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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Two Gun Battle
Victims Gain

LEESBURG. Va. Jan. 81
Especially The two victims In
Sundays shooting here were
reported improving today ct
Loudoun County Hospital.
Police Sergt. Maurice Dryer.
20. who was shot in the hip and
both legs during the early
morning gunfight. was OF the
hospitals critical list and
listed in serious condition.
William Paul (Fats) Mason,
%. the Washington man &C.
eused Of shooting him, also
was said TO be recovering from
wounds IN the stomach. The
hospital said he also was taken
on the critical list.
Mason. who was shot by Dep
uty Sheriff Robert Legard. has
charges pending against him
Of HOUSEKEEPING and felonious
assault.
Meanwhile, the other four
persons arrested after the
shooting-three men and Q
woman. all from Washington
have been transferred from the
Loudoun County JAN TO the
one In Fairfax County.
They are Joseph Z. Moore.
10. Of the 14O0 block Of Column
bia road NV: Robert d. Bril-.
20. 1900 block Of Irving street
NV: Donald v. Sellers. 20. 600
block Of Emerson street NV.
and Barbara Carter Mapoli. 90.
100 block Of fty-6econd ave-
nue. Sc. All are held under
$4,000 bond each on charges
OF statutory burglary.
The transfer was necessitated
by Virginia code. according 10
the sheriff's office. because there
is no 24-hour permanent guard
at the Jail here. During the
day. the sheriff's ONCE Is re-
sponsible. At night. there Il Q
regular guard from . pm. to
am. The sheriff's living quar-
tiers adjoins the jail. but that
Is not considered suficient in
the case Of those held as sus-
pected felons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
'Hcrmony' Democrats
Talk on Tv Toniqht

State Controller J. Millard
Tawes and his three running
mates on the Democratic ''har-
mony ticket viii appear on q
l5-minute telecast over Station
VITO at 7:iS o'clock tonight.
Appearing with MIR. Tawes.
q candidate for the guberna-
torial nomination. viii be Bal
timore Mayor Thomas Dale.
sandro. running for the Sen
ate: Attorney General c. Fer
dinand 6ybert, seeking re-
election. and State Senator
Louis Ooldstein. candidate for
controller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Old Sheets Needed
For Cancer Bunduqes

Used bed sheets for use by
the Arlington Ciyinette Club
In making pads and bandages
for dressings for the Arlington
Cancer Society will be ac-
cepted through February 2 at
fire houses In the community.
the club announced yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Thieves Tuke Comerus
And Tupe Recorders

Camera and music lovers had
q field day in MONTGOMERY
County last night. County po-
lice reported.
Thieves broke out q plate
glass window at Rays Appli.
ances In Wheaton and stole
two tape recorders and other
appliances. police said.
In Rockville. a similar entry
was made into the Transcolor
Photo shop where several cam
eras were reported missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Church Group TO Meet

The Daughters Of the King.
Washington Episcopal Diocese
viii hold their winter assem-
bly, at 8 pm. Thursday in
Grace Episcopal Church. Silver
Spring, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Snure Files for Council
In Democratic Primary

Robert r. Snure filed today candidate in the May 20
Democratic primary for renominaton TO the Montgomery
County Council
Mr. snure who lives at 1900 University boulevard West
silver Spring has represented the Silver Spring Wheaton,
Kensngton Takoma Park and Coesye area Of the county
Smyrna times., 1958-02-13
TayIOr's Bridge

Taylor's Bridge Community Cen
ter will have a dance Saturday
night, Feb Is. Everybody is well
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Row.
an spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Walls, near Sudlers-
vile, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steller are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter at Kent Cen
eral Hospital, Dover, on Saturday,
Feb. LIST.
Mrs. Carrie Falls of Williams
port, Pa, is spending this week
with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Weis. and Mr.. Weis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keen, of near Will
mington, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Atkinson.
Miss Mildred Deakyne of Will
mington spent Sunday with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Deakyne.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McClain
of near Smyrna, were Sunday Wis
itors with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Mccain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Warner anc
family, of Wilmington Manor
spent Sunday with their mother
Mrs. Walker Warner
Mr.. and Mrs, John Moore, Of
Newark, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Elliott and daughters, of Colds
boro, Md, were weekend visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shock
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Stellel
spent Sunday with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Alfree
ST., near Middletown.
Smyrna times., 1958-02-13
COUNTY LINE
4-H ORGANIZES
Agriculture and Home Econ
omics Projects Selected in
Move to Form Program
REED TO HEAD GROUP

