davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
(Viene de Ia Pagina D0s)

Una de las mayores difcultades con que cuenta Ell Estado Mayor
del Ejercto de la dictadura, es sin duda alguna ell probema creado
con la continuada huida de los soldados ascriptos a las diStintas
companies y bataloneS que operan en- TODD Oriente. Una gran can
tidad de estos soldadoS de sectores, cuyo numero no ha podido como
cerse en- cfra exacta, permanecen internados en- las prsiones de la
Cabana y Columbia, los cuales no han sho devueltos a los mandos de
sus respectvas companies en- la provincial oriental, por tenor a que
Sc unan a las fuerzas revolucionarias. Docenas de estos Soldados. que
han prometido no insistr en- la huida, han sio devueltos a los mandos
de operaciones con la orden terminate de ser fuSilados, al menor in
tento de abandonar las fias miltares. Los que, dando muestras de
una gran inteigencia no Sc han presentado a stios donde puedan
ser vstos o por miedo de sus propios familiares no los han presenta-
do a la Unidad correspondence, deambulan por la Republca tratando
lie permanecer ocultos para evadr la feroz accion de la justicia
,atistera.
CALENDARIO HISTORICO-4 de agosto de 1878: pr6rroga al
3anco Espanol de la Isa para la emission del papel moneda.
La joven poetisa Pura del Prado pne en- nuestras manos este
nlanojo de versos en- memoria del estudiante martir Joe Westbrook:
IL IL r. II
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24

comparacion entire Ell ano en- cur-
so y Ell que paso, no ocurre 10
miSmo en- Miami propiamente
dicha, donde ell aumento de la
delincuencia citada representa- ell
80 por ciento sobre la del ano
pasado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
ESCUELA

- Viene de la Pagina Siete -
cion, y practicas en- IBM Card
Punch y switchboard.
Ell senior Pagan, es licenciado
por ell Departments de Instruc-
cion del Estado de Florida y ha
trabajado antes para Ell Condado
Dade. Fue serente de exportaci6n
y corresponsal de corporaciones
americans Sus estudios fueron
curSados en- Long Island Univer.
sity, Brooklyn New York y la Uni
versidad de Miami.
FL telefono de la Adelphi Bust
ness and Tutoring School es ell PL-
1-7948.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
De CAULLE
(Viene de la Primeral

Viene de la Primera)
de Paris o la continuada v estre-
cha cooperation con Francia-- Sc
habia visto %sujeta al ataque de los
lideres locales. Pero las converse
clones del Primer Ministro, pare
cen haber convencido a los iefes
politicos de Madagascar de que la
c~ontinuada cooperation con Fran
cia es necesaria.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
PROXIMO MATRIMONIO
ASALTOS
-(Viene de la pag. g.

-(Viene de la pag. g.
p%eligrosoS, o pistas que puedan
conducir a la evitacion de esos
delitos, o al arresto de sus conf.
sores.
En- Ell area de Miami Beach
la proportion no ha sido tan
mala. Durante Ell sno pasado Sc
registraron hasta Ell mes de julio,
"a asaltos armados, y solo 81 en-
10 que va de este afo.
81 bien en- la IONA de Mia.
mi Beach resulta alentadora la
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
De WASHINGTON
(Viene de Ia PagIna y
PARA

AAAs~A
A paSsr una temporada de va
cacioneS ron Sus familiares en-
la ciudad de Pennsylvania, sale.
ron ell caballerU don ArmandO
Fleitas y su joven sonora Berry
de FleitaS. Les deseamos alegres
diaS de ~descanso.
DE MEXICO
Sc %eacuentra nuevamente en-
esta ciudad, lugar de su residen.
cha, ell caballero don Jose Luis
Vaca, deSpueS de varios dias de
vacaciones en- la ciudad de Me-
xico. Lo saludamoS.
PROXIMO MATRIMONIO
Ests Seccion Sc complace en-
lnforma1 ell pr6Sfmo matrimo.
MO del caballero vene solano Mel.
son Aumaitre. quien proxims.
mente unIra sus d~estinos con la
bella Senorita Esther Kida Fer.
nandez. BESIDE ahora lie deseamos
toda clase de felicidades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
DtARI0 LAS AMERICAS - Pc.
-ARMA

