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CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY EAsLEY BLACKwooD

wanted his partner 10 name her
best suit.
II he had jumped the bid
ding In one of his four-card
major suits. Mrs. Keen might
well have believed he had q
five-carder and raised him with
only three cards In the suit.
II he had reached game in
hearts. II is very unlikely that
he would have won 10 tricks.
As II was. however, the strain
was of after he bid two dia-
monds. Mrs. Keen then knew
he had q good and versatile
hand and II was possible TO
sound out various suits and A.
nally arrive at the best spot.
four spades.
The play was not too difncult,
although II was necessary to
avoid q trap In connection with
the matter OF extracting the
defenders trumps.
A diamond was opened and
Mr.. Champion won with the
queen and led the king. Mrs.
Keen ruffed the second dia-
mond. Now she saw that II sic
picked UP the opposing trumps
at this point she would have
none left In her hand. Then,
when the enemy got in with
the king Of clubs. they could
cash o diamond trick.
To avoid this danger she led
the ace and another club. Mr..
Champion won the second club
with the king and returned the
ace Of diamonds.
Mrs. Keen ruffed this with
the ace Of trumps. then cashed
her king Of trumps and fol-
lowed with the nine to dummy's
queen. On the. jack Of trumps
she discarded her trey Of hearts
and the rest Of the hand was
then good.
distributed By MeNausht syndiestsJ
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DOCTORS. OFFICE

Available In medical building ct
populated surrounding neighbor.
hood. Space ideal for ear, eye and
throat specialist. osteopath. podi-
artist, orthodonist. L. r. KETTEL.
313 N. Qlebe rd., Arlington. Va,
ia. 2.6004.
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lRL., N: S10.0B0-crestWood ram
ssst:fnfiy dscoPStsd : s.Dedrm. ram,
bier on nicely handicapped lot;
bright iiv,. rm., fiFepl.. din. rm..
full bsmt. Approx. SIS, 900 cash.
$lo7 mo. tncIILE COOK. Re
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Duncan g. Nicholson, Inc,

BETHESDA. SIs.95O; assume ige,
CT loan-Located close in near
Bradley shopping center. HAND
some Colonial brk. with 3 fne bed
rms. open fireplace, screened pQrch.
once. KE. 7.isO0 taiter . can
co. S-e3S2).
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won't last. call 10. 6-2131.
ROLLING RIDQE-Finest 3-bedrm,
and hsmt.. all-brick rambler and
split-levels. In the city: some
with built-in garages and nm.
rec, rms, De luxe kit. with birch
S ShDns's ana nad OVEN efS p eWe1
and water. Over 20 sold priced
dn.. Fla hnSncing. Trades taken,
DIR: Out Central ave. Rte; 2l4
70 Addison I'd. Eight 1 biz 70
with MAX MILLER REAL Es-
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LEWISDALR-Mod., 3-bedrm. brick
Tm sr ds aliD An na yi saHa;
mr.. school: FILA approved, $1,000
On. sii55;SSdS0. HUGH 7. PECK
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AIS bedTms.. Lyon Pk. aFea; 2:
sSsa '3 & TsR i'Is S SSsss$ E
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COLESVILLE PIKE

II ACRES: Groom, 2-bath house
Long road frontage and outbuild-
ines. Several acres planted to nurs-
cry stock. Owners illness forces
sale. ROMER g. CO., Gaithersburs
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VI. RAINIRR-3-bed bungalow.
full bsmt., .lge. lot; conv. to every
thing; dashboard h.-w.h. Full price.
$3.50; jEst 5000 a. On, balance &c
oner; FINCHAM q Co. UN.
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CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE

$500 DOWN, payments IKE rent,
emily S10,050; cute 3-bedrm. ranch
rambler. extra-largO wooded yard.
can I'LL p.m1 EN-. 2-7SOO,
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;Is 0NLY=5ss On. buys this 9.
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LANEIAM-rTetty white. bungaloW
rma a extra sSSi iEe. bedrooms ii i fun Ssmt.
with ground-level entrance: big
wooded lot, 100xl60. Asking $l2.-
600. See and compare. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. 4
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tcoNTlNuepl

