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Of civil rights and immigra-
tioii.''
Awards also went to the win
ners Of the annual essay con-
test conducted in the Ameri-
canization School. Students
from 80 different countries
wrote on "Why I want to be an
American Citizen" and other
subjects.
First prize went to Shew Jee
e. Lee Of China, second prize to
Albert Yancso Of Hungary and
third to Casimir Mentzel Of Po-
land.
Sees Continuing Struggle
In his speech. Mr.. Heating
said:
Just this week. in the House
of Representatives, we witness
sed activities which emphasize
anew that adequate protection
Of civil rights is a continuing
struggle.
1--WE had q very close call in
the appropriation for the Civil
Rights Commission, which was
established under the law
passed by Congress last year.
"The attempt was made in
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commissions work. would have
been cut OF completely.
"The day was saved by hold
ing OF q vote until the COM
mission Is given full and fair
opportunity to present the case
for the appropriations it needs. "
Threat To Rights
Nevertheless, he said, at
seems probable we shall have
to take special action with re-
gard to the life-span Of the
commission" He said the group
was established to make q two
year study Of civil rights prob
lens.
"Ciyil rights in some sectors
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Man Convicted
Of Robbing 5

A 22-year-old man was con-
Victed yesterday Of five robbery
counts for his part in robbing
q man and wife in the Wood
ner Apartments, in the 5000
block Of Sixteenth street NV,
and Of robbing three others IN
the basement Of a house in the
1900 block of Nineteenth street
NV. last year.
He is Charles D. Frederick
son, formerly Of the 1900 block
Of Fourteenth avenue, Langley
Park, Md. A jury in the y. S.
District Court for the District
OF Columbia deliberated for
about an hour in reaching its
verdict. Judge Edward M. Cur
ran referred the case to the
probation officer for investiga-
ton pending sentence, for
which no date was set.
companions MdSkcu
Frederickson was identified
at the trial as the unmasked
man, who was accompanied by
@ masked man when they
robbed James Lubin, a former
gambler, and the latter's wife,
Mrs. Mamie Lubin, Of jewelry
in the Woodner on January 10,
1857. He also was identified as
the unmaSked man. accom-
panied by two masked men,
who robbed Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Jensen and a guest, VIII
bert r. Randolph, of a total OF
$325 in the Nineteenth street
home on February 6, 1857. None
Of the masked men has been
apprehended.
The indictment had charged
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Mothers to Be Guests
AT Dunburton COLLEGE,

Mothers Of Dunbarton Col
lege have an active week end
ahead Of them when they be-
come guests Of their daughters.
Highlights Of entertainment
will include the annual college
musicale tomorrow and Sun
day nights, q faculty reception
on Saturday and q freshman
CLASSES p o ms ored dance and
bridge party on Saturday night.
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Keotine Cites Close Call
On Rights, Gets Award

Representative Keang Republican Of New York. said last
night the Civil Rights Commission had "a close call" this
week when an attempt made to cut of its funds.
His remarks while accepting the 1858 Americansm
Award presented by Argo Lodge Of Bna Birth here It
Faatina's leadership
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the committee to cut on those
funds. If the House had sat
idly by and done nothing, the
Presidents emergency funds.
now being used to finance the
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
PAD. ADAPo Las kMEprNt sABADo2 7 DE sEPTIEMBRE DE 1888 !

