davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

LONDON, (JTA)-London
Alderman Michael Cliffe has
become the 21st Jew to be
elected to the present Parlia.
ment.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
Cenfer Offers Excitinq
Youth Vocation Program

There VIII be no dull moments for youngsters during
the coming vacation.
The Tucson Jewish Community Center again will pre-
sent SENTER SNOWLAND a vacation program for young
Gil years The program feature wonderful trips
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
ANUNcIos ~cLAsIFIcADos
1-PERDlDos
PERSONALS


SEE A $500
Solo con su firma. Sin investigator
Traigs %interprete. MI Day FIR S-81i9
(4525) Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

1870
7-pe. kettls Set; Jorge
serving troy. il-eup hot
wotsr kettle on swivel
stond with oleohol burner,
9 cup teu and coffee
pots. covered suoor bowl.
creorer and wosts bowl;
oil ore footed.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22

Jules Dubois, del diario Chicago
Tribune, dijo que 81 triunfa abo-
CARA por una amnistia general.
Dubois afirma que al pregun-
tarle 81 la amnistia abarcaria al
ex DICTATOR Juan Domingo Peron,
Ell entrevistado contesto:
"Sera general y nadie puede ser
exclufdo, a no ser aquellos acu-
sados de haber cometido crime
nes".
Agrega ell periodista que From
dizi "neg6 que hubiera hecho trato
alguno con los comunistas, los Pc
ronistas o ell nacionalismo extre-
mista, y ciertos grupos cat6licos,
a cambio del apoyo de estos''.
En- otra parte de la entrevista
refiere Dubois:
"Frondizi declare que Ell primer
problema del Presidente que sea
elegido, debe ser reunirse con los
dirigentes sindicales y tratar de
establecer la paz obrera. Abog6
por una sola confederation sindi-
cal obrera, y esta pidiendo ell vote
obrero con esa plataforma'.
Segun ell corresponsal del Chi
cago Tribune, Frondizi "proyecta
formar I'm gobierno de coalici6n 81
es elegido, pero en- este no in.
cluira a los comunistas. 49,. 81 ha.
bra en- ell gobierno peronistas y
Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
AImueFZ0

AImueFzo
La sonora AdeIita ROyO de Cal.
der6n ofreci6 I'm delicioso almuer-
20 en- SUI resideEcia de Coral Ga
bles en- dias recientes en- honor de
las gentiles damas salvadorenas
Rita Marquee de MorelOs y Car.
men Givenchy de PardO, quienes
Sc encuentran en- Miami en- viaje
de recreo.
Fueron invitsdas, ademas, nu-
merosas de Sus ctras amistades.
Despedido
En- pos de bien mercedes va.
caciones, saldra manana por la
via (a6rea hacia Guatemala la gen.
til senorita Carmen Ines BricenO,
a quien despedimos cordialmente,
deseandole I'm feliz viaje y una
estadia muy placentera al lado de
los suyos.
Bodos de cFistoI.
Ell dfa de hoy celebran la faus-
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de CRYSTAL,
ounce amos de ejemplar union ma
trimonial ell senior Roberto No
guez y sonora, Gloria LazO de No
guez, miembroS apreciados de
nuestra colonia Guiana residente
en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caljdas felicitaciones y votos por
su bienestar.
Pesame
Fallecio en- esta ciudad en- dias
pasados ell ezimado caballero Gu
bano senior Jesus Naranj0. Lamen.
tamos SUI desaparicion y enviamos
nuestras mas sentidas frases de
condolencia a SUI hijo, senior Ores,
tes NaranjO y demas deudos.
mas deudoS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
JULES DUBOIS
Wiene de la Pagina 81

clones inexactas en- la entrevista
que celebr6 con el y que public6
ell "Chicago Tribune.
Frondizi manifesto 10 siguiente
en- I'm communicate:
Gel senior Jules Dubois, cores
ponsal del "Chicago Tribune, ha
publicado en- dicho diario una en-.
trevista conmigo en- la que me
atribuye declaraciones absolute
mente inexactas.
"Se me hace decir TODD 10 con-
trario de 10 que he venido Soste-
niendo, desde hace treinta amos,
en- mi vida publica; y Sc me hace
apareeer como %partidario de ideas
lesivas de nuestra soberania poll
tica y economical.
"Denuncio este nuevo infundio
que Sc suma a Ia campana de d.
famaeion que Sc ha desatado con.
atra nosotros, en- vista de nuestro
Inevitable triunfo en- los comicios
del domingo.
LA ENTREvISTA
CHICAGO, Feb. 81. (UP). - Ell
DR.. Arturo Frondizi, candidate
presidential de los radicales in
transigentes en- las el~ecciones del
proximo domingo zen Argentina,
en- una %entrevista con ell periodista
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
MI OPINION PERSONAL

