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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

ofertas por oil potro. Ell hijo de
"Nasrullah" y "Gallita", hermann
total de "Gallorette", sera ell pri-
mer competitor de este criador en-
ell Kentucky Derby.
Ell y Jolley estan complacidos
con SUI potro, pues este ha demos
trado ser un POGO mas docil este
ano, muestra menos inclination a
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

correr en- zig-zag, puede 1levar Pc
so y esta en- perfecta forma.
Y estan convencidos de que ira
a la gatera en- Ell Derby en- la mis-
ma optima condicion que en- Ell oto-
no pasado cuando gan6 ell Garden
State Stakes.
Y en- aquella OCCASION "Nadir" fue
muy dificil de veneer.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
OFERTAs

"Nadir" fue criado por Hancock,
QUEEN ha rechazado varias buenas
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

Por TIM MoRlARTY, de la United Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

It's electrically reversible with speeds eoch woy!
Con be used in most sosh windows. Use TO circu-
Io,e mir in room pIoce in window to drow out hot
DIR bring in cool dr. Sofety grill guards front and
beck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

Electrically reversible motor hos speeds eoch woy
New grill gives better DIR diffusion Automatic Their
cool Fits sosh windows 20 to SO" wide. BIodes
drow out hot DIR, brino'in cool or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

32" tall palermo lamp, featured
sseossns look featured ell s popss, HON
brings es end fresh sHtsens i~sO Ths
hsaderaed ok characteristic OF this fine The
hssd-rbbsd sausd
white sod end snssIoups go Eah soaplshe with
shade Choose end ssAI ~ iemp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

Tuesday: Slips in = super
market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

saw such pesky animals In all
Of your life.
I told Or. Howard that his
powder might be fine stun for
all / knew. but he had neglected
to tell me how / was to get
1t into the cows eyes.
And he was most helpful.
He brought down a lasso and
left 1t for me.
/ haven't used 1t yet. I'm
building confidence again. and
some day now before long /
hope I'll have my herd gentle
enough so / can get within
reach with the lasso.
If I can catch just one ami
NAL and tie him up to a tree,
1t will make me happy. And
maybe he'll learn that there
is nothing to be gained by run
lining away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

work. On the basis Of the in
formation obtained, the en-
ploye was charged with theft.
AS a defendant in court. how
ever, the employe commended
that the eavesdropping system
set UP by the employer and use
Of the evidence thereby OBJ
tanned was illegal.
Self Trapping Upheld
After reviewing the law as II
now stands in regard to wire
tapping, the New Jersey court
decided that there is nothing
In the statutes or decisions to
prevent an employer from tap
ping lines on his own property.
Our emphasis is upon the
fundamental right to defend
ones person and property" the
court decided. "The question
is whether (the law prevents)
the reasonable and normal ac-
tons of a many in monitoring
his own telephone lines to pro-
tect himself from others who
use his lines without his au-
thority in an effort to injure
him. We think the answer is
clear"
That is, in the courts eyes,
the law does not prevent this
means of self-protection.
Tuesday: Slips in . super
market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
Revenue President
Wins by One Vote

OMAHA, Sept. 8 (AP). -
Frank M. Hennessy. Philadel-
phia. was elected president of
the National Association of In
ternal Revenue Employees by
the shortest margin in the
groups 20-year history--One
vote.
Mr.. Hennessy defeated the
first woman ever to seek the
post, Mrs. Myrtle c. Burns of
Atlanta. Ga. who campaigned
for president as THE Georgia
Peach"
The election of officers was
begun last night and completed
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
Ship Workers
Win Puy Boosts

