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FARMs
icoNTINUUDi

New white board fence; 8 nice
acres, brook, sprina, barn. sheds
IN excel. conQ. U-foom house, water
and sleea shade, good mt. view.
$4,000. Terms.
stone rambler; modern "a every
way, lovely min. view. nicely io-
Gated; this Is one that you VII
like. $4,000.
q, B. woLFoRp
Ph: OF. b-2lsl AAmllton, We.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
MOVE IN TODAY
S18,500

Live-new, 3-bedrm.. brick ram
bier: firepl. In lge. liV. rm., din. rm,
AlL-ELEcTRIc GE KITCHEN IN
COLOR: $1,000 cash down will
handle.
c. M. HALEY. Realtor
126 E. Broad St.. Fails church, Va.
Open Q toe JE. 2-7944
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GOTHAM
COUNTRY PROPERTY

COTTAGE -. 3 rms, bath, auto
matte oil furnace; all cows, fully
furn.: large screened and glassed
porch; l acre ground along good
fishing stream. 6S mi. from DC.
Write Box 293, WilliamSport, Nd.
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PLEASEI

OUTSTANDING VALUES
363-ACRE RIVER FARM, mod.
furn, house; 2 baths, oil heat. good
outbldgS.: Is cows ample ma
ehinery. Gravel deposits. Proposed
No. hwy. through farm. sab,O00
rs ACRES, new ultra mod. brick
rambler, b00-ft on Rte, IA, 30
mi D. c.; 2 miles from city. SS7.-
62B-AcRR CATTLE FARM. bsaus
900 70 SIS, 900 10 settle estate.
Many other farms and estates.
q. o. OLSON, broker, wo. o-SA37.
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UAg0@g wv - 49,
tcoNflNUEDl
OPEN SAT AND Sun. l-7-conv
10 Pontagon, ~. Beipoir, 20 min
70 D. c.. This spacious 3-bedrm.
i4s-bath brick rambler. con.
ktructed on q large .ot, Is the
Ideal residence for the average
Income young family, or the elderly
retired couple. improvements In
clude den, workshop, attic IAN
81 elem school. New high school
under construction. Swimming and
tennis club PRIVILEGES avail. Al
this can be yours " below the
market value, Sib,050, low down
payment. To see this remarkable
house, out 6hlrly hWy left on
Franconia I'd. 70 .Rosehill Farms.
right on Rosehill DR.. to 25Ol.
ARTHUR LOWE. Jr., RE. $4,000.
SHADE TREES = 3-bedrm. split.
level; 2 full baths. IN. rec, rm..
carport; brand-new. bes cash Oh.
Priced at S22.423. LuRIA BROS,
Realtors. IA. 7-S50O, 2O4S Wilson
blvd.
TOWN OF FAIRFAX-2 Ice, lots
and house, FHA approved, $4,000.
Liv.. rnl., 20x14, wall-to-Wall car
pet. pine-paneied din. rm.. den
or 3rd bedrm.i bedrms. and
bath, lge. KIT. with pine cabinets.
BY OWNER, CIR, 3-0262,
COUNTRY CLUB AREA, NJ Arl.-
Entr. hall, . bedrms, baths,
lge llv Fm,, din, ell. den, rec
rm,, 2 fireplS., 26-ft, scr, porch,
hs:d 81, JX. s-ob2O. "
QUICK ACTION NECEssARYi"
---5plek-and-span BRICK SPLIT
LEVEL on a huge tree-shaded lot
ina friendly Falls Church COM
munity, handy 10 everything; an-
ished playToom in bsmt., spacious
liv. rri., fully equipped kit, IRE
MENDOUS MASTER BEDRM. with
private, full bath ana closets, 2
other big bedrms. and full bath,
staiIway to huge storage attic, as,
pat patio lnyurl2Ss deSs, nStxatsr s2 neat
First Time time Sr offered % ana PRICED,
RIGHT at the OF appraisal OF
S17.950i Low. low down pay
ment will handle, But YOU
MUST ACT 0uICKLY-it can't
last. NOT MULTIPLE LISTED,
BUT EXCLUSIVELY WITH PEAR
SON PROPERTIES, INC 6437
Exclusive AGENTS. JE. 4-5sS5.
SOUNDS SILLY but summer is half
over and school will begin again
soon. Let's get settled now before
the rush. This new 6-bedrm.. g.
bath antique brick will really catch
your eye; one acre; 24x15 living
ffn.. 2-ear garage: 30x30 rec. rm.;
beautiful view. Really priced right
IN mid 30s. JE. 3-2093, VIM. A.
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
MAR VIENNA; $14,750 to Sl7.-
800; new ramblers; large h-acre
wooded lots: 3 or 4 bedrooms, tiled
baths. kitchen with built-in appli-
ances and birch cabinets; base
ment and carport. 4-bedroom
model has Ia baths and separate
6473; eyenines. cR. 3-Os46.
/ BLOCK TO CATH. HIGH-A CO.
lontal brick: 3 bedrms., wall-to-
wall carpet, 2hs baths, full base
meht; piocs storm Trn WinGSSEs nS and n6ds doors
Dennis J. Oconneil Cath. High
school. JE. 3-2l27.
Of this FULLY HIs.coNpiTIoNFD 81 81 SokaI
Iancher through the hottest daysl
In excellent condition with 3 big
bedrms., full bsmt. with equipped
laundry, family-sized kitchen with
tiptop appliances and plenty of
cabinets. Located in an attractive
Falls Church section on q huge
tree-shaded, fenced block, AND
ONLY S16,500. Seeing Is believing,
80 call for an appointment and
see II now. NOT MULTIPLE
LISTED, BUT EXCLUSIVELY
WITH PEARSON PROPERTIES,
MG Mi;toS4 s4s7 ExaTiIsIvR ATinStSR HlSS %GtNrs g
jE. 4-5S75.
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,Bd0Den
LAKE BANCROFT