ANNA -.
Viene de la pag. g.
pues origin6 I'm incidente, v po
Ell cuai fue arrestado por los %
licias Ben DiGrazia y Role I
Biggs. Una vez en- la estaciou
qued6 libre bajo fianza de S10O
para comparecer ante ell juez mu
nicipal William Brody.
McDermott trat6 de negar a Il
prensa que Ell fuera detenido; sir
embargo, sus generates comedian
perfectamente con las que anott
la policia de North Bay Village al
arrestarlo. McDermott tiene 6 PIES
3 pulgadas, naci6 ell % de asosto
de 1923 en- Pougkeepsie, N. YIN
esta domiciliado en- 1901 Pinetres
Drive, Miami Beach.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
Por PURA DEL A

20 amos de almendra, de crlStales,
puesto de pie como blancor de espada
en- la mano derecha de tn TERRA.
Las aguas de tn sangre Sc ponian
Sc erguia ell fuego hasta asomar tus oios,
TODD tn ser, como ell madero largo,
de la cruz, como ell tallo, como ell vuelo,
alzaba tn sustancia y tie crecia
lel corazon 10 misn1o que una palma.
ALA llegaste con tn risa leve,
Querido Joe, ~llegaste,
con tanto nino tierno todavia.
Y tn eres muy capaz, que tie conozco,
de seguir viaje arriba por ell cielo,
en- I'm ascenso sin parar, c~onstante,
tu afan y ell aire no Sc acaban nunca.
Recuerdo tn silencio, como un asia
tn silencio con alma de bandera.
Tu silencio de monte. Tu silencio
desbordante, ~profundo malherido,
lleno de multitudes y de patria,
y de dolor y de dolor de terra.
Ese silencio a tn manera. tuyo.
Sc tie callaba TODD, ell sufrimiento,
la dicha, la ternura y hasta Ell traje
y ell beso en- ell balloon y tus palabras
que eran habladas para mas callarte.
Vivias aprendiendo tn cadaver
que tiene ell gran tamano del silencio.
Todos Sc saben de memoria Ell martir,
ell estudiante preso, ell compahero,
ell balaceado nino junto al mar.
Ell que es como una joya repartida,
como una luz que alcanza para Ell pueblo.
70 tie recuerdo personal, privado,
sencillo, en- un sillon. en- tus uuehaceres,
con tn novia y tn madre, amanda ell mundo,
ell Joe de cada dia,
al que habia que uevarle los zapatos,
aquel de la dulzura fina y alta,
ell que dejo SUI habitaci6n vacia,
ell que salia serio en- los ~retratos,
y LEILA con gusto y Sc cansaba
de subir escaleras y besaba
en- ell vvac a Dysis y reia
para aplaudir un verso, un son de piano,
ell que tenia tan leal la mano,
ese tan necesario que nos falta.
Esa criatura asi que no comprende
nj ella misma porque la asesinaron.
Aqui lie damos vueltas a csc frio.
a esa sombra que queda en- vez de II.
A tn patria lie damos 10 que quieres,
puedes estar ~tranquilo desde ALI.
Cuando tn madre viene a VERNE, tono
de tn sonrisa, de tn amor, tn fe,
y Sc las doy poquito q POGO, suave
y en- mi beso lie pongo Ell que Sc fue.
Que va voy a ser madre y la comprendo
con mas y mas dulzura cada vez.
Y tn sigue Joito, como siempre.
sallado y puro, al pie de Dios
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
DuIIOck-GIenn Rites Rend4i
Inrn1riUe Methodist Church

