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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-29
FRISCO S

Ell hospicio mas antique, toda.
{ via en- active, de Estados Unidos,
Sc encuentra en- Bethesdam, GER
ca de Savannah, Ga. Fue estable-
cido en- 1740, aunque durante la
guerra civil fue usado como hos
pital por ell ejercito confedera-
do.
En- Japon no Sc desperdicia
ell champan, cuando Sc bota al
aqua un nuevo barco, rompien-
do una botella contra Ia proa.
Los japoneses sueltan palomas y
globos como senal de buena suer-
tie y despues Sc toman ell cham
payne.
Ell pabellon de Estados UNI
dos en- la Feria Mundial de Bru-
selas, que costo cinco millones
de dolares, en- ell edificio circular
mayor del mundo, sin columns
interiors;, de acuerd o con la
edici6n de 1858 de American
Annual.
La primera "corrida" del orc
que tuvo lugar en- Estados Uni
dos, tue en- 1928, en- Auraria, en-
ell norte de Georgia. Una casa
moneda estaba funcionando,
muy cerca, en- Dahlonega, Ga.
desde 1888 a 1861.
Connecticut fue ell primer es-
tado de Estados Unidos que es-
tablecio legislation sobre auto
movies en- ell ano 1901.
La primera Estacion Expert
mental de Agriculture de Esta-
dos Unicos, fue fundada en- ell
aho 1735, en- Savannah, Georgia.
La golondrina del Artico tiene
mayor ruta de migracion que
ninguna otra ave del mundo. We
ranea en- ell Artico e inverna en-
ell Antartico.
La production de energia
en- Nueva Inglaterra lego a 26
mil millones de kilowatt-horas,
durante ell ano 1851, un aumen-
to de mil quiLlentos millones,
SCORE ell ano anterior.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-29
g. ANGLlcISMO EN- ESPANOl
coNTEMPoRANEo

Con 81 prop0sto de conhibuF al mantenimtento de- Il puresa de-
nuetro tdioma. diariamente pubncaremos OF eaa pznna an artkmlo del
mteFesante , novedoso Dccionario de AngHcismos del eminente nternS
ERMINAL ~
Els. angicismo usar eta paabra para indicar Ia ciudad 0 lugaf
donde termina una Inca de ferrocarriI, de omnibus o de navigation
aerea, reproduciendose lteralmente la VOC ingIesa terminal (pr
termina). Ell SUBSTANTIVE espanol es t&rminO.
Terminal en- espanol es adjective que denota 10 que pOne fin Q
termino a una cosa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-29

La production de energia
en- Nueva Inglaterra lego a 26
mil millones de kilowatt-horas,
durante ell ano 1857, un aumen-
to de mil quiLlentos millones,
SCORE ell ano anterior.
, 1958-07-29
ABUNDANT LIFE
DO YOU WANT COD 10 HEAL YOUR BODY?
by ORAL ROBERTS

world for them. And Jesus anne to
save the soul, TO heal the mind and
the body, and to lift people o a higher
plane of daily living, We call this
higher plane "the more abundant life"
And that is why we know that Christi
anity is vitality connected with our
health and well-being.
Q. Should a person use other re-
sources before coming to God for
healing?
Ordinarily, yes. God in his goodness
has placed many healing agencies on
earth for US. These are agencies such
as medical skill, regular recreation and
exercise, proper eating, climate, love
and understanding.
Included also are strong positive
mental and spiritual attitudes. VIZ
must constantly challenge any fears,
Illustrations or hate we may be fostering.
We must seek for right relations with
others. On the other hand, we know
hat all true healing comes from only
n source-God. But not everyone
has the strong conviction to be able
to receive healing through faith alone.
For those, however, who do have
the faith to come directly to the source.
God is prepared to bless them even as
Christ promised when he said, AS
thou hast believed, 50 be il done unto
thee"
Q. How can | know when l have
really believed?
When you can no longer doubt
when all things you have been trying
TO do to help you believe have been
done when you know without
any reservation that what God has
promised to do, he will do when
you reach that state Of KNOWING.
then you have really believed.
, 1958-07-29

