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Evening star., 1958-07-07

United States Secretary OF
State Dulles.
Mr.. AveroR had been ex-
pected to visit Yugoslavia later
this month but not until after
Col. Nasser's departure.
Bolsters Position
For Yugoslavia, Mr.. Averoff's
coming was a chance to bolster
It's position In the face of the
new Kremlin directed on
slaught.
For Egypt, the talks provide
a chance to enlist support for
Cairo's middle east policy.
Col. Nasser and Marshal Tito
already have had the chance
to discuss these matters. Pre-
sumably they did Just this in
the formal talks they started
yesterday and, the informal
chats they had last week.
A communique issued after
their first conference yesterday
simply said the talks were
held in a spirit of mutual un-
derstanding" and would con-
tinue today.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

Popovic and Foreign Minister
Mohammed Fawzi Of the United
Arab Republic.
1t was taken for granted he
would also see Marshall Tito
and his guest, who is making
Q state visit to Yugoslavia.
Yugoslav sources in Belgrade
and some foreign diplomats saw
Mr.. Averoff's trip as q sign
Greece is swinging toward the
neutralist camp of Nasser.
Tito and Indian Prime Minister
Nehru. Their reasoning was
that Greece is angry because
her British and Turkish part
ners in the North Atlantic AL
lance have so far blocked her
desire to annex Cyprus.
Looking for Support
Other observers felt IL was
premature to count Greece
among the neutrals. They took
the view that Greece, while
looking for support for her
claims to Cyprus, would stay In
the Western bloc, at least for
the present.
The announcement Of Mr..
Averofr's coming at first bewil-
dered Western observers in Bel
grade and made them a bit
apprehensive. After putting
some thought on the matter,
they were inclined to give this
Interpretation to the visit:
For Greece, it is a chance to
rally support on the Cyprus
issue. A report circulating in
Belgrade said the Greek gov
ernment decided to send Mr..
Averoff to Yugoslavia at once
after failing to arrange a meet
ing on the Cyprus issue in
Paris between Mr.. Averoff and
Evening star., 1958-07-07

Lincoln GALLAGHER, sCs: Eu-
gene Jsffe. FAS: DR.. Earl Nc
Cracken. ARCEA. and Walter
/ Armiger, AIRS. :. Federal Pow
er Commission has presented
ll5-to-25-year service awards TO
George Adkins. Harold Anil
stedt. Cornelius Aikman. Har-
vey Alexander, Elsa Altman,
Ethel Anderson, Robert Ander-
lson. Oscar Arnold, Viola Ash
Hey. Lottie Balm, Vivian Baker.
Warren Ball. Robert Barrett.
James Baylor. Kenneth Bee
man. George Bell. Charles Ben
nington. Isidor Berman. Almeda
Bernhart. Wallace Bethel. Vic
ttoria Betor, Geneva Bewley,
Samuel Binder. Eugene Black.
Robert Black. Roy Blair, Mar
garet Blake. c. Ford Blanchard,
Elizabeth Blankenbaker. Helen
Rolep. Ralph Booze, william
Boush, Abbie Bowen, Frances
Boyce, Earl Braner, june Breck-
enridge. Major Brewster, Mary
Britt, William Brouse, Blanche
Brown. Leon Brown, william H.
Brown, william Brunner, Doro-
thy Bryant. Harold Bryant,
Arthur Burkert. Gladys Bur-
nett, Maggie Burton. Anne CAL
llahan. Thurston Carlson,
Thomas Cashell. Louis Cesalet-
Il, Ignacio Chavez. Isable Childs,
j. Horace Clark. :. Fort Bel
voir has presented length-of- :
service awards to John Leisner,
Arnold Handy Gao years.: Will
liam Flammer, Ernest McClel-
len, Floyd Raymond Henson
$50 years.: C. Harding zim-
misch. Warren Mollenhauer,
David Orr, James Halbrook,
Edward Kinker, Edward Rey-
nolds. John wilkins, Frank
Marson. Jessie Kees Gao years.
The Air Force has pre-
sented superior performance
awards to ThelIna McCawley,
Phyllis McCool, Alice McDon-
incl, Marjorie Mckinney, Elean-
or Mcmahon. Edward McMur-
ray, Lorraine Magness, Joseph
Malaga, Mary Mars, Leland
May. Rachel Mead, Helene
Meeker, Wilhelm Meister, Don
Meyer, Lewis Meyer, Wilhel-
mena Mikusinski, Helen Mil
Ter, Marie Miller, Ruth Miller
Iva Stewart Mills. jeanne Mills,
Norman Jean Mogus, Gilbert
Moore, Marie Moore, Kenneth
More, Barbara Morgan, Leo
Morris, Ruth Munday. Richard
Munnikhuysen, Betty Myers.
Eff1e Nicholson, Lois Nixon,
John Noryell. Gertrude Obert,
s. Anne Oddenino, Katherine
Oliver and Elizabeth Osborne.
+. .s %
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Fire Ruzes z
Boston Piers