Of honor for her sister Miss Mary
Ann Pollard Of Griffin. Ga. Miss
Harriet Knox, of Thomson. Ga.
Miss Pamela Perry Of Tampa
FLA Miss Joan Poole, Of winston
Salem, N c. and Miss Fannie
Marie Weinberg Of Farmville. We're
bridesmaids. Marjorie Glenn sis
-er OF the bride. was junior brides
maid
The bridal attendants were rose
silk sheath dresses and large pic
ute hats They carried sunset bou-
quets of burgundy carnations
Mr. Bullock was best man for
1.s SOB William Edward Bullock
brother Of the bridegroom. Of Smith
field Harold Weeks Of Mexico
. f Tazewell Robert Batfen. Jr.,
# snli-hhcld PAU John Wick Of
Metuchen, \ J Ira Moore, Of
Suffolk and Edgar y Brooks Jr
and Samuel A. Martin, Jr, Of
Farmville were ushers Robe~t A.
Martin Of Farmvlle. was junior
usher.
Following the wedding. reccp-
ton vas held in the LongWood
College student lounge
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
Morgan Pattcson
Vows Preceded
b. Entertaining

Mrs Frank Morgan the former
MISS MARY Lyon Patteson. Of
M n 60 was entertained with
several parties last week prior to
her marriage Saturday
Mrs Robert f Wthers and Mrs
John Eldr'dge were hosteSscs at a
Sitchen shower Tuesday at the
Withers home on Second avenue
Mrs Rowlette Bruce entertained
With tea at her home IN Buck
.ngham Wednesday
Mrs s 2 Glover Mrs Malcolm
Sadlcr and Miss Mary r Glover
setcd The Morgan Patteson wedding
PARTY With q picnic supper Thurs
day al $ p Glover home III Buck
Ingham
FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs Jack rat
tcson. Of Covma Calf entertained
the wedding party at dinner at the
Glover home in Buckingham
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

STEAMERS
Mrs Jack M PatH&nn. Of West
Covina Calf was matron OF honor
for her sister-n-laW she wore a
strcctlcngth dress of yellow chiffon
faShincd with boat ncckline cap
sleeves and streamerS falling from
matching yellow cummerbund
She wore matching picture hat
and carried basket Of mixed
yellow and blue flowers
Miss Mary Elizabeth Martin. cou
sim W. the bride Of Knoxville Tenn.
was Tho brides other attendant She
wore blue dress similar 10 that Of
the matron of honor and carried a
noScgay OF blne and yellow flowers
The best man was Thomas Nelson
Tate cousin 81 the bridegroom Of
Washington, p { GroomSmen were
JACK M Pattcson. brother Of the
bride 81 West Covina. Calf and
George " Pattcson. III cousin Of
thc bride " Richmond
A reception was held at Mount
Pleasant Farm following the we'd
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

Tho weda4ne VI Mss Haze
Norihaup Forbes Of Rochester
N Y daughter Of MIS- Burt Par
dee Townsend of Gewanda n "
81 p William Lawrence WAINWRIGHT
son of Mr. and MIS- william Wal
lace wainwright Of Amelia County
fook place at Spencer Ripley
Methodist chrach in Rochester
J Saturday May "A
The Rev Lincoln G Archer fhC
bride S cousin off'ciatcd
Given id marriage hy her step
father the bride wore oreanza
OVER tatfeta win a shoulder-lengfi
veil She earned all orchid anC
lilies Of The valley
Mrs N w Pandell Was Ink
brides n1atron-of-honor and onl,
attendant
Bet man Was n Stuart Dean
Ushefs were Donald P. Smith, Rob
ert : Keehler. Lawrence H Rup
prechi ard James r. Dubil D
Bnghaton
A reception was held at til,
Treadway Inn
The bridegroom is a graduate
Of Blackstone High School anc
NPl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
Miss PnileSOn Becomes Bride
O(Frank Morgan In Mnnteo