Four bedrma., three baths, nnid't
rm., rec rm. and hobby -rm. The
long low outlines OF this green.
shuttered white-brlck rambler, SET
AGAINST q BACKGROUND Of tall trees,
lends an extra touch Of beauty tc
this desirable neighhorhood; shop
ping convenience IS unmatched In
Northern Va; q few min. 10 the
culmore shopping center and
narochial schools ard churches
are close By. boatins, swimming.
fishing. all lake privils, Directions
out Columbia pike through Bal
ieys Cross Roads TO Blair rd,. right
on Blair 70 10 Ellen DR., right 10
home. HUBBARD REALTY CO.,
OV. a-I046. JE. 2-9O0O.
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Iy Nsd Rdds IusIss IOn TnR sLI0EFoIs sTuDos M RENr

HOUSE AND WAREHOUsE-a bed
rms, a-bath house with lgt. Nv.
rm., lao. din. rm., kit. and Scar
aaraee, has al steel beams, &C.
ment hrs,, semilrcproof, dry hsmt
under entire house. on about 3
acres OF ground with warehouse IN
back Of about 1000 50, ft.. attach.
70 warehouse Is an once or Bery-
ants quarters. unnn.i located IN
Mqnlg. co, on Rte, 20, 1 mi, from
Ashton, Nd Sale BY OWNER. For
appointment call after s pm.
Walker i-407t.
EXCELLENT L0CATION--ist-fioor
ONCE agall. Income from balance
Of bldg Mr.. 18th and Pa. ave. NV
$4,000 cash down. Terms. JAMES
X, PRENTICE. DI. 7-2734. so.
BETHESDA-severa excel. pieces
Of commercial property for sale
or lease In heart Of Bethesda, Call
M. Han Of SAMUEL y, HOGLEY
gf MD. NC OIL. 6-7eOO' ewes,
OIL, a-013h,
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SPLIT Level,

on Shirley Hwy. at Edsall Rd.
Marvellous view: brick: 3-bedrms., ),
1h baths, large family room. OPEN
61sr iDs to psto EtTs Isrgsssnsa %cS sit ~ wall
tional nursery: may assume 4iaes
loan. OWNER, FL. 1864.
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Mr.. FREDERICK, MD.

