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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21

na, slana i umjereno kisela,H
osobito, ako bolesnik "a to o.
sjeca potrebu.
Takve osobe oraju izbje-
gavati radove S fizickim ma
porom, a preporucuje Sc no.
senje prikladnog pojasa. Lie
kovi imaju svrhu podizanja
opce snage jacanja boles-
nika.
EkCEM
Ekcem je zapaljenje koze,
kao izraz reakcije preosjetlji-
vog tijela na mehanicke, ke-
mijske, fizikalne i bacilarne
nadrazaje. P oci nj je obicno
s rasprostranjenim povrsnim
crvenilom ma kozi, a zatim Sc
javljaju mjehurici, vlazenje i
kraste, kadkad Sc mjehurici
zagnoje, kadkad Sc koza Iu-
sti, iii Sc pax stvaraju cvo-
rici.
Navedene promiene javlja-
ju Sc jedna pored druge, iii
jedna liza druge, ma vecim iii
manjim povrsinama koze. Elk
Gem je popracen svrbezem, O.
bicno je kronicnog karaktera
i ne ostavlja ozljedc.
Lijecenje: prvo treba pro-
naci ukloniti vanjski uzrok
ina pr. neke vrste tkanina
podrazavaju kozu, nepresta-
no kvasenje ruku S raznim
tekucinama t. d.. Unutar-
Mi uzrok moze biti Ii bolesti-
ma unutarnjih organa, kao i
smetnja u probavi ina pr. bo-
lesnici cd astme tuberku-
loze ponekad dobivaju ekcem
ma kohl. U pocetku bolesti
dobro &c doci davanjc obloga
cd kamilice i posipanjc kak,
vim praskom, te mazanje te'
kucim puderom. kad Sc javt
mjehurici, koji puknu, pa ko
Ia postane vlazna, treba ne
prestano davati o b bloge c oe
kamilice, iii neki drugi oblog,
prema odredbi lijecnika. Ia
obloge Sc upotrebljava gaza,
a ne vata. Oblozi Sc danju
mijenjaju kroz cetvrt do po-
la sata, a nocu Sc ma nakva-
senu gazu tekucinom "a OBJ
loge stavlja jos odgovaraj juca
mast iii pasta. Kad prestane
vlazenje j simptomi jake u
pale, upotrebljavaju Sc speci-
jaime masti.
Ia pravilno lijecenje exec
ma, koji moze ponekad biti
neobicno tvrdokoran upo-
ran, vazno je tocno primje-
njivati pojedine lijekove, pre-
ma stadiju ekcema.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21

gospodja Olga, i nadbiskup
Hurley, koji je odmah zamo-
lilo svecenstvo i vjernike svo-
je biskupije, da Sc mole "a
njegovo sto brze ozdravlje-
ME. Vjestina lijecnika, koji su
profesora Mestrovica operira-
Ii, paznja njegove zene, i mo-
litve nadbiskupa, svecenstva i
puka doprinjele SUI njegovom
tako brzom ozdravljenju.
Urednistvo, uprava j clan
stvo H.B.Z., kao ostali ME
govi prijatelji raduju Sc, da
je operacija tako d o bro u
spjela i da je mas slavni zem-
ljak vec ma poslu u svom
atelier-u i ma svojoj Univerzi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21

