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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21
REcETA DEL Ola
SALSA DE CREMA

! cucharadita de sal.
"a cucharadita de mostaza.
l-8 cucharadita de pimienta.
a cucharadas de marina.
4 cucharadas de azucar.
/ IL tazas de leene.
2 huevos.
IA taxa de vinagre.
IA taxa de aqua.
Mezcle la sal, la mostaza, la pi-
mienta, la harina y Ell azucar;
anada a la crema de leche yre-
vuelva. Bata los huevos ligera-
mente y agreguelos. Mezcle ell vi.
nagre con ell aqua y anada a 10
anterior. Cueza en- banu de Ma.
ria hasta que espese.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21
FUe InuUgUrudu
en- Miami Casa
de las Americas

En- tardes recientes, durante ca
Ida reception ofrecida por la
ALBANIA Interamericana, fue inau-
gurada oficialmente su "casa de
las Americas" ubicada en- la Aveni-
da Salzedo 1922 Coral Gables.
Concurrit a este evento Ell Cuer-
pc Consular de Miami, la oficiali-
dad del Municipio de Miami y 10
mas distinguido de nuestra colo
mia hispanoamericana.
Vemos en- las ~presentes graficas
a dona Virginia Gonzalez vida. de
Torruella fundadora y alma de Ia
ALBANIA Interamericana, en- mo-
mentos que posa ante magnifi-
co cuadro de ella que es obra del
eminente pintor senior Fernando
Ruiz de Escarza, y los preciosos es-
cudos de los pueblos hispanoame.
ricanos presentados a la Casa de
las Americas por los miembros del
Cuerpo Consular. Acompanando a
dona Virginia en- esta toto, de IL
quierda a derecha, ell senior Gusta,
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

dolares que iba a devOlverme en-
seguida. Nunca yOlvieron a mi
bolsillO. En- Otra OCCASION, me ha-
bio de yin negOcio y me prOpusO
que hablara con mi familia p0r 81
les lnteresaba particular en- Ell.
POsteri0rmente, tambien tuve
que sacarle de otro pequeno apu.
no. Como, a TODD este, ell joyen
no me hablaba de matrim0nio
dele de yerlO. No saba nj Sc su
dOmiciliO y va hace varias sema-
mas que no 10 veO. De repente
me ma entrado una especie de
remOrdimientO. QuiZas Ell mucha.
chO necesitaba relamente ayuda.
Tai vez he sidO injusta con Ell.
SQue lie parece a listed?
Raquel
Una de las caracteristicas POGO
agradables y extremadamen-
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21
UN CAEALLERETE
APROVECHADO

"APROVECHAD0
Querida Amaranta: Hace I'm
anO conocia a un joven que me
pareci6 encantador SaliamOs
juntos y 10 pasabamOs muy bien.
I'm dia, en- ell curse de una larga
conversation, trayendo recuer
dos familiares, lie cOnte que te-
mia en- mi pals dos casas, y que
81 trabajaba era porque me gus
taba ser independence. BESIDE
aquel instante lie halle mas So
licitO que nunca, aunque no pOr
ESQ me habl6 de matrimonio. Su
pasadO es para mi I'm misterio.
y, como antes Sc cOge a un men.
tiroso que a uu COLO, observe
ciertas cOntradicciOnes en- sus re-
latos. I'm dia lie encOntre muy
preOcupado y al preguntarle que
lie pasaba, me cOnfes6 que tenia
algunas dificultades eeOnomicas.
Cast en- broma, lie die que 81 no
era question de mucho me haria
muy feliz ayudarle. Ell, con SUI
acostumbrada habilidad, me dijo
que de ninguna manera, pero
acab6 por pedirme unos cuantOs
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

