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Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
Desde Eueva York

NUEVA YORK, Feb. 12-(UP)
Meyer Lansky, cabecilla del i'm
perio de los juegos de azar en- ell
Caribe, figure en- la ~alineacion de
detenidos interrogados hoy por la
policia, pero rehus6 decir cual es
ell motive de su viaje a Nueva
York.
Lansky, que fue detenido ano-
che y acusado de vagancia y de ca
recer de medios evidentes de vida
aunque llevaba mas de mil dolares
en- sus bolsillos, insistio hoy en- que
es I'm "hombre de negocios'. AL
insistir ell interrogation, cauitan de
policia John Cronin, en- conocer la
~naturaleza de S actividades
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
F. Dulles critieudo por no IncIuir
Reunion con OEA Entire Actividudes

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL (UP)
Ell Senador democratic, Mike
Mansfield, critico aver al secre-
tario de Estado John Foster Du-
lies, por no haber include entire
las actividades que proyecta,
una reunion con la Organiza-
ci6n de Estados Americanos.
Mansfield declare que ell GO
bierno de Eisenhower no debe
ignorar a la America Latina, o
no tomarla en- cuenta, solo por.
que la iona no ofrece problemas
a los E,stados Unidos.
Dulles dijo en- SUI Ultima con-
ferencia de prensa que no pro-
yecta reunirse en- breve con ell
consejo de la OEA, aunque tiene
Ell prop6sito de trasIadarse a
Manila para IA reunion de Ia
- H= HE
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F~OrmuIario SObre la
Encuesfa PoIifica de
Ia AcfuaIidad Guiana
Por RENE VERA
Redactor de Diario Las Americas

POr RENE VERA
tedactor de 'Diario Las Americas
lie ha sido sometido a
I'd. algdn plan politico
que contemple la concu-
rrencia del Partido Re-
volucionario Cubano Abs
tencionista a las proyec-
tadas elecciones?
2-SConsidera I'd. que esas
elecciones puedan consti-
tuir ell Instruments ade-
cuado para solucionar Ell
problema cubano?
3-tHa sido I'd. informado
por Ell doctor Guillermo
Alfonso Pujol de las GEES
tones politicas realizadas
por los senores Jose Par
do Llada Y Miguel Suarez
Fernandez.
Que opinion tiene I'd.
de IA actitud politica del
doctor Miguel Suarez Fer
nandez?
5-iEn que condolences, a
SUI juicio, podrian concu-
rrir a las eIecciones los
partidos polfticos Austen
cionistas, este es, Ell Or
todoxo y ell Autentico?
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13

podemos opinar sobre Ell mismo,
aunque debemos adelantar que es
muy dificil que Sc pueda confeccio-
mar un plan, en- las presenteS cir
c%unstancias porque atraviesa la pa
tria bajo la dictadura de Batista,
para que Ell partido que preside
concurra a elecciones.
2-En manera alguna. Las cleo
clones convocadas por la dictadura
no resuelven ell problema cubano
sino que por ell contrarjo lo agra
van. Ell proceso electoral Sc ha
desenvuelto de manera oochornosa
y sin garantias de ninguna clase
y ha tenido como unico proposito
.garantizar la permanencia de la
sangrienta y s~alvaje tirania de Ba-
tista en- Ell poder. Sobre una base
podrida no Sc puede construir NADIA
serio.
3-En efecto, al doctor Alfonso
Pujol debo agradecer ell haberme
informado de la vista que lie hi
cierOn los senores Pardo Llada y
Suarez Fernandez y de las gestior
mes que ambos han venido a reali
a al extranjero.
Como no he visto personal
mente al doctor Suarez Fernandez
no conozco con que caracter hace
las gestiones de que Sc ha hecho
eco la prenSa.
Sci partido autentico concu-
rri6 a todos los llamados para bus
car una solucion pacifica e incruen
ia a la crisis que desde hace seis
amos sufre la Isla y ell Regimen
frustro todos los p~atrioticos in.
tentos. va hoy es muy tarde para
(Pasa a la Pagina u
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Ike Proyecta
Nueyo Mensaje
Para Bu!qanin