Hrvati i Srbi, koji su to
vidjeli i znali "a cim Sc ide,
naravno je, da su trazili gdje
bi mogli naci oslonac. Maj
blizi i najsigurniji oslonac su
i'm pruzali Balkanski Slaveni,
a u prvom redu susjedna Sr-
bija, uz koju ih je vezao Ia
jednicki jerk i kojesta dru-
go. I tako je id e ia ujedi-
njavanja svih juznih Slovena
dobivala sve veci i veci "a
NAH. Hravtima Sc u stvari
radio o biti, iii ne biti. Ra-
zumije Sc, da je ideja ujedi-
njenja silom prilika bila O.
granicena ma pismene ljude,
inteligenciju, jer velikim die
lom nepismene mase niti su
pravo znale o cemu Sc radi,
niti SUI imale pravo glasa.
(Opce pravo glasa donijela je
tex kraljevska Jugoslavija)
Kad je buknuo rat, 1914. 60
dine, neki cd vodecih Hrvata
i hrvatskih Srba, pobjegli su
ma zapad i u Londonu osno-
vail Jugoslovenski Odbor, ko-
il je vodio propaganda "a O.
slobodjenje svih austro-ugar-
skin juznih Slavena - Hr-
vata, Srba i Slovenaca -
njihovo udruzenje sa Srbijom
u jednoj DRAW. Ia je pro-
paganda nasla jaku podrsku
u anglo-saskim zemljama, ma
rocito u Engleskoj, i oslobo-
djenje Juznih Slovena postalo
je jednim cd ciljeva savez-
nicke pobjede. Odborova po-
litika naisla je na razumije-
vanje kod politicara u domo-
vini s kojima je Odbor bio u
stalnoj vezi, pa je vec 8. listo.
pada (oktobra), 1918. godine
osnovano u Zagrebu Narod.
no Vijece Slovenaca, Hrvata
i Srba, kojemu je bio cilj o.
snutak zajednicke drzave Slo-
venaca, Hrvata Srba, koji
su zivjeli u ustro-Ugarskoj,
s time, da sc ia drzava kas-
nije ujedini sa Srbijom Cr-
nom Gorom.
29-og listopada (oktobra)
1918. godine, ma osnovu hr-
vatskog drzavnog prava, Hr-
vatski je Sabor jednoglasno
zakljucio,' da XII d a sve veze
s Madzarskom, Austrijom
S Habsburzima, te da slobod-
ma suverena Hrvatska pri-
stupa u sklop drzave Slo-
venaca, Hrvata Srba, koja
je u Zagrebu osnovana ko-
joj je Zagreb bio glavni grad,
te koja je obuhvatala Hrvat-
sku (sa Slavonijom, Dalma-
cijom j Srijemom), Bosnu
Herzegovina, Sloveniju i Vol
vodinu. (Vojvodina sc kas-
nije ma svoju ruku prikljucila
izravno Srbiji, dok su Bosnia
i Herzegovina Slovenija O.
stale uz Hrvatsku). U toj su
DRAW Slovenaca, Hrvata
Srba, H1vati brojcano pred
stavljali apsolutnu vecinu ma
roda. Tu drzavu prof. Slobo-
dan Jovanovic zato ukratko
zove Hrvatskom.
Kraljevina Srbija pomi1.ila
sc je s cinjenicom, da su au-
stro-ugarski juzni Sloveni o.
snovali svoju drzavu, koja je,
kao suverena i ravnopravna
stala sucelice Srbiji kojom
je zeljela uci u drzavnu "a
do
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21
NESVJESTICA

Nagao gubitak svijesti, t.
j. nesvijestica izazvan je ne
dovoljnim priticajem krvi u
mozak. Najobicniji uzrok ne
svjestice je zasnovan ma psi
hickoj bazi (strah, uzbudje-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21
II HRVATSKE POVJEST|
DIVA SUDB0N0SNA DANA
Pave ID. Ostovic
20. listopad (oktobar), 1918. godine

prvom canku pod gor1ljm naslovom opisa smo
sto e greh sramota slavit TO- travanj apr 1941 god
nije grijeh sramota, ako CHA savjest pozna
tie osecae nego susta steta slavjenjem tog da
razba svaka mogucnost blo kakve sodarnosti celo
kupnog hrvatskog pucanstva svh vera svh narodnost
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21

nje), ali i druge okolnosti
mogu uzrokovati nesvjesticu,
kao opce 10 se zdravstvcno
stanje, stanje neposredno liza
neke bolesti, Ia vrijeme kOie
je pacijent predugo lezao, bo-
ravak u pregriianoj prosto-
riji i t. d. Gubitak svijesti
predhodi s a bost, bljedilo,
znojenje, spor pulls, a cesto
povracanje. Treba razlikovati
ovakvu nesvjesticu Cd histe-
ricne, kod koje nema poreme-
cenja krvotoka.
Prolazna nesviestica liza ne
posredno preboljele boil e S t i
nastaje kod tjelesno sle.bih o.
soba, osobito prilikom duljeg
nepomicnog stajanja, kao
kod naglog ustajanja. Pret-
hodno tomu, takva osoba ia
ko problijedi. Obicno .ic do
vol.ino b oil e nj k a poloziti
S glavom ma nize i otkop6ati
mu odijelo, te dok ne sdgnc
lijecnik nastojati dozvati bo-
lesnika u svijest trljajuci ga
octom podrazivati nosnicc.
Ako je bolesnik i'm a o pri
svijesti, dobro mu je pruziti
da popije malo crne kave.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-10
O. NeIsons Leave On Vacation Trip