III an afternoon ceremony Satur
day at 7, n m anuel Episcopal
Church Glenmore. Miss Nav Lyon
Pattcson and Frank Hill Morgan
were united II marriage
Tho bride is The daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs James Monroe Paitoson.
Of Manteo The BRIDEGROOM IN The
son Of Nh and Mrs ] Frank Nor
gan u Corinth Mis-
The Rcv Robert f. Wthcrs II
Farmvllle performed Tho double
ilHR ceremony 1T pm
Given III MARRIAGE by her father
ne BRIDE wore a flallencth Gown
of lace and talic With TERED thy
serts q lace III the SKIRT which
swept into chapel train The lace
bodice had seanopcd cdacd ncck
Inc and short iecpcs Hon Finger
iip-lenPth ven Of six illusion vas
held n place BY Queen Anne cap
with pearl drop She carried a
white Book Of Common PRAYER
topped with a white orchid Aba
shoWered with Stephanotis and SATIN
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
Club Calendar

Methodist Monday June
n. 3 pm. Circle With Mrs H F..
Lacy Circle 3 with MIS-. f W
Jacobs Circle 5 with Mrs. Charles
Lane Circle with the Misses
Hiner Circle with Mrs. Nell T.
Griffin Circle 3 with Mrs. f T.
Wootfon Circle 9 With Mrs J B.
Williams, co-hostess. Mrs c B.
Williams
Circle 1, Monday, $50 pm. with
John Mitchell Circle /. Tuesday,
June TO- 10 am. with Mrs. Gar
land Wilkerson. co-hostess. Mrs.
John Garnet
Farmvillc PRESBYTERIAN Church
Circles Monday June 3 pm.
Circle with Mrs J A Wilker-
son. co-hostess, Mrs. ] W Ram
sly Circle s with Mrs. Jack Lewis.
co-hostess. Mrs C. L. BcdweIl .
Circle with Mrs. w. T Morton
co-hostcss. Mrs Otis Davis, Circle
: with Mfs Charles Carter. CO.
hostess, Mrs. J X Cason
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

Miss Emily Holiday Of Newport
k~Ws, Is spending the summer with
her mother, Ms w NJ Holiday
Miss Natalie Holiday, who has
been dong graduate work at the
University Of Virginia IN Charlottes-
vale, will rive today, for The
summer III ont = Mrs Holiday
and her daughters are spending the
month Of june tn the A M De-
Mnth home
Pr and MI Earl R Bocqs
spent last week III Anderson w VA
where they were guests Of Dr
Boee IS father Scott BoRgs
Mrs Richard Nelson And dauah
ter Anne are guests Of Mr. and
M s Robert Cunningham III Chanel
hid. N II
MRS James Hart and daughter.
Mary Del VISITED relatives III Roa
noke last week
Mr and Mrs Joe Stubs VI
Marietta ONO Worc guests Of MI
and NJ IS f J Andrews. IN. dur
inp last week
MISS Patsy Lindsey Of Lake
land TIA arrived sunday fo~
visit with her mother MIS- VIZ
!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