SpIOsh PGrty
Para relebrar la felfz culmina'
ci6n de su ano escolal, la gentil
sehorita Laurita Gonzalez serS
festejada hoy con una fiesta de
piscina y deliciosa barbacoa que
ofreceran sus padres, DR.. Manuel
Gonzalez y sencra, Ines de Con.
zalez, en- su acogedora Residential
de Coral Gables.
Han sido mvitadas a tan calido
festejo numerosas amistades de
Laurita.
cumpIeonos
Hasta Paste, Colombia, en- DON
de Sc encuentra actualmente disfru
tando de las vacaciones e~scolares
al ado de su familia, lie enviamos
nuestras carinosas felicitaciones
al simpatico joven Armando Be
navides Palacio con motive de la
grata celebration de su cumplea.
nos en- ell dia de maflana.
Celebra by Ell mejor de sus dias
la gentil dana sonora Carload de
de Perez, esposa del senior IsadOre
Santos Perez, y con tai motive nos
es grato enviarle un saludo muy
especial y formular votos porque
disfrute de largos y venturosos
amos mas de vida.
&~@
Hasta Washington, D. C. nos
complace enviar nuestras carinosas
felicitaciones a la preciosa ninita
Mariangeles Aguirre, hija del DIR.
Francisco Aguirre y sonora, Ola.
dys Sacasa de Aguirre, con motive
de la grata celebration del aniver-
sario de 81 natalicio en- Ell dia de
hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

esta triste calzada y esta campo.
nilla austera.
Por aqui ha pasado la vida es-
pamela desde los tiempos ro-
mancescos de las costumbres
monasticas y feudales, hasta ell
ocaso del siglo Xxx con sus pos
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

tie peligrosas de las grandes ciu-
dadeS consiste en- que solemos
desconocer .os antecedentes de
muchas personals con quienes ira
tamoS. De ahi eSa logica deseon.
fianza que en- elias sc observaa
respecto a las personals descono-
cidas. Especialmente aqui, en- los
Estados Unidos, ell aspecto, los
modales, la instruction de una
persona no suponen nj mucho
mucho menos que esa persona
sea recomendaEle. En- un traie
del mejor corte puede cobijarse
I'm "gangster" y la simpatia y los
aires del gran mundo pueden ser
attributes de un estafador, trait
cante en- estupefacientes o cosa
(Pasa a Ia Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21
Los Banos de Sol

Aln cuando aqui en- Miami los
bahos de sol son cosa del ano
entero y no unicamente del We
rano, es bueno siempre comentar
sobre ellos. "Donde entra ell. sol.
no entra Ell doctor" es un dicho
muy corriente en- paises euro.
peos. Pensando que cada refran
atesora ell saber y Ia experienced
de muchas generaciones y obser-
vando como los .animales buscan
Ell SOL, tres famosos .doctores fun
daron la helioterapia, o curaci6n
mediante ell sol. Ell frances Ber-
nard, ell suizo Roller, y princi-
palmente Ell danes Nils Finsen
por cuyos trabajos mereci6 re-
cientemente el preciado premio
Nobel.
.Cuando Sc emplean los rayos
Pasa a Ia Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21
En Luna del Mel

+ En- Luna de Mel
BESIDE hace unos dfas Sc en-
cuentran entire nosotros, los jove-
mes esposos, Norberto Boni y Della
Herrera, de La Habana, Cuba, pa
sando SUI luna de miel en- ell hotel
Charles de la Playa.
Ell senior BOni, es linotipista de
ell peri6dico "El PaiS", en- donde
cuenta con ell afecto de todos sus
compaheros, i.
Eterna luna de miel lie deseamos
a la joven pareja.
Ia Bodo de Hoy
Esta tarde, a las cuatro, sera So
lemnizauo ell enlace matrimonial
de la gentil senorita Mirta ROvira,
hija del senior Juan Royira Abreu,
con ell estimado caballero Rene
SARDINIA, hijo del senior Rene Sar.
dina y sonora, Ines Veliz de Sardi.
ma, en- acto que tendra lugar en-
la Iglesia Catolica de San Miguel
Ell Arcangel.
DespueS de la ceremonial religio-
sa, eel padre de la novia ofrecera
una reception a la cual han Sido
invitadas numerosas de las amis-
tades de ambas familias contra
yenteS.
Tres Amos :.
Llega hoy a sus tres anitos de
edad Ell g~racioso nino Barry Fran
els Brennan, hijo del senior James
A.. Brennan. Jr. y sonora, la apre-
ciada dana panamena. dona Yo.
landa Rodriguez de Brennan.
Lo felicitamos carihosamene y
lie deseamos una prolongada y
prospera existencia.
Bodos de Amotista
Nos anticipamos en- felicitar de
manera muy especial al senior Bel.
tran M. Gonzalez y sonora, Mary
]. de Gonzalez, miembros estima-
dos de nuestra colonia hispanoa-
mericana residente en- Miami, quie
mes celebraran en- ell dia de mana
ma Ia fausta OCCASION de sus Bodas
de Amatista, cuarenta amos de
ejemplar y venturosa union matri-
monial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

