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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

of planning philosophy which is keyed to
persons of high income. 1t was pretty silly
and Mr.. Gingery either intentionally or
otherwise missed the whole point of Bur-
RACES argument. The high income families
should not be Disseminated against just be-
cause they have high incomes. When they
settle in communities that have one or two
acres of ground around their expensive
homes, it is up to government officials to try
to preserve these areas rather than break
them down. That's all Mr.. Burrage was try
ing to say and Mr.. Gingery should restudy
the question if he disagrees.
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HOES the mere presence of a sewer line
- mean that an area must have high dem
SitV develonment2
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in nature. l hope it is not sacr
igeous to say that 1 feel closer to God wa
Town in some deep woods than anywhere else
So then, maybe, do go to church after all.
Keep your face to the sunshine and
you cannot see the shadow
Helen Keller
The pain of the mind is worse than
the pain of the body. -Syrus
There is no friendship, no love, like
that of the parent for the child.
Henry Ward Beecher
A handful of patience is worth more
than bushel of brains. Dutch Proverb
If peace cannot be maintained with
honor, it is no longer peace.
Lord Russell
There are many lovely women, but
no perfect ones. Victor Hugo
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Geiger Counter
Won by Woman

Mrs. John Seleski, of 700 Bal.
timore Road, Rockville, this week
was announced the winner of a
geiger counter in a contest con-
Quoted by Mechanic Illustrated.
She won the prize for selecting
five articles from the magazine
which most closely tailed with a
list of articles ranked by interest
by a national survey.
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I Believe
Out Of Doors
Is Ny Church
BY Roy Lee Yinger

lot of people ask me why don't go to
church
There are many reasons why.
First of all, don't get any inspiration out
of it. Few go there to worship Most go because
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Colombia Concedio Sa|yoconducto
a 6 Mi|itares que Estaban Asi|ados

niente Alberto Cendales, sc fugo
hace varias semanas sin que Sc lie
haya encontrado
Los civiles comprometidos en- la
rebellion, Jose Maria Prada CAGE
res y Mario Pinilla, .habian obteni-
do asllo y lograron salvoconducto.
Ell prlmero de ellos viajo a Ecua.
dor.
Todos estan siendo juzgados, en-
ausencia, por ell consejo de guerra
que Sc instalo Ell primero de agosto,
ell que juzga tambien a otros IS
oficiales y suboficiales que partici-
paron en- ell mismo golpe.
Tampien comparece ante Ell con-
seio de guerra ell Coronel Quintin
Gustavo Gomez, que ell dos de ma
20 era comandante general de la
policia nacional. Sc lie acusa de CO.
bardia y uegligencia para encarar
a los revoltosos.
FL Coronel Forero Gomez sali6
anoche en- avi6n hacia Panama,
con rumbo a Ell Salvador, ell pals
asilante.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Mayer A~cereamienfe Entire los
Periodisfas Propone Munti|Iu

LIMA, agosto 13-(UPD.- Car.
los Mantilla Ortega, Presidente de
la Union Nacional de Periodistas
de Ecuador, dirigio un llamamiento
a los periodistas de la America,
para que trabajen por un mayor
conocimiento y un acercamiento
mas effective de sus pueblos.
En- conferencia que sustent6 ario
che en- la Association Nacional de
Escritores y Artistas, Martilla Or.
tega trato de ia function del perio-
dismo en- las R%elaciones Interame.
r~icanas" y propuso la creacion de
I'm ORGANISING de enlace, entire las
instituciones de periodistas de to-
da la America, que cumpla un
programa que incluya Ell intercam-
bio de periodistas.
Ell periodista ecuatoriano vista
a Lima junto con numerosas per-
sonalidades de SUI pals que asisten
a la celebration de la semana Gull
tural ecuatoriana.
Mantilla Ortega responsibilities a
los mismos organos de la prensa,
americanos, del "desconocimiento
entire nosotros" indicando que, en-
muchos casos, esos 6rganos, tanto
de la America Latina como de la
Sajona, aprovechan una minima
parte de la information sobre te.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

