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extent that most of Florida's pro-
duce crops, and much of her citrus
crops, have been ruined by several
severe freezes. The sustained
freezing weather in the southeast
ern part of the country, and in the
southwestern regions to some ex-
tent, has been unusual and abnor-
mally harsh.
If the expert who predicted a
forty-year trend toward colder
and colder Winters is correct, by
the 1905 we will be feeling the
trend even more severely. By then,
according to this prediction, we
will be experiencing weather which
comes nearer the bitter Winters of
the 1905 than any we have seen
in many years.
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FISHERMAN KILLED = While
fishing on a bridge near Hickory,
Va, Moody Ivy, % was killed when
struck by a truck driven by Noah
Mcpherson, Sc, farmer.
PAY HIKE - The Senate has
passed a bill calling for 1888 mil
lions increase in pay for the mill
tary.
KILLED IN A COLLISION with
car driven by his wife, who had
started to meet him, was Edward
j. Perry, al, New York lawyer
MILLION DOLLAR LOSS occur
red in a fire which swept the
Standard Oil plant at Newport
News. The plant is to be rebuilt.
HEADACHE = After suffering
from a headache for about three
weeks, a little Louisiana girl had
small bullet removed. She
thought she had been struck by a
rock from a passing car.
DECEMBER and MAY = Mrs.
Laura Wilson SO and Jim Bough,
20, had set Monday of this week
as the date of their wedding in
Bloomington, Ind.
RAISE FOR REGULARS--A bill
carrying pay raises totalling $577
million for career men of the
armed forces has been approved
by a Committee in Congress. Some
non-commissioned men would re-
ceive as much as $9,S64 a year
under this bill.
bad FILMS"-Germans have
protested to the United States
against the type of movies which
picture German soldiers as rob-
bers, rapists, murderers. Says they
put Germans in a false light, and
made for bad U. Sherman rela-
tions.
MANN DIES-Manly G. Mann, So.
Carteret county native, General
manager of the Farmers Coopera-
tive Exchange in N. C. killed him.
self in his home in Raleigh, des-
pondent over i'll health.
SEEKS INDUSTRY - Governor
Hodges with a party of some 60
North Carolinians in Chicago this
week, was seeking to interest new
capital in coming to North Caro-
lima to establish industries.
BURNED TO DEATH-Two small
negro children in Lee County
burned to death in their home
while their parents were out shop
ping for clothes for them.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
(Weimar Jones in
the Franklin Press)


When you don't know what else
to do, you can always appropriate
another billion dollars.
That psychology would appear
to have been back of President
Eisenhower's request, within hours
of the converting of Congress, for
the immediate appropriation of an
extra billion for missiles; and will
be back of Congress sure compl-
ance with the request.
1t appears that way for this
reason: The administration plans
to spend at most only one-tenth
of that billion prior to July /;
and that is the beginning Of new
fiscal year, to be provided for in
the new budget. In short, there
seems to be no immediate need
whatever for nine-tenths of what
is asked; one-tenth of a billion is
all that can be used, in that period.
Why, then, the big request? Well,
mere 100 million wouldn't have
sounded very impressive, when a
fearful public is demanding action.
The incident illustrates the
growing feeling, in and out of
Washington, that all that is neces-
sary to secure adequate national
defense is to spend more money.
Is it as simple as that? It takes
money, of course; lots of money.
But what is it that counts -- how
much we spend? or what we buy
with it?
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BLACK DRUM AND CROAKERS
TAKEN FROM MACS HID. PIER

