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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

Ell maquillaje por medic
del pancake deja ell cults con
un aspecto mate, muy suave,
Pero clio Sc logra unicamen-
Re 81 esta aplicado en- forma
perfecta.
Estas son las recommended
mes de un experto de Holly.
wood:
La aplicacion debe ser muy
ligera. 81 Sc pone demasiado,
tendra aspecto artificial.
Apliquese ell "cake" hasta
la Inca de nacimiento del
cabello: Use una pequena es-
ponia, y hasa que penetre en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

I'm hombre casado puede ST.
muitanear su atencion hacia
dos mujeres. 81 10 hacen es
porque ell divorcio no esta adj
mitido nj bien visto; esta per-
mltido que Ell hombre Sc di-
vierta y la sociedad ha de-
cretado que la mujer Sc con-
Suma. ESQ es 10 que pasa dom
de no existe ell divorcio. La
prueba es que I'm hombre que
halle a su mujer en- pleno de-
lilo de adulterio y la mate,
tiene bastantes probabilidadel
de salir absuelto. En- cambio,
la .nujer no puede acusar a
su esposo de adulterio sino
cusndo este implica I'm gran
escandalo publico. Ell verdade-
70 amor es un fenomeno de
atencion que abstrae del tai
forma a quien 10 siente que es
incapaz de pensar en- otro ser
que no sea al que anna. En-
consecuencia, ell amor, ell YER
dadero amor, exige la mas alb
soluta singularidad, y en- con-
secuencia amar a dos personals
a la vez es impossible.
PARA GILDA :
Los sintomas que listed in.
dica en- SUI carta demuestran
que quiere al muchacho de
que me habla. Ell hecho de
que el no sea muy bien pare.
edo no quiere decir NADIA. A
listed lie parece bien y ESQ
basta. Lo mas grave es que
listed ignora 81 ell joven CO.
rresponde a sus sentimientos.
No lie quedara otra soluci6n
que tratar de expresarle los
suyos de- una manera dist.
mulada, femenina. AL yer su
reaction, sabra listed a que
atenerse.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
PRoPoNDRA
Continuation de la pag. 5,

creia que esta teoria estHviera
en- contradiction con la con,
vencion de Caracas y dijo 10 que
sigue:
ia convention no es aplica.
BILE al case concrete de los tres
asilados en- la embajada mexi.
cana y por tanto no sufrira me
noscabo la convention"
Respecto de la doctrina co.
lombiana de asilo, ell Ministro
estuvo de acuerdo en- que Co.
lombia tiene un case similar.
respecto de los militantes pero
anadi6 que creia que la politi.
ca debe aplicarse tambien g
ciertas classes de civiles que ira.
ten de obtener asilo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
5ugestiones de Experto Sobre
81 ..
ell haquiIIaje
Por JEANNE DARCY

tire ell comienzo del cabello,
fundiendose con ell cuero ca.
belludo.
Cuando Ell maquillaje este
seco, vuelva a controlar Ia re.
gion precitada. 81 ell cabello
ha quedado manchado, linn
pielo con una toallita humede
cida.
Pongase Ell maquillaje no
solo en- la cara, sine tambien
en- ell cuello, un poquito por
debajo del escote del vestido
que va a usar. Tambien On Ia
--tPasa q Ia pas. 8,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

De Resreso
Despues de haber gozado de
una corta temporada de recreo
en- San Juan, Puerto Rico, visi-
tando a varios miembros de su
fanlllla, regreso por la via aerea
a esta ciudad en- dias pasadoS
la apreciada dana sonora En-.
riquets Gil de MOntero.
lie presentamos un cordial
saludo complacidos de tenerla
nuevamente entire nosotros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
|Iasz SSISEZIz5S -
IsZs CHIC zI ZxgSN =


