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The Nome nugget., 1958-09-26
Richard Mack of EGG Scandal Us
 Indicted for Fraud

WASHINGTON, R - A federal grand jury here Thursday in dicted Richard A. Mack, former member of the Federal Commit nications Commission, and Miami lawyer Thurman A. Whiteside, on charges of conspiring to de- fraud the United States.
 The indictment, returned after a five-month investigation, all legged that Mack and Whiteside had improper dealings while the EGG was considering a four-way contest for TV Channel 10 at Miami.
 Whiteside was backing Public Service Television, Inc.,. National Airlines subsidiary, which won the channel.
 Mack resigned from the com mission March 3 after a House investigations committee devel- oped that he had accepted finan- cial favors from Whiteside while the Channel 10 case was pending.
 Mack said he had done no wrong. He and Whiteside both in sisted the financial favors were based entirely on long friend ship.
 A 48-year-old Florida Demo- crat, Mack was named to the EGG by President Eisenhower in the summer of 1855. The Channel 10 case was decided in February, 1857.
 Under a court order, EGG is cur rently rehearing the contest to de- termine whether undue influ- ences figured in the outcome
 The EGG vote awarding the channel to Public Service Tele- vision was Az.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-26
New Lebanon Premier
 Wants U. s. Troops Out

BEIRUT, Lebanon, R - Reshid Karami, the new pro-Nasser pre- mier of Lebanon, predicted today American troops would quit this country by the end of October.
 Karami told newsmen the ques- ton of the withdrawal of the re- maining $500 Americans was a matter of first importance which would be discussed at his first cabinet meeting.
 "President Eisenhower an d Secretary of State Dulles both said the troops would be withdrawn when the Lebanese government requested it or when the situa- ton warrants" Karanli said. Therefore I am certain they will go soon"
 Karami, a former rebel leader and an admirer of President Mas ser of the United Arab Republic, was named chief of Lebanon's $ new eight-man cabinet Wednes- day night.
 The city remained under a day and night curfew to prevent a new flareup of Wednesdays fight ing between extremist elements, in which 19 persons were killed.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-26
N or I c E

The undersigned will pay a re- ward of Sl50 for the names of the persons involved in inc recent damaging of the Marlin Cold Storage Lockers.
 Names of informants will be held strictly confidential and un- der no circumstances will the person who turns in the informa- lion be prosecuted even though they may be implicated.
 Telephone. write or contact me al the Polaris Hotel and if your information is proved valid will pay inc reward in cash.
 120c Tom Martin
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-26
MT. Universe Denounced In Court For Failure
 To Provide For Daughter

LOS ANGELES, R - Jayne Mansfield's strongman husband Mickey Hargitay was denounced in court last night and ordered to pay $4OO monthly support to his daughter by former marriage.
 Hargitay, former MT. Universe, was in court to answer a peti- ton by his former wife, Mrs. Mary Hargitay, that the child sup port payments for Tina, g, be raised to $415 a month, from $2O a week.
 Said Superior Court Commis- sioner John P. Oliver: "He GIar- gitay) is more interested in his own pursuits than in his own flesh and blood.
 ''It's a sad commentary that in the time this man has had $69,000 pass through his hands he has paid $500 for his child, whom he testified he hasn't even seen since December of 1956."
 Earlier testimony disclosed that Hargitay under contract re- ceived 10 per cent of Miss Mans fields income. Hargitay said he had paid as much as $250 monthly to support for Tina.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-26
Pushbutton Weather Predicts Blizzard In N. Y.

NEW YORK, R - Somebody pushed the wrong button, and a weather bureau test teletype mes day night went on the air Thurs day night wen on the air Thurs day. Thousands of telephone calls followed the broadcast.
 The temperature was about 75 degrees at the time.
 At Station WRCA, when the message was received, everyone knew it was only test, but some how the wrong control was set.
 The test message is part of an emergency warning system.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-26

Alaska's highways, including the Richardson, Steese, Glenn, and Elliott, are named for Corps of Engineers officers who pioneered them.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-26

1885 was the year an earth quake at Quetta killed an esti- mated 50,000 persons.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-26