A black drum Enormously re-
ported as a channel bass) was
taken from the Mays Head Fish
ing Pier on Saturday. It weighed
261s pounds and was brought
aboard the pier by NJ. o. Tillis of
Elizabeth. City who had relieved C.
M. Stutz, of his rod and reel for
few moments.
The big black drum was brought
in on light tackle, Is pound test
line loaded on a Langley spinning
reel.
In addition to the black drum
some good catches of croakers
have been made by pier anglers at
Mays Head in the Recreation Cen
ter area, at Jennettes and also at
the Kitty Hawk Fishing Pier.
A few kingfish, whiting or sea
mullet have also been landed.
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DEATH BY AIR-The sweeping
winds which prevailed in Kansas
Wednesday last week resulted in
the death of five paratroopers and
100 injuries during a mass drop.
WATER SHORTAGE - After
seven years of a short water
supply in the suburban Chicago
village of Westchester, the trouble
was discovered to be several large
valves which were only partially
open.
KILLED BY NEIGHBOR-In Will
son, a 23-months-old child was ac-
cidentally killed by neighbor as
he backed out of a driveway. The
child was playing in a mud-puddle,
and was unseen.
KILLS BANDIT-Mrs. Kathleen
Jones of High Point shot and killed
masked bandit, Tobey Smith who
attacked her husband and was
beating him up.
GREEN COP BALLOTS = The
Republican primary ballots this
year will be green instead of the
usual pinkish color, The COP says
the reddish-pink color smacks of
Communism.
$50 MILLION FOR TEACHERS
A proposed increase in taxes which
would total more than $50 millions
year is proposed for increased
pay for teachers in N. C. by Le-
Roy Martin, state educational lead
er and banker. Increase in sales
taxes is suggested as a method of
raising the money.
BOATING VICTIMS - Harriet
Smith, 90, of Washington was
drowned in the Potomac River
while in newly purchased small
motor boat with three others who
were missing Saturday. The body
of Miss Smith washed ashore.
FIVE CHILDREN PERISH-The
heroic effort of Mrs. Ora Wash
ington, 20, in st. Louis to save
her five small children who per-
ished in a fire resulted in critical
burns for the mother.
SCOTT NOT RICH-Many people
had thought the late Senator Kerr
Scott to be very rich man. Esti-
mates of his estate place it at
$66,850 which included his $500
acre farm at Haw River.
RACIAL SUIT-A suit for $500
damages against a Howard John
son restaurant in Alexandria, Va,
has been filed by a negro because
the restaurant refused to serve
him.
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EXTENDED THOSE WHO CONTRIBUTED
TO SUCCESS OF PIRATES JAMBoREE PROGRAM
Dare County has just finished playing host perhaps
the greatest number of people attend Pirates
Jamboree
There is reason why annual Pirate Celebration
cannot become of the outstanding the
East Coast; that is full cooperation and
plenty of hard work the part of every resident of Dare
County.
A celebration of this kind JUST DOES NOT HAP
PEN. 1t takes quite lot of time money and effort the
part of many people.
genuine thanks for job well done" goes out to
every person who had part in making annual cele
bIation this year tremendous
To those who felt the Jamboree did not warrant their
support only say, accept portion of the response
biities year and find out for yourself that JAM
BOREES JUST DO NOT HAPPEN.
Sincerely,
ALvAH H. WARD JR. Chairman
Fourth Annual Dare Coast Pirates Jamboree
Manteo, N. C.
Apri 30, 1858
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plugs and popping bugs.
In addition to largemouth bass,
Dream have also been taken, ac-
cording to White.
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THERE is NO SUBSTITUTE
FOR
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
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GREEN COP BALLOTS = The
Republican primary ballots this
year will be green instead of the
usual pinkish color, The COP says
the reddish-pink color smacks of
Communism.
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KILLS BANDIT-Mrs. Kathleen
Jones of High Point shot and killed
masked bandit, Tobey Smith who
attacked her husband and was
beating him up.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

sion during the same weekend
and will report on this ques-
tion in the next issue.
The CFU Executive Board
has approved our request for
a guest speaker from the
Home Office and we will be
honored by the presence Of
the Supreme Secretary, bro
Joseph Bella, on Aug. 81.
This will be = great op-
portunity for all to meet
bro. Bella and TO receive
valuable information and
pointers concerning tho
current membership cam
paign.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

ROCHESTER, Pa. - Sis
ter Mary Callista of the Sis
ters Adorers of the Most Pre-
cious Blood celebrated the
Silver Anniversary of her Re
ligious Profession on August
Is, 1858, at st. Joseph Con-
vent in Columbia, Pa.
Sister Callista has visited
with her family in Cleveland,
Ohio, and in Rochester, where
q family fete was held in
her honor to commemorate
the memorable event.
During the past rs years
in Gods service, Sister CAL
lista has taught school at
st. Mary's in Steelton, Pa,
Holy Trinity in East Chi
cago, Ind, st. Jerome in
Chicago, ILL.,, Sacred Heart
in Mckeesport, Pa, St. Ro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
Youngstown Lodge Is Program Slated
For New Strossmayer Croatian Center
Two Mayors, Zajednicar's Croat Editor
Listed As Speakers During Aug. 81 Fete

they also sing our familiar
folk tunes while attired in ma
tional costumes.
Speakers for the occasion
will include two city govern
ment officials and Lodge &C
members, Mayors Frank X.
Kryzan and Stanley Polanski,
and an official from the CFU
Home Office, Croatian Editor
Philip Vukelich.
The outing will be held re-
gardless of the weather, as
there is ample shelter on the
grounds.
We invite the members Of
all the CFU Lodges in the
Youngstown area, their fam
lilies, and friends to attend our
Forthcoming event on August
31st.
Frank Turkovich, Pres,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
John 0vcarich In
Sudbury Sept. 18th
Three Lodges To
CO-SpOnsOr Fiesta

