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The Detroit tribune., 1958-04-12
TRUE. lNFALLlBLE MEDICINE l-AAARvELoUs.
IMPERATIVE. Q3isT. supEHscIENcE,
upoveRsAA MESSIAH WORDS
JAW AssAMs ANc ON PAY-FREEzE PLAN
BY Asher Lauren tDstrsh tesws)

American Motors Corps wsse freeze trial balloon sent
sIofs ss fhe auto industry grsppsd win fine JAWS pvsf
sharing dsmsnd. today into storm Of union criticism.
The auto and appliance maker charged by fhe JAW
with dsorfns misrepresenfing and exsggersting labor
COSTS
The proposal had seen tossed into ihe charged auto
motive atmosphere yesterday by Edward L. cvshmsn AMc
vice president in charge Of industrial relations General
Motors opened nseotistions with second union the
issue and Ford and chryssr completed fhe
first phase Of such negotiations with the JAW.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-04-12
J Senators Fight lest
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sE-x-ALWAYs OF THE DEVIL MARRIAGE.
A MORAL AND DIVINE PROVISION FOR
CONTROL
2. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
2. ToBAccol
e. DEVILS MEDICINES AND THERAPEUTicS-
INDIFFERENT. CONTENTIOUS, OR HOSTILE
TOWARDS THE ONE. TRUE, PURE NFALLiBLE
MEDICINE m THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE -
NY, GODS MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE CHRIST.
SUPER SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MIL
LENNIUM - WORD
? SENATORS FIGHT TEST or TOLL Tv
News, l/28)
WASHINGTON, JAM 28-tAP)Lsenstor Thvrmond To-
SCI asked he Senate Yesterday 70 declare OPPOSITION 10 any
trial Of toll Tv programs for home viewers.
Hs said she immediate need Is 70 prevent The Federal
communcssicns Commission Wcc) from setting forth
course of action from which there may b turning
back"
Tho Fcc has announced win consider sppessions for
srisi Of toll ~.
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL u. 1858 IL
The Detroit tribune., 1958-04-12
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coUNTERFEITs AND BURlEsoUES, WHICH FOG
THE THINKING AGAINST NY, GODS, STILL. SMALL
VOICE" OF DIVINE DOMINION, PROTECTION
PLENTy-"THE PEACE OF GOD WHICH PAssETH
ALL UNDERSTANDING! OF THE DEVILS ADAM
EVE DUPEs - RoBBlNc THEM OF THE "cLoRIous
LIBERTY OF THE CHILDREN OF COD" WHICH,
MY CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRIsTLiKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS HAVE APPREHENDED. AND
ADDITIONALLY, INcoRRUPTBLE, INvULNERABLE.
oMNPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE,
The TRUE HABITAT or EVERY ONE OF YOU
BUT, THE MARVELLOUS CHRIST sUPER.sciENcE.
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH SPIRITUAL REBIRTH IS
IMPERATIVE
BEING SAVED - lNFANTILE
BEING SAVED VIA NoN-cHRisT SCIENTIST
THEOLOGY. WITH ITS THREATS OF EVERLASTING
PUNISHMENT" ABYSS OF HE'LL" ETC, TO
THE UNsAvED' BEFORE DEATH. IS DEMONSTRATED
OBSOLETE AND ERRONEOUS HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE ARE INEscAPABLE GEOGRAPHICAL
LY sUPER-sATURATE THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE!
SUFFERING AND YOUR LOVING. ALL WISE
"FATHER-MOTHER GOD ALL-HARMoNiOUs," AND
NY INCOMPATIBLE. MARVELLOUS CHRIST. SUPER
SCIENCE, UNIVERSAL MESSIAH WILL REDUCE
ALL ERROR. ADAM-EvE MYTHOLOGY, AND MATTER"
THE DEVILS MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT
SUBSTANCE. TO THEIR NATIVE NoTHNcNEss"!
NEVER A HUMAN BIRTH. AN ADAM OR AN EVE.
SIN. DISEASE, DEATH. DEFoRMTiEs. DISASTERS.
ACCIDENTS OR WORLD WARS EVEN, IN THE
ONE REAL UNIVERSE. IN ALL ETERNiTY!!
NO REALITY IN DEVIL AND HIS WORKS!
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MURDERER. A LIAR. WHO ABIDEs NOT IN THE TRUTH
BECAUSE THERE IS NO TRUTH IN HIM
AND 1878 CENTURIES LATER, !, COD DICTATED
TO NY SECOND MARY, MRS. EDDY, THE
UNHEALTHY OF DEVIL, MATTER" HELL. SIN,
DISEASE. AND DEATH!
ALL OF THE HUMAN AND "MATERiAL" ARE
MERELY VISIBLE, MYTHICAL, MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES cOUNTERFEITS AND
BURLESQUgs OF DIVINE AND ETERNALLY HARMON
Tous SPIRITUAL IDEAS!
NY OFFSPRING. NY UNIVERSE, VERY GOOD"
Genesis l:3l-"THE SAME YESTERDAY, TODAY.
AND FoREvER!"-THE HEALER THE REvEALER
OF PERFECT NATIONS, CREATIONS. AND UNIVERSE !!
THE REAL
YOUTHS ARE JAILED IN TEACHER sTONINc
Detroit News
In get-fovgh policy participants in gang attacks
Prosecutor Olsen overrvled Of his assistants today and
issued twocovnf conspiracy against three youths
held in the attack yesterday Washington Trade School
teacher. Conviction could bring long prison terms.
Only short while before Olsen took personal hand in
the the assistant prosecutor had recommended mis-
dernesnor charging the three with disturbing the
peace.
Olsen. who had been waiting for the to come 70
his office today called back detectives who had taken
fhe warrant request Recorders Court for signing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EASILY BLACKWOOD

