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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

CHARMING HOME WITH A FIRsT-FLooR BEDROOM AND
BATH-5I22 SARATOGA AVENUE-oPEN SUM-, LA
real ehomer beautiful in wonderful neighborhood
Priced in Low 20s OWNER URGES QUICK SALE big bed
both End floor Screen porch Gorge Slate roof Lorss
lot with lovely old shode deu Location for off Western
Ave. convenient for the big Chevy Chose shopping center and
WoOdys" Short wuIk to popular WestbOOk Elementary River
Rood approximately blocks beyond Western Ave sorOtoso,
left to home
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BEDROOM, BATH AND 30-FT REC. ROOM IN FULL OUT
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JUST OFF WESTERN ANENUE-7lo9 PoMANDER LANE
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BATH BRICK RAMBLER HIGH ABOVE THE VALLEY WITH
IN A FEW MINUTES or DOWNTOWN AND PENTA6oN-
5o36 FULTON STREET NW.-oPEN SUN. MON, l-6-
Masterpiece Of fine quality by Frunk Phillips Seporute inflow
apartment desired Beautiful yurdeVeI elubroom with fireplace
Double pOrches Gorge Huge lot Ideal Location quiet
circle Schools shopping and transportation Reservoir Rood
TO Macarthur Blvd, continue Macarthur Blvd Dana Place.
right TO Fulton. right to home
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HOME WITH BEDROOM AND FULL BATH ON FIRST FLOOR
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appeal Two big bedrooms and bath End floor Full
Large porch Garage Perfectly beautiful ot 55xl60 excel
lent neshbohood with every Old Georgetown 3D.
blocks post BethesdO Bonk to Del Roy, left home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

variety Of materials to select
from. PicketS. woven wire,
hog wire or chain link will
all do the job.
Post and board and post
and rail fences in urban
areas, while they will deter
most strolling adults, fall
mainly into the decorative
category. They can be used
alone, for their own good
looks, or as framework on
which to grow rambling roses
and other decorative plants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

FIRST PRESENTATION soMETHING MANY SEEK, BUT
FEW EXPECT TO FIND!-A BIG 3-BEDR0oM, 3-BATH
BRICK RAMBLER IN THE HIGHLY CONVENIENT AND DE-
SlRABLE FoXHALL AREA-FULLY AIR CONDITIONED
44sz SALEM LANE N.W-oPEN SUM-, I-6-A stylish home
in beautiful condition. Features living dining
bnoton 4x33 for entertaining Lose outomoc kitchen
with dining Recreation space full basement Sevonts
Ond both $3l $50 Reservoir Rd FOxhO left SuIem,
riohf IA home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

themselves for decorations.
In the screening category,
several types Of fences are
available that will do the
trick. Among them are the
Sapling fences, which are ex-
periencing a growing popu-
larity; the so-called woven"
fence in which the boards are
set closely above one an
other and woven to opposite
sides of the posts; any num-
Der Of lowered wooden fences
which allow some circulation
of air while almost completely
blocking vision, and the
plain. old-faShioned vertical
board fence of the type Tom
Sawyer whitewashed. Most
Of these work well with chill
dren and pets, too.
A word of caution: Some
communities have covenants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

or regulations that forbid the
use of some or all types Of
fencing, particularly in front
yards. Better check up on
these, because a fence is a
fairly stable investment and
you won't want to build one
just to be made to tear it
down.
And, don't overlook the
possibility of a hedge. Usually
they are allowed in neigh
borhoods where fences are
forbidden.
Also. a good stout hedge
Of. say, firethorn will stop
anything over the size of a
kitten that walks on two
legs or four and completely
block vision in the summer
time. That should make you
about as good a neighbor as
it's possible to be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
FENCES
cOnt'd From Page 81

mostly to children and house
hold PESTS usually what
the fencer desires to restrain.
For this purpose, almost any
type of fence will do the
trick except the post and
board, and post and rail
fences that look so pictur-
esque surrounding pastures
on a farm.
Almost no fence made will
stop a determined, agile,
small boy. But for keeping
most children and pets in or
out, the fencer has a large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

