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colonia de Estados Unidos, con
10 que desmerecio mucho la
tranquilidad de espiritu tanto de
Puerto Rico como del gobierno
de Washington. Ello es que en-
1917, durante la gestion del Sc
hor Presidente Woodrow Wilson
ell Congreso de la Union les con-
eedi6 a los puertorriquenos la
calidad de ciudadanos de Esta-
dos Unidos. Durante el curse de
las treintenas y las cuarentenas
los treintas y los cusrentas-
hubo mucha discussion en- 10 to-
cante al destino politico de la
nacion. Sc hizo presente un sec.
tor de opinion que abogaba por
Ia Independence absolute. Otro
grupo optaba por la estadidad,
proponiendo que Puerto Rico in
gresara a la Union Americana
en- calidad de estado. De la dis
cusi6n surgi6, que tai parece, un
tercer punto de vista, que es Ell
que va Sc ha cristalizado en- rea-
lidad tangible y viva.
~ECONOMICAS
La independence traia consi-
go al gran problema de la
perdida de muchas ventajas eco
nomicas que a Puerto Rico lie
significa su apego a Estados Uni
dos, inclusion hecha de la apli.
cacion de los aranceles aduane-
ros a una nacion independence.
La estadidad tenia sus incon-
venientes. Quedaba la aftermath
va tercera que comienza a tomar
forma con ell nombramiento del
Gobernador por sus conciudada-
nos mismos, por election alberta
y no como de antics, por nombra-
miento del gobierno de Washing
ton, DC. FL paso final Sc tuvo
en- los pactos concertados entire
Washington, DC. y ell senior Go
bernsdor Munoz Marin que lue-
go despues Sc pusieron en- forma
de estatutos, inclusive ell previo,
de la ley estatuids en- Washing
ton al efecto de que los puerto
rriquenos nombrasen su propio
primer mandatario, en- 1913. Ac-
to seguido, estatuyeron su pro-
pia Constitution, de I'm Estado
Libre Asociado que ostenta mu-
chas formas de soberania ilimita-
da aunque Sc mantenga asociado
a la Union, La constitution fue
aprobada en- 1852.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
ARA COnRzspOsDEnclA 70 BOX sss. MIAMI. FLORIDA


Pesome
En- dias recientes dej6 de exis-
tir en- esta ciudao la apreciada da-
ma sonora Emily Vinas, Al lamen-
tar SUI desaparlci6n, enviamos
nuestras frases de condolencia a
SUI esposo, senior Carlos Vinas, .sus
hiias, Victoria Santos y Mary BO.
napartain sus hermanas, Lupe Ro.
bles, Mary Cruz, Kitty Martinez y
sonora de Ricardo POdhagecki, e..
Condo informal
Ell senior Francisco Ramirez z. y
sonora, Olga Samaniego de Rami.
rez, ofrecieron una comida infor-
NAL en- SUI residencia de Coral Ga
bles en- dias pasados en- honor del
senior Alberto BurgOa y sonora,
Maria Tulsa de Burgoa, de Ciudad
Truiillo, R%epublica D~ominicana,
quienes Sc encuentra en- Miami go
zando de una temporada de espar-
cimiento. = :
De Costa Rico
Procedente de San Jose, Costa
RIGA lego a Miami aver a pasar
una temporada de recreo en- esta
ciudad la gentil senorita Claudia
Valencia, a quien presentamos I'm
cordial saludo y deseamos unas va
caciones muy %placenteras entire no
Sotros.
Bodos de Flores
Aunque algo tarde, nos es grato
felicitar cordialmente al senior Ser.
giO Lavado y sonora, Chela de La
vadO, gentil pareja Guiana residen-
te en- Miami, o motive de la gra-
ia celebration de sus Bodas de Flo
res, cuatro amos de venturosa union
conyugal, en- ell dia de aver.
Aniversorio Matrimonial
En- ell dia de hoy celebran un
nueyo aniversario de bodas ell Sc
nor Jesus MarcelO Luque y sonora,
Grace de Luque, miembros apre-
ciados de nuestra colonia hispano-
americana.
vayan para ellos nuestras since
ras felicitaciones y deseos de que
disfruten de muchos amos mas de
dicha matrimonial.
La Bodo de Hoy
Esta tarde, a las 5 P. NJ. sera ce-
lebrado ell enlace matrimonial de
la culta y gentil senorita Marie
Matilde Hume, hija del senior AL
Ian ]. L. Hume y sonora, la distin-
guida dana mexicana, Josefina
Gonzalez de Hume, con ell correcto
caballero Ney Cody Landrum, hijo
de la sonora ernice C. Landrum,
durante ceremonial que tendra lu-
gar en- la 1glesia Catolica de Santa
Teresita de Coral Gables.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
De WASHINGTON
VIAJERO
Per REBEccA