FREDERICK, MD.--store. 8 apis !,
handle. easy terms. TrouHie-iree
investment. Mr.. Bauer THOS J.
FISHER & CO., 03S 18th 81. NV.
DI. 7-6S30. JU. D-S7o2. Broker
cooperation.
REAL BUY, 4-FAMILY BRK.. only
10 yrs. old; income, $3.50 per
yr.; individual hot-water heat,
concrete back porches: tenants
pay all utilities. Call Mr.. Adams
with ROGER MOSS. no. 10000;
ewes. SIP. 3-3234.
7-uN1T APT. BLDG. IN WestoveF-
2 Turn. apis, fully occupied; cow.
located TO everything. Gross In
come $500. per vi; price $b0,-
800. For info. call SAMUEL
BARITZ. IA. 4-5252.
sTORES-ARLINGTON
$4,000 cash will net 1919 plus
amortization. Total yearly rental
81, 800. Along main road and sur
rounded BY better-type residential.
Owner pays taxes and insurance
only; CAN WEIssHERG BROS.
REALTY. IA. $4,000.
CLARENDON
Office Bldg. and Stores
This bldg. Is eonv. located in the
heart of Clarendon with several
natl. tenants. LIST time offered.
Sr6stantial cash REQ. For info.
SAMUEL BARITz. IA. 1882
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ARI.; $14,050-3-bedrm. bFk., iiv.
rn:. din liz az TI1.. kit., rec; m. fenced s
ERTIEs, REALTOR. IA. 6-1207.
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ASSUME $1,000 CT LOAN-Large
s steE u 5s%SlsT f S5sasusH & Enqs ny:
pine rec. rm.. maids rm.. and bath
IN bsmt. S22,950. MANNAS RLTY.'
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

vr WE NEED pn,I sEIME IN:
all types for our invest
ment clientele. Our clients
can nay cash or trade or
Tor any type Of income
producing property. Come
In or give US q cali and
We can make an advanta-
geous sale or trade for you,
SHANNON a LUCHs co.
124 14th st. NV. Ma. 1924
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4 Bedrooms

SSsSSc: DS SD LOT. s. sEIi 4. TIT VIZ
IfiTsplses, sep; din, rm;, LoE; De D:
9 BEDRMs. AND BATH ON LIST
T., HEp re AND AZ SI RoUqH HE'D.
way Way uNpS Sa't $50 eoe cSN
$4,000. S0-YEAR FHA
LOAN. HURRY!
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SILVER SPRING

WMz1RRL p Y TRcRT e.
svsS S slG;s i iH V s' Sn Win III
tlrepl.. sep. din. rm.. 3 twin-size
bedrms., 2 full baths, porch, full
bsmt., toilet: clean Is 9 pin. ~.
nancing to suit. WOODSIDE
REALTY CO., JU. e-o44O. open
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FAIRFAX - $500 On; 3-bedrm
rambler, about 5 years old: new
house cond.; full bsmt. with out.
side entr.; nice I'd: $12,750, TIN.
KLE PROPERTIES. REALToR. "a
6-l207.
FAIRFAX.ARDMORE - 3 bedrm,
semidet.: / "a baths; fenced yard
carport: storm windows. 1891
down, 500 mo. incl. taxes, OWN
ER. DI. 7-6500 or CIR. $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH - Brand-neW 81
bedrIn. brick rambler with carpoYt
full bsnt., bath; wooded lot; st
James Parish. Immed. poss. MAN,
MAS RLTY., JE. 2-3110.
FALLS CHURCH - OWNER, bar
gain. S-hr., Broyhill PIX, rambler
carport: no agents. JE. 4-6264
LORCOM LANE-Here is AIRING.
tons finest location and Q per
fectly. charming brick. 3-bedroom
boot and holler to the Pentagor
or D. @. Not Q trafic light. Terri.
nc ternIsl A lovely home for th0sl
who can appreciate .fine quality
A patio and carport. Call THI
DARBY CO.. 1919 Wilson blvd.
IA. 5.9303. Open o to 3.
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pOPEPT p IOup
CT !

