davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22

llna been resident and taspAyrt oi Alaska con''nu oualy since ipJn HAS lived more yenra In Aaaha than any other candf date for the poaitlun.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14

or will set such a long-iasting pa',
tern for children's entertainment
ms Uncle Don" did.
Among the few people VINO knew v,
the real Don Carney was BIN
Treadwen, author Of an astonisn'
ing new book on Carney, Head
Heart and Heel -.
A vaudevillian who stood on his
head and played a piano, and years
later became pioneer children ,
entertainer ON radio. Uncle Don
fooled all of the people all the time
and made broadcasting history
He earned over a million dollars
from his kiddie shows and spent
more than he made on the women
i'm his life und the unhehevaDle
duys and nights he spent living /"
JokyD and Hyde existence
True, unceusorcd and astounG-
iur, Hrod Heart uui Hr,iis avail
ah.e from Mayfair Books, l02O
Broadway New York CITY. for S4'
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14

it became modern and inspd sentiment Only we have
been brothers slavery brothers in ignorance
and lis prditi0n brothers disease and war and want ana
brothers i hypocrisy What happens TO Of us sooner or
later happens all We have always been unescabaoy IN
volved in destiny The world constantly tends to
the level Of the dowrEnost in IL
If there were some way by which of could get
us could have heaven while others did if there some
way by which part of the world could escape form
Of the blight peril misery of dnheed labor then
world be lost But since have been able
TO separate themselves anohers and wrongs
history fairly stricken with the lesson that cannot
escape brotherhood of kind since the whole of life
teaching Us that hourly choosing between brotherhood
choose brotherhood of cooperative world with all its
fruits thereof the fruits of love and liberty.
Sunday morning the sacrament of the Lords Sup
per was being celebrated village church in India The
church was not tanney The Missionary who told
this story explained that in India who follow the tanners
belong the lowest But of these who
worked the tanHay Zsent that morning at the Lords
table They were worhpng with members socaled
higher society Standing outside the church the Will
remarked 81 should have believed it posi-
any power could have persuaded of different
castles gather in this way
have here lesson which should take to heart
requires the power Of God racial and class
prejudice unite brotherhood in Christ Preudice of
race traditions handed down from older generations extreme
nationam zeaos love for political groups
the possibility of mutual understanding respect
Christ every person human being created the
likeness Of God In the eyes other people our Christianity
largely measured by the way other nationaes
and To be Christians must be Christians
attitude and acts every being John tells u.s. He
darkness sig. The Faherhood of God Creates the Brother
hC0 of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14

The NAACP regularly presents
an annual Lincoln Day broad
CAT over one of the national
networks. Last year Mr. Wilkins
participated with DR. Martin Luz
ther King of Montgomery Dr.
Walter A. Young of St Louis and
Loren Miller of Los Angeles ON
a Lincoln Day program which
presented "a report on dosegrega-
ton progress.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
STATE WIDE CAMPAIGN
BRINGS IN CHURCH AS
NAACP LIFE MEMBER

The Union Baptist church OF
New York this week became the
second Baptist church in this
state to take out a life members
ship in the NAACP as part of a
campaign for NAACP life mem
berships being carried on by tho
Commission on Social Action OF
the Empire State Baptist Mission.
airy convention.
The social action unit seeks to
have each of the 800 churches in
New York affiliated with the
convention become life member
of the NAACP.
The first such church to be-
come an NAACP life member was
the Friendship Baptist church OF
New York. of which Rev. Thomas
Kilgore, jr., is pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14

His passing
was the pass
ing Of a fabu.
lous era in ra-
dio. No one VIII
again have the
continued au-
dience, tn e
many sponsors,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
All About Books
Head, Heart and Heel
by Blll TREADWELL'

Remember Uncle Dom the lei,
low who held millions of kids glueu
to their radio sets in the late 5OS
and early 40S2
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
The Brotherhood of Man

y
We have talked much Of the brotherhood to but
brotherhood always the fact Of h long before
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

Gilbert and Sullivan's mi
kado" will be staged by the Co
lumbus Independent Players fol
Fall production, announced
James H. Rowand, club presi
dent.
Additions will begin the frs,
week in September, under the
direction Of F. Handel Wads
worth.
The Independent Players
have been presenting musical
shows and choral concert pro-
grams in and around Coivm-
bus for 81 years Immediately
following "Mikado," rehesr-
sails will begin on . more mod
srn Broadway musical. In adj
dition TO fhs shows, me club is
actively Engaged in concert
work and appearing on radio
and fsIevision.
A membership drive is on, ant
there are opportunities for
many new members, including
singers, dancers, actors, music.
ians, makeup artists, stage
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
NesU Books
For Catholics