CLEVELAND, Sept. 6 (AP).-
Agreement ON a three-year con-
tract providing 8-cent hourly
wage increases in each year was
reached today between the
American Shipbuilding Co. and
seven of eight craft unions
which on August S called 1900
employees out on strike in four
cities.
The settlement requires rati-
fication of members and there
remains completion of negotia-
tons with the eighth craft
union, the machinists. who bar
gain separately from the others.
Affected by the strike and
agreement are $50 employees in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
LIFE IN
THE COUNTRY
Herd Resists Pink-Eye Dust
BY JAMES BIRcHFIELD

George Kennedy. who writes
The Rambler column in The
Star, asked me how many cattle
I had in my herd" on The 40
Acres.
George thought 1t was funny
when ! hesitated before telling
him I had three.
you're a regular Texan, 4"
said George. "You have to
count up before you know how
many head of cattle you've
got"
Now I'll admit it shouldn't
take long to remember that /
have only three head of cattle
one COW and two steers. But the
trouble is that the way they
have been acting lately / some
times do think I have a Texas
herd.
My stock can sense a day
ahead Of time when you plan to
do something to help them.
Then they become difficult and
you wonder If you haven't got
too many.
The other day, when / dis
covered the herd" had the pink
eye, I called DR.. Jack Howard
and he gave me a little white
plastic tube that you squeeze
to squirt a powder into the in
fected eyes.
1t is a harmless little thing,
and I'm sure that any normal
COW wouldn't mind in the least
having pink eye dust squirted
in her eye.
But not mine.
She saw that little bottle,
which I was foolish enough to
carry out to the lot in my
hand, and that was the end.
The old COW jumped the
fence - tore it down in the
process-and the young steer
tore down the gate.
In other words, I didn't get
near enough to get a trace of
powder in an eye. and what is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

Lorain, $50 in Toledo and about
so each in Buffalo and Chicago.
Unions agreeing to the new
three-year contract were the
boilermakers, pipef1tters, car
.penters, electricians, painters
operating engineers and pat
ternmakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

more. I can't entice the herd
back in the lot.
They just stand of and look
at me. and when I walk out
like I might get behind them
and drive them in. they take
of to the woods. You never
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

that overlapping can be a USE
full tool in apprehending crooks.
spies and other criminals when
tudiciously used by proper au-
thorities.
The status Of the law on this
subject, both Federal and
State. has now become fairly
complex, and it looks as though
1t might become even more so
In the future.
New Facet
For now a new facet Of the
problem seems TO be unfolding.
In essence, the question pre-
sented is this: Is 1t all right
for private parties to tap their
own wires and then make use
of evidence thus uncovered in
court?
The matter was brought to
q head a few weeks ago in New
Jersey, and the answer given
by the State Supreme Court
was that such overlapping does
not violate Federal restrictions
on the practice. In other
words, tapping your own wires
Is okay.
The case grew out of suspi-
cions by a New Jersey factory
owner that one of his employees
was stealing company property.
He arranged with the SWITCH
board operator at his plant to
listen in on calls made by or
to the suspect while he was at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

