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TROJAN 81 l4-ft.; fully equip. &c
hip. Evinrude, Gator trailer, cleo
starter, remote controls. fiber
glassed. painted this year; 1920
IO- A-741R
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

BLADENsBURG AREA-r-1 sonins
Air-eond. once. Storge sheds,
fenced yard. 1900 50. 1t. Re.
dueed for quick sale. Call Mr.
zarpas, sP. 3-1l21 or walker
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LORCoM LANE-Here is today's
top buyl This 5-bedroom, 2-bath
Colonial features q spacious hv.
rm.. huge din rm., ell-electric
kit. with breakfast nook. bedrm.
and bath on LIST: full bsmt., porch
and a lovely level lot with huge
IS years. CRowELL & CO. NC.
2160 N. Glebe, Realtor, ia.
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ARLINGTON, NORTH - 3-bedrm.
brick rambler, high on q hill.
Choice N. Arl. residential area:
walk to Nottingham Elem. School.
Liy. rm. with firepl., fully equip.
kit. incl. dishwasher and disposal;
tIll bright 6smt. As Asking T.! sI ,'!gSs;
details, call THE, DARBY CO.,
23l9 Wilson blvd, IA. 5.9393.
once open o It'll q.
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ROCKvILLE-6 TO is acres; 1000
n paved 70. frontage; zoe n.
Me RAAsEY' Broker 10.
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BOATS

sA1LBOAT, l6 It. Has well for out
board motor. In water at Deale
now; $40. RE. 6-7124 after
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PARTIES for you and the children
will truly be enjoyed in this de-
lighftul daylight rec. area, COM
plete with fireplace, also the a.
acre yard for gardening will give
you that desired privacy and quiet.
in addition there are 3 bedrms..
Q full tiled baths. sep, din. rm.,
q bic kit. with eye-level oven,
brand-new antique brick rambler
ing, fun price s19.S50. Only one
30 call now JE. 3-2093. Exclu-
sively listed with multiple listing
bv VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY
INC, REALTORS. Closed on Sun
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
icokTlNUEpl

ROCK CREEK HILLs--Lot approx
10000 50. ~, streets paved, Al
utils In. GEO. w. ROBERTSON
ai23. once open 0 I'll o.
ROLLIAGW0ODs---Lot overlookinE
Rock Greek Park. approx. 10000
50. Il. Developed residential area
OF flne homes; mr.. schools and
4-142i. OIL. 4-4l43.
SILVER SPRING, near sligo Greek
Parks level building lots, ready
TO 90. everything In incl. laterals,
FLA approved. zoned R-6O; close
70 schools, shopping, trans. Cal
Mr., Stoehr, CHESTER KELLER
WooDMooR AGENCY CORP.
Ju. 5-7100, Q 10 ., ~. e-5556.
SILVER SPRING, Sligo ave. area
Apt. ground; level, on grade. 100.
II. front, 2lb depth; priced TO sell
Call Mr.. Stoehr, CHESTER KEEL
LER WOO MO OR AGENCY
CORP, ~. 5-7l00, 9 TO Q, JU
FIVE lots, street, sewer and water
Silver Spring. $4,000 cash for all
3 lots. Ju. $4,000; ewes, JU
s s;tlg5;; MONTGOMERY REALTY
co. INC.
IS ACRES paved road and stream
Is miles south in Nd; $3.50
Box 260-L, Star. o.
BUmDRRS-lO FHA-appr. lots All
utils, and streets In. Area OF 500.
600 homes. OWNER, DE. 2.2l23. s.
LOTS OF LOTS Pc. County
Builders and individuals. Eass
terms, z. D, BURGESS, Realtor
RIVER VIEW LOTS with city Watei
and gas, A miles from d. c. linl
in oxon Hill, Nd. l. c. MURRAY
Jr., 10. 7-3434.
5 ACRES, wooded, with q view
for only $4,000, with waterfront
privils., on Pennington Bay, Sc
indian Head hwy. s miles tc
Old TT. I'd. and right ] Blk {
trailer once. Z. =, BEACH, real
ESTATE. CHI. $4,000; home, HI
NEAR POTOMAC and Broadwatei
creek--2 beautiful half-aere lots
on high elevation. Price includes
REALTY, INC, Realtors, Lii. 4.
1900: ewes. LII. 1855.
OUTSTANDING NV. LOG. over.
looking Rock Crek Park; Approx
76xl2b; liberal terms. Ewes, tn
2-6194; daily, DI. 7-4244.
122 ACRES in Mt. Vernon area
sewer and water, surrounded b.
FHA and CT subdivisions. vii
trade for apartments or CONNER
cial. Ma. s-7772. JU. a-7622.
& ACRES. annrox R1O NJ frontaOs
on paved road overlooking new
Rte, 20, s mi. north Of Silver
Spring; excellent financing with
standardization. Call Mrs. steee
with LAIRD B. SCOTT, REALTORS
~; 9.0420; ewes. and Sun, JU
$3.50.
FOREST-1 acre Of
more level wooded lots. Street in
BEAN i N. .O ApEN nOiH''' Ju. 5-s17C
BARGAIN DAY
ga ACRES-WooDED, $4,000
u Acres. Wooded, 81, 800
/ Acre Plus, Wooded. S2,250
10000 So. Fl, $1,000
Many others. Small down pay
ment and easy terms. e. r
BEACH REAL ESTATE, CHI. g.
1850; home, HI. 9-5666.
COLORED-IS ACRES for onlS
$3.50; wooded with old house
mr.. Haymarket, Va. Close to new
school and highways. WRIGHT
REALTY, INC, IA. 7-71a3.
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Realtors, 2ob5 Wilson blvd.