$3.50 DowN-$S4 MONTH
ms i Rambler 81 n IS only sIs.5oo ' Three
twin-bed rooms, separate dinine
room. family size kitchen, plus q
screened-in porch. All this on a
huge. fenced lot in close-in Sill
yer Spring area. near elementary
school and recreation center. FL
nancing to suit.
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THINK

You've seen finished Easements
pine pansled and with fireplace,
but with HARDWOOD FLOORS.
Three large bedrooms, 3 full baths,
fully equipped kitchen, separate
14x14 dining room. screen en-
closed porch and an unusually
spacious living room also with fire..
only offers space, tree-studded lot,
outside barbecue, lifetime slate
root, but mt az an unbeatable location
James c. Conley & Co.
e525 GA. AVE. JU. 9-4134 TIL Q
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WEST HYATTsVILLE; for sale BY
OWNER, 20o7 oliver st;-semi-
detached brick, 3 yrs. old; 9 rooms
powder room. full cellar. porch.
wall-to-wan carpet; FLA approved.
Ii. 4-0070, 10 to 8. 1bs
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n. ARLINGT0N--3-bedrm. brick
P EsniS seSoc Ls D0is C SS aT.
place, picture window, full bsmt.
with buiit-in darkroom. Priced
under FLA appraisal: $1,000 down.
Buy from OWNER and save. ia.
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ROCKVILLE AREA
Low down payment; vacant.
move right in; 3-bedrm. rambler
on large level lot.
6IGLER 4 CO. (MDl 10. 1888
dnnHAYN
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HOUSES m HU0HEs = Perfectly

dUU sI1 81 H nyo "a s-o,In sLIeI iust
the right slope. stately shade
tees; sturdy 80! built III DI T Ss"t,
Farase. An ideal garden spot for
action sale. VI. R. HUGHES CO.,
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W. HYATTS., S12,950-3-bedrm.
Cape God. expand at sssic; Az lss- s SST;
S-S29i. w. W. LEWIS.
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Shannon & Luchs

CHEVY CHASE, .; G., Hawthorne
den and powder rm: on Isl tn A.;
size bedrms.. 2 baths on End d.; nm.
Ord a.; rec. rm. in bsmt., garage,
scr. rear porch. A very we'll
planned home in excel. cond.; bus
u blk. Priced in low sos. Can
Duncan & Nicholson, Inc.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BIG BRICK CAPE COD
THE PERRY ROSWEIL co
COLORTD
HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.

A .SS: sr Elt caIoS,., ":s S.ss%
ls-aere lot; highly convenient FOL
Pentagon and Army-Navy Club.
EsisS65 $S f SRAN r. y Me peaasss:trSRss
NC. ia. 7-SOi2.
ALEX, Seminary Clover area. On
Janney's lane-z1rick rambler; 3
bedrms. 2 baths. sep. din. Fui.,
s sv p sSs . ~ rms t iSsss size
lawn. Priced il low s0s: TsiA Il.
nancing available. 81 oWNER. re.
6-3O12,
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVY $50 acton sedan delivery;
very GOOD condition: priced S295.
AP. 1925.
FORD 1857 pickup, y ton. fully
equipped: 5000 miles. VIII. 2.
964S. Mon. Fri. after 5 pm.
GMC PANEL l949I surplus newS-
paper feet truck; 1915 or best
offer Call Mr.. FRED SELLER.
ST $4,000, ext 407. 10s
WILLYS as panel and Thames 80
panel; good condition; reasonable.
By OWNER. La. 9.1100.
CHEVROLET '53 l-ton panel, S496.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
IA. $4,000
CHEVROLET 1853 sedan deliVeries.
two to choose from, S496.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
IA. $4,000
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81 900 DOWN includes settlement
-Kpotty- pine rec, rm. and wall.
to-Wall carpeting are only z ofI
the extras in this attractive q
bedrm. bungalow. located near
Baltimore parkway. Priced e
only S11,500. cal ~ 2 Pm wa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11