OUR FIRST observation-disclosures. AVE. ExT-FAsH-
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in this home huge! Living approximately l6x72
Splendid quality Beuutfu condition With big bedrooms lone
lovely DEM lst floor and big bedrooms
Ind the home combines the advantages Of both 2oY and
umbler True hail. Fabulous kitchen Recreation with
fireplace full basement Screen porch CCport Out Mass Ave-
naht TO home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

Question: The brick at the
cellar base of our chimney has
begun to crumble off. Is there
any way to remedy this?
Answer: Before drastic ma
sonry repairs, brush off all
crumbling particles and apply
one or two coats Of liquid
cement hardener available
masonry supplies dealers.)
Cross your fingers that this is
sufficient, because. otherwise,
o mason should cut out af-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

its moth-repelling qualities?
Answer: 1t certainly can.
AS long as the inside surfaces
remain implanted, the wood
will continue to give of the
cedar odor. In time. however,
the interior surfaces need to
be sanded to revive the odor,
or sprayed with q special
cedarizing preparation now
available at housewares and
hardware stores.
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Consolidated News Features, Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

Your Dependable Weekly Guide 10 the FInest
Home Values On the Washington Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
Pointing Cedar Chest

Question: I have a cedar
blanket storage chest that
has been in the hall. I want
to move it into a bedroom to
use as a window seat. Can it
be painted to match the
woodwork without affecting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
Old Stain

Question: We have 4-year-
old sealed cans of stain that
have never been opened. Is
the stain still good for use
on the outside shingles?
Answer: I wouldn't recon-
mend using it without writing
to the manufacturer first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

Picket fencing also can be
used decoratively, but the
various types of wire fencing,
while they can be used as a
support for plants, are
almost never used by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

Sometimes, even If in I'M
opened containers, chemicals
and paints will deteriorate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

FIRST PRESENTATIoN--YoU WILL NOT BELIEVE YOUR
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"oLD FOLKS" PRoBLEM-6l04 18th STREET N.W.-oPEN
SUM- AND MoN., l-6-An omozns piece Of property! Mar
veIOus brick construction with sote roof Hond
English Tudor design Living with epIoee dining
ROOM kitchen screened porch bedrooms and TWO baths M
floor; Two kitchen and bath End floor Beautiful O
5oxI5o Priced OF S2575o Nebraska Ave- UOh Ave. left to
Rittenhouse, right to 18th and home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
Mr.. Whitmon's Answers
BY ROGER c. WHITMAN

fected area and replace with
new brick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

editions Of Roget Is apt to
prove q firing one. for the good
doctor saw At to burden his
wonderful collection Of words
and phrases with a thoroughly
cumbersome system Of num-
bered "categories" by which all
words In our language were
divided into exactly 1000
groupings. Mr.. Morehead, ed
itor OF the new edition, points
out: THE Roget system Of
grouping word-lists numeri-
cslly made 1t necessary for him
to include an index almost as
long as the effective text Of
his book, simply so that a user
could find the word or idea he
was looking for"
The solution for this was
simply to regroup all the lists
into alphabetical sequence,
making this new thesaurus as
easy 10 use as an ordinary die
tionary.
Released by the Bel syndicats)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

What's the best-known word
book In English7 The answer
Ia easy-Webster's dictionary
The next most famous book
about words2 Well, almost GER
tainly your answer would be
"Roget's Thesaurus"--for this
guide to synonyms. antonyms
and related words has been a
valued tool Of writer's for more
than a century.
Like many contributors 10
the study Of language-John-
son, Webster and Mencken, to
name three Peter Mark Roget
was a gifted amateur. rather
than a trained. professional
photographer. A practicing
physician in England during
the first part Of the 18th CEN
fury, Roget devoted more than
so years to his word-collectinc
hobby. Finally, in 1852, he pub
lished the first edition OF the
thesaurus which, after many
revisions. comes to us this
month in a new version, 1.-THE
New American Roget's College
T'hesaurus," edited by Albert
H. Morehead.
Every writer has had the ex-
asperating experience Of rack
ing his brain for the precisely
right word to express q thought
only to draw q blank. At such
time a search through Roget
almost invariably will bring to
light the word you're looking
for.
s search through most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EAsLEY BLACKwooD