U. bOA Oh. MIAMI, rAOhADA
Estudiantes
Procedente de Panama y de
paso para Alabama, en- donGe
cursa estudios universitarios, hi
70 una corta escala aqui ell joven
Miguel Gonzalez Revilla, a
i ouiei saludamos ~cordialmente.
cumpleanos
Vayan nuestras sinceras fell
eitaciones para Ell apreciado jo-
ven cubano Jose Rosendo, Jr.
oulen celebra en- esta fecha la
grata ocasion de SUI cumpleaios
v nuestros deseos de que goce
de muchos, y muy dichosos,
amos mas de vida.
Rodeado del cariio de todos
los suyos, celebra en- ell dia de
hoy I'm nuevo aniversario de su
natalicio ell gracioso nino Sam
Portilla, a quien nos complace
felicitar de manera muy espe-
cial Y desear una prolongada y.
prospara e%xistencia.
X y X
En- ell dia de hoy llega a un
nuevo aniversario de SUI des-
preocupada existencia ell gracio-
SO niho Rodrigo Bauza Perez,
a quien enviamos nuestras carl
fosas felicitaciones y votos por-
que cumpla muchos amos mas,
plenoS de alegrias y bienesta-
res.
Celebra en- esta fecha ell sep
timo aniversario de su nacimien
to ell gracioso nifo Henry KEN.
rahahn, hijo del senior Jose En-
rique Kehrahahn y sonora, la
gentil dana ecuatoriana, Alicia
Aguilera de Kehrahahn.
Nus complace enviarle nues-
tras mas calidas felicitaciones
y votos porque goce de una
prolongada y prospera vida.
X r X
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicltar de manera muy cordial
a la apreciada dana Guiana Sc
nora Mercedes Perez de Palen-
zuela, esposa del senior RENAL
do p. Palenzuela, con motive de
la grata celebration de un nue.
vo aniversario de SUI nacimien.
to en- ell dia de hoy.
X X
Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano
de VIDA la gentil DANA paname-
ma dona Adelinda de VillareaI,
motive por ell cual nos compla-
ce .felicitarla cari1osamente Y
desearle muchos amos mas de
vida plenos de bienestares y
prosperidad.
49,
Ajusta hoy I'm nuevo ano de
vida ia graciosa nina Magda Ca.
brera hija del senior Angel Ca.
brera y sonora, Carmen Salga.
do de Cabrera, miembros esti-
mados de nuestra colonia his
-panoamericana residente en-
Miami.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
grata OCCASION, unimos las nues-
traS muy Sinceras.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

QUIERO A LAS DOS
Querida Amaranta: Quiero
hacerle una pregunta que me
tiene enOrmemente intranqui-
la. 5puede un hombre querer
a dos mujeres a la vez? LIE
coatare a listed porque est0y
perpleja. Ell Otro dfa liable
con un hombre casadO y con
hijos, per0 que tiene una ami
ga sin la cual no puede pa
sarse y me asegur6: "a las
dos las quiero, solo que de
diferente manera". les este
possible?
Lucy
Su amigo lie dijo la verdad,
solo que no acabo de explicar-
Sc. Su esposa, buena, abnega-
da, madre de sus hijos = es
objeto de su carino; la otra,
ell objeto de SUI passion. Claro
cs que la esposa tiene dere-
cho a ambos tipos de querer
y no deberia tolerar que SUI es-
poso los compartiese. Pero en-
fin, 10 importante es este: un
hombre no puede querer de
verdad y con toda clase de
afectos sino a una sofa mu-
jer. Lo demas son pretextos
y convencionalismos importan
ties en- ciertos paises de atra-
sada mentalidad en- los que
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
Nuevo clinieo

Nuevo Clinieo
Ell Dr.. Mario Fernandez nos
participa la aperture de SUI nue.
va cllnica de servicios de pedia.
tria en- ell Edificio DUPONT, Sui.
te 626, telefono FR-1-2819, en-
donde Sc pone a la complete dis
posicion de Sus ~pacientes y amiS
tadeS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

SALSA HERvIDA

IA cucharada de sal
l cucharadira de mostaza
2-3 cucharada de azuear
1.8 cucharada de pimientaA
2 cucharadas de harina M y
l huevo o 2 yemas batidas z
2 cucharadas de mantequflla
3.4 taxa de Ieche
Ia taxa de vinagre ~
So -
Mezcle la sal, la mostaza, vi
azucar. la pimienta, la mantle,
quilla y la harina con La feehe.
Anada ell huevo y bata cons.s
tanter ente, anadiendo ell vina=-
gre POGO a POGO, Cueza en- ba.
no de Maria hasta que espeSe.
Cucle y sirva fra.
@ ~" -
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20