Answer bid one spade.
The hand is clearly worth an
opening bid, since you have 81
points in spades, 10 points in
hearts, point for the double
ton and 2 points for the single
ton. With two suits of equal
length, bid the higher suit first
even If the lower suit is much
stronger.
Answer Bid two spades.
This shows 7 to 10 points, with
trump support for partner. In
this case you have 9 points in
high cards and point for the
doubleton.
Answer 3.-Bid three spades.
This jump raise. which is Fore
ing to game, shows Is to IS
points. with strong four card
Cor better trump support. In
this case you have IL points in
high cards and point for the
doubleton.
Answer 4.-Bid one spade.
This response at the level Of
one in a new suit promises only
6 points Cor more) and a bid
dable suit. You have 8 points
In high cards and can therefore
well afford this bid.
Answer 5.--Bid two clubs.
The response in a new suit at
the level of two shows a good
suit and at least 10 points. In
this case you have IL points in
high cards and can well afford
this strong response.
Answer 6.-Bid INT. This
shows about 6 to 10 points, with
no suit worth bidding. In the
example. you hold 8 points in
high cards.
Answer IBID INT. This
response. which is forcing to
game, shows 10 to Is points
with balanced distribution and
q stopper in each of the unbid
suits.
Answer Bid Mt. This
rebid shows balanced distribu-
ton and minimum values for
the opening bid-in the neigh
borhood of IA points. In this
case you hold 10 points In high
cards and / point for the
doubleton.
Answer Bid three spades.
This Jump raise. highly invita-
tional but not forcing. shows
strong trump support and about
IL to 10 points. In this case.
you hold II points in high cards
and / point for each Of the
doubletons.
Answer 10.-Bid INT. Part
ner's weak rebid shows a mini
mum opening bid-close to IA
points. Your raise invites him
to go on to game if he has IA
or is points. For this purpose
you need about IL points of
your own.
Answer Ibid INT. This
shows % to "a points, with ball
aneed distribution and all suits
well stopped. In the example,
yen hold % points.
Answer Ibid two spades.
This bid is forcing until game
Is reached.
Answer 13.-Bid Ant. Part
ner will show how many aces
he holds by means of the Black
wood convention. If he has
one ace, you can be six spades;
If he has two aces, you can
almost surely bid and make a
grand slam.
Answer Ibid four dia-
monds. Don't use the Black
wood convention when you
have a worthless doubleton in
an unbid suit. You cannot de-
eide for or against a slam even
If partner tells you how many
aces he has. Show an ace, in
stead. and try to get informa-
ton from your partner about
the dangerous club suit.
Answer l5.-Double. This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
Wool Clip Dips

PRETORIA.-South Africa
wool clip for the 1878 sea-
son is estimated at 1925 million
pounds, about 3 per cent under
the previous year. Proceeds of
the current seasons clip are
expected to total E55 million
compared with E72.5 million
the previous year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
Law IN THE NEWS
State Court Lets Man
Top His Own Wires
BY PHIL YEAGER and JOHN STARK
Special Writers for The Star

Wireappng in years has been coming in for good
deal Of court attention and even public controversy.
The truth to be that while almost regards
overlapping reprehensble practice legislatures and the
courts little reluctant ban it altogether The pac-
teal for this reluctance probably makes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

"takeout double" asks partner
to bid his longest suit. You
guarantee support for any suit
he may name. together with at
least IL points in high cards.
In the example, you have IS
points in high cards and strong
support for each of the unbid
suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
SHERWOOD. ON BRIDGE
Answers to Exon on Busic Bidding

FOLLOWING Alfred Sheinpolds ANSWERS to his quiz
on bidding at contract bridge Which appears on
pnnn "a
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03

"Llega enero y cruza la campi-
ma I'm enjambre de pulperias,
llevando consigo ell pabulo de to-
dos los vicios; sus duenos, para
ejercitar la usura, ponen jue-
go donde los labradores reci-
ben cualquier dinero, .por sus
trigos".."... q.
Ell ~CASAMIENTO GITANO
Dice Emilio Carrere en- Mon
jas de un dietario e~xtravagan-
tie" refiriendose a los gitanos
e~spanoles: LA boda gitana es
una ceremonial sencillisima y
pintoresca. Sc reunen todos los
del rancho: los hombres con
guitarras y las mujeres con pa
lillos. Ell vino es tan indispen-
sable en- este asunto como Ell
padrino. Este junta las manos
de los novios y despues, con
gran ~solemnidad, toma una ella
grande de barro y la tira a 10
alto. Esta Sc hace pedazos en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
La OPINION -.
(viene de la Pagina DOS)
LIerena coniesIa a Henrluue1