SURE por su indiferencia. pa %
bora entonces, que separe los
ojos del peri6dico y los pose 30
bre SUI esposa.
A fuerza de no verla, las faC.
clones de SUI rostro desaparecen
de SUI memoria POGO a POGO, GUAM
do esta lejoS de ella cast no pue-
de reconstruirlas. De sus ojoG,
que tanto lie hicieron sonar, NO
recuerda nj ell color, la boca que
tanto deseo, va no lie conmueve
nj invita- al beso. Bastaria, sin
embargo, que otros ojos Sc po-
sasen en- ella, y mostrasen ad-
miracion, entusiasmo o deseo,
para que Ell la mirase tambien
bajo una nueva perspective. Pc.
70 quizas va sea tarde, quizas Ia
este miranda por Ultima vez.
Hace falta que Ell liable tam.
bien, es indispensable. Los jue.
ces comprensivos admiten el H.
lencio prolongado como razoa
para I'm divorcio. Els bueno que
el lie dirija la palabra para evil
tar que ella liable ma de el........
o que para vengarse, bloquee Ia
Inca ~telefonica durante horas.
Presa en- la casa durante TODD
ell dia por los numerosos debe-
res domesticos y m~aternales, la
mujer desea, al uegar la noche,
salir de SUI sofocante y pequeno
mundo y particular en- los aeon
tecimientos, saber de que Sc ha-
bla, que cosas Sc piensan.
Ell, en- Gambia esta irritado,
cansado de conversaciones y de
discusiones PROFESSIONALS, no
tContinda en- 10 Pag, 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
cumnlenhos

SumpIedn0s
I'm calido saIudo para Ell estima-
do caballero senior Jose VareIa
QUEEN celebra en- ell dia de hoy la
grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos.
4 x X
Extra hoy ea I'm nuevo ano de
vida Ia culta lama sonora Eileen
M. de Diaz, esposa del senior Alton
so Diaz, y por 10 tanto aproyecha-
mos la OCCASION para %enyiarle un
cordial saludo y nuestro deseos de
que goce de muchos amos mas de
existencia.
$50
Celebra en- aSta fecha la grata
OCCASION del ~anlversario de SUI naci-
miento Ell estimsdo caballero senior
Walter Freeman, Consul de la Re-
puolica de Ell Salvador en- Miami.
Nos complaca felicitarlo cordial
mente y formular votos por su
ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
gSHZgS1L zXBSS

EnfeTmaI
Lamentamos la novedad que
aoueia a la gentil DANA sonora,
Lourdes de RivaS y formulamos
votos por su pronto y complete
restablecimientn.
Bodos de Sedo
Celebran how sus BodaS de Sc
das, doce amos de venturosa union
conyugal, ell sehc1 Frank Venegas
v sonora, la gentil DANA puertorri-
ouena, Rosaida Pagan de Venegas.
Vayan para clos nuestras sin
ceras felicitaciones y deseos de
due disfruten de- muchos amos mas
de compression matrimonial.
CumpleanOs
Llega a I'm nuevo ano de vida
la gentil dana sonora Maria Aqui.
no de Pereda esposa del senior
Luis Pereda, y con tai motive nos
complace envlarle nuestras since
ras felicitaciones y votos porque go
ce de una largs y dichosa exis-
tencia.
Rodeada del afecto de sus aman-
tisimos padres, celebra hoy la gra-
ia OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos la
preciosa nina HiIda Esther LabOy,
hija del senior Gil LabOy y sonora,
HermenegiIda de LabOy, miembros
estlmados de nuestra colonia his
panoamericana.
La felicitamos carinosamente y
lie deseamos muchos amos mas de
vida.
QueremoS ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy espe.
cial a la apreciada DANA puerto
rriquefia sonora Isabel Leon con
motive de la grata celebration del
aniversario de SUI nacimiento en- ell
dia de hoy.
Ajusta hoy un nuevo afo de vi
da la culta y gentil senorita YOIan.
da Arismendi, hija del Ing. Dioni.
SiO Arismendi y sonora, Luisa Sa.
rracen de Arismendi, miembros es.
timados de nuestra coIonia vene-
zolana residente en- Miami.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
reciba con motive de tan grata oca
sion, unimos las nuestras muy. sin.
ceras.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22

