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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
TechnicOlOr Corp. to Open
New Washington Branch

Tecnifax Corp. will open its
new Washington branch office
at $500 Kansas ave-, NE,
on Friday and a special pre-
opening party has been ar
ranged for Thursday night.
The building was designed
and built specifically for Tecni-
fax use. Modern and attractive
facilities include an auditorium
with seating capacity of more
than 100. 1t was designed as
a visual communication theater
and laboratory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
Minute Man SimOnizerS
Will Omen New Plant

Minute Man Simonizers, 1913
Thirteenth street NV, will
open its new plant tomorrow.
High-speed automatic equip
ment will enable the firm to
simonize a car in one hours
time instead of the usual fu''
day or more when it is done
by the individual car owner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
VitrO Corp. Organizes
Italian Subsidiary

Vitro Corp. of America has
organized an Italian subsidiary.
Vitro Italiana, S. p. A.. with
of7ces in Rome and Milan.
The new subsidiary will con-
duct company activities in
Italy. These will include de-
ton management of nuclear
facilities, processing plants. re-
flneries and petr-chemical
plants. Two nuclear projects
sign engineering and construc-
now are under negotiation with
the Italian Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
RexoII Buys Firm

NEW YORK. Aug. IL (AP) l..
The Rexall Drug Co. yester-
day disclosed the purchase of
the Chemtrol Co. of Lynwood
Calf Terms of the transaction
were not made public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
M. M. g. M. Dividend

ST. PAUL. MINI, Aug IL
(AP) Minnesota Mining a.
Manufacturing Co. declared q
dividend OF 80 cents a share on
its common stock today. The
board also voted a 81 dividend
on preferred stock shares, both
payable September IL TO stock
holders Of record August "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12

Lee Cook Mfg. Co. Of Louisville.
previously acquired by the w. c.
Norris Co. became president Of
the combined company. In Oc-
tober. 1855. Dover acquired the
Peerless Mfg. Co.
Mr.. Durham has a home at
Tidewater. Va. but also main
tains a Washington apartment
and spends much Of his time
here. Robert s. Bethe. treas
urer and controller. has Of
fees here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
Liberty Ships to Go
BY the Associated Pres

The Maritime Administration
yesterday called for bids on
scrapping Al Liberty ships from
the mothball feet. No bids of
less than $4,000 a vessel will
be considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
'' s BUSINESS
Dover Net Off Slightly
AS Sales Decrease
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

Sales OF Dover Corp moderately behind
three months ended 90 but net income after
down only slightly President Fred d. Durham reported
20 stockholders today. Is
The diversified manufacturing company. with headquar-
here had sales Of s604e4i6 in the three months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
SeIf-Service Goins

BONN. - Self-service stores
in West Germany at the start
of 1858 totaled 1888. a one
year increase of 1870 per cenL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12

change Of property between the
Government and NALU.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
1880

4-Joseph Gotten Show. Dr'mo.
"Deoth in the Snow" Hooqy
cormichoeI. Keenon Wynn. ire.
peot.l
5-Gions Playhouse. Movie.
IA Hours. "Rochel and the
Stronger" lo48. Loretto Young,
WilIiom Holden, Robert Mitchum.
7-SoFewoy TheoteF. Movie.
ia Hours. Pittsburgh" le42.
A miners drive for power costs
him his friends and the woman he
loves. John Wayne, Moriene
Dietrich.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
SATURDAY
II:io
4-Feoture FestivaI. Movie.

4-Feoture Festival. Movie.
! Hour, so Min. The lnportonce
OF being Eornest." 1858. a boch-
eIor leods q double lifss Michael
Redorove. Joan Greenwood tBrit-
ll:15
o-The Lote Show. Movie.
2h Hours. "Tosk Force. /" l949.
! The development of naval ovio-
tion and oircroft carriers. Gary
Cooper, Jone Wyott, Waiter
Brennan.
1890
1.-The Lords Prayer.
l2:4o
4-lnspiFotion.
I:4s
9-The Late, Lote Show.
" Hours. The Mon Who Cried
Wolf" 1887. Lewis Stone, Tim
o-MeditosioI. Weather.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
800