alusiones ~positivas a la contribution revolu.
cionaria del movimiento de los amos 80, igno-
raba aun la existencia de su carta.
Y vamos al grano, Ell DR.. Henriquez
probablemente lego mi articulo una soIa vez,
asild ideas de SUI c~ontexto = Sc dej6 llevar por
ell impulse de la primera Erase que lie hiri6
la sensibilidad. Porque de otro modo no Sc
explica que me atribuya. eel tratar d~especti-
vamente" a los que pertenecen a la "famosa
generation del 30H. Empieza poroue este
servidor cronologicamente y por identified
cion moral, pertenece la misma Zen ell 81
me toc6 caer prisionero. en- una escaramuza
con Ell Ejercito en- los alrededores de Place
tas). Aunque muy joven, yo fui entonces,
sepalo ell DR.. Henriquez, de los que saludo
la Revolution Autentica y Sc sinti6 parte de
ella. Yea ell plural de .primera persona de
mi articulo al comentar "iY fuinos muchos
los ilusionadOs!" De medo que, 5como podria
hoy manifestar desprecio, nj mucho menos,
como Ell dice "querer destruir'' algo que me
va tan de cerca en- la formation civica y hasta
en- los sentimientos personales?
Ahora bien. NADIA de este debe nublarnos
ell juicio nj vedarnos la facultad del anAlisis,
porque la verdad historical no Sc compone
solo de emociones que sin duda tienen SUI
parte- sino tambier Y muy principalmente
de hechos. Asi, junto al "movimiento civil''
que menciono en- mi articulo Gfijese bien,
DR.. H~enriquez!), al que "Batista y sus cOro.
neles dieron la punalada trapera que inaugu.
no once amos de dictadura militar' emo esta
bien clara ahf la diferenciacion?), Sc ALA ell.
hecho historico de que ell 4 de septiembre
fue tambien zen realidad ell primer asomO en-
Cuba de La barraca ~castrense como factor de-
cisivO de poder". iEstamos? Lo que ocu-
RE es que no Sc trata aqui de conceptos ex-
cluyentes, sine parallels. 81 ell alma del 4
de septiembre, por asi decirlo, fue ell movi-
miento civil, doctrinal, programatico capaz
pese a todos los pesares de marcar Como
apunto en- mi ~articulo "Estado del Tiempo')
una huella constructive EN- eel transito de
una epoca de polftica sumisa y mediatizada
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
Ell FONDO
Wiene de Ia Pagina DnSl

proyecto ante la Asamblea, durante 81 Pc
riodo de ~sesiones del ano pasado, sugiri6 la
convenience de que ell fondo especial CO.
menzara con una cantidad de unos 100 mi
Homes de dolares.
Sin embargo, las ofertas de otros paises
han sido pobres, y I'm d~iplomatico latinoame-
ricano muy conocedor del proyeeto, opin6
que Ell fondo probablemente tendra que CO.
menzar con una suma no mayor de 20 Milo
mes de dolares, al cual Estados Unidos contri-
buira con 8 millones de dolares, es decir,
Ell 40 por ciento de III aporte de IL mi
Homes de d6lares del resto de los paises par
ticipantes.
Mansfield pidi6 a los demas paises
miembro que aumentaran SUI aporte al fon-
do, pero nuestro informante asever6 que
considerable con un ~criterio realistic parece
improbable que esas c~ontribuciones aumen-
ten n~otablemente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03

Ell diplomatico latinoamericano citado
previamente, uno de los participates en- ell
trabajo de la Comisi6n Preparatoria del Fon-
do, cree que 81 ocurriera 10 inesperado y
otros paises, ademas de Estados Unidos, To-
eraran aumentar sus contribuciones, tampoco
Sc llegaria en- Ia actualidad a los Glen milo
mes de dolares que propuso 'originalmente
Ell r~epresentante Judd, como meta.
Isl otros paises llegaran a contribuir
con un total de 20 millones de d6lares,
Estados Unidos, de acuerdo con SUI oferta
actual, PARTICIPATE con is millones y ell fon-
do dispondrfa de IS millones al comenzar'',
dijo nuestro informante. EN- ell case toda-
via mas improbable de que la contribution
del resto de los miembros alcanzara los 30
millones de dolares, ell gobierno de Estados
Unidos daria 20 millones de d6lares y ell
fondo contaria ell pr6ximo enero con so
millones."
de todas MISUNDERSTANDING Sc lie
CARA por ahora al total de los 100 milIones
de dolares."
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
LARRAzABAL
(Viene de la Primera)