SUDBURY, Ont. Our
two Sudbury CFU Lodges,
793 and 946, and Lodge 651
Of Levack Mine will jointly
sponsor a Banquet on Satur-
day, September 13, at the
Croatian National Home, PSI
Kathleen St., beginning at 6
pm.
Our guest speaker on
this occasion, representing
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on, will be bro. John Ovca-
rich, Secretary of the CFU
Sick Benefit Department.
The admission charged fol
the Banquet will be a nominal
$500 per person and dancing
to a popular orchestra vii.
follow the dinner.
Due to the fact that this
will be the last such event
held this year, we urge all ou1
members and friends Of thu
vicinity to attend.
COMMITTEES
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Batter Up!
Every Member
Get A Member
Supreme Secretary Slated To Delegates
Minnesota Federation Of Lodges In Annual Rally Aug 81

ST. PAUL, MINI. - The
Federation Of CFU Lodges in
Minnesota will stage it's An.
nual Meeting on Sunday, Aug.
ust 81, at the Croatian Home,
445-2nd Avenue So., So. St.
Paul.
The Conference will OFF,
cielly open at 11:OO am,
and 1t 12:OO noon the del
ega$es and guests will be
served = delicious luncheon
prepared by the members
Of st. Paul Lodges 742 and
SIG.
Following lunch, the meet.
ing viii again Be called to or
der at 100 PM, at which
time We will proceed with the
business Of the day and elect
Federation officers for the
coming year.
We ars also polling thu
Federation members regard
ing the possibility Of holding
4 CFU Training School ses'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
Ceebrant Visits n Cleveland And Rochester
Sister Caista Marks 25tF Anniversary In Gods Service

lumbia, Pa.
Sister Callista is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Frances C.. Kriza-
nick and the late Ignatius Kri-
zanick Of Johnstown. She is
the sister Of Mrs. Paul Bel
Ion, Mrs. Michael Sebecic and
the deceased Mrs. John Muza.
Her family are members of
CFU Lodge IS and she had al
so belonged before entering
the Convent.
A High Mass will be Of
fered at St. Cecilia's Church
in Rochester, Pa, in Thanks
giving for all the graces and
blessings that God has show.
cred upon Sister Callista.
Congratulations to our Sis
ter Callista in behalf Of hez
family and many friends and
pupils. May God Bless Her!
John r. Mikau, Sec'y
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
"St. George" CF'U Lodge Sc
will stage a gala Picnic and
Program on Sunday, August
81, at the new "Strossmayer''
Croatian Center.
Beginning at 1900 noon,
there will be plenty Of barbe-
cued lamb and the usual sol
id and liquid refreshments d
vailable all day long.
The popular Sloga Junior
Tamburitzans of Farrell,
Pa, will be the main attrac-
ton during the program
and will also play for dane
ing.
This group has won the
admiration of all our people
in the area during the pas'
few years of their existence
for in addition to playing
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CFU Membership Campaign
lGrand Prize Award of a 1860
"trip to Yugoslavia.
Bro. Pribanic is a men,
Der of East Pittsburgh "Hr-
vatska Villa" Lodge 141 and
serves as the Lodges
Sports Director.
Widely known throughout
Western Pennsylvania, bro.
Pribanic seldom - if ever -
fails to attend a major CFU
function in this part Of the
United States.
Together with others, he
has done much in recent
months to sell tenpin bowling
to his fellow Lodge 141 men,
bers and has succeeded to
the extent that "Hrvatska
Villa" is one Of the very few
duckpin strongholds which
now caters to the big stick
game.
Editorial Staff
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Beaver Area Croafs VIII Participate
In Church's Annual "0id World" Fete
SITS. Peter and Paul Church Group Has
Many Members Of Society In Its Midst

