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Evening star., 1958-05-06
Aldo B. Eisenhower
AIimony Concluded

KANSAS CITY, May 6 (P1
"A Circuit Court order direct
ing final payment of alimony
to Mrs. Aida B. Eisenhower
from the Arthur Eisenhower
estate was issued yesterday.
The payment was $3.50
plus about 5000 interest. The
money goes to Mrs. Aida
Eisenhower, who was divorced
from the Kansas City banker
in 1924.
Arthur, brother of President
Eisenhower, died January &c.
His widow is Mrs. Louise
Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Rock n Roll
Ban Spreads

BOSTON. May 9 R.-Bos-
tons ban OF travelling rock n
roll shows today spread 10 New
Haven. Conn. and Tray. N. Y.
Boston Mayor John b. Hynes
took out his well-worn banned
In Boston" stamp and used II
yesterday for the first time on
rock n roll demonstrations put
on In public halls by promoters.
His action came after rowing
bands OF rock n roll followers
spilled out Of a Jam session at
the Boston Arena Saturday
night and stabbed. beat and
robbed is men. women and
young girls.
Until now Boston had re-
served It's bans principally on
books. stage shows and Aims
II considered indecent.
Following Mayor Hynes' ac-
tion. Mayor Richard c. Lee Of
New Haven banned the show
from his city and the shows
sponsors Cancelled its scheduled
appearance in Troy. N. Y.
The show, headed by New
York Disc Jockey Alan Freed.
was to have played in New
Haven Thursday until Mayor
Lee stepped in.
Sponsors Of the show can
celed its appearance at the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti-
tute Field House in Troy to-
night because of what they
called conflicting reports from
Boston"
The show Of musicians and
singers played before 1000
teen-agers in Lewiston, Me-,
last night and the performance
was marred by one incident.
One youth was booked on a
juvenile delinquency charge
after he squared of with a
policeman who had told him
to move away from the stage.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
False JoiIing Suit
For $4,000
After Four Years

A $4,000 false Imprisonment
suit against the owner of
Georgetown's Savile Book Shop
ended yesterday, perhaps for
the last time.
The suit. which has dragged
through District and Municipal
Courts for four years, was de-
cided by a jury in favor Of
the defendant, Donald Downs.
who lives above his store at
1896 P street NV.
jose ph w. Parry-Hill, Of 3S03
Military road NV, originally
had brought the civil action
against Mr.. Downs in 1854. He
charged that he had been
falsely arrested and imprisoned
for trying to recover from the
Savile proprietor's apartment
on March l3, 1858, materials
he was using In some remod-
cling work for Mr.. Downs.
Mr.. Parry-Hill had won
$4,000 in the same case last
February. The decision was set
aside, however.
Mr.. Parry-Hill said he may
appeal the new decision OF
make a motion for another new
trial.
During the six-day trial end
ing yesterday. Mr.. Parry-Hill
served as his own attorney.
The 1853 incident had led to
an unlawful entry charge
against Mr.. Parry-Hill. There
we're two trials on this charge.
The second one ended in a
directed verdict of acquittal
after a double jeopardy plea.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
u. S. Aid Asked

RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil,
May 6 (P.-The governor of
drought-stricken Paraiba State
sent a request to United States
Ambassador Ellis Briggs yes
terday asking for aid from the
United States.
The action by Gov. Pedro
Gondim was unusual and drew
some criticism. In normal pro-
cedure. the governor would seek
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Dennis Crosbys Upset
AT CIeric-Justice Mix
LAS VEGAS. New. May 9 A9,

LAS VEGAS. New, May 9 tA9.
The Dennis crosbys say they
didn't realize a Protestant min
lister was performing their
hurry-up marriage.
They thought they were get
ting a civil ceremony.
Dennis. %. a Catholic and
son Of Bing Crosby. said last
night his marriage 10 dancer
Pat Sheehan was hastily ar
ranged Sunday night. He ex-
planned his bride had 10 get
back 10 her show at the Tropi-
cana Hotel.
The ceremony was performed
in a wedding chapel by the Rev
James A Herndon, pastor OF
the Las Vegas Church Of the
Nazarene.
The bride and bridegroom
said they were deeply disturbed
when they read in newspapers
that a Protestant clergyman
had ofhciated. They mistook
him for a justice Of the peace
they said.
Mrs. Crosby, a 26-year-old
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Low-Cost Churches

