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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
Por HENRY RAYMOND

paises de America son algo Sc
mejantes a las alambradas de
los tragicos campos de eoncen.
traction, anadi6.
Ell doctor Gafnza Paz fue pre-
sentado a mas de 200 delegates
asistentes a la session plenaria
de hoy por ell Subsecretario de
Estado de Puerto Rico Arturo
Morales Carbon, quien 10 ca
lifico de "figura dirigente del
m%ovimiento democratico y pro
gresista de America Latina.
Ell tema de la disertacion del
doctor Gainza Paz ante la con-
ferencia, que Sc prolongars aqui
hasta ell Is de octubre, fue "la
contribution del intercambio al
aumento del entendimiento anne
ricano'.
Luego de expresar SUI convic.
cion de esta conferencia "se-
MALARIA I'm nuevo e importante
paso en- favor del mayor acer-
camiento material y spiritual
de los pueblos de America y,
muy especialmente de SUI mejor
compression reciproca", ell DOG
to Gainza Paz dijo que la his
toria de 10 que Sc ha dsdo en-
lamar ell "entendimiento ameri.
cano" es tan larga como la his
toria de la independence de los
pueblos de America.
"Aun antes de ser libres, jus
tamente cuando luchaban por
SUI independence -anadio- va
comprendieron nuestros pueblos
que la hermandad les senala-
ba I'm destino comun La igual-
dad de las instituciones republi-
canas fue ratification y nueva
prueba de la comunidad en- ell
ideal de la libertad".
CUNA DE LA DEMOCRACIA
Recordo tambien que Ameri-
ca "fue ell primer continente con-
sagrado totalmente a la demo
cracia republican, y fue tam.
bien ell primer continente de la
collaboration International, al
punto que NADIA parecido CO.
Mocha ell mundo cuando, en- ell
mes de octubre de 1889, Sc reu-
MAN los representatives de die
cinueve paises para deliberar
pacificamente sobre problemas
comunes".
EN- materia de collaboration
y. solidaridad International Anne
RIGA fue precursora -anadio-.
La Sociedad de las Naciones y
las Naciones Unidas fueron fru-
tos indiscutidos del arbol de la
paz plantado por los pueblos de
America.
BARRERAS
Gainza Paz observe que, pese
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
Cienios de Mexicanos
Abandonan sus Hoeares
Dor las Inundaeiones

MISSION, Texas. Oct. 10
(UPI)- Las lluvias torrencia,
les obligaron a 900 personas a
abandonar sus hogares, a 10 lar
go de las riberas del Rio Grande
(Bravo), y ell crecido rio subio
cast 100 metro sobre ell nivel
de inundacion en- Rio Grande
City.
Unas 500 personals deiaron
sus casas en- Reynosa, Mexico,
al ceder un dique construido
para protegerlos del rio. Las
lluvias precipitation ell aqua So
bre la parte trasera del dique
sin que hubiese desague hacia
ell rio. Ell aqua subio unos Sc
senta centimetros en- las casas
y los residences Sc trasladaron
a escuelas y casas de amigos en-
la parte alta.
Los tunclonarloS dlJeron que
la ciudad esta tratando de en-
contrar ubicacion permanente
para los refugiados.
En- Elsa, Texas( AS pulgadas
de lluvia obligaron a unos 200
a deiar sus casas, y otros 200
hicieron 10 propio en- Matamo-
ros, en- ell lado mexicano frente
a Brownsville.
Sc espera que el Rio Grande
llegue en- Rio Grande City, a
mas de dos metros sobre ell nj.
vel de desborde. En- Mercedes,
ell rio llegara a altura de des-
horde hoy a ultima bora, segun
los calculos, inundando zonas
en- territorio mexicano.
FL pueblo mexicano Ciudad
Camargo, al otro lado del rio
y frente a Rio Grande City, fue
evacuado hace dos dias cuando
ell Rio San Juan, tributario del
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
Eisenhower Sc MoIesta Dor
Prequntas Sobre United Fruit

WASHINGTON. octubre IS.
(UPD-El Presidente Eisenho-
wer Sc mostro visiblemente mo-
iesto, en- SUI audiencia de hoy a
la prensa, Y diio a un reporter
que sus preeuntas constituian
I'm "discurso" a proposito de la
politica de la United Fruit Com
pany
FL aludido reporter es John
Herring, del Editors Syndicate,
quien dijo al Presidente, que la
United Fruit Company estaba
luchando contrs ell sindicalismo
democratico de la America La
tina, 10 que habia instigdado una
Investigation por parte de la
embaiada norteamericana en-
Costa Rica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
Argentina no Estd Negociando
Creditos con Estados Unidos