te del Banco Central de venezue.
la, Alfonso Espinoza, anuncio la
termination de los tramites para
la obtencion de un emprestito de
289.100.000 dolares.
Ell asunto ha pasado a manos del
Ministro de Hacienda, Jose Anto-
MO Mayobre, quien 10 presentara
a ia firma de la junta de gobierno.
Entire los numerosos bancos nor
teamericanos, canadienses y euro
peos, que hicieron ofertas al gobier-
no, Sc acepto la de 16, la mayor par
te de ellos norteamericanos y algu-
nos de Canada y Gran Bretana,
que actuan en- calidad de cores
ponsables del Banco Central.
Espinosa expreso luego: LAS
oferas recibidas excedieron nues-
tras aspiraciones maximas y los re
sultados obtenidos por nuestras
gestiones nos han demostrado, cla-
ramente, que Ell pals goza de con-
fianza en- los ~circulos fi~uancieros
del exterior por su conocida situa-
cion economical y SUI c~omprobada
capacidad y voluntad de pago."
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Gobierno ChiIeno Investiga Informaciones
Que Agencias de Prensa Envlan al Exterior

La prensa popular, por segundo
dia consecutive publica grandes
titulares sobre ell incidente con Ar
gentina, pur ell islote Snipe, mien-
tras que los diarios mas importan-
tes, como Gel Mercurio", LA Ma
cion" y "El Diario Ilustrado", de-
dican al asunto considerable espa-
clio y grandes titulos.
En- mayo pasado la marina ar
gentina desmantelo una baliza, CO.
locada o Chile en- csc desolado
y pequeno islote situado en- la re-
sion austral del continente, donde
Sc juntan los oceanos Atlantico y
Pacifico.
Chile y Argentina no han podido
llegar a I'm acuerdo total sobre la
delimitacion definitiva en- la re-
gi6n.
La armada de Chile, en- julio,
procedio a sacar la baliza argenti-
ma e lnstslo otra, luminosa, que fue
destruida ell sabado pasado por
fuerzas de marineria argentina que
llegaron al islote en- un destructor
pequeno Ell comandante de la ma
We, rechazo una protesta presenta-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
VISTA De BUENA
VOLUNTAD A MEXICO
HARA FL "RANGER"

WASHINGTON, agosto 49,
(UPI).-La marina informo que ell
portaviones Ranger" hara una vi
sta de buena voluntad de dos dias
al puerto de Acapulco, Mexico, hoy
y ell ~jueves.
Ell Ranger" esta completando
un viaje alrededor de la America
del Sur y ha visitado Puerto Espa-
ma, Trinidad; Rio de Janeiro, Bra
sill; Valparaiso, Chile y Callao, Pc
ri.
Ell portaviones regresara a su ba-
Sc, Alameda, California, ell 10 de
agosto. La marina dijo que "infor-
mes extraoficiales indican que la
mission de buena voluntad del Ran
ger ha tenido exito en- apoyo del
programa del Presidente Eisen.
hover de pueblo a pueblo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
sMATHERs DEMANDA AYUDA DE ZEE. UU. PARA
coMBATIR EPIDEMEA DE POLIO EN- NICARAGUA

BOGoTA, agosto 10 CUPID. -
(UPD.- Ell Senador democratic
George Smathers, propuso hoy que
Estados Unidos coopere con Mica
ragua para inocular contra la pa
ralisis infantil a todos los ninos de
Nicaragua cuya edad este entire
uno y siete amos. Hizo la propo-
sicion en- vista de Ia reciente cpl
demia de la poliomielitis ALI.
Senalo Ell legislator que 100 per-
sonas fueron afectadas en- Ell pals
centroamericano por la epidemic
y que varios ninos murieron. Su
programa, prosigui6, detendria to-
da Interior propagation del NAL
en- Nicaragua y serviria como de-
mostracion en- America Latina del
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

