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25Legion Posts
To Install Chiefs

A mass installation ceremony
of post commanders Of the
American Legion. Department
Of the District Of Columbia,
and their STAFF will be held at
8 o'clock tonight at the
National Press Club.
Twenty-Five post command
ers viii be installed in the
clubs ballroom. The command
ers represent nearly a half Of
the Districts 50 Legion posts,
numbering q membership Of
Is. 900.
Departme nt Commander
Harry S. Sembekos has an
nounced that the event will
kick of the departments an
nual program. including menu
bership. Jubilegion. Boys State.
Girls State. oratorical contest,
American Legion baseball,
Soap-Box Derby, Americanism
and rehabilitation.
Dewey Short. Assistant Sec
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Former Receipts
In Maryland Dip
By the Associated Press

Cash receipts Of Maryland
farmers took a dip In the first
seven months Of this year, fol-
lowing q national trend.
The Department Of Agricul-
ture reports Maryland farm
income decreased from $146.-
10000 in the comparable pc
Rod Of 1858 to $142.277. 900
this year.
A smaller total for livestock
and livestock products &C.
counted for the decrease dur
ing the seven-month period
since receipts for crops were
greater.
Livestock receipts dropped
from $104. 7s2, 900 to s9S,263.-
900. Crop receipts increased
from $41.3s8.000 to s44.014.-
900.
The report said the decline
so far this year came from
lower average prices. increased
expenses, and discontinuance
Of acreage reserve payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30

ing Drug Fair. opened the
meeting.
Henry Kearns. assistant Sec
rotary for international affairs
Of the Commerce Department.
said the United States exhibit
to be held in the second largest
city In Yugoslavia. is one Of the
most important and effective
programs Of his department.
He described Zagreb as one OF
the largest trade fairs In the
world. 1t covers $50 acres. with
most Of the countries Of the
world. both behind and outside
the Iron Curtain. represented,
Slobodan Martinovic, First
Secretary Of the Embassy Of
Yugoslavia here, said Drug Fair
was chosen because Of its pre-
eminence in its field.
Mr.. Martinovic declared that
since the United States or
ganized the first trade fair. he
can see stimulation Of COM
mercial relations between the
two countries. As q result OF
q pioneer American super
market displayed In his coun-
try, some so supermarkets now
are being planned there, he
stated.
The first secretary said 1t Is
important to increase exports
and extend our commercial
relations with the United
States"
DR.. Elsberg said the Drug
Fair exhibit will include o soda
fountain. q prescription coun-
ter, a display Of American
magazines and paper-bound
books, cameras. monographs,
transistor radios and mechan.
ical toys, as well as other ar
ticles found in q Drug Fair dis
play in the Washington area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30

most important behind the
Iron Curtain. This is the first
time q complete American
drug store has been prepared
for official exhibit overseas
Commerce Department offici-
ais said.
DR.. Milton L. Elsberg, presi-
dent of the Drug Fair chain
said the display will represent
10000 products by between
1000 to 5000 suppliers.
Drug Fair will have about
is. 900 square feet in the 40.-
900 square-foot American ex-
position.
Alvin @. Enrich Of the WASH
ington advertising Arm Of Kal,
Erhlich and Merrick. represent
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Ad Club Honors
Artist AL Cupp

al Capp. creator Of the comic
strip "Li1 Abner." was honored
yesterday by the Washington
Advertising Club on his 50th
birthday and the 25th anniver-
sary Of the start Of the strip.
Mr.. Capp told members and
guests Of the club that comic
strip artists have finally been
recognized as q kind of "jour-
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nalist." And he added the
United States was q country in
which o man can make q living
by being "irreveiant" without
facing the prospect OF being
lined up against q wall and
shot.
The cartoonist was also cited
for his volunteer work for the
United States Treasury's say
ings and bond program.
The meeting was held In the
Presidential Arms, 1920 q street
NV.
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rotary Of the Army. win be the
principal speaker.
Past National Commander,
Louis johnson. former seere-
tary Of Defense: George N
Craig. former Governor Of In.
diana, and Paul Grifihth are
expected to attend. Music will
be furnished by members Of
the Army Band.
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Drug Fair to Setup
YuqosIov I rode Exhibit

ultra modern drug store in the WASH
ngton metropolitan will be UP by Drug Fair at the
International Trade Fair at zasreb Yugoslava September
to 10. 1860,
This announced yesterday at willard Hotel meet
ing at the Variety Club.
The Zagreb fair described Of the largest and
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,urers alllveil their