CHICAGO.-A Chicago con-
cern has developed a pre-en-
gineered trussless-steel building
to be used as low-cost small
churches. 1t reports that the
first of its structures was erec-
ted in Denver. where a new
church was built for a toUal cost
of S13,500.
Evening star., 1958-05-06

divorcee who Is the mother OF
a 6-year-old boy. said she Is an
Episcopalian.
I'VE feel terrible about Il
But what can we do? We're
married. very much In love and
that's that" the couple said In
q Joint statement.
At a meeting with reporters
later. Mr.. Crosby said he hac
hoped that after a civil cerea
mony he could reconcile the
marriage with his church.
II viii see II they will re-
marry US In the (Catholic)
church. he said. IF not :
He threw up his hands.
The minister said he felt the
couple received ample evidence
Of his religious connection.
"They always make II clear
at the chapel that it's 10 be
justice Of the peace. minister
or whatever" he said.
He added that the chapel
hostess introduced him by say
ing. This is your minister. Rev
Herndon."
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Continued From Page B-t

Continued From Page BIT
Tracy's picture based on Hem
ingway's The Old Man and
The Sea-" Katie is Spencer's
sterneSt critic. She likes the
picture. And that's a relief, be-
cause Warmers spent SO million
on the first version, before re-
starting it from scratch. And
that's a lot of scratch to put
into a movie.
Sam GOldwyn laughs at the
depression in the film industry.
Sam, who always puts up his
own cash for his pictures, has
81 million in "Porgy" which
stars Dorothy Dandridge and
Sidney Potter. To break even,
"Porgy" must make $13 million.
That adds up to a lot of faith,
David SelZnick isn't too far
behind. He put half a million
of his own dollars into "A
Farewell to Arms" which cost
close to 81 million. The Rock
Hudson Jennifer Jones CO.
weeper is hit and David will
get his money back, plus. And
even though he sold his $50
million Gone With the Wind,
for comparatively nothing
Selznick retained the TV and
stage rights. He is planning a
musical version for the theatre
titled, Scarlet O'Hara," and he
plans to film this version and
release it as a movie. But to
make as much money as
"GWTW," David will have to
find another Clark Gable and
Vivien Leigh.
+ +
Charlton HestOn won't have
to go far for his sightseeing
excursions while in Rome fol
Ben Hur." Directly across the
street from his house are the
Catacombs, where the martyred
Christians were buried. Less
than a block away is the Quo
Vadis Chapel. And about a mile
away are the Colosseum, the
Circus Maximus, and other
famous spots.
Familiar formal department
When Jan Clayton left TVS
"LaSsie" she signed a recording
contract with Disneyland re-
cords. Her replacement, ClOris
Leachman, just bolted the
series, and has signed a record
ing deal with Hi Fl records.
Evening star., 1958-05-06

waterway and controls the
zone five miles wide on each
side OF II under a perpetual
lease.
About 100 students marched
on the presidential palace car
rying SO OF the Panamanian
flags they had planted at vari-
Gus points In the Canal Zone
Friday In what they called
Operation Sovereignty" Ca
nal Zone authorities returned
the flags 10 the Panamanian
government.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Is Rebels Killed

HAVANA, May 6 R.-The
army reported yesterday that
government forces had killed
is rebels in a clash in Oriente
Province, where Fidel Castro
has his hideout.
Rural guards and combat en-
gineers joined in the engage
ment against the rebel leaders
forces at Embarcadero Mates
Torres, about % miles north
east of Bayamo.
The communique said they
destroyed a rebel camp and
seized arms and ammunition.
Evening star., 1958-05-06

PASADENA. Calf. May G
R.-Jacob M. Roth. 88. retired
Pennsylvania industrialist, died
Sunday of q heart ailment,
He was the first president IT.
the Copperweld Steel Co. and
the developer of the molten
weld process for bonding cop
per and steel.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Peron's Kin Return