100 scenic acres. modernized To-
rm. dwelling, GOOD barn, new ma
sonry bldg. 80 IT. 4 so IT.: lge.
stocked nsh pond. abundant sprine
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE--6-rm. Dutch Colonial.
W/hsnt., ample grndG.. peaut.
iandecaped on Summer et. in
OroVen1ont ct Gwannanoa ". C.. nr.
Montreal and Bridgecraft. app. 10
mi. east Ashyilie on Rte. 40. Won
derful mt. view, eonv. hwy. ". =.
FIREMAN. Bon 2ie, sHannanoa. n. q
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FoE oE.,i irgRTlHERan PAHTIcghARs I1rns1ItA

Randall H. Hagner q Co.
1891 Conn. Ave. NV. d $4,000
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4 son. INC. REALTY BROKERS
Sos N. wsshinston ST., Alex Va.
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LOTS. ACREAGE iOr SALE

BELLEyUR FOREsT--North Arling-
Sn "a. OsSSs1qy Svs AZ asrs geoqsd s Ia. Ss which s
utilities. $4,000. GEORGE MASON
GREEN Co. Exclusive Realtor.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WAIVED

LAWYER DESIRES SPACE, tele-
phonic service, limited secretarial
help with law f1rm or lawyers.
Write Box 249-R, Star.
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and house, FHA approved, si5.bSoeI.
Liv rm., 26x14, wall-to-Wall ear-
pet. pine e-paneied din. rm.. den
or 3rd bedrm.; z bedrms. and
bath, lge. Kat. with pine cabinets.
BY OWNER, CIR. 3-O262.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07

LAST DAY SATURDAY! Remember that soyine about
all good things coming to end oPpes to our annual
clothing SOLE too. The countless who have already
shopped and soved can tell you has been good thing
After all this is the one time offer Sheldon and
Sheldon Arstocrot labels price" And even if you've
waited this long, you'll find selections ore still good Not
all coIos in all sizes and entire stock not included
USE YOUR REVOLVING CHARGE and take up to 10
months to pay Or your resuor shopping plate account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
luxury at q price -. just lOI
1000 IMPORTED
CASHMERE COATS
1918

Whot beats puteeoshmere for pure
luxury? Buy now. and you'll have
this seasons weor plus savings on
next years coat. jewelers. suede
pockets, full Bembero lining. hand
picked edges, tailoring to notch
this regal fobfic.s Grey, brown or
blue. Check the chart for your
coot-your buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

York avenue NV. He arrested
them for drinking in public.
and they were booked In the
central cellblock as Watts.
Coale and Anthony.
At 2:2i am. they forfeited
IS collateral each and went on
their way. Metropolitan police
were not aware they were
wanted for questioning In the
Lafayette matter.
When Watts reached his
home he was surprised by Park
Policeman Thomas X. Baber
and Floyd +. Pease. The ar
rests OF coale and Anthony for
the second time during the
night followed.
The link with the Polish Dip
lomat case came. according 70
Capt. Bonaccorsy. when DR.
Dobrosielski's watch and belt
we're found In the car Watts
was driving.
The three accused men denied
robbing Dixon OF Si4. They
said they entered Lafayette
Park for some water 10 have
a drink Of whisky and that
the two compliments had &C
coSted and angered them.
Or. Dobrosielski had beer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27
Polish Aide Kidnapped,
Beaten; 3 Men Held

was picked up bodily and tossed
into the creek. he said.
Climbing 10 the bank. drip
ping and undiscovered. the VIC
tim was able 10 hail q woman
driver who took him TO Con-
necticut avenue and Calvert
street. where he called Metro
politon police. Two robbery
squad detectives answered the
call and took the diplomats
report.
Assault In Lafayette Park
Meanwhile. Park Police be-
gan working on another COM
plant emanating from Lafa-
yette Park. across from the
White House. Roger Dixon,
Is. of 1920 Buchanan street.
Mount Rainier. and Harold
Richard Stair. 10. Of ala N
street NV. said they had been
! beaten there about 1880 pm.
Stair told police he had been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27
News Judge Named

John v. Horner. national af-
fairs reporter for The Star and
president OF the National Press
Club. was recently selected as
one Of the judges Of the Amer
lean Trucking Associations an
nual s2.700 Newspaper Safety
Writing competition. The con-
test recognizes newEmen for
the best trafiic safety stories
and editorials Of the summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