The small foreign car owner will claim his little
machine will better 20, but at that speed he is strain
ing his small engine to its breathless utmost while
the bigengined American is just lazing along
On a twisting, twolane road in New England it
is downright foolhardy to pass the dodderer unless
you have the power and acceleration to 60 by
him fast in the rare, short, straight stretches.
.. Automatic transnsissiOns. Only the bigengined
Americans have the power to waste which an auto
matte transmission requires excepting Rolls-Royce
and Bentley in England. and Facet Vega in France,
all hrgish cars using Acknowledged transmits
sions). New converts to foreign cars have certain
mystique about hand gearshifts - they are some
how more virtuous and manly -but Mama driving
her young in the family wagon isn't interested in
devastating before cornering, doesn't know how
to hand shift, and doesn't give hoot
And if you're playing racer, an automatic gear
box will outperform manual transmission anyhow!
An automatic transmission usually uses more gas
but most people like it well enough to accept the
extra gas cost.
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all other models they have in the past = because
of several solid advantages they offer to most
American families.
.. They hare sir seating spaces. True, the center
passenger, fore and aft, doesn't have much room
for his feet is there much upholstery, in some
models, under his rear, but he still has place to
put it. The usual little foreign utility has room
for only four.
If you want car with real carrying capacity, of
course. you have to buy American station wagon.
In the big standard models, you get the maximum.
Lately the stylists, making roof lines lower and
lower, have caused some limitations in the shape
of the objects you can carry, but gentleman we
know, mortican has found in the latest Chevrolet
wagon an ideal solution for an old problem: coffin
fits in beautifully.
Most small European wagons are just about filed
up with two large economysize boxes of corn fakes
There used to be nice-size European wagon, the
Rolls-R Royce estate car price $40, 700.
2. They are fast and powerful. Speed is dirty
word but on 70 m.p.h. thruway it's necessity.
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T NTH recently an American wanting an American
~ car could buy either big one a bigger one
Times have changed.
This fall you'll be able to buy compact" car
made by one of Detroit's Big Three. These will be
smaller than the standardsi1e cars, but larger than
such imports as the Volkswagen and Renault.
Detroit will still make big automobiles - in fact,
most of the 90 models will be big. But buyer
resistance from people with shallower purses who
want cheaper, handler cars (plus competition from
the tiny foreign machines) has forced Ford, Chryser
and C.M. to join American Motors and Studebaker
in making compact" cars.
So now you have choice; you still can't buy
steamer, or an electric, like your grandpa did, but
you can buy big car, middle-size little
bitty car. Which type fits you best? Take the
''size-mobe" quiz below - it's fun - then read on
and well talk about all three.
The big Americans
First, of course, there the standard big Ameri
can cars. These will probably continue to outsell
The Adak sun., 1959-06-08

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 3s30 The Price Is Right
 4,oo Feature Film (Bordertown)
 5,3o Sky King $500 NEWS.
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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
NUEv0 ADELANTAD0 MED|C0