Despues de una exitosa vista
official de parte del Departsmen-
to de Publicaciones de la Union
Panamericana por los paises de
Centre America, regreso a esta
capital Ell caballero guatemala
co don Mario de Leon. LIE pre-
sentamos un afectuoso. Saludo.
CUMPLEANOS
Nuestro particular amigo el
Teniente Corouel Don Enrique
PachecO estara cumpliend6 amos
ell pr6xlmo microbes 9 de iu-
lilo, fecha que celebrara en- la in
trinidad de SUI hogan BESIDE aho-
ra nos completeness en- felicitar
al Coronel Pacheco en- tan d.
chosa OCCASION.
PARA CUBA
FL caballero don Ricardo He
rrera salio para la ciudad de La
Habana Cuba, con Ell objeto de
saludar a sus familiares y re-
unifse con su esposa Ia distingui-
da sonora Della de Herrera, que
desde hace algunos dias Sc en-
cuentra de paseo On Aquella ca
pital.
DE CHILE
De la ciudad de Santiago, Chi
lie, regreso a esta capital lugar
de su Residential Ell caballero don
Modesto Lucero, quien Sc en-
contraos en- aquel lugar en- mi
sion de la Union Panamericana.
Lo saludamos.
(Pasa a la pdg. 81
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un Gambia de actitud con respec-
to a los demas. 81 es listed aft
cionada a la vida social, tendra
que resignarse a perder algunoS
de sus viejos amigos -hombres
y muieres- y debera tratar de
hacerse otros nuevos. LIE sera
clio possible, invitando, visitan-
do, o~cupaGdose de los demas.
Todo clio, como todas las cosas,
cuesta tempo y dinero. Tener
amigos es un luio. No caiga, sin
embargo, en- Ell error de suponer
que sus amigos han "desertado"
por haberse listed casado. Els un
fenomeno logico. A circunstan-
cias diferentes, amigos diferen-
ties.
PARA MARGA
Ese cOnstante deseo de SUI es.
poso de salir con sus amigos Y
p%arientes, aun cuando por 10 de.
mas sea un marido ideal, demo.
ia que no es feliz en- SUI matrimo.
MO puesto que los prefiere a us.
ted. Els absolutamente precise
que antics de que sea demasiado
tarde, trate de a~veriguar las ra-
zones que determinan esa pre-.
ferencia. les que listed lie habla
siempre de 10 mismo? No puedo
saberlo e incluso a listed misma
lie sera diffcil averiguarlo. Haga
un examen de c~onciencia y de
conducta y descubra ell enigma.
Es 10 que mas lie importa. No
divide esta regla: ell esposo feliz
en- ningun sitio Sc siente tan
bien como EN- su casa y junto a
su espOsa. No es la "Otra mujer"
10 ell amigo, en- su case de us.
ted 10 que lie atrae; es su pro.
pia infelicidad Ia que lie empuja.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
De B%orronquiIIo

De BorronquilId
Tn cordial saludo para ell estima-
do caballero senior Carlos w. Carey
quien lego por la via aerea de Ba-
rranquilla, Colombia a pasar unos
dias en- esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
CUMPLEANOs

Ell proximo martes 8 de julio
estara cumpliendo sus tres pri-
meros amos de feliz existencia la
preciosa nina Maria Elena Soils,
hija del senior Manuel Soils y
distinguish sonora Julia de So
lis. Desde ahors deseamos toda
clase de felicidades a la pequena
cumpleanera en- tan dichosa oca-
sion y saludamos q sus carinosos
padres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06