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-(UP).
Ell Presidente Eisenhower pro-
yecta exhortar en- una nueva carta
al primer ministro russo, Nikolai
Bulganin, que Sc acelere la accion
del este y Ell oeSte en- los problemas
del espacio astral y ell desarme.
Funcionarios del gobierno ma
nifestaron que la carta de Eisenho-
wer a Bulganin Sc halla en- "borra-
dor" y sera despachada en- breve
para su consideration preliminar
por las naciones del Pacto del
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
Secretario de Defensa de {. u.
Viaiard e| Il a Puerto Rico

WASHINGTON. = (PU).- Ell
Secretario de Defensa, Neil Nc
Elroy, llevara I'm grupo de sus
principles ayudantes a la Base
Ramey de la Fuerza Aerea en-
Puerto Rico, ell 81 de febrero, pa
ra una session intensa de c%onsultas
sobre los planes de reorganization
del Pentagono.
McElroy dijo en- una c%onferen-
cha de Prensa que pasara cuatro
dias en- Puerto Rico -desde ell FL
al "a de febrero- y que durante
ese tempo trabajara en- los pla-
mes de reorganization de SUI De-
partamento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13

2-El proceso electoral compren-
de-y comprendia en- Cuba en- la
epoca en- que Sc respetaba la vo-
luntad popular-desde ell instante
en- que ell elector Sc afilia a un
partido politico determinado, al OBJ
jeto de constitutir las asambleas
primarias y postular ~democratics-
mente sus candidates, hasta aquel
en- que Sc celebran las eIecciones.
Ese proceso ha sido objeto en- nues'
tro pals de la mas descarada de las
alteraciones. Los actuales particles,
por tanto, no son mas que ell result
tado del boehornoso reparto de las
cedulas electorales, sin que la ciu-
dadania haya tornado ninguna par
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13

ga, estan interrumpidos a causa
de los frecuentes tiroteos, bonn
bardeos e incendios intenciona-
les.
Por otra parte, las autoridades
de la provincial de Oriente ha-
llaron I'm transmisor de radio y
armamentos de terrorismo en- la
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
No Estoy Dispuesto a Eseuehar 0 a
Discutir Formulas Electorate" PRO
Sore ell Nsmo ANno 0pnan Carlos Heva Y Dr.. Manuel Antonio de Varona
Mutun de un Buluzc q sobHno del Deeono del coIeeio de Abosudos de cUines.
cdmen. : Tres Hombres AIeean Fueron Enterados Wvos POI Ia Euena PGbMeu.

NuestrO redactOr Rene Viera,
e%ntrevist6 a los Senores doctor
Carlos PriO SOcarras, ingenierO
Carlos Hevia y doctor Manuel A.
de VarOna, sometiendoles indivi.
dualmente al fOrmulariO que apa.
rece en- ell recuadrO de la dere-
cha, en- tOrno a diversos impOr-
tanteS asuntOs de la actualidad
pOlitica Guiana.
A continuation, las respuestas
de los entrevistadOs:
C0NTESTA Ell Elk PRESIDENTE
DIR. CARLOS PRO SOCARRAS
1-Ninguna persona o entidad
politica Sc ha dirigido a mi con
esa pretension.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
Sc Iniciun Planes
Para Ia Union de
Iruq Y JOrduniu

AMMAN, Jordania, Feb. H.
Rey H~ussein, de Jorda-
MIA y Ell Rey Feisal de Iraq, CO.
menzaron4hoy sus Conversations
oficiales para la formation de una
union iordanoiraquesa para con-
t~rarrestar la amenaza planteada
por la federation Sirio-egipcia.
Los soberanos arabes, que son
Pasa a la pagina s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
TODD Marcia Bien en- e| "AIfa-195S"
Sigue LIegando vaIiosa Information

portador del satellite Explorer"
Sc remonto anoche, por un cielo
nublado, en- 10 que parece haber
sido un lanzamiento de exito
complete.
Gel "Redstone", de veinte me-
tros de largo, fue disparado de
Cape Canaveral, sin las tres eta
pas de cohetes de combustible
s6lido que componian Ell "Jupi-
piter C" que puso en- orbita al
Explorer" ell 81 de enero.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13