500
4-Bob Crosby Show. Color.
Hour. Featuring Gretchen Wy
Ter. Guest: jack Carter.
7-Jozx Recital. Music.
Featuring the, Chorlie Byrd Trio.
Felix Gront, host.
$50
5-BIue Gross chomps.
7-countrv Music Jubilee.
Guest: Tex Ritter. Jim Reeves.
host.
Stop DoIiar. Quiz.
Toby Reed, host.
900
4-opening Night. Drama.
"Gentle Deceiver" keenan, Wynn.
tRepeot.)
5-Don Owens JomboFee.
Hour. Country music.
7-Lowrenee WeIk. Voriety.
I Hour. Featuring Lawrence Welk
and his Champagne Music Max
ers. from Hollywood.)
o-oh! Susonnu. Comedy.
Nuoey buys "AIoddin's Lamp"
Coil Storm, ZoSu Pitts star. Ire
peot
$50
4-Turnins Point. Dronno.
"Noiled Down." Dan Duyeo.
9-F4ove Gun, viii Travel.
Polodin pocifies lynch mob.
Richard Boone stors. tRepeot.l
1000
4-Amoteur Hour. Ted Mock.
5-SheFIock Holmes. Crime.
Unlike Wallace interviews.
Guest: Harry S. Ashnore. Pulitzer
prize winning executive editor OF
the Arkonsos Gozette.
o-Gunsmoke. Western.
Marshal Dillon tonoles with on
uninhibited 6-foot terror who
mokes use Of his fists ond tost
gun. JONES Arness stars. Ire
peot.)
1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
Davis, Retiring
Standards Bureau
Aide, Is Honored

Raymond Davis. 10. director
Of the Photographic research
and testing program at the
National Bureau of Standards
since 1921, was honored by
about 100 persons at a retire.
ment luncheon yesterday at
Tilden Gardens.
Mr.. Davis, who officially re-
tires on March 81, will stay on
as chief of the Photographic
technology section Of the Optics
and Neurology Division Of the
bureau for another year.
Now living at 5315 Twenty
ninth street NV, Mr.. Davis is
q native of Washington. He
Joined the Bureau Of Standards
in 1912 as a laboratory helper.
He became a photographer in
1914 and a Photographic tech
nologist in 1929. He has served
as q section chief longer than
any other person at the Bureau.
In 1949, he received the Com
merce Departments meritorious
service award, and in 1855 he
was awarded a fellowship for
outstanding achievements in
Photographic engineering by the
Society of Photographic En-
gineers.
Mr.. Davis is married to DR..
Marian M. Davis, a chemist ct
the Bureau of Standards. They
have two sons and seven grand
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
Bandits Shoot
Store Owner
Lying on Floor

Two armed holdup men shot
. grocer and slugged q cus-
toner last night here. police
reported, even though the. VIC
tins were not resisting the rob-
berry.
Henry K. Tara, Sc. owner Of
Henry's Market, COL Ninth
street NE. was shot in the
left arm as he lay on the floor
Of his store. The pair entered
the store at Z pm. brandishing
pistols and ordered the grocer
to lie down.
He did so and the men took
$3.50 from the cash register.
Then the taller Of the bandits
fired two shots. one striking
Mr.. Tiara and the other lodg-
ing in a shelf. At the same
time, James w. Taylor, 81, Of
Gle Tenth street NE. the Gus
toner. was struck across the
head with q pistol.
Mr.. Tara was admitted to
Casualty Hospital. where he
was In good condition. Mr..
Taylor refused to be admitted,
although hospital aides said he
apparently suffered concus-
sion in the attack.
A third man.. Kaorel Shima.
81, Mr.. Taira's son-in-law. was
forced into the front Of the
store from a back room but
was not hurt.
Capt. Lewis B. Peters Of the
ninth police precinct termed
the attacks vicious and unpro-
voked." One of the bandits was
described as 80. 5 feet 10. and
100 pounds. The other was a
little shorter. Both were
colored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
Novelist Sugun
Turns Reporter