Sc 81 hace tai cosa por otros
canales o 81 dara instruccioneS
a esta embaiada en- ell future
para entrar en- negociaciones''
Ell embajadur luego fue inte-
rrogado especificamente Sobre
I'm credito de 100000 de do
lares que Sc espera que la Ar
gentina gestionara proximamen-
te del Fondo Monetario Inter
nacional.
Recaleo su %respueSta anterior
diciendo que hasta ell momento
no habia recibido mi directa, nj
indirectamente" instrucciones
para negociar tai credito con
81 Fondo Monetario Internacio-
nal
Ell Ministro de Finanzas ar
sentino Emilio Donate del Ca.
rrll, debe lleoar a Washington
la proxima semana, y podria ser
que ell asunto fuera abordado
Dor ell "
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is gu
PI) - Ell Embajador argentine,
Cesar Barros Hurtado, dijo hoy
que su embay ada no esta nego-
ciando actualmente credito al,
guno con los Estados Unidos,
para hacer frente a una crisis de
camoio.
En- una conferencia de prensa
en- Ia cual anuncio la firma de
un contrato petrolero prelimi-
mar con firmas norteamericanas
Sc lie pregunto a Barros 81 de-
seaba comentar una informa-
cion publicada en- ell New York
Times de hoy que decia que la
Argentina esta buscando I'm
cradito de 400. 900. 900 de dola-
res para hacer frente a una crl'
sis de cambio
Barros dijo' "Por medic de
eSta embajads ell gobierno ar
2entino no esta negociando
eredito alguno de esa clase. No
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
CONSIDERATION Dt la
CRISIS DEL N0M0 Y
ZINC SUSpEnDIDA

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10
(UPD.-El Consejo de la Orga-
nizacion de Estados America
nos (OEA) suspendio hoy IA
consideration, por ell momento,
de la posibilidad de crear una
agencia especializada sobre
plomo, cobre, zinc, estaho y
%tungsteno.
La QEA tomo la decision des-
pues de recibir una recomen-
daci6n del Conseio Economico
y Social Interamericano en- ell
sentido de que no parecia facti-
BILE por ell momento ell estable-
Ger un nuevo grupo de estudio.
Ell Consejo Economico y So.
eial I~nteramericano indic6
-tPasa h DAG. -
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
Paz Exhorta a las
Americas a Derribar Todas
Las Barreras Fronterizas


san Juan, Puerto Rico, Oc-
tubre Is. -(UPD.- Ell doctor
Alberto Gainza Paz exhorto a
los paises americanos a derri.
bar 80 mas pronto possible" las
barreras fronterizas que, segun
dijo, los separan mas que nun,
ca antes en- su historic.
Hablando a la "Conferencia
sobre ell Intercambio Interame-
RIGA de Personals" iniciada ell
martes aqui, ell propietario de
La Prensa" de Buenos Aires Y
nuevo presidente de la Sociedad
Interamericana de Prensa de-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

preferente de parte de Estados
Unidos.
E. Canciller peruano declare
a los periodistas que Rubottom
tambien habia dado instructed,
mes a Ia embalada norteamerica-
ma en- Lima, en- ell Sentido de
pedir al gobierno peruano la
presentation de proyectos con-
cretos a los cuales Estados Uni
dos pudiera dar SUI aprobacion.
CON CHECOESLOvAQUIA
Porras revelo tambien que
Cheeoeslovaqnia habia expresa-
do SUI deseo de establecer rela-
clones comerciales con ell Pc
ri.
Y a %proposito de la informa-
cion de que ell gobierno checoes.
lovaco ofreci6 comprar al Peru
sus eXcedentes de plomo y zinc,
Porras expreso que ell asunto
habia sido discutido tambien
con Rubottom
Recalco ell canciller peruano,
que ell ofrecimiento checoeslova-
co, de establecer relaciones CO.
mercisles con SUI pals, fue hecho
de modo informal a los MEM
BROS de la delegation peruana a
las Naciones Unidas Y que no
habia NADIA concrete en- torno a
ella.
Tambien manifesto que ell Pc
ru, en- sus relaciones comercia-
les, naturalmente no guerra VEN
der ningun material a paises del
bloque comunista que pudieran
perjudicar los intereses tanto pc
ruanos como ~norteamericanos.
De todos modos, diio no te-
ner duda alguna de que Che
coeslovaquia estaba interesada
en- ell plomo y ell zinc peruanos.
Puso de relieve que en- otro
tempo ambos paises tuvieron
relaciones diplomaticas y conner
ciales.
CON Ell BLOQUE
biJo que en- vista de la dis
Pasa a Ia Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
JUNTA DIRECTIVA De
cAFETEROs Sc REUNE
EN- NUEVA YORK FL ~