ALBERIONE, GIACOMO GU
SEPPE. Glories and Virtues of
Mary. Boston, The Daughters
of st. Paul. So cloth; S1.50 pa
peri Various prayers to the
Blessed Virgin Mary.
BREZIO, POALO. The Papacy,
Its Origins And Historical Evo-
LUTON. Newman. $3.50. Trans
lation of II papafo which treats
of the various roles the pope
plays as a temporal and spiritual
pontiff, and of how the concept
of these roles has developed
through the centuries.
CHARLIER, CELESTTN, O.S.B.
The Christian Approach To The
Bible. Newman. 81. Translated
from the French by Hubert j.
Richards and Brendan Peters;
ANSWERS various questions on the
Bible.
CREUSEN, JOSEPH, S. J. Re-
ligious Men and Women in
Church Law. Bruce. $3.50.
Translation of Religieux ct re-
ligieuses d'apres lie droit eccles-
iastique, revised and edited by
Adam C. Ellis. A modern exposi-
ton of the legislation of the
Church and of moral questions
concerning religious.
MARY OF AGREDA. City of
God. Fresno, Calf, Academy
Library Guild. SD. Not an
abridgment but a part taken
from the authors larger work,
The Mystical City of God.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Set Liturgy Week :.

ian: Father Michael A. Mathis
University of Notre Dame, Notrs
Dame, Ind.
Spiritual Formafion--Chair
man: Very Rev. William S. Nor
ris, SIS, st. Edwards Seminary
Kenmore, Wash.
Elementary Schools - Chair
man: Sister Rose Therese, c.
IS. j., Our Lady of Lourdes Con.
vent, University City, Mo.
Secondary Schools - Chair,
man: Sister Francis Borgia,
|O.S.F., Alvernia High School
Chicago.
CoIlege-Chairman: Father
Gerard S. slogan, Catholic Uni
versity of America, Washington
DC.
observation-disclosures Very
Rev. Maur Burbach, O.S.B., Con.
ception Seminary, Conception
Mo.
observation-disclosures: Miss
Mary B. INLAND, Gabriel House
Cincinnati.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Catholic College Group
Sets National Confab

The National Federation of
Catholic College Students will
hold its 18th national conven-
ton in San Francisco, Calf,
Sept. 1-6. Theme of the Con-
gress is 1.-THE Christian Student:
Positive Force in the Education
al Community"
There are IL schools from the
Ohio-K Kentucky Region that be-
long to this Federation. They
are: Bellarmine, Brescia, Col.
lege of Mt. st. Joseph, Nazareth,
Our Lady of Cincinnati, st. Cath
crime Junior College, st. Mary
of the Springs, University Of
Dayton, Ursuline, Villa Madon.
ma and Xavier University.
Miss Virginia Karen from
Nazareth College, Louis vile,
KY, is the regional president
and the head of the delegation.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
NEWS BRIEFS
Drivers Duty

~sTEUBENviLLE Bishop John K. Music Of
Stsubenvilie has reminded she faithful that traffic
safety is not Just q slogan but an expression Of moral
obligation to preserve life.
In . pastoral letter on conduct on the highway.
Bishop Music said that behind every reasonable
traffic regulation stands The moral law, ordering vs.
to safeguard our life and that Of our ~nsighbor from
unnecessary danger"
I'VE are extremely prssvmptveus when we
exempt ourselves from the reasonable precautions
established for safe driving. There are few smsrgen-
ciss in life sufficient to Justify our sndangerins the
safety Of other on the highway"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Wood Carving

From . pine tree, vsnexvs-
las modern sculptor Jose Luis
Ulibarrsns has carved this
likeness Of Our Lady Of The
Banana. He hes gracefully
combined the native beauty
Of . creole girl with one Of
The main products Of fhs
Venezuelan seacoasf. INC
Photos).
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Six Months Ban

AXE PLACID, N. Y.-cstholies here have bssn
advised TO withhold thsir patronage for six months
from . theatre which exhibited . motion picture
condemned by ths Legion Of Dsesney. despite IN
offer Of compensation II II Withdrew the film
Mssr. James 7. Lying, pastor Of St. Agnes church.
said he took the action when the Palace Theatre,
the only movie theatre In this town, showed The film
God Created Woman" He had offered ihs
theatre $3.50 TO make up lost box office receipts it
II cancelled the film and had volunteered TO help
obtain . substitute film.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Theatre Group
Will Present sMikado'

hands, or anyone just interest
ed in show business.
Rehearsals are on Wednes-
day evenings at the club, 27e
East Broad Street. Additional
information may be obtained by
calling Mrs. Roy Siders at AM
1858.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Seeks Pro Berth