ENGALANA NUESTRA CRONICA de hoy la gentI y cuIta Sc.
norita Raquel Lastres, hia de la dstinguida dana peruana, sonora
Aurelia Insua vda. de Lastres, quien cOntraera nupcias con ell apre.
CiadO caballerO senior Bennett Lee Winston, hHO del senior Patrick
Henry Winston y sonora, Agnes de Winston, de Virginia Beach,
Virginia, durante ceremonial que tendra lugar en- la ciudad de
Deerheld Beach, Florida ell sabado pr6ximo, rs de JUNO.
La senOrita Lastres esa afiiada a las Oficinas de la DuMont
international Company y SUI noviO a la COmpania Southern Bell and
Telephone de esta ciudad. AmboS son socOs del Miami Makos
Skindiving Club, habiendO sidO FL senior Winston Presidente v Vice
Presidente de eta organization en- amos anteriOres, y reciente.
mente delegado del club a las cOmpetencias ceIebradas en- las BAHIA.
mas resultandO ganadOr de las miSmaS.
Para tan simpatca pareja, nueStrOs vOtos por SUI eterna
felcidad. .,
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21
De- H0GAR-por Observation-Disclosures
FL POEMA DE HOY
LACART0 VERDE

Ell Condesito de Ia Limonada,
~Jugueton, pequehin 49,. Una monada
Rodando, pequenin y jugueton,
Por los salones de C~ristobalon.
Su allegro rostro de It'll
A todos dice: 81.
ST, Madame Cafole, Monsieur Haiti,
Por ALI, por aquf.-
Mientras los aristocratas maxacos
Pasan armados de cocomacacos,
Solemnemente negros de nobleza,
Ell Condo, pequenin y jugueton,
Els un fluido de delicadeza
Que LENA de finuras ell salon.
ST, Madame Cafole, Monsieur Haiti,
Por ALI, por aqui.-
Vedle en- Ell rigodon,
Contemplate en- Ell minue. 500.
Nadie en- la corte de Cristobalon
Lleva con tanta gracia Ell casacon
Nj con tanto donaire mueve ell pie.
Su formula social es: ioh, pardon!
Su palabra elegante: ivolupte!
iAh, pero ante su Alteza,
Jamas oseis decir lagarto verde,
Pues p~erdiendo al ~instante la cabeza
TODD Ell fino aristocrata Sc pierde!
Y ALA va Ell Condo de la Limonada,
Con la roja casaca alborotada
Y la fiera quijada
Rigida en- epileptica tension.
ALA va entire grotescos ademanes,
Multiplicando los ~orangutanes
En- los espejos de Cristobalon.
YVur 49,
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21
I4UZQN
~ sentimental

Dirjanss las consuHas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, p. o. Box $685.
International Airport, Miami a. Fla. Ragamos a los lectores o lectoTas
que frmen u cartas con u n pseud6nimo o tnicales
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