CORAZON E INTELIGENCIA
Querida Amaranta: Tengo de.
secs de casarme --jnO ha dichO
listed que esta es la grande y
mejor aventura que debe cOrrer
una mujer?-- y no me faltan
pretendientes. Antes de dar es-
te paso tan importante en- la
vida de una mujer, piensO mu.
cho. pongO en- la BAHAMA los pro
y los contras... y decide siempre
no casarme. Q~uisiera no apasi0-
marine, proceder fra e INTEL.
gentemente, no correr Ia suerte
de tantas amigos mfas cuyo ma
trimonio acab6 NAL. ITendrfa US
ted un monento para darrne su
opinion?
Amiga mia: En- general o sc
tiene demasiada inteligencia pa
ra ter1er corazon o Sc tiene de-
masiado corazon para ser inte-
ligente. listed quiere aunar am.
bas cosas y ESQ es muy dificil.
Digase 10 que Sc quiera, ell ma
trimonio es siempre un azar. Que
salga bien o NAL depende en-
gran parte de CIRCUMSTANCES flu
turas imprevisibles, de Ia llama
da o,lena suerte, de mil. cosas.
Pero, en- rigor, la vida entera
supone I'm riesgo. Nadie sabe al
salir de SUI casa 81 volvera; ma
die puede asegurar que vivira
ell ano cue -viene. Esa espada de
Damocles que .pende sobre cada
uno de nosotros no impide, sin
embargo, que Sc tomen las pre-
cauciones mas elementales. ESQ
es 10 que debe listed hacer con
Ell matrlmonio, pouiendo en- Ell
I'm POGO en- funciones su inteli-
gencia Y I'm mucho su corazon.
De esta forma, sine sale bien de
la a%ventura, estara al menes Sc
gura de haber procedido con
tiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
VlAJEROS

Despue de residir por tres
amos en- esta ciudad, salieron pa
ra Georgia, ell distinguido profe-
Sional argentine doctor clio Ma.
queda v su cultA sonora susanna
de Maqueda. FL doctor Maqueda
fue ~residente del "Sibley Memo
rial Hospital" de esta capital Y
ahora ~ejercera en- uR hospital de
aquel estado Les deseamos mu-
chos exitos en- su nuevo lugar de
trahajo.
DE OHIO
De la ciudad de Dayton, Ohio,
llego a esta capital ell diStingui-
so medlco nicaragiiense doctor
Edgardo Bland6n. FL doctor
Blandon inicif sus estudios de
specialization de cirugta en- ell
Good Samaritanian Hospital de
aquel lusar y ahora los continue
"a en- Ell Doctors Hospital" de
esta ciudad. Nos completeness en-
presentarle I'm atento saIudo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
Cumpleanos

SomPfeUHOS
Cumplio aver TN nuevu ano de
vida Ell simpatico nino Carlos Raul
Ortiz, hiio del senior Santos Ortiz
y sonora, Carmen de Ortiz, miem-
bros aprecisdos de nuestrs colonia
hispanoamericana residente en-
Miami.
Lo felicitamos de manera muy
especial y lie deseamos una prolon-
gada y prospera e%xistencia.
Aunque tardias, vayan nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones para Ell
distinguish caballero colombiano
senior don GuillermO Gonzalez, con
motive de la grata celebration del
aniversario de SUI nacimiento en- Ell
dia de aver, y nuestros deseos de
que goce de largos amos mas de vi
ia
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
Dol. Amaranta

\ pdraiauss las consuHas a BuzoN SENTIMENTAL, P o soa 49,
International Airport, Miami %. Fla. Ragamos a los leetores o leetor@
que trmen sus cartas con nm pseuaAnimo o iniciles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
De voeoeiones