Fourth Projects and Records
was the program topic at the
County Line All Club meeting
held recently in Smyrna. Selec-
ton was made by all members
present of individual home econ
omics and agriculture projects for
the 1858 club year. Various group
undertakings have also been plan
ned. An officers training session
designed to help officers Of the or
ganization become better ac-
quainted with their duties and
responsibilities was arranged and
conducted by Gerald Heinold and
Ronald Stevens, co-leaders of the
youth group. 1t was pointed out
that their knowledge of correct
procedures and their appreciation
of people are the basis for sue
cess in their jobs as leaders" Act
ing upon the recommendation of
the executive committee which
met previous to this week, the
club adopted an extensive educa-
tional trip policy which shall be
put into effect this spring. In
cluded on this schedule are pro-
posed motorcades to the Agricul-
ture Research Center of the us,
Department of Agriculture at
Beltsville, Md, Tidewater Rein
cry, Dover Air Force Base, Valley
Forge, Fort McHenry, Longwood
Gardens, and Williamsburg, Va
This is another of the County
Line attempts to increase and
maintain interest in the All Club
program in the Smyrna commun-
ity and surrounding areas. An in
stallation ceremony for new Off
GERS was conducted by the leader.
ship staff. Those installed for one
Smyrna times., 1958-02-13

pings, pamphlets, pictures, maps,
and magazines.
In the evaluation of our high
school, the results of which were
announced in The Smyrna Times
just a few weeks ago, the COM
mittee had much to say about our
rather complete library. Here are
a few excerpts from that report.
I'VE commend the school for a
library with resources housed in
a spacious pleasant room with at
tractive murals of local scenes,
having two corridor entrances and
another outside entrance. A ibrar-
ian alert to his problems and ex-
erting leadership in promotion of
student library aides. The friend
ly, democratic atmosphere felt
from the manner in which stu
dents use their resources. The ade-
quate supply of recent encyclo-
pedias. The steps taken to devel-
op a film strip collection. The ex-
tensive list of periodicals" Sc
the report continued with its
praise for our library. Remember
that this report was written by
unbiased educators, people here to
see what was good and what was
not about our school.
The library in our high school
is growing with the school, work
ing and planning for the future
The Smyrna High School Library
is a very integral part of the
Took to the future" ideas of the
Smyrna Special School District.
Smyrna times., 1958-02-13
LIBRARY VITAL
SCHOOL ORGAN
Smyrna High Increases Ser
vices and Resources to
Meet Demand
LIBRARIAN WORK CITED

Just as the nation and the world
change, the school and all its
parts must change to keep pace.
The library at Smyrna High
School, a vital part of the edu-
cation of oar young, is taking on
a new life. 1t is adding to its SER
vices, and to its resources of
books, films, filmstrips, slides, per-
iodicals, art reproductions, record
ings, language aids and micro
film. In short, our high school
library is rejecting the strivings
of students who want to achieve
the full promise of their lives, a
place in the democracy of these
United States.
The school library here in our
community serves a four-fold pur-
pose, each one of Importance to
the people of our community and
to the students.
1. The school library is a SER
vice agency functioning to further
the schools detectives. 1t has no
distinct subject matter but pro-
vides materials for all subjects
and all interests of pupils.
2. The school library is a teach
ing agency as it has a positive
active teaching function. 1t sug-
gests the reading of books which
might be otherwise unknown OF
neglected; it supplies all types Of
materials for developing and ex-
panding interests, and stimulates
new interests. Through reference
tools, indexes, photographers, and
catalogs, vast realms of informa-
ton and knowledge may be ex-
plored. BY it's bulletins and ex-
hibits, by its posters, direction
sheets, and guides, by its appear
ance and atmosphere, the library
teaches and encourages learning
8. The school library is a ma
terials center. In it the books
films and other source material to
satisfy the interests and meet the
needs of the students and faculty
of the school are organized, cata-
logged and arranged so as to be
easily found and used.
4. The school library is a read
ing center, a place for enjoying
books, for investigating problems,
for study. 1t is a place for using
all sorts of printed materials, clip
Smyrna times., 1958-02-13
SCOUTS TO LAUNCH PROJECT
Smyrna Clayton Troops Observe
18th Birthday of Body