HOUSES BY HUGHES IS rolling
acres; sprawling, 90-ft. all-hrick
rambler: custom built for present
owner; very best OF everything.
Extremely anxious 70 sell, Cal to-
S So a Ap ssi461 w. ~ ~
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A BEAUTIFUL 3-bedrm. rambIef
aa n; Ss RFis ss.s & sis aSs, On
sppcIntmsnt TO see. LURIA BROS.
SUNSET MANOR, BAILEYs x
RoADs-3-bedrm. BRICK s6o r1nsealscTc
s silP Stnd: S Siss : SaspGsS Sa sSs
loan. OWNER, u. 3-1202.
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BETHEsDA-New split level; liv.
rEn., din. rm.. de luxe kit, 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, rec. rm. and den
or bedrm. on lower level: level lot.
Conv. to schools and NH. Assume
good financing. A gocd buy ct S24,-
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$3.50 DOWN and S74.50 per mo.
viii buy this 6-room bungAlow
with full bsmt.; located in East
Hyattsville: expansible attic. dble;
lot. Full price only $3.50. cal
I'll 9 Pm. WA; 1920 1895. RODENT
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. ANPoN SSjHo| 1921 AZ area ,vs s ~:
seem. Jast sSl:SS.S,i; big sS,, PsdrI ms
with fireplace and adjoining patio;
huge clubrm.. storybook kitchen: 2
s sfsCO x esiasa s0s ssll CO. G Ss-ss5s5
Shannon & LuchS
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SKYLINE BRICK RAMBLER; 3 bed
rms. extra lge. liv: rm., work
saving G-E kit. with dishyasher
and disposal. full hsmt. with tiled
floor and auto. washer: near
schools. transp.. shopping and new
AXE rent, PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-7774.
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sOUTHLAWN-Best buy in q s.
Equip. kit. $3.50 dn. 10. 1882.
WEST HYATTsvIILE-$1,0 900 dr.,
nearly new 6-rm. brick home.
Bsmt., fenced yard. nice commu-
nifty. Assume large 4hes OF loan.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-6400.
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SUITLAND RD.-New brick RAM
din. r Il modern kitchen with
wood cabinets. full bsmt. Only
Realty Realty me- NC RE I;i "a. q 4.
q 1900 os,,s ewes; ,,l IL . I-s6lb. OFFICE
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NEW! NEW! NEW! Near Cheverly
bsmt. nearing completion; level lot.
Priced at Sl4,960 with only ST.
500 down. Also several other new
ramblers and 4Tbe stn cep pc Gas Son
Call til 8 pm. Wa; 7-Sg0O.
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ECONOMY-3-bedrm. rambler that
sparkles like new; delightful pastel
interior. attrac. din. area, step
saving kit. ceramic tiled bath;
fenced, level lot: $11,950; $1,000
down, payments less than rent.
FRINGE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
AP. 7-7774.
HOUSES By HUGHES-Attention,
NSA personnel, Woodside rambler
8 delightful bedrooms, beautifully
finished rec. rm., house only yrs,
old. Far better than new. All the
extras are in: S14.4b0, easy FHA
terms. w. r. HUGHES CO., AP
7-1400.
sOUTHLAWN-Assume large q
loan on 6-rm. rambler with porch
added. Easy terms.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. B-roon
brick rambler with unusually large
rms; all the extras; h-acre lot
TEMPLE HILLS-Four-bedr Dom
shingled Cape Cod; IKE new; Sl2 !
2ll3: ewes, RE. 5-S3b7.
CAMPBELL REALTY CO.
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Mr.. q. OF MD.-21S-story brick.
Fourteen rms, four baths. three
firepls.; ha-acre lot, choice loca-
ton. No brokers. WA. 7-1333.
EXECUTIVES DREAM HOUSE -
All-brick split-level with huge rec.
room for entertaining; maids
quarters, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, car
port; extras include air cond., car
pet, Grapes: large lot; good terms.
Price. $34,500. JAMES c. C0NLEY
q CO., AP. 1892: eyes,, eP. B.
CHOICE EVANSVILLE LOCATION
---2-bedrm. bungalow, sep. dining
rnf.. EQUIP. kit. dry bsnnt. = enci.
rage with workshop; only 81 800
down and low. low payts. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO.. UN. 4
1865, WA. 1866.
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E AN. 4 MsTH GoS S5SsR ssm
Arlington; convenient to schools,
buses and shopping. An individual
house, not in Q subdivision; air
conditioners: basement partially
finished: S21,05O with excellent
terms. THE DARBY CO., ia. B.
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HOUSES By HUGH5sE, lE,,iv TIE
refgrs., auto. washer and dryer.
Choice Chillum loo. A lot Of house.
g lot OF value. Full price only
$1s,50Q. w. r. HUGHES Co.
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o Sha,.PinE 4,, 81 OIHDsOfIF a.
VIII SOod 'i spseins II from nsisSbors.
Wide center hall with all spacious
rooms. iirst-iiocr powder room.
light, dry basement: garage; in the
upper 20s. To inspect call JAMES
4. SCHWAB, I'M. 2-5S00. Evenings
and sunday call OIL. 2-1409 or OIL.
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NEAR MD. UNIV.-3-belrm. brick
rambler; G-E kit. gaSs INV n,
sumo Az CT loan. payable SS1 80
per mo. Priced at oS155,590; Cal
q nAVIS a CO. INC.
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lRLINGTON HALL SPECIAL
v wss' Ss.as sEslg SSsafG room As sas
nicely equipped Kitchen with din
level lot with trees. Near schools.
bus and shopping. Excellent close.
cash down payment With monthly
payments less than rent. This e
q real buy. for the one who acts
quickly, ARLINGTON REALTY
CO. CO.. 200 200, Wilson blvd IA. q
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N. ARL.-3-bedrm. ramhIer.type
home; beaut. Anchor-fenced lot
a.. with fruit trees. many shrubs.
Close-in. Convenient. Only S0.050
with excel. mo. and dn. payments.
SILLS REAL ESTATE, ia. $4,000.
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lMVESTMEMT PROP Cor SALE INDUSTRIAL PROP. i0F SALE