"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
 For Sale al the Nugget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

tVI odIt VI TUT, I'M .-"VVo.
BELMONT RID, 2O23, overlookin
Rock Greek Park, close-in tow
house, for those who like to wall
TO work--37-ft. living room: fire
place in master bedroom: Lowell,
briek-walled garden: separate doc
tors suite, on ground level; owne
will consider any reasonable offers
Open from 1870. Mrs. Shreve
OIL. 4-6745 or Ma. S-7722. TIGHl
WOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

ST.. 1868
Open l TO 5; 3-story brick. 10
rooms, Q baths. arrange for apt.
oil heat reconditioned: attention
investors and brokers ofier con-
sidered. OWNER, ia. 9-3405.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

LIVE MODERN

2-family brick tri-leve. mr.. Rock
Creek PIX. Income from terrace
apt. will pay LIST trust. $4,000
On. will handle. SIGIER & CO.,
ST. 3-72S2, OIL. 4-2439.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

EOI EAAA NEh hNb MINI
OF PVT, YACHT CLUB
ished $50 acre community Of sum
mer and retired residence. I'M
limited opportunity, incl sellini
homes and lots, supervistng elul
and dining rm., cocktail lounge
sport shop and gasoline station OF
pier, Club 90re completed ant
serve 500 members or more b
next March. owner viii sell Y
70 y interest 10 right party
Willing TO live and devote . mos
IN the year, on property. Money
INVESTED ,nt DT VAL pc uS %S,. towards mn nm
opportunity for semi-retired cou.
pie that stu wants 10 be active
with good income and living GUAR.
ters. Exper. not too important
owner wants 10 be free 70 devote
more time to bldg, and other In
terestS. Don't answer unless YOU
are IT. position 10 invest S3h,-
600 TO S75,OOO. Write for an
apt, to inspect, Box 45-X. Star
BEAUTY SALONS
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED
The finest selection offered in ali
sectionr DC, nearby Nd. and Va.
New listinss daily. Buyers walt
ing
10 Bethesda, Nd Rent $3.50,
Price S5,60O. Income St50-Sb20
wk.
~ SO. Arl, Va. 3 operators.
go Wheaton. Nd. Rent Sl55.
"a Waldorf, Nd Rent, SIPS. own.
er III. must sell. $1,000 handles.
l5l Upper NV, 4 operators.
90 Partners wanted, $3.50 ia
$4,000 cash needed,
t7) Columbia Pike. 3 operators.
49, Takoma Park. Md. LARGE beau
tiful shop.
(9l Oxon Hill, Md. . operators.
u0l other shops. Shown by ap-
pointment. Contact
MYRTLE A. WEADON
co.
Beauty Salon speclalists)
Hobart 2-S9IO ST. 3-34SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING

Skylark Restaurant
2451 Good Hope I'd. sc. inear the
new sears Roebuck storel Rent.
$3.50. Seats $50. Liquor license.
String music and dancing allowed,
Equipped, 5-year-lease Ready TO
open. Price only $4,000, terms
$4,000 cash. balance $3.50 month
~. Look at it. then call BOB
HOLLANDER, Ma. S-9743.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
Mr.. sHERAToN-PARK HOTEL
27is wooDLEY PLACE NV.
n RIM COLONIAL BRICK

LOUIS RuDDEN, tn. 2-3Oso
UPPER 10th ST, 1881 Hemlock st
n.w-Redecorate 4 bedrms., ga
baths; $4,000. Open till g
OWNER, LA. 6-6496.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

1917 L ST.-3-story row
brick: 10 rms. . kits, bath
each floor. Vacant. Owner
could live in part; rent out
balance. GERBICH. ST. B.
1899, Mon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
SERVICE STATION
FOR LEASE

| am moving to another location
nearer my home, and wish TO sell
out my 4-bay service station IN
NE washington TO an individual
who Is looklng for q well-estab-
iished business that he can fur
ther develop into very lucrative
operation. This station combines
a heavy transient franc with a
large neighborhood. The rent Is
very reasonable. and only q mod
est capital investment is required.
II interested, call me any time,
any day at Ii. 4-9396, ask for
DOM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

CHEVY CHAsE-Det. Colonial brk.
3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm., den.
rec. rm.; patio, gar. S20,500
Low down payment. To see pbonI
ewes. EN-. $4,000 or WO. 6-2274
TANEN REALTY co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

COLORED BUSINEssEs-Taverns;
groceries; beauty shops: roominE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
SHEPHERD PARK--IIand.