BOSTON, July z B.--A
spectacular waterfront ire last
night and early today destroyed
two piers. two warehouses.
about q dozen small vessels. 10
trucks and several loaded
freight cars.
Two flrefighters we're injured
while battling the general
alarm blaze. which fire ofIicials
said caused an estimated 81
million IN damage.
One Of the piers. about 500
feet long. collapsed into the
water In about three sections.
The two warehouses on each
of the piers were used for the
storage Of empty crates and
wood cartons BY Anthony and
Louis Caprado. They said they
had the buildings and piers
under lease from the New
Haven Railroad.
The piers once were used BY
the old Merchants and Miners
Coastal Shipping Line.
The South Boston annex Of
the Boston Naval Shipyard Is
only a quarter Of a mile from
the fire scene. but Naval and
city fireflghters kept the blaze
confined to the piers.
About a dozen fishing boats
tied up to the piers were de-
stroyed by the flames before
they could be towed to safe
waters.
Rescue craft succeeded in
towing away four barges tied
up nearby. All four were
slightly damaged.
Two Of the four barges are
used for the disposal Of atomic
waste In Boston harbor. Capt.
George c. Perry, who operates
them, said both barges were
Clean" meaning free of any
radioactive waste.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
The FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Appeals, Grievances
Bills Due Tomorrow
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star star Writer

House Civil Service subcommittee meets tomorrow to act
two bills involving Federal empoye appeals rights and the
setting up Of formal grievance procedures in Government
agencies
The subcommittee headed by Representative Lesns DEM
ocrat Of Michigan has before two measures sponsored by
Mr.. Lesinsh
One would extend to nOnveteran Federal employees appeal
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Graham Rally Ends
SACRAMENTO. Calif.. I'M

SACRAMENTO. Calf, July
Y R.-Evangelist Billy Gra-
ham spoke last night to an
overflow crowd of $4,000 at
tending the last meeting of his
eight-day Sacramento crusade
at the State Fair Grounds. At
tendance at the eight meetings
was l49,550.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

i AAkAAta W hAAg OANA Aaga VIC AOAAA
mission on adverse agency &C
tions such as dismissals, sus
pensions, downgradings, etc
Veterans already have thes
rights.
The other measure would es
tahlish formal grievance ma
chinery in Federal agencies
Each department and agenc.
would be required TO set up for
NAL grievance procedures TO
employees. The grievance pro
cedure program Of each agenc!
would have to be approved b!
the Civil Service Commission
The csc would also police thI
grievance systems to see tina
/ they were being followed.
Under the proposed griev-
ance procedures, Federal EN-,
Iployes would have the right Il
take their grievances to iin'
partial units (employe repre-,
sentatives would be on thl
grievance boards) in theil
agencies and would have thu
right to be represented. II the,
chose. by union representative
or any other person Of thet
choice.
incidentally, Mr.. Lesinski de-
serves a lot of credit for the
fine work he has done as chair.
man of the subcommittee tt
try to strengthen the JOB rights
of Federal workers.
MIFFED-A lot of Agricul.
ture Department employees are
upset over the fact that they
win have to wait until July II
for their retroactive pay. Mos
other agencies paid their EN-.
lployes last week.
APPROVED - The Senate
Civil Service Committee hal
approved the administration
backed bill to permit Fedora
employes to take leave Of alb.
sences Of up to three years tx
Join international organization
in which the United States
participates, without the EN-.
lployes losing any Of their Gov.
ernment unemployment rights
seniority or other benefits.
SHORTER WORK WE E h
TURNED DOWN - Public
Printer Raymond Blattenbergel
again has turned down the re.
quest Of Government Printing
Once craft unions for a shorter
work week than the present 40.
hour week.
Federal employe leaderi
Throughout the Government thu
Ipast few years have been watch,
ing the situation closely, feeling
that If there Is to be a break
through on a shorter Fedora
workweek, it would start in thc
EGPO.
But Mr.. Blattenberger thii
year followed the course hi
pursued last year, after the
Civil Service Commission
stressed that any move to trim
the Federal work week should
be considered on a Govern.
ment-wide basis. The csc said
studies were being made along
this line, but nothing more
has been heard about it the
last year.
CAPITOL ROUNDUP - Sev.
eral recreation and athletic as.
sociation groups in the Agri.
culture Department are spon-
soring a low cost To-day Colo
RADIO vacation tour August q
to 81. For additional informa-
ton, contact Marjorie Routt
ANS: Louis Knowles, REA:
Evening star., 1958-07-07