valor de las inoculaciones en- masa.
La poliomielitis ha sido drastica-
mente reducida en- Estados Uni.
dos en- los dltimos amos gracias a
las inoculaciones en masa. En- la
actualidad ha quedado extinguida
en- muchas communicates, y en- ell
pals hay excedente de vacuna con-
ira la poliomilitis.
Propuso Smathers que Estados
Unidos provea vacuna Suficiente,
para I'm programa de inoculacion
en- masa, ash como ell equipo y ell
personal para realizarla.
"Serfa un gesto sobresaliente de
buena vecindad de parte de nues-
rtopueblo para los pueblos latino
americanos", diio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

mas americanos que ofrecen las
srandes agencias noticiosas inter.
nacionales.
o..
Mantilla Ortega senalo Ia actitud
de la prensa peruana ante la cele-
bracion de la semana ecuatoriana,
como ejemplo de 10 que puede ha-
Ger la prensa continental para la.
borar por i'm mejor destino de la
comunidad americana en- los CAM
pos de la democracia, de la paz
Y de la libertad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Participation de EE. UU. en- Institution de
Fomento EIogiada por Enbajador de Colombia

(UPI).-El Embajador colombia
no, Jose Gutierrez, predijo aver
que la decision de Estados Unidos,
de particular en- la creacion de
una institution interamericana de
fomento y financiacion, "dara por
resultado un mas solido y veloz de-
sarrollo economico de las naciones
latinoamericanas".
Senalo que ell paso es tan impor-
tante, como la anterior decision de
Estados Unidos, de colaborar en-
los paises productores de cafe, en-
I'm estudio de las medidas de esta-
bilizacion.
A continuation Sc transcribe la
declaration del diplomatico COLON
biano, presidente del grupo de es-
tudio y asimismo p~residente del
C~onsejo de la OEA: .
"La decision de los Estados Uni
dos, de particular en- medidas para,
regularizar Ell mercado de produe-
tos primaries de la America Lati-
ma, para evitar bruscas fl~uctuacio-
mes en- precios; y ell anuncio hecho
aver de que ell gobierno de Esta-
dos Unidos ha decidido promover
una corporation de desarrollo eco
nomico, financiado por todos los
PASSES de America, son los dos pa
SOS mas positivos dados en- Ell cam
pc de la cooperation inter-ameri-
cana.
A estos rpasos les atribuyo Ia
significacion de que fortaleceran
vigorosamente los sentimientos
de amistad y solidaridad en- ell He
misferio y seran la base para un
d~esarrollo econ6mico mas firme y
acelerado en- los pueblos de la
America Latina.
"Las dos aspiraeiones mas visi-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

BOGOTA, agosto 13.-(UPI)-
Ell Mlnistro de Relaciones Exterio-
res, Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala,
anuncio anoche, ante ell Senado,
que ell gobierno concedi6 salvocon-
ducto a los seis militares, asilados
en- embajadas a raiz de la frustra-
da rebellion del dos de mayo pasa-
do, y .agrego que "muchos estan
va fuera del pals"
Los salvoconductos fueron entire
gados aver y al mismo tempo Sc
solicito a las respectivas embaja-
das, que dispusieran la salida de
los asilados a la mayor brevedad
possible.
La Cancilleria, sin embargo, rel
tero que clio no significa ell aban-
dono de la tests colombiana, en- ell
sentido de oue los militares en- SER
vicio active no estan amparados
por ell principle del asilo politico.
Ell Ministro Turbay, Sc present6
ante ell Senado para informar So
bre la expedition de los salvocon-
ductos y lego 81 texto de la nota
que envio a cada uno de los emba-
| .iadores de PERT, Salvador, Para
quay, Guatemala y Uruguay.
La nota dice que Colombia no
renuncia a la tests sobre la cual
elevo consulta al Comite Juridico
Interamericano, pero que expidio
los salvoconductos, respetuosa al
derecho de calificacion u~nilateral
del asilo de parte de la naci6n ash
lante.
Agrega que Ell gobierno de Co.
lombia habia alberto "~prudente
compass de espera", al demorar los
salvoconductos, esperanto que los
gobiernos asilantes pudieran AGO.
ger Ia tests c%olombiana, pero que
en- vista de su renuencia e insisten-
cia en- los salvoconductos, decide
finalmente entregarlos.
Ell Canciller rurbay inform6 al
Senado que. la determination Sc
adopt6 despues de largo estudio
con Ell Presidente, Lleras Camar.
60. Ell Senado 10 cito para ell mar
ties proximo, en- que Sc realizara el
debate sobre el asilo.
Los oficiales beneficiados con ell
sa%lvoconducto son, ell Teniente Co.
ronel, fernando Forero Gomez, CO.
mandante de la extinta policia mi
litar que commando la rebellion; Ell
Captain, Armandu Becerra y los
Teniehtes jaime Calder6n, Alvaro
Castaneda, Arnoldo Ortiz y Daniel
Escalanre.
FL septimo militar asilado, Te-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Setecienfos J0venes Efectuaron
Manifestation Ante ell Consulate
de Ia RepdbIica Argentina