PARIS, Mar. 81 up. -
Frances best-selling novelist Of
modern youth, FRANCHISE Sagan,
turned newspaper reporter to-
day to cover the murder trial
Of two Of her generation.
This affair (crime) is the
maximum of absurdity," she
concluded. She said she found
the logic Of the 20-year-old
defendants astonishing.
Eight days after her marriage
TO Publisher Guy Schoeller. the
22-year-old novelist became Q
sob sister for the mass-circula-
ton France-Soir. Her assign
ment: The courtroom at YER
sailles where Jean-Claude Vi
vier and Jacques Sermeus are
being tried for the murder Of a
young couple in the park Of
suburban st. Cloud. The case
has caused a stir in France.
The prosecution charged that
the young couple was shot so
the defendants could use their
car for q holdup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
Bar Bqcks Hayes
For D. G. Bench

The Washington Bar Asso-
citation last night unanimously
Endorsed George E. C. Hayes.
chairman of the Public Utilities
Commission of the District, for
the vacancy on the District
Court bench created by the re-
cent death of Judge James r.
Kirkland.
The action was taken at the
associations monthly meeting
in the library Of the Recorder
Of Deeds Building at Sixth and
D streets NV.
The members also heard an
address by Judge Leo Rover.
chief Judge of the Municipal
Court Of Appeals. on "Observa-
lions From Both Sides Of the
Bench" Mr.. Rover is a former
United States attorney for the
District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Ready for another selection
Of the oldest words In the Ian
gaugep What do you make Of
''rynd." "ryot." ''rotlv and
"rotche"P Where would one
ever run across such weird
words as ''leet." "lehr." "kudu"
and ''kibe"P In the pages Of an
unabridged dictionary. that's
where. Perhaps also in cross
word puzzles and high-scoring
tallies In Scrabble.
"Rynd." which has nothing
10 do with the skin OF citrus or
other fruit, Is lbrace yourself:
this win take some time): AN
iron iiting supporting an upper
milestone. having a central hol-
low bearing which rests on the
upper pointed end OF the mill
spindle" Just In case you want
10 drop ''rynd" into your lunch
time conversation. It's pro-
nounced either 10 rhyme with
wind" or mind Take your
choice.
"Ryot" looks as though II
might mean q sort Of upper
class scrimmage. the kind coll
lege boys indulge In every
spring. But don't be misled.
Actually q ''ryot" Is. In India. o
peasant or tiller Of the soil.
"Rotl"--it rhymes with bot
ties an Oriental unit Of
weight. 1t varies from one to
five pounds depending on local
ity.
"Rotche" pronounced. sur
prisingly, with q long %
sound Is the little short-billed
aux of the Arctic regions.
A fleet" was. IN earlier times.
q British court Of minor juris-
diction, handling petty cases.
'Lehr" has no connection with
the late comedian Lew Lehr.
This crossword-puzzle "lehr" is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
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Badness?

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21

q nearly obsolete word meaning
Ieheek or complexion. :
A ''kudu" Is a large. striped
African antelope. grayish-
brown In color. while q 'kihe"
Is . crack In the flesh or a sore
ON a sleeps foot. And those
are today's helpful hints for
puzzled puzzlers.
released BY Ths nell syndleatsl
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
FuNece Eminente
Hombre Unionistu
Sc Troto del Doctor
Salvador Mendieto

SAN SALVADOR, mayo %.
doctor Salvador Men,
dieta, Secretario del Partido
Unionista Centroamericano, fa-
lleci6 hoy a las 10 A. NJ, en- su
casa de habitaci6n en- esta ciu-
dad. Ell doctor Mendieta era
Oriundo de Nicaragua, pero des.
de hacia Is amos viva en- Otras
tierras que no eran SUI pals
natal, debido a c%Onsecutivos des-
tierros de los dltimos gObier-
nos de Nicaragua. Escribi6 va
rios libros y dict6 numerosas
conferencias en- diferentes paises
de America Latina, acerca de
la necesidad historical, econ6mi-
ca y social de la unidad del
Istmo centroamerican0.
Ell Secretari0 General de la
ODECA, doctor Guillermo Ira
baninO, ha communicate Official
mente a todos los %gObiernos GEN.
tr0american0S, ell sensible falIe-
cimiento de tan preclaro aman-
te del ideal ~unionista.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29

