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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

FORD IS Fairiane $500 Victoria;
Fordomatic,. power steering. power
brakes, radio. heater, white-wall
red and white interior. Never sold
Company ofhciars car, New car
title and guarantee Terrific saw
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JACK BLANKS

ARCADE PONTIAC
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-s5O0
1850 l4th st, NV. RA. $4,000
PONTIAC SO 2-dr.: r. and h.; low
mileage. excel, cond.: economical
operation pvt. owner: $3.50 or
best ofier. ia. S-2335.
PONTIAC 1856 Catalina coupe: ra-
dio heater. hydramatic. power
steering, power brakes, Wv. tires;
perfect condition. 2-tone green and
white: $1,505, special
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SIMCAS '58

On display in our showrooms. No.
l car for the money: 3-yr. or
30,O0O-mile warranty.
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RENAULTS SO

RENAULTS 80
CVs on display in our showroom:
3-yr. or 30,OO0-mile warranty.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
1401 r. l. AVE. NE. co. 5-Sl22
Open. 7:30-l0 SUN, los
RENAULT 1850 model 4CV; excel;
$3.50. 10. 5-0347.
RENAULI DAUPHINE 81; Sl.295;
several in excellent condition;
choice Of colors. UNITED AUTO
SALES, 2427 Reedie dr., Wheaton.
Md. 10. 4-S246, to o.
RENAULT 1853 Dauphine 4-dr,;
T. a. b 5000 miles. new-csr eond
Save $500: Sl,495, SI95 dn.
BELL MOTORS
h010 WiS Ave NV WO H-aNnn
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

PLYMOUTH 80 4-door for sale:
$3.50 or best OFFER. OIL. 6-744O. :
PLYMOUTH IA 4-dr, sedan; fully
EQUIPPED. 500 or best offer. WI.
$1,000.
PLYMOUTH $50 2-door sedan: q
tone black and white; very low
mileage. 1905. OPEN TODAY TO
z PM.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 Ga. Ave. NV ia. 9-3lO3
PLYMOUTH 1855 Club sedan;
auto, T. a. h., immaculate eond.
SS95. S125 down,
BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wis. Ave, NV. WO. 6-SoO0
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr. $40 down.
DE 6OTO-PLYMOUTH. JE. 2-2300.
PLYMOUTH $50 2-door sedan;
good running cond.: $685. or best
offer. Call OWNER, ia. g-5331.
PLYMOUTH 1857 Savoy "e'':
white man. shift; pvt. owner.
Excel. cond.. S1,450. ia. 7-7Sb6.
PLYMOUTH SO cranbrook 4-dr.:
7 and h.. excel. eond. For sale
by owner Ola Rhode Is. ave-,
College PARK, Md.
PONTIAC 1856 2-door sedan: light
blue, radio, heater. hydramatic; l.
year warranty. Sl.39b
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Bis THE SUNDAY STAR

r washington, d. c.
SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1858
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SIMCA VEDETTE '58
VS. 4-door on display in our
showroom; 3-yr. or 30,000-mile
warranty.
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Continental Motors, Ltd.
1401 r. l. AVE. NE. CO. 5-s122
Open, 7:30-l0 SUN. 1913
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SOLO Wis. Ave NV. Wo. $4,000
STUDEBAKER 1913 Champion:
good body 5000 mi on recon
ditiOned MOTOR LO. 5-l4S2
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STUDEBAKER SIS Champion 4-dr +:
overdrive. heater: clean, excel
shape; real economy: SS35. 6106
41St ave, University Park, Nd,
1900
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Continental Motors, Ltd.
14O1 r. I. AVE. NE. CO. 5-S122
Open, 7:30-10 SUN, 10-s
sTUDEBAKER 1855 Station wagon
VS.; automatic shift. r. & h; per-
feet condition throughout. Ss95,
S105 down
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JACK BLANKS

80, ARCADE PONTIAC
1850 18th ST, NV RA, 3-9670
PONTIAC 1857 station wagon: low
FLOOD PONTIAC, 5100 wis. ave.
PONTIAC 1858 convertible; new
auto, trans. r, and h; excellent
como. S495, NATIONAL AUTO
BROKERS, $500 Georgia ave. NV
TU, 2-SS77.
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ARCADE PONTIAC
1897 irving st. NV. AID. 4-S500
3460 l4th st. NV RA. 3-9670
PONTIAC so conv.: hydra, T. and
h, new top and brakes: $500 or
hnet nHnr In -QnQr
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OLDS. 81. "9S" 2-door hardtop;
full power equipment, radio, heater.
hydramatic drive; immaculate:
bank rate terms SO 745
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OLDSMOBILE SO Super "SS' Holi-
day coupe; beautiful 2-tone finish
and interior, T. and h.. Wv, jet
away full power. extremely low
mileage; positive like new: 81 ,6g5.
Trade. terms WOLFE MOTORS.
1913 N. Moore st, Arl.. Va, at
RoSslyn. ia 4-3oho
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HILL & SANDERS