GWSnPfeGA0S
TN clido saludo para Ia gentil
senorita Aracelis Iglesias quien
celebrara en- 81 dia de maIana la
grata OCCASION del a~niversario de
su natalicio, y nuestros votos por-
que disfrute de muchos amos mas
de vida.
Vayan nuestras mas caras felici-
tacioneS para ell estimado caballe-
70 ecuatoriano senior C0Sme Re-
nnella quien celebra en- esta fecha
la grata OCCASION de su cumpleanoS
y nuestros deseos de que goce de
muchos amos mas de vida.
o u q
Celabra hoy ell mejor de sus dias
la gentil dana sonora Anne de
Hertz, esposa del senior Juan Hertz,
y con tai motive nos complace fell
citarla cordialmente y desearle mu-
chos, y muy dichosos, amos mas de
vida.
Q
Hoy nega a u nuevo aho de vi
da la gentil senorita Carload Par.
do, motive por Ell cual nos COM
place. felicitarla calurosamente Y
desearle largos amos mas de exis-
tencia, rodeada del aprecio de to-
dos los suyos.
T|a
Mahana domingo celebrara la
grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos la
preciosa nina Lorraine SimOns, hi
ia del senior Eduardo Simons y Sc
nora, Sofia de Simons, miembros
estimados de nuestra colonia CO.
lombiana residente en- esta ciudad.
Vayan para ella nuestras mas
calidas felicitaciones y votos por
que goce de una larga vida, plena
de alegrias y bienestares.
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
Chinese Reds
Pledge to Fight

TOKYO. April 26 R. -
North Korea said today de-
parting Chinese Communist
troops have solemnly pledged
to cross back over the Yalu
River from Manchuria and
fight II war breaks out again
in Korea.
This was exactly the reason
the West refused to follow the
Communist suggestion that
both sides pull out their
troops. The approximately
10000 United States troops in
Korea would have 10 withdraw
at least to Okinawa, about
500 miles away.
The North Korean radio re-
ported yesterday that six
Chinese divisions totaling 3d.
900 officers and men have
completed the first stage of
the Chinese Communist with
drawal. South Korean off,
GERS estimate that about 270,-
900 Chinese remain.
The Chinese pledge to re-
turn In case Of attack was made
in letters from the so-called
Chinese Peoples Volunteers to
the Communist North Korean
government, the broadcast said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
Airmun's Slayer
Held for Action

A l9-year-old woman was
held for action Of the grand
jury by a coroner's jury yester-
day in connection with the
fatal shooting of an airman re-
Gently returned from Korea.
Mrs. Dolores Graham Of the
$500 block Of Twenty-third
street Sc. told police she shot
Airman NC Herbert T. Mas
sey. "a. Of Monroe. N. c.. q
friend Of her husbands who is
serving in Korea. after he
paved her" as they sat In q
parked car.
Airman Massey died early
the same morning. Tuesday. at
District General Hospital.
Mrs. Graham told police she
pulled q .32-caliber revolver
from the neck Of her dress after
Massey made advances and
shot him once.
Airman Massey was reas-
signed from Korea in April
where he had served for i've
years. He had recently trans
ferred to Boiling Air Force
Base and told Mrs. Graham he
looked her up at the request Of
her husband, George.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
CuudIe, Connolly Ask Court
To Reconsider Their Appeal

on March 81. the Supreme
Court gave no reasons. After
once rejecting an appeal for a
hearing. the court only rarely
changes its mind.
In their new appeal today.
lawyers for Connolly and eau
die said the court should not
ignore what they termed polit-
ical overtones Of the case.
The rehearing petition said
the conviction Of the two men
was the "fulflllment Of the 1852
Republican, campaign prom
Use to clean UP the mess in
Washington"
In recent years Connolly has
been in public relations work
in New York and Caudle has
been practicing law in Wades-
boro, N. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
Morse Sees Plan
To Destroy U. S.
Courts System