ROCK ISLAND, III. - NC
Clint Westemeyer, rs, who sign
ed with the Los Angeles Rams
last winter, is working out with
the professional football club at
its training camp, Redlands Col
lege Calf.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Portsmouth X of C.
Sets Summer Plans

PORTSMOUTH - The Ports
mouth Knights Of Columbus last
week made plans to confer the
First Degree of Knighthood on
a group of candidates on Sum
day, Aug. "a, and to observe a
corporate Communion at Holy
Redeemer Church on Aug. 81.
District Deputy Edwin Won
Luhrte is arranging plans for
comforting major degrees at the
end of September.
Plans also are being made for
a baseball excursion to Cincin-
natl on Sept. 81.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

witches, soft drinks and ice
cream are featured throughout
the evening. A 1858 Chevrolet
Impala coupe will be on dis
play.
In case of rain, the festival
will be held the following night.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Pope HOnOrs Couple

ST. PAUL, McEA s.. Paul couple who hsve
aided many Catholic causes, particularly In the field
Of education, were honorsd by His Holiness Pops
Plus XII in csstslgandoIfo. according to word ~
csivsd here.
lsnsfius Aloysivs o'shsUshnsssy, . prominent
financisr and Gilman, was awarded the Order Of
knight Commander in the P~ontifieal Order Of 81.
Gregory the Great, with silver star. His wife, Lillian
Smith o'Shs.yhnsssy, was awarded the Cross Pro
EeeIssia 81 Ponfifics (For Church and Pops).
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
St. AIoysius
Sets Fete

st. Aloysius Festival ant
Homecoming, yearly social even
of the parish for all members
former practitioners and thu
community. will be staged Wed
nesday evening, August Is, or
The parish grounds, w. Broad
and Midland Avenue.
From 8 TO 8 pm. there viii
be . roast beef dinner served
In the school annex. Carnival
games and booths, hot sand
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Gets laugh.
CONTINUED from Page y

Continued from Page u
after each for those named to
acknowledge their presence
with loud cheering. The Pope
evoked laughter when mention
of one group was met by stony
silence. After a moments pause,
he said offhandedly. Perhaps
they couldn't make it,"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page -
Sister Jane Marie, O.P., Grand
Rapids, Mich; Mrs. John j. Ry-
an, Gofftstown, N. II.
12:1S p.m.--Luncheon Meet.
ing of the Retiring Board Of
Directors.
400 p.m.-Liturgy and Life,
Father Juniper Cummings. O.
If. nj. Conv., Assumption Semin-
airy, Chaska, Mimi.
400 of the
General Membership of the Lit
urgical Conference.
Sis P.m.-High Mass, Mon
signor Joseph Feeney, Cele-
brant and Homilist, st. Peters
Cathedral, London, Canada.
500 p.m.-The Church Year
in the Parish: The Paschal Mys-
terry: Monsignor Martin B. Hell
riegel, Holy Name Church, st.
Louis.
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20
800 a.m.-Dialogue Mass. Fa.
Their Aloysius F. Wines, Cele-
Ibrant and Homilist, Sacred
Church. Elsberry, Mo.
1000 a.m.-Thc Liturgical
Year in Action, Father God.
frey Diekmann, O.S.B., st. Johns
Abbey, Collegeville, MINI. Dis
cussants: Father Paschal Botz,
Josh. Collegeville, MIN; Fa,
Their Gerald Ellard, ST., St
Mary's, Kansas; Father Freder-
lex r. McManus, Washington,
DC.
200 p.m.-Your Part in the
Mass, Father Shawn &. Sheehan
400 p.m.-Tour of Cincinnati
Art Museum and Luncheon.
Sis pm. - Pontifical Low
Mass, Bishop William r. Mulloy
Of Covington, Ky, Celebran1
and Homilist.
500 p.m.-The Church Year
in the Parish: The Advent Mys
terry, Father Alfred G. Long
ley. st. Richards Church, Rich
field, MINI.
THURSDAY, AUGUST Il
500 s.m.--Dialogue Mass, Fa
Their Shawn G. Sheehan.
1000 s.m.-The Church Year
in Fruition, Very Rev. Damascus
Winxen, O.S.B., Mount Savior
Monastery, Elmira, NY; Father
Leo J. Trese. Detroit; Mother
kathryn Sullivan, R.S.C.J.. Pur'
chase. NY.
400 p.m.-The Christian in
1.-THE World, David O'Shea, Catho.
llic Action Federation, Chicago.
Sis p.m.-Pontifical Mass,
Archbishop Karl J. Alter of Gin
cinnati, Celebrant and Homilist,
500 p.m.-Meeting OF the
New Board Of Directors.
FRIDAY, AUGUST n
$50 a.m.-Meeting OF the
oau, pnard of nirocfnrS
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