BUENOS AIRES, May 6 (P).
The mother and sister Of
Juan D. Peron's late wife, Eva,
returned yesterday from San
tiago, Chile. They had left Ar
gentina shortly after the Sep
tember, 1855. revolution, which
ousted the dictator.
Evening star., 1958-05-06

aid through his own govern
ment In Rio DE Janeiro.
Mr.. Briggs turned down the
request but said the United
States Is ready 10 consider any
request made by the Brazilian
government.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
John T. Eiker, Secretary
On Capitol Hill 80 Years

am. Thursday at st. Catherine
Laboure Catholic Church in
Wheaton. Md. Burial will be
in the Gate of Heaven Gem
etery.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. latD couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, tDdit three
tuu days and recetue the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Missiles to Be Shown
On Armed Forces Doy

whole arsenal Of guided missiles including the Navy
72oot Vanguard rocket Of space satellite fame will be
display this week end for the Nations biggest Armed
Day demonstration at nearby Andrews Air Base
Other Navy missiles for public inspection Saturday
and Sunday will be Polars the intermediate balstc
Evening star., 1958-05-06
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Ponomo Seeks to Fly
Her Flag Over Canal

PANAMA May 9 OP-President Ernesto DE Ia ouardia
IT, says he going 10 ask the United States at 10 let the
Panamanan nag fly over the Canal Zone.
The President sent that word out last night 10 student
demonstration demanding that Panama eassert It's sovereignty
RIGHTS the Canal Zone The United States operates The
Evening star., 1958-05-06
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Evening star., 1958-05-06
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AM. t3l Typins individually fought.
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Evening star., 1958-05-06
SECRETARlAL
Strayer Col. Of SscretariaI Training

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Pivoie
schedule
Evening star., 1958-05-06
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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
PreocUpu d Pic XII
HostiIidud Contra
3! CdfoIicislmo

CIUDAD DEL VATICANO, mar
20 29-(UP).-El Papa Pic XII pi-
dio hoy a los catolicos que Sc unan
en- una campana decidida para vol
" a ganar para la Iglesia las ma
sas "descarriadas", que "a menu,
do son hostiles a la Iglesia y a We
ces hasta a Dios".
En- palabras que r~eflejan su pro-
funda preocupaeion por la recien
to campana ~anticlerical en- Italia,
Ell Papa ofrecio a un grupo de obre
ros del Norte de Italia I'm drama
tico cuadro de la passion de Cristo
y ell rapido Gambia del pueblo de
Jerusalem, de la adoraci6n a la
hostilidad debido a las "insinuacio
mes e instigacion" de algunos hon.
bres.
De la misma manera, dijo, la
obra de "algunos desdichados" to-
davia es bastante en- esta epoca pa
IA "preocupar los corazones, SEM
brar la discordia e incitar a la re-
beli6n".
Pero de la misma manera que
unos pocos pueden confundir al
pueblo, dijo Ell Papa "podria supo-
nerse que un grupo de almas gene
rosas lograrian 81 solo 10 inten-
tarsn-conducir hacia Dios a aque-
los que aun dudan, es decir a los
que aguardan que alguien llegue
y les muestre ell fin que debe bus
carse, ell canine a seguir.
LA Iglesia siempre ha protegi-
do al obrero y SUI obra", dijo ell SUI
mo Pontifice y agreg6 que ell obje-
two actual de la iglesia es lograr
un aumento de las rentas naciona-
les que permita precios firmes y
un aumento en- las entradas de to-
dos los ciudadanos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
"Jet" Sc EstrelIu
Contra Hogur con
Nueve 0cUpuntes

CHARLOTTE, N. c., marie 29--
(UP).-Un avion a reaction T.33
del Ejercit9, agotado u colnbust
bic v yoiando muy bajo en- bUsca
de I'm lugar para realizar I'm des-
censo de emergencia, Sc estrell6
contra una casa FL photo pereci6,
pero los nueve ocupantes de la re-
sidencia escapafon ilesos del incen-
dio subsiguiente.
Ell avion, que volaba desde Palm
Beach, en- Ell estado de Florida, en-
contr6 nal tempo. FL photo di6
cuenta al aeropuerto de Charlotte
de que Sc lie agotaba ell combusti-
BILE y que tendria que nacer un des.
censo de emrgencia a pesar de la
poea visibilidad
Ell photo no 'ogro enfilar bien la
pista en- SUI primer intento, y luego
vol6 mas bajo para intentarlo de
nuevo. Sin poder distinguir ell sue
10, Sc estrello contra una casa 81
tuada unos tres Kilometres al nor
tie del aeropuerto.
Ell avi6n choco con I'm cable de
alto voltaje, destroz6 dos coberti-
EOS y despues qued6 destrufdo e
incendiado contra la casa
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
Termino Vista
de Echundi d
Eisenhower