SANTIAGO, agosto 10 CUPID
Setecientos jovenes efectuaron
aver una manifestation, ante Ell
consulate argentine en- Valparaiso,
a raiz del incidente del islote Sni-
pc.
Frente a la cancilleria de la en-
bajada argentina, en- esta capital,
Sc produjeron una manifestation
anteayer y dos aver participando
escaso numero de personals.
Esta noche Sc formo una nue.
va manifestation la tercera del
dia- frente a la cancilleria de la
embajada argentina y recorri6 la
avenida principal de Santiago,
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Nicaragua a Favor
de Ia C~onfefeneiu
lnfefumeficund

MANAGUA, agosto .13 (UPT)-
Ell Viceministro de R%elaciones Elk
teriores, Roman Pacheco, dijo en-
rueda de periodistas que Nicaragua
"veria con agrado" la realization
de la co~nferencia interamericana
de jefes de estado propuesta por
Brasil, "siempre que de ella. fue.
ran a derivarse ventajas para las
buenas re~laciones entire los paises
del Hemisferio".
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
EE. UU. Principal
%Comprudor del
Cafe BrusiIeno

RIO DE JANEIRo, atosto 49,
(UPI).-En Ell pasado mes de julio
las exportaciones de cafe brasileno
fueron de 923.205 sacos de 900 XII
los cada uno.
Una vez mas Ell principal COM
prador fue Estados Unidos con
371.000 sacos. Santos siguio siendo
ell principal puerto de exportacion
del grano, con 2o2. 900 sacos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

to. Tambien estuvo presente Ell CO.
mandante en- jefe del estado ma
yor, general de las fuerzas armadas,
General Rene Vidal.
Sobre 10 tratado Sc ha manteni-
do reServa absolute. h,
Mientras tanto, y segun informa
hoy el Mercurio, ell gobierno chile
no esta investigando la informa.
cion que las agencias e%xtranieras
envian al exterior.
Los directories de las agencias
noticiosas extranjeras han sido ci,
tadas para esta tarde en- la oficina
de prensa de la cancilleria.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
cuneiNer Prepare Declaration sObre la Dispute con Argentina

argentine en- Santiago, Ernesto No.
CUES, una dura nota en- la cual pro-
testaba por la accion naval argen-
tina.
(En Buenos Aires sc esperaba
anoche una declaration Official, de
la :ancilleria la cual ha mantenido
absolute hermetismo Official sobre
Ell inc;dente.)
Largas conferencias Sc han rea-
lizado en- ell Ministerio de Defensa
y en- la cancilleria en- relacion con
ell incidente Con ell Ministro de
Defensa, General Luis Vidal, Sc
han reunidL los commentaries en- je-
fe de la marina. aviacion y ejerci-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Regresu d Brasil
Delegudo Personal
de Kubistchek