BANDYMAN's SPECIAL. needs a
little fixina and painting but this
4-bedrm brick Cape. Cod in over
lee Knobs section Of N: Arlington
money on the market today. Sep
arate dining rn., plenty Of trees
and flowers. Owner settling estate,
has priced at S14,q50 for quick
sale. Call IA. 5-6S00. SHANNON
4 LUcHs, REALTORS, 2O56 Will
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BIG R00MS-Big 1a-acre yard
big rambler. Vacant, in Mclean
81. Joan's Church area. Priced in
middle eos. 3 tedrms.. stateside
din. I'm. bsmt.. washer and drieT
incl, beaut. covered brick patio
selling 20 settle estate. Shown by
appt. JE. 3-2093. Exclusively
listed with Multiple listine by VIM
A.. CHAPMAN REALTY INC,
REAYT0P9 CloSed on sunday.
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VACATION PLACES

PLANNING NEW HAMPSHIRE va
cation for the family? You'd be
interested to learn about cottages
on safe lake site, Rates, SIS to
$50 weekly. For detailed informs-
tion write Director, Apt. FOG,
1901 Woodley pl. NV, Washing
ton, ID. C.
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ACRE. 3-bedrm. rambler I
RENT BEATER-s40O down, So

r mo; .oVaI pAiymsnIs;t .ns 5.9edI ~,
MANNAS REALTY, JE. 2-3110
GRACIOUS LIVING in this large
rambler: excellent N. .Arl. location,
for formal entertaining; large
modern kitchen, 4th and 5th bed
rms finished on I'd level. ga
baths. recreation room. full bSmt
garage. Home too large for couple
who have kept 1t new with loving
care; sacrifice at S29.95 Call ia.
$4,000. SHANNON & LUCHs,
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ing older home offers everythins
beautiful sG-acre lot in the highs
coveted country club area OF n
Arl Big liv. rm. with tlrepl.
enclosed porch, large formal din
nm, farm-sized modern kitchen
bedrm. and full bath complete Isl
A. 3 bedrms. and baths up
Charm galore. Asking S27,95O
For further details call THE
DARBY CO., Realtors, 23lS
wilson hlyd,S IA. o-sSsS' once
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bON'T can. an rms an n vol