WASHINGTON, mario 90 (UP)
Ell Presidente electo de Costa
Rica Mario Echandi Jimenez, ter
mlno hoy una vista de tres diaS al
Presidente Eisenhower y partio es-
ia manana a Nueva York por via
aerea.
10y w. Henderson, Subsecreta-
rio Adjunto de Estado, 10 despi-
dio en- Ell Aeropuerto en- nombre de
Eisenhower y Ell Secretario de Es-
tado John Foster Dulles, pidiendo-
lie que transmitiera al pueblo cos
tarrIcense ia mas honda EXPIRE
sion de amistad y los calidos senti-
mientos' del gobierno y del pue-
bio de Estados Unidos.
Entire los otros altos jefes nor
(Pasa a la Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
lNrEsRtNDIA
DEL "DIARIo las AMERICAS"
FRANCIA, CUARTA P0TENCIA
ATOMICA

WASHINGTON (UP)- Ell re-
presentante democratic norteame-
ricano Melvin Price predijo que
Francia "dentro de algunas sema-
mas" Sc convertira en- la cuarta po-
tencia at6mica del mundo.
Price manifesto que probable
mente los franceses daran a publ
cldad en- e. curse de la semana pro-
xima un lnforme spectacular" en-
que reveiaran sus planes para ha-
Ger estallar un "artefacto' nuclear
muy en- breve
Sc ALIvIA PRESTON CONTRA
GAILLARD
PARIS (UPi-- Las v~acaciones
del parlamento frances han alivia-
do un tsnto la preston sobre ell
goDierno de Felix Gaillard, pero
grupos derechistas continuan sus
ataques contra Ell presidente del
consejo
Los derechistas Sc unieron a los
comunistas en- la session de cIausu-
ra de la Asamhlea Nacional para
derrotar I'm proyecto de ley guber-
namenra5 de pension a los vetera-
nos por 1927 votos contra 236.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
Apunte de I'm perOdfia
Sc EQuiVOca Quien Crea al Nuevo|
Amo de Russia I'm Button Adicto al
Vodka, Como ha Aparentado Ser
La PersonoIidod del Premier Nikifu Khrushchev
dad del Premier Nikifu Khrushehev

Khrushchev, ell nuevo Primer Minis
tro de la Union S~ovietica, como I'm
bufon demaslado adicto al vodka
y a las fiestas
En- Ell t%ranscurso de los dos amos
y medic ultimos 10 he visto termi-
no medic una vez por semana, y
jamas o vi ebrio. Verdad es que
a menudo Sc 10 fotografia con I'm
vase en- la msno, pero es parte de
la costumbre social en- Moscu brin-
dar con los invitados en- las recep-
clones. Por 10 demas. ell vase de
Khrushchev contiene por 10 comin
un vino suave o jugo de frutas.
Els eL realidad I'm hombre ex-
tremadamente tr~abajador Y pers.
picaz. Els un dinamo de energia.
Su fuerza considerable, como la
de Stain, reside en- SUI genio or
ganizador. Pero tiene la ventaja
de ser e. primer jefe maxine So
vietico que pertenece realmente al
p~roletariado Els un minero, traba.
10 en las minas de carbon, que Sc
elevo a traves de 40 amos de servi-
clio en- ell Partido Comunista, CO.
mo gusta i~actarse, "sin ninguna
reprimenda'.
Su advenimiento al poder, car
go que conjuga con ell de jefe del
partido seguramente no modifica-
ra la politica sovietica hacia Occi-
dente. Era va en- ell pasado la po-
Utica de Khrushchev. Claro esta
que ahora Ell firmara las cartas al
Presidente Eisenhower, ademas de
dictarlas.
Khrushchev habria sido un poiiti
co de prlmera en- Estados Unidos.
Els hombre que palmea en- la espal-
da a su interlocutor, que Sc intere-
sa por los hijos, que recuerda los
hombres de pila, que hace chistes,
en- suma uh extrovertido. Els un
maestro de la respuesta rapida Y
oportuna, gusta de un buen chiste
y asimismo disfruta hablando de
sus hijos y nietos
Pero al mismo tempo es mtty
alerta, Sus Inanifestaciones, slgu-
Ma wees considerable como Gin.
fiscrecioresN, may pfobabiemente
son calculadas. Sabe mantener SUI
posicion muy bien con ell grupo de
experimentados embajadores occi-
dentales en- Moscu, y parece estar
bien al tanto de los asuntos de ac-
tualidad cualquiera que sea SUI ma
turaleza.
Khrushchey es por 10 comun jo-
vial, pero tiene NAL genio y Sc lie
VIC perder la psciencia durante SUI
vista a LOndres cuando los labo-
ristaS romenzaron a a%rrinconarlo
con preguntas sobre los pactos So
vietico-nazis de preguerra.
vi por primera vez a Khrushchev
durante la batalla de Stalingrado,
en- 1912. Era c1misario politico con
ell ejercito sovietico allf. Desde aIlf
trabaj6 bien su ascension. Els IN
bicIoso pero en- mi ~entrevista de
noviembre con Ell subrayo la supre-
ma autoridad del Comite Central
del Partido.
Su asuncion al cargo de primer
(Pasa a la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30