There is no doubt about the
foving quality OF q Jump 10
three spades over partners
opening bid Of one spade. The
orists might make a case against
the forcing quality OF q jump
raise OF partners second bid
suit. But the argument would
be academic. Everybody goes on
10 game anyway. so the bid
may as well be called forcing
OF course, as mentioned before,
II the jump-raiser has prevl-
ously passed the force is of.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
MISS BraSh)
AAJ74
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WEST EAST
tMrs, Keen tMr. AbeD
eos As52
0oi0s2 0KJ7
oss2 oK043
@KQS4 Ae73
SOUTH
(Mr. Dale)
AKi0s3
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@AJi052
The bidding:
South West North East
Ia Pass 10 Pass
IL Pass Sc Pass
- All pass
Opening lead: Deuce Of hearts.
In today's deal Mr.. Dale's
opening bid was OF the mini
mum variety. He went on 10
game because he properly con-
sidered his partners Jump TO
three spades 10 be q forcing
call.
Mrs. Kane led the deuce OF
hearts and the ace in the closed
hand won. Mr.. Dale saw three
high-card winners In the side
suits and set out TO try to win
seven tricks In trumps. II APP
peared this could be done II
an overruff could be avoided.
Mr.. Dale minimized that dan
ger In a workmanlike manner.
At trick two he led TO dunn
my's ace Of diamonds. He re-
turned a diamond and ruffed it.
Now he cashed the ace Of clubs
and ruffed a club on the board.
He ruffed another diamond in
his hand and another club in
dummy.
When the fourth round of
diamonds was now led. Mr.. Abel
followed suit with the king.
Clearly. then. Mrs. Keen was
out Of the suit. To prevent an
overruh at this point. Mr.. Dale
ruled with the king of spades. |
Next he led a fourth round
OF clubs and when Mrs. Keen
followed suit it was obvious
that Mr.. Abel was out. Mr.. Dale |
ruffed this trick in dummy
with the ace OF spades. Here
some Of the kibitzers WINGED as
they could see that the Jack of
trumps would have been good
enough.
But Mr.. Dale knew what he
was doing. He led the last dia-
mond from the board and
ruled with his last spade. the
10. That card would either win
the tenth trick or. II 1t lost TO
the queen. dummy's Jack would
be set up for the tenth trick.
II Mr.. Dale had ruffed the
fourth club lead with dummys
Jack Of spades and Mr.. Abel
had overruffed with the queen,
the contract could have been
defeated. A trump return would
take the last trump from both
closed hand and the dummy.
The defenders would then win
the last three tricks.
AS Mr.. Dale said. he was not
trying to take II tricks. He was
trying to take 10. Which he did.
Distributed BY MeHsuEht syndicateJ
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
TIENE

Continuation de ia pAg. 81
Delgado Barreneche - es de
opinion que no Sc puede casti-
gar mas por medic de ruevos
tributes a I'm pals que 10 ha ST.
do tan duramente en- los Glti-
mos tiempos".
Delgado Barreneche habl6
tambien de la necesidad de rea-
liar modificaciones trascenden-
tales a Ia legislation tributaria,
que en- los ultimos tiempos no
ha tenido, sesun afirm6, un OBJ
jetivo social sine una financial
cion excesiva impuesta por una
finalidad fiscal ante la cual Sc
ha yenido sacrificando TODD 10
demas. La tributaci6n excesiva
impuesta a las Companies Ano-
nimas durante la dictadura lle-
vo a muchas de estas a convertir
Sc en- companies limitadas. LA
inflacion = concluy6 ell Minis
tro - que experimentamos &C.
tualmente es ell impuesto que
los pobres pagan a los ricos en-
beneficio de estos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
ApIouden la Labor del
Grupo Independenfisfo
Que Vino q los EE. w.

