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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-02
The Sophisticates
RuStiCate in Mich.

The members of the Sophisti
Gated Suburbanites club were
guests at the summer home of
one of their members, Mrs. Idola
Brazely, Shave Head Lake Re-
sort, near Vandalia, Michigan.
It was a week end of relaxation
and pleasure to members: Mary
Gum of Blue s l a n d; Inez
Gleaves, Blue Island; Marianne
Hood, Phoenix; Alice Jefferson,
Robbins; Dianne Jones, Rob-
bins; MaudelMiller. Blue Island;
Nannette ReChord, and Pauline
Van Dyke of Robbins.
Two members, unable to join
the club in the fun were, Rose
Hawkins of Phoenix and Marion
Smith of Robbins.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-02
Havoc at the Village Hall

a tantrum and the station was
a sight to see!
In the meantime the radio
message had been heard by
other police departments and
since it did not say who should
come they figured they were
invited, SO they came. Police
from all the surrounding towns
Including county and state
armed to the teeth and ready
to do battle!
When everybody got there
and found out what had hap
pened, they were all relieved
and had a good laugh.
A comment was made that
Robbins radio operator had a
voice that was heard almost
around the world.
Then somebody landed in jail
the st. George brothers.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-02
Page z
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, August 2, 1858

From there she will journey up
the coast to San Francisco to
visit cousins and then back to
Phoenix, Arizonza to spend a
while with an uncle and family.
Becky is planning to return
for school opening in Septem-
Der, however if school cOndi-
tions prove satisfactory in Los
Angeles, she will remain to
finish her senior year of high
school.
Her brother, Robert, is study
ing at the University of Wis
consin at Madison, during the
summer and after a short stay
at home in September will re-
turn to the campus for the fall
semester. This will be his Bird
year at the University.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-02

All was quiet in Robbins
Sunday night around 10 o'clock.
Sgt. Cola and OFFICER Warren
were cruising along in the squad
car and Mrs. Rosa Lee Foy,
police woman was on the desk
in the station. No prisoners
were in Jail.
Suddenly all quiet was shat
tered and a screaming message
came over the air from Robbins
station: Somebody is being
killed in the station! Come
quick!'
1t was hard to believe, but
knowing Robbins as he does,
Sgt. Cola promptly sped to the
station. He and Officer Warren
entered with drawn guns, and
there it was. Otis st. George
was getting a thorough beating
by his brother, Richard, who
had chased him into the station
on a dead run. Mrs. Foy was in
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-02
Tillman Returns
With HOnOrS

Mr.. Fletcher Tillman, State
President of the Unit Ushers'
League of Illinos, has just re-
turned from the 39th Annual
Convention of the Unit Ushers'
Association of America, Inc.
which convened in Cleveland,
Ohio July FL to Is inclusive.
The sessions were held in the
Shiloh Baptist Church, $500
Scovill avenue, Rev. A. Henson
Jarmon, Host pastor.
According to Mr.. Tillman the
convention was well attended
and the busy sessions were
we'll handled by the National
President, Mr.. Henry Ballard.
Ballard.
Robbins shares credit with
the Illinois group as Mr.. Till
man was elected vice chairman
of the National Presidents
Conucil, committee composed
of State and local area presi-
dents.
Those attending the conven-
ton from Robbins were Mrs.
Katherine Elliott, Mrs. Fannie
Bullock and Mrs. Viola Hen
derson from Mt. Calvary and
Mr.. Fletcher Tillman, Mrs.
Barbara Ann Williams and Miss
Florence Hawkins from Great
Hope.
After adjournment of business
Friday, an Installation banquet
was held in the main ballroom
of the Hotel Hollendon, where
prizes were awarded and the
King and Queen presented.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-02
Visits Relatives

Becky ReChord left Robbins
during the month of July to
visit relatives on the West
Coast. She will divide her time
between the homes of three
aunts in Los Angeles and one
in San Fernando, California.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-02
COOK COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC HEALTH
ROBBINS HEALTH CENTER

10th and st. Louis Avenue
CLINIC SCHEDULE
Maternal Clinic
Registration Of New Mothers
End and 4th Tuesday Of each
month, $3.50 am. to 10:30 am.
Clinic
End and 4th Wednesday OF
each month, $3.50 am. to 1900
noon.
All patients are requested to
report before 1000 am.
Infant Clinic
End, 3rd and 4th Thursday Of
each month,
$3.50 am. to 1000 am.
Bird and 4th Thursday, 1880
p.m..
All infants up to 1 yr. of age.
Immunization Clinic
End Thursday of each month
1890 pm.
Pre-school and school age
children.
Dental Clinic
School age children only.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-15
College Hill PIX
ADDRESS Delivered
by Duke Professor