Anadi6 que los cientificos es-
peran que sobrevenga "un brote
de actividad solar antes de que
Sc agote la segunda de las dos
baterias del Explorer, en- abril
proximo. Despues de clio no Sc
recibiran mas mensajes.
EXPERIMENT. CON OTRO
"REDSTONE"
CAPE ~CANAVERAL, Fla
Feb. (UP)-El proyectil REDS
tone" que impulse al Jupiter C"
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
SJ:E

tras los munidores electorales Sc
entregaban a suS traiines, Gaia
asesinada en- las GALES 10 mejor de
la juventud Guiana, en- tanto milla-
res sufrian las mas crueles tortu-
ras en- las estacioues de policia
y en- las carceles y ortos cientos
tGmaban Ell canine del exilio para
eScapar a la tortura y a la muerte.
3-No he tenido niuguna CONVEX
saeion, t~elefonica 0 personal, con
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13

expertos que estudio las necesida-
DIES de la defensa norteamericana.
FL general retirado Omar Brad
ley, ell general Alfred Gruenther,
antique comandante de las Fuer-
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
!!.lI( SlSSSISSxZ{SSIllRSlII! Z!SSSlaIL l|(|ll |(]I
Colombia suspende venias de Cafe

BOGOTA, Feb. IL -UP)- Colombia suspendi6 las ventas in
ternaconaIes de cafe desde hoy hasta ell lunes de la semana proxima.
La decision fue tomada por la Conferencia Nacional CAFETERIA al
reanudar sus delberaciones eaa manana, suspendidas despues del
fauecimiento del expresdente de la confederation Manuel Meia.
La medida Sc comunico inmediatamente a las oficinas interiors;
y exteriores de los exportadores pariculares, quienes expresaron SUI
acuerdo con ella. -.L -I-.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
Por THOMAS wEYR

antique Presidente del mismo or
ganismo; ell secretario auxiliar Do
maid Quarles; Nelson A. Rookie
Her, quien presididio I'm grupo de
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
AeUsun d Miembros del Eiereito del
Varios Detenidos por Atenfudos

ticipacion en- Ell
proceso. ESQ, de
por 81, invalida
las e~lecciones des.
de ell punto de
vista legal. Men
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13

5--No cree que Sc lie pueda con-
ceder ell beneficio de la duda a
Aingun cubano que Sc presto a par
ticipar en- la farsa electoral, sobre
los ~verdaderos fines que persigue.
Unicamente ell egoismo, | aambi
cion, la maldad, pueden guar los
paSos de los titulados oposicionis-
tas que %pretenden concurrir a esa
mascarada. GSe puede Greer homes
tamente en- las garantias que ofrez-
can, desde Sus mandos respectivos,
los Rios Chaviano, Fernandez Rey,
T%abernilla, Laurent, Carratala,
Ventura, Salas Canizares, Pillar Gar
cha ", sobre TODD, ell maxine ms
pirador de todoS ellos: FuIgeneio
Batista?
Para resumir en- una sofa idea
nuestro pensamienot lie dire: No
estoy dispuesto a eseuchar nj a dis
cutir sobre formulas electorales
con ninguna persona que no aeep
tie, como premisa, que con Batista
no existe soluci6n possible.
Miami, IL de febrero de 1858.
DR.. Carlos PriO SOcarras.
CONVERSATION DEL Elk PRESI.
DENTE DEL SENADO, DIR.
MANUEL A. DE VARONA
mo, 81 existe I'm plan en- csc
sentido aun no Sc nos ha puesto
en- conocimiento y por 10 tanto no
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13

UIJ0 que te-
MIA la esperah
"a de escapar
de telefonos y
otras distrac-
clones duran
tie SUI estada
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
CONTESTACION DEL Elk PRESI
DENTE DEL SENADO, DIR.
MANUEL A. DE VARONA

mo, 81 existe un plan en- ese
sentido aun no Sc nos ha puesto
en- conocimiento y por 10 tanto no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
IS IT OR ISN'T 1T?
Captain Questions
Constellation Oriqin