Continued From FIRST rage
had suffered an injury TO the
back OF the head and was be-
ing treated by q private physi-
clan.
Dr. Dobroslelski told police
he was walking the i've blocks
from the Polish Embassy 10 his
apartment at gaia Nineteenth
street NV. about 10 pm. when
two men stopped him In the
1900 block Of Mintwood place
NV. One stuck a hard object
IN his back and ordered him
into a car. he said.
During approximately the
next hour. the diplomat was
driven about blindfolded and
gagged. until the car stopped.
He said he was forced 10 lie on
the ground while he was robbed
Of SIS. a wrist watch and brown
belt. When he resisted an in
decent assault. Or. Dobrosielski
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

o Aunt Molly's gossip has
done a lot Of harm. Needless
fear overwhelms many WOO
men between 40 and 80. July
Readers Digest gives the
facts which sweep out mental
cobwebs and superstitions
about change Of life" :
prove that Misrepresentation,
not physical change, Is the
greater hazard.
"The Facts About Memo
pause" is just one Of S5 help
full Digest articles condensed
from leading magazines and
books. Get July Readers Di-
gest at any newsstand today.
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number supplied by a citizen.
and put out an all-points tele-
type and radio bulletin for Il.
Shortly after I am, Pvt.
II. II. Olson Of the LIST precinct
saw three men drinking In a
car In the 1900 block OF New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27
Mining Output Rises

PORT MoRESBY. New
ouinea.-The value Of mineral
production In New Guinea in
creased TO s2.s2s.OOo In 1885,
from s2.Ss7.OOO the year before
with gold output rising by more
than 1000 ounces.
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whacked over the head with a
whisky bottle. The bottle broke,
INJECTING slight damage. Stair
was treated at George WASH
ington Hospital. as was Dixon
for hysteria. and both released,
Park police had q license tag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

host al q party at the Embassy
last night and had chosen 70
walk instead Of ride home. He
has held the first secretarial
post about six months. coming
here from Poland with his wife
and a daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

SHOP LATE TONIGHT At the HEIGHT PARKns.on
SILVER SPRING PARKnston OPEN TIL $50 PM WASHINGTON TIL PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27
WHAT AN ASSORTMENT OF HoUsEw

Thousands polish housewares the
to You'll find bGbec
il on all check
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04
Case GaIinde1
Ernst Admite
Inforrne fue
Incomplete

NEW YORK, julio 8 CUPID -
Morris L. Ernst admitio que SUI
informe sobre la d~esaparicion de
Jesus de Galindez es incomplete y
exhorto al Congreso a efectuar una
Investigation complete del miste-
rio, por medic de una comisi6n
del Senado o de la Camara de Re-
presentantes.
Ernst, abogado neoyorquino, que
investigo la desaparicion por cuen-
ia de la Republica Dominicana, alb
solvio en- SUI informe al gobierno de
csc pals de toda culpa en- la desa-
paricion de Galindez.
"Soy de la firme opinion ma
nifest6- de que es necesaria aho-
ra una Investigation complete del
Congreso para que ell pdblico nor
teamericano conozca toda la YER
dad y todos los hechos."
La comision propuesta por Ernst
podria averiguar entire otras cosas
"por que no Sc pudo decir la YER
dad complete en- mi informe y por
que no Sc puede decir sine ante
una autoridad reconocida de los
Estados Unidos."
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04
ABSUELTO DESPUES DE
MUERTO