Nuestros parabienes en- Ell dia de
hoy para ell estimado caballero
pu .rtorriqueno senior Luis TOrrue-
LA con motive de la grata celebra-
ci6n del ~aniversario de SUI naci-
miento y nuestros votos porque
goce de muchos amos mas de vida.
Llega hoy a I'm nuevo ano de vi
da la encantadora seiorita Alma
Ruiz, hija del DR.. FabiO Ruiz RO.
jas y sonora, Della Arrange de Ruiz
Rojas, distingdidos miembros de
nuestra colonia Guiana residente
en- Miami.
LIE enviamos nuestras carinosas
felicitaciones y votos porque dis
frute de muchos amos mas de exis-
tencia, plenos de alegrias y bienes-
tares.
Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION de
SUI cumpleanos Ia graciosa nina
Tania Lee Cruz, hija del Lie. De.
lilo Cruz y sonora, Nellie de Cruz,
motive por ell cual nos es grato
felicitarla carirGSamente y desear-
lie muchos, y nuy dichosos, amos
mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22

Me parece a mi; hablando des
de I'm punto de vista puramente
femenino; que NADIA nos aterro-
RIA mas a las mujeres que ha-
blar al vacio, que predicar en- de-
sierto, que prodigalizar en- va
no nuestros testimonies de ter
nura y no ser retribuida, Las
mujeres no podemos subsistir
sin la vigilancia amorosa de un
compahero, pues cuando este
falta, caemos en- un torpor en-
ell cual faltan las fuerzas whales,
ell brillo, ell color, la algeria y
Ell fuego, quedando apenas una
pequena cosa palida, cuyo pa
pei en- ell hogan queda reducikdo
a cast NADIA.
Hay esposas que saben que
sus maridos las aman pero al
mismo tempo piensan que 81 Sc
marchasen del hogar la harlan
menos falta a sus esposos que
ell aparato de televisi6n ell Pc
ri6dico o la pipa. Sintiendose
inutiles, Sc mueren de tedio, de
tristeza sentimental. Conservan
sin embargo, un cuerpo lleno de
vida y un corazon palpitante. Ell
riesgo eS serio, ell remedio es
simple: Ell hombre debe corte-
jar la sensibilidad romantica de
SUI mujer. En- Gambia, cuando
regresa al hogar Sc acomoda en-
su butaca, mete la nariz en- Ell
periodico y fuma satisfecho, con.
Portable, sin pronunciar pala.
bra, feliz porque sabe que ella
esta cerca. Els su forma de que.
rerla. Ella, entire tanto, Sc sien.
tie a mil leguas de distancia y
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
NINo PERUANo
(viene de la Pagfna s,

Orlando, utilizando a la seho-
rita Abella como interprete, di-
10 que deseaba aprender bien
ingles para trabajar como ira
ductor de csc idioma al espanol
algdn dia. Anadi6 que cuando re.
grese a SUI casa, podra ayudar a
SUI madre y sus hermanos. Or
lando vive en- la plantation azu.
carera de San Jacinto, cerca de
Chimbote, donde reside SUI ma
DIRE, Melcora. Vino aqui con ell
patrocinio de la Union Interna-
cional de Cuidado de la Infancia.
Orlando llegara a Lima ma
mana en- avion de Panagra, vue-
10 7O1 las 7:45 A. NJ, bora
del Peru,
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
DEL AQGAR-porN Victoria ALstandra
e. PoEMA De HOY
COMO UN MILAcRo

70 pense ONO til que no podria
llegar a amarte como til me amabas
y viehdote sufrir tambien creia
que I'm abismo fatal nos separaba.
Que tus besos janas harlan nido
en- mi boca que ansiabas loeamente;
que serias tan solo I'm buen amigo
a pesar de adorarme ciegamente.
PeFo va YES; la vida eapriehosa
toreio la ruta de mi raudo vuelo
y en- tn rosal la espina Sc hizo rosa
y en- mi pecho latieron tus anhelos.
Hoy aquel panorama de tEisteza
que contemplate tu dolor perenne,
es campo fertil lleno de belleza
que a tn vista sin Unite Sc extiende.
TODD pas6 por fin. Surgi6 Ell nailasFo
que troc6 tn pesar en- algeria.
Para borrar tus dias tan amargos
queda mi vida entera todavia!
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22