This hand was a dangerous
miSfit for both sides.
Whoever got the contract
was In for q lot Of trouble.
After Mr.. Abel doubled Mr..
Champions two-elub over all
Mrs. Keen started thinking
about her next bid. She wasn't
quite sure whether she should
rebid her spades or bid two
diamonds. One thing was sure
she was not going TO let the
double stand.
East dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. New
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WEST EAST
(Mr. AbeD Mrs. Keen
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SOUTH
CMr. Champion)
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East South West North
.lA a. Dbl. 20
Dbl. 81 Dbl. All pass
Opening lead: Four of spades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22


Mr.. New. He bid two diamonds.
Mrs. Keen's best action was
now clear. A profit at diamonds
was acceptable to her. no mat
ter who got TO play the con-
tract. She doubled.
With a disguised snort Mr..
Champion bid three clubs and
Mr.. Abel doubled again. This
time Mrs. Keen felt justified
lin letting the double stand.
Mr.. Champion went down
one trick. losing a spade, a
spade ruff by Mr.. Abel. two
clubs and a heart. He didn't
lose two hearts because Mr..
Abel obligingly led the suit in
the latter stages Of the play.
This was not a big loss and
| IL is true that Mr.. Champion
would not have been permit
ted to play two clubs doubled
anyway, because Mrs. Keen
would have taken the double
out.
The point is, however, that
If Mr.. New had passed, as he
should have done. there was
an excellent chance that Mrs.
Keen and Mr.. Abel would get
into a contract which they
could not make.
why would you take me out
of two clubs, New?" inquired
Mr.. Champion.
II couldn't stand clubs, ! had
a singleton?" Mr.. New replied.
you could stand two clubs
a lot better than you could
stand what would have hap
pened to you at diamonds"
barked Mr.. Champion. IF I
had wanted you to bid your
best suit I would have doubled
| for a takeout. Since ! didn't
double / wasn't interested in
your suit. When I overcall at
the two level, vulnerable. you
don't need to worry about res
cuing me-"
Mr.. Champion was right.
There was no reason for Mr..
New to think that two dia-
monds would be any better
than two clubs. Here is a good
rule to follow: When partner
is doubled don't rescue unless,
before you heard the double.
you had planned to make a
free bid and a constructive
move toward game.
distributed BY MeNauEht syndieateJ
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
y. s. BRAZILIAN TRADE
AGREEMENT DENOUNCED

RIO DE JANEIRO (UP)-Brazil
has officially denounced the trade
treaty signed on February 1885
with the United States.
The corresponding decree was in
suspense since June 80, 1913 on
account of some notes exchanged
between both governments.
The minister Edmundo Barbosa
da Silva, from the Foreign Office
Economic Dept, explained that the
agreement of 1885 was suspended
in 1913 by agreement signed by
both parts and that since that
date there were mutual tariffs con-
cessions within the international
Tariffs Agreements QTA). The
repeal of the treaty, Barbosa said,
is merely a routine, and will be
into effect on April IL.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
cvbans' Hunger Strikes
Spread Through U.S.A.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex. (UP).-
Thirty-five captured Cuban rebels
carried a hunger strike into its
second week today, joined in their
starvation protest by rebel groups
in New York, Chicago and Miami.
They and the other hunger
strikers are protesting also con-
tinued shipment of us. arms to
the Batista government.
In New York, IA men and four
women members of the Orthodox
Committee, headed by Barron, be
gan a hunger strike at 7 pm. Fri
day and we're still on it today. Of
10 members of the rebel Revolu-
tionary Labor Directorate, only
two remained on a similar hun,
ger strike today. Two became ill
Monday night and four more were
forced to begin eating again late
Tuesday night.
Another group of CubanS pick
eted the us. Court House at Chi
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
EDITORIAL
IN COLOMBIA