Abogados de La Habana elevo
su protesta al Ministro de Jus.
ticia, DR.. Bernardo Carames. Els.
tie aseguro que ell letrado seria
excarcelado y asi fue en- efec-
to. Fue devuelto a sus familia,
res en- tai estado que falleci6
a los dos dias a consequence
de las torturas.
En- ell mencionado mes, al
presentarse numerosos recursos
de habeas corpus en- favor de
otros detenidos, los agentes de
la policia represiva dieron
muerte a varios de los reclama.
dos y arroiaron sus cadaveres
en- los jardines del propio Pa,
lacio de Justicia. PreSentaron
los cuerpoS; pero examines.
"Articulo XXVI:-Se presume
que TODD acusado es inocente.
hasta que Sc pruebe que es cul-
pable''.
Suman cientos los cubanos
ajusticiadoS por la fuerza pu-
blica, sin previo juicio, al ser
acusados por esta de realizar
actividades subverSivas. La pc
ma de muerte sigue proscripta
en- la letra de la Constitution y
de la Ley.
"Articulo XVII;-Derecho de
asilo'.
Por primera vez en- la histo-
ria de nuestro Continente, des-
de que en- el rige ell derecho
de asilo, la violacion incalifica-
BILE de este derecho fue realiza-
ola por la policia de La Haba-
ma, con su Jefe al frente, al
asaltar la Embajada de Haiti y
asesinar a los diez cubanos ALI
oficialmente asilados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
Ell EJERCICIO DE LOS
DERECHOS ES FACULTAD;
NO INTERVENTION

Ell pueblo cubano, representa-
do por ell Frente Civico Revolu-
cionario, Sc cree sujeto de de-
rechos y deberes aceptados Ii
bremente dentro del siStema ju.
ridico interamericano; por clio,
ejercita los que lie conceden la
Carta de Organization de los
Estados Americanos, concebida
y realizada a nombre de los pue.
bios, y los dimanadoS de las De-
claraciones y ResolucioneS trans
criptas, en- vigor y reclama ell
eumplimiento exacto de las obli-
gaciones asumidas por los de-
mas Estados de America en- los
referidos instrumentos.
Nuestro pueblo esta privado
de legitima representation en-
los organismos internacionaleS;
pero clio no impide que solicit
de los gobiernos demo-
craticos de nuestra America.
unidos por textos juridicos que
a todos nos alcanzan y por los
| azos p%erdurables decretados
por la historic y ell destino CO.
munes, que tengan a bien de-
.nunciar y condenar Jas viola
del regimen interameri-
cano y de los derechos huma-
nos imputadas a la dictadura
imperante en- Cuba, exigienoole
ell mas estrictO cumplimiento
de las obligaciones contraidas
libremente en- los Tratados y
.cuerdos a que Sc ha hecho
referencia, como unico medic
para mantenerse en- ell seno de
la Organization de Estados Anne
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
INICIAN
Wiene de la Primera)

Segun Winchell, una serie de
beneficiarios del turismo estan
abandonando la Isla en- grandes
grupoS y anade que 81 la tempo
rada turistica anterior no fue
buena. Ia que Sc avecina tiene
pocas esperanzas de ser mejor.
INVESTIGAN LA MUERTE
DE UN SARGENTO
LA HABANA-El Juez de
Instruction de Marianao, doctor
Alberto Garcia Navarro, dispu-
so que por los forenses del Ne
crocomio sea autopsiado hoy
Justo Izquierdo Estrada, quien
fuefa sargento de tercera del
cUerpo de infanteria del Ejer-
otto en- la Ciudad Militar, y
que fallecio, Il parecer victima
de una congestion cerebral, en-
ell oomicilio del Segundo tenien-
tie retirado de csc institute arma
do Anselmo Acosta Diaz, situa-
do en- 76 numero 1921. en- dicho
tefmlno.
TRATAN DE LA PESCA
LOS ROTARIOS
A tratar sobre las posibilida.
deS de la pesca como futura Sc
gunda industrial nacional fue de-
dicada la Sesion-almuerzo de
aver del Club Rotario de La
Habana, en- la cual hizo uso de
la 2alabra ell senior Manuel So
to Fraga, p%residente del Insti-
turo Nacional de la Pesca.
HONRARA Ell SENADO
A EDDY ROOSEVELT
Ell Senado ha sido convocado
a session ordinaria para las 4 de
la tarde del proximo lunes, dfa
20, segun informo aver SUI pre-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27