Oscar Nelson, his wife and daughter Isabelle, left Wednesday for vacation trip in the States.
 Leaving on the morning flight Wednesday by PIMA, the Nelson's plan to travel mainly by train, first going to Southern California. where they will visit Mrs. Jean Tampa at Mt. View. They will then go to Las Vegas, Colorado, thence returning to Washington.
 Oscar Nelson is an old-time resident of Kodiak, and fisher man here. He was formerly a big game guide, and is well-known as a guide and hunter of the Kodiak bear. The Nelsons plan to return in about two months.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-10

(This is the first of a series of two articles to clarify the require ments for lights to be carried by motorboats and fishing vessels in the Kodiak and Alaska Peninsula areas. Detailed information not supplied here for reasons of space, may be obtained from any Coast Guard cutter or by writing to Commander, ,.-17th Coast Guard District, Officer in Charge, Marine Inspection, Box 2631, Juneau, Alaska.)
 Information supplied by the Coast Guard calls attention to a change in the Motorboat Act of 1940, which was amended June 4, 1856. This legislation is now designated as Public Law 552, and relates to lights required to be carried by motorboats.
 The effect of this amendment is as follows:
 Gap Motorb0ats of all classes may continue to carry and exhibit after sunset and before sunrise, when in inland waters, the lights prescribed by the Motorboat Act. Subject to certain restrictions for vessels propelled by both sail and power, CT sail alone).
 Ch) Instead of these lights, motorboats of all classes may carry and exhibit, after sunset and before sunrise, in inland waters, the lights required by the Inter- national Rules. By 50 doing, motor boats will avoid the necessity Of changing lights when they operat- ed from inland waters to the high seas. Motorboats under 40 gross tons should refer to rules 7 (a) and 10 (a) of the International Rules governing masthead and range lights of power-driven vessels, for the characteristics and separation of lights, noting that
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-10
Speakers Silent Until Next Fall

t.. The Kodiak Island Postmaster Club, meeting last Tuesday at the Montmartre Inn, voted to conclude future meetings until next fall.
 The small attendance at the meeting prompted the acting president, John Mansuy, to call for vote. At previous meeting the members voted to continue
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-10
Amendments to Motor Boat Act
 Clarity Boat Lights Requirements

they are classed as small power driven boats such as are carried by seagoing vessels Boats of 40 gross tons or more should refer to rules 2 (a) and 10 (a).
 The next article in the series will deal with boundary lines for inland waters as established by the Commandant of the Coast Guard.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-10

was heard at the final meeting. He spoke on Friendship Ken Stanford handled Table Topics and John Mansuy was the Toast master for the evening.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-10

until the end Of May. The next meeting is set for the second Tues day n September, which is September g.
 Only one speaker, Bob Boko,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-10
NOTICE !,
PAGE 5

Breakfast win be served at the Masonic I Temple Sunday, May IS, from g am to ! pm. Masons and their guests invited. 1O2n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-10

KODIAK. AIASKAMAY 10, 1858
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Three Angels
Is Readied
By Players

my Three Angels" will be the
Spring production of the Rock
vile Little Theater at the Broome
Junior High School.
Scheduled for presentation in
the latter part of May, the three
act comedy involves the hilarious
situation when three convicts
escape prison.
Heading the cast as Felix
Ducotel is ]. Hodge Smith who
is supported by Jack Sandsberry
as Joseph, and Ray Maryman, as
Jules, and Charles Fell, as AL
fred.
Jean Holmes, who directed the
Little Theater's recent produc-
ton, Double Door," will play
the part of Emile Ducotel.
Newcomers to the Little Thea
ter are Joyce Towles, cast as
Marie Louise Ducotel, Carolyn
Hardin as Madame Parole, Bob
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
First Class Package