Joaquin Rio Balmaseda, Miguel
Busquet y Adolfo Nieto.
Los funcionarios judiciales fue-
ron expedientados por haber ST.
do acusados por ell Fiscal del
Tribunal Supreme, DR.. Elpidio
Garcia Tuduri, de firmar Yin es
critic dirigido a la Sala de Gobier-
no tratando cuestiones politicas.
Ellos son los Dres. Fernando AL
varez Tabio, Juan J. Exposito Ca
sasus y Alfredo Herrera Estrada,
presidentes de distintas salas de
la Audiencia de La Habana, y ell
Magistrate DR.. Enrique Hart
Ramirez. Por la misma causa Sc
encuentran expedientados los
jueces de La Habana, Ores Juan
F. Rodriguez Soriano y Felipe
Luaces Cebrango, a los cuales Sc
gun Sc informo, Sc les notified
para que evacuaran Ell tramite de
conclusiones. Otro e~xpediente
fue iniciado contra Ell doctor
Jose M. Subirat Quesada,l Pre-
sidente de la Audieneia de Ca
magiiey actuando como Instruc-
tor ell Magistrate doctor Mauri-
clio Monteagudo.
Hoy comenzara a actuar como
Juez Instructor ell Magistrate DR..
Gilberto Mosquera, en- los expe-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29

dlentes que Sc han iniciado con-
ira los Magistrates de La Haba
ma Ores. Eloy G. Merino Brito y
Miguel F. Marquee de la Sierra.
INAUGURATION DEL TUNEL
FL pr6ximo sabado en- horas de
la manana, Sc ~efectuara la cere-
monia de Inauguration del tune1
bajo la bahia de La Habana, que
sera presidida por ell General Ba-
tista, acompanado de altos fun
cionarios militares y civiles de
SUI gobierno. En- horas de la tarde
del propio dia, y Ell domingo, Sc
permitira ell acceso del publico
a esa obra construida por una
empresa francesa.
CONTINUAN LAS LLUVIAS
BESIDE distintos lugares de la
republica Sc reportaron 'nuevas
i~nundaciones a consequence de
las constantes lluvias, siendo las
provincias mas afectadas ahora,
las de Las Villas y Matanzas, en-
las cuales incluso han tenido cue
ser paralizadas las labores de al
gunos ingenios. En- Marianao, Sc
produjo I'm derrumbe de un Sc
gundo piso en- un edificio
en- construction, situado en- Ave
nida 80 y Gale 10, resultando
(Pasa a la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29

Ell incendio, que no pudo ser
duro cinco horas.
Otro grupo armada asalt6 las
oficinas del periodico gobier-
nista "Libertad", los asaltantes,
que despojaron al serene de SUI
ametralladora de mano, mataron
a una persona e hirieron a otra.
En- Guantanamo, los insurrectos
tendieron una emboscada a un
"jeep" del Ejercito y mataron a
sus cuatro ocupantes.
Hay tambien despachos de Sa-
qua de Tanamo que informan
de encuentros cada vez mas fire.
cuentes en- la region de la Sierra
Maestro.
LA HABANA. Cuba mayo %
1858 (Por radiotelefono) A fin
de conocer de los expedientes de
separation que Sc siguen a varios
magistrates y %jueces, fue con-
vocada la Sala de Goblerno
Especial del Tribunal Supreme,
para horas del cierre de esta
edici6n. Esta Sala la preside
Ell doctor Santiago Resell,
la integran los Magistrates
Julio Garceran, Carlos M. Pie
dra, Pablo Enrique Goizueta,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Periodistas de
Mexico Visitan
Rubottor1

WASHINGTON, mayo % CUPID
Ell Subsecretario de Estado a
Cargo de los Asuntos Intermerica-
nos, Roy Rubottom, recibi6 aver
en- ell Departamento de Estado, la
vista de los periodistas mexicanos,
Guillermo Hewett y Pedro Domin-
guez Lomeli, con quienes converse
sobre la politica exterior de Esta-
dos Unidos
Hewett, redactor politico de Eel
Universal" de la capital m~exicana,
y Rodriguez Lomeli, editorialistas
de eel Informador", de Guadala-
jara, Sc italian en- Washington in.
vitados por ell programa de visitas
que mantiene ell Departments de
Estado.
Los dos periodistas fueron invi.
tados a almorzar por ell Embaja.
dor de Mexico ELI esta capital, Ma
nuel Tello, quien los presento a
varios periodistas norteamerica.
nos.
Hewett y Rodriguez Lomeli re-
correran manana la ciudad y lue-
60 partiran en- gira a Concord
(Nueva Hampshire), Boston MA
ssachusetts) Nueva York, St. Louis
y Miami y, finalmente, a San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
Partiran de regreso q SUI patria
ell q de JUNO desde la capital
puertorriquena.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Denanda de PetroIeo
a Pesar de Ia Actual Crisis