The top men on my staff and l were
interviewed recently. These are three
of the questions asked. believe the
answers are very important to every
one seeking help from God. invite
you, my readers, to consider them for
your own personal benefit.
Q. Is there any connection between
Christianity and health?
Yes, very much indeed! Our health is
a vital challenge to Christianity, And
every Christian can thank God for his
opportunity to help bring Gods heal
ing power into the bodies Of his fellow
men today, as we'll as salvation to their
souls.
Healing" as we use the word,
means an all-inclusiveneSS. We believe
that Christ wants to heal your soul;
he wants to heal your body; he wants
to heal your attitude. In fact, Christ
wants to make you whole and complete
in your entire being. The phrase that
he very often used was this: BE made
whole" which literally means, be in
good health, soul and body.
Our Lord Jesus is concerned with all
hurt things. He came to heal all who
are hurt and t o a v the lost.
The Bible says that every time a
l%irtle, worthless sparrow falls to the
ground God sees it. When some little
boy shoots into a tree and you see a
little sparrow crumpled with its wings
folded, you may remember that God is
concerned with that little bird.
When God looked down from
Heaven, he saw that people were hurt.
Their bodies were afflicted. Their minds
were filled with illustration, fear and
torment. Their souls were bound by
evil and sin.
God looked upon them and heard
their cries. He sent his Son into this
, 1958-07-29
COOPERATION, PLEASE

NOW n again some Individual or group
of individuals will become highly incensed and indig-
nant because his name or the name of the group OF
which he is a part. did not make the headlines with
some event which he. or they, considered important. An
occasional isolated incident would not merit comment,
but when it begins TO develop into a pattern then it
seems Cn1y Just that comment be made.
A NEWSPAPER-ANY newspaper-loves nothing
better than to have news. But believe it or not, the great
bulk Ct news printed by newspapers of small towns
comes from the people themselves. Usually a telephone
call, or a note, or even personal contact serves the pur-
pose. If informationsi is submitted and not printed, then
there is seeming justification for adverse comment, but
when there are great pains to remain silent, only with
a view to later making adverse criticism, then that is
another matter, and not at all fair, even to the critics
themselves.
LARGE INSTITUTIONS, land even small ones)
devote much time and attention to public relations.
Many Of them have well equipped and well trained
stats whose duty is to see that the proper information
reaches the public about their companies and offices.
Realizing the value of this, the Senate recently appro-,
priated funds to employ a public relations firm to
present our case to Congress.
THE TROUBLE LOCALLY is that neither the
Government nor individuals think much of seeing that
the public receives information. Press releases are few
and far between, and often done in such a manner as to
leave the impression that the whole thing is hit and
miss. Individuals, on the other hand, should give a call,
and this paper would be most happy to have the public
share with them whatever information is Of interest.
This. it seems to us, is not too much to ask.
, 1958-07-29
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- CHAMPION or uDr oH y ,usrIcr G-@"5

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VOL. ia TUESDAY. JULY 20, 1858 NO. 1853
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Resolution P~etitioning the Congress OF the United states
to Appropriate Funds for the Improvement OF the Harbors
at Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas, and Chrlstlansted,
Saint Croix. Virgin Islands of the United. States.
The dredging Of the Harbor OF Charlotte
Amalie, Saint Thomas was, upon recommendation made
BY the Chief of Army Engineers, authorized by Congress-
in the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1897, pursuant to House
Document 200, 18th Cong. 1st Sess, to consist OF: (a) pro-
vision Of an entrance channel Sc feet deep and generally
600 feet wide, O) removal of Scorpion Rock to a depth OF
IS feet; (c) provision of an anchorage area 80 feet IN depth;
and, I'D breakWater 700 feet long between Rupert Rock
and the mainland; and,
.St. Croix Harhor was, upon recommendation of the
Chief Of Army Engineers, authorized by Public Law SIG,
I81st Cong, pursuant to House Document III. 81st Cong,
to consist of a channel Is feet deep, below mean, low, wa
ter and 800 #. wide from deep water in the Caribbean Sea
to a turning basin of the same depth about 600 feet wide
and 900 feet long; and,
HERE The Appropriation Act for the fiscal
year which ended June 80, 1851, appropriated the sum of
81, 900, 900 for the Saint Thomas Project, but the appro-
%priation was impounded by the Bureau of the Budget be-
cause of the outbreak Of war in Korea; and.
WHEREAS, Both projects are imperative from both
the strategic and economic points Of view; and,
WHEREAS, Both the Army and Navy have indicated
that the improvement of both harbors would contribute
materially to the National Defense and would improve the
value of the harbors as a hurricane refuge in this area;
and
WHEREAS The Improvement of both harbors would
be a boon to ships Of the United States Navy as well as
to Cruise Ships which are entering the harbors and,
WHEREAS, MANY large commercial Cruise Ships are
anxious to come to the Islands, but are unable to do SO be-
cause of the inadequate harbor facilities; and,
The improvement of both harbors is of
, 1958-01-10