SO ACRES INDUSTRIAL, south Of
Laurel: frontags on Us i; BSO
railroad siding facilities. owner
interested lease or sale IN whole
or n part: ROBINSON REAL Is
TATE, sl26 Georgia ave-, silver
Spring, JU. 7-7l17.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-18
DRUMMON mi

Veinticuatro horas despuss del Presidente
dar su mensaje especial sobre la reorganization
de la defensa, I'm ~periodico de Washington pu-
blic6 Ell siguiente titular: Eel Congreso Pone
Crespon'' sobre ell programa del senior Eisenho-
wer. Prensa Unida bruscamente manifesto que las
proposiciones del Presidente habian ''nacido muer-
tas".
Els la opinion cast unanime de los cores
ponsales congresionales que los planes de la
Casa Blanca para poner al Pentagono en- linea
con las necesidades de guerra de la era del espa-
clio no tienen mucha oportunidad de ser aprobados
sin ser combatidos furiosamente.
Esta podria ser una opinion premature, pero
Sc necesitara un liderato i~nsenioso para poder
probar 10 ~contrario. FL senior Eisenhower tendra
que reunir la fiera determination de su commando
en- la Segunda Guerra Mundial, ell entusiasmo
de la campaha presidential de 1882 y los recursos
que deberian surgir al haber perdido algunas
batallas bastante grandes con 81 Congreso.
Esta es la clase de pelea con que Ell Presi-
dente Sc enfrenta; con ESQ NADIA menos. Sera arte-
"a, ruda, fuerte. Sus opositores eongresionales co.
nocen todas las reglas del libro y no titubearan
en- usarlas. Y habra en- el Pentagono quienes
esten esperanto ell momento oportuno para tratar
de ayudar al Congress- a detener al Presidente
en- 10 que Sc propone.
Ahora mismo, ell consenso entire los redacto-
res y p%oliticos, es que 81 senior Eisenhower no
presentara una pelea 10 suficientemente agitada
y feroz como para tener la oportunidad de sanar,
porque 81 sencillaments no tiene los brios para
hacerlo.
Senalan que 81 siempre ha asumido la actitud
de no vayamos a pelear con 81 Congress-; que
81 ha creido que su papel es Ell de proponer,
y que sea ell Congreso Of que d~isponsa; que ha
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-18
ENVIo De p. AL!
Surqen Nueyos Horizontes Para Ia o. A.
ENVIO De p. A. U.