Because of its political significance, of democratic sense,
II Is convenient to comment, even briefly, the manner in
which the name of Alberto LleraS CamargO has emerged
as national union candidate for the Presidency of the Re-
public of Colombia.
The illuStriOuS Latin American statesman, since he
resigned as Secretary General of the Organization of Amer
lean States, returned to his country, whose destiny he
conducted as Chief Executive in 1~9451946, to struggle for
the reeStabliShment of democratic life. From the very
beginning he placed himself outside any suspicion regarding
his Intentions, since he categOrically declared, and also de-
mOnStrated, that his efforts were not SubOrdinated to
personal or political interests of his own. His name was
left outside the sphere of political nominations, and his
gallant, patriotic and decisive Intervention in the political
life of his country was in favor of high ideals, in which the
electoral banner was formed by. other names.
Multiple political circumstances have changed the de-
%VelOpment Of events, and now there are strong currents of
bipartisan public opinion in Colombia who are supporting
him for the nomination as presidential candidate.
In view of this situation, the attitude of Alberto Lleras
CamargO has been maintained within decOrOus limits, and
he has the satisfaction that members of his party, and a
good portion OF his opponents, are supporting his nOmina-
ton as candidate for the presidency, a post from which he
has maintained a prudent and dignified distance.
Since the bipartisan agreement provides that a cOnSer.
Vative is to be nominated for President of the Republic. with
GuillermO Leon Valencia in the lead, LleraS CamargO has
declared that it corresponds to the conservative party to say
the last word on whether a member of that party should
be the candidate for President of the Republic or not.
The high moral and democratic values gathered in the
vigorous personality of the illuStriOus ex-PreSident of Co.
lOmbia, are the ones which determine the public confidence
they have in him as a candidate. He is remembered as an
honest Chief Executive, who presided over free elections
which brought an opponent to the Presidency. They think
about him for his brilliant work as Secretary General of the
Organization of American States, for his clear talent and
for his patriotic feelings.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
Mexico Worms GAS
on Emergency in
Mining Countries

WASHINGTON. (UP). - Mexi-
CO warned the Organization of
American States (OSS) that the
Latin American countries mineral
producers, specially Mexico, b.
livia and Peru, are facing a "dif-
ficult emergency.
The Mexican ambassador, Luis
Quintanilla suggested to the GAS
Council to send to the United Ma
tons a memorandum showing the
effect of the drop in prices of
lead and zinc in the economies OF
some Latin American countries.
Mexico, Bolivia and Peru have
protested before the us. in con-
nection with the increase in tariff
on the import of those metals.
Quintanilla made special men,
ton in regard to the effect the
low prices have on Mexico, saying
that every cent reduced on each
dollar per pound in the prices OF
lead and zinc, represents $4,000
900 less in foreign exchange for
his country.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
Envoy Confirms ChiIe's Purpose
TO Negotiate for More u. 5. Aid
Says he Found Com Iete Understandings
After Interview With Secretary Foster Dulles

really interested to find out the
means to help Chile face her pre-
sent emergency.
He said nobody could figure out
exactly at the present time how
much money did Chile need to
balance her economy in the next
fiscal year.
Finally he said that in the case
of Chile, the government of Eisen-
hover could not elk any other
limit than the fact the us. consi-
derS it has a responsibility with
the entire world with regard to
financial problems.
The Secretary of State showed
to him "hiS great pleasure" for
the next visit of President Carlos
Ibanez del Campo, who must
reach Washington April % for a
three days official visit, upon
the invitation Of President Eli.
SenhoWer.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03