DON'T CALL ON THIS An. II you
are not READY to buy, because
this is the most charming home
in Northern Va. and positively
the best value. Want proof The
owner will hold $4,000 LIST
trust at Avail Tucked away on
q quiet St, l blk. from transpor-
tation and on an enchanting,
wooded lot with. profusion Of
flowers and shrubs Is this Swed-
iSh Colonial home featuring q
eatherdal-type living Tm, with
balcony, Imagine. the dining rm.
is .lsx1s: LIST floor has a LARGE.
bedroom and bath PLUS LARGE
hright den: md floor has . larEe
hedrms. and bath: rumpus room
has additional fireplace One Of
the extra features is built-tn HI
Fl. Garage and earport. II you are
SERIOUSLY considertng buying q
REAL HOME for your family, call
for appt. to inspect, ia. S-sS00
SHANNON A LUCHS. REALTORS,
TOSS Wilson Blvd.
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NEW BRICK RAMBLER; 2 block

from Iorcom lane, rev minutes y
D. c. or Pentagon---4 bedrmS.,
full baths, . frepls.: full bsmt
with finished rec. nm, de luxe kit
incl dishwasher and disposal.
details cali THE DARBY CO.
Feslters' His MliSon e PIX IA
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

BEACH COTTAGE DESIRED for
any 9 weeks in July or August for
IL or more persons; refs. avail.
Call MRS. OBERDORFER, GA.
4-S300. 9-5 pm.
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a-BEDROOM BRICK COLONIAL,
with large screened porch and
patio, Living room, dinins room
rooms and bath up. Full base.
ment; nicely Handicapped. Assume
soNNErf.spSclNoIo REALTY
CO, 5i37 Lee hwy Arlington
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In ~ Vknds o6es ls@s -
AHeVan chn1a
faa9 ehon
o. baAnae@ - sa0 and ms rnwunfndR1,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