"Es motive de satisfaction que
ell Gobierno norteamericano de-
tenga un embarque de armas pa
ra la dictadura de Cuba -decla-
no a DIARIO LAS AMERICAS
ell DR.. Mario LIerena, Presidente
del Comite en- Ell exiliO del Mo-
vimiento rs de Julio.
"Cenfiamos -agreg6 ell desta-
cado politico cubano que visit6
ell sabado nuestro peri6dico- en-
que tai medida Sc haga cuanto
antes en- forma total y definiti-
va. Creemos que reSponde al cla-
NOR del pueblo de Cuba que ha
venido sufriendo en- su propia
carne Ell uso que de esas armas,
-(Pasa a la pag. 9)-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
Foster Dulles Promefe Atenci0n
a Mission &c Colombia

WASHINGTON, MARIO 20
(UP).-El Secretario de Estado
John Foster Dulles prometi6
dar atencion personal a los pro-
blemas economicos de Colombia
que Sc han agravado con la baja
del precio y de la demanda del
cafe.
Ell Secretario de Estado dio Sc
guridad al embajador de Colon
bia Jose Gutierrez Gomez de que
con gusto hablara personalmen-
te con la mission que habra de
venir a Washington a principles
de abril para tratar de la situa-
cion de Colombia.
Ell embajador Gutierrez Go
mez visito a Dulles en- Ell Depar-
tamento de Estado para infor-
marie respecto a la decision de
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30

su gobierno de enviar una mi
sion a Washington presidida por
ell Canciller Carlos SAM de San
tamaria, para hablar con altos
funcionarios del gobierno y con
personalidades de la banca de
Estados Unidos. Entire los MEM
bros de la mission figuran dos ex
presidentes de Colombia, Maria
no 0spina Perez y Alfonso Lo-
PEE.
Gutierrez Gomez dijo que Dulles
lie prometio ocuparse del asunto
extensamente y que ell Secreta-
rio de Estado Sc mostro muy
preocupado por los problemas
economicos de Colombia.
La fecha de la reunion de Du-
lies con la comisi6n COLON
biana sc anunciara mas adelante.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
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NUEvA YORK, Mario 20. -(UP)- Catorce hombres y cinco
muJeres, todos paridarios del dirigente rebelde cubano FideI Castro,
proslguen hoy su huelga de hambre en- las oficinas del Comite Orto-
doxo de Nueva York, en- senal de protesa por la detencion, realizada
por autoridades norteamericanas ell jueves ultimo, de SO revolucio-
narlos que Sc drigian a Cuba para ingresar en- las fas rebeldes.
Pr otra parte, ell Directorio Obrero Revolucionario cubano en-
Nueva York anuncio que once de ss membros iniciaron anoche
ona huelga de hambre en- SUI propio local de Nueva York, con ell
mismo motive.
las distintas fabricas de Nueva York donde tabajan cubanos, para
soicitar SUI solidaridad con ell movimiento de proesta.
La polcia dio que Sc mantene calma en- ambos locales, y que
los hueguistas dedican ell tempo a conversar sobre ell tema que pro-
voc6 la protesta.
Fuentes rebeldes de eta ciudad dijeron que Sc gestiona la inter
on Brownsville.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30