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sp'"hei N'io I pifSlofA'-eleci OF
fhf american Political Science Ant
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-15
Stofc-c College Cooperating
Stotc coIeee Cooperating
Teachers, Office Managers, Employees
Invited TO Tipping Conference Here

Thc Business Education Service
W. lHg state pcpartm NJ Edu-
cation ana the Lonewood College
Business Education Department
MIA sponsor \ conference lor South
sac business teachers. business
men and women on April II at
IN am III the college library
Tho morning session viii b. con-
Quoted by Howard Newhousc. edu-
canonal specialist for Gregg Pub
Hshne Division Of McGraw- Hill
Book Company The topic Of this
meeting VIII be 'TypcWriting. a
Business Office Function
Woodrow Tucker. professor i'll
thc School Of Business at Richmond
Professional Institute will conduct
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-15
500, 900 Suits Filed
II >mclia Court

Twc damage suits. each for
S5cooc. Wcrr filed against \ Black
Stonc man " thc Amelia court FlT-
day They were set for May Il on
The circuit court calendar.
Granville ana Mary DAVIS. repre-
sentcd BY Oliver W Hill. arc Suing
r p Pomerov Of Blackstone.
formerly N Emnoria. Iii tho
damaao yWltS resulting from all
auto accident on Route GA. three
miles from Amelia. juno to. 1866.
u Armstrad Bovd IL represent
ine Poncrov.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-15
Educators 'DepIorc' Assembly
Resort TO Statute To Bring
Teacher Qualification Change
YEA Group Decries
Loose, Inadequate
Public Statements

Professional educators represent
lng a dozen Virginia colleges eX
pressed opposition to legislative il
reference with the State Board 81
Education and decried loose. III.
adequate public comments ou
present day education during a
Friday Saturday conference at
LongUood College.
The opposition was contained IN
resolutions adopted without h dss
scntlnR vote by The Department 81
Teacher Education Of tie Virginia
Education Association That group
Is the professional organization III
teachers Of education Al both stac
and private Institutions Of higher
learning and of public school
tom supervisors
Floor discussions following paaei
talks also Indicated that ON q
members Of thc group want pos
tive approach 70 public criticism II
teacher training programs
Positive Approach
Pr Y PIX Rorer 4 professor u
education at University Of Virginia
advised against 'get'ng oar back
up' ovcr such critcism
time public Is interested w edu-
cation he said They want
Johnny b read better wc Want
Johnny % read better WI hapa
not informed them sufficiently
that we are interested h the things
fhcy are Interested in
\ Dr oryille wake president d
Lynchburg College. Who presented
\ formal report on standards for
Virginia Junior and senior COLLEGES
during the conference. also sug
gesled that good might come of
present criticisms
w have got W offset DIV
rapidly growing public frame Of
mind which holds education ro-
spaAsible for olr lack of Scientists
ana Scientific equality with Russia
hv a new vitality ln courses Oft
education p~ wake Hacd
Criticize Life
Criticism le%alled a stnrc1isp Eel
teacher education courses miHt hc
met WITH a witnesses 3 naH f1c
courses vital fof every student pr
Wake said 'oae n oer rcsPon
siblliueS is Up Show tAe Worm ot
such courses byNIhc ability they Tin
mart 70 the student he declared
ile resolution against LEGISLATIVE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20

si1tently that the function of gov
erHmcrt is to do for the people
hose things that have to be done
but cac-ct be done by individuals
for them elves.
l believe this party has produced
men and women Of ability, of hon
esty and of coed leadership in the
past and will do so in the future
l believe the Republican party
has advocated beneficial measures
in the cause of world peace, and
has been an active champion for
the advancement of under-privileg-
ed and less fortunate nations than
our own.
| am neither so radical a party
member. nor so naive that | be-
lieve the party has not made mis-
takes. However, on the whole, |
think is record is a good one, and
ore of which we can be justly
proud.
In the recent elections, we saw
out party take set backs on every
hand An indomitable spirit on the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
"Our
Growing Edge"
MRS MARTHA oL0TFHLTY
My Chosen Political Party