tras completaba gu labor auui
despues de la clausurA del Oc.
togesimoquinto Congreso y Sc
preparaba 4 salir con destino 4
Puerto Rico mafana. Una de.
claraci6n emitida aquf por eI
gobernador Luis Muhoa Marin la
semana pasada expreSaba que
Puerto Rico sali6 bien parade
durante Ia legislature que ACADIA
de cerrarse. 81 Gobernador ala.
DO Ia cooperation que presta-
taron a Fern6s durante esa
legislature numerosos miembros
del Congreso. Sc mostr6 espe-
ciAlmente cofnplacido Dor Ia
aprobacion de un proyecto que
permite a los gobernadores de
Puerto Rico nombrar al Ayu-
dante General de la Guardia Ma
cional de la Isla.
Fern6s es uno de los dltimos
miembros del Congreso en- aban.
donar la Capital. La mayoria de
los otros congresistas salieron
para casa a toda prisa despues
que Sc levant6 la session final
de la legislature ell "a de agos.
to pasado. Fern6s, quien no tie
ne que ir a casa a prepararse pa
ra elecciones, Sc quedo squi pa.
"a hacer contactos con los de-
p~artamentos del Gobierno 50.
bre cuestiones relacionadas con
Puerto Rico y para esperar la
vista del gobernador Munoz
Marin.
Fernos dijo que los euatro
proyectos im%portantes que So
metera al O~ctogesimosexto Con.
greso en- enero, Sc refieren a
la siguientes materiaA:
1. Nuevos beneficios de de.
sempleo para los puertorrique.
nos;
2. Autoridad para que Puer.
to Rico fife ell Unite de SUI deu.
da publica;
8. Acceso directo a la Corte
Supreme de los Estados Unidos
en- ell case de las apelaciones a
decisiones del Tribunal Supre-
mo de la 1sla.
4. Revision de Ia Ley de Int.
gracion con respecto a Puerto
Rico de modo que Sc puedan
fijar Quotas mas elevada de in
migrantes, especialmente de es.
paholes, que desean asentarse
en- ella.
Con respecto a los beneficios
de desempleo, Fernos dijo que
10 que Sc busca es que los traba.
jadores que han estado emplea-
dos tanto en- ell Continente CO.
mo en- la Isla puedan cobrar
su SECURE de desempleo en- cual.
quier parte.
Explic6 que 81 una persona
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
URRU1IA...
(viene de Ia pr1mesa)

rosa designation de que me
ha hecho objeto Ell Frente CT
vico Revolucionario para de
sempehar ell cargo de Presi-
dente Provisional de la Repu-
blica.
Agradezco mucho ell alto
concepto que tiene de mi
aquel ORGANISING y lie asegu-
70 que no he de defraudarlo
con mi conducta en- ell gobier-
no.
Creo que Ia labor que he
mos de emprender ha de
orientarse hacia ur orden que
Sc funde mucho mas en- una
arraigada y cultivada fe en-
los altos destinos de la patria
que en- intereses subalternos.
Aquella ofrece a Ia actuacion
ciudadana 10 que estos no
pueden brindar: una orien-
tacion con sentido noble,
fraternal. La unidad de los
que hoy luchan por nuestra
libertad es I'm paso en- csc
canine.
Yo creo en- nuestro pueblo
y en- su indomable espiritu
democratico.
Espero de los mobiles pro-
positos del Frente Civico Re
volucionario bien para La pa
tria y de I'd, la actuacion
que nos sarantiza su conduc-
ia y SUI linaje.
Salude cordialmente q los
companeros del Frente Civ-
CO, a quienes reitero mi agra
decimiento y reciban, ellos
y I'd, el testimonio de mi
mas alta consideration.
(Fdo) DR.. Manuel Urrutia
LEO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
NUEvo