AFFECTED: When Eng
lish Novelist Hugh Walpole
went to Hollywood to write
for the movies, he was dis
appointed on two counts: the
quality Of the pictures, which
he thought could stand i'm
provement. and the climate,
which failed to alleviate his
hay fever.
One afternoon, a WELL
known producer asked Mr..
Walpole to join him in the
projection room to watch
the "rushes" of the produc-
er's latest picture. a Grade
B tear jerker.
In the middle Of the most
mawkish scene. Walpole was
seized with a hay fever at
tack. He managed to Smoth-
er the sneezes with his hand
kerchief, but when the lights
went on, his eyes were red
and watery and he was sniff
fling uncontrollably.
The producer, who had
been profoundly moved by
the film noticed the tears in
Walpole's eyes. He put his
arm on the writer's shoulder
and murmured:
II know just how you feel.
I wish I could cry, too"
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's word game is de-
signed to test your ability to
recognize adjectives similar to
one another in meaning. Be-
low you will find two groups Of
10 words each. The first group
is numbered /, 2, 3, etc. The
second group is lettered A, B,
c, etc.
For each word in the first
group you will find a word Of
almost the same meaning "a
synonym in the second group.
Thus the word numbered ! may
mean practically the same as
the word lettered F. Write this
down as IF. When you have
written down all the answers,
check against the correct pair
ings at the bottom.
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LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried in the
TeleVue with Sundays
Star. Following is sup
Elementary information on
today's programs received
after TeleVue went TO
press.
500, WTOP 90 - PGA
Championship Golf Tour
nament replaces Just Fun.
$50, wTOP 80 - The
Early Show: ct antrum
Size 10"
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Opening lead: Five Of hearts.
Usually II is best TO cover an
adversely-led honor with an
honor Of your own. The idea
is to force the enemy to use
two honors on one trick and
to build up a future winner in
your own hand or in partners.
To follow the "cover an honor"
rule blindly. however, is folly
Of the worst sort.
Never cover an honor unless
there is some reason to think
you can gain by such q play.
Sometimes you can't know for
sure whether you will gain or
not. 80.
But most Of the time a little
thought will clarity the situa-
ton pretty well. Surely there
was no problem in today's deal.
But Mr.. Muzzy didn't think at
all.
Against the optimistic four
spade contract, Mr.. Abel led the
five Of hearts. Mr.. Muzzy won
with the ace and returned the
jack. This was covered with the
queen and Mr.. Abel took the
trick with the king.
% He shifted to q small club
and dummy's jack won. 1t was
obvious to Mr.. Dale that there
was no reasonable chance for
his contract, as he still had
to lose q diamond and . spade.
The only hope. he thought
wryly, was to ind somebody
with the king-queen Of spades
singleton.
A less careful and less opti-
mistic player might have led q
small spade to the ace at this
point. in which case he would
have been set for sure.
But Mr.. Dale had not given
up. He realized there was still
the chance that one of the de-
| tenders would make an error.
Giving them every opportunity
to do so, he led the jack OF
spades from dummy at trick
four.
Mr.. Muzzy was not TO be
caught mapping. mot through
me-" he sang out as he blithely
covered with the queen. Mr..
Dale put up the ace and Mr..
Abel's king died q horrible
death.
Mr.. Muzzy should have re-
ferred to the bidding before
playing his queen Of spades.
The suit had been bid and re-
bid on his left and there were
four spades showing on the
| board. There were three in Mr..
iMuzzy's hand. How many would
iMr. Abel have? One at the most.
And how could you hope TO
promote a winner in your part
ner's hand when the only card
he has in the suit will fall on
the very first round?
Distributed By MeNauRht syndicateJ
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Note: Score 10 for each correct an
swer-100 is excellent: 90. superior;
20 or so. fair. II you score below 20,
better look up the words you missed
in your dictionary.
Answers: lie, 81. 3-0, "A, B-B
81, I'D, s-F. &c, 10Th.
How large is your vocabulary7 How
many thousands OF words can you use
with confidence? For the answers 70
dressed stamped envelope. plus 10 cent,
to cover handling, to William Morris in
care Of this paper for q copy of his
new self-scoring vocabulary test II
will show you how many words you
know now and how TO increase youi
word power almost overnight
released by the Bell syndicate)
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
c11InAn DEL VATICANn.

CIUDAD DEL VATICANO. =
CUPI).-El diario papal "Osser-
vatore Romano" dice en- su in
formation de hoy que las ulti-
mas palabras pronunciadas por
Pho Doce antes de morir fueron
Fiat Voluntas Tua' "Haga.
Sc tn Voluntad".
"Osservatore Romano" deja
constancia de estas palabras en-
un artfculo que podria conside.
rarse la version official del Va
ticano sobre las ultimaS horas
del eXtinto Pontifice.
Els un documento elevado y
digno, destinado al parecer a
contrarrestar, por 10 menoS en-
parte, la mala impression cauSa-
da por la description de "las I'LL
timas horas" que ell medico pa
pal, doctor Ricardo Galeazzi-
Lisi vendio a Ia prensa.
En- los momentos de morir, en-
las primeraS horas del dia nueve
del mes en- curse, personals allie.
gadas al pontifice declararon
que este dijo unos instantes an
ties de caer en- la inconsciencla:
"Orad, Grad porque esta la
mentable situacion de la Iglesia
termine".
La version de "Osservatore
Romano, que dice que las ulti-
mas palabras del Papa fueron
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
PoR Ell Professor j. N. YEPEs

luso-americana. Algunos con-
sideran que Ell sistema de los
aspectos bilaterales es una eta
pa |preliminar de la gran con-
vencion multilateral que la CO.
mission juridica propone. Esa es
una opinion muy respectable
Y esta respaldada por la practi-
ca de algunos estados. 81 ash Sc
estimare, nuestrO proyecto p0-
dria facilmente adaptarse a la
forma bilateral modificando sim
plemente parte de la termino-
logia empleada en- ell mismo.
Los estados signatarios estarian
en- libertad de escoger uno u
otro sistema.
Ell proyecto sometido a la
consideration del congreso Sc
inspira en- las siguientes ideas
basicaS:
ALA existencia de una co
munidad ideal y real entire las
naciones ACKNOWLEDGMENT
canas;
b).-La convenience de es-
trechar cada dia mas los vincu-
ire elias /;
Ola necesidad de dar fa-
cilidades particulares para que
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
.Congreso de CuIfurd Hispdnico
"Suprd-N 0ciondIid0d"