|..s@ e@mf8gr@@e
De varOna's Successful Did
in Washington

According to the United Press,
the efforts made by the former
President of the Cuban Senate,
DR.. Manuel Antonio de Varona,
led to the attitude assumed by
the Foreign Relations Commit
tee of the U. S. Senate, in the
sense of calling a special ses-
sion "to hear testimonies on as
sassinatiOns and atrocities sup
poSedly committed by the Arm
ed and Police forces of Cuba in
dealing with Cuban citizens who
have been critical of the .Batista
regime.
The reason why these testi-
monies were requested the
United Press says SIS the list
of accusations made by the for
mer Prime Minister of Cuba and
former President of the Senate,
Manuel Antonio de Varona, who
now lives exiled in Miami, claim
ing that the arms sent to Cuba
by the United States are not
being destined to the use called
for by the security program.
Var0na wrote a While back to
Senator Wayne Morse asking
him to press on the Government
to stop the shipment of us.
arms to Cuba. He also asked
the United States to recall its
military, naval and air missions
in Cuba that are in charge of
training the armed forces of
that country. The communique
in question also says that for
reasons of his nationality, DR.. de
Varona will not be able to ap-
pear before the Committee, but
that this will be done by his
secretary and interpreter, Mr..
Joaquin Osorio, who is an Amer
lean citizen of Cuban origin,
and who is fully familiar with
the viewpoints of the noted po-
litical leader.
Judging by these reports and
by the matter of fact, the Party
of former President Carlos Prio
Socarras, which Manuel Antonio
de Varona presideS, has attained
a political victory of national
and international significance,
as DR.. de Varona's efforts found
echo in Washington'S Capitol
Hill. This is an indication, if
it is not wished to consider it a
proof, that DR.. de Varona acted
with reasoning and ability. Of
course, this victory is beneficial
to the cause of the opposition
in general, which includes diff
ferent groups and parties.
1t is evident that the Cuban
oppositionists have this time
succeeded in bringing to the
US. Congress, through one Of
its Committees, Cuba's political
problem in the one or other
aspects it concerns the United
States of America.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
Latin American Finance
and Trade News Reports

see coffee priced out of the mar
ket. On the other hand, he ad-
ded, 81 do not think that the
American housewife, any more
than the government of the United
States, wants to see a disastrous
price decline which would have
even more disastrous effects on
the countries where coffee is pro-
duced and, ultimately, on the qua,
lily and quantity of the produce
that we have come to depend upon
to help US get started on our days
work..
The Assistant Secretary of State
went on TO review the coffee 81.
tuation in some detail - from
the Mexico City agreement of last
Oct ober to stabilize prices signed
by the principal coffee producing
nations of this hemisphere, to the
establishment of the international
Coffee Organization by the Latin
American and AFRICAN producing
nations. And now, he said, "the
United States is searching for the
most useful means of cooperat-
ing with its Latin American friends
on the problem of coffee.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
NEW PROPOSAL ON OIL
IMPORT RESTRICTIONS

WASHINGTON. (UP).- House
representative Frank lizard, from
the oil State of Texas, moved that
us. should limit oil imports to
the proportion of 1854 with refer
ence to the national production.
A bill proposed by lizard would
fix this limit ammending the Re-
ciprocal Trade Act, which extern
sion is under consideration by Con-
gress.
The bill would also limit the
fluOrite imports, which mainly
come from Mexico, but that also
is imported from Spain, Italy and
Germany.
Ikard's bill for the limitation of
the oil imports would authorize
the President of us. to assign
quotas to those countries or zones
from where the oil comes.
lizard said his amendment was
necessary, because the voluntary
reductions have proved unsucces-
Sful.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
Inter American system Goes
Into Action in Coffee Crisis

NEW YORK.-The Inter-Amer-
lean system of economic coopera-
ton is swinging into action against
the acute coffee problem.
Two developments of recent
days justify this conclusion - de-
velopments which have heartened
Brazil'S coffee-growers who are
struggling desperately to find
some solution to the problem of
growing SURPRISES versus stable
prices.
First of these developments was
the statement by Assistant Secre-
tary of State for Inter-American
Affairs, Roy R. Rubottom, that the
coffee situation lis under urgent
and continuing study in the De-
partment of State and | am con-
fident that we will find a means
to work with Latin America on
this problem of t~ranscendent i'm
%portance".
The second h~eartening develop
ment to Brazilian coffee circles
has been the temporary suspen-
sion by Mexico, Ell Salvador, Cos
ia Rica and Colombia, of exports
of their coffee. Rio dispatches say
that coffee traders there and in
Santos and Sac Paulo view the
move as a welcome breathing spell
for Brazil, an opportunity to redu-
ce its SURPRISES before the end of
the current coffee year which ends
June Both.
Mr.. Rubottom made his state
ment about the coffee problem in
an address at Tyler Junior College
in Texas, his home state. His talk
covered the broad range of United
States policy in Latin America,
but much of it was devoted to the
coffee situation.
Recognizing the Americans love
of coffee, Mr.. Rubottom said: "As
important as coffee is to those
who love both the taste and the
aroma of a cup in the morning
or any other time coffee is
even more important to u friends
to the South Six of the fifteen
:offee-producing countries depend
On coffee for most of their for
eign exchange to buy what they
aeed in the United States.
After UNDERLYING what could
pc called "the two.way street ma
ure of the coffee problem" Mr..
aubottom pointed out that "No-
body, certainly not the countries
which depend on coffee for their
oreign exchange and the live
ihood OF their people, wants to
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
Miami Police Holds %
CUbans on 500 Bonds