Miss Patsy Sanford, Of Church
land, is spending the week With hcf
parents, Mr. and Mrs Leland San
ford.
James Thomas CLARK III son of
Sheriff and Mrs j II Clark left
last week for military service under
the Reserved for You guaranteed
school program Of the . S. Army
After basic training al Fit Jackson
s. C. CLARK. FaTmyillc HIGH
School graduate and former Hamp-
den Sydney student, Will attend THE
Army's micro-Waye radio school al
Fl Monmouth, n J for eight
months
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard.
Mrs Shelton Whitaker and Mrs
Margaret ID Bruce We're III Char
loitesville Monday where Mrs Hub
bard's nephew Harold J1rdon, re-
ceived his Master Degree from
the University Of Virginia
Scolfic BogRs. of Indian Spring
school near Birmingham Ala ar
rived today 70 spend the summer
with bis parents. Dr and Mrs
Earl r Boges
Paul John Wick. of Mctuchen
N j.. Bob Batten, ". 81 Smith
field. and Bob Weeks. Of Mexico.
p F. were guests 81 Mr. Wilckfs
mother. Mrs. Paul Wick for tie
week end.
Miss Mason Hamlet rs spending
few DAYS with her grandmother.
Mrs Hugh ohnsto III Ports
mouth
Mrs r Hampton Smith. Of Birm-
inRham Ala. is the guest Of hcf
daughter. Mrs James Mcclellan
and Pr Mcclellan
r. Kyle Baldwin "A spending A
few days N New York CITY On a
buying trip
MI and Mrs A Z Brown Of
Richmond have been guests i'll thc
7 l. Lancaster Jr home
Jim and Beth Digger Of Mar
tinsvillc. are guests of their grand
mother Mrs. r II Digger
Mrs J w Shepherd. Jr. N visit-
ing her SISTER MIS-. Jack Mays
and Mt Mays in Norfolk
Mrs E,sthe~ Hodges was wv
guest Of her son. Jesse Hodges. in
Newport News for Nh week end.
Nj and Mrs. Louis Finn and
Mrs Patrick McPhiMips. of Alex
and1a, have been guests of Mr
and Mrs Harold Coyington and
Mrs G M Rodd
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

Mr. and Mrs Phillip + Gay left
Sunday for CHICAGO where they
win attend tho 18th national con
vcntion Of Modern Woodmcn Of
America Nj CAV Is ono Of fom
delegates representing the Virginia
membership
Thev were accompanied ~ VI
B Wells Of Cre~e district mana
ger Of Modern Woodmen and Mrs
Wells The party win return Sun
day week hence
At Chicago they xiii meet WI,t
the legislative ami governing Of
ficcrs of the 75-ycarold organiza.
hon and with other national dele,
gates elect national officers and
outline policies for the ensuing
four years
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

Miss Frances Beer visited Miss
Hazel Johnson ak South Hill Hos
pital Sunday Miss Johnson's con
dition is reported improving follow
ing her automobile accident and
she can have visitors.
MS. Coralise Hill Mrs Robert
Carter and Carter Netherwood, all
Of Richmond, visited Mrs Asa
Smith during last week
L. Waller Sanford and Leland
Sanford visited their mother Mrs
+ Waller Sanford at Natural
Bridge during the week end San
ford Revelcy returned home with
his uncle. Waller Sanford for a
visit
DR.. and Mrs Thomas Jovncr Of
Sydney. will leave Tues
day 10 spend the summer in Dur
ham. N c.. where DR.. Joyner will
do research at Duke University
Daniel Dung. II Fincastle
visited in the Jack Womack home
during the week end
Mr. and Mrs M Boyd Coyncr
Jr. and children. M Boyd. III. and
Betty Meredith. have arrived from
Memphis. Tenn, and are visiting
their parents Mr. and Mrs MI
Boyd Coyner and Or. and MIS-
Thomas f Gilmer They will 60 10
Charlottesville soon where Mr. Coz
ner viii work towards bis doctoratc
at the University OF Virginia this
summer
Mrs. r W. Morgan Of Birminp
ham. Ala. has been the guest Of
her niece Miss Elizabeth Burger
Mrs Randolph Hob b s and son
Jimmy Hobbs. Of Kittaning Pa
wore overnight guests Of Miss
Burger during the week end and
accompanied Mrs Morgan 70 Brm-
ingham
DR. and Mrs A M DcMuth and
family are visiting friends In the
mid west en- route u Lake Tahoe
Ncv., where they Will attend a
medical convention June l2-l5.
Miss Mary c. Wonack was a
Guest 0f MIS-. Dan Young and
family III Fincasilc for the week
end Mrs Elto Schroeder. who had
been spending ten DAYS IN the
Young home, returned to Farm
ville with her daughter, MIS-
Womack
James fowler. Of Elkins w Va.
Was a recent guest Of his sister
MISS Josephine fowler and Az
tended the reunion al Hampdcn
sydney College. ri his class 81
1909 during the Hill commencement
ding ceremony After short we'd
ding trip, MI and Mrs. Morgan
viii be at home at 226 n. Purdue
avenue Oak Ridge. Tenn Both Mr.
and Mrs Morgan viii work at Oak
Ridge national laboratory
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
Fire Auxiliary
Picnic Wedn asday