Washington's Oldest Ford Dealer
lll4 Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-4300
FORD 1855 Customline Tudor Sc
gan an " eScepti pSsfo Suy Ct s ana
This auto has a new engine. Ma
TIONAL AUTO BROKERS, $500
Georgia ave. NV, tn. 2-SS77.
FORD SO VS. Victoria; straight
drive with overdr,. r. and h.. Wv
tires, 2-tone, all-leather interior:
one owner; 81 ,2Q5.
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May take foreign car trade.
S3,495. VII. $4,000.
PREFECT SO sedan: 7. and h.: ex-
eel. cond.; newly Va. Inspected;
S995. ia. 5-9225.
RAMBLER IS Custom Cross Coun-
try station wagon; air-cond., r..
and h., hydra; peri. cond |:
Sl,395. OV. 3-2151.
RAMBLER 1858 station wagon:
new: must sell; no charge for
equity. Sun. only. 10 2-7623.
RAMBLER 55 4-dr.: 2-tone, and
h.: excel cond.; 1858 American
style, S925 cash or best offer.
RAMBLER '55 2-dr. sedan: S995.
Low mileage JE. 2-76O7. %
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FORD 1856 Custom Pordor: equip. (;
green finish. one owner, very nice
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JACK BLANKS

radio, heater. Today's special;
S129; looks good; mechanics spe-
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o s1S 81 b RSqset ss 90, 4 e b,ii
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OLDs "a super "SS", hydra, r.
and h., power steering and brakes,
Wv. tires. tinted glass etc. ex-
eel, cond. and appear, going
abroad, must sacrifice. S945 ia.
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TRIANGLE FORD

3010 R. /. ave. NE. La. 9-1OO3
FORD '55 station wagon: ideal for
large young family; hard-to-get
matte; red, white trim, w.-s.-w,;
Z. and h., custom installed Cornell
Labs. spec. Hickock safety belts
AL seats protect family. reduce
kiddie wriggling: S1,425. OWNER,
10. $3.50
FORD 1857 Custom 300" Tudor:
equipped; green finish low mileage;
one owner. See this one. only
1885.
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DODGE 1855 Custom Royal VS.;
Z -or, auto. :. a. h.; perfect condi-
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OLDs 1854 4-door "SS": 2-tone
green. A good clean car. Call
AID. 1864.
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OLDS "a "9S" de luxe 4-dr. sedan:
superior cond.-looks; orig. Wv.
tires; bargain. WO. 6-52O2.
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KIRK MOTOR CO

FORD % Custom V-S: T. and h.,
nice green finish, 50 900 mi. Mo-
tor good ccnd.. Dependable Car.
Nv store OWNER
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family, and decided TO call on
him. ! asked him to make
me technical advisor on q
picture about the Navy he
was about TO do.
AdmiraIs Are Free
why should T. said Bry-
ME, when / can get admirals
for free? You should be an
actor he added. I'll call
Universal. This studio takes
chances on unknowns. That's
where Rock Hudson. Tony
Curtis and JEFF Chandler
were given big chances. You
go there now. I'll get you an
agent later"
So. Gavin drove to Univer-
sal in the section we call The
Valley. Il was embarrassed.
and told them: I don't want
to lead you on: ! can't act.
I have no background in any
branch Of acting But before
I knew what was happening
/ was on q sound stage and
answering questions while q
camera turned" Jack signed
the contract because II
thought 1t would be an inter-
esting experiment. When !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
John Gown, an Actor by Chance,
Stroiqhtens Out the Record