the festivities to keep young
and old on the move Seized
uled to regale the dancers are
the Starlighters. the finest
polka and kolo artists in Wes-
tern Pennsylvania.
Food out Of this world,
much of it home made, is be-
ing prepared by the good la
dies Of the Sooners Club. Nor
will anyone want for his or
her favorite drink.
All local and district CFU
members are most cordially
invited to attend this great
day in the outdoors.
Mrs. Barbara Brkich
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BEAVER, Pa. - The Soon
ers Club of the SITS. Peter and
Paul R.C. Church will pre-
sent their 3rd Annual "A
Day In The Old World" Out
ing and Program on Sunday,
Aug. "a, at Wise's Grove on
the outskirts of nearby New
Brighton.
A great majority Of the
members of this Church
Club are CrOats and all are
affiliated with the CrOatian
Fraternal Union of Amer
lea.
Continuous entertainment
will be provided throughout
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6aIy's Preradovlc h
Farewell To Outdoors

GARY, Ind. - The Gro
attain Glee Club "Preradovic"
will stage it's last picnic Of the
season Sunday, August "a, at
the Buncic Farm, East Of
Broadway.
The committee win have
everything prepared BY II
noon, 50 bring your family
and stay - long ~ you
wish. Later IN the after
noon there will also be nau-
sic for dancing.
For the convenience ol
those who do not have an
auto, q station wagon viii b
waiting at 45th and Broad
way to transport them 10 The
Picnic.
Committee
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Unionfown Mons Plan
Late August Fete At
St. Cecilia Grounds

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
CFU Nest 30 Mothers Club
will hold a Picnic on Sunday;
August 81, at the st. Cecelia
Picnic Grounds, Lemont Fur
mace, Pa, north Of Union
town.
The outing will get under
way at noon and continue
until ??
Music will be furnished
by the popular Selo Tam
buritza Orchestra, under
the direction of Pete Bacan
Of Versailles, for the plea
sure of those who wish to
dance or just plain listen.
Hot barbecued lamb, hot
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Verona ITO Members
Await Home Meetinq

VERONA, Pa. - Members
of "Conquerors" CFU Lodge
ITO are requested to attend
the Semi-Annual Meeting of
the Narodni Dom which will
be held Sunday, August "a, at
200 pm.
The days order Of business
will be reports of officers and
any future plans Of the Dom.
Joseph Stefancic, Sec'y.
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Sunday "Croat Day" In Jof,nsto,vn
Lodge 5Menbers
Expect Big Crowd
At Croat Day Fete
Sup. President
Will Represent
CFU At Fiesta

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - Su-
preme President, bro. v. I.
Mandich, of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will be the
principal speaker at Johns
towns Annual Croatian Day
Celebration, which will be
held Sunday, August "a, at
Billow's Park in Morellville.
Preceding t h e Sc annual
festivities will be a High Mass
to be celebrated in the St. Ro-
chus Church by Rev. John
Sostarich for the living and
departed members of Lodge
Is.
The affair, which is be-
ing sponsored by "St. Ro-
chus" CFU Lodge 5 is ex-
pected to attract one of the
largest groups of Croatians
ever to gather in this vici-
nifty.
Prominent county, state
and city officials have been in
vited to attend and a fine pro-
gram of entertainment has
been arranged.
Dancing to the music of 2
popular orchestras will take
place during both afternoon
and evening.
Races and contests will be
staged for the kiddies, with
prizes to be awarded to all
the contestants.
John A. Sobditch and
John Fabina have been Sc
lected as co-chairmen for
the event and others aiding
on the committee are the
officers and members of
Lodge 5.
A special invitation is ex-
tended to the members and
friends Of all the neighboring
lodges in this vicinity to at
tend this gala annual affair.
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These artists are under the
direction of Bernard M. Lu-
ketich, Cokeburg, Secretary
of the Society's United A.
County Lodges Committee,
President of Lodge 354, and a
Delegate to the CFU's 9th Ma
tional Quadrennial Conven-
ton of 1855.
Next to appear before
the audience will be Ed
ward b. Servov, Esq, the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
General Counsel, who will
deliver an address of con-
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Germ to every member of
the Society.
Dancing by the Cokeburg
Junior Kolo Group is sched-
uled to cap the first half of
the program.
Fighting Congressman
The second half Of the pro-
gram will get under way with
an address by Philip Vuke-
Itch, Croatian Section Editor
UNITED States p. 81
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dogs, hamburgers and liquid
refreshments will be availa-
BILE In unlimited amounts and
the mothers will see that
there are plenty Of fine home
baked cup cakes, nut and pop
py seed rolls, and strudel for
sale.
Catherine M. Francis, Pres.
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prepared on the premises -'
with the first serving avail
able at IL noon.
The program is to start at
5 pm. sharp and take place
at the Center's spacious new
stage.
The "Javor" Singing So
ciety of North Side Pitts
burgh, one of Americas
oldest such choral organi-
zations, will open the pro-
ceedings with the National
Anthems.
Western Pennsylvania Uni
ted Lodges Committee Chair
man Joseph Rukavina viii
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~
Turn to page 8 for Editorial
"Non-Partisan"; page 8 for 4tt
Annual "Croatian Center Day
Program.
follow with greetings and best
wishes and then turn the pro-
gram over to the days Mas
ter of Ceremonies, Milan Vra-
nes, 3rd Supreme Vice Presi-
dent of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union of America.
Cokeburg Kolo Groups
Dancing by the Cokeburg,
Pa, Lodge 354 Senior Kolo
Group will be the first order
of business on the entertain
ment agenda.
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Quip Junior Tammies
Prep For Fall Concert