BOGOTA, julio 3 CUPID Ell
Coronel Daniel Cuervo Araoz fue
absuelto por ell ~consejo verbal de
guerra, que 10 juzgo por la acusa-
cion de haber ordenado ell fusila-
miento del exoficial de la policia
nacional Tito Orozco y de cuatro
personals mas, por motives politi-
cos.
La absolucion Sc profirio des-
pues de n semana de delibera-
clones del consejo de guerra y al
cual asistio la viuda de Orozco
EdeImira Prada, quien Sc dedico
a realizar una invstigacion priva-
da SCORE la muerte de SUI esposo
desde cuando esta Sc produjo en-
febrero de 1858.
La viuda, sin embargo, no asis-
tic a la ultima session del c~onsejo
de guerra y declare despues que
mo Sc ha dicho la Ultima palabra
E. .por ahora no puedo decir 81 mi
lucha ha termiuado o 81 debo Sc
guir clamando 'iusticia'.
Ell consejo a Cuervo Araoz, es ell
primero que en- Colombia Sc lleva
a cabo en- este slglo por fusila-
miento, pero Cuervo fue llamado
bajo la acusacion de "quintuple
asesinato" ante los Jurados, que
absolvieron tambien a Hipolito
Barreto, sindicado de ser uno de
los ejecutores de la orden de fusi-
lamiento por un antique soldado,
quien confes6 en- la carcel haber
participate en- la muerte de Oroz-
co, POGO anteS de morir.
La muerte de este antique sol
dado Sc anuncio como suicide. Ell
consejo de Guerra a Cuervo Araoz
provoc0 gran expectativa, no solo
por ser ell primer juicio contra &C.
tos de violencia politica que Sc,
realiza en- ell pals, sino por la posi-.
cion que ocup6 Cuervo en- ell 60
bierno dictatorial del ExGeneral
GuSIdV0 hOJdS Plnllla.
La Ultima session Sc dedico a la
autodefensa de Cuervo, quien pro-
nunci6 I'm largo discurso en- ell cual
sostuVo que 0 ell juicio, Sc bus
caban e~iercer represalias politicas
contra el ejercito Y no establecer
la verdad. Cuervo no neg0 que
lutheran ocurrido los cinco fusi-
lamientos, pero rechaz6 ell cargo
de que Ell los hubiera ordenado Y
nego que hubiese existido cual-
quier orden para ajusticiar a Oroz-
co y las otras cuatro victimas.
La cast totalidad del discurso de
Cuervo en- defensa propia la dedi-
co a relatar su actuacion como mi
litar a partir de 1948 cuando Sc
recrudecio la ola de violencia en-
ell pals. y a crltlcar a los dirigen-
ties politicos por SUI actitud duran
tie esa etapa.
Cuervo dijo que Sc estan dando
indemnizaciones para los muertos
civiles pero que no Sc ha hecho 10
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04

tenia Sc origln6 en- una fuerte
congestion que hizo bajar la pre-
sion Y lie cause malestares y
fuertes palpitaclones. Ell cardio-
logo, Argiiello Gil, que 10 aten-
do, le recomendo reposo abso-
luto, baja de peso y dieta espe-
cial. Somoza diio que por esta
razon debia seguir en- ell hospital,
de donde piensa salir a fines dc
la semana.
Califico de absurdos los rumo-
res sobre ell estado de salud, asi
como las versiones de que sal
dria del pals, para someterse a
tratamiento. Anadio que ha con-
tinuado aterdiendo los asuntos
de estado, incluso Ell presupues-
to para ell nuevo ano fiscal.
En- cuanto a SUI possible salida
del pals dijo: eel dia que vaya
a hacerlo 10 anunciare publica-
mente. Mi goblerno gusta decir
la verdad."
Agrego que espera para fines
del mes la vista del DR.. Milton
Eisenhower, hermano del Presi
dente de Estados Unidos. Y dijo
que la misma seria beneficiosa
para Nicaragua, porque podria
imponerse de los problemas mas
urgentes de la nacion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04

la perdida que dejan las empresas
estatizadas, cuyas tarifas y precios
deberan ser modificadas, segun
sostuvo.
Vinculo los deficits presupuesta-
rios con la inflacion, senalando que
aquellos son causa directa de esta,
para pedir seguidamente la cola
boracion del pals entero en- la lu-
cha anti-inflacionista, va que mo
basta la accion del gobierno."
Sc refirio tambien al deficit en-
la BAHAMA de pages, afirmando que
en- los cuatro %primeros de 1857 as
cendio a 270 millones de dolares,
para reducirse a "a millones en-
los primeros cuatro meses del anO,
y revelo que en- I'm informe presen-
tado por ell Banco Central Sc ex-
presa que, de m~antenerse ell actual
ritmo desfavorable en- ell intercam-
bio, "aun agotando ell orc v las di-
visas, quedara en- descubierto la
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04
Presupuesfo Fiscal Argentine
Anoja Deficit de y Ni||ones