H~ORIZONTALES
1--Guia o direction.
6-Fotograficas, por ejemplo.
13-Musa que presidfa la elegia.
14-Compara.
15-Dejar en- herencia.
16-Disparo.
17-Medida china de 1ongitud,
Inv.
18-Hija de Cadmo, Inv.
19-Parte de los tejados.
21-De esta manera.
22-Niha pequena.
24-Amarro, Inv.
25-Golfo del Oceano INDIGO.
26-Intersticio de la piel.
28-Se atasca.
29-Buitre americana.
32-Estiras.
33-Del verbo atorar.
34-Querer con amor.
35-Letra griega.
Standardization, Inv.
37-Percibir con ell olfato.
41-Colera.
42-En los tejados.
44-Letra castellana.
45-Negacion.
46-Provincia de la India.
47-Adquieran.
49-Nombre de mujer.
51--Trampa o embuste.
52--Islas O rey.
53-Curan.
VERTICALES
1-Cortina teatral.
2-Nombre de mujer.
3-Imaginacion, mente.
4-Amarro, Inv.
5-Nombre de mujer.
6-Lado de I'm angulo recto.
7-Agarrara.
8-Del verbo mirar.
9-Dueno.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
IL taxa de vino jerez

IL taxa de vino jerez
Adobe ell conejo y sofria has.
ia que este dorado. A1ada ell
jamon, ell %tociro, la cebolla, Ell
perejil Y ell aio. Sofria TODD a
fuego ,lento y asregue la harina
Y revuelva bien, luego anada
IA de taxa 1e vino y ell aqua.
Cueza por I'm tato. Retire del
fuego y cuele la salsa. Ahada la
hoja de laurel. la pimienta, los
.clavcs de especia y la sal y cue.
"a a fuego 'ento hasta que la
carne este blanda. Agregue u
taxa de vino restante, minutes
antes de llevar q la mesa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22

(Soluci6n al Crucisrama de Ayer)
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22

10-Rhode Island, Adv.
11--Pusiera liso.
12-Depositos naturales de sal.
20--Papagayo.
21-Propietarios.
23-Urge.
25-Cerro en- medic de un llano.
27-Aferesis de ahora.
28-Amarra.
29-Arbustos coniferos.
30-Pasmada de frio.
31-nudillo en- ciertos pahos.
32-Pasi6n.
34-Nacido en- Frankfort.
36-Clase de perro.
38-Lago de Europa.
39-Nombre de mujer.
40-Sabio fil6logo frances.
42-Sacrificio, Inv.
43-Perro, Inv.
46-Onda, Inv.
48-Reza.
50-Pronombre.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
LA REcETA DEL Ola
CONEJO AL JEREZ

CONEJO AL JEREZ
I conGjo limpio divididO en-
presas, 3 liDrss
/ cuckarada de harina de tri.
80
4 cHcharadas de manteca
8 onxas de jam6n partidol
/ onza de tocido partido
! diente de ajO entero
perejil
IA taxa de vino jerez
i taxa de aqua
1 hoja de laurel
6 grauos de pimieDta
2 clavos de especia 9
sal a gusto
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
ENLACE MATRIMONIAL

En- fecha reclente celebraron SUI
enlace matrimonial en- esta ciudad
ell a~preciado caballero senior Ha-
rOId E. Williams y la gentil Seiori-
ia Blanca Lasa, a quienes nos COM
place enviar nuestras mas caras fe.
licitaciones y votos fervientes de
que disfruten de una eterna luna
de miel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
Z Found Guilty
In Abortion Case

Two Washington WON e n
were convicted on abortion
charges yesterday by District
Court jury.
The jury brought in guilty
verdict against Mrs. Anne Lee
Sampson, "a, of the HOO block
of Twenty-second street NV
and Mrs. Bertha Daniels, 80, of
the 1900 block of Kennedy
street NV. They had been
charged with providing an
abortion for an unmarried 81
r-old Army Department
employe last February 10.
Assistant United States At
torney Arthur J. Mclaughlin.
who prosecuted the case, said
the women could receive a
maximum sentence of 10 years
In jail.
Mrs. Sampson, trial evidence
showed, actually performed the
abortion on the young woman.
while Mrs. Daniels provided her
home as the place for the
illegal operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
CAA and AT
Hit in Nevada
Air Collision
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star stan Writer