filled out the form about my
self. I was asked. What
sports7' ! put down football
and basketball. Later I read
I was q pro football player.
he was AvaIIable
rHow did / get the chance
for the Remarque picture' /
was around and available and
coming TO the end Of the
experimental period. Before
! started ! had decided that
II ! wasn't a star within two
years. I'd give up my notion
picture career. The studio
had a deal. ! believe. for Paul
Newman 10 play the young
German. I don't know why
he didn't. So executive Ed
ward Null said. Let's test
Jack Producer Bob Arthur
didn't want me and I don't
blame him"
Gavin can't be pushed into
anything he doesn't like. And
at first sight he did not like
the Lana Turner movie. or
rather his role. But that has
been rewritten. Lana okayed
me. but 1t is really a woman's
picture. / don't care If the
role is small, as long as 1t
isn't innocuous. It's true /
bring an ignorant mind to
this business, so I have to
follow experienced people.
And I'm assured my role viii
be good for me. But / feel
that even a great actor will
fall on his face II the part
is WRONG.
I'm highly skeptical about
q number Of things" the
good-looking star continued.
zone, I'm a most precarious
part Of this precarious busi-
ness. My salary is not high.
and even If 1t were, it
wouldn't mean much with to-
days taxes. Two, although
I'm interested in the produce
ton end Of filming. the ques-
ton is whether it would be
feasible for me. I think I
could be good at it. I don't
know what the future holds
for me as an actor, and the
production end is a good way
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10 hedge ones bet. I'm n
years old. But I'm not going
10 be in my 20s all my life.
Acting is a cutthroat busi-
ness. Sometimes It's only q
short ride.
Don't misunderstood me.
I'm going TO work like crazy
and study. But I'd like TO
have another profession to
fall back on II I have to-"
Married a year ago 10 the
former Cicely Evans. they
few to Berlin and combined
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a honeymoon with the film
ing Of "A Time 10 Love-"
They met while students at
Stanford and we're engaged
for eight years-something Of
q record in these days Of fast
marriages. Gavin's new con-
tract has six more years TO
go. If you saw him In his
big-chance war movie. you'll
agree with me that he has a
future as a Hollywood star
If he continues to get the
right roles. that is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
RY HHEILAH GRAHAM

BY NHElLAM ONAlAM
North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD Lana
Turner'S new leading man,
6-foot-4. dark and hand
some John Gavin. wants TO
put his biography straight.
Gavin, unknown when Uni-
versal-International entrust-
ed him with the starring role
IN the IS million Erich
Remarque story, "A Time 70
Love" Is now co-starrine with
Lana In Imitation OF Life"
But there Is nothing initiative
or phony about this attractive
new Hollywood star.
I'm the first place, ! had
already made three pictures
before A Time 10 Love. :"
John assured me. I'm my
third picture. 'Quantas,' Fred
MacMurray was the star.
Practically everyone was
killed. so I got Dorothy Ma
lone by default.
Rich? He's Worked
Secondly, II has been
printed that my family Is
very rich and everything has
been handed me on a silver
platter. This is a point that
has bounded me. and Is conn
pletely untrue. / most GER
tainly have had to work for
a living. / had had some COM
forts and all the necessities,
BIZ from high school on ]
worked summers and ! went
to Stanford on a scholarship.
Since the time Of conscious
ness, 1t has been tacitly UNI
derstood that ! had to make
my own way" Johns father
is a business executive now
residing in Las Vegas. But the
young star was born IN Los
Angeles and grew up in Bev-
erly Hills. which isn't a bad
start for anyone. rich or poor.
II never wanted TO be an
actor" Gavin continued. "Af-
ter three years in the Navy
/ decided TO study law at
UCLA. One day-and this Is
absolutely true-I was COM
ing out Of the East Gate in
Bel Air. and / remembered
Brynie Foy. q friend Of my
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R0CKYILLE DRIVEN
NEW STANTON THEATRE
Just on 18th and 4, I. Ave-. NE.
Air Conditioned. Ia, 6-36SS

suet Ou lCAm anu n l. Ave-. NsEs
Ample Parking Facilities
's.WASHINGToN's ART THEATRE
Matinee and Late Show Tonight
HELD oVER-6th and Final Week
Positively last DAYS. CHARLIE
CHAPLIN, PAULETTE GODDARD, and
CHESTER CONKLIN star In a full
length sound feature that Is one Of
the screens greatest all-time classics
guaranteed TO make you split your
sides. laughing. mot available for ex-
hibition or distribution in Maryland,
Virginia. Pennsylvania, or New York;
MODERN TIMES"
A 2, 1850. $40. 7;2O, sos. 1o:4O
Wed, and Thurs, q days only Two
Foreign Masterpieces: MAKE WAY
FOR DO" German classic and French
classic. DIR. KNOCK, . starring LOUIS
tssus CLOSED VISION 1first East
e s. engagement and Dostoevsky's
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-25
DR.. Torch Gives
Math. Report