Fourteen thousand of the Del
Mar-Va Council, Boy Scouts of
America, including those in the
Smyrna-Clayton area, Joined in
launching a national service pro-
ject last week. Throughout the
nation, more than 4,700,000 Cub
Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers,
and their adult leaders are OBJ
serving Boy Scout Week, Feb to
10, marking the 48th anniversary
of this organization. At the sug-
gestion of President Eisenhower,
Honorary President of the Boy
Scouts of America, the movement
is undertaking yearlong Safety
Good Turn to be launched during
Boy Scout Week. In cooperation
with other organizations giving
leadership to safety, the Boy
Scouts will give major attention
to traffic safety in March, April,
and May. Outdoor safety projects
will be promoted in June, July,
and August. Home safety will be
featured in September, October,
and November. Community lead
ers and safety organization repre-
sentatives will have prominent
places in these kickoff ceremonies.
BY bringing together those groups
in the community involved in
safety, it will be readily apparent
how we'll they work together and
how the Boy Scouts will work to-
ward interesting youth in safety.
Smyrna times., 1958-02-13

year terms are Richard Reed,
president; Joan Stevens, vice pres
ident; Ronald Stevens, secretary
publicity; Bette Ann Stats, trea-
surer; and George Stats, perm
anent member-at-large TO the
county Junior Council. Release of
committee appointments is being
withheld pending completion of
assignments.
Smyrna times., 1958-02-13

Carpets made of acrylic fiber
are very resilient, static resistant,
moth and mildew proof, and soil
resistant.
Smyrna times., 1958-02-13

A two-quart size casserole is
useful for families of four to six.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22
sputnik III Caerd a Ia Terra
en- Diciembre, Dice Cientlfieo

BOCHUM, Alemania, Gu.
P.l., Ell Sputnik III esta cayen-
do rapidamente y entrara en-
la atmosfera y Sc quemara du.
rante las dos primeras semanas
de diciembre, segun declaration
del Director del Observatorio
de Bochum
Heinz Kaminski dijo que las
observaciones por radio y los
calculos hechos porel Observa.
torlo desde ell II de octubre
muestran cambios tan CONT
MUGS que Ell fin del satellite de-
De esperarse pronto.
FL tempo que ell satellite aho-
re emplea para trazar SUI orbi-
ia en- torno . la terra es de
SO minutes err comparacion con
90 minutes cuando fue lanzado
hace 6 meses, dijo Kaminski.
Gsto indica que ell satellite ha
descendido y va no tiene que
tecorrer una orbita de la ex-
tencion que la inicial.
Kaminiski y ell personal de SUI
pbservatorio han proporciona-
do informes precisos sobre los
sputniks norteamericanos y
sovieticos desde su lanzamien-
to.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22
CuI|igan Anuncia Reduction
de Precios en- InstaIaciOnes
Para Ia Suaviaci0n de Aqua

Culligan Anuncia Reduc-
cion en- ell Precio de Instala-
con para Aqua Suavizada.
SRecuerdan ell barril de
aqua lluvia que abuela tenia
y usaba para lavarse la cabe-
"a y limpiezas especiales?
Su i~nsistencia en- ell aqua
suavizada para la casa ha 81
do cientificamente confirma-
da, por ell Culligan Soft Wa
ter Institute, cuyos grandes
laboratories han estado devo-
tamente dedicados al estudio
del tratamiento del aqua y SUI
uso.
Los cientificos de Culligan
han explicado que ell aqua sua-
vizada puede considerarse hoy
i%mportante para la casa CO.
mo la electricidad y la refri-
geracion.
LOS beneficios de una COM
pleta aqua suavizada" declara
Robert D. McDougal vice pre-
sidente y administrator gene
raj de Culligan Water Condi-
tioning Inc, de 585 NV S.
River Dr., "pueden ser AGO.
plados bajo 2 grandes THU
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22