las medidas adoptadas por ell Co.
bierno Federal han hecho mas IA
Gil y menos costoso obtener dine
no y los hombres de negocios es-
tan "ayudando a %corregir la situa-
cion' esforzandose en- reducir los
costos, mejorar la calidad de u
productos y estimular ell volumen
de ventas.
Segun Rathbone, Ia perspective
de la industrial ha mejorado a con-
secuencia de radicarles reducciones
en- la production de crudos y ira
bajo de las refinerias y disminu-
cion de importac4ones.
En- e. primer trimestre de este
ano Standard registr6 un 30 por
ciento de baja del ingreso neto, has
ia 1877 millones de dolares, equiva-
lente a 50 centavos por dccion,
desde 237 millones, o 1,20 dollar
por accion, en- ell mismo periodic
del ano LaSado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29

WASHINGTON, mayo %
(UPD.-El Presidente Eisenhower
dijo hoy que cree que la depression
economical norteamericana ha pa
sado va SUI punto culminante.
Pero a, mismo tempo advirti6
contra TODD optimismo respecto de
que una saludable reaction econo-
mica ocurrira en- ell future cercano.
FL Presidente dijo en- rueda de
prensa, que algunos de los induces
economics indican esa reaction,
pero que luna goiondrina no hace
verano."
Algunos sectores de la economic
nacional, anadi6, como la industrial
automovilistica y otros de la pro-
duccion duradera, no estan aun
muy bien.
En- general, expreso, IA Naeion
sssists bisn n depression.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29

LAWRENCEVILLE, Nueva Jer.
sey, mayo 28.-(CPD Ell Presiden-
tie de la Standard Oil Company de
Nueya Jersey, dijo hoy en- la jun
ia annual de accionistas que a pesar
de Ia crisis, la demanda de petro-
leo en- los Estados Unidos aumen-
tara este ano ell uno por ciento So
bre 1857, y en- ell extranjero subira
en- un 6 o un Z, pero que los bene-
ficios dependeran de los precios,
clos %cuales, en- general, han sido
debiles, pero a mi juicio nc bajaran
mucho mas en- SUI promedio."
Ell Presidente del Consejo de
Administrator. Eugene Holman,
manifesto que, en- la perspective
general de los negocios, "hay sena-
les de fuerzas correctivas en- &C
cion", y las gravosas condolences
de exceso de existencias en- mu-
chas industries comienzan a mos
trar alguna mejoria. Estimo que
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Eisenhower Advierte Contra 0ptimismo
Sobre una Reaction Economical Cercunu

En- otros aspectos de sus declara-
clones, Eisenhower manifesto:
En- estos momentos la situa-
cion economical no justifica reduc-
clones de impuesto que Sc traduci-
rian en- un aumento importante del
deficit del presupuesto federal.
-Dijo que ~deploraba TODD es-
fuerzo hecho en- tiempos de paz
para controlar salaries y precios.
Pero que tiene la conviction de
que ambos deben mantenerse en-
niveles bajos como esfuerzo para
preservar I'm costo de vida estable
y III dollar sano.
Debido a que eli Presidente de-
elmo comentar la crisis de Fran
cha, la rueda de prensa de hoy es-
tuvo dedicada cast totalmente q
asentos insarnos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Tuner SoIicita
Envio de Armus
de Gran Brefuna