Miss Gladys Yule. left CO, ,s74,S34
($1l,l2S,975) when she died
last August-but inheritance
taxes took all except f74i.l8O
($2, ,0F5,304). The daughter Of
Sir David Yule. who built up a
multi-million dollar jute bpsi-
ness In India, cut relatives out
of her will, probated today. She
left most Of her money to
friends and employees.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Greek Official to Join
Tito-Nosser PorIey

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia July tE9-Presidens Tito and
Nasser today readed welcome the Adriac island OF
Bon for to their conference table, Greek Foreign
Minister Evangelos Averoh
Mr. Averof due in Brioni tomorrow. An announce
nnent said would with Yugosav Foreign Minister
Evening star., 1958-07-07
To Act on Farm Bill

The Senate also will act soon
on housing and farm bills. as
well as half q dozen remaining
appropriation bills.
Senator Johnson was not pre-
pared to indicate how much OF
the $872 million cut in foreign
aid will be restored until he
hears the testimony at Senate
Appropriation Committee hear
ings starting tomorrow.
Neither would he commit
himself on whether the recipro-
cal trade extension should be
for five years. as favored by
the President and the House,
or for three years. as advocated
by some Senators. The Senate
Finance Committee may vote
on that issue tomorrow.
Calls Trade Bill Important
"1t Is important to get a
good reciprocal trade BILL" Sen
ator johnson added, because
the welfare Of the Nation Ii
tied in with foreign trade. ]
I am going to do all / can to
get a bill acceptable to the ad-
ministration."
Although House leaders also
are working on a bill to in
crease social security benefits
they have not discussed that
question with Senate leaders,
Senator Johnson indicated he
is pleased with the Senate's
record Of accomplishment this
year. He said he is not claim
ing credit for everything that
has been done because the Sen
ate is divided 40 to ~. but be-
lieves it has produced a SUBJ
stantial legislative program.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Resort Forecasts

Long Island and New Jersey
Mostly sunny, warm and
humid tomorrow with scattered
thundershowers likely.
Skyline Drive-Mostly sunny,
warm and humid tomorrow
with scattered afternoon thun-
dershowers. High in sos.
Visibility good.
Record Temperatures This Year
Hishest, !95, on July 5.
Lowest, 3, on February IL.
Hieh. ~, at $50 pm.
Low, II. at $40 am.
River Report
Potomac, River. cloudy at Harpers
sehandoah cloudy ct Hsrpers FerrS..
Temperatures for Yesterday
GResding washington National Airport,
Midnight ---- 81 Noon ------- SO
sam. - n SPIN. - "a
Tide Tables
FURNISHED 6y the United States Coast
| and 0eodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
| High -- 100 am. 1.43 am
Low ---- 1852 am. $3.50 am
\ High ----- 1850 pm. 1850 pm,
Low -------- 9:04 pm. g:04 pm
The Sun ana Moon
Rises Sets
Sun, today 5:49am. S:36 pm
/ sun, tomorrow $50 am. S:36 I'm
Moon, today 12.l2pm, I2:l9 am
Automobile liafts must be turned
! on one-half hour after sunset.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09

SEVILLA, Oct. 8 (UPI)- I'm
tesort descubierto por I'm Ia
brado. cuando limpiaba un cam
pc cerca de aqui, ell mes pasado,
qulzas tenga mas de rs siglos,
segiin Sc inform6 aver.
FL pasado 80 de septiembre,
ell labrador Alfonso Hinojos del
Piano, rompi6 un anfora ente-
rrada y encontro un tesoro de
orc Y ioyas.
Entire los obietos habia pee
torales brazaletes y collareS, y
estaban en- an estado cast per-
fecto de conservation, pesando
mas de varios kilos".
Tn manic de secreto Sc echo
en- torno al hallazgo, que fue de-
posltado en- I'm banco local, Pc
70 hace varios dias la noticia
lego a oidos de la prensa To-
cal.
BESIDE entonces ell tesoro ha
sido ell motive de conversation
de toda Sevilla y aunque Sc cree
que hay mas tesoros enterados
en- ell lugar del hallazgo - I'm
club de trio de pich6n titulado
"El Carambolo" - ell area ha
sido puesta oajo vigilancia cons
tante y Sc han hecho otras exa-
cavaclones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
Democrats Cubanos CIavaron Ia Bandera
en- Ell TeTitofio Ecuatoriano de "Auca" I
Del Ecuador