Postmaster and Mrs. Ernest c.
Zebuhr, Jr,, of Derwood, proudly
announce the birth of a son, Err
nest c., III, last week at Mont.
gomery County General Hospital,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Concert Group
Elects Officers

Mrs. Kai de Vermont, Falls
Road, Rockville. has been re-
elected president of the Commu.
nifty Concert Association of
Montgomery County, now in its
third year.
Mrs. de Vermond said she an.
ticipated a fine season with an
increase in membership and con-
certs by excellent performers.
Other officers elected were
Levin Comfy, first vice presi.
dent and concert manager; Mrs.
Basil Mobley, second vice presi-
dent and campaign chairman;
Mrs. Frank Smith. recording sec.
rotary; Mrs. Hartman Hartman,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Dexter Billiard, treasurer, and
Harry S. BeaH, parliamentarian.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Non Profit
Art Gallery
VIII Open

A new, non-profit art gallery
will open this Sunday in pic
turesque section of Potomac.
Called the Glen Gallery, it is
located in the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Ralph D. Gunkel, on Glen
Road.
A dozen local artists have
work hung for the opening. Mrs.
Gunkel plans to have a different
exhibit each month.
The GunkeTs home once was a
general store and the residence
of Fountain Peters and his
family.
The gallery will he open from
10 until noon and from 3 until 6
PM. daily, except Thursdays.
Mrs Gunkel, the former Renee
Ingham Beard, of Chevy Chase,
has studied art with Margaret
Yard, Eliot O'IIara, Nicoli CHOW
sky and Eugene Wiez at Amer
lean University. She has ex-
hibited paintings widely and has
taught art in public and private
schools.
DR.. Gunkel is an opthamologist
at the National Institutes of
Health, Bethesda.
The Gunkels' phone number is
Poplar 2-2247.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Coop Profits
Up 2l% Over
Last Year

Coop store stockholders will
be paid five percent on all stock
held in the past fiscal year and
will receive a patronage refund
of SIP per thousand worth Of
merchandise purchased, General
Manager Samuel F. Ashelman,
Jr., reported this week.
Net profits of Greenbelt Con-
sumner Services, the co-op's cor
porate name, were $188,0O0,
Ashelman said, an increase of 21
percent over the previous year.
Dividends and patronage notices
will be mailed to all members
and patrons about April Is.
The local coop, which is the
largest retail consumers coop
erative in the country, now has
1854 members, an increase of
1857 during the year.
During 1858 two new shopping
centers were opened increasing
the total operated by Greenbelt
Consumer Services, Inc, to six.
The new centers are at Rockville
and on Piney Branch Road in Sill
yer Spring. The other centers are
in Greenbolt, Takoma Park,
Wheaton and Westminster.
Sales figures for the first nine
weeks of the new fiscal year
show an increase of AZ percent,
compared to the same period a
year ago.
Samuel F. Ashelman, Jr., indi.
Gates that he expects 1858 to be
one of the co-op's best years.
Greenbelt Consumer Services
now has a contract to manage
the Rochdale Cooperative Stores
and Service Stations, and the two
boards of directors have agreed
in principle that there will be ar
amalgamation of the two organi
zation the latter part of this
year.
Membership meetings will be
held tonight in each of the COOP
areas where reports will be giver
by management and the officers
of the corporation and voting tc
elect one representative for every
200 members to the Coop Con
gress will take place. Ballotinl
will occur at the meetings anc
also in the stores on Friday anC
Saturday.
The Rockville meeting will bs
held in the Civic Center and The
Wheaton area meeting in thu
Hughes Methodist Church, 1070t
Georgia Avenue. Both will star
at 8 PM.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Real Estate Firm
Elects Officers

Mrs. Mildred K. Paddock, of
705 West Montgomery Avenue,
Rockville, was named second vice
president of the Oxley Realty
Co., Inc, at its annual board
meeting last week.
Other officers elected were
John E. Oxley, ST., president and
general counsel; John E. Oxley,
Jr., vice president, and Anne b.
Oxley, secretary-treasurer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17

YOUR GROCER IS FEATURING THEM NoWI Unex-
pected guests? busy day? midnight snack make? Why
not stock on these makngs at your goce today And
remember plenty Of Coca So good in taste and in such
good taste Coke really puts the finishing touches
impromptu meal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Rev. Davis,
City Native,
Dies at 70