Las ventajas del sistema de
la supra-nacionalidad para los
paises de nuestra comunidad
son evidentes; La supra-nacio.
nalidad eliminara las exigencias
de pasaportes y de visas para
yiajar entire los paises MEM
bros de la comunidad hispano-
-luso-americana. Lo que Simpli-
ficaria considerablemente los
Wales de I'm pals a otro y ha-
ria possible ell conocimiento re-
ciproco, tan necesario para la
buena ammonia International y
para fomentar los intereses de
todos los pueblos. Ademas, la
supra-nacionalidad permitira Ell
establecimiento del ciudadano
de cada uno de los estados miem
bros, en- cualquiera de los otros,
con todos los privilegios Y ia
cilidadeS que Sc reconocen al
nacional. Seria la realization
en- I'm ambito mas amplio, de la
ciudadania continental con que
son6 Bolivar, como uno de los
medios mas eficaces para alcan-
Ear sus ideales de solidaridad
americana. En- fin con la Supra
(Pasa a la Pag1na 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22

los nacionales de cada uno de
los paises de la comunidad pue.
dan adquirir la nacionalidad de
otro sin perder definitivamen'
tie la de origen.
d).-La introduction, en- ell
sistema juridico y politico de
la comunidad, de una modal
dad nueva en- cuya virtud I'm
individuo puede poser una SUI
pra-nacionalidad que lie permi-
ia invocar unicamente una ma.
cionalidad efectiva, pero con.
servando al mismO tempo otras
nacionalidadeS en- potencia, de
las cuales podria servirse, even
tualmente, sometiendose a los
requisites previstos en- la con.
vencion;
Ella reafirmacion del
principle traditional, segun ell
cual cada persona debe tener
una nacionalidad efectiva y So
lamente una;
fla elimination de las d.
ficultades existentes hoy para
los viajes y la communication en-
tire los pueblos de la comunidad
hispano.luso.americana;
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
IN ceIssiHb5is

BOGOTA, (SICo).-El pro.
veto de la convention multi
lateral relativa a la supra-na-
cionalidad hispanica que la CO.
mission juridica someti0 a la con-
sideracion del II Congreso In
ternacional de Institutes de
Cultura Hispanica, es ell fruto
de largas y documentales deli
beraciones durante varioS dias
de trabajo. Ell Congreso 10 apro
DO por u~nanimiddad.
Ell proyecto prescinde del sis
tema de la doble nacionalidad,
para adoptar una nueva moda-
lidad juridica: la Supra-nacio-
nalidad, que quiza contenga ell
secreto para resolver algunos
de los problemas politicos mas
graves de nuestro tempo, Sc ha
preferido la forma de conven-
cior multilateral que puede con.
siderarse como ell maxine de
la perfection en- esta materia.
Pero esta circumstance no ex-
cIuye la posibilidad de que Sc
suscriban convenioS bilaterales
= como ell hispano-chileno va
mencionado entire los MEM
bros de la comunidad hispano-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
Uhimas PaIabras
"HAGASE TIL V0LUNTAD"
Diio 81 Pope Pic XII Antes de Morir