QUITO (SICO) = Regresa-
ron a Quito dos rebeldes cuba
nos, pertenecientes al movi-
miento del 26 de julio, despues
de haber clavado la bandera de
su patria en- ell territorio de los
famosos en- indomables indios
"aucas"
La expedition estuvo tornado
.or ell senior Julio Castellon, pc
riodista professional, colaborador
de Bohemia y por ell i6ven
Raul Fernandez Los propositos
que t~uvieron los expediciona-
rios, segun 10 revelaron a SUI re-
greso, fue liar las banderas de
Cuba revolucionaria y del Ecua-
dor en- ell territorio de los famo-
SOS salvajes, 10 mismo que CO.
nocer las leyendas de los "au-
Shirts" que ientamente van sien-
do civilizados por los misione-
roS
Segun los relatos de los ex-
pedicionarioS, ell principal jefe
de los 'aucas" fue asesinado por
suS plopios gobernados habien-
do sido reemplazados por otro
de gran astucia y peligrosidad,
Va Sc han construido balsas de
chontas cada una con una capa-
cidad para doce guereros, con
las cuales recorren los rios en-
busca de gentes civilizadas.
Los cubanos NADIA pudieron
saber del doctor Roberto Tenn
blay quien Sc inferno en- esos te-
rrltorios con una expedition;
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
Gran Tesoro Descubierto Cerca
de SeviI|a por IN Labrador
caIeuIan que Data de Mas de Is sisIos

Los primeros estimados calcu-
Ian la edad de las pleas de ORC
como de 500 amos antes de Girls
to y segun Sc cree formaban
parte de una ofrenda funeral.
Tn informe detallado de 10 ha-
llado no sc tendra hasta que los
eypertos terminen un examen
minucioso, pero Sc dice que ell
tesoro de orc y rubies no tiene
relaci6n alguna con otros hallaz-
Cos arqueologicos hechos en- ell
area.
va Sc han recibido ofertas pa
ra comprar ell tesoro de distin-
tas parties de Espana. Una de
elias, hecha por ell marques de
la Motilla, era por un million de
pesetas 10000 dolares) segdn
informo hoy ell diario ABC.
Ell verdadero valor del tesoro,
sin embargo, no Sc podra hacer
hasta que sea examinado por
expertos.
Cualquiera que sea ST. yalor,
sera una bendicion para los mo-
dcstos obreros que hicieron ell
hallalgo. Ell tesoro Sc dividira
entire los que estaban trabajan-
do en- ell lugar cuando Sc des-
cubrio la antigua anfora.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
CHISMES De HOLLYWOOD
Por CARLOS PASTOR

HOLLYWOOD, California
Ell Museo de Arte Moderno en-
Rio de Janeiro. Brasil, ha selec-
cionado la production de los es-
tudios de la Warner Bros, "Ho-
me Before Dark" LA Casa An
tie la Obscuridad) aun sin titulo
en- espanol, protagonizada por
la exquisite actriz Jean Sim
mons. Dan O'Herlihy, Rhonda
Fleming y Efrem Zimbalist Jr.,
para ser presentada en- ell famo-
so festival filmico de csc pals.
Ell senior K%ubitschek, Presiden-
te del Brasil, asistira al evento
para admirar esta joya de la
cinematografia, lograda por la
maestria del incompatible pro-
ductor-director Mervyn Leroy.
Ell Festival, que Sc titula His
toria de las Peliculas de Anne
RIGA" comenzo desde JUNO, y
concluira con la exhibition de
TN srupo de films americanos
modernos. I'm permiso especial
Sc obtuvo para poder presen-
tar Home Before Dark, en- in
giles, sin titulos en- portuguese.
Frank Clifford, quien fuera
esirella de los Gigantes de New
York, Y actualmente actor ex-
elusive de los estudios de la
Warner Bros, manifesto recien-
temente despues de completar
SUI role en- la pelicula up Pc
riscope" protagonizada por ia
mes Garner y Edmundo o.
Briep; Eel actuar para ell cine,
me cansa mas que jugar al ba-
lompie; va que actuando Sc es-
Ia bajo una tension emotional
mucho mayor y mas continue,
que 10 deja a uno verdadera-
mente extenuado."
FL famoso productor de la
Mecca del Cine, Paul Gregory,
que hace POGO terminara de no.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
Dana Guiana Hace Votos por Ia
Libertad de los EncarceIados
Tuehan por Reeuperor Ia Libertod de
Cuba y Mereeen Todo Respeto", declare