SHEPHERD PARK-Hand-
some stone and brick resi-
dence on enormous corner
lot; four bedrooms, three
baths; den. powder room,
lovely recreation rm.: formal
garden; garage. maids
quarters. Priced to sell i'm
mediately. Call Mr.. O'Hagan.
ST.3-7200, KE. 10000.
Shown by appointment.
JAMES l.. DIXON a. CO.,
REALTORS. Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
ONE-MAN GRILL
PACKAGE LIQUOR
.SELF-sERvICE GROCERY
PACKAGE Liouor-Grocerv

Nearby Maryland. owner quotes
over $4,000 wkly.. mostly cash.
Rent only $500 mo-, incl. nice
6-rm apt. Nicely equipped; won
derful money-maker. Needs 2
partners or large family; SIS. 900
down may handle. Exclusive. Ewes,
and Sunday, Shea Chaser, RA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
RFsTAURANTII---ITn iaree and bnsy

HONE AND INCOME-dood NV.
sect. rms. garage for owner
Income SI40 mo. Rent Si00 Sac.
u 200. Well furn. RA. 3-075s.
DRY CLEANING STORE for sale.
pressing machine and IA h,p.
boiler, fully equipped store. Cali
Sun. until 3 PM, ewes. after 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MAJOR OIL co.

Has a service station for lease in
nearby Val minimum $4,000
capital invest required; salaried
training, Call KE S-2747,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.


ADDRESS OF ELEGANCE - 1907
NORMANsTONE DRIVE NV. =
New Town House In Mass, Ave,
Park, Formal Colonial nestled in
beautiful Embassy. area, Privacy
and quiet assured, yet lust 10
minutes TO downtown. 3 bedrooms
with abundant closet space, 2
baths and 2 powder rms; reorea.
ton ,rm., patio. large side screened
pSessSnh s ana garage serge PRICED lower
hom: eon naasid q Open soud dsy y's shd
ewes noon I'll dark, CALL MR..
SE MERE { CO. Co. f Nc, iNH. z s.6 SSED'
OPEN SUNDAY. I-6 PM, i4ii
Underwood st, n.W.-Loyely. mod
ern, Diet, brick home; 4 bedrmS, 3
baths; rec. rm,. powder rm. LIST
mr.; gas heat excel. cond.. good
terms, reas. price. Inquire Mrs,
Ramsdell, agent, on premises.
PIXIE R i CO., Agents Ma
ORGANIZATIONS. clubs, etc.-Lge
Terms oIBRALTAR, hi, 7-6s0o5
1892 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-stone
and brick, IL rms; 4 baths. Pres
entity rented $500 mo. Ac 0 units
unlurn,, very clean. Sacrihce price
Sl5, 800, with small down paymt.
DETACHED 9 apts,, well furn., in.
come can be over $500 mo. Well
financed. 4 APIS. completely
furn., excel, cond, Income S32l
mo. $1,000 handles. sun. EN-.
2-0270, OWENS REALTY, ME.
s-0iS6
HOME AND INCOME-i6th and
Park I'd. area; 3 apis. income
REALTY Me. 's so64sS. "N"'
1908 QUE ST. N.Y.-9-rm. brick
2 baths. oil heat, newly decor,
gear parking; owner will take
back LIST trust after reasonable
down payment, THOS. d. WALSH.
INC, Slb 18th st. NV, Elk. g.
OPEN go SUN, 1914 KiIbourne
pa baths. paneled rec. rm. and
kit. In bsmt. Hardwood floors.
PURCELL, Elk. 3-2412.
THIS DELIGHTFUL 3. BRDRM.
brick semidet. home. Ia baths.
with wall to vail carpeting.
Priced for quick sale; Sl3,a50.
terms 70 suit. LEO A. BRYER g.
Co. INC, JU, 9-s033,
SHEPHERD PARK Def. BRICK
OWNER WILL SELL OR LEASE
1888 l4th ST. NV.
Inspect today to q. large
rooms. 3 baths. nm. attic and rec.
rm 2-car garage. plus many ex-
tras. Priced to sell fast with
$4,000 LIST trust.
LOUIS Ridden. tn. 2-3060
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
CHURCHES FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ADAMS MILL RID. N.W.-Hom'
with income, 2 complete apart
ment units, bsmt. recreation rm
with fireplace and bath; patio
rentable brick garage. Open l-b.
Call no, 2-b467
AMERICAN U. PK.-Rambler, :
bedrms,, ga baths. den. rec. rm
patio, carpeted, draped; other ex.
tras. Low 40's. Excel. financing
OWNER, EN-, 2-6S35.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Det older home Of III Ice. rms. on
nice shady lot. Suitable for enter.
tAining. Garage. Miss Billiard
AID 4-609l LYMAN c. DELE a
CO., INC, Ii, 7-0S09.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK AREA
3104 Brandywine st.-3 bedrms.
everything on one floor: storage
attic; full basement. level lot;
walking distance 70 Tenley cir,
mr.. st. Anne'S and Janney Ele-
mentary Schools. Deal Jr.. Wilson
ST., High; asking Sl7.95O: open
from 80 Miss Albert. OIL 4.
1851 or Ma. S-7122. TIGHF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