Fiat Voluntas Tua", hace de
la escena la siguiente descrip.
cion:
"Durante variaS horas, en- tor.
no al lecho en- que agonizaba ell
Pontifice, las oraciones de los
prelados y de sus humildes ser.
vidores no Sc interrumpieron...
"Luego, cuando nuestra mi.
rada empanada por las lagri.
mas trat6 de concentrates en-
ell dulce rostro para fijar en-
nuestra mente la noble figura
que no sufria nj afectaba con-.
turbacion, I'm impulse compren.
sible nos hizo pensar en- sus
ultimas palabras, antes que SUI
eStado lie impidiera hacer or SUI
voZ.
"Esas palabras no pudieron
haber sido mas sencillas nj mas
grandes. Quien sabe de que me.
ritos Sc invistio ell Papa al re-
petir la Erase en- union del Senior
Crucificado.
LA Erase fue pronunciada CO.
mo extrano mensaje de amor y
sacrificio, y recibida por quie.
mes la escucharon como un sim.
bolo de fe, de accion y de ofren-
da: Fiat Voluntas Tua' -.
Ell articulo de "OsserVatore
Romano, escrito por Ell direc.
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
BUzoN
(viene de u PAgfna -

decir que listed, que tiene tan
to .liempe por delante, aun
NO puede calificar la suya.
sQue lie reserva Ell destinO?
Nadie puede .saberlo, perO
:p6r que ser tan pesimista?
Bien puede ecurrir que sur
jan en- su canine successes ines
pefades cue lie hagan compile.
tamente feliz. Lo lltimo que
Sc pierde es la esperanto, y
listed. amiga mia, es aun una
nina, aunque q veces sc crea
vieja y vencida NADIA de ESQ.
Lo unlc0 que tiene que hacer
es svudar un POGO ell buen
exito que la espera. La felici.
dad pasa por nuestra lad0 mil
veces y, en- ocasiones, no la
vemos. rs como 81 un hombre
guape y elegante -. saludase
dcsde lejos asitando la mano.
La mujer pesimista piensa
"Ne, NO Sc dirige a mi". Pero
iper que no? ipor que no
puede ser un antique conOci.
do? keeobre Ell amino. No
pieida Ii esperanto. Hay mu.
ehas vidas que empiezan bien
! scaban NAL iPor que Ia su.
va que empez6 NAL NO ha de
termihAr bien? - 80. -.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
SOCIALES Y...
JOSE MARTI
(Viene de Ia P&sins u

Housing Center, 1925 L Street,
NV, a las ocho de la noche.
Funcionarios del Club duran
tie ell corriente ano son Ell senior
Charles b. Lawrence, Jr., Presi-
dente; William S. Jarvis, Vice
Presidente; Srta. Elizabeth c.
Nichols, Secretaria; Sra. Helen
Patterson, Corresponsal; y TIE.
Vicent w. Cleary, Tesorero.
sUSECRETARIO ADJUNTO
DE ESTADO MURPHY, HON.
RADIO
AL Asistente de Sub-Secreta-
rio de Estado, Robert d. Muir.
ply, sera otorgado ell Premio
de la Paz de 1858 de la Asocia-
cion Catolica para la Paz Inter-
nacional en- un almuerzo en- su
honor ell proximo sabado, IS de
octubre, en- Ell Hotel Sheraton.
Park.
Ell mencionado premio catoli-
co es otorgado anualmente 4
FUN norteamericano cuyas dis
tinguidas acciones han ayudado
a incrementar los principles
Cristianos de justicia y carload
en- la vida international"
Ell senior Harry Flannery, pre-
sidente de la ACPI, hara la pre-.
sentaci6n, durante la semana de
la 3la. conferencia annual de Ia
Association. FL tema de ID con-
ferencia este ano es "Paz, Obra
de la Justicia."
La organization otorga 81
Premio al Sub-Secretarie MUIR
ply en- reconocimiento de ha.
Der el dedicado "cuarenta y un
amos de SUI vida al servieio de
su patria... culminando en- 81
mas alto puesto que puede ser
logrado por un funcionario de
carrera en- ell Departamento de
Estado de Estados Unidos.....
euya infatigable, ecrtes = hi.