NUEVA YORK, Oct. IS
CUPID La primera reunion
de la junta directiva de la orga.
nizacion del acuerdo latinoa.
mericano del cafe Sc celebrara
en- la Union Panamericana de
Washington ei lunes 81 de &C.
tubre.
FL DR.. J. o. Santos, Secreta-
rio General de la organization
fue quien informo tai coss en-
New York, ciudad a la que vino
en- asuntos relacionados con el
acuerdo.
Segun 10 establece ell acue,do
firmado eli q de septiembre,
por los Is PASSES latinoamerica.
nos productores de cafe, la jun
IA directiva estara compuesta
por un delegado y un supiente
de eada uno de los Is.
Lo primero que hara Ia Junta
sera elegir p%residente y vice.
presidente. Despues debatira y
aprobara los estatutos, los me-
todos de financiar la oreaniza.
ci6n y otros asuntos administra'
tivos.
Ell asunto mas importante que
tratarA, sin embargo, sera ell
de determinar Ell volumen de
cafe verde que Sc exportara du-
rante los proximos meses.
FL acuerdo dispone que "las
exportaciones Sc distribul'
ran en- periodos de tres a seis
meses. ..teniendo en- cuenta
las necesidades del mercado, Ell
sistema traditional y las condi-
clones peculiares de exporta-
eion de esda pals"
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
Ruevo 1raiado Ssbrs sI
Alaear Preyseian on
Ia Reunion De 6inebra

GlNEBRA, Oct. Is (UPO-
Una fuente autorizada diio que
para fines de la semana proxima
sera aprobado aqui un nuevo
Tratado international Azuca.
rero, en- reemplazo del pacto de
cinco amos vicente entire % ma
clones importadoras y exporta-
ooras.
La fuente dijo que los dele
(PaSa a Ia pas. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

claro que es ne
cesario reconocer
con d oil S a
franqueza que, en-
10 %referente al in,
tercambio interna
cional, hemos re,
t%rocedido' y que,
80 que es peor
todavia, no Sc al.
CANA a vislum-
brar un principle
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
SEVERA CENSURA

MEXICO, (UPD-El Banco
de Concrete Exterior, institu.
cion bancaria del Gobierno de
Mexico, censura sacramento la
politica economical extranjera
de los Estados Unidos en- los
corrientes numeros de su revis-
ia mensual, Concrete Exte.
rior", y veleidades de esa poll
tica". %
Las ediciones en- espahol y
en- ingles de la revista, que Sc
d~istribuye copiosamente, publ
can diversos articulos sobre ell
mismo tema, motivados por la
reduction de los contingencies
de Importation del plomo y Ell
zinc en- los E.U.
Dicen que aunque los E.U.
reducen los contingencies en- TN
20 por ciento, las nuevas Quotas
para Mexico -18.440 toneladas
de plomo y 38.400 de zinc
representa- de hecho una re-
duccion del 30 por eiento de
0asa q IA PxS. o.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

ocupan altos puestos, son par
tidarios de que Sc termine la
formula de $3.50, de impuestos
mas altos a las operaciones pc
troleras y un programa a larga
fecha, para mantener los pre-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

clos del petroleo venezolano en-
competencia con los crudos del
Cercano Oriente, segun dice vi.
sion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

de reaction favorable.
LAS lineas geograficas que
en- la actualidad separan a los
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

Gainza Paz observe que, pese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
Carl Shipley Names
Chairmen

him. The Associations Com
mittee will be headed by Mrs.
Christopher T. Bever with
Mrs. Clinton S. Raynor as
vice chairman.
Schools Represented
Schools will be represented
by Mrs. George Y. Worthing-
ton III. Mrs. James T. Shar-
key. Mrs. H. Gabriel Murphy
and Miss NJ. Helen Stohlman.
Mr.. Edward r. Carr is chair
man Of the Advisory Com
mittee and Mrs. DeForest
Van Slyck. treasurer.
Mr.. Shipley has expressed
the hope that the public's
generous support Of the or
chestra will be repeated in
1858 and that everyone in
the area will participate in
the drive.
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ON THE AGENDA