WESLEY HEIGHTS. Spring Valley
Area. restricted-h acre wooded
corner lot. IL rooms. 4 baths, 3
dens. Beautifully Handicapped: easy
terms Priced right. WO. $685.,
SIGLER A. co.
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4424-27 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NV.
M SHERIDAN STREET.

MIloDLE-cLAss LpXURY.VaeSr& move Eight in Only
think Of carpeng cuglass chsndeer al new
dryer beautiful ustom-bu pine recreation
Gaa h-wh Garage Excellent location near schools and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

26I7 GARFIELD, one door of Conn
ave.-Det. brick: bedrooms: ;
mod. baths; powder room: mod
kit. spacious rooms. for enter.
tanning or income. Low 30s
OWNER. HO. 2-122Q. 2ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
BEAUTY SALONS
DELICATESsEN

Beauty Salon speclalists)
Obart 2-S9IO ST. 3-34Sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

1902 MADISON ST. N.w.-open
Sun, 2-6 p.nl.-Det, brk.: / 0 rms.
3h2 baths. in lovely cond mr. ell
cow FLA Apr. See Mrs. Hamil-
ton m prem "PFNNY" APOSTLE
LIDEs, RE 1924; ewes. ia. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

1884 2lst ST. N.W.-Must be sold
to settle an estate. A well To-
Gated downtown brick 4-bedrm
home with attractive garden
Two-story AGAR Diet. garage. Price
reduced to $4,000. To inspect
call NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th
st NV ME S-4Ic0
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-17

A bordo de una pequeha embarcaci6n, desafando los peigros y
las inclemencias de un tempo huracanado y la vigencia de los aMo-
mes y las unidades de superfce de la Armada cubana, un grupo de j6-
venes, estudiantes de la Universidad de La Habana. en- su inmensa
mayoria, desembarcaba en- "un lugar de la Isla", hace pocos meses.
Los hombres tenian como meta las a1turas de la Sierra del Escam-
bray, lugar donde operaba,. desde veinte y tantos dias atras, una
fuerza insurrecta de Ia organization elandestina Directorio Re-
volucionario.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-17
GULLERMO CABRERA LEIVA

En- los paises donde no existe libertad, en-
Ell sentido clasico que Ia entendemos en- Occidente,
Sc esta violando uno de los principles inherentes
4 la naturaleza humana. PodrA progresarse mate
rialmente, pero a la larga tendra que caerse en-
una situacion dificil y tragica para 81 espiritu.
Lenin confesaba SUI tenor a la libertad. Por-
que aquel luchador Sc habia metido en- ell eerebro
I'm programa de limites tan estrecho para 81 alma
que no habia sitio para la libre projection del
pensamiento.
Los tiranos de derecha, por iguales razones,
temen al libre albedrio de sus pueblos. FL PEN
samiento es mas poderoso que las balas y cuando
eli pueblo piensa sin c~ortapisas no resiste opreso-
res que 10 maltraten.
Sc supone que la libertad es p~eligrosa en- de-
terminadas circumstances, sobre TODD en- pueblos
donde ell analfabetismo esta muy extendido y no
exiSte Ell ~ejercicio de los derechos civicos. Puede
llegarse, q causa de estas dos lacras s~ociales, a
considerarse la libertad como Ell peor enemigo
de la paz y ell orden. Esta es la teoria que
impera en- algunas naciones latinoamericanas So
~juzgadas por un tirano o por una clase o familia.
~Pero la respuesta a csc estado de cosas no es
Ell analisis passive y la disquisicion academica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-17
Ell TEMA DE LA DEMOCRACIA DURANTE
LA SEMANA PANAMERICANA