Senator Morse, Democrat of
oregon, declared Thursday
night that a coalition is seek
ing to destroy" the American
system Of checks and balances
by destroying the power Of the
Supreme Court as the arbiter OF
constitutional guarantees.
Speaking to the Columbia
Law School Alumni Association,
the legislator declared the
courts must not be curtailed in
protecting individual rights
against congressional incur
sions."
He attacked pending bills to
strip the Supreme Court of the
authority to review contempt
Of Congress convictions. He
was referring TO reactions 70
the Watkins decision limiting
the congressional power Of in
Quiry.
He also criticized proposed
legislation to remedy the eff
fects Of the Supreme Courts
Mallory decision, which re-
versed q rape conviction on the
ground that the confession
should have been barred from
the trial.
Acknowledging that the NAL
lory decision. was based on the
courts Interpretation Of the
Federal rules Of criminal pro-
cedure and not on constitu-
tional rights. Senator Morse
said the bills proposed for ere
versing Mallory" are an attack
upon constitutional due proc
ess,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

beachhead Of freedom in the
Middle East" Senator Morse
said he was interested in that
country "as q symbol Of free
dom.
But I am interested in free
dom all over the world" and
that 1t was mot doing well"
in South America, Asia or
Africa. he asserted.
This country has lost
enormous prestige before the
world in the last five years,
Senator Morse said. The
people Of the world have come
to fear US. as well as Russia,
as q great threat to peace"
He declared q Senate vote
today on the Middle Eastern
doctrine would be quite diff
ferent" from the vote taken q
few years ago.
The luncheon raised $50, ZOO
for UJA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
DOROTHY THOMPSON
The Dangers in Being Alert

OF the hundreds Of allied
bases throughout the world.
Capt. Liddell Hart very
soberly pointed out the possi-
bility Of human error. OF mis-
reading the radar screen.
OF becoming trigger-happy
under intense strain OF mis-
gauging Imminent peril"
and OF misusing or mlsin-
terpreting q code. He gave
specific illustrations OF Just
such errors made during both
world wars. and concluded
that on the fallibility Of one
local commander the fate Of
mankind might turn.
Henry Cabot Lodge denied
that there was any danger
whatever In the alert system.
Certainly those who designed
II and the governments that
have accepted II viii deny
danger.
But Capt. Liddell Hart.
with long knowledge Of men
and war. who Is no hysteric.
sees grave dangers In a sys-
tenn under which q decision
OF life or death might be
made by one man. or a few
whom he informs. In q mat
ter Of minutes.
It has been reported that
Russian submarines armed
with atomic weapons are
cruising off the coasts Of
countries all over the world.
II this Is true. we are sur
prised that Mr.. Lodge did not
bring 1t UP.
And more effective. ! think.
than Mr.. Lodges speech
would have been Just 10 ask
for the rejection Of the res
olution on the ground that
negotiations with the Soviets
had already begun. and would
certainly be concerned with
these questions.
incidentally. neither Mr..
Sobolev nor Mr.. Lodge re-
vealed how near to the Soviet
frontiers American aircraft
had actually approached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
FuIbright Grant
Won byGirI, 20

Miss Adrian Tinsley, 20,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore A. Tinsley. Of 1888 South
Thirty-fourth street in Arling-
ton. has been awarded q Full
bright Scholarship, the Institute
Of National Education an
nounced Yesterday.
She will study drama at the
University Of Bristol in Eng
land beginning this fall with
funds from the Government,
which administers the Fulbright
program. The scholarship COW
ers transportation. tuition.
books and living expenses for a
school year.
Miss Tinsley is a senior at
Bryn Mawr College in Phila-
delphia. where she studied Eng
lish and psychology. She was
president OF the College
Theater, and was awarded the
schools Katherine Hepburn
Scholarship in drama.
Miss Tinsley was a 1854 grad
uate Of Washington & Lee High
School in Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

campaign opens for Nelson Rockefeller for New York
Governor Times must be tough when Rockefeller is
cycling spot on the public payroll
Ike fights like a tiger for his defense revampng plan
Congressman fear moment the tiger leap out Of
the bush and them with another offer TO surrender
The Los Angeles Dodgers have the only ball park where
fellow lose his bat a wild swing-and get q home
with the bat.
First Republican, II Harold Stassen has organized
Pennsylvanians for Sassen" Second Republican, rs that
plural singular"
There only two forms Of American poiticS-the
short form and the long. form.
Car dealers put their you Auto Buy Now" campaign
into high One dealer offering satellite package
for door prize-three volkswasens DRIFTING around
Cadillac.
Maxwell Rabb quits as secretary Of the Eisenhower
cabinet After 1--WE in the palace it's temptation 70
away and drop. everything-ncluding names.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
Kefuuver Asks
Aid for Juveniles
BY the Associated Press

