuster can AFFECT the kind
of legislation passed by the
Senate even though no actual
filibuster Is undertaken"
The Javits plan calls for de-
bate limitation by q vote Of
two-thirds Of the Senators
present and voting. two days
after 10 Senators flied q petit
ton for cloture. or debate re-
striction. The plan provides
further that Is days after sub
mission Of such a petition the
Senate could impose cloture by
. vote Of q majority Of all its
members.
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rules issue In view OF the pres
sure Of other business.
Senator Javits and Senator
Talmadge. Democrat Of oeor-
gia. were named last year
TO hold hearings on pro-
posals to change Rule ~.
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said the junta went into session
before dawn at Mirafiores Pal
ace to draw up q new cabinet.
II added none of the junta
members would take cabinet
posts.
AS word spread Of the Presi-
dents overthrow. thousands
poured into the Caracas streets
for an uproarious celebration
Censorship. clamped tightly
on the country's newspapers
and outgoing news stories
throughout Gen. Perez Jimenez'
tenure. was lifted.
The government radio also
called on all Venezuelans not
to modest foreigners. and asked
foreigners in the country 10
stay indoors and keep out Of
Venezuelan affairs.
tThe state Department IN
Washington said It had no
reports Of any injuries to the
10000 Americans in vene-
zuela. American investments
in theoil and other industries
there total more than 50
billion
state Department Press
Ofiiceg Lincoln White report
ed that the secretary Of the
new ruling junta had called
voluntarily at the American
Embassy this morning to give
assurances that all residents
would receive proper treat
ment and that Venezuela
would continue 70 obserya. all
hsrlnternatie nAl cpigttioIpJ
Anti-ItalIan sentiment was
noted during the riotinG. A
number Of Italian-owned stores
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last few days. went on the radio
in behalf Of the junta and
called on Venezuelans not to
stain their victory with more
bloodshed.
Prove yourselves worthy Of
freedom and peace. he urged.
At early dawn the streets were
packed with thousands Of cars
and trucks racing with honk-
ing horns In celebration. Flag
waving crowds on the Sidewalks
cheered and shouted. Poiice
and soldiers waved the joyous
mobs on.
Gen. Perez Jimenez left the
presidential palace at ais am,
drove to La Carlota Airport
and took OF at sos am.
He left behind an estimated
100 dead and hundreds In
Jured In two days Of rioting
and clashes between anti
government demonstrators and
troops and police.
Junta 70 Shun Cabinet
The government radio an
nounced that all branches Of
the armed forces and the mill
tary schools had united with
the civilian fighters to over
throw Gen. Perez Jimenez.
A broadcast announcement
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ton proceedings to enforce q
broad range Of civil rights. The
law passed In 1887 was limited
to voting rights.
"While we respect the posi-
ton Of the administration not
to seek additional civil rights
legislation at this session. we
consider II our duty TO press
forward whenever and wher-
ever the opportunity presents
itself TO strengthen the civil
rights statutes" Senator Javits
declared.
Report Filed Earlier
Earlier Senator Javits iiled
with the Rules Committee q
report calling for q stronger
antifilibuster rule In the Sem
ate. The effort to curb I'M
limited debate In the Senate
frequently has been tied to the
civil rights controversy.
Informed sources doubt. how
ever. that much Roadway will
be made this year in reopening
either the civil rights or the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
Record Budget Goes
To lsrael Purliument

JERUSALEM, Jan. 20 R.--
"a draft Of the biggest budget
In Israel's history was placed
before Parliament yesterday.
The draft submitted BY
Finance Minister Levi Eshkol
totaled 1888. 000. 900 pounds.
This is about 10 per cent above
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

the current budget. The Israeli
pound equals SO United States
cents.
Revenue was estimated at
727 million pounds from taxes
and public service. and 430
millions from foreign loans and
payments. The latter included
German PREPARATIONS payments,
and United States grants and
agricultural SURPRISES.
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Venezuelan Dictotor
FIees After Revolt


American Navy anti-sub-
marine school in-Miami.
This appointment as q rear
admiral came through last
July. Admiral Larrazabal
will be 46 on March S. He
was graduated from the
Venezuelan Naval School in
1882. at the age Of 20. An
indication Of the high regard
in which he Is held by the
Venezuelan military came in
1884 when ne was appointed
director Of the Circulo Mill
tar. the exclusive military
club in Carcass
The pandemonium that broke
out In Caracas at the dictator's
downfall resulted in even more
bloodshed.
A determined mob stormed
headquarters Of the National
Security Police, most hated
division Of the dictatorship. to
liberate prisoners. Security
agents inside the building fired
on the crowd. killing three. The
mob burned several police cars
and several agents were badly
beaten when they came out Of
the building.
After . brisk gunfight out
side, Tie mob forced Its way
into tn Building and set secret
police files afire. Some security
agents were shot down. others
beaten.
Other mobs ransacked the
ofices Of the electoral council.
which conducted the Decemher
IS plehiscite by which Gen.
Perez Jimenez had been de-
clared elected for a five-year
term. and began forming at the
Dominican Embassy.
Pitched Battle Fought
Civilians armed with rifles
and machine guns fought a
pitched battle with police in a
housing project q few blocks
from Miraflores Palace yester-
day afternoon.
Other serious gun fights took
place in other parts Of the city.
The strong fight put up by
these groups drew the support
Of younger military officers and
led to the overthrow of the
government.
The new governing junta
sworn in today included:
Admiral Larrazabal as Pres
ident. Col. Abel Romero Villate
Of the air force. Col. Roberto
Casanova Of the army. Col.
Carlos Luis Araque Of the Sc
curity police and Col. Pedro
Jose Quevedo Of the military
Institutes.
This junta Immediately APP
pealed for restoration Of calm
and began restoring some Of the
liberties taken away by the die
tatorship.
Orders were issued for free
ing Of political prisoners. re-
Mobilization Of officers denoted
or punished in the New Years
Day uprising and lifting Of cen
sorship.
Plea TO Avoid BlOOdshed
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|Jovits, Cose Make Bid
II o Reopen Rights Fight