Una de las principles tareas que r~ealizan Ell
C~onsejo y la Secretaria General de Ia Organiza-
ci6n de los Estados Americanos-al celebrarse
este ano en- TODD el continente la Semana Pam
americana y Ell Dia de las Americas-es la elabora-
cion de nuevas actividades y programs, destina-
dos a plasmar en- realidad las recomendaciones
del Comite Interamericano de Representatives. de
los Presidentes.
Este Comite, que surgi6 a raiz de una SUI
gestion hecha en- Panama por ell Presidente Eisen-
hover durante la reunion de los Jefes de Estado
del continente que Sc efectu6 en- julio de 1855
para conmemorar ell Congreso anficti6nico con-
vocado por Bolivar en- 1926, elevo a los ~presiden-
ties, al terminar sus labores ell ano pasado en-
Washington, veintisiete recomendaciones encami-
nadas a convertir a Ia OEA en- un Instruments
mas eficaz de cooperation economical, financiera,
tecnica y social. Asimismo considero de suma
lmportancia la cooperation de las republicas ame-
ricanas en- materia nuclear y especificamente su-
GIRO ell establecimiento, dentro de la 6rbita de
la OEA, de una Comisi6n Interamericana de
Energia Nuclear.
Las principles recomendaciones del Comite
Presidential, que estan llamadas a tener una pro-
funda Influenza en- ell desarrollo future del siste-
ma interamericano va Sc encuentran en- proceso
de elaboration. Una de la mayor importancia, la
que Sc refiere a un programa de 500 becas anuales
como actlvidad regular de la OEA, comenzara a
funclonar, en- forma gradual, ell pr6ximo septiem-
bre. va Sc han asignado la cantidad de $3.50. 900
para los gastos de las primeras ITO becas que Sc
otorgaran en- ell curse de este ano.
Este nuevo programa de becas, cuyo fin es
facilitar estudios e investigaciones avanzadas a
individuos de aptitud dispuestos a ayudar, en- sus
especialidades, a los pases de donde procedsn,
es independence y aparte de las becas que en- la
actualidad ofrecen los gobiernos y la propia Orga-
nizacion por medic de otros programs. Sc orien-
tara ell programa hacia aquellos campos a los cua-
les asignen los estados miembros prioridades y
posiblemente Sc extienda a otros nuevos, como la
investigation tecnol6gica industrial y la energia
nuclear,
Re- lcto a otra recommendation de singular
importancia, la que trata del establecimiento de
una Comision Interamericana de Energia Nuclear,
ell Consejo designo, a fines del ano pasado, una
comision especial de siete miembros para redactar
sus e~statutos.
Por otra parte, la ~Secretaria General reali-
zara, a traves de los servicios de una organiza-
ci6n competence, un estudio de campo de ses
meses de duraci6n de julio a diciembre de
1861 fin de conocer las necesidades y capa-
cidades de Investigation y adiestramiento en- el
campo de la energia nuclear que pueda tener la
America Latina.
Asimismo ell Institute Interamericano de Glen
cias Agricolas de Turrialba, Costa RIGA, que es
Asptbheas americans p~restaran - apcyo = IN
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-18
JOHN T. SKELLY
General Describe Tdcicas RebeIdes en- Cuba

FL general Alberto del Rio Chaviano, dice que
los rebeldes cubanos hablan mas de 10 que hacen,
y que es dificil eliminarlos porque solo mandan
Nn punado de ellos a cada acci6n.
Pero Chaviano, comandante militar de la pro-
vincia de Oriente, foco de los rebeldeS, dijo que
en- un future cercano "tenemos ell p~roposito de
entrar a los cerros en- SUI persecution en- lugar de
eSperarlos que bajen al llano."
Ell Jefe militar Sc sorprendi6 cuando Ell CO.
rresponsal entr6 a SUI oficina del Quartet Moncada
y lie pidi6 una entrevista.
"jPor- que quiere entrevistarme"-pregunto
"Creia que los corresponsales n~orteamericanos
solo querian entrevistar al jefe rebelde Fidel Cas-
tro."
Ell corresponsal lie contest6 que los correspon-
sales estaban interesados en- conocer las dos parties
en- c~onflicto, y acepto tratar de c~ontestar todas las
preguntas en- la mejor forma possible y siempre
que no obstaculizaran Ia actual s~ituaci6n.
"Muy bien", dijo ell corresponsal. "Entonces,
hagame Ell favor de decirme, ipor que arresto a
los periodistas norteamericanos la semana pa
sada?" (Siete fueron detenidos y encarcelados en-
Santiago y %finaImente expulsados de la ciudad)
"Los puse en- la carcel para su propia protec-