NEWARK, N. ito make On empty glass .
gift to God Is . ehiId-Iike thing" . meeting Of The
Catholic Total Abstinence Union was told here.
"Bvt your gift Of an empty glass Is On act Of
sacrifice symbolic of true love. for out Of love YOU
sacrifice what might have been in The glass . good.
normal, human pleasure" Father David J. Pafhs,
chaplain st Villa Marie Claire, Saddle River, N. J..
said st HE unions 86fh annual convention.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Avoid Movie House

cLEvELAND-Two pastors here have told their
pensioners to stay away from . movie theatre which
twice booked "And God Created Woman" . film con-
dsmned by the Legion Of Dsesney.
They are Mssr. Edmund Kirby. pastor Of ST.
Rose Parish, and Msgr. Louis Wolf. pastor OF St.
Mel. Both maintained that pensioners should refuse
to patronize the Granada Thester, . neighborhood
house, regardless Of what il shows in The future.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Study Clergy Benefit

ROME, NC) - "A draft bill
Ito extend the current govern
ment sickness and old age pen.
sion and health services to
italian priests has been SUBJ
mitted to the Italian Chamber
of Deputies.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Study Groups


and Thursday.
Open to all at Taft High SCHOOL,
Mvsie--Chairnan: Father Ben
edict A. Ehmann, st. Mary OF
the Lake Church, Watkins Glen,
my.
Ar-Chairman: Mr.. William
J. Schickel, st. Joseph's Shop,
|Loveland, O.
Home end FamiIy-Chairmen:
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Evans,
Chicago.
Parish Prissfs-Chairman: Fa-
|ther Henry Naber, st. Mary's
Church, Oxford, o.
Social Aetion-Chairman: Fa-
Their Alexander Sigur, South
Western Louisiana Institute, La
fayette, La.
Religious Communities: Chair.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Day of PRAYER

Observation-Disclosures Eisenhower has dssis.
mated Wednesday. October I, - "A National Day 81
Prayer" and he called upon oil Americans to observe
the day by offering prayers for mankind.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

100 pm. Tuesday "Wednesday
and Thursday
participation by invitation only.
Mvsie--Chairman: Father Gle
tus Madsen. President of the
National Catholic Music Educa-
tors Association, Davenport,
lows.
Art-Chairman: Father Robert
Jelliffe, S.O.Cist., st. Mary's
Monastery, Virginia City, Ne.
vada.
Seminary Profsssors--Chair.
man: Father Frederick r. Nc.
Manus. Catholic University Of
Washington, DC.
Spiritual Formation - Chair
imam: Father William J. Leon.
ard, ST., Boston College, Chest,
nut Hill, Mass.
Religious commvnisiss-Chair.
IMAM: Father Charles P. Schmitt
list. Henry's Church, Charleston
Mo.
observation-disclosures: Sistel
Jane Marie, O.P., Aquinas Col
lege. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Lifvrsiesi Pvb!ishers-Chair
imam: Father John p. O'Connell
st. Teresa's Church, Chicago.
Social Action - Chairmen
Russell Barta, Adult Education
Centers. Chicago; Miss Marietta
Wickes. The Gateway, Detroit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Diocesan School
Calendar l058-50

School Health Workshop
Principals and Teachers Meeting
Principals and Teachers Meeting
Elementary Schools Open
Secondary Schools Open
School Lunch Workshop
End of First Six-week Period
40 days.
National Catholic Youth Week
Veterans Day mo elass)
Thanksgiving Day mo eIsss1
End of Second Six-week Period
ia days.
Every Pupil Tests
Feast Of the Immaculate
Conception mo eIsss)
Christmas Vacation begins
at close Of school day
Glasses resume
Semester Examinations begin
in Elementary and high schools
End Of First Semester and
Third six-wsek Period
"a days.
Elementary School Music Festival
Holy Fathers Dsy
End Of Fourth Six-wsek Period
40 days.
Placement Tests for Eighth Grade
Students (Dste to be snnovneed)
High School Registration
(Dase TO be annovncsd)
Holy Thursday mo elassl
Good Friday INC eisssl
Easter Monday (No elsss)
Every Pupil Tests
BILE. Day
End Of Fifth Six-wsek Period
M days.
First Grade Registration
Ascension Thursday tno eIsss)
Examination Week
Closing Of Secondary Schools
Closing Of Elementary Schools
IA dsys)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

ofs DAYS
This calendar calls for 1877 days, thus providing for one
free day to be sivsr Al the discretion Of The school officials.
Schools must conform 20 the Diocesan Calendar date for
ths opening and the closing Of the school year. No modi.
fiestion Of this calendar may be made unless requested
In writing and the authorization Is also given In writing by
The Superintendent Of Schools. Schools outside The mstropei.
tan Columbus should conform 10 ths ioesI public school
district calendar. tcf. Section 332l.0 OF R.cJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Z Chocolate
- Icing Mix

just add boiling water to make
a perfect chocolate icing for
your perfect Boston Cream Pie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Boston Cream
Filling Mix