(COntinuaci6n de N Paeina %
cualquiera de las demAs lineas
que unen a Buenos Aires con
Nueva York.
T.S.A. har& tres vuelos Sc
manales en- ambos sentidos. Los
aviones saldran del aeropuerto
International de Idlewild, en-
Nueva York, los lunes, mierco.
les y viernes a las 10 de Ia
manana; llegaran a Caracas q
las 1890 Y saldran a las 2:30;
llegaran q Rio de Janeiro los
martes, jueves y sabado a las
9 y saldran a las 10; llegaran a
Sac Paulo a las II y saldran a
las Il; y llegarAn a Buenos Al
res a las 8.
Para Ell vuelo en- sentido in
verso, saldrAn de Buenos Aires
los lunes, microbes y viernes a
las IL; llegaran a Sac Paulo a
las 5 y saldran a las 9; llega-
ran q Rio de Janeiro a las 7 y
saldrAn a las 8; negaran a Ca.
racas los martes jueves y saba
dos a las $3.50 y saldran a las
4:3o y llegarAn a Nueva York a
las 10.
La nueva linea argentina,
efectuo un vuelo pre-inaugural
de Buenos Aires a Nueva York
ell 10 de agosto, trayendo a un
nucleo de personalities argen-
tinas y brasilenas, y desde en-
tonces ha realizado varios via
jes con figuras destacadas de
los dos paises.
En- Ell primer vuelo comercial,
ell viernes, viajara un grupo de
periodistas norteamericanos in
vitados por ell gobierno ar
gentino, entire ellos Harry W.
Frantz, de Ia United Press In
ternational.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

tRabajaba por i'm periodic en- Ia
Isla y entonces pasaba a los Es-
tados Unidos, no tendria que
comenzar de nuevo a acumular
tempo para ser acreedor a las
prestaciones. Lo mismo ocurri-
ria en- ell case contrario.
Fern6s dijo que a SUI juicio
no hay oposicion a ese sistema,
y que por ell contrario, la ad-
ministraci6n apoyaria tai pro-
puesta. Advirti6 que la enmien-
da resulta apropiada porque en-
Ell mes de enero comenzara en-
Puerto Rico a pagarse beneficios
conforme al programa de segu-
70 contra desempleo de la Isla.
S26s,s11,57 RENTAs
COAMO POR COBRARSE
san JUAN = A la fecha del
IL de mayo de 1858 la Colectu-
ria de Rentas Internas del De-
partamento de Hacienda en-
Coamo tenfa pendientes de CO.
bro I'm total de $268, 811,57
por concepto de contribuciones
sobre la propiedad mueble e in
mueble, de ingresos y de heren-
cia segun indica un informe da-
do a la publicidad por ell Con-
tralor de Puerto Rico doctor Ra-
fael de j. Cordero.
De este total, $49, 1871 g. CO.
responder a contribuciones so.
bre Ia propiedad impuestas pa
raj ell ano en- curse.
La Intervention de esta Co.
lecturia cubrio ell periodic de
enero 26 de 1856 a mayo IL de
1868 y dice Ell Contralor en- SUI
informe que "las operaciones
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
DEBATE

Continuation de 10 pAg. -
2.040 cruceiros por bolsa, del
SO por ciento de csc tipo, y
100 cruceiros por bolsa, por Ell
diez por ciento restante sobre
Ell cafe destinado a convertir-
les en- fertiliZante.
-Financiamiento de, hasta
ell 80 por ciento de los pre-
clos antes mencionados para
los productores.
-Estudio de I'm programa
con participation de represen-
tantes de productores y de los
gobernadores de los estados.
Ell Ministro de Hacienda,
Lucas Lopes, que asistio a la
reunion de Kubitschek y Qua
dros, habria dicho al goberna-
dor paulista que Ell gobierno
federal no debe financiar a los
productores marginales de ca
fe, como en- Ell pasado. Dijo,
segun versiones, que estos
productores 'anti-economicos'
estan "perjudicando los int.
reses de la economic nacio-
nal.
Lopes habrfa manifestado
ademas que Ell problema es
dcinasiado complete para dar-
lie seduction rapida , que re-
guerra estudio.
Ell y Kubitschek prometie-
ron estudiar las peticiones de
Qusdros, quien regres6 ano-
che de Sac Paulo. ALI, en- en-
trevista por televisi6n, dijo:
"Puede decir que los produc-
torres de cafe recibiran exec
lentes noticias en- un future
muy proximo." Decline decir
que ell acalorado debate sobre
Ell problema cafetero fue aeon.
pailado de una nueva caida de
la cotizaci6n del cruceiro. An
teayer Sc cotizo a 173 por do
1ai en- comparaci6n con Ell IL
pc Official de 1875 cruceiros.
Al mediodia de aver Sc habia
recuperado algo, a 1853.
Aver Lopes desminti6, que
ell gobierno estuviese estudian
do una reforma monetaria pa
"a reforzar las exportaciones,
.mediante la reduction de los
precios de los productos bra
silehos en- ell exterior.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
EN- SESENTA
Continuation de IL pig. 81