g.. Tanto como un "a por
ciento de reduction en- la
cuenta de aqua caliente.
"A. Reduction de plomeria
en- mantenimiento y repara-
cion, asi como horas de ira
bajo en- quehaceres domesti-
cos"
Quizas la mas grande i'm.
portancia para ell anna de ca
sa es ell valor del aqua suavi-
Zada en- SUI belleza personal,
anadio McDougal
"La vida tropical, dijo,
"expone la piel continuamen.
tie al sol y al viento. Ell cui-
dado diario de la piel es ne.
cesario para mantenerla sua-
We y juvenil.
"Jabones especiales Y pre-.
paraclones de belleza son una
gran ayuda, pero 10 basico en-
ell cuidado de la piel es sim.
plemente la limpieza.
FL aqua fuerte contiene mi
nerales que combinados con
ell jabon forman I'm grumo in.
soluble. Este grumo Sc adhie-
re a la piel impidiendo SUI
limpieza.
este grumo que Sc adhie-
re a la piel no desaparece
aun repitiendo ell lavado o
frotandose con la toalla. Sc
combina con la natural aci-
DEE de la piel y reduce la
efectividad de cualquier ira
tamiento de belleza."
Ell Aqua Suavizada esta dis
ponible en- ell Sur de la Flo
rida por ell servicio de aqua
suavizada de C%ulligan, ash CO.
mo por unidades individuales,
Culligan para propietarios de
casaS.
"El Servicio Culligan", ex-
plico McDougal, "puede ser
comparable al servicio de te-
lefono: no hay gasto inicial
en- equipo nj mantenimiento
para ell propietario de la casa.
Las ventajas del aqua Suaviza-
da pueden ser suyas por tan
POGO como $3.50 al mes, con
una unidad de servicio Guilt
gan.
"Todo ell trabaio es reali,
zado por SUI distributor Gu.
lligan, y SUI cuenta mensual
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22

FL Sputnik III esta ahora a
solo 1873 Kilometres de altitud
en- su punto mas proximo a la
TERRA en- vez de 208 Kilometres
ell ii de octubre. segun dijo.
AL mismo tempo ell Sputnik
Ill en- Ell punto mas LELAND de
su orbita llega a $50 kil6me.
tros de la terra, cuando antes
llegaba a 1.120 Kilometres.
Debido a estos cambios, pro-
ducidos por haber descendido
Ell satellite a I'm aire mas pesa-
DO, 10 que causa un efecto de
freno. otros calculos Sc hacen
en- extreme dificiles, segun Ka-
mlnsky
DiJo que ell observatorio ha
comprobado que Ell cohete pro-
pulsor de Ultima etapa del
Sputnik que tambien esta en-
orbita en- torno a la terra no
ha dado sehal alguna de des-
censo
Ell cohete, Delta 1875, traza
81 orbita en- 103 minutes, esta
a zO8 kilometres de Ia TERRA en-
su punto mas proximo y a 1000
Kilometres en- su mayor distan-
cha del planeta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22
Atribuyen DistUrbios RuciuIes de
Londres a DeIincUentes Juveniles

exponente de la estabilidad de
SUI moneda,
La decision rebajo ell interes-
bancario en- un medic por cien-
10.
FL interes bancario fue fila
do en- septiembre de 1857 por
ell primer ministro, Harold Nc
MILAN en- I'm Siete por ciento
como primera MEDIA de una Sc
RE de declsiones financieras
destinadas a hacer a la libra
esterlina una de las monedas
mas estableS.
La disminucion anunciada
hoy tomo al mercado de valo-
res completamente por sorpre-
sa pues nadie considerable Sc
riamente que tai MEDIA pudie-
r atomarse esta semana.
La primera reaction entire los
rtritos financieros es que los
precios aumentaran.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22
LA RAPIDA U
SALVO A HUSSEIN