De VdedcioneS
Por la via aerea y procedente
de Panama, lego a Miami en- dias
pasados a disfrutar de una tempo
rada de recreo entire nosotros la
gentil seporita Carmen del Pine.
lie presentamos I'm cordial salu-
do y lie deseamos unas vaeaciones
muy gratas.
De BorronquiIId
Tn cordial saludo para ell estima-
do caballero senior Carlos w. Carey
quien lego por la via aerea de Ba-
rranquilla, Colombia a pasar unos
dias en- esta ciudad.
Aniversorio Matrimonial
Nos complace enviar nuestras
mas caras f~elicitaciones al senior
Luis Mendez y sonora, Teresa de
Mendez, miembros apreciados de
nuestra ,coionia hispanoamericana,
quienes celebran en- esta fecha la
grata OCCASION del aniversario de su
matrimonio.
Despedid0
Por la via aerea salem hacia San
Juan, Puerto Rico, a disfrutar de
un mes de vacaciones, la sencra
Carmen Higgs P~residenta del Club
International de Miami, y su hijo,
senior George Higgs.
Los despedimos atentamente Y
les deseamos una grata permanent
cha en- la bella isla borinquena.
CumpIeonos
Nuestros parabienes en- ell dia de
hoy, con motive de la grata cele-
bracion del aniversario de SUI ma
t~alicio, para ell estimado caballero
senior LazarO Rivero, y nuestros de-
secs de que disfrute de. muchos
amos mas de vida.
Celebra hoy Ell mejor de sus dias
la ~apreciada dana sehora Raquel
de Varela, esposa del senior Jose
Varela, y con tai motive nos COM
place enviarle nuestras mas cali
das f~elicitaciones y deseos de que
goce de muchos amos mas de vida.
4 4 .
SRodeado del afecto de sus aman.
tisimos padres, celebra en- ell dia de
hoy la OCCASION del aniversario de
su nacimiento ell gracioso nino Ru.
ly Medina, hijo del senior Raul Me.
dina y sonora, Grace de Medina,
gentil pareja perteneciente a nues-
ira colonia hispanoamericana
Lo felicitamos carinosamente v
lie deseamos muchos amos mas de
vida, plenos de alegrias y bienesta-
res.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
BOOk Of BOOIIS .....

People wonder today what is Americas greatest danger
Is it the goddess materam represented by Russia and Com
munism? is it the goddess materiaism of America herself
Which is the greater threathe possibility of an atomic
bomb hitting the possibility of foundation crumbng
under US?
survey found that GO percent of the II to %
old children of PrOesan do not attend church regular
W and fewer than % percent consider themselves religious
Less than percent Of those surveyed passed simple
the Bible. 1t William Lyon Phelps Yale university
professor who said if he had to choose between thorough
knowledge of the Bible and college education he would take
the Bible every time.
Andrew Jackson declared, 1T (the Bibe) is the rock
which our republic rests"
The youth of today the foundation of Americas flu
They have deep hungers They would like to build
better world than leaving them-of that
But they unacquanted with the Bible where and how
will they develop the spiritual strength which their dreams
and the survival of our country depends?
The 18th annual Bible Week, under sponsorship of the
aymens National Committee is to be observed from October
The purpose it to waken and eawaken the American
people great values that lie between the of the
Holy Bible.
Those planning this event hoping and praying that
millions Americans and Canadians and people throughout
the world will realize the Importance of reading the Bible
more fully following its teachings We also hope that this
might pass Observance of this week would just be
a start We could grow with it, day by day
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
Band Booster Group
Is Organized Monday

A group of citizens interested in
the formation of a Band Booster
organization for Southern High
school band met Monday night at
the school.
The following officers were elect
ed: NJ. c. Cargo, president; H. Nj.
Riley, vice-president; Mrs. B. B.
Snyder, secretary; Mrs. Marguerite
Miller, treasurer; Harry c. Cod
dington, publicity chairman.
Mr. Cargo urged that large
number of persons join the group,
regardless of whether or not they
were band parents. He announced
the formation of a Buck a Month
club. Persons belonging to this
group will be able to attend con-
certs without paying admission.
Another short meeting is planned
for Monday, October 20, at 7:30
prior to the Southern High Parent
Teacher meeting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
Ski Club Elects