debep ser los hombres, a quie.
mes Sc referia ell gran maestro,
esoS que llevan luz en- la fren.
lie, los que no pueden vivir tran.
quilos ante ell dolor de SUI pue,
bio que clama a gritos en- su
ago liza.
Como un eiemplo vivo de
reinvidicaciones, como una Ban.
dera de lucha. los presses del
"Harpon", ofrecian su vida, pa
Ia contribuir a esa luz de la Re-
volucion conjuntamente con to.
dos los lideres que luchan en-
nuestra bella, acogedora y he
rolca campina Guiana,
Luchar todos unidos, porque
estos hombres sean reconocidos
en- este Pals como patriotas, no
como rebeldes indisciplinados
y violadores de las leyes.
Hay que reconocer que cuan.
do los ideales son puros, estos
superan ell espiritu de conserva-
cion humanos. y Sc violan le-
yes y deberes porque es una
fuerza superior la que manda.
"Dijo ell maestro que ell que
no dyudaba a preparar la que.
ira ayudaba a discover ell pals.
La Liberation de nuestra Pa
tria de manos del regimen fu-
neStt de Batista no es una obi.
gaclon de grupos politicos, es
de todos cubanos que Sc consi.
deran honrados y justos.
La guerra no es apetecible,
ninguna alma piadosa puede de.
sesrla pero cuando la libertad
de un pueblo es mancillada por
la soberbia de un asesino odio.
so entonces es justificable la
rebeldia. Los pueblos oprimi'
dos que no Sc revelan ante tan,
tos atropellos, son indignos de
existir en- un mundo civilizado.
"El patriotismo es deber san.
to, Como cubanos debemos sen.
tir por todos los cubanos: lu.
chando porque cese de una vez
esta agonia y brille de nuevo
-(Pasa q la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09

dar en- Panama, "The Naked
and the Dead" (Lo Desnudo y
Lo Muerto), aun sin titulo en-
espanol, protagonizada por Al
do Ray; dijo que antes de que
sc eXhauste SUI nueva produc.
ci0n teatral Marriage Go Ro-
und", filmara SUI version cine.
matografica, llevando en- los 70.
les principles a las mismas es.
trellas que presentara en- breve
en- la escena de Broadway, o sea,
Charles Boyer y Claudette Col
bert, los inolvidables.
81 Sc fuera a tomar como
pduta para triunfar en- ell cine,
los antecedentes de los actores
que interviewer en- la produc-
cion de los estudios de la War
ner Bros, "Cabeza de Cebolla",
incluyendo a la estrella del
film. Andy Griffith, quien an
teri0rmente nos brindara una
memorable actuacion en- I'm
Rostro en- la Muchedumbre."
tendriamos como resultado que
I'm gran numero de maestros de
escuela tienen mucha facilidad
para interpreter diferentes pa
peles, asi que con un POGO de
suerte consiguen ell estrellato en-
la Mecca del Cine.
La estrella del cine italiano,
Vittorio Gassman, despues de
haber completado su role este,
ar de Guido, Ell gitano en- la SUI.
reproduction de los estudios
de la Warner Bros, "The Mira
Gle" tEl Milagro), sin aun titu.
10 en- espanol, planea pasar unas
cortas vacaciones en- Las Vegas
Nevada. antes de regresar a tia.
liza donde tan pronto llegue, co.
menzara los preparativos para
una )ora con SUI propiO grupo
t~eatral.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09