LONDRES.-(UPD- Ell Mi.
nistro de Defensa Duncan San
dys declare hoy que la rapida
ayuda de Gran Bretana a Jor-
DANA a raiz de la sangrienta re-
vuelta de julio pasado en- Irak
salvo probablemente SUI trono
al Rev Hussein.
Como resultado de nuestra
accion, hoy existe en- Jordania
mas estabilidad y confianza que
Ell mucho tempo, anadio.
Sandys hizo esta declaration
ell la Camara de los Comunes
respondiendo al diputado labo-
rista Emerys Hughes quien ha.
bia expresado dudas de que ell
gasto de enviar hombres, equi.
pos y abastecimientos a Jorda-
MIA hubiese Waldo | apena en-
un momento de inflacion en- la
Camara de los Comunes res
pondiendo al diputado laboris-
ia Emerys Hughes, quien ha-
bia expresano nudas de que ell
gssto de ervias hombres, equi-
pos y abastecimientos a Josda-
mia hubiesa Waldo la pena en-
I'm momento de inflaci6n.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22

es proportional al aqua usada.
Solo hay ell gasto inicial de la
conexion.
"Hemos reducido nuestros
gastos de conexion en- lin
81 por ciento. Ell gasto pro-
medic de conexion que es
de $23 ha sido redhcido a so.
10 $11.50, para conexiones
regulares, por un tempo Ii
mitado.
Isl Ell propietario quiere
comprar la unidad, complete.
mente automatica de un mo-
delo domestico, estaran en-
Venta con un 10 por ciento de
descuento.
Las unidades caseras, Gu
lligan completamente auto
maticas eStaran ahora a I'm
precio de 1927 y su trabajo
y materiales estan garantiza-
dos por I'm aho, ash como ell
,anque que estara garantizado
por diez amos.
Estas unidades pueden ser
vistas en-, 6511 SW 122 st.
fabricadas por j. w. Lee; 88.
OIL SW 9th, Terrace, fabri.
cadas por Porter ago Rus
sell, Inc; y en- la esquina de
Ludlam Road y Chapman
Fiel Dr., Fabricadas por Hall
mark Homes. 'a''''
Information complete con
relacion al servicio de las
Inidades Culligan puede ser
obtenida llamando al Fran.
kiln 4-6195.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22

actor, Landa lleva sobre sus
hombros la responsabilidad de
la Secretaria General de la AN
DA y ahora la Vicepresidencia
de la FLA, en- cuyo " Congress-,
celeprado en- Ginebra, Suiza, en-
octubre de este ano, hiZo I'm
crillante papel representando a
los actores meXicanos, secunda-
do por Ell actor y compositor,
Jose Angel Espinosa "Ferrus-
quilla", Tesorero de la ANDA.
En- este viaje 10 acompana Ell
iOven abogado. y ex campe6n
de ~natacion, Diego Mariscal, uno
de los consultores del departa-
mento lega! de la ANDA. En-.
TIE pregunta y pregunta de tipo
artistico Landa recoge las ideas
sindicales que Sc lie ocurren en-
unas tarjetas blancas que STEM
pre- lie acompanan. Como buen
a5ogado, es detallista y cumpli-
DO. Tratando de averiguar cua.
les han Sido sus ultimas pelicu-
las, nos enfrascamos en- los as.
pectos mas interesantes del Con
greso de la FLA, en- ell cual los
artlstas mexicanos presentaron
importantes ponencias, que fue-
ron aceptadas. Land ase siete
especialmente orgulloso de ha-
her lOgrado que no Sc permita
ell doblaje de la voz cuando Sc
trate de artistas del mismo lido
ma. En- esta forma Sc valoriza
al actor Sc c0nserva su perso-
nalidad de todos los paises don
de Sc liable ell mismo idioma y
sc evita que ell productor pueda
dar cato por liebre, c%ontratan-
10 por SUI gesto personal a figu-
ras que artisticamente no res.
ponder y doblando luego la voz.
En- ell case concrete de Mexi
co, Espana, Argentina y algun
otro pals de habla hispana que
produzca en- espanol, no sera
possible ell dollar la voz de unos
actores por otrOs, 10 que asegu-
IA a todos identification, salts
faccion y valOrizaci6n a~rtistica.
Vamos dando vueltas al asun-
to de su carrera artistica y nos
damos cuenta al fin de que Lam
da, ademas de cumplir con sus
multiples funciones de Secreta-
rio General de I'm slndicato que
protege a sus miembros desde
los empresarios sin escrupulos
hasta la Salud personal y fami-
liar, garantizandoles incluso SUI
decoroso retro en- una casa es-
pccial de descanso para los ae-
tcres sin posibles y la conse.
cucion de contracts colectivos
csda dia m%ejores, ha trabajado
en- siete peliculas este aho:
"Miercoles de Ceniza," "Herede
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22
sAsADo' u BE N0vnsBRE DE 1883 DAPO Las AMERICAS pa. 7