Margarita no vic a la reina, que
regreso de Holanda, a donde fue
en- vista Official, pero TODD parecia
indicar que Isabel lie habia hablado
por telefono desde ell yate " Brita-
mia" en- que viajaba antics de que la
princesa tomara ell avion para Ale
mania con ell fin de visitar a las
tropas que tiene Gran Bretaia en-
ese pals.
En- circulos de la Casa Real Sc di
'ce que la Reina juzgo que la reu-
MON de Townsend y Margarita,
que recibio amplia publicidad en-
la prensa, habia deslucido ell exito
de la vista de tres dias que hizo La
soberana a Holanda. En- la corte Sc
habla de 10 POGO oportuna que fue
la reunion de Margarita y Town
send.
Ell Daily Herald cita, sin men,
cionar nombres, a miembros de la
corte que expresaron sorpresa an
tie ia indiferencia de Margarita
hacia la posicion de SUI hermann,
y que dijeron que la Reina Isabel
Pasa q la Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30

PERUANA

~QUITO-(UP).-Un vocero del
Mjnisterio de Relaciones Exterio-
res, comentando las declaraciones
de la cancilleria del Peru, dijo que
mo ha sorprendido ell nuevo re-
chazo de Peru de la formula con-
c~iliatoria presentada por Ell gobier-
no del Ecuador a traves del Bra
sill para la reunion de directories
de los departamentos de fronteras.
"Se han producido -continuo-
tres negatives peruanas a las for
mulas de avenimiento en- menos
de I'm me- probando la imposibi-
lidad de llegar a un acuerdo no obs
tante los sinceros esfuerzos de Ma
cedo Soares".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
lheroumericu
en- Slntesis
CONVENIO
B0LIVIANO BRASILENO

AL
LA PAZ-(UP).- Informantes
allegados al Ministerio de Relacio-
mes Exteriores boliviano dijeron
que Brasil y Bolivia firmaran hoy
un conyenio por virtud del cual
Bolivia adquirira zonas francis en-
Belem, Corumba y Santos.
Los Ministries de Relaciones Ex-
teriores brasileno, Jose Carlos de
Macedo Soares y boliviano, Manuel
Arrau, firmaron ademas un proto-
colo preliminar sobre navigation
fluvial y un convenio de trafico
fronterizo.
Oficialmente NADIA Sc dijo sobre
las zonas francas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30

? Abel OSSeyran, PreSldente del
Parlamento Thames, dijo que ell
Rey Saud hizo su denuncia ante Ell
en- la capital de Arabia Saudita,
Yidda, que Osseyran visit6 tres
dias despues de la acusacion he
cha en- Damasco por ell Presidente
de la Republica Arabe Unida, Ga
NAL Abdel Nasser.
Manifesto que Saud explic6 que
los cheques utilizados por sus acu-
sadores para probar su cargo, Sc
basaron en- ina maniobra prepare
da por un diputado del Parlamen-
to sirio.
Segun Osseyran, Saud dijo que
Ell diputado, Azziz Abbad, vino a
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
NUEVO EMBAJADOR DE
EN- CUBA

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras
Hector Alfonso Pineda Lopez fue
nombrado Embajador de Hondu-
ras en- Cuba.
Ell nuevo embajador ha logrado
varios premios en- concursos litera-
(Pasa a la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
ConVOcado ell ParIamento
Russo

MOSCU, MARIO 90 (UP)-
AmbaS CamaraS del Parla-
mento russo fueron convoca-
das hoy a session conjunta pa
ra ell lunes, a fin de que den
SUI aprobacion formal al nue.
vo gobierno del recien desig-
nado Primer Ministro Nikita
Khrushchev.
Khrushchev asumi0 la je-
fatura del gobierno ell jue-
yes, en- reemplazo de Nj
kolai Bulganin. Sc cree que
Khrushchev dara a conocer
la composition de su gabine.
tie a esta session coniunta.