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Farmville Fire Department will
hold its annual picnic Wednesday
June II. at Gas p I'm. at the H L.
Brinkley home, SOB Second Street
In case of rain the picnic will
be held at the frehouse.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs, Walter { Palmer
III Of Warwick announce the birth
Of daughter Elizabeth Burton
Wednesday May %
Mrs Asa Smith Is Elizabeth S
maternal grandmother.
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SERVICE SCENE
Peru Decordtes
u. S. Officials

r. A. Schow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Burke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald cullinan, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lawrence Mea-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Spear Taylor, Mr.. Merritt
Swift and Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Gilbert Rowcliff.
Secretary and Mrs. Brucker
will entertain at a large re-
ception in Gen. Cuadra's
honor tonight at the Fort
Myer Officers Club.
Elsewhere on the service
scene yesterday was the buff
fet supper given by Assistant
Secretary of the Air Force
and Mrs. Richard E. Horner
in their Arlington home last
night in honor of retiring Air
Force 1t. Gen. and Mrs. Dom
aid L. Putt.
Among those invited were
the Assistant Secretary Of
the Air Force and Mrs. Dud-
ley C. Sharp. Mai. Gen. Ros-
coe c. Wilson. Mai. Gen. and
Mrs. James Ferguson, Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Ralph p. Swof-
ford, jr.; DR.. j. ]. Green Of
the Canadian Joint STAFF,
and Mrs. Green; Mr.. j. B.
Macauley, Deputy Assistant
Secretary Of Defense for Re-
search and Engineering: DR..
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Affairs and Mrs. Louis Blan-
chard. the Pakistan Ambas-
sador and Begun Ali, the
Ambassador Of Sudan Ibra-
him Anis, the Indonesian
Counselor and Mrs. Ompi,
and the Moroccan Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Ben Aloud.
Also asked we're the Charge
d'Affaires ad interim Of the
United Arab Republic. Amin
Moufath; the Indian Charge
d'Affaires and Mrs. Dayal, the
Charge d'Affaires Of Finland
and Mrs. Palas, and Miss
Faiza Farouk, Attache Of the
Tunisian Embassy.
Attending from the Mexi-
can Embassy were the Min
lister and Sonora de Sanchez
Gavito, the Minister Coun-
selor and Sonora de Aveleyra,
and the Counselor, Senior Don
Julian Saenz Hinojosa.
Attending from the Saudi
Arabian Embassy were the
Minister, Mr.. Saleh Al-Shal-
fan; the secretary of the en-
bassy, Mr.. Faisal Hegelan,
and Mr.. I. Muhtasit. Mr.. Fai-
sal Badawi, Mr.. Wajih Al
Faqih, 1t. Col. Mohammed
Tunisi, Mai. Mohammed Bu-
dairah, Miss Safeyah Abush-
ady and Mrs. Esperanto
Alzona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25
SERVICE SCENE

Secretary of the Army VIII
Der M. Brucker and Gen.
Maxwell D. Taylor, Army
Chief Of staff, were recipients
of Peruvian decorations at a
reception held at the Peru
Wan Embassy yesterday.
The reception, given by
Peruvian Ambassador and
Sonora de Berekemeyer
honored the Peruvian Min
lister Of War, Brig. Gen. Ale
jandro Cuadra Ravines, who
with Sonora de Cuadra, ar
rived for an official visit here
yesterday.
Gen. Cuadra bestowed the
decorations after a short in
troductory speech by the Am
bassador in the drawing room
Of the embassy.
Secretary Brucker received
the Grand Cross of Merit
"for distinguished service"
and Gen. Taylor. the Mill
tary Order Of Ayacucho.
Among those witnessing the
ceremony were Mrs. Brucker
and Mrs. Taylor, the Assist
ant Secretary Of State for
Inter-AmeFican Affairs and
Mrs. Roy Rubottom, former
Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Charles s. Thomas, and
Gen. and Mrs. John E. Hull.
Also invited we're the Army
Chief of Intelligence and Mrs.
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Mexican
Envoy
Honored