Rev. James William Davis, for
% years pastor of Mount Cal
vary Baptist Church, Rockville,
died Saturday at his home, S07
Westmore Road, Rockville.
Rev. Davis, 70, was Rock
Vile native. He was pastor of
Mount Calvary from 1916 until
1888 when he went to Frederick
to become minister of the First
Baptist Church. He remained in
Frederick for four years.
After leaving Frederick due to
poor health, Rev. Davis returned
to Rockville w here he tutored
ministerial students. One of his
eight sons, Rev. Henry C. Davis,
of Rockville, has been pastor at
his fathers old charge for the
past two years.
The senior Davis was active
in work that led to the refurbish-
ing OF Mount Calvary Church in
Lincoln Park. He was its Oldest
active member.
In addition to his widow, Mrs.
Mary Agnes Davis, and his son,
Henry, Rev. Davis is survived by
seven sons: Richard E., James
NJ, Joseph B., Edward W., and
Phillip W., all of Rockville;
Franklin c., of Boyds, and Rus
sell E. Davis, of Neptune, N. ].
Twenty-Five grandchildren and
16 great.grandchildren also sur
vive. izs
Rev. Davis was buried in
Fishermen's Cemetery, Rockville,
Monday following services at
Mount Calvary Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Drive-In Holds
Spring FrOlic'

A gala Spring Frolic, an an
nual attraction at the Rockville
Drive-In Theater on the Rockville
bypass will be held April % at
$50 PM.
Manager Charles Dem m a
promises surprises for kids and
adults between the two big fea-
ture films, Saddle the Wind"
with Robert Taylor and Julie
London, and "Escapade in ia.
pam" with. Cameron Mitchell,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Brovns Corner
Water Main
TO Be Built

Contracts totaling $230,860 for
water mains, sewers and house
connections in the Maryland area
have been awarded by the Wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission. They include:
For water mains to serve the
area around Colesville Road to
Browns Corner, Montgomery
County, to Canova Brothers, Inc,
College Park, on bid of
$190,571.
For sewer to serve church in
Woodside Park, Montgomery
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17

The annual fair Of the Green
Acres School, Bethesda, will be
staged from IL Am. until 5 Pm.
May 10 on the school grounds,
Danville Drive.
ITighlights Will include a
gourmet shop, acknowledgment
mother-daughter aprons, and
home.balsed goods.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
B'nai Birth Dance

The Wheaton Lodge of B'nai
Birth will hold its second an
nual installation and dinner
dance April 81 in the Florentine
room of the Villa Rosa restau-
rant, Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
S ENTIN Ell c %SSTTo~s SD'
Thursday, April ~, l95s--A7

County, to Marbro Co., Inc, on a
bid of $5751.
For sewer to serve one proper
ty on the Rockville Pike, Hig-
gins Estates, Montgomery Coun-
ty, to Di Meglio Construction CO.,
Hyattsville, on bid of $4945.
For water mains, sewers and
house connections to serve 20
propertiesS on Rudie Drive and
Laid Street, Westchester, Mont.
gomery County, to DiMeglio
Construction Co., on a bid of
$3744.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17

Moir as Paul and DR.. William J.
Peoples, Health Director of
Montgomery County, who is cast
as Henri Trochard.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

The teen-agers danced alongside the pool, slipped
soft drinks, sWam-and spIashed. The party ended
promptly at midnight.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
TEEN CLUB HOLDS SPLASH PARTY

SpOtlights were shining the Boiling Air Force
Base officers swimming pool at . pm. last Sunday.
Members Of the Boiling Teen CIub-sOme 30 Of them
show up dressed in various bathing suit styles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16