mos estudiado minuciosamente
los puntos de vista, y considero
un honor que Sc me haya esco-
gido como candidate. Por otra
parte, hay un pacto de unidad
que no puede romperse."
La propia revista publica una
information sobre declaraciones
de Jovito Villalba, que decla-
r6 que la Union Republican,
Democratica no aceptara "venta-
jismos" nj recursos del erario
nacional. Agrego: LOS gastos de
la campaha Sc sufragan con con-
tribuciones dc miembros del par
lido Y populares, porque que
remos dar un ejemplo de linn
pieza electoral"
Mientras tanto. ell Partido
COPEI da los ultimos toques q
la organization de la conven-
ci6n nacional, con a%sistencia de
500 delegados. La convention Sc
instalara manana por la noche,
y Sc afirma que decidira in
mediatamente la question de su
candidate presidential escogien-
do a su dirigente Rafael Caldera
Sc cree que un dia mas tarde
sera proclamado R6mulo Betan-
court candidate 4 Ia Presiden-
- per AAsika nameArAtiaa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03

aCuerdo que brota espontS.
neamente antes de que lIe-
que la bora. I'm coraz6n de.
liciosamente herido por Ell,
esta va cast en- poder de la
manO que pusO en- tension la
ballesta y lanz6 SUI fIecha con
tan certero tino. La raz6n ma.
da influye sObre este estado
de amino, que pude ser in.
clusO Superintendent IRA.
ZOnable.
T0dOS los grandeS amOres
han nacidO ash, de repente,
lnesperadamente, sin razones.
Ell "flechazO" es va, por ST
solo, una prUmesa de amor,
pelO solo una promesa. En-
efecto: 81 bien tOdos los amo.
res autenticos tuvieron como
miciaci6n un "flechazo" no
todos los flechaZos dan Iugar
a un autentico amor.
Con TODD, la primera i'm.
preston pessra va sobre no.
sOtros de una manera deci.
silva. 81 fue buena, sera diff.
ell deshacerla: 81 fue mala Sc
"a impossible cast modificar.
la.
CreO que SON pocos los ca
SOS en- que el amor "se hace"
a base del tratO o de la amis.
tad. Hay que desconfiar de
esta esperanto de amor, ba.
sada en- la convivencia o la
c%oTtumbre, porque probable
mente influiran sobre noso.
tros sin apenas sospecharlo,
razones de convenience -el
dinero, la .posici6n social. etc.
- y cuando median estas
CIRCUMSTANCES es 10 mas facil,
que 10 que creemos amor sea
I'M s~entimiento repleto de
egofsmo y vacfo de sentimien.
tn.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
DIARI0 Las AMERICAS = Pau. 9,