Soft. smooth, creamy =. delicate and
fresh-tasting like no other mix! And
this home-recipe filling needs no cooking!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Yellow
Cake Mix

Light, tender, acknowledgement!
just the right amount of Yellow
Cake Mix for Boston Cream Piel
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-18
"Cembutire eli FiIibusterismo
en- eI Senado" Declara Morse
P~ronvneiu Discourse en- Miami Beach
ell Destoeodo Senador de Oregon

saccion de modo cue ell deba'
tie en- las camaras Sc Unite por
decision de dos terceras parties
de los senadores presentes, en-
lugar de las dos terceras parties
del cuerpo total, un vote prac-
ticamente impossible de lograr.
Mr., Morse ha sido muy acti-
vo en- SUI campana contra las
dictaduras hispanoamericanas, y
ia promovido algunos debates
en- ell seno del cuerpo eolegisla-
dor al que pertenece, defendien-
do la causa de la libertad en-
los paises latinoamericanos.
Ultimamente ha criticado la
politica exterior norteamerica.
ma. de suministrar armas a 10
gobiernos dictatoriales como Ell
de Batista, Y ha dado aeogida a
las quejas de los grupos revo-
lucionarios cubanos, transmit
tiendolas al Senado Y. comen-
tandolas en- algunos discursos
suyos
Morse Sc ha destacado por 81
etpiritu independents, y 81 &C
titud contra. la politica del Pre-
sidente Eisenhower. Actualmen'
tie ocupa la presidencia de una
de las comisiones de trabaJo de
Senado-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-18

concentrates que guardian ell
domingo" .:
De haberse aprobado la mo-
cion, Sc impondrian multas a
los infractores, "que vendrian
a %constituir I'm 5 por ciento de
los concentrates"
Los ministries y ell concilio
de ,slesias pidi6 la aprobaci6n
de la ordenanza, que hiciera
obligatorio ell cierre dominica
pero entire las razones opuestas
figura la presentada por ell Fis'
eel del Condado, Darcy Davis,
oujen diJo que la MEDIA no re-
sistiria una prueba judicial, es
dec;r que seria vulnerable DIES.
de ell PINTO de vista legal.
Ademas, estimo Ell senior Da
Wis que dicha ordenanza pug
maria con las leyes estatales.
Ell Comisionado Walter Weiss
por SUI parte, aleg6 que dicha
ordenanzs pugna con ell prin'
cirfo de separation entire Ia
Iglesid y ell estado.
I'll Rev. DR. Robert B. Cul.
breth hablo en- favor de la me.
6ida, cue respaldan IL mil fir
mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-18
Gran Distinction Hace a Miami
hmportanfe Empresa Editorial
consideran Este ciUdad Como cenfro
CemercioI de lmporfaneio Mvndial

Miami Room" en- la ciudad de
Nueva York, evento que fue pa.
trocinado conjuntamente por la
Camara de Concrete, Ell Conda-
do Dade y la Ciudad de Miami,
durante la Convention sobre 60.
mercio Exterior ALI reunida.
Walter H. Diamond es autor
de un libro bimensual titulado
Foreign Tax and Trade Briefs"
que trata de todas las leyes de
impuesto y concrete de 80 pal
ses, ash como otros hbros sobre
los impuestos que rigen en- Bra
sill y Francia, y sobre la organ.
zacion de los negocios.
Diamond es ell consejero de
cuatro Gobiernos latinoamerica-
nos en- materia de inversiones
extranjeras y politica de i'm
puestos. Els, ademas, miembro
regular del "panel" de la Ofici-
ma del Foreign Credit Inter
change Bureau, y frecuente con-
ferencista de las grandes con-
v~enciones comerciales de los Es-
tados Unidos, ash como Assessor
Economico para la Division de
Credito de Exportacion de la
Association de Manufacturers
de Motores y Equipos, habien-
do escrito numerosos articulos
sobre finanzas mundiales y pro-
blemas economics.