WY CHOSEN FOlltlCdI HdftY
For % years Of my life have
been member of the Republican
party. During that time, have
sought to promote its growth. we'll
being and its effectiveness as far
as | was able to do so.
Most of us are what we are in
political affilia.ion, perhaps even
religious beliefs because of our
parents and the environment in
which we were reared. Both my
mother and father were members of
the party, but in my own case am
not sure that is the only reason !
am a member of it. During and
since my high school days, l have
studied phases of government, what
the various parties have stood for.
and their approaches to the solving
of social, economic and information
al problems.
In my opinion, the Republican
party when in power and places
of leadership, has shown much skill
and efficiency in the cause of
stable, wise and constructive gov
eminent. It has encouraged the self
reliance of individuals as against
reckless government spending, and
absurd public programs which
would have made our people sub
serVient to an all powerful central
lied government.
l think our Republican party has
appealed to people for logic, for
patience, for understanding in the
solution of national problems.
Never to my knowledge has it de-
liberately set class against class,
but has appealed to all of us for
national unity. If we have not
followed this advice, it has not
been because our national leaders
have not urged us to do so.
The Republican party was born
in the cause of human freedom and
justice and has been a constant
champion for the rights of all the
people. However it has held con
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
Population Of Corn
Borer at 3 Year High

For the first time in three years,
THE population of corn borers has
Increased in Maryland, according
to a recently completed Statewide
survey. The survey was made by
Wallace c. Harding, Jr., extension
entomologist of the University OF
Maryland College of Agriculture
The state average for this fall is
"a borers per 100 cornstalks-al-
most a borer for each cornstalk in
the state. This compares to 60 bor-
ers per 100 plants in 1857, and rs
in '56.
This fall there were six counties
with over 100 borers per 100 plants,
which we consider to be a heavy
population" Wallace said.
All of the heavily infested coun-
ties are located on the Eastern
Shore, particularly the lower Shore.
For next year, Wallace predicted
there is heavy enough carry-over
of corn borers-particularly on the
Eastern ShOre-tO cause quite a
bit of trouble next spring to corn,
potatoes and wheat, if weather con-
ditions and other factors are
favorable for borer development.
Since corn borers over-winter as
larvae in cornstalks, the best and
most practical way 10 control this
insect is to pillow under the corn
stalks. This will kill borers as they
cannot emerge and develop once
they are underground. On the
Eastern Shore, cornstalkS should be
plowed under by April, Is. For
the remainder of the State, ploW-
ing should be completed by May
first at the latest, Wallace said.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20

to Is. Three licenses issued were
marked don't publish"
Herbert Marshall Keys, 20, (par-
ents conscnt chemical operator
Wilbur, w Va, and Emma Carol
Forester, 16, parents consentJ
MiddlebOurne, w. Va.
Ronald Chris Emhoff, IS par
ents CONSENT assembler, and
Laura Jean Grzybowski, 49, both
Cleveland, o.
Ronald Lee Bulger, 20, parents
consent laborer, and Dolores Jean
Rhodes, II, parents consent both
Everett, Pa.
DWaine Dice Barrett, %. fore
man, and Janice Marilyn Hutzley
%. both Alliance, O.
James Martin Cronin, %, and
June Elizabeth Oliver, 20, both Lee
mont Furnace, Pa.
Everett Pierce Mitchell, 26
farmer, Franklin w. Va, and Erma
May ReXrode, %, Deer Run, w. Va
Harry Lincoln Duggan, Jr, %
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
SANG RUN

Mrs. Grace Friend, who had
been patient in Garrett County
Memorial hospital. has returned
to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Emory Dewitt.
Mrs. Rodney Mckenzie and in
FAINT son, who was a patient in Gar
rett County Memorial hospital, re-
turned to the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dewitt, Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Charlie Carr visited her
daughter Mrs Arnold Friend, who
is a patient in Mt. Pleasant hos
pital, Mt Pleasant, Pa, one day
last week
Mrs, Doris ROdeheaver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Friend and children,
LaVale, and Mrs. Earle Railey and
children visited their mother, Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20

part of all loyal party members
here in this county can help to
bring the party back stronger than
ever We should begin that process
right now and continually work at
<.
In defeat, as in victory, the Re-
publican remains my chosen poll
teal party.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20

v c. Friend, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Dewitt Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Frazee and
children, Sunday and Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Carr, of
Crellin. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lie Carr, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trout and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Maybe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe McCrobie and son, and
Sam McCrobie were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dewitt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
s. Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Thirtyfive marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Monday at noon, from the
office of Richard L. Davis, clerk
of the Circuit Court This brought
the total for November thus far
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20

student, and Anna Mac Nestor, 81
both Elkins, w. Va.
Marvin Lee Rodeheaver, 35, pol
ishcr, and Annabelle Lee Peluso,
10, botn MorgantoWn, W. Va.
Blaine r. Hetrick, q, we'll drill-
er, and Wilma Stella Baker %.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20

both Meyersdale, Pa.
Franklin Donald Kecner, %, and
Betty Lou Sprout, IT, parents
consent) both Wallace, w. Va.
Edgar Roy Yoder, %, farmer,
and Flea Vclora Yoder, 81, both
GrantsVillC. Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20