hacia Otra de despertar demOeraticO v pro-
,gresO social, es asimismo cierto Que al so.
caire de esa corriente revolucionaria, la mis-.
ma que lie puso las ~estrelIas de "Coronel" a
Fulgencio Batista entr6 Ell Quartet en- Ia vida
publica Guiana como factor decisive de pO-
der" Tan decisive que, ipor cast ,treinta
anos!, deScontando la breve tregua del a al
81, ha podido a SUI antoio guitar y poner pre-.
sidentes en- Cuba incluyendo a dos, producto
de election popular, los doctores Miguel Ma
riano Gomez y Carlos Prio Socarras.5i
81 mi articulC hubiese tenido la. fortu.
ma de ser comprendido en- SUI cabal intenci6n
por' ell DR.: Henriquez y no a traves de fra
ses tomadas con pinzas Y ampliadas a SUI
modo-, habria visto que Sc trata de IN la
mado de alerta para que ell future no nos
sorprenda con las mismas imprevisiones del
pasado para que los postulados y, la mccain.
ca del orden civil Glue Marti ell que dijo eel
poder de las republicas solo debe estar en-
manos de los hombres civiles'O no caisan
.otra vez mahana bajo la imposition arbitraria
del poder armada. Por ESQ cite la expe.
riencia de los amos 80, como para decir.
"flJaos 10 que nos paso entonces; que no nos
vuelva a pasar en- 10 que viene
Siento sinpatfas por ell interes. del Dr.
Henriquez en- romper lanzas por. la genera.
cion del 30". En- ESQ, Sc 10 digoico since.
ridad estoy dispuesto a acompanarlelA A su
vez, espero que 81 comprenda que Sc appresu-
no un POGO por ell desviadero de una inter.
pretacion parcial. Sc bien cuan dificil y es-
pinoso es escribir para ell publico queriendo
ser fiel a la verdad TODD trance, La YER
dad tiene la virtud, en- ,su simple v pasiva
desnudez, de ROAR siempre un POGO AGA o ALA.
Ese es SUI precio y esa suele ser la recon.
pensa de sus devotos. Pero. va 10 decfa
aquel buen Maestro de generaciones: @Solo
la verdad nos pondra la toga viril. ."a4'
Con saludos muy cordiales
DR.. Mario Llerena
P. D-Respecto a la referencia del DR..
Henriquez a mi renuncia % destitucion pa.
ra ell case es 10 mismo-, francamente no veo
en- que viene a cuento excepto tai vez en- que
hoy, como simple ciudadano mas, opino con
entera -libertad y sinceridad en- los asuntos
de mi Patria, tai como 10 vengo hacienda des.
de hace va unos cuantos lustros. Vale-M, Ii,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
EN- QUITO
Continuation de ia pag. 3,

Continuation de IA psg. 81
institute en- Quito, va que Ell
gobierno ofrecia las facilidades
n~ecesarias.
Escaterimburgo manifesto
que ell Institute debia tener
una sede permanente y no'dar-
lie caracter gitano, 81 Sc aspira
a cumplir los completes come
tidos que Sc lie quieren asig-
mar"
Fernando Mora, subdirector
de "Novedades" de Mexico, Sc
mostr6 de acuerdo con Escate-
rimburgoy agreg6 10 %siguiente:
mo es question de crear un
circo ambulante sino una insti-
tucion seria."
Luis Gil Montoya, professor de
la Escuela de Periodismo de
Buenos Aires, propuso una for
mula de transaction.
Sc nombr6 una comision for
mada por Juan Valmaggia, SUBJ
director de LA Nacion" de Bue-
nos Aires, Carlos Mantilla de
Quito Y Danton JOHN para que
redactaran una exposition So
bre Ell asunto discutido.
Las finalidades del institute
serian: preparation de maestros
de las escuelas de periodjsmo;
coordination de programs de
estudio de las escuelas y becas;
intercambio de textos; buscar
mayor acercamiento entire las
empresas informativas y las es.
cuelas de periodismo, etc.
La U.N.E.S..0. ha hecho him
capie. en- que considera medios
de information no solamente la
prensa. sino tambien la radiofo-
mia, televisi6n y cine.
Ell gobierno del Ecuador Sc
dirigi6 d~irectamente al director
de la U.N.E.S..O. en- Paris, pre-
sentando oficialmente su ORE
cimiento de ayudar al estable-
cimiento del institute, y proper
cionando detalles sobre la fl
nanciaci6n yue estaria dispues-
to a suministrar a fin de que la
entidad funcione en- Quito.
La asamblea de la U.N.E.S.-
CO. debera decidir sobre la
iniciativa y escoger la sede del
institute.