ricanos, cuya Carta Constitute
va Sc ha comprometido a cum
plir.
Precedente valioso de este
modo de actuar que estamos pi-
diendo respetuosamente, ha de
ser la condemnation de los cri-
menes cometidos por ell gobier-
no comunista de Hungria contra
ell pueblo hungaro. Ninguna de
las naciones que a%doptaron Ell
justo y valiente Acuerdo fue
acusada de intervene en- los
asuntos domesticos de aquel
pals y ninguna nacion america
ma vacilo al emitir su vote con-
denatorio. Y tampoco tenia ell
pueblo de Hungria representa-
ci6n en- ell seno de las Naciones
Unidas.
Esa es la conducta que recla-
mamos ahora respecto de Cuba;
porque de callar ante las repre-.
stones sangrientas de la dictadu-
ra en- nuestro pals, America
contraeria tremenda response
bilidad historical; y SUI vigoroso
credito moral Sc veria honda.
mente quebrantado 81 ante cri.
menes analogos, ante identicas
violaciones de los mismos de-
rechos, los Estados de nuestro
Hemisferio adoptaran posturaS
distintas segun la ubicacion po-
Utica de los gobiernos transgre-
sores de la suprema ley inter
nacional.
Washington,
Septiembre "a de 1858.
DR.. Manuel A.. de VarOna l..
Presidente de la Comision de
Relaciones Publicas del Frente
Civico Revolucionario de Cuba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27

tituciones UNDERSTANDS, reli-
giOsas, etc., los crimenes mons
truosos de la dictadura Guiana.
y aunque no es possible subesti-
mar la noble calidad de esa pro-
tesla y Ell valor insuperable de
tamana y emocionante solidari-
dad, convene reconocer los IL
mites de sus inmediatos result
tados, pues, hasta ahora. no han
afectado las relaciones interna-
cionaleS o~ficiales entire esos pue.
bios y ell regimen de La Ha-
bana; nj alcanzan, en- el orden
practice, las proyecciones ur-
gentes que Ell respeto a los ira
tados exige.
La tragedia Guiana es TRACE
dia de America, porque la falta
de libertad en- uno de nuestros
palSeS eS una amenaZa clerta a
la libertad de todos los PASSES.
Los dictadores estan unidos por
SecretoS pactos de alianza Y
apoyo mutuo. Los regimenes de-
mocraticos, para no desaparecer,
deben tambien unirse estrecha.
mente en- beneficio propio. De
esta manera, no habra eStimu-
los para los que, dia a dia, en-
cada una de nuestras naciones.
aspiran a alcanzar ell Poder por
la facil via de los golpes mill
tares.
Els precise va, desde ahora
mismo, que los pueblos libres
asuman la actitud que tutelada
por ell sistema continental de
derecho VICENTE, coopere a rec
tificar una situacion que, en- to-
dos los ordenes, es I'm grave pc
ligro y ademas, ofende y here
a toda nuestra America.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
SINTESIS
Viene de La Primera)

ties del Departamento de Esta-
do norteamericano descubrieron
que Ell eXmiembro de la JunES
Asesora de Impuestos reside
ahora en- la capital mexicana. o
FL Embajador dice que ell De-
partamento de EStado ha reite-
RADIO SUI pedido de extradici6n'
de Bonelli, y que las autorida-
DIES mexicanaS prometieron es-
tudiar la question.
Bonelli fue instruido de car
COS por un jurado investigator
en- 1855 por sospechas de haber
Violado Ell Codigo Electoral der
Estado mediante ell pedido de
regalias por la concession de liz
cenciaS.
Bonelli Sc encontraba en- Ari9
zana cuando Sc lie instruy6 de-
'cargoS y hugo a Mexico mien-.
tras Sc gestionaba su extradh
cion a San Diego. eseosr
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
sidente, ell DR.. Anselmo Allie,

sidente, Ell DR.. Anselmo Allie
gro Mia. =
AL propio tempo do a con0.
Ger que ell lunes, Is de octrbre
el Senado ce' ebrara session ex-
traordinaria y solemne, a las 9
de la noche, en- homemade de-
recordacion al coronel Teodoro-
Roosevelt, ex presidente de los
EstadoS Unidos, con motive aes
commemorate ell primer ce6te.
mario de SUI nacimiento
FL panegirico del coronel
Roosevelt estsra a cargo de la .
senadora por la provincial de,
Matanzas. senorita lisa Caraba-
Ito Molina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
~COMPROBACION DE ESTAS
~VIOLACIONES:

Las Cancillerias de los 60
biernos democraticos de Anne
RIGA. gracias al cello y la dill
gencia de sus misiones diploma.
ticas en- La Habana, conocen
la terrible veracidad de cuanto
en- este memorandum Sc AFR
ma. Estas misiones diplomat.
cas-, respectO a las cuales ha
contraido la causa de la liber-
tad de Cuba insaldable deuda
por su a menudo heroico AGA.
tamiento a la Convention de
Asilo de 1928, componen la lista
eminente de intachables testi.
COS de cargo, al imputarse a la
dictadura la comision de infini-
dad de a~sesinatos, muchos de
ellos .llevados a cabo en- la
via publica y a La luz del dia,
en- las ciudades y poblacioneS
y campos de Cuba: ell sistema
de torturas, persecuciones Y ve-
jamenes aplicado a hombres y
mujeres acusados de formsr fl
las en- la revolution; la repre-
sion salvaje contra los que lu-
chan, las armas en- la mano; ell
asesinato de los prisioneros de
guerra; las detenciones en- ma
sa; los encarcelamientos innu-
merables y las desapariciones
de detenidos y presses.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
Ell Case DE CUBA
ANTE

Los pueblos libres de Ameri-
ca han condenado en- acuerdos
de los respectivos P~arlamentos,
de la Sociedad Interamericana
de Prensa, de respetables ms
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27

(Viene de la Primera)

Poy otra parte, cada Estado
giene obligado a respetar en- su
propio territorio los derechos
humanos. Ell compromise formal
y solemne de csc respeto a la
dignidad humana es justamente
10 que determine la admission
de cada Estado en- las organiza,
clones internacionales creadas
despues de la Segunda Guerra.
Mundial.
Los derechos y deberes alu-
didos estan sustantivamente con.
sagrados en- la Carta Constitu-
tiva de la Organization de Es-
tadoS Americanos y ell ejercicio
de las acciones encaminadas a
hacerloS Electives es facultad
implicita de Sus signatarios; 10
que no podra confundirse en-
ningun case con ell ingerencis-
mo o intervention en- los asun-
tos domesticos del Estado que
los incumpla. De Otra suerte,
las obligaciones derivadas de
las convenciones internacionales
lerian totalmente inoperantes.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-23
House Subcommittee Approves Subsidies For Mineral Producers

WASHINGTON, LR LII A House Interior Subcommittee Tuesday approved subsidies for minerals producers. |
 It approved portions of a Sen ate passed bill, made some changes, and added incentive payments for certain minerals. The measure is expected to be taken up by the full House In- terior Committee in a few days.
 The Senate bill provides sup ports for lead, zinc, tungsten, and acid grade flourspar as well as a purchase program for copper.
 The House subcommittee ap- proved the proposed stabilization prices and copper stockpile plan, however, it rejected a proposal by which the Secretary of the Interior could borrow $50 million dollars from the treasury to if nance the Swear price support program. Annual appropriations would be required by the House bill.
 The House subcommittee added to the Senate bill a section to provide incentive payments for chromite, beryl, and columbium- tantalun. This proposal was recommended by the Eisenhower administration and offered by Rep. A. L. Millern R-Neb).
 Under the support plan the government would pay domestic producers the difference between market prices and stabilization prices set for lead, zinc, tung- sten and flourSpar.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-23
Cost of Living Index
 Rose to New High in June