LONDRES, mayo 27.-(UPD.-
Ell ministerio de RR.EE., anunci6
que Tunez ha solicitado armas a
Gran Bretana, al parecer como re-
sultado de los nuevos cheques pro-
ducidos entire fuerzas ~tunecinas y
francesas en- ell sur de Tunez.
I'm portavoz del Ministerio dio
la noticia, pero Sc nego a dar de-
TALES o a indicar la reaction del
gobierno britanico.
Tunez declare un estado de
emergencia en- TODD ell pals ell do
mingo a la noche despues de una
batalIa entire fuerzas francesas y
t%unecinas en- la IONA de Remada.
Anteriormente hubo noticias de
otros cheques en- Gafsa, cerca de la
frontera angelina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
aNrEseDuDIAl
DEL "DlARlo TAs AMERICAS

MONTREAL, mayo 28-(UPI).
Ell novelista Lionel Shapiro, au-
tor del difundido libro "Seis de Ju-
Mo-, fallecio anoche en- Ell hospi-
tai general de montreal, despues
de larga enfermedad.
Shapiro, que tenia so amos, al
canzo renombre como novelista y
periodista. Fue corresponsal de
guerra durante. la Ultima guerra y
ell dnico canadiense que desembar-
CO con ell quinto ejercito en- las
playas de salerno. Tambien desem-
(Pasa a la Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Mendes France Preside Manifestation
Contra Nombrumiento de De GuuIIe

Ell presidente llam6 al general
despues de advertir a los lideres
de los partidos de centro de que
de Gaulle era va el unico hombre
capaz de salvar a la republica de
Ina sangrienta guerra civil y de
amenazarlos con hacerlos respon-
sables personalmente 81 no la evi-
taban.
Fuentes bien informadas diieron
que 2 de los 8 grandes partidos
de. centro, ell Movimiento Republi-
cano Popular y Ell de los Indepen-
dientes (Conservadores)l acepta-
ron ell llamado a de Gaulle.
FL tercero, ell Socialista, hasta
ahora firmemente c~ontrario al ge.
neral, aplazo SUI decision definitiva
hasta despues de una reunion que
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Munifestuciones
Anti-Fruncesus
Asitan q T0nez

TUNEZ, mayo 28-UPD.-Cien
mil %tunecinos dando gritos contra
FrancIa, desfilaron anoche por las
GALES de la ciudad, haciendose eco
de la exigencia del gobierno para
que salgan del pals los $4,000 sol
dados franceses acantonados en- Ell
pals.
La manifestation Sc inici6 con
una concentration en- la plaza de
independence al anochecer, GUAM
do ell presidente de Tunez dijo a
unas sesenta mil, personals que SUI
regimen no quiere cooperar mas
con ell ejercito frances "Asesinos",
(Pasa a la Pagina -
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Z IIIlIII !K3IyE(S SSSi2ZSSYSi2| a (Il|l IySy i||[(| y
Fracaso ~Lan1amiehio del Satellite

CABO. CANAVERAL, Florida, mayo % (UP)-La Armada anuneio
eta manana, que Ell satellite artificial de 5O8 centmetros GO pulgadas)
de dlametro y go kilogramos de peso, lanzado anoche al espacio en-
un cohete Vanguard, assemble unos 5000 kilometres, pero I'm NAL
angulo lie hio regresar a la terra y quemarse.
Fue este Ell segundo fracaso consecutive del Vanguard en- Ell
intento de Hevar un satellite Deno de Instruments a su 6rbita. Este
satellite de 50,8 centimetros es ell que mencion6 ell Presidente Eisen-
hover en- 1855, al dr a conocer ell programa de estudios espaciales
norteamercanos del Ao Geofisico International.
Ell Vanguard fe disparado a las 11:46 de la noche y Ianz6 una
columna de hume y a los dos minutes habia desaparecido en Il
espacie. a l3
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Reunidos Soste||es y SaIan
Para Considerar ell L|amado
Formulate al Oral. De GauIIe

La radio angelina dijo que Sous
telle y Salan Sc reunieron en- TIL
Ouzdu, a donde fueron para asistir
a un acto publico en- favor de De
Gaulle.
PARIS mayo 28.-(UPD.-Los
dos diarios de mayor circulation
en- esta capital, "L'Aurore" y lie
Parisien Libre', muy conservado-
res ambos, exhortan hoy a que ell
General Charles De Gaulle asuma
Pero LIE Populaire', organo So
c~iallst; "L'Humarite', comunista;
tPaSa a Ia Pagint 81