Two Republican Senators-Jayits Of New York and Case
Of New Jeretook steps today civil rights
IN this session Of Congress.
They introduced bill 10 revive feature
which eliminated from the civil rights passed
would authorize Attorney General to institute civil nuc-
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Plea % Avoid BIoodshed

DR.. Arturo Uslar Pietri, a
leading author and one Of the
signers Of several manifestos
issued against the regime in the
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land NOW REPEAL HAS FAILED"

Mirror Of World Opinion" c.S. Monitor n Is
Lengthy excerpts by permission Of author. Christian
Century Magazine"
Love God and gratitude for His forgiveness and mercy
the heart of the Christian faith and they find expression
in love for and compassion for the needy That 49,
they do unless ove, transformed through confusion
cowardce nerveless pity which is really contempt
and other worldly fatalsm which abandons all efforts
TO fight against the most outrageous evil We cannot
believe that Christians Of any tradition in good con-
science abandon all resistance this spreading source OF
personal and social evil
tsee REPEAL HAS FAILED. Page ~
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IDLE AID COST IN SO MAY HIT $50 MILLION

LANSING. Dec. 6.-Empoyers in Michigan were told
today they may be required pay than 900
year into the trust fund for iobIess workers benefits
Russell L. Hubbard General Motors Corp specialist
unemployment and workmen's compensation. said
The cost 10 employers OF supporting state vnemploy
ment programs be recognized major one in
doing business Recent adverse economic developments
revealing clearly The tremendous potential costs Of existing
(see IDLE AID COSTS. Page ID
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tchicaso Sun. Tribune. " ~
Premier khrvshchev, thru the movthpieee OF state
controlled agency has charged that Chancellor Aden
Of West Germany because Of his hostility TO eommun
ism. has embarked upon the road taken by Hitler
Adensver's vnpopuarity in Moscow vnqves''onaOT
arises from his firm opposition TO khrushehevs scheme 70
lqvidafe free West Berlin and allow the whole city TO TAU
into the hands Of his communist puppets In East Germany
khrvshchev seeks TO accomplish this by putting pressure
upon the United States Britain. and France to withdraw
troops from their allotted sectors Of occupation in Bern
tSee KHRusHcHEVs CONFESSION Page n
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FEAR NO EVIL +.
Stay On Ngh Pathway
BY Elizabeth Ellington

The star of Bethlehem led
the wise men the right path
way to where the Christ child
lay in the manger land they
fell down and worshipped
him."
The Christ came at a time
when oppression was unrea'
sonably burdensome with hui
man false beliefs. However,
at a very early age he began
to show all of those who
would listen, to stay on the
right road. to gain and main
tain freedom and rcdemp-
ton.
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One Riaht Way

Today God, through his
son, Christ Jesus. is pleading
that the consciousness of
man, woman and child get
into the right pathway that
leads to understanding the
supremacy of God. Today as
Continued
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PrsyerfvI Study

Through prayerful study
of the Bible and the Chris.
tian Science textbook. We
find that there is power of
good operation TO bless and
protect all mankind into
right activity. And we quote
as follows from Science and
Health with key to the scrip.
lures, by Mary Baker Eddy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27

It was then, there is only one
right way, and that is the
pathway our Saviour trod.
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GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE PRESENTS EXCERPTS
FROM c. S. MONITOR EDITORIAL RE
"DRUCCED NATIONAL CONSCIENCE"
Editorial Caption
EDUCATION IS the KEY"

In the last IS years the number OF Communists in the
United States has declined sharply This is primarily due
10 education The evils Of communism have been exposed
and its dangers driven home ihe people in concerted
campaign by public and private agencies.
In the last IS years THE NUMBER OF ALCOHOLICS
IN THE UNITED STATES HAS INCREASED SHARPLY.
This is primarily due TO failure Of education The evils
Of alcoholism lin It's mider exiremer forms) have not
Seen exposed its dangers driven home TO the people
any concerted campaign by public and private agencies
tsee EDUCATION is KEY, Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
Cleansing the Mind

IF mortals would keep
proper ward over mortal
mind, the brood of evils
which infest it would be
cleared out. cleansing the
mind We must begin with
this so-called mind and emp.
ty it of sin and sickness or