The Western Maryland Ski club
elected new officers Sunday at
meeting at Cabin Lodge on Deep
Creek Lake.
Harold Ashby, of Oakland, was
named president; Glenn Kline,
Cumberland, vice-president; Mrs.
Charity Hinebaugh, Oakland, sec
rotary; and Miss Dolores Erich,
Cumberland, treasurer.
The club voted to affiliate with
the Blue Ridge Regional Ski Coun-
Gil which is comprised of skiing
organizations in Maryland, West
Virginia and Virginia The group
also affiliated with the Eastern
Amateur Ski association.
A ski patrol ard instruction for
amateurs will also he provided dur
ing the coming season at Harsh
Mountain slope.
Members of the club inspected
the lodge which is being completed
at the Marsh Mountain slope. A
new lift is being installed there.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
Breaks High Tension
Pole With Auto

Bruce Albert Knox, of Grants
vile. was discharged from Garrett
County Memorial hospital in Oak
land on Monday after having been
a patient there since last Friday
night when he wrecked his autOmo-
bile on Monte Vista road, in front
of the Harry l.. Porter residence.
The automobile became uncon-
trollable as it rounded turn,
scraped a stone wall in front of
the George Hanst residence and
continued over the lawn of Mr.
Porter. finally coming to a halt
when it collided with a high ten
sion electric pole. The jolt snapped
the pole about three-fourths of
the way up, and the middle phase
of the high powered line burned
in two.
MIR. Knox was helped from his
automobile by Guy William Hine-
baugh and taken to the hospital
where it was discovered he had
lost all his teeth and was otherwise
bruised and cut.
A new electric pole was placed
that same evening. Electric cur
rent in some parts of town was dis
rupted for about an hour.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
Speakers Secured
For Demo Rallies

Edward j. Ryan, Cumberland, a
former Democratic candidate for
Congress, and Edward Storm, a
candidate for Congress in the re-
cent primary election, are speakers
scheduled to appear in Garrett
county. it was announced by Lewis
Hutson, chairman of the Demo-
cratic committee of Kitzmiller.
Ryan will address a rally on Fri
day, October "a, at the William
James hotel in Oakland. Storm
will be the speaker at rally in
Grantsville on October 20. County
candidates are set to tour the
county on Saturday, November l.
The Oakland group of the FEEDER
alton of Democratic Women's clubs
of Garrett county met Tuesday at
the hotel with Mrs. A. T. Matthews
presiding. Twenty-Five were pres
emit
1t was announced that Mrs B. l..
Gender would be corresponding
secretary of the women's group in
place of Mrs. Edward Grove. Per-
sons volunteered their services to
assist on or before election day.
Another meeting is set for Tues
day, October %.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
Republican Women To Meet

Republican women OF the county
are planning to meet next Monday
evening, October 20, at 8 o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. Lewis Jones,
Second street, Oakland, it was an
nounced by Mrs. Martha Glotfelty,
Accident, president of the Republi-
can Women's club.
Assisting Mrs. Jones as hostesses
will be Mrs. Earl S. Lee, Miss Floss
Shaffer and Mrs. Carrie Shaffer.
Invited to the meeting are ali
candidates, their wives, and mem
bers of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee.
Mrs. Osborne Beall. state presi-
dent, of Stevenson. will speak on
how the club can effectively help
the work of the Republican party.
A nominating committee will be
chosen to select a slate of officers
for the club, to be elected at the
meeting in November, scheduled
to be held at Friendsville.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
Forest Conference
Will Open Monday

Some 20 employees of the State
Department OF Forests and Parks
will attend five-day forest man
agement training conference start
ing Monday evening at New Ger
many.
Adna r. Bond, assistant forester
will be in charge. Gilbert Varnev
of the regional office of the u. s.
Forest Service, Upper Darby, Pa,
will discuss Development of Small
Watershed Programs" Glenn Alli-
son. also Upper Darby, will speak
on Insects and Disease"
The foresters will visit the Fer
now Experimental forest at Par
sons, w. Va, to inspect the water
shed and see evidences of noun
tain logging. A tour Of state and
private forest operations in this
county is also planned.
There will be instruction in
marking and evaluating saw logs
and small timbers. practice in law
ing out logging roads.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
Beef Cattlemen To
Meet October BIRD