JOAN F. Ruff, son of Mrs. Edna
Ruff, Bartlett street, Oakland,
has recently been promoted to
aviation structural mechanic third
class in the United States Navy.
He is now stationed in Jackson
vile, Fla, in an attack squadron.
They returned recently from an
eight months tour of duty in the
Mediterranean sea. Ruff is a gradu-
ate of the class of 1856 of Southern
High school.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
SiNTESIs -.
Wiene de La PrfmeraJ

y Ell hecho fue gran noticia en-
la prensa, porque:
l. El individuo diSparo su re-
volver contra el can y erro, pc
70, en- cambio, hizo blanco en-
la pequena Eloisa Gonzalez Agui
lar, de siete amos de edad, hi
riendola de muerte;
2. Ell hombre hugo;
8. La policia transmitio por
radio la information de que Ell
perro estaba rabioso y que a me
nos que Ell hombre mordido fue-
Sc tratado, moriria por los efec.
tos de la rabia; y
4. ST ell individuo Sc presenta
para someterse al tratamiento,
sera procesado por la muerte de
la nina.
DE DERECHO
NACIONES UNIDAS, Oct. "a
(UPI)- La Hungria comunista
espoleada por una declaration
del embajador norteamericano
Henry Cabot Lodge sobre la re-
volucion hungara de 1856, acuso
hoy a los Estados Unidos "de
violar ~torpemente Ell derecho
international" al dar refugio al
Cardinal Josef Minszenty.
Lodge, en- una declaration he
cha anoche en- visperas del Sc
gundo aniversario de la revolu-
cion hungara, la llamo Juno
de los grandes acontecimientos
de nuestro siglo'', aunque fue
aplastada por los tanques y ca.
homes sovieticos.
Lodge, en- una declaration he
cha anoche en- visperas del Sc
gundo aniversario de la revolu'
ci6n hungara Ia llamo Juno de
los grandes acontecimientos de
nuestro siglo' aunque fue aplas
tada por los tanques y canones
sovieticoS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
Nueya Agencia Sc Encarua de
Autoridad Sobre Viviendas

ora Orden Eiecutiva traspasan-
do a la CRUZ, la Division de Ur
ganizaclones con Requisites MI
nimos, de la Administrator de
Programs Sociales del Departa-
mento de Agriculture y Conner
elo.
C'ordero Davils explico aver
la forma en- que Sc lleyara a
cabo, en- tres etapas. la consoli-
dacion de las referidas autori-
dadeS municipales sobre hoga-
res y de la propia Autoridad
Sobre Hogares de Puerto Rico,
dentro de la nueva Corporation
de Renovation Urbana y Vivien
da. y la suerte que correran
por ejemplo, funcionarios de la
categoria del senior Carlos ].
Clausells Director Executive de
Ii Autoridad Municipal Sobre
Hogares de San Juan. En- GUAM
to a este especificamene, pode-
mos informar que pasara a ser
uno de los ayudantes admins
trativos del propio Cordero Da-
via.
Dice Cordero Davila que no
debe haber me+;vo de preocupa.
citr alguna por oarte del per
sonal que trabaja en- las tres au-
toridades municipales de hoga-
res por cuanto espera el que
sea casl en- su totalidad absorb
10 dentro de los distintos depar.
tameItos. diviSiones Y Deepen.
dencias de la CRUZ. Apunt6 Ia
ucsibilldad sin embargo, de que
en algunos casos los sueldos de
algdnas personals tengan que ser
reajustados, p~robablemente re-
balados de acuerdo con las nor
mas de la Oficina de Personal a
las que esta sujeta ell personal
del nucleo matriz integrado por
la Autoridad Sobre Hogares de
Puerto Rico. Senalo Ell, como
eleIlplot que en- alguna de esas
tres autoridades municipales So
bre nogares hay 'funcionarios
de segnnda o tercera categoria,
devengando salaries ain mayo
res que los que Sc ha podido fl
jar a iefes de departamentos de
Ia CRUZ
mo debe haber motive de in
tranquilidad nj de preocupa-
cior", recalco Cordero Davila,
"refiriendose al personal de las
tres autoridades municipales So
bre hogares. En- estos momen-
tos re esta 'desarrollando en- la
1sla Jun programa de hogares
euya magnitud es cast tan gran.
de como la obra que va hemos
logrado realizar en- este campo
en- Puerto Rico. Y csc progra-
ma tan amplio necesita perso-
nal, y Ell personal necesario Sc
escogera naturalmente del mis-
mo que ha venido trabajando
en- las autoridades municipales
sobre nogares, que de hecho Sc
guira trabajando. con nombra-
miento provisional, en- la CRUZ
hasta que, hecha la reorganiza-
cion de rigor, sea tr%ansferido.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
c0NFERENcIAS
Viene de Ia Primera)