BALTIMORE, Mar. 8 R.-
Is the ancient frigate riding al
anchor in Baltimore the orig
inal Constellation, said to be
the Oldest United States fight
ing ship a11oat?
It's an old question but from
a new source.
Baltimore's Controller, DR.
r. Walter Graham. said today
he has been informed by q
Navy officer that it isn't.
An official Of the Constella-
ton Committee, however, said
chemical tests, other checks
and records show that 1t is.
The committee is conducting
a drive to raise funds to re-
store the old frigate.
DR.. Graham said he received
a telephone call from a man
who identified himself as Can't.
Edward L. Beach Of the Nays
Bureau of Ships. DR.. Graham
said Capt. Beach told him the
original frigate was strapped
in 1852 and that the ship in
Baltimore was built in Norfolk
in 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
Alexandra Planning Check
On Dogs Without Licenses

residents to comply with city
tax regulations.
More than 1000 residents
have been summoned before
city judges since January Is
in an about campaign against
car owners who fail to buy their
1858 city auto tags.
Before the city treasurer's Of
fee viii sell a dog tag, dog
owners must present a vaccine
certificate showing that the
dog received rabies shots within
the last IL months.
Prior to the check, city Of
ficials will open fire houses No.
2 on East Windsor avenue, No.
5 on Cameron street and No. 6
on Seminary road as rabies vac
cination clinics on March %
and 81.
The license fees are So for
females and 81 for males.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
Fleeing Car Roms
Tree; Three Hurt

A Rockville CMd.) youth was
seriously injured early today
when . car in which he was
riding crashed into a tree dur
ing q police chase. The driver
was charged with six traffic
violations and jailed when he
failed to post $1,000 bond.
Admitted to Suburban Hos
pital was Charles Kingsbury,
10, Of 5O7 Grandin avenue,
with q fractured skull and face
and leg cuts.
Joseph B. Ward. 10, Of the
TOO block West Montgomery
avenue. Rockville, was identi-
fed by police as the driver
Police said he was charged with
drunken driving. runnin 9
through q red light, running
through q stop sign, unreaSon-
able speed, failing to reduce
speed at an intersection and
driving without q permit.
Two other youths in the car
were treated at Suburban Hos
pital for minor injuries. police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08

Alexandria city oficials are
planning q door-to-door check
on unlicensed dogs.
The canvass will be part Of a
city-wide breakdown early next
month on hundreds Of resi-
dents who still haven't pur-
chased tags due on January /.
All offenders will be taken to
court.
The campaign was an
nounced by Roger c. Sullivan,
city treasurer.
Mr.. Sullivan said the drive
would begin April 2. The check
will be led by a warden from
the Department Of Game and
Inland Fisheries.
The breakdown falls in line
with q concentrated drive by
Alexandria officials to force
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
Aged Couple injured
lin 3-Cur Accident

An elderly man and his wife,
Of Manassas, Va, are UNDER
going treatment today for seri-
Gus injuries received in a
three-car crash yesterday on
Arlington boulevard at Graham
road in Fairfax County, police
reported.
Mrs. Leila Primm, rs, is listed
lat Arlington Hospital in poor
condition with multiple frac-
lures and scalp cuts. Her hus-
band, William Primm, Is, is in
satisfactory condition after re-
|ceiving scalp cuts, and possible
internal injuries.
Fairfax police said the
Primm car smashed into the
rear Of another car and
knocked it into. a third car.
The Primm car then careened
ATS feet into a field. Occupants
of the other two cars, who had
stopped for a traffic light, were
uninjured. police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08

Donald Stewart. q naval his
torian and unofficial skipper"
of the Constellation, said the
vessel In Baltimore contains IS
to 40 per cent of the original
wood that went into the Con-
Stellation.
He said no wooden vessel Of
the age Of the Constellation
can be expected to have all its
original wood.
DR.. Graham said "if there is
any question as to the anthem
ITCHY Of the hulk it ought to be
settled now"
DR.. Graham recently opposed
appropriating additional city
funds for the ship. saying it
should be given a burial at sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
D. c. Man Injured
As Cor Rolls Over