BUENOS AIRES, julio 3 CUPID
Ell Ministro de Economic, Emf
lilo Donate del Carril, revelo que ell
presupuesto fiscal del ano en- cur-
so a~rrojara un deficit de 1886 mi
Homes de pesos y que las reserves
en- orc y divisas del Banco Cen
trail "han llegado a un nivel tan
bajo que de no adoptarse medidas
drasticas no Sc estima possible que
puedan alcanzar hasta fin del CO.
rriente ano."
En- un mensaje, difundido por
radiofonia y ~televisi6n a TODD ell
pals, del Carril afirmo que no pre-
tendia atribuir responsibilities
por la situacion actual, nj traducir
desaliento o falta de confianza,
pues Isl bien es cierto que las
perspectivas de la economic argen-
tina a corto plazo, distan de ser
promisoras, es tambien exacto que
sobrellevado ell periodic c%ritico, es-
tan sentadas las bases para supe-
rar las dificultades actuales".
Refiriendose al presupuesto, ell
Ministro dijo que las necesidades
monetarias al 80 de JUNO, de 1858,
ascienden a 1886 millones de pc
SOS y dados los recursos posibles,
ell deficit a fin de ano llegara a
%, 1854 millones. Agrego que pese a
las medidas para evitar ell aumento
de los empleos publicos, ha sido
necesario pedir authorization de
nuevos gastos al congreso para au'
mentar los sueldos de los funcio'
narios. Dijo igualmente que otro
factor principalisimo del deficit &
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04
Passes Cafeteros Sc Diyiden en-
Varios Grupos Buscando Formula
Contra ProbIemas de Excedentes
Por HENRY

WASHINGTON, Julio 3. -CUPD- Los paises produc-
torres de cafe de America Latina y Africa Sc %dividieron en-
varios grupoS, en- SUI afan de buscar alguna formula que
permita resolver ell problema de los e%xcedenteS.
Lo %ocurrido, que Sucedio deSpues de una reunion de la
comision formada por representatives de nueve nacioneS
productorasl que esta estudiando la question de los sobran-
ties, ha sido interpretado en- ell sentdo de que refeja los
enfoques d~ivergentes de los principles productoreS latinoa-
mericanos, por una parte, la rapida expansion de las zonas
productoras africans, pr la otra.
Pero Ell ~presidente de la comision, Embajador COLON
biano Jose Gutierrez Gomez, Sc mostro optimista en- cuanto a
que pudiera llegarse a alguna transaction. Declare a la
prensa, despues de dos horas de reunion de la comision, en-
ell Departamento de Estado, que los latinoamericanos (que
son 1G pases productores) volverian a reunirse ell microbes
de la semana proxima, a fin de hacer sS proposciones,
Utopia y los PASSES coloniales africanos representados
estos ultimos por Gran Bretana, Francia, Portugal, Belgica Y
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04

1Holanda) tendran tambien una
reunion separada en- fecha que nc
Sc ha fijado aun. Sin embargo, los
representatives de este grupo in.
dicaron que Sc oponian a cual,
quier proposition tendiente a res.
tringir las exportaciones, cosa que,
al parecer, apoyan los paises la.
tinoamericanos.
Los dos grupos propondran sus
recomendaciones en- una session
plenaria del recientemente organi.
zado grupo de estudio del cafe
bajo la presidencia de I'm delega,
do norteamericano.
Esa reunion habia sido original.
mente p~royectada para manana, pc,
70 ahora Sc la ha propuesto hasta
que Sc hayan elaborado algunas
formulas ~concretas.
Sc considera que ell problema de
los sobrantes es la clave de la
crisis que afecta a los paises pro,
ductoreS de cafe en- la America
Latina. Ell nuevo ano cafetero, mi.
ciado aver, Sc halla enfrentado a
un sobrante de mas de 10000. 00O
de sacos y a la perspective de CO.
sechas record y un consume rela'
tivamente baio.
Ell Embajador Gutierrez Gomez
dijo que la comision estaba de
acuerdo en- que Sc usaSen las es'
tadisticas compiladaS por ell De.
partamento de Agriculture norte'
americana y publicadas ell 10 de
JUNO pasado, como base del estu.
dio propuesto. Califico este de
"un buen paso hacia una ulterior
solucion de nuestro problema".
Explico que los paises latinoa'
mericanos y las potencias %colonia
les europeas, del mismo modo que
Ethiopia, habian llegado al acuer
do porque, por motive de sus di
vergentes in~tereses, les seria mas
expedite celebrar reuniones separa,
das, de forma que cada pals pu.
diera exponer libremente su posi-
cion.