En- relacion con la reciente
cap'ura del yate "Harpon" por
las autoridades de Estados Uni
dos, cuando Sc disponia a salir
con armas para la causa revolu-
cionaria Guiana. la dana cuba
ma iebia Chamberlain nos en-
VIC una communication, en- la
cuai dice entire otras cosas;
"Cuando un grupo de hon.
bres Sc lama en- una expedition
reyolucionaria, con las ansias
de reinvidicar los derechos de
libertad perdidos, y r~escatar de
manos de un tirano la sobera-
MIA de su Pals, son dignos de to-
do respeto, ell APPLAUSE y ell ca
riao de suS compatriotas.
Los hombres del "Harpon"
estan presses, seran sometidos
a i'm iuicio, por ell solo delito
de sentir muy profundamente
ell dolor de su pueblo oprimido.
Els criminal saber que estos her.
mauos nuestros estan presses y
nc sentir eo nuestro corazon
ell deseo de contribuir a SUI Ii
bertad
"Cuando los visito ALA en- la
carcel como cubana, siento en-
ell slma ell dolor de yer mi tie
rrd querida banada en- sangre,
oigo ell critic deSgarrador de las
nladres que lloran por sus hi.
jos lorturados y asesinados. SUI
fro ell hambre de nuestro hu-
nlilde y buen guajiro y ell terror
de los padres ante la fuerza de
I'm Regimen que no Sc detiene
an.e SUI afan de exterminio.
Como mujer me duele la i'm.
potencia de no poder, con mis-
15grimas destruir esas rejas y
darle a esos hombres la liber-
tad. lLibertadl Divina palabra,
simbolo y luz, como dijo nues-
tro gran Maestro Jose Marti.
"Con I'm POGO de luz en- la fren-
tie, no Sc puede vivir donde man
dan tiranos.
este es ell case de los expe-
Dictionaries del "Harpon", asi
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
SACERDOTE EpAN0L
HERID0 En- VENEZUELA
EN- MANIFESTATION

CARACAS, Oct. 8. (UPI)-El
saccrdote de nacionalidad es-
pamela Quino Estavillo, parro.
ca de la poblacion de La Guai-
"a, result6 herido por I'm hume,
roso grupo de manifestantes.
TeStigos presenciales de los
successes ocurridos anoche, die
ron que los manifestantes atri-
buian ell ataque "a la negative
del sacerdote a administrar los
santos sacramentos a un ancia-
no que murio mas tarde, por.
que no era casado por la lyle
STA"
Ell sacerdote Sc encuentra en-
Ell hospital de La Guaira.
La policia judicial, la guardia
nacional e lnfantes de marina,
intervinieron rapidamente esta-
bleciendo ell orden.
La turba ataco al sacerdote
en- SUI propia casa parroquial,
resLltando otras seis personals
heridas.
Ell Arzobispo de Caracas,
Monsenor Rafael Arias Blanco,
conden6 los hechos diciendo:
"Es improcedente que deter
minados elementos quieran
arreglar las cosas por SUI propia
cuents Els convenience que Sc
pa ell pueblo que por csc canine
Sc Marcia ma y Sc va a la IN.
carrota y va implantandose la
Gictadura de las masas que es la
poor entire todas las dictadu.
ras.'
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
CORREO CON Ell BRASIL

QUITO (SICO) - LEGO a es-
ia ciudad, procedente de Rio de
Janelro, I'm avion de la Inca
de Iorrero aereo Nacional del
Brasil, inaugurando un servicio
regular entire las capitales del
Brasil y del Ecuador. Junto con
la trlpulacion del avion lego
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
NUEVO PALACI0 DE
GOBIERN0

QUITO (StCO) = BESIDE fe-
brero funcionara la presidencia
de la Republica en- Ell nuevo Pa
lacio de Gobierno que ha sido
construido de acuerdo con ell
programa de la TX Conferencia
Panamericana que Sc celebrara
en- esta capital en- 1859. Quie-
mes han visitado las obras que
hasta ahora Sc han realizado
harlan con gran elogio de las
miSmaS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09

parece que ma sido capturado o
ssesinado por los indios aucas.
Tn hermano del referido doc
tor ha iniciado una expedition
que esta investigated detalles
de- cientifico desaparecido. Los
expedicionarios corrieron gra-
YES peligros no solo por la Zero
cldad de los indios sine por mum
daciones y fieras. Su d~eclara-
cion final es la de que ell 60
b emo ecuatoriano debe hacer
algo para reivindicar esos te-
rrenos a la civilization.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09

una representation de la Fuer-
"a Aerea brasilena, presidida
por ell Brigadier del aire don
Benjamin Manoel Almirante. FL
Ministro de Relaciones Exterio-
res manifesto que la nueva Inca
era una consecuencia del con-
venlo firmado recientemente
entire los dos paises sobre avia-
cion.