WASHINGTON, R',- The gov- ernment today reported 7 living costs rose in June by less than one-tenth of one per cent to an- other record. But the tiny ins crease held promise of a de- cline later in the summer or early fall. % ;.
 The Labor Departments Bu- reau of Labor Statistics said it's index rose to 123.7 per cent of the 1947-49 average. This means it costs about 24 cents more to buy what could be purchased for a dollar decade ago.
 It was the 20th time the of- ficial index has risen to new records in the past g months. There has been no decline since August, 1856.
 Evan Clague, Labor Statistics commissioner, said all signs pointed to a modest living cost decline in the next few months, particularly as food items become more plentiful.
 Food prices normally decline in the summertime, when local vegetable crops come in and temporarily cheapen costs for housewives. But other costs have been mounting steadily, despite the recession.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-23
Showers Reduce To Whitehorse

WHITEHORSE, Y.T., R - Skies over this Yukon capitol Tuesday were clear of smoke, fly ing ashes and clouds for the first time in a week. f 8A
 The return of sunny weather after a weekend of showers and light winds brought d greatly reduced threat from the forest fire that led to last weeks state of emergency and evacuation plans.
 Today, the fire was reported checked, though still burning in spots despite a half-inch of rain. Its closest point from Whitehorse was six miles. A firebreak now separates the town from the fires four mile front.
 Spread of at least 20 other fires burning in the territory also was checked by the three-day rain, which was heaviest in regions north of Whitehorse. Mayor re- ported nearly a third of an inch Monday.
 Tuesdays sunshine was to be followed by more showers fore casts said.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-23
Matter of Pronunciation

BAYREUTH, Germany, R - "Cancelling festival ticket because of street fighting reports"
 That was the gist of a cable sent by a Texan music fan to the management of the Wagner Opera Festival here.
 Startled festival officials pug zled over the text and finally drafted a reply. Bayreuth, they said, should not be confused with Beirut-alrnost 2,O0O miles away although some Americans tend to pronounce both towns the same way. Bayreuth is Bye-royt. Beirut is Bay-root.
 The Texan cabled back from Paris that he would attend under the circumstances. His name was not disclosed.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-23
REED FILES FOR SEAT IN STATE SENATE

Another candidate has filed for a state Senate seat from the central Alaska district, this time for the one seat from voting dis tricts 19 and 20.
 Irving Mex. Reed, former territorial highway engineer, re- gently filed for the seat on the Republican ticket. Reed came to the Aleutian Islands in May 1900 and to Nome in the same year, at tending school there and then graduating from the University of California with degree in min- ing engineering.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-23
Novice Distillers Were Just Experimenting

OLYMPHIA, Wash, R -Hov- ering over a bubbling still fired by a hot plate, two novice dis tillers were caught in the act by police here Monday.
 But they quickly convinced of ficers of not having plans for going, into the bootleg business. Juvenile officer Roy Snyder said the cu1prits were 12 and Is years old and told him they were "just experimenting"
 Convinced they were telling the truth, Snyder said the boys could benefit by their studies. ''The still showed signs of expert workmanship"
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-23
Retired Honolulu Realtor Visits New 18th State

James Taruya, retired real estate man from Honolulu is visit ing here and enjoying the 49th state he has heard so much about.
 MT. ATaruya narveled cat the speed travel having left Honolulu at eleven o'clock am. withsPan American Airways and arrived in Fairbanks at four o'clock the fol- lowing morning. He has been in Anchorage, where he spent sever al days, and from Nome will go to Kotzebue before returning to the states.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-23
AlcOa's Net Income Drops 5O9o For
 First Half of 1858

PITTSBURGH, R - Alumi- mum Co. of America, the nations top producer of aluminium, Tues day reported net income of $19,471,908 in the first half of 1858 compared with $38,O38,979 in the similar period of 1857.
 Earnings per share of common stock amounted to 88 cents for the first six months this year. This compares with $1.79 for the first half last year.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-23
Doris Barnes Candidate For State Senate