The Civil Aeronautics Ad-
ministration and the Air Force
share the blame for the COLI
sion over Las Vegas last April
of a jet fighter plane and a
commercial airliner. the Civil
Aeronautics Board has found.
Forty-nine persons, AZ Of
them aboard a United Airlines
DC-7, died in the crash.
The board said probable
cause Of the accident was "a
high rate Of near head-on
closure at high altitude; human
and cockpit limitations and the
failure of Nellis Air Force Base
and the Civil Aeronautics ADJ
rninistration TO take every
measure to reduce q known
collision exposure.
The two aircraft, one of them
an FLOOR from Neliis Air
Force Base, collided at $1,000
feet in clear weather with visi!
bility Of more than IS miles,
The time was shortly after 8
am.
Testimony during CAB hear
ings brought out that United
Airlines had experienced nu-
lnerous near miss" incidents
In the area and had reported
them to the CAA.
"The board believes that
United's action was proper and
It was reasonable for the COM
pany to expect that appropri-
ate corrective action would be
taken by the CAA," the board
said.
THE board believes that
where the administrator is
aware of the existence of a po-
tentially unsafe situation in
which he believes himself pow
erless to act, he should imme-
diately bring this to the atten-
ton Of the board"
The decision blamed the Air
Force by saying insufficient
attention was given the segre-
cation of military training OPP
erations from other users of
the airway.
THE board views critically
some Of the procedures which
relate to this accident"
Inbound towSrd Nellis, the
Jet was practicing penetration
homed in on a commercial
radio station, KRAM.
THE KRAM penetration"
the board said, lin this case
required a flight course which
was almost wholly on Victor
Airway 8, where most traffic
could reasonably be expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
5405 18th st. NV.

5405 18th st. NV.
Just vacated. In heart Of
Brightwood-Side-hall, 20-ft.
Colonial brick; s lge. rms.
and 9 baths, den, on LIST
floor; new gas heat. Be the
early bird. Mr.. Ginsberg,
ewes, ia. 9-620S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

Two houses. LIST commercial.
Can be used for store, oifices or dr..
See these unusual homes which
have been restored, Can be used
as apis in each house. one apt.
Of 3 rms. and bath and one Of 4
rms. and bath. Large front and
rear yards. shade trees; beautiful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
4iOe 18TH ST. NE.

six-rm row brick, in excel. eond
Gas hot-air heat, full bsmt.. plus
these extras: Chain-link fence. gar
bage disposal, dishWasher, lst-fi
powder rm.: 4ss loan: priced al
$4,000; Seen BY appt. Ewes,
DIsMER AUXIER CO.
sos X st. NV. MA. s-07l4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
1926 Buchanan st. NV.

Completely redecorated
corner brick home; side hall,
liv. rm., din. rm., den: s lge.
rms. 4 natural bedrms., tiled
bath. mod. kit; blt.-in ga
rage. Priced right-try ST.
600 dn. Mr.. Norris, ewes,
Lu.. 4-49S3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
1923 Crittenden st. NV.

Beaut, woodridge-Det, 9
family house, on lge, lot;
50x12s; 4 Ice. rms, kit. and
bath on each floor. Stop
renting. be your own land
lord; S995 dn. will handle.
Mrs. Robinson, ewes, no.
a-O231.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

Continued on Next PassI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

32s5 NJ Sc. Con Braneh)-s bed.
h.-W.h Also 2 rms. bath. sink;
rear half bsmt. VIII FHA around
$4,000. OWNER, 1918 33rd pL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
1927 Georgia Ave. NV.
5503 7th st. NV.

Decorators Just leftl-At-
tractive Colonial brick. with
side-hall plan; q airy rooms.
. inclosed porches. Cow, to
schools, trAnsp., shopping.
Priced right. Mr.. West, ewes,
Ii. A-S7b3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