lands.
BILL No. 367 An Act to Authorize the Construc-
ton Of Improvements at the Manning's Bay Race Track
in st. Croix, Virgin Islands, and for other Purposes.
L No. 375 To Authorize Certain Improvements
to the Christiansted Harbor. for the Construction Of a
Dock and for other Purposes.
COMFORT STATION AT ENTRANCE TO CAPITOL
The Legislature unanimously adopted a motion,
made by Senator John D.. MerWin and seconded by
Earle B. Ottey, directing the President Of the Legisla-
ture to call the Governors attention to the objection of
the Legislature to the erection of the public comfort
station at the main entrance Of the yard to the Capitol.
The President was also authorized to request immediate
suspension Of the project at its present location and to
recommend that a suitable site, at a reasonable distance
cas-. of the building, be selected.
ADOPTION OF BILL:
The following bill was discussed and adopted in the
form and by the votes indicated:
BILL No. 376
SECOND LEGISLATURE OF H VIRGIN
ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
O & z
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~Z
walter I'M. Hodge Weymouth Rhymer)
BillNo. 378-T To Amend Act No. 25 BILL No. 1902 TO
Standardize. Positions and Titles and Salary Rates in the
Government of the Virgin Islands and for other Purposes,
(Ottley, Reese, Rhymer, Gomez& Hodge,
Bill No. 379 Resolution to Urge the Congress to Elk
tend the time for Availability of Funds Under Section 70
(c) Gid of the Organic Act. fFrits LaWaetz, Ronald De Lugo,
Aubrey "A Anduze,- Theovald Moorhead. Lucinda Millin,
John D. Merwin and Walter In Hodge,
ASSIGNMENT OF BILLS:
FINANCE COMMITTEE
BILL Nc. 355 To Levy Certain Excise and other In
nal Revenue Taxes in the Virgin Islands, and for Other
Purposes.
BILL No. 356 To Provide for the Elimination Of the
Superficiarv House Problem Through Acquisition of Land
by the Government for Resale to Superflcary House
Owners, and for other Purposes.
BILL No. 358 To Provide an exemption for Home
stead Protection from the Real Property. Taxes Levied in
the Virgin Islands and for other Purposes.
BILL No. 800 To Authorize the Acquisition Of the
Area Known as the Sugar Estate Race Track" for the
Purpose of Contracting a Public Stadium and Recreation
Area, to Provide for the Naming of said Stadium, and for
other Purposes.
BILL No. 1863 To amend Act No % Bin No. 1907
E"To Standardize Positions and Titles and Salary Rates in
the Government of the Virgin Islands, and for other Pur-
poses"
BILL No 1854 Act Establishing a Base Pay for Full
Time Employees of the Government of the Virgin Islands!
L 1863 Act to Provide for the Expansion OF the
Knud-Hansen Hospital.
BILL No 31 Resolution Directing the Finance
Committee of the Legislature to Investigate and report on
the Feasibility Of Effecting a Five Per Cent (50 Increase
in in Salaries Of Government Employees.
IL No 378- To Amend Act No. 25 Bill No. 1907
ITO Standardize Positions and Titles and Salary Rates in
the Virgin Islands, and for other Purposes
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH EDUCATION.
WELFARE, AGRICULTURE & LABOR:
BILL No. 357- To Further Amend Bill No. 1913, "The
Ottley-Richards Land and Home Loan Act" Approved by
the Governor on July Z, 1858, as Amended.
, 1958-01-10
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH EDUCATION.
WELFARE AGRICULTURE & LABOR:

IL No. 357 To Further Amend Bill No. 1913, "The
~Ottley-Richards Land and Home Loan Act, Approved by
the Governor on July Z, 1853, as Amended.
BILL No. 365 Act to Amend Act No. SO of the First
Legislature Of the Virgin Islands entitled ITO Provide for
the Establishment within the Virgin Islands" approved
June 4, 1856.
No. 366 An Act to Provide Incentive to Per
sons Engaged in or DESTROYS of Entering the Field of Farm
ing, and for other Purposes.
BILL No 1853 To Provide Annual Leave with Pay to
Wage Farmers in Private Enterprises in the Virgin Islands,
and for other Purposes.
BILL No. 3724Actsto Provide for the Treatment, Cor
rection and Handling of Juvenile Delinquents.
BIL No. 373 2 To Provide for the Establishment of
Bands in the Public High Schools.
BILL No. 374 To Provide for the Care, Treatment
and disqualification of the Chronically-Ill.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS SAFETY AND
TRADE
BILL No. 359 To Authorize the Construction of
Bus Shelters for the Protection of School Children in the
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-24
FRUSTRAN PLANES
PERONISTAS

BUENOS AIRES, julio % CUPID
Las autoridades policiales frus.
traron los planes de los peronistas,
de efectuar ell sabado 26 unagran
manifestation para conmemorar ell
sexto aniversario de la muerte de
Eva Peron.
Ell anuncio political dice que du-
rante tod ala semana quedan pro
hibidas las reuniones pdblicas en-
ell centric de Buenos Aires, sin en-
barge, en- toda la ciudad habian
%aparecido carteles en- que los pero-
nistas anunciaban la gran nantes
taci6n del sabado.
Los peri6dicos peronistas tam.
bien dieron gran publicidad a Ia
misma.
Segun circulos allegados a Ia po-
hcia, esta Sc entero de que existia
ell proposito de provocar graves
disturbios, en- algunas reuniones
proyectadas para la semana en-
curse, por 10 que decide prohibir-
las totalmente en- interes del or
den publico.
DIVISION DE SOCIALISTS
BUENOS AIRES, julio % CUPID
Ell Partido Socialista ha queda-
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-24

cuada en- sus %problemas y una
total participation en- la solu-
cion de los mismos, de acuerdo
a los principles establecidos por
la organization regional. Duran
tie los ultimos amos --dijo ell Dr..
Manger--estos derechos han 81
do negados en- gran parte, mo-
tivando esta circumstance I'm de-
bilitamiento entire los vinculos
fnteramericanos.
Prosigui6 ell DR.. Manager d.
ciendo que zen lugar de rega-
los, Latinoamerica esta ~interesa-
da en- prestamos para promover
su d~esarrollo economico y este
capital debe provenir al princi-
pic de fuentes privadas siendo Ell
problema aquf, ell preparar I'm
china favorable para esta clase
de %inversiones. Para proveer de
fondos a proyectos que no pue-
den financiarse con recursos pri-
vados, los latinoamericanos han
propuesto reiteradamente ell es.
tablecimiento de I'm Banco In
teramericano o I'm fondo intera-
mericano de fomento. Nosotros
hemos preferido actuar a traves
de la Administration de Coope-
raci6n International, estable-
ciendo ash las negociaciones en-
bases bilaterales -practicamen-
tie unilaterales- en- vez de adop-
tar ell criterio multilateral que
es ell mas encomiable y apropia-
do para la America Latina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-24
Mexico
Mexico
PAN Denunciu eli
Arresto de 80
de sus Miembros