BOGOTA, agosto 13.-(UPD-
Ell senior Settle Camara, enviado
personal del Presidente del Brasil
Juscelino Kubitschek, emprendio
en- la manana de aver su regreso a
Rio, despues de informar personal
mente al Presidente, Alberto Lie
ras Camargo, sobre ell plan demo-
minado Operation Panamericana".
Settle Camara, sc entrevisto con
-(Pasa a Ia pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

da por un Official de la marina de
Chile.
Dos dias antes Argentina habia
entregaoo una nota al Embajador
chileno en- Buenos Aires, Jose Ma
"a, en- Ia cual sostenia que ell islote
p%ertenecis a Argentina.
Chile califico de "descortes' la
nota y aver Maza entrego una
"energica" respuesta a la Argent
ma.
Ell domingo por la noche, ell Mi
nistro de Relaciones Exteriores de
Chile, Alberto Sepulveda, puso en-
manos del encargado de negocios
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Venezuela REQUIRE por Primera vez
en- IS Amos al Prestumo Extruniero

CARACAS, agosto 31.-(UPD-
Ell estado .v~enezolano recurre por
primera vez en- cerca de IS amos,
al .prestamo extranjero y Ell volu-
men de este es superior a cualquie.
"a ~operacion que Sc haya efectuado
en- pals latinoamericano alguno.
Ell prestamo Sc obtiene para GU
brir las obligaciones dejadas por
ell gooierno de Marcos Perez Jime-
1ez.
En- rueda de prensa, el presiden-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

bles en- las delegaciones latinoame-
ricanas, en- las conferencias en-
Quitandinha en- 1854 y en- Buenos
Aires en- 1857, han merecido ell res
paido del gobierno de Estados
Unidos como una gran contribu-
cion al bienestar de los pueblos
menos desarrollados".
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAs-Pdu. 3

p%rofiriendo denuestos contra la
Republica Argentina y la marina
de csc pals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
Permanent Disorminq
Group Asked In Senate

Senator Mansfield Of Mon
tana, Democratic Whip. said
yesterday the task Of achieving
disarmament has become so
important the special Senate
subcommittee on the subject
should be made permanent.
The subcommittee Is due TO
expire at the end OF this month.
Its chairman. Senator Hum
phrey, Democrat Of Minnesota.
has called a meeting for 4 pm.
tomorrow TO consider whether
another extension should be
asked.
Whatever decision is reached
by the subcommittee. probably
win be acted on by the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
at its weekly meeting Tuesday
Although the subcommittee
included members assigned
from the Armed Services and
Atomic Energy Committees. 1t
has functioned as an adjunct
OF Foreign Relations.
1t was not clear yesterday
whether those who want the
subcommittee kept alive will
prevail.
Senator Green. Democrat Of
Rhode Island, chairman Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

three Americans in that area
nearly 10 months ago.
The victims were Kelvin M
Carroll. 81. of Issaquah. Wash.
a Point 4 area development ad-
wiser; his wife. Anita. 35. and
Brewster A. Wilson, IS. Of Port
land. Greg. a specialist Of the
Near East Foundation and con-
tractor for the international
Cooperation Administration In
Iran.
They were crossing the wild
country in two station wagons
when Dadshah's band am
pushed them March "a. Mr.
Carroll and Mr.. Wilson were
knitted to death. Mrs. Carroll
was abducted. A week later she
was found shot to death six
miles from the site Of the at
tack.
Dadshah. over 60. was out
lawed in l947 for numbering his
young wife Bali. her lover and
three relatives of the man. He
had made q living breeding
camels and pulling a holdup
now and then.
After the Americans were
killed. the Shah Of Iran or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
Agreement Awaits
Telephone Strike

NEW YORK. Jan. IL (R.--A
threatened Nationwide strike
by 25.500 long-distance tele-
phone workers was averted to-
day when the company and
union agreed on a new Is
month contract.
Representatives of the Amer
lean Telephone & Telegraph
Co. and the Long Lines Divi-
sion Of the Communications
Workers of America announced
the agreement Jointly at $50
pm. after q lengthy bargain
ing session.
Wage increases for telephone
operators range from 50 to 81
and for maintenance men from
81 to IS. the officials said.
If approved BY the union
membership. the new contract
would become effective Feb
ruary 10. Negotiators said it
would not be retroactive to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
Killer of 3 Americans
Reported Slain in iran