Economies Building on Uni
versity Of Maryland campus.
meeting; speaker, Mrs. STAN
ley @. Cook. Financing
Teachers Salary Increases.
Petworth Woman's Club
pm. at home Of Mrs. L. T.
Jones. 30 Grant circle. meet
inR Of literature section.
University WOmen's Club,
Inc.-3 pm. French CONVEX
sation: 4 pm. club tea; 5
pm. program; 6 pm, club
dinner: 1880 pm. board
meeting.
Capital Chapter Of Ma
tional Secretaries Association
$50 pm. Occidental Res
taurant. l4il Pennsylvania
avenue NV. dinner-business
meeting.
Deborah Knapp Chapter
Of OARS pm. chapter
house. meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

The National Symphony
Orchestra viii kick of It's
1858 Sustaining Fund Drive
with a buffet supper on jan
uary 20 at the Pan American
Union. The goal this year Is
S25O.000.
Meanwhile Mr.. Carl L.
Shipley. a well-known WASH
ington lawyer. who will serve
for the third term as Dr.
rector Of the Sustaining
Fund Drive. has announced
the following as chairmen
for the 28th Drive.
Mrs. Edward Harvey Cush-
ing. wife Of the Deputy As
sistant Secretary Of Defense.
Mrs. Cyrus s. Ching and Mr..
Richard B. Wathen viii act
as vice chairman TO Mr..
Shipley Both Mrs. Cushing
and Mrs. Ching have been
diligent workers for the
Symphony for many years.
Chairmen Listed
The important Job Of Ad-
vance Gifts chairman will be
undertaken by Mrs. Robert
E. Moran with Mrs. James
M. Wimsatt as vice chair
man Mr.. Jouett Shouse viii
serve as chairman Of the
Three-Year Committee.
Mrs. Ernest Cuneo Is Resi-
Dental chairman. assisted by
vice chairman Mrs. Houston
Stiff. Mrs. Jerome Cowden
for Montgomery County. Mrs.
Lee w. Schooler for Prince
Georges County and Mrs.
Samuel E. Carpenter for the
Virginia area.
>Mr. BENJAMIN b. Thread
well viii work TO get the area
businessmen behind the cam
paign as chairman Of the
Business Division with Mr..
Eugene M. Kramer assisting
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Correction

Correction
The Ambassador OF Argen-
tina Mauricio L. Yadarola
and Sonora de Yadarola we're
hosts on Friday to members
Of the Board Of the United
states Argentine Society
which was founded last
March.
II was incorrectly stated
in last Saturdays Star that
the former Ambassador and
Sonora de Vicci entertained
at the event.
The de viccis' left last May
for Argentina where he was
a successful candidate for his
country's Constitutional As
sembly.
The new Ambassador and
his wife have been here since
July.
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READERS CLEARING
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The Canine Training Asso-
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We do not maintain Q busi-
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there are no funds available
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WHY GROW OLD?
Its Time to Start
Sef-Improven1ent

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TODAY

TODAY
Town Club-i2::30 pm, at
home Of Mrs. Lucille Stump,
$500 Western avenue, Chevy
Chase: luncheon meeting.
Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase-l0 am; music sec
ton iehearsals.
Welcome Wagon Club Of
Silver Spring-l2 noon,
Argyle Country Club, lunch
con meeting and bridge.
W0men's Community Club
Of Kensington - 1880 am,
social hall Of st. Paul's Meth
odist Church, meeting and
luncheon: speaker. Mr.. David
Scull. former president Of
Silver Spring Board Of Trade.
Where Does MONTGOMERY
County Go From Here?"
College Park Maryland
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Recreation Closes