Senator Kefauver, Democrat
Of Tennessee, who directed a
Nationwide study Of juvenile
delinquency, has proposed Fed
eral assistance to States in re-
Mobilization Of juvenile delin-
quents.
One Of two bills he intro
duced yesterday would authorize
the Government to make avail
able to States Federal land for
use as forestry camps in train
ing Of youthful offenders.
The other would set up a
training program for personnel
engaged in State programs to
prevent, treat and control ju-
venile delinquency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
Towering Shrub
Picker Fined SIS

A man, quoted by police as
saying he wanted ornamental
beauty" for his home. was
sentenced yesterday in Munici-
pal Court to pay a SIS fine or
serve is days in jail for break
ing OF branches Of q camellia,
planted on the west side Of the
Tidal Basin.
The defendant was listed as
Clyde Hambrick. 40. of the 1900
block Of Seventh street S.W.
He pleaded guilty to violation
of q National Capital Parks
regulation. The charge accused
him of breaking and carrying
away certain Towering shrub"
Sentence was imposed by Judge
John Lewis Smith. jr.
Hambrick was arrested BY
Park Policeman c. vermillion.
who reported he saw the man
carrying the branches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
Z jailed in Theft
Of Meter Covers

Two men were sentenced
yesterday by Municipal Court
Jugde Edward A. Beard to
serve Jail terms Of one year
each for the theft Of three cast
iron water meter covers from
houses in the 1900 block Of
Union street S.W.
The two are Allen Malloy.
So, Of the 1900 block Of Della
ware avenue S.W., and Ollise
Warner. Al. listed as having no
fixed address. Both had pleaded
guilty to a charge Of petty lar
ceny in connection with the
theft. Each cover weighed
about IS pounds. police said.
The two were arrested by
Police Pvt. Thomas F. Foran
when he saw one Of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
80 Victory Seen
ByMrs. Roosevelt

SARASOTA. Fla, April 26
R.-MrS. Eleanor Roosevelt
says the Nation is ready to re-
pudiate its indulgence in mil
itary hero worship" and elect
Ia democrat President in 1860.
Mrs. Roosevelt addressed a
INSTRUMENTATION Day Dinner
of the Sarasota County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee
last night.
She asked why is the Ma
ton ready for a changer" and
said because the g. o. p. has
cited again and again its theme
Of efficiency in Government,
but now we find ourselves in
the midst Of q serious recess
sion. Big business in Govern
ment won't work."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
British Military Experts View on SAC
And Possibility of Error Is Cited

might touch on q world Ca
tastrophe by sheer accident.
Mr.. Sobolev's warnings
were In part almost identi-
cal with those OF Britain's
eminent military critic and
historian. Capt. b. H. Lddell
Hart, az set forth In an arti-
Gle that appeared last Janu-
airy In the New York Herald
Tribune. entitled THE Perils
Of Alertness."
Capt. Liddell Hart retired
from the army after he was
wounded in the First World
War. In which he became dis
tinguished for evolving q bat
tie drill system and the EEK
banding torrent" attack and
other tactical Developments
later adopted.
He wrote the Official post
war infantry training man
ual, was an early exponent OF
air power. and was credited
by Gen. Guderian. who led
the German breakthrougn In
1870. for many OF the tactics
he. Guderian. employed. He
has been q military colum-
mist. personal adviser to q war
minister. military editor Of
the Encyclopedia Britannica.
and has published some 30
books. theoretical and his
torical. about war.
He is obviously no pacifist.
But In commenting on the
fact. disclosed last autumn
by Gen. Power, commander
Of the Strategic Air Com
mand. that his force Of over
1000 Jet bombers arm e d
with nuclear bombs had been
put into constant readiness:
that a third of it could get
into the air in Is minutes.
and that this continual patrol
was for instant retaliation in
case Of attack on any one