DIR. Lee Torch, professor of
Mathematics at Philander Smith
college reported on some of his
recent research to the Spring
Meeting of the American Mathe-
matical Society in session at the
University of Chicago April 1919,
The title of his talk was The
Lebesque Constants for Laplace
Series In January DIR. Lorch
spoke to the annual meeting of
the American Mathematical So
ciety on some of his other re-
cnt investigations.
DR.. Lorch is currently engaged
In a program of mathematical
research supported by a grant
from the National Science Foun-
dation, the federal agency estab-
iished for the promotion of basic
research in the sciences.
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-25
Naacp Benefit
Dinner Attracts
700 in Detroit

DETROIT-More than $4,000
was taken in for the third annual
benefit dinner for the NAACP,
Arthur l.. Johnson, executive sec
rotary of the Detroit branch re-
ported
Seven hundred persons attend
ed the $l00-a-couple dinner at
the Latin quarter on April Is.
They heard addresses by Federal
Judge William H. Haai,e, of
Philadelphia; Dr. Frank S. Horne
executive director of the New
York City Commission on In
tergroup Relations. and an appeal
for support of the Association by
Mrs. Marguerite Belafonte, CO.
chairman of the NAACP 1858
Freedom Fund drive.
According to Mr.. Johnson the
dinner this year attracted d
more substantial segment of the
business community than in pre-
vious years. AS a result, the pro-
ceeds of the dinner viii match
those of 1856, he said, despite
the low employment level in
Detroit.
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-25
Announcing

Mr.. Mates and MIR. John who
did SO much alteration and roofing
work for the good people in the
last twenty years while Mr.. Nate
was a partner in Arkansas Paint
& Roofing Company (Which now
has terminated business) take pleas
ure in announcing the formation of
A New Corporation
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-25

The Johnson c. Smith University choir represents
one of the outstanding Negro colleges of this
country. The University which is stepped in glo-
rious tradition, me-honored and favored and
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-25

aged with 81 years of history, will unveil all of
its pomp and spendor on May in the Dunbar
Community Center
Tickets: Patrons, S1.00; General Admission, 81 90
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-25

Students, so cents
Mr.. William Upton
Henderson, pastor.
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Americana
Here's wonderful do-it-yourself recipe for exotic
MUNcK, IND.

MUNCIE, IND.
bBere is chutney out of Indiana, styled
after a famous chutney of India. This Amer
lean version is made with peaches instead
of mangoes - peaches matured but not
fully ripened II is chutney with the pieces
large enough and firm enough in texture to
offer bite for the teeth. 1t has heat without
fire, and no namby-pamby sweetness.
The recipe was created by Gladys Kim
brough; Home Economist for Ball Brothers,
Muncie, Ind. But its making had nothing
to do with her job. II was developed for the
use of friend who loves curry - and with
chutney of course! He had complained that
the commercial brands run too expensive
for his budget and that the domestic types
lacked character.
That was the cream Of the notion and
GLADYS went to work. After weeks of try
ing she came up with this close version of a
most famous import which she has named
modestly private Kim'S" chutney, Kim for
Kimbrough.
Private kIn's Chutney
319 pounds peaches
ounces green ginger root, diced"
31R cups sugar
III cups vinegar
4 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
2 large cloves garlic, minced
cup chopped onion
q cup lime Juice
u teaspoon ground ginger - Np
IpOd chill, crushed RO
" cup white r0iSinS VIEW
Y cup SeedVeSS rGiSiHs
Red, yellow and green food cOIOring
Peel and slice peaches N-inch thick. Cover
with brine made with tablespoons salt to
quart water and let stand "a to IS hours.
Drain. Cook ginger in water to cover until
almost tender. Drain; reserve water. Mix
a tablespoons Of reserved ginger water,
sugar, vinegar, Worcestershire sauce and
garlic. Bring to boil. Add peaches. Cook
slowly until peaches are clear. Remove
peaches from syrup. Add cooked ginger
and remaining ingredients. Cook until
onions are soft, and mixture is thickness
desired. Return peaches to syrup. Add
food coloring to get rich brown tone. Re-
turn to heat and bring to boil. Pour into
hot sterilized jars; seal. Yield: 2h pints.
"NOfe: The best chutney is made with
green ginger root and this is available in
Chinese and Spanish markets in large cities.
Though less potent, cryStallized ginger may
be substituted. Soak in water to cover until
sugar crystals dissolve; dice. Use soaking
water as a substitute for that in which the
green ginger is cooked. - The End
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM NORRIS