A District man was critically
injured last night when his car
struck q power pole at Bright
seat, Md, Prince Georges
County police report.
They identified the i1iotorist
as Jack Thomas Simpson, 81,
of 1921 Hobart street NV. He
was travelling south on Land
over road about 8:15 pm. when
his car failed to make a curve,
and rolled over with the roof
striking the pole broadside, ac-
cording to Pvt. william VIII
liams. ~. =.
The victim was removed by
the Capitol Heights Rescue
Squad to Prince Georges Cen
eral Hospital. where he was adj
mitted with q fractured skull,
broken left arm, internal in.
juries and multiple cuts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
". PerryDoing
for House
More Montgomery
Countiuns Run

w. Perry Doing. 37-year-old
attorney, filed yesterday for
the Republican nomination to
the House Of Delegates from
Montgomery County.
i Mr.. Doing, who has Offices in
Wheaton and the District, is q
graduate of Columbus Univer-
sity Law School. He is &C.
tive in the American Legion and
is a member of the Silver
Spring Reciprocity Club, Whea-
ton Lions Club and the District
Society of the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution.
A precinct chairman and
member of the Montgomery
County Republican Conference
Mr.. Doing was included on the
original slate of candidates pre-
pared by the county's United
Republicans.
A county resident since 1850
Mr.. Doing lives at 10608 Hayes
avenue, Silver Spring.
Theodore A. Miller, SO. an at
torney with an Office in the
District. filed for the Demo-
cratic nomination to the Or
phanS' Court.
A graduate of the George
Washington University Law
School, Mr.. Miller is an associ-
ate in the firm of Meyers &
Batzell. He is a delegate to
the county PTA council. a
precinct chairman and member
of the county caucus. Mr.. Mil
Ter lives at 1905 Kenway street,
Silver Spring.
Two persons filed for the
Democratic State Central Com
mlttee. They are Mrs. Susan
Kaplan of 1922 Pendleton drive.
Wheaton, member Of the Cau-
Gus Executive Committee and
active Democratic worker. and
Edward H. Hit of lot West
Argyle street, Rockville, an
electrical contractor and organ
national supporter.
Mrs. Helen H. Burkart of
2616 Elnora street. Wheaton.
filed for the Republican State
Central Committee. She is
recording secretary of the
County Federation of Republic
can Women and is aligned with
the organization.
Vernon E. Jirikowic Of 1916
Cotrell terrace, Silver Spring.
filed as a delegate to the DEM
ocratic State Convention.
Mrs. Fanny w. Davidson of
602 East University boulevard,
Silver Spring. and Mrs. Bebe
Petrou Of 2408 Harmon road.
Silver Spring, filed as candi-
dates to the Republican State
Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08

said. They were Donald r.
Dunn. 10, 900 block Crabb ave-
nue., Rockville, and James Sea-
bolt. IS. Of the flrst block Of
Baltimore avenue. Rockville.
The Dunn youth was charged
with permitting an unlicensed
driver to operate the vehicle.
Police said he had borrowed the
car from q Hyattstown man.
Police said Pvts. Thomas
Thear and John hammers be-
gan chasing the auto when it
went through a red light on
Washington street. They said
the car sped west on Carr ave-
nue., made a left turn on Luck
EFT street and crashed into q
tree.
A hearing on the charges was
scheduled for March 20 In
Peoples Court in Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
1877 FIRE IN SAME
APARTMENT HOUSE
COST MANS LIFE

Fire is no stranger at
2501 Fourteenth street
NV.
A five-alarm blaze swept
the apartment building
early in the morning Of
December 26, 1927. claim
ing one life and injuring
three.
william j. Kelly, a 30
year-old Capitol Hill en-
ploye. was fatally injured
when he ran back into the
burning building to save
the two little daughters of
a friend. Ironically. both
girls already were safe.
The 1927 fire started in
the basement and spread
up through an elevator
shaft. Damage was esti-
mated at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08