MEXICO, julio 23-(UPD.-El
Partido Accion Nacional (PAN).
derrotado en- las pasadas elecclo-
mes, anunci6 que 30 de sus MEM
bros fueron encareelados en- Her
mosillo, Sonora, despues que la po-
licia intervino para discover una
reunion del partido.
La Secretaria de Gobernacion
ordeno, hace dos semanas, la sus-
pension de todos los mitines poll
ticos, despues que simpatizado-
res del PAN chocaron con MEM
bros del partido Official, en- Qua
dalajsra.
Ell. PAN aduce que la suspension
de las reuniones politicas es Illegal
e. Unconstitutional y que continue
ra realizandolas para defender los
derechos del pueblo.
FL PAN y ell Partido Popular,
%retiraron sus representatives de las
Juntas E%lectorales y han rehusado
reconocer la valdez de los conf
clos del seis de julio, cuyos result
tados incompletos dan n mayo
ria en- Ell Senado y en- la Camara
de Diputados al Partido Revolucio-
mario Institutional (PRD.
Ell candidate presidential del
PRf, Adolfo Lopez Mateo gan6 por
un margen abrumador.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-24
Ante lnduskiaIes de Washington
Sobre Ia Ayuda Economical a Ia
America Latina HabIo Dr.. Nanqer

WASHINGTON, D. G. PAU)
-"Deberiamos utilizar en- ma
yor proportion que en- la actua.
lidad las ventajas que ofrece la
accion multilateral, tai como ella
existe dentro de la Organization
de los Estados Americanos", di-
jo ell DR.. William Manager, Ex-
Secretario General Adjunto de
la OEA, en- I'm discourse pronun-
ciado en- una mesa redonda con
los industriales de Washington,
Agrego que "al seguir este ca
mino, reafirmariamos nuestro
interes. como miembros de la
comunidad interamericana, y al
mismo tempo, fortaleceriamos
las estructuras de la organiza-
cion regional que nosotros, en-
gran .parte, hemos contribuido a
establecer". FL DR.. Manager AFR
mo que ell mecanismo del siste-
ma establecido entire las 81 re-
publicas americans ha probado
ser un Instruments de gran
efectividad para solucionar dis
putas internacionales y mantle
ner ell estado de paz; tanto
exito ha tenido la Organization
en- este campo que clio solo JUS
t~ificaria su existencia. Anadi6
luego, layer, ell problema entire
nosotros y la America Latina
era politico; hoy, es economico.
Pero, la clave fundamental es
la misma: jesos problemas del
Continente deben discutirse y
solucionarse por la accion CO.
lectiva de todos los paises 0 por
la accion unilateral de uno de
ellos? Aprendimos a utilizar es-
tos principles en- los problemas
politicos sobre la paz y seguri-
dad; tambien debe ser possible
%aplicarlos a los economies.
Sostuvo mas ~adelante, que los
latinoamericanos no estan bus
cando ayuda por medic de rega-
los, concesiones especiales nj
dadivas, sino que ellos tienen to-
do ell derecho de esperar, como
miembros de la eomunidad de
America, la consideration ade-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-24
DO AMARAL PEIXOTO co.
MENTA VIAJE DE DULLES

WASHINGTON - CUPID = Ell
Embajador brasileno en- esta ca
pital, Aimirante Ernani do Anna
raj Peiyoto, declare aver que ell
Secretario de Estado, John Foster
Dulles, tenia ell proposito de con-
.tinuar adelante con sus planes de
visitar a Brasil, a principles del
proximc. mes no obstante La cri-
sis del Cercano Oriente.
Hizo la declaration despues de
c%onferenciar Is minutes con Dull
les, sobre los detalles de la vista.
Dijo que por ell momento, no ha-
bia una llsta de asuntos concretos
que tratar durante la vista de Dull
les.
Anadio, sin embargo, que Dulles
tenia ell prop6sito de salir de Wa
shington ell cuatro de agosto y lie
gar a Brasil al dia siguiente. Dull
les regresara a Estados Unidos ell
8 del mismo mes.
Do Amaral Peixoto manifesto a
los pericdistas, que Dulles mo to-
mia intenciones de zanzibar sus
planes" acerca del viaje por ell mo.
mento.
Tambien dijo ell Embajador,
que Dulles y las autoridades bra
silenas estudiarian la proposition
del Presldente, ~Juscelino Kubits-
chek, sohre robustecimiento de la
solidaridad interamericana. Ell
Presidente Kubitschek hizo SUI pro-
posicion en- carta que envi6 hace
algunas semanas al Presidente Ell
senhower
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-24
Niegan en- Colombia Fueran
Suspendidas Restricciones
Sobre los Precios del Cafe