torres refiere ell interes que des-
pcrtaron las ponencias sindica-
les presentadas por Mexico y
hdbla con entusiasmo de la ia
ina International que tiene
"Cantinflas' diciendome:
-Muchos delegadoS me die
ron que consideran a "Cantin-
Gas" tan bueno como Chaplin.
Siendo esta opinion la de
otros actores, es de tenerse en-
cuenta y yer I'm actor converti-
do en- portavoz de la fama de
etro, dice mucho en- favor de la
nobleza de Landa, que Sc siente
orgulloso de la fama de SUI COM
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22
RECONOCIMIENTO

LoNDRES, -(UPD- Gran
Bretana reconocio o~ficiamente
hoy al nuevo gobierno tornado
en- Sudan, que encabeza ell gene
t'al Ibrahim Abboud.
Ell Ministerio de Relaciones
Exteriores inform6 que ell reco-
nocimiento britanico del regi-
men de AbDoud fue puesto en-
conocimienfo de este por ell en-
bajador en- Khartum, Sir Ed
win Chapman Andrews.
Ell reconocimiento britannica
s;gue al de Jordania, Republi-
ca Arabe Unida y Utopia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22

LONDRES,-(UPD- Lord
Francis Aungier Pakeman ex
Primer Lord del Almirantazgo
y ex Ministro de Aviacion CT,
vii, declare en- la Camara de los
Pares que los recientes distur-
bios raciales de Londres y No
ttingham fueron causados por
dclincuentes juveniles y por
la "actitud menos amistosa" en-
tire los blancos que Sc encon-
traban viviendo al lado de gen
te de color.
A continuation pidio la in.
mediate Suppression de la segre-
sscion racial en- Gran Bretana
y recomendo que Sc calificase
acci6n delictuosa prohibir a los
resros ell acceso a bares y no.
teies.
Lord Pakenham hizo sus OBJ
sarvaciones durante un debate
de una bora en- la Camara Al
ia sobre esos desordenes. Afr
mo que los disturbios reciales
les provocaron delincuentes jul
venIles que salian a las GALES
dispuestos a armar desordenes
y peleas. 'Pero no Sc crea",
agreg6 "que estos disturbios
raciales son solamente ell pro-
dUeto de esos maleantes. He
comprobado que hay egnte
cuya actitud menos amistosa
kacia los negros recibe su in
fiuencia.... .de muchos mitos CO.
rrientes. 80. prejuicios que hay
que eliminar"
FL Ministro del Interior, Ri
chard Butler, dijo hace POGO
que este ano habian inmigrado
a Gran Bretana $4,000 perso-
mas de color, principalmente de
las Antillas Britanicas, los que
en- SUI mayoria Sc habian radi-
cado en- Londres. En- los tres I'LL
limos amos, la immigration ne
gra ha sido de 10000 al ano.
Actualmente hay 100000 ne
gros estudiando o trabajando
en- ell pals.
Lord Robert Soames Salisbu-
~ Sc opuso a la mocion de Lord
Pakenham, afirmando que la
presencia de los negros habia
creado nuevos problemas a los
britanicos. Lord John Patrick
Somers advirtio que acaso fuera
mejor tener un ligero control
de la immigration negra para
evitar 'un segundo Little Rock
Fl Condo de Lucan critico a
Ia Iglesia y a los "organismos
oficiales" pol no censurar ell
racialismo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22

patricia como mexicano y como
artlsta.
Mentalmente yoy hacienda no
tas para escribir algo sobre Ian
Ga y me doy cuenta de que ell
espacio es POGO para analizar la
triple personalidad de actor, II.
der y profesionista, que Sc en-
cierra en- la amable persona de
R0dolfo Landa I'm hombre afa-
BILE que ha Ilevado a la p~antalla
a tantoS villanos filmicos.
Terdremos que dejar para
o.ras ocasiones ell analisis pro-
fesional de esta dinamica perso-
n4lidad que esta logrando lie