The Saudi Arabian Am
bassador, Sheikh Abdullah
Al-Khayyal, was host at a
dinner at the embassy last
night in honor Of the Next
can Ambassador and Sonora
de Tello, who are leaving soon
to return home to Mexico on
vacation.
Ambassador Al-Khayyal is
also his country's Minister to
Mexico.
Others invited to the buffet
supper were the honor guests
daughter, Senorita Marilupe
Tello; the Assistant Secretary
Of State for Inter-American
Affairs and Mrs. Roy r. Ru-
bottom, the State Department
officer in charge of Mexican
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mente. American Ambassador
TO Afshanistan Sheldon T,
Mills. Undersecretary OF state
and Mrs. Christian Herter.
Deputy undersecretary OF
State and Mrs. 10y Hender-
son. Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. william Roun-
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ny AMELIA YOUNG
star star writer

His Royal Highness Sardar
Mohammed Daud. Afghani-
STAINS powerful Prime MIN
lister. Is moving al a majestic
clip through the second busy
day Of his three-day state
visit here.
His schedule today includes
three social functions "a
luncheon In his honor at the
Pentagon. with Defense Sec
Rotary McElroy acting as
host: a reception In his honor
at the Afghan Embassy this
afternoon. and q dinner TO
be given In his honor tonight
by the Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Dulles.
Last night the Chief jus
tice and Mrs. Warren gave a
black-tie dinner for the Prime
Minister at Anderson House.
The % guests included Or.
Mohammed Yusuf. Afghan
Minister Of Mines and Indus
tries; Afghan Ambassador 10
the United Nations Abdul
Rahman Pazhwak. Deputy
Minister Of Commerce Mo-
manned Sarwar. Deputy
Chief Of Protocol Moham-
med Ayoub Aziz and Press
Attache Mohammed Khalid
Ranshan. all members Of
Prince Daud's ofhcial party.
Mrs. Warren wore a pale
blue chiffon gown with a satin
sequined bodice. Just before
the Prime Minister arrived
she consulted with Mrs. Wiley
Buchanan, wife Of the Chief
OF Protocol, on what to call
him.
Your Excellency" or "Your
Highness." she was advised.
The Prince is a distinctive
looking man, Of medium
height and bald in the Yul
Brynner manner. Generally
rather sober-faced, he smiled
warmly when greeted by the
Warrens.
The guests were seated at
a large U-shaped table in the
ballroom. On either side of
the fireplace, directly behind
the Prime Minister'S chair,
were the Afghan and Amer
lean flags.
AMONG THOSE PRES
ENT were Afghan Ambas-
sador Mohammed Hashim
Maiwandwal, Afghan Coun-
selor FAIL Ahmad SherEad,
Senator Hubert Humphrey,
Senator Warren Magnuson;
Senator and Mrs. Bourke
Hickenlooper, Senator and
Mrs. william Knowland,
Senator and Mrs. John
Sparkman, Representative
and Mrs. John M. Vorys.
Representative and Mrs.
A. s. j. Carnahan, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Clement
j. zablocki and Representa-
tive Marguerite Stitt Church.
Also present were Mr..
Roger Lewis. executive vice
president Of Pan American
World Airways; Mr.. j. l..
Camp. president of the Inter-
national Harvester Export
Co, and Mrs. Camp; Mr.. C.
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tree. Mr.. Garrett H. Soulen
and Mr.. Rufus Burr Smith
Of the State Department and
their wives. and Mr.. Blu
chanan.
SHORTLY AFTER PRIME
MINISTER Daud arrived yes
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