Mrs. Brown carried the other
three from the building.
Mrs. Sadie Hall, So, q fifth
floor resident. made her way
down the fire escape to the
third floor and then collapsed.
she told newsmen. An un-
identified man helped her past
the flames shooting out of the
third-fioor windows. Her dress
was covered with SCOT and she
was singed by the flames as
she climbed down.
The first fire fighters on the
scene were from Engine Co. IL,
under 1t. S. L. Cocimano. When
his men got there. they tried to
get into the basement of 2503
where the blaze apparently
originated but were driven back
by flames.
Firemen fought the confla-
grafton from three sides. Four
teenth street. Clifton street and
q rear alley. The flames spread
fast in the community base
ment. then up the elevator
shaft before tanning out under
the roofs of both buildings.
Soon flames were shooting
out Of all windows, the hall
ways were choked with smoke.
stairways were collapsing and
elevator mechanisms came
crashing down. From time to
time. spectators could hear
loud noises inside the inferno
as floors came crashing down.
Part of the roof of one build
ing also gave way.
Street car traffic was halted
on Fourteenth street and one
street car remained in the mid
die Of the street opposite the
apartment until a late hour last
night. Auto traffic was stopped
at U street from Tenth to Six
tenth as police set up emer-
gency detours around the en-
tire area.
The buildings are managed
by the Dallas M. Grady real
estate company Of ll04 Ver-
mont avenue NV.
Miss Eulene Hawkins was
in charge of Red Cross dis
aster operations at Cardozo
School, a block away. Social
workers last night interviewed
many residents on their needs.
Many of them had lost every
thing except the clothes they
were wearing. At least six per-
sons had to be given clothes
because they fled partly dressed
from their apartments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08

MISS Carlene Brigham, uaugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. z.
Brigham Of GIL West Mont
gomery avenue, Rockville.
Police said Miss Brigham, q
passenger in q car driven by
John Mikel Pack. 10. Of Route
Is. Gaithersburg. was thrown
from the auto when it was
struck in the rear by q car
driven by Miss Lessie Mae
Hardy. %. Of 1914 Irving street
NV. Miss Hardy's car was en-
tering Wisconsin avenue from
Idaho avenue.
The impact spun the Pack
car around and into the path
Of q car driven by jeremiah
Wright. IS. Of 354l South -Four
Mile Run road. Arlington. The
Wright Car struck the Pack car
and Miss Brigham about the
same time.
Miss Brigham was on her
way to q basketball game at
Suitland High School, police
reported.
Miss Hardy posted $1,100
collateral on charges Of failing
to yield the right Of way and
driving while drunk made by
Pvts. Jim A McPhaul and Paul
B. Kelly Of the Accident In
vestigation Unit. \
Treated at the hospital for
cuts and bruises were Mr.. Pack
and Mrs. Lillian Wright, Q
passenger in the Wright car.
Mr.. Pack. admitted to the hos
pital. was reported in good
condition this morning.
Miss Brigham'S survivors
include her parents and a
younger sister. Funeral ar
rangementS are incomplete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
SUNDAYS BEST READING
Comic Laughs Are Heard
Around the World

UNIVERSAL MRTH-Ever wonder what American
comics look like when they appear in foreign news
papers? Philip H. Loves article in SUNDAY The
Star Magazine, supplies the answer in a feature
marking Newspaper Comics Week. Look for Beetle
= Bailey" on the cover of the same magazine. y
FOR THE d. C. INCOME TAXPAYER-Have YOU filed
your return this year9 If not the sooner the better
1t could mean money to you Harriet Griffhs offers
you the details and tells you why you should be an
early bird filler in her sx-part series on your D. C.
Income Tax which begins Sunday in the
news section
NUCLEAR WEATHER?-Everybody's been wondering:
Have Atomic Tests Changed Our Weather? Dr. Ed
ward Teller and Dr. Albert Latter answer that often
asked question in This Week Magazine. Don't miss
their report.
R0CKET-AGE SECURITY-The military revolution
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second Great Decisions 1858" artcle.-Editorial
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Of science to study life as 1t would be in an
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OUR NEW HOSPITAL CENTER-It opens next Mon
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and Episcopal Hospitals. This Sunday, The Star
brings you special section to give you all the details
on what this great medical center has to offer.
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