Miami police jailed % Cuban
revolutionaries who staged an
uprising at a railroad station here
Tuesday. 1t was the third incident
In less than "a hours involving
south Florida's large Cuban pc,
%pulation, restlessly awaiting the
revolution" promised by rebel
leader Fidel Castro.
Nearly 100 men stormed the
SeabOard Railway passenger sta
ton when word got around that
10 Cuban government emiSsaries
were en- route to Washington to
seek renewal of U. S. arms ship
ments. One unconfirmed report
widely circulated by the hot Cuban
grapevine in Miami said the
wife of Cuban President Fulgen-
clio was among the delegates.
Police quickly broke up the
demonstration, arresting % on
charges of disorderly conduct by
unlawful assembly. Seven were
charged additionally with tres
passing. Bond Of 500 was set on
each charge.
Earlier, federal officers arrest
ed two Cuban nationals at Key
West on charges of trying to
smuggle arms to Castro's noun
tain forces in an cupboard motor
boat. Nine other rebel Sympathiz-
erS continued their sitdown hun
ger strike" in the lobby of a Mi
ami television station.
Police Sgt. Kenneth Fox said
the prisoners arrested at the train
station indicated the demonstra-
tors planned to attack Cuban gov
eminent men aboard the train.
He said police found a home made
blackjack and two clubs hidden
under benches in the station.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
CARLOS R0MUL0 TO ATTEND
FR0NDI'S INAUGURATION

MANILA. (UP) Carlos P.
R6mulo, Philippine Ambassador in
Washington, will represent the
President, Carlos P. Garcia, in the
Inauguration ceremonies of Pres
ident- elect DR.. Arturo Frondizi,
May l.. The announcement was
made by the Foreign Minister, Fee
lixberto Serrano.
AT the same time Serrano reveal
ed that an Argentine Philippine
cultural and friendly agreement
between both countries will be con-
cluded, probably in the same &C.
casion of the Presidential Inaugural
ton ceremonies in Buenos Aires.
The agreement will have proto-
cal validity to save the approval
of both Congresses.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03

WASHINGTON, April 2. (UP).
Mariana Puga Vega, Chilean Am
bassador, confirmed that his gov
eminent had in mind to obtain
more financial aid from the US.
to face the foreign exchange diff
ficultieS in which Chile is involv-
ed with the price drop in copper,
which is the main source of in
come for foreign exchange.
After a half an hour talk with
the Secretary of State, John Fos-
ter Dulles, he declared to have
found complete understanding"
of Chile's problems.
The United Press reported last
week that Chile had initiated ne
gotiations with the Export-Import
Bank in connection with new ere
dts to strengthen the reduced re-
serves in foreign exchange.
The ambassador declared to the
press that the extension of one
year of the permanent credit of
$75, 900 900, granted not by the
International Monetary Fund, US.
Treasury and a group of nine
other banks (The First National
City Bank, with a branch in San
tiago de Chile), would be merely
as a plantform on which all the
rest of financial aid we are looking
for, lies.
The Chilean Ambassador show
ed satisfaction in having heard
Dulles say that the US. is inform
ed of the measures that the gov
eminent of Santiago takes to sta
Billie its economy and combat in
flation.
He also said that after he talked
with Dulles he was satisfied be-
cause the us. government was
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
Paraguay Troops
Crush Attempt
Of Revolution

ASUNCION, Paraguay. (UP).-
Government troops put down an
attempted coup Tuesday in a
clash in which four men died, a
spokesman for Paraguay's gov
eminent said today.
The spokesman said 40 men
armed with machineguns attacked
the town of Coronel Bogardo, near
the Argentine border, but was
repulsed by an army garrison.
Two soldiers and two rebels were
killed and at least one person, the
towns mayor, wounded d, the
spokesman said.
Paraguay's interior minis
try announced it received a re.
port before the attack warning
that Col. Rafael Franco, leader
of the opposition Febrerista Par
ty, and Col. Carlos Civils were
preparing to stage a revolt.
The ministry said the two army
men were recruiting rebel groups
in Argentina, principally in Posa-
daS and FormoSa.
A government communicate said
"many" of the rebels in Tues
days clash had crossed the Dor.
der from Argentina. The fleeing
rebels left machineguns marked
with the Argentine emblem, it
added.
The announcement d army
troops captured one rebel, iden'
titled as 1t. Jose Prieto of the
Febrerista Party.