povyStu del aeonfeeer evbono..
fYiene de IA Pagina nOsl
OWB ~U8VFWGDE


tado Ia intervention de la Cruz Roja para ~establecer una tregua
que permitiera a los insurrectos devolver, sanos v salvos, a sus
respectivos hogares, a los pasajeros de un avon DEB de la
Compania Guiana de Aviacion, capturado, como dos anterior.
mente, pr ell ejercho de liberation. Pocas horas mas tarde, con-
fernando la noticia suministrada por la Radio Rebelde, la Cruz
Roja medic entire los bandos contendientes y, con la aproba-
cion de las dos fuerzas, Sc convno en- silenciar los fuales, Dor
I'm plazo de 80 horas.
En- Wgor La tregua acordada, la Radio Rebelde denuncio, con
nombres y apellidos, la volacion de la tregua por parte de la
fuerza regimental. En- La Habana, los plumiferos a sueldo de
Batista declararon, y aparecio la nda ~publicada en- todos los
periodicos del pals, que era totalmente falsa la noticia circula.
da en- ell extranjero, acerca de la concentration de una treg1a
con los rebeldes, pr parte del regimen.
Ahora, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ell regimen de mario declara en-
La Habana que las fuerzas de Fidel Castro violaron la treeua
acordada, atacando una aereonave de la Marina de Guerra v
oblgando a SUI photo a descender en- uo de los aeropuertes de
los insurrectos.
iComo puede ccncebirse que Castro haya violado algo que
no existe?
81 regimen de mario, que no habia acordado una tregua con
los rebeldeS =. 81 la tregua no Sc acordo lcomo puede ha-
berla incumplido Fidel Castro?
Convene recordar que primero Sc coge a I'm mentiroso que
a un COLO. Y, de acuerdo con ea premisa, esperemos a yer
que expllcacion suministra ell regimen carncero de Fulgencio
Batista cuando Fidel Castro, al frente de sus guerrillas, V den,
tro de muy POGO tempo, por cierto, entire triunfal en- la capital
de oriente: la martizada ciudad de Santiago de Cuba.
CALENDAR1O HIsTORICO.-16 de noviembre de 1900;
aprobadas las actas de los delegates a la Convention Cons.
tituyente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16
VlcEPREsIDENTE
(Viene de Ia PriInera)

POGO antes Gomez rechazo un
pedido de su partido para que
renunciara a la vicepresidencia
Ell servicio de prensa de la
presidential public6 un comu.
nicado en- qde "confirma en- to-
das sus parties" ell anuncio que
hizo Ell IL de noviembre acer-
ca de I'm complot denunciado
por Ell vicep~esidente Gomez.
En- declaraciones que hizo
anoche, Gomez contradijo va
rios puntos del anuncio, pero ell
communicate dice que clos he
chos dados q conocer objetiva-
mente en- ell anuncio fueron ex-
presamente confirmados por el
doctor Alexandra Gomez en- la
reunion que tuvo lugar Ell mier-
coles en- la casa de gobierno y a
la que assist eron Ell Presidente
Frondizi, ell ministro de la que
IRA y los ministries y subse-
cretarios de la fuerzas armadas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16
HAY QUE 49,.

Continuation de Ia Pzgina 81
pedir una revision de las politi-
cas- hemiSfericas, despues del
viaje, salpicado de violencia, del
Vicepresidente norteamericano,
Richard M. Nixon, a Sudameri-
ca.
me hubiera gustado que la
iniciativa hubiera partido de mi
propio pals" declare Manager.
"Pero de no ser asi, NADIA podia
haber proporcionado mayor pla.
Ger que yer que provenia del
Brasil"
Fl amplio plan de fomento
economico de Kubitschek, como
cido como Operation Paname-
ricana" es uno de los principa-
les asuntos que seran conside-
radios por la comision, que es-
tara tornado por representatives
de alto range de las 81 nacio-
mes.
Manager dijo que Ell Brasil,
desde hace TEMPO, comprendio
que "su propio desarrollo Y bic
nestar nacional estan intima.
mente ligados al bienestar de la
comunidad de estados america
nos"
Por esa razon, agreg6, "es al
go mas que una coincidencia
que algunos de los successes mas
inportantes del movimiento pa
namericano ocurrieron en- Bra
sill y han sido logrados gracias
a la contribution de sus ciuda.
danos,"
Mas de 50 dlplomatlcos nor
teamericanos y de America La
tina llenaron la Residential de
Fernando Lobo, embajador del
Brasil ante la OEA, para pre-
senciar la ceremonial.
AL imponer la estrella esmal-
tada verde y blanca a Manager,
Lobo dijo que "su vida de in
cansables esfuerzos, y de labor
de sacrificio de 81 mismo, es una
inspiration para todos.
"Cuando Sc escriba la historic