Esos medios declararon que.
al parecer es evidente que los
dos estadistas no llegaron a ,un
acuerdo sobre las diferencias
respecto a la politica a largo
termino pero en- cambio ARE
glaron la actual association chi.
-no-norteamericana para con
tinuar por Ell momento la lucha
anticomunista
Sc hizo notar que Ell comuni-
cado declara, que la defensa de
las islas Quemoy y Matsu esta
vinculada con Ia de Formosa
en- las condolences presentes".
ESQ es una reiteracion del pro
p6sito de Estados Unidos de
ayudar a China Nacionalista a
retener las islas contiguas al Ii
toral de China Comunista, mien
tras esten bajo ell ataque direc-
to o amenaza de ataque por
parte de los comunistas.
Los d~iplomaticos hicieron no
tar, sin embargo, que al limitar
esa vinculacion a '1as condicio-
mes presentes", ell communicate
deja a Estados Unidos en- liber-
tad de separar las dos cuestio-
mes 81 las condolences cambian.
RENUNCIA A LA FUERZA
TAIPEI, Formosa, oct. "a
CUPID China Nacionalista re.
nunci6 aver al uso de la fuer-
"a para la reconquista del te-
rritorio continental chino. pero
las esperanzas de una nueva
tregua en- ell bombardeo del es-
trecho de Formosa Sc desvane-
cieron hoy al reanudar sus ac-
tividades la artillerfa comunis-
ia, despues de "a horas de cal
ma.
Los canones comunistas deia-
ron de hacer fuego POGO des-
pues que Estados Unidos y Chi
ma Nacionalista dieron a publ
cidad un communicate c~onjunto.
en- ell que Sc afirmaba que la de-
fensa de las islas nacionalistas
pr6ximas al territorio comunis-
ia esta entertainments ligada
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
tviene de 10 Primera1

va anterIormente, desde Ell
dia Is de octubre en- curse Ell
Gobernador habia expedido SD
primera Orden Ejecutiva traspa-
sando a la nueva Corporation de
Renovation Urbans v Vivienda,
que dirige Ell general Cesar
Cordero Dav1ls Ia Autoridad So
bre Hogares de Puerto Rico,
que dirigis Ell propio Cordero
Davila Y que es ell nucleo mas
grarde de la nueva instrument
talidad De ia expedition de esa
primers Orden Eiecutiya, sin
embargo La Fortaleza no ofre-
clio information alguna a la
Prensa.
Mas tarde tendra ell Goberna-
dor, como deber ministerial que
lie impone la ley, que expedir
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
alARIO Las AMERICAS = Pag. 5

EFNN
a Ia defensa de Ia prcPa Tai
wan (Formosa1. y Sc renuncia-
ba ell uso de la fuerzs para Il.
berar a China Comunista.
A primera bora de hoy, los
canones comunistas de Ia iona
de la bahia de Annoy, abrieron
fuego contra TODD Ell grupo de
las islas Quemoy, apTastando
todas las esperanzas alentadas
por ell communicate conjunto
MISUNDERSTANDING.
WASHINGTON, oct. 24.-U
P,I.)-El Secretario de Estado,
John Foster Dulles, prometio
que Estados Unidos no atacara
a China Comunista nj Stolera.
ra ataques" al gobierno de Pc
kin.
Su Sorprendente declaration
figure en- una entrevista que lie
hizo ell servicio de teleyissop
britannica Independently. La
entrevista fue filmada ell iue-
yes pasado para ser transmit.
da hoy y tuvo lugar antes del
fin de sus Conversations con
Ell generalisimo Chang Kai
Shek sobre Formosa.
mo vamos a atacar Mi to-
lerar ataques a los comunistas
chinos" manifesto Dulles. "Pe-
ro cuando estos ataquen, creo
que tenemos que mostrarnos
firmes. 81 no 10 hecemos, creo
que habra una interruption en-
Ia Inca. Y que la posici6n In.
tegra del mundo libre en- Ell pa
citico occidental Sc ~perdera."
Cabe presumir que la deela-
racion de Dulles signifiea que
Estados Unidos no tolerara ell
uso de la fuerza por los nacio-
nalistas para recuperar ell do
mimic de China Occidental.