II understand that in some
rural parts Of the country a
newly married couple is sere-
naded with noisemakers and
bells. accompanied by raucous
and sometimes uncouth shouts. +"
writes a st. Louis reader. THE
event is called a 'shivaree.' I
believe. though I can't find the
word in my dictionary. Can you
tell me more about it?"
The "shivaree" is an Amer
icanized version Of "charivari"
which was first a French and
later an English word meaning
the sort Of tumultuous revelry
and prankish mockery that you
describe. The practice started
in medieval times and the
raucous racket was originally
designed to express disapproval
Of people who married q second
time - especially widows who
didn't wait what their neigh
bors considered "a decent" in
terval before remarrying. Com
mon practice was to continue
the harasSment by noise and
vituperation until the newly
married couple provided food
and drink for all.
The custom was probably
brought to this country by
French settlers in Canada and
Louisiana, though it has long
been commonplace in the back
woods areas Of the south and
as far north as Ohio farm
country. Nowadays, Of course
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12

the shivaree is part Of the fun
at first as well as second we'd
dings and while some of the
horseplay may embarrass the
newlyweds. it surely does not
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humiliate them. In some areas
the shivaree is simply known
as "belling" the bride and
groom.
(Released By the Bell syndicats)
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02

20 a la oficina. No hay en- ella
mas que un conserje sonolien-
to.
-GQue? = pregunta les
no Sc trabaja por la manana?
Isl senior contesta ell
conserje =. Cuando no Sc tra
baja es por la tarde. Por la
raanana 10 que hacen es no We
mir.
a un ministro nuevo que
quiso poner orden en- SUI de-
p%artamento y obligar a sus EN-
pleados a llegar puntualmente
,ndas las mananas, empezando
Ell mismo a dar ell ejemplo
2ues Sc presentaba todos los
dias en- su despacho a las nue..
We de la madrugada, lie colga-
ron ensegilida los burocratas
Ell mote de eel abominable
hombre de las nueve".
Bromas o veraS, ell case es
que Madrid resulta una ciu
Ged tremendamente extraver-
tida, la ciudad de Europa en-
que mejor Sc comprueba
aquella observation de Orte-
ga y Gasset sobre ell "hecho
de las aglomeraciones", como
uno de los sintomas de la re-
belion de las masas".
Mientras en- Paris ell es-
pectaculo es la ciudad misma,
en- Madrid es la ciudad y SUI
eente No Sc puede separar
Madrid de los madrilehos nj
Wceversa. Ell ser collective y Ell
ser individual forman una mis-.
ma entidad. Y 10 madrileno
es ese echarse a la Gale por.
que 81, no con fines utilita-
rios, como ocurre, por ejem-
plo, en- Nueva York, sino por
Ell simple placer de callejear.
Esto gusta al visitante, In
cluso a aquellos que en- sus
paises Sc distinguen por ell re.
tralmlento y la introversi6n.
Las ciudades deben tener un
sello distintivo. han de ser co.
mt son, 81 quieren atraer via
,lero'. Fuera de este TODD es
adjective y transitorio. Los rec
torres de nuestra Habana
laprenderan alguna vez esta
leccion7
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
MPARCIALIDAD EN-
A ELECCIONES

CARACAS, -(UPD- Ell Mi
nistro de Defensa, General Jo-
sue Lopez H%enriquez, dijo a la
oficialidad de las Fuerzas Arma-
das que estas deberan garanti-
Ear en- TODD momento la impair
cialidad y correction de las cleo
clones presidenciales del pr6xi-
mo Z de diciembre.
En- una conferencia dictada
en- ell Teatro de la Escuela Ba-
sica, ante los oficiales de la
guarnici6n de Caracas, ell Mi
nistro dijo que ell sufragio de
la mayoria sera ell unico juez
en- las elecciones y que las
fuerzas armadas garantizaran ell
orden democratico para que ell
pueblo, a SUI vez, "sienta ell or
gullo y respeto que merecen Ell
ejercito'.
Despues del Mlnistro de De-
fensa hablaron en- terminus pa
recidos los commentaries gene
rales del ejercito, la Marina, la
Aviacion y las Fuerzas Arma.
das de Cooperation (Guardia
Nacional y ell Jefe del Estado
Mayor Conjunto.
Mientras tanto, ell Coronel
Carlos Luis Araque, miembro
de la Junta de Gobierno, de-
claro que Ell Executive estudia
actualmente la forma mas via
BILE para reincorporar las
fuerzas armadas a todos los Off
ciales pasados a retro por Ell
regimen de Marcos Perez Jime-