Nocimiento
Regresa hoy a Su hogan,
acompanada del p~rimogenito
que ma venldo a aumentar las
alegrias de SUI hogan, la gen.
til dana Guiana sonora Eduvi-
ges Arenas de Paredes, esposa
del sehor William Paredes. q.
Ell recien nacido, que llevara
Ell nombre de Ricardo CorneliO
Paroles, llegc con toda felici-
dad en- dias pasados en- Ell Hos
pital Mercy. Atendi6 a la seno.
ra de Paroles ell apreciable ga
leno DR.. Noises Hernandez.
Para ell hermoso bebe, y sus
dichosos padres, nuestra enho.
rabuena.
AImuefxo
La sonora Clotilde Ramirez,
ofreclo un delicioso almuerzo y
juego de cartas en- SUI residen-
cha de la barriada suroeste de
esfa ciudad en- dias recientes pa
ra fcstejar a I'm selecto grupo
de sus amistades.
De Viuje
Feliz viaie lie deseamos al Sc.
nor Roberto Martinez, quien
sale hoy para Ponce, Puerto Ri
co, en-. viaje de recreo.
cumpleonos
Llega hoy a sus ocho amos de
edad, Ell simpatico niho Robert
L, Valledor, hijo del senior En-
rique valledor y sefiora, Elsa
Villalba de Valledor, miembros
estlmados de nuestra colonia
Guiana residente en- Miami.
LIE enviamos nuestras mas ca
lidas felicitaciones, que hace-
mos muchos amos mas de vida.
amantisimos padres, y lie desea-
mos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
cumpIeonos

Aver viernes 10 de septiena-
bre cumplio 5 amos de edad. ele
simpatico e inteligente ninitoss
Julio A. Diaz, hijo amantisimeo
de la dana puertorriquena, Sc
nora Blanca Diaz, residente en-
esta ciudad. =
4
Por tai motive, aprovechan--
do Ell fin de semana, celebra-
ra la especial OCCASION junto..&
sus amiguitos manana domingo
en- Ell hogar de la familia del
conocido pianista, senior Luis-
Herrera.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
DEL HOGAR-por Victoria Alexandra
poema BE hoy
GUITARRA De cIEGo

Guitarra negra del Ciego
negra de lluvia y caminos,
con la estampa de la Virgen
en- ell vientre alabastrino,
y una borla que no sabe
va de dolores nj brillo...
TIL, que encendiste en- las tristes
pupilas del campesino
una chispa de esperanto,
y en- las mozas I'm divine
fulgor de inquietud temprana,
dime, guitarra del Ciego,
negra de lluvia y caminos:
tsabes til cual ha de ser
de esta mi terra ell destino?
En- TIL musica que es Ianto
y en- tn llanto que es martirio
hay afinidades intimas
q la pena del bohio.
Por ESQ es que halo en- III fondo.
eomo en- I'm pozo tranquilo.
todas las ~tristezas juntas
de la. choza y Ell plantio...
iVieja guitarra del Ciego,
Eegra de pena y caminos -!
HUMBERTO
-' (19O6.19S8)
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
MAUZQN
.TSentimental
por' A snaranta

Dirjanse las consuras a BUzON SENTIMENTAL. p. o. Box ss,
International Airport. Miami 4S, Fla. Rogamos a los Iectores o
lectoras qpe firmen sus cartaS ION un pseud6nimo o iniciaIes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

comido informed
Ell senior Pablo E. IrigOyen
v sonora, Flora Mendoza de Iri.
goyen, ofrecieron una comida
Internal EN- su residencia de Co.
raj Gables en- noches pasadas
en- honor del senior JustO A. DiaZ
y sonora, Carmen POnetti de
Diaz, de Tegucigalpa, Honduras
quienes Sc encuentran en- Mia
mi disfrutando de varias sema-
mas de vacaciones.
Fderon invitadas, ademas, nu-
nlerosas de sus amistades.
Pare Cuba
Despedimos cordialmente al
senor Ramon A. ROmeu, quien
sale por la via aerea para La
Habana, Cuba, en- ell dia de hoy
en- viaje relacionado con sus
aSuntos comercialeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
Maxwell Wins
MemphEGoIf