Como prueba incontrovertible de que los idea
les democraticos constituyen la maxima aspiration
de los pueblos de A America, durante estos dias de la
Semana Panamericana distinguidOs elementOs re-
presentativOs del pensamiento politicO de nuestrO
continente han destacadO en- dOcumentOs publicOs
La necesidad de que dentro del sistema interameri-
canO, en- virtud de sus principles ideOl6gicOs y en-
nombre de sus instituciones, Sc busque la manera de
como eliminar de America tOda sOmbra de OPPRESSION,
TODD regimen que no sea Ell fiel reflejo de la vOlun-
tad popular y de las normas republicans.
Los GObiernOs que, pOr una u Otra raz0n, ejer-
cen especial Influenza en- la vida continental, tie
men ell deber de Observar este clamor de America y,
sobre TODD, de hacer 10 que ellos puedan por no de-
fraudar las esperanzas democraticas de los pueblos
que q%uieren que, a TODD 10 largo y 10 anchO del He
misferio, la libertad no sea palabra sin sentido, sino
realidad incOnmOvible.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-17
ENvIo DE P. A. U.
ENVIo DE P. A. U
Monumento al Padre del Panamericanisn1o

WASHINGTON, DC. PAU)-Desde 10 alto
de un pedestal de granite sueco, Ell Libertador
Simon Observation-Disclosures en- ell bronco de la
estatua ~ecuestre mas grande del Hemisferio-
contempla los afaneS de la Secretaria General de
Ia Organization de los Estados Americanos, enti-
dad i~nteramericana depositaria de SUI filosoffa dc
hacer de los puebloS de America un c~onjunto
Hnido y ~fraterno.
Ell nuevo monumentO, erigido en- esta capital
entire los dos edificios de la Union Panamericana,
es I'm ~obsequio del pueblo venezolano a ss her.
manos de America. Representa- al Libertador de
Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Peru y
Bolivia en- una pose caracteristica, ligeramente
levantado sobre la montura de su caballo con la
espada en- alto. La cara del heroe r~efleia la deter
minacion que lie hizo triunfar en- las batallas soste-
midas para terminar con la domination espanola
en- ell Nuevo Mundo.
Simon Bolivar, padre del panamericanismo,
expuso en- 1915 SUI pensamiento en- la famosa Gar
ia de jamaica. Dadas las circumstances turbu-
lentas de aquella epoca en- que ell derecho in
ternacional Sc encontraba en- panales, SUI modo de
pensar equivalfa a un hermoso sueno. Dijo b.
lfvar en- ell citado documento: "Yo deseo mas
que otro yer formar en- America la mas grande
nacion del mundo, menos por SUI extension y RE
queza que por SUI libertad y SUI gloria ="
En- esa forma ell pr6cer nacido en- Caracas
escribio ell ~prefacio del movimiento que paulati-
namente iba a evolucionar hasta convertirse en- Ell
poderoso' sistema interamericano que conocemos
hoy. M
En- 1925 Sc escribi6 Ell segundo capitulo de
Significacion. La mayoria de las naciones ameri-
canas va eran Independence y Sc reunieron en-
Panama, convocados por Ell propio Simon Bolivar
en- 10 que Ell llam6 la Gran Asamblea Ameri-
cana" y cuyo p~rop6sito defini6 al decir que esta-
becia eel plan de las primeras alianzas que
trazara la marcia de nuestras .relaciones con Ell
universe"
En- 1856 tuvo lugar en- Panama la Reunion
de los Presidentes de America, y la del Consejo
de la oEA para conmemorar ell 100 aniversario
del historico Congreso Anficti6nico de Bolivar.
En- aquella oportunidad las naciones acordaron
r"fc~-~~ sus programs para Ell mejoramiento del
hennisferio, ~inspirada por Ell senio del Libertador.
Los nillares de norteamericanos y latinoame-
ricanos que visitan Ia Casa de las Americas en-
esta capital tendran ahora oportunidad de admit
rr tambien la moderna Plaza Bolivar, sede del
monumento, disenado por el arquitecto venezo-
lano, Luis Malaussena. Tiene 10000 pies cuadra-
dos de area consistente en- jardineria rodeada de
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-17
iMiedo a Ia Libertad?