The first meeting of the Garrett
County Beef Cattlemen's associa-
ton will be held Thursday, OctO-
Der %. at 500 p. m. at Northern
High School, according to Virgil
Jones, acting chairman. The pur-
pose of this meeting is to elect
officers, begin on a set of bylaws,
and sign up charter members. All
beef producers in Garrett County
are invited.
The purpose of the Association
is to promote and publicize beef
production in Garrett County. The
chief activity for the coming year
will be a baby beef show and sale
at the 1859 Garrett County Fair
Publicly from such a show and
sale will benefit all producers in
the county, Mr. Jones said
A special junior membership with
reduced dues has been designed
for all boys interested in feeding
a calf for snow at the fair.
An initial organizational meeting
was called by Virgil Jones, local
beef breeder, on October 10. At
this time a committee Ct local beef
producers met with c. r. Winters,
President; and B. f. Mcconnell,
Secretary of the Preston County
Beef Cattleman's Association. Ii
was decided at this meeting to
call another meeting of all beef
producers to elect officers and ac-
cept charter memberships. Virgil
Jones appointed by the group to
act as temporary chairman pending
the election at the October % meet
ing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
Names Committee For UN
Week In Community

Mayor Russell L. Smith, Oakland,
and Emile German, Mt. Lake Park,
were named committee members
for United Nations Week in the
Community. UN week is to be OBJ
served during the week of Octo-
Der 10 to 26.
The men said some posters would
be displayed during that week
but that no particular observance
was being planned. Willard L.
Hawkins, county superintendent of
schools, said some program would
be presented in each school of the
county sometime during the week
President Dwight D. Eisenhower
has issued a proclamation pro-
claiming United Nations Day, in
observance of the anniversary of
United Nations charter on October
"a, and caller upon the citizens to
observe that day in some special
manner which would demonstrate
their faith in the United Nations
and contribute to a better under
standing of its aims, problems and
accomplishments.
He declared the United Nations
provides an unique international
forum and constantly seeks to i'm
prove its machinery for collective
security and the peaceful settle
ment of disputes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
Strategies Used By
World Communists
Outlined In Talk

The various strategies in use by
the International Communist party
were clearly and concisely outlined
before a group of interested per-
sons Monday evening by Bayard
Keller, of Silver Spring.
Mr.. Keller, a former resident of
Grantsville, is present division
chief of the Department of De-
Tense, and he addressed an open
meeting sponsored by the Garrett
Branch, American Association Of
University Women, held in St.
Paul's Methodist church assembly
room.
Mr.. Keller explained the seven
major strategies that had been
used up to the present time but
pointed out that the ultimate goal
of the Communist party, that of
world domination, had never been
forgotten. He asserted that these
strategies changed only as condi-
tions seemed to make them neces-
sary but that they still had only
one purpose, that of world revolu-
ton. He reminded his listeners
that of a world of some 2,750,000,-
600, almost one billion, or l in 3
were under Communist domina-
ton.
He listed the strategles and their
dates: 1917 to 1921, as immediate
world revolution; 1921 to '27, con-
tinued agitation and propaganda;
1928 to SO, revolutionary eXtrem-
list policy, about the same as the
first, and blaming external capital
ism; 1934-'39, posing as a united
front, with cooperation with pro-
gressive forces; 1894, period of
World War II, declaring the war
an imperialistic war, with roots in
capitalism, until Russia was in
vaded by Germans; 1941-'48,
period of united war effort with
political alliance between western
democracies and semblance of CO.
operation; 1916 to present, national
revolutions, taking advantage OF
lack of unity at various points of
the globe. In this latter phase he
declared Russia was trying to get
the United States in the position
of being identified as being inter-
ested in keeping things as they are,
with no changes in the present sys-
tenn of governments of the various
peoples of the world.
Mr.. Keller felt that people must
stress the positive values of Demo-
cracy and make adjustments to
the Asian revolution now under
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