The District Recreation De-
partment has classes in three
eenters for chair Gaming.
rushing and splint bottom
chairs. Now is the time to
get your valuable chairs back
in service with o new bottom
that you have learned TO do
yourself. This type Of weav-
ing Is very interesting to do
and something you can use
over and over. Parents with
children In Boy Scout and
Girl Scout troops should take
advantage Of these classes so
they in turn can teach for
badges. Basketry offers a
great subtraction in gift max
ing. too. Glasses are at Ban
neker Center. Tuesdays, l to
3 pm; Guy Mason Center,
Mondays. 10 am. to IL noon:
Guy Mason Center. Thurs
days, 2 to 4 pm. and Thom-
son School Center, Tuesdays.
1880 TO ESQ pm.
For any information. call
District Recreation Depart
ment, Adams 4-2050.
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
reflections on a Busy
Week in New York

demand are the three little
Dafys. all cute little red
headed girls. who scale down
from about 6 years old. The
fourth youngest, Erin, 3
months old. has just started
working. too. we discovered.
LILY LODGE. daughter Of
the United States Ambassa-
dor to Spain. has a look
alike in strawberry blond
model Irene Click. The re-
semblance Is pretty strong
and both girls are being told
about their twin"
At the on-stage party
Schifni staged for visiting
fashion editors taken TO see
'Romanoff and Juliet" we
chatted with Natalie Schafer
who plays the wife of the
United States Ambassador TO
the important capital Of the
smallest country in Europe
that has not yet zone to the
East or to the West. The
beautiful Miss Schafer showed
up at the after-curtain-call
party wearing a goodlooking
black-wool loose-fitting sat-
in-lapeled suit with a white
satin vestee. Complimented
on how lovely she looked.
she replied. MY suit was
done in London by Worth for
the film 'Anastasia.' It's two
years old and at first I
thought I'd bought the cos
tune just for fun, but now
it's the line apparently we're
all going TO be stuck wearing"
Long before she was inter-
ested In the theater she
studied costume design at
the Merrill School. Her af-
lection for fashion Is obvious
right to the eyeglasses she
wears. They're q most UNI
usual sQuared-of harlequin
shape pair. i've got them in
all colors from a little place
Just east Of Madison Avenue
and Fifty-eighth. They're
called asia glasses.
Frankly. I don't know an ace
from a spade"
THE Buster they are the
more they find time to do
things in the fashion BUSH
ness. Designer Adele Simp-
son has been lecturing TO q
number Of colleges on the
subject Of fashion careers
for the fair sex. The highest
paid women In the world are
those in all phases of FASH
ion. she brings out. The New
York State Department Of
Commerce is behind this
here are the facts" program
In what Is one Of the States
biggest industries.
FROM THE DESIGNERS
comes word that-"Always
the prettiest look is the fash
ion." This from Jane Derby
who this season Is sponsoring
the new putty colors with
white the relaxed sill
houette picked UP with gros-
grain edgines on the dresses
the dress with the little
cap sleeve and the all
important jacket and the
short-sleeved coat. One Of
Glen plaid pique a real
beauty. Her passport to
elegance is always the fem
mime shirtwaist little collars.
and short box jackets /.
the combination Of fabrics
as well as colors a sigma
ture.
The culotte is back" This
from Tina Lesser who makes
a point Of featuring silk play
clothes animal prints
the skirted swimsuit Of
silk the wool jersey
sweater to match the wool
jersey swimsuit. Vibrant
colored cottons and she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
MEN LOOK YOUNGER, TOO
BY simple use Of HerhoId Psmsde

dryness and restore that
lustrous, alive, neat look.
So if the years have stolen
the natural oils and color
from your hair, leaving it
dry, dull, drab, streaked, or
a lifeless gray or il your
hair has been dyed - and
looks it - start using Her.
bold Pomade today. In to
3 weeks your hair will look
young again, without a sign
Of grayness. And regular use
will keep it that way, for as
long as YOU like.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13


says to make sure that this
spring and summer you
wrap and swirl fashion
around you" for the most
fiattering kind Of clothes. A
hair dryer" made of terry
toweling can be q turban, q
bit Of q beach towel. and q
guard against the drying sun
light is a non-dress hit.
10 Copeland of Pattulio
believes point d'esprit Is the
fabric that speaks Of spring
1858 romance" She uses 1t
in a black silk crepe fabric
combination and has full
blown roses caught in what
she calls q birds nest" skirt.
BLACK with" is another pet
fashion phrase Of this de-
signer. Black with cherry for
a print silk black with
brandy Cor a bloused sill
houette dress black silk
taffeta with q full frothy
skirt Of white lace A, black
silk linen with black silk
surah and q fawn and
black silk print with q cape
let trimmed in white mink
shows her preoccupation with
mysterious and always chic
black.
At Davidow's they're still
speaking in admiring terms
Of Chanel in their suits and
coats that have an easy At.
For this new season a sky
blue and white pebble tweed
suit is faced with blue jersey
and has q blouse TO match.
There's q mauve and brown
combination faced with pink
jersey that will also help
establish the fact that spring
Is here.