1OnE LIN 1nAOE
"a LONGFELLOw ST. NE.
S405 down buys this detached g.
rm. lovely decorated home; front
porch, spacious lot, automatic heat.
2039 End ST. NE.
Corner 5-rm. Brookland, newly
decorated brick home, front porch.
$50 18th ST. NE.
Spacious 4-bedrm. brick home. Q
Kitchens. side hall, front porch,
81 cRITTENDEN NE.
home; hollywood kit. and bath;
lovely front and rear yard.
54lS STH ST, NV.
s i;cI SvM .t s-sm; brick beauty
''os Els 9i q FLAaEER si Pa NV aean'
Newly decorated S-bedrrn. brick
home. side hail, gas heat. vacant.
I'll RoXBORo PL. NV.
front porch, mr.. schools. transp.
SO TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
Lovely 6-rm. dream home, powder
rm.. rec. rm. that is out Of this
1894 VAN buren, ST. NV.
Detached 3-bedrm. Brentwood
brick home, III baths, rec. rm d,
lovely front and back ward.
421 NEWTON ST. NV.
brick home, side hall, full bsmt.,
63lo 9TH ST. NV.
Brentwood 6-rm. brick beauty:
nicely decorated, front porch. tas
$3.50 N. CAPITOL
Modern 6-rm. semi-det, brick home,
powder rm., Hollywood kit. and
bsth: Quick possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
DAVID LAWRENCE
The Dismissal of Oppenheimer

bers, He was In contact with
ofiicials OF the Communist
Party. some OF whom had
been engaged In espionage. =.
However. DR., oppenheim-
er's early Communist asso-
Citations are not In themselves
a controlling reason for our
decision. They take on Inn
portance In the context Of
his persistent and continue
ing association with Com
muniSts. including his adj
mitted meetings with Haa-
kon Chevalier In Paris as
recently as last December
qs53p-the same individual
who had been intermediary
for the Soviet consulate In
l94S.
1T Is clear that for one
who has had access for so
long TO the most vital de-
Tense secrets OF the Govern
ment and who would retain
such access II his clearance
were continued. DR.. Open
heimer has defaulted not
once but many times upon
the obligations that should
and must be willingly borne
by citizens In the national
service.
Concern for the defense
and security Of the United
States requires that DR.. OPP
penheimer's clearance should
not be reinstated."
II II was excessive loyalty"
to his friends by DR.. Open
heimer and less concern for
the maintenance Of the Sc
curity regulations Of his own
Government. can this be re-
garded in the circumstances
as a solid. sterling Ameri-
can trait? Was 1t also Just
an occasional disdainfuN at
titude toward the cops"2 Or
was 1t. as the official record
shows, q case Of deliberately
misleading" the cops? Com
missioner Thomas Z. Murray,
who was one Of four mem
bers Of the Atomic Energy
Commission who voted TO
deny DR.. Oppenheimer Sc
curity clearance. went further
than all his colleagues. In
a concurring opinion. after
reviewing the evidence. he
said flatly Of the noted scien-
tist: He was disloyal."
The commission. itself. did
not charge disloyalty but q
persistent and willful disre-
gard for the obligations Of
security"
(Rsproduetion RiEhu Reserved
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Reason for Removal of Scientist
From u. S. Councils Is Clarified

did not remove DR.. Open
heimer from Government
councils because OF the adj
vice he gave against making
the H-bomb but solely be-
cause OF his lack OF co-opera-
ton In security matters.
Thus the decision Of the
Atomic Energy Commission
In June. 1854. reads In part
as follows:
DIR. oppenheimer has now
admitted under oath that
while In charge OF the Los
Alamos laboratory and work.
ing on the most secret weap-
on development for the
Government. he told Col.
Pash a fabrication OF lies.
Col. Pash was an ofiicer
of military intelligence
charged with the duty of
protecting the atomic weap-
ons project against spies. DR..
Oppenheimer told Col. Pash
in circumstantial detail
OF an attempt by a Soviet
agent TO obtain from him in
formation about the work on
the atom bomb. This was the
Haakon Chevalier incident.
In the hearings recently
concluded DR.. Oppenheimer
under oath swears that the
story he told Col. Pash
was a whole fabrication and
tissue OF lies
1T is not clear today
whether the account DR..
Oppenheimer gave to Col.
PaSh in l943 concerning
the Chevalier incident or the
story he told the Gray Board
last month is the true version.
IF DR.. Oppenheimer lied
in l943. as he now says he
did, he committed the crime
OF knowingly making false
and material statements TO
a Federal oficer. II he lied
to the board. he committed
perjury in 1854. -.
DIR. Oppenheimer, under
oath. admitted to the Gray
Board that from 1897 to at
least 1912 he made regular
and substantial contributions
in cash to the Communist
Party. He has admitted that
he was q 'fellow-traveler' at
least until 1912. He admits
that he attended small eve
ming meetings at private
homes at which most. II not
all. Of the others present
were Communist Party mem