TEHERAN. Iran. Jan. II ~
The notorious bandit Dadshah,
long hunted for the killing Of
three Americans, was shot dead
today In q blistering gun fight
In the desert wilds. police an
nounced.
Gen. Aligholi Golpira. Iran 4
national police commander,
said the end for the bandit
leader came In a fight with
police near Haft Kuh. in South
eastern Iran near the Pakistan
frontier.
Gen. Golpira said the fight-
ing was bitter and lasted sew
eral hours.
One press report said Dad
shah had been wounded and
captured. but Gen. Golpira in
sisted that according to his re-
ports Dadshah died Of wounds.
Dadshah's younger brother
was also killed. Gen. Golpira
said. and four other bandits
were wounded and captured.
Police long had wanted Dad
shah but they stepped up the
hunt for him at the urging Of
the Shah Of Iran after the BAN
dit and his men ambushed the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

Foreign Relations Committee
was noncommittal on the sub
ject. and Senator Wiley of Wis
consin. ranking Republican on
the committee said he had not
arrived at any conclusion.
Senator Mansfield say he
thinks the subject is more i'm
portant today than when the
subcommittee was set up several
years ago.
1T would be in our interests. +"
he said. TO have in existence
a bipartisan committee ready
to consider any developments
as they occur in the discussion
of disarmament agreements"
Even If the subcommittee is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
HERE ARE THE SIMPLE RULES
FOR THE STARS COMIC CONTEST

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2. Write In 100 words less why you like to read
newspaper comics This also must be piece Of by 10
white 1t should be printed typewriter in neat
clear handwriting.
3, FiI out the entry blank below and attach it to
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4. Entries should be mailed to Comics Editor 40l
Star Building washington d. c. No entries will be
turned The judges decisions will be final and the entries
win be the property Of The Star and the Newspaper
Comics Council, Inc.
s. Only boys and girls 10 and under are eligible. and
only entry will be accepted from each contestant
Contestants must not be related to anyone employed by
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Entry blanks win appear each weekday on The star
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

January 3 when the old Is
month contract ran out.
The latest round Of contract
talks began yesterday and con-
tinued through the night and
up to the time Of the an
nouncement.
Wages In the old contract
ranged from s43 to $lle Q
week. varying according to
area and job. The new con-
tract calls for some minor
changes in working conditions
besides the wage increases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
Queen Joins Fight

TEHERAN. jan, IL A.--
Queen Soraya. beauteous
daughter Of q one-time rebel
tribal chief, Is reported to have
joined the fight for women's
rights in Moslem Iran. One
leader. Mrs. Ghamara Nasser.
said the 25-year-old wife Of the
shah has promised to use her
influence TO help the women's
rights group attain their goal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
Wife Of Renegade
|Wunts Children
Out Of Russiu

LONDON. Jan. II R.-The
Sunday Pictorial said tonight
the American-born wife OF
runaway British diplomat Dom
aid Maclean has split with her
husband and is desperately try
ing TO get their three children
out Of the Soviet Union.
The tabloid newspaper said
4l-year-old Mrs. Melinda Mac
lean has appealed for help to
British and United States au-
thorities. She is the former
Melinda Marling OF Chicago.
Mrs. Maclean. disappeared
behind the Iron Curtain from
Switzerland in l953-two years
after her husband, 43. and fell
low diplomat Guy Burgess fed
from London TO Moscow.
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dered an intensified hunt for
him. His band. reported to
number about two dozen. then
split up.
His brother. Ahmed Shah.
was caught In Pakistan and
brought TO Teheran. He Is in
jail awaiting trial.
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allowed TO die, 1t is expected
that the Foreign Relations
Committee will keep In touch
with Developments in the State
Department or the United Ma
tons looking tea reduction in
ornaments.