anoche, que carecen de fundamen-
to las informaciones que Sc han
publicado sobre la suspension por
esa entidad de todas lisa restric-
clones en- ell precio nacional y de
exportacion en- las ventas de ca
fe.
Gomez Jaramillo desmintio en-
tono categorico tai version.
Tales versiones -dijo--, que
han sido utilizados para deprimir
ell mercado, son resultado de Ia in
compression del Gambia tecnico
hecho por la federation en- sus
arreglos de compras."
Explico que previamente la fe-
deracion tenia precios para cada
una de las 3 categorias de cafe: ell
limpio, ell corriente y Ell inferior.
Como no habra cafe limpio en-
la actualidad -afirm6 Gomez ia
ramillo- la federation ha estable-
cido I'm precio unico de compra,
ell correspondence al cafe corrien-
to-"
Nego asimismo ell rumOr circu-
lante en- ell mercado al efecto de
que la federation ha dado opcio-
mes a los exportadores sobre cafe.
No ha habido tales opciones -
declare Gomez Jaramillo y la fe-
deracion no tiene proyecto slgu-
no de zanzibar SUI politica a este
respecto."
Gomez Jaramillo, acompanado
por Adail Anna, presidente de la
Association de Concrete de San
tos, Brasil, y Luis Toledo Pisa So
brinho, que representa- al gobierno
del estado de Sac Paulo, en- ell FMS
lituto Brasileno del Cafe, saldran
manana microbes hacia la Repu-
blica Dominicana y Haiti.
La mission del grupo es, subrayar
la urgencia de I'm acuerdo unani-
me entire los paises latinoamerica-
NOS, productores de cafe para al
canzar una formula que de equi-
brio a I'm mercado amenazado por
enormes excedentes.
Los integrantes de la mission fue-
ron designados por ell Embajador
de Colombia en- Washington, Jose
Gutierrez Gomez, que es ell presi-
dente del grupo de estudio del ca
fe, del que forman parte las Is re-
publicas latinoamericanas produc-
toras del grano.
FL grupo Sc declare en- session
permanente en- la session celebrada
en- Washington ell pasado II de jul
lilo, en- su empeno por ~concertsr
I'm convenio international cafete-
no.
En- SUI reunion del 18 de julio, Ell
grupo reconocio la propuesta de
I'm sistema de Quotas para ell ano
cafetero de 1889, pero los re-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-24
biARl0 Las ANERICN-Psg. }
Frondizi Abordurd
Temu del PefroIeo
en- Discourse Hoy

BUENoS AIRES, julio % CUPID
Ell Presidente Arturo Frondizi
pronunciara ell jueves en- la noche,
SUI tan esperado discurso sobre Ell
petroleo, segun I'm communicate
Official expedido esta noche.
En- eirculos bien informados Sc
manifesto que Frondizi anuncia-
ra la concentration de varios con-
tratos entire ell gobierno argentine
y companies petroleras norteame-
ricanas.
Sc ahadi6 que ell embajador ar
gentino en- Washington, quien he
CARA ma1ana a Buenos Aires, trae
consigo los detalles esenciales de
los c%ontratos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-24
Russia da los Primeros Pasos en-
Firme Para Ia Compra del Cobre.
Chi|eno AunQue Aunente ST. vaIor

SANTIAGO, julio % (UPD.-
Justamente cuando ell cobre ma
terisl estrategico por excelencia-
aumenta su valor en- medic de la
tension belica mundial, Russia ha
dado los primeros pasos en- firre
para la compra de este metal en-
Chile.
Dos funcionarios de la embalada
rusa en- Buenos Aires, Ivan Lar
senko y Vasilo Ivanhov,- autoriza-
dos por Ell gobierno chileno, Sc
encuentran en- Santiago %conferen-
ciando con concentrates acerca de
la meior forma de comprar cobre
y otros productos. Russia y Chile no
mantienen relaciones diplomat
cas- .desde hace unos diez amos.
Recientemente Chile reclamo
que ell cohre fuera eliminado de
la lista de materiales estrategicos
que restringe la venta a las nacio-
mes comunistas.
Hasta ahora Chile ha vendido
alambre de cobre, de menos de
seis milimetros de diametro a los