MEMPHIS. May 10 up. "A
sandy-haired Texan who pol
ished his golf on the hardpan
courses OF the Southwest fired
a cluster OF clutch brides yes
terday 10 win the $4,000 Mem
phiS Invitational.
Billy Maxwell. a former Ma
tional Amateur champion now
playing out Of Odessa, Tex,
capped his 5-under-par round
with a birdie on the 18th that
gave him top money by a
stroke.
Maxwell finished the 72-hole
medal play tourney over the
6.700-yard. 3i-36-70 Colonial
Country Club course with So
65- 68-65-267. That was good
for $4,000 cash and another
81 1000 when he appears at the
Tournament Of Champions in
Las Vegas.
Cary Middleton OF Memphis.
an old guard pro who was the
early favorite. finished second
with 67-67-68-66 worth
81 300.
Army Pvt. Mason Rudolph Of
Fort Chaffee. Ark, an amateur
who went into the final round
with a 3-stroke lead. lost his
putting touch. lie managed par,
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Griffs Rely on Sievers
For Recovery in West

by Bridges and Ramos In the
seventh inning Of the opener
Lumpe took a double away
from Yost In the eighth inning
OF the same contest. leaping TO
his right TO spear Eds liner.
The Senators haven't won
both games Of a double-header
In their last 20 tries.
Duren has retired is Senators
In five relief appearances and
10 Of those outs came on
strikeouts. Yogi Berra' &
single In the third inning OF
the second game ended an Ole
streak.
Washington'S home attend
ance Is 7i.s26 ahead OF last
years at the same stage.
The four-game series with the
Yankees drew 5000.
Ramos gave up only two hits
In the last ilve innings after
the Yankees belted him for
five runs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
NATIONAL

continued FROM rage A-2O
when two Braves we're hit by
pitches by Harvey Haddix.
Erskine maintained his old
hex over the Cardinals, who
always have been his favorite
victims. Although St. Louis had
eight hits. the crafty veteran
was tough with men on base.
Boyer's grand-slam homer in
the first inning Of the first
game came of Fred Kipp after
Ken had fouled of eight
pitches on a 80 count. RUDE
Walker and Johnny Roseboro
homered for the Dodgers in
the first game and Gil Hodges
and Charlie Neal in the second.
Chuck Essegian and Rip
Repulski hit home runs for the
Phils, while Dick Groat and
Frank Thomas homered for
the Pirates in their first game.
Thomas clout was his 18th,
giving him the major league
lead. Harry Anderson led the
Pills l3-hit attack in the sec
ond with a home run and two
singles.
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AMERICAN

Continued From Page A-20
spitball TO Ted williams In the
second inning.
Hardy was sent up 10 bat for
Roger Maris In the 18th at
Cleveland when Chicago
changed from a Highlander to
lefty Billy Pierce. Gary Geiger
and Minnie MinoSo were on
base when Hardy drove Pierce's
pitch into the leftfield stands.
Ray Narleski was the winner
over Jim Wilson. The Indians
came back to take the second
game after spotting the Sox
four runs in the first inning.
Don Mossi took the decision in
relief over Gerry Staley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
THE EVENING STARA-2l
Washington, d Q.
MONDAY, NAY >, inba

from 10 through u. Senseman
pared 10 with q stroke for a
net birdie, he knocked In a
birdie deuce on the 18th. and
Willett blrdied the i2th.
The winning low net scores
In qualifying was BY Joe Dobel
and Bob johnson OF Washing
ton with T7-i6-7i. Tourna-
ment medalists were Sal III
Maio and Ralph Bogart with q
gross so.
Results:
Championship nisht :. semianAls;
bee Mlllsf And JACK Mlllsr, Ashland,
oeisid Rsniy. unaSiashse. an snd 4:
GEORGES, Sci Bob De Maio and Buddy
blg Moodmont, and
Miilsr snd MllisP ! 90 n hoiss. w.t.
iti hiah,-Dr u a Reilly, N, and
Martin MecaIthy, Columbia, def, W,
z Roberts and Dick Ailboufns, colum-
ind dlghl--w I, EsuilQp and Jerry
and Frank Weller Columbia. s and y,
drd nieht--Wllliam Kenyon and ",
n nuekineham, Unattached. def John
swsfafl ana Raw Lewis, All View, 8
an night-J. s Murray and c. \.
Fisher Pittsburgh def W. NJ Yeat-
man and Ira shoemaker Washington.
5lh nisht--Leo Meyer and Or. 8.
ncnnett WaAhington. def n,
Hsimsr and Ben Treadwtll, KsnWood.
up
Consultations,
Championship n. L. Eberts and
prat,i and Buddy sharksy, ksnWood.
Isl night--Bm PARK and Herb Rudd.
nethesda, def Bill caSson and Eddie
Ault, indian Spring, 4 up, q holes
I'd fiight-0 c Whalen and Jim
and OBJ Able Prince Georges, . and /,
% night--Dr, ?, y criiley and Or.
J. P Kane. Columbia. def. Karl BaetS-
n nss and oeorSs Mock Bethesda 3
an hight--John Harrison ana Al
Brodsky Norbeck. def Merrill salter
and w r Simpson. Columbia. q and s.
5th hight-Biii Banviile and Paul
Larry otterbaek, East Potomac, 4
and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