hombre publico en- un esfuerzo
continue por mas de Glen amos.
La collection consta de algunos
incunables, texto de derecho,
en- varios idiomas, obras hist6-
ricas y de otra indole. Todos
los libros estan muy bien en-
pastados. Junto con la biblio-
teca los herederos del doctor
Arcaya entregaran a la naci6n
los muebles construidos espe-
cialmente para ese %proposito.
PI5TAS PARA COHETES
CARACAS, (SIC0)-En una
exposition radial que hizo al
pals ell Contralmirante LARA
zabal manifesto que actual
mente hay obras en- ejecuci6n
y proyectos por I'm total de 174
millones de polivares.
Explic6 en- ella ell jefe del 60
bierno que pr6ximamente, pa
"a que los aviones comerciales
a reaction que entraran proxi-
mamente en- servicio puedan
operar en- Maiquetia Sc ha deci-
dido construir en- dicho aero
dromos dos pistas parallels, con
una separation entire ambas de
mil metros. Dichas pistas ten
dram pendientes contrarias, 10
que permitira duplicar las ope-
raciones del aeropuerto, pues
podra efectuarse despegues y
aterrzajes simultaneos. Tam
bien seran construidos varios
edificios especiales en- ell mismo
aeropuerto.
Tambien explico que Sc esta
construyendo una carretera de
San t,ristobal a la ciudad de Ell
Arnparo frente a Arauca, So
bre ell rio del mismo nombre
que recorrera en- gran trecho la
frontera colombiana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
MEXICO
(viene de 10 PAgins OOS)

tesco latifundio del Coronel
Alex Cornell Greene PSI
mil hectareas-, Lopez fue en-
carcelado bajo Ell cargo de
"disoluci6n social, por 6rde-
mes del gobiernador Alvaro
Obreg6n -hijo del caudillo
de igual nombre-, y rico ga
nadero enemiso de los pobres
y de los agraristas. FL escan-
dalo hizo recaer la atencior
publica en- la existencia del
enorme latifundio fundado ha-
&c 66 amos por Greene, con
frentera propia a los Estados
Unidos, anticonstitucional a
todas luces; mayor que algu-
nos estados mexicaros y tan
grande como algdn pals de
Europa: 5 mil Kilometres cua-
drados de pastizales magnifi-
cos, con sanado finisimo, per-
teneciente d los herederos
Greene, quienes habia logrado
conservar su ilicito imperio a
base de cohechar a los politi-
cos. FL escandalo del encarce-
lamiento de Jacinto Lopez -
verdadero heroe de este cpl
sodio, y todavia encarcelado
-, oblig6 al gobierno Federal
Z declarar que estaba en- ira
tos con los herederos Greene
para comprar Ell latifundio en-
Is millones de pesos. Es pro-
bable que Ia operation Sc
hubiera cerrado, a~proximada-
mente, en- 2 y medic millones
de d6lares. Luego de secreto
acuerdo con los Greene, ell 60
bierno Federal anunci6 Ia ex-
propiaci6n y declare que "in-
demnizaria" a los exduenos con
una cantidad aproximada de
81 millones de pesos mexi-
canos. va la Naci6n Sc pose
sion6 del antique feudo, y Ell
pueblo Sc pregunta 81 ahora
cobraran impuestos atrasados
a los Greene por todos los mi.
les de cabezas de ganado que
exportaron q e. U. al traves
de su frontera privada; y 81
las tierras que fueron de Gree
ne negarAn Z Ger, de verdad,
del pueblo mexicanc, 0 Sc
apropiaran de ella los ricos
sanaderos que eneabeza 81 Co
bsrnador Obrea6n.