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - The
Jadran Junior Tamburitzans
will stage their first Concert
on October II, 1858, at the
Aliquippa High School.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
Sec'y. OF State
To Help Dedicate
New Detroit Home
James Hare Will
Salute CrOatS On
Sunday, August 81

DETROIT - The Labor
Day weekend of 1858 will see
the historic dedication of De-
troit's magnificent new 80
ra" Lodge 351 Croatian Natl
Home, 1875 E. McNichols.
Plans call for the three
day celebration to start
Saturday, Aug. 80, pick up
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
Conc. Robert }. Corbett
Principal Speaker Sunday
Joseph Pribanic Has
Heart Set On Winninq
Sojourn In yugosIavia

PITTSBURGH Joseph
Pribanic, Turtle Creek, Pa,
notified the Home Office last
week that he is vying for the
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speed on Sunday, Aug. 81.
and hit the heights on La
Dor Day itself, Monday,
Sept. 1.
The Grand Opening and
Blessing Of the new Home u
(DetFoit's New - p. 81
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Javor Singers, Cokeburg ko|o Clubs
Cast In Starring Entertainment Roles
Crowning of "Miss Croatian Center To
Be Climaxed BY Award of 1858 Plymouth
BY Stephen F. Brkich, English Editor, zajednicar

PITTSBURGH - program of the first magnitude
will hghght the staging Sunday, Aug a. of the Western
Pennsylvania United Lodges 4th Annual Croatan Center
Day" the Center Grounds, Babcock Blvd. Millvae.
daylong celebration the fete is to start Immediately
after and continue until the late evening
hours I'm keeping with tradition barbecued lamb will be
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Coming Events

Detroit Lodge 351
New Home Opening
Labor Day Weekend
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UNITED States : p. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-11
K {. THALER
Ell KremEn PIanea IMtar a De Gau|e a Noscd
K. c. THALER

Los ~diplomaticos occidentales informan que
hay fuertes indicios de que Ell jefe sovietico
Nikita Kruschev Sc propone invitar al General
Charles de Gaulle q Moscu.
Sc cree que ell Kremlin Sc prepare a pedir a
Francia que reafirme nuevamente, en- ferina pd-
blica, Ell pacto de amistad que firmo De- Gaulle
en- diciembre de 1914.
En- aquella OCCASION De Gaulle fue a sMoscu
a invitacion de Jose Stain. Ell resultado del via
je fue I'm pacto de alianza y amistad entire Ru'
STA y Francia libre.
Segun los informes dipIomaticos, Ell Krem-
lin parecia ansioso de adelantarse a los dirigen-
ties occidentales que Sc aprestan a conferenciar
personalmente con ell general.
La e~strategia de Moscu durante las dltinas
dos semanas sugiere que los Iideres ~sovieticos de-
Entertainments Sc han mantenido a la expectativa
frente a los acontecimientos politicos franceses.
Hace una semana Ell Kremlin d6 I'm paso
exceptional: Anunci6 formalmente que Sc apar.
taria de toda critica al General De Gaulle.
Luego desminti6 I'm comentario atribuido al
Presidente sovietico Klementi Voroshilov en- Ell
sentido de que De Gaulle podria hacer mas
dano que bien a Francia.
Ell anuncio del Kremlin fue interpretado CO.
mo I'm claro indicio de que MoscG habia resuelto
mantenerse a la expectativa, alentado por la es-