Is la diffusion ~energica de la educacion funda-
mental, para que los ciudadanos entiendan cual
es SUI obligation como sociedad ciyilizada y que
medidas deben tomarse para que prevalence Ia
hbertad secuestrada.
"Libertad es ell derecho que TODD hombre tie
ne de pensar y actuar sin hipocresia', expresaba
Martf en- una feliz definici6n de este precioso
bien. Pensar y actuar sin hipocresia es 10 que no
entienden los j~erarcas militares que han convertible
a Cuba en- I'm campamento; pensar y actuar sin
hipocresia es 10 que nunca han hecho los vende-
patrias que adulan a los dictadores y sirven de
sosten a sus regimenes.
Son pocos los SACRIFICES que Sc hagan por
ell mantenimiento de la libertad, y solo quienes la
han disfrutado saben bien 10 que vale SUI defen-
sa. Isl me dais la libertad promote seros ~esclavo"
-exclama I'm personaje de Cervantes.
Y esta esclavitud de TRAFALGAR dia a da por la
libertad no siempre estan dispuestos a sufrirla
quienes la reclaman. La pelea que libran algunos
pueblos latinoamericanos no tiene otro fin que
la restauracion de la libertad perdida. Sc trata
de una lucha entire los queTtemen la libertad y
los que aman; entire los que solo la quieren para
81 y los que buscan su vigencia para todos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-17
JOSE A. MORA EN- LA ORGANIZACION
DE LOS EsTADOs AMERICANOS

En- estos dias de la Semana Panamericana, des-
tinadOs a pOner de relieve ell alto significadO del
sistema interamericanO para tOdOs los veintiun pue-
bios que 10 ~integran, O~portunO es recOnOcer la Obra
que, como SecretariO General de la OEA, ha reali-
zado ell eminente d%iplomaticO y estadista %hispanOa-
mericano, DR.. Jose A. Mora, quien complete ell pc
riodo que debi6 terminar ell DIR. Carlos Davila, de
grato recuerdo, y que despues fue elegido pOr un pc
riodO OrdinariO.
BESIDE antes de llegar a la Secretaria General
de la Organization de los Estados Americanos, ell
DR.. Mora, en- SUI caIidad de Representante de la Re-
pdbhca Oriental del Uruguay y como Presidente
que fue del COnsejO, tuvo destacada participation
en- Ell seno de la OEA, contribuyendo con SUI talen-
to, SUI sensibilidad democratica y con sus capacida-
des intelectuales, al desenvolvimiento de esta en-
tidad de la cual Ell es SUI mas alto funcionario ad-
ministrativO.
La Obra que como Secretario General viene ha-
ciendO ell DR.. Mora Sc siente en- los EstadOs UnidOs
y Latinoamerica. Las mismas celebraciones de este
aho de la Semana Panamericana, que han alcanzado
gran resonancia continental, son la resultante de
sus magnificOs esfuerzOs y de la eficiente cOlabO-
raci0n del Departament0 de RelaciOnes Plblicas de
Ia Union Panamericana.
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS, al comentar breve-
mente la labor del DR.. Jose A. Mora, como Secre-
tario General de la OEA, felicia muy cordialmente
a este ilustre uruguayo pr los exitos obtenidos por
e, y desea que, en- ell ~desempenO de sus atlas funci0-
mes, continue conquistando muchOs triunfos para
~prestigio de la Organization de los Estados Ameri-
canos y de los ideales que dan vida a esta institution.