won the mems doubles final in
the Count Godo tennis tourna-
ment yesterday. They defeated
the Australian team of Mervyn
Rose and Warren Woodcock,
Us. Ga. e..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
Ace at Pinecrest

William NJ. Smith of Alex
andria got the first ace Of the
season at the Pinecrest Golf
Club in Alexandria yesterday in
sinking a l35-yard shot at the
No. 3 hole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
Sensemon Whole Show
In Manor Golf Final

Bob Miller missed a putt Of
the same length on the 18th
that would have ended the
match.
Wlllett Upset
Willett obviously was upset
by the slow play Of the runners.
up. The Millers twice had been
asked by opponents 70 play
faster on Saturday. and they
continued. 70 hold long confer
ences over club selections and
over puts throughout the
tournament However the COM
'mittee chairman accompanied
the match, and did not warn
them, so they played within
their rights.
The Millers continued their
excellent team work In the
semifinals. defeating DR.. J. O.
Reilly, Jr. and Gerald Reilly. 5
and 3. SenSeman and Willett
won. 3 and 2, over Bob De Maio
and Buddy Fig Of Woodmont.
scoring three straight brides
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
Potty, Drobny Win

BARCELONA. Spain, May
.l9 R.- Bulge Patty of Los
Angeles and Paris and Jaroslav
Drobny of Egypt and London
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
BY MERRELL wHITTLEsEY
star stan Writer


The Districts amateur goll
stars received most OF the
early buildup In Manor coun-
try Clubs first member-guest
tournament, but the show
stealer was Vanse Senseman. a
legitimate i3-handicap player,
who teamed with Oil Willett,
the Prince Georges champion.
to win the title.
Ten hours and IS minutes
after the first semihnal left the
tee yesterday morning. Willett
and Senseman defeated the
Miller brothers, Bob Of the
host club and Jack OF Ash
land. Ohio, up In 81 holes.
Under tournament rules.
overtime matches had 20 play
three extra holes instead OF one
because OF possible use OF ham
dicap strokes on the first three
holes. In the final Willett
played from scratch. Bob Mil
Ter had three strokes, Jack two.
and Senseman 10.
Birdie Decides
Willett's birdie three on the
18th hole was the eventual
margin Of victory, but in the
regulation IS Gil was of his
game for the first time in the
tournament.
Senseman, a former club
mate OF Gil's at Prince
Georges. was superb under
pressure. After the Miller
brothers took an early 2-hole
lead after five. Senseman won
the first hole for his team on
the sixth. 1t was Senseman who
gave his team the lead for the
first time on the ninth. Sense
man who won the l4th with a
five for a net par, and Vance
who had a par on Is for a net
birdie.
Jack Miller was low scorer
for the regulation 10 with a rs,
while Willett had rs. After
Gil scrambled to a great halve
on l6 to protect his teams /
up lead, he missed a 2-footer
on II to halve the hole. But
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
BOYS BASEBALL

COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
A League
White SoN, q, Indians. 5.
Tigers, TO- Red Sex, 3.
B LeaEue
Cards, IL; Iroquois, i3 ttiel.
Pirates, p: HuronS. T.
Reds, 10, BlackhawkS. q
Blackfeet, Is: NavshoeS, q.
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Continued From Page A-2O
fourth inning Of the FIRST game
and they belted al cicotte for
three runs In the third inning
Of the nightcap. Both uprisings
were suffcients
The Senators picked up a
run In the first inning OF the
opener after Yost walked and
went 10 third on Faye Throne
berry's single. Yost was trapped
In a rundown when Clint
Courtney grounded 10 Mary
Throneberry at FIRST base. but
Faye took third on the run
down and scored on Jim Lem
on's grounder.
Mantle, Maglie Homer
Mickey Mantle opened the
fourth with a homer and On
McDougald doubled of Yost's
glove. humpe fouled out, but
Elston Howard singled and
Marv Throneberry doubled TO
score McDougald. Maglie then
pumped a three-run homer
into the Yankees bullpen, the
second Of his lengthy major
league career.
The Senators picked up their
other run Of the day after RAM
os beat out a bunt in the fifth.
He went to second when Yost
grounded out and scored on
Faye Thornberry's single.
Washington mustered a threat
in the ninth when Lemon and
Neil Chrisley singled with none
out to chase Maglie. but Duren
came along to burst the bubble.
Julio Becquer flied to short
center and the runners adj
vanced when Rocky Bridges
grounded out. Pinch Hitter
Sievers walked. but Plews, bat
ting for Ramos, watched a third
strike.
Only Two Reach Second I
The Senators got two run
ners to second base in the Sec
ond game and neither advanced
to third. In both cases the
Senators needed the help of
errors TO get as far as second
base.
N"w York collected its runs
in the third after Turley
walked with one out. Norm Sic
bern took a third strike, but
Yogi Berra and Tony Kubek
singled for one run and Mantle
doubled of Bridges glove to
drive across two others.
NOTES: Outfielder Albie
Pearson is likely to miss the
Senators entire trip. He
was sent home with the
mumps as the first game got |
underway. First Baseman
Norm zauchin became i'll after
hitting a single in the fourth |
inning Of the first game and
retired, but he pinch-hit in the
second game.
Siebern backed against the
leftfield fence to haul in drives
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
Israel Predicts
Sturt on A-PIunt
Within 5 Years

JERUSALEM. Israeli Sector
Aug. ~ (AP).-In the next i've
years Israel viii take the flrst
steps toward setting up an
atomic power plant, Finance
Minister Levi Eshkol announced
yesterday.
Addressing delegates TO a
conference Of the State of Israel
Bonds organization. he said I:
Israel is a typical country to
which atomic power for peace
full use can be well applied and
exploited"
Commenting on Israeli de-
velopment, Mr. Eshkol declared
IAN economic analysis recently
completed shows that we have
reached a position in which our
production fully covers national
consumption, including amorti-
zation Of invested capital goods.
In other words the two million
Israelis are matching their
consumption with their produc-
ton"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
World Bank
Talks 0K'd
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower has
given his go-ahead to interna-
tional talks aimed at setting
up a new free world agency to
finance the economic growth of
underdeveloped nations.
In a letter to Secretary of
the Treasury Anderson, Presi-
dent Eisenhower linked this pro.
poSal with a recommendation
that resources of the World
Bank and the International
Monetary Fund be increased.
The President said "the we'll
being of the free world is vitality
affected by the progress of the
nations in the less developed
areas as well as the economic
situation in the more indus
traialized countries"
Mr.. Eisenhower's proposals
yesterday came in the wake of
q Senate resolution calling for
a study to decide whether It
is feasible to set UP an inter-
national development associa-
ton.
Such an agency would f.
nance development projects
through long-term, low-inter-
est loans. Among other things.
1t would provide a means of
investing foreign currencies
through such channels as the
sale of farm SURPRISES.
Mr.. Eisenhower told Mr.. An
derson that such an agency,
connected with the World
Bank, could promote the banks
lending activity and thus step
up economic activities of the
banks less developed member
countries.
The President instructed Mr..
Anderson also to propose
greater resources for the bank
and monetary fund at a meet
ing of the 65-member nations
in New Delhi. India, next
month.
Mr.. Eisenhower did not spec
ify any particular increases.
Mr.. Anderson told q news con-
ference this would have to be
worked out in consultation
with the other countries.