Wrangell, R Doris M. Barnes, the first woman elected to the Territorial Senate, announced she would be a candidate for the first Alaska State Senate. N
 Mrs. Barnesg a, 4 Republican, will seeks nomina ton irr the Aug. 26 primary as a Republican can didate from the Wrangell Peters burg Sitka district.
 She served in the Territorial House from the First Division in 1949 and 1851 and in the Sen- ate in 1853 and 1855. She won nomination as COP candidate for the 1859 Territorial House in last April's primary election.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-23
Originator of Movie A~t 4ss 1s ss TraveIOU1Ia Dies

AIdVCIOSuC OlCS
 HOLLYWOOD, R - Burton Holmes, the man who originated the movie travelcgue, died Tues day. g
 Holmes. whose organization in- vented the word Ftrave1ogue, spent more than half of his 88 years in travel and once was referred to by Lowell Thomas as "the most sophisticated traveller of them all." Death came at his Hollywood home. once the residence of movie idol Francis x. Busfman. He had been in i'll health for months. ---------------------
 Holmes, a native of Chicago, got the travel, bug in 1886, when his grandmother took. him on trip to Europe. He returned with her to the continent four years later and this time he took a box camera with him a k
 On his return to Chicago, Inc showed lantern slides from his travel negatives to the old Chi cago Camera Club. He wrote a script and read it as the pictures were being shown ito take the edge off the silence"
 The club decided to hire a hall and present Holmes in his first travel lecture. H wS S Two years later Holmes per
 suaded his family to financeS a
 five-month-- trip .to-Europe and
 his career was in full swing
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-23
TUESDAY BALL SCORES
 National Leauue

Milwaukee 2, St. Louis 1
 American League New Pork 13, Detroit 3 Chicago 4, Baltimore 2 Kansas City 4, Boston 3 Washington 4-3, Cleveland 2-5
 Pacific Coast League Portland 11-3, Sacramento 0-13 Vancouver 2, Seattle 1 Phoenix 10, San Diego Spokane 2, Salt Lake City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
ON THE AGENDA

munity, Inc. Chevy Chase
3 pm, center; meeting,
AltruSa Club-6:l5 pm,
Brookings Institution, 4ist
anniversary dinner meeting.
University Womens Club,
Inc pm. Mrs, Kane's stu
do, Sketching group.
WOman's Club Of Lyon VII
llage-Community House, 3lst
anniversary party.
Mother Mary Rose Guild
$3.50 pm, Academy Of the
Holy Names, Silver Spring.
Annual spring card party,
BladensburE Unit Of Fed
Grafton OF Republican Women
-8:i5 pm, at home Of Mrs.
Paul Shafer. STOP Greenleaf
road, cheverly, meeting.
TOMORROW
Alpha Omicron Pi-S pm
at home OF Mrs. Rebecca Lit
tell, 937 North Potomac
street. Arlington. meeting
Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase-l0:45 am. 10 II noon,
French class, advanced: 1915
pm. Spanish section.
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OFFICERS WIVES CLUBS
Party Topic to Be
African SQfQri

wife OF the Director Of Naval
Intelligence, introduced the
honor guests, Mrs, Jacob w.
WaterhouSe was chairman
for the day, and hoStesses In
cluded Mrs. o, c. s, Robert
son. Mrs. Tsen. Sonora de
MarToche, Sonora de Blanco.
Sonora Farrari Aggradi,
Nine. HeiSterberg- Andersen,
Nine Al-Arif, Mrs. Saw Ohm.
Sonora dos Santos, and
Nine Koch,
Army Surgeon General Corps
The Women's Club Of the
Army Surgeon Generals Of
nee held an invitational cof-
fee yesterday at the Walter
Reed Army Medical Center
OfficerS Club.
Mrs. SilaS b. Hays received
with Mrs, James p. cooney.
Mrs. Paul I. Robinson. Mrs.
James NJ Epperley. Mrs.
Sam +. Seeley, Mrs. Elmer w.