colegas en- Estados Unidos, fue anunciada ha-
ce exaetamente un ano".
"ICuales son -prosigue- las probables
contribuciones de este compuesto a la qui-
mioterapia? Estamos aqui en- terreno muy
INSECURE.
Mas adelante expresa: "Dentro de pocos
amos podremos ~apreciar 81 es probable que
del acido 6-Aminopenicilinico emane I'm pro-
greso importante en-. la quimioterapia. Por
10 menos I'm grupo en- Estados Unidos va
ha tenido muchos meses para estudiar las
nuevas penicilinas sinteticas.
la significaci6n practica de la produc-
ci6n del nucleo de la penicilina por fermen-
tacion es principalmente economical pues Ell
compuesto tai vez sea obtenible en- forma mu-
cho mas barata por fermentation que por
sintesis puramente quimica. En- ell sentido
econ6mico las enthusiasts referencias al paso
decisive tai vez esten justificadas. Pero que
da por yer 81 puede 'ganarse mucho del terre-
no mas ALA.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
I'm CONpL|CAD0 pROBLENA
LEROY POPE

Una de las ironias de la propuesta de con-
vertir al Berlin Occidental en- "Ciudad Libre"
es que ell Berlin Occidental es va una ciudad
libre.
Ell Berlin Occidental no esta gobernado
por los aliados.
Tampoco por la Alemania Occidental.
Ell Berlin Occidental tiene g~obierno
propio.
iPor que, e%ntonces, la propuesta del Pri-
iQu& razones lie han impulsado a crear
esta crisis?
Ell problema es complicado.
La respuesta tiene, por consiguiente, que
serlo tambien.
Acaso pretenda Khrushchev utilizar al
Berlin Occidental como palanca, para obligar
Occidente a firmar un tratado de paz en-
que Sc reconozca la esfera de Influenza CO.
munista en- la Europa Oriental.
Acaso trate de %convertir a la ciudad en-
OIiO DobhiS 4uS PoSNo Ia a IA IVA
cera guerra mundial a menos de que caiga
en- poder de la Union Sovietica.
Occidente tiene mas que temer de un
Berlin Occidental Iibre e inerme que los CO.
munistas de un Berlin Occidental protegido
por fuerzas simb6licas occidentales.
Els completamente impossible para la Ale
mania Occidental nYnnrondnr rocnaotn dol
Berlin Occidental Ell mismo tipo de campana
que Hitler llevo a cabo respecto a Danzig.
Mas de 100 Kilometres de t~erritorio comunis-
ia muy bien defendido separa al Berlin Oc-
cidental del te%rritorio de la Republica de
Bonn.
La presencia de tropas aliadas en- ell Ber-
lin Occidental, es tanta ~garantia de que los
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26

simpatizantes de la Alemania Occidental man.
tendran la paz en- la ciudad como de que la
mantendran los simpatizantes de la Alemania
Oriental.
No puede prescindirse del hecho de que,
un Berlin Occidental libre e~staria, como 10
esta ahora, rodeado por t%erritorio comunista.
Sc h~allaria, por consiguiente, a MERGED de
los comunistas militar, economical y sicologi-
camente.,
De la misma forma que Hitler obtuvo ell
dominic p%olftico de Danzig, antes de avan-
zar militarmente sobre esa ciudad, ash po-
drian los alemanes orientales convertir a
Berlin en- comunista en- TODD menos en- ell
nombre.
Lo que aqui Sc estan jugando las poten-
cias occidentales es, sin embargo, algo mas
importante que Ell Berlin Occidental. 81 Sc
permite que caiga la antigua capital alemana,
ell apetito politico de Khrushchev no hara
otra cosa sine e~xcitarse mas aun.
AL mismo tempo, decaeria la confianza
del mundo libre y de las n~aciones neutrales
en- los Estados Unidos, de la misma forma que
decay6 la c~onfianza del mundo libre en- Gran
Bretana y Francia despues de Munich, antes
de la segunda guerra mundial.
Las encuestas a que Sc ha sometido la
opinion publica en- los Estados Unidos indi-
can que ell pueblo de este pals esta dispuesto
a correr ell riesgo de que estalle la tercera
guerra mundial, con tai de impedir que
Khrushchev Sc apodere del Berlin Occidental
de la misma forma que Hitler Sc apodero
de Danzig.
Ell pueblo de los Estados Unidos no quie-
re guerra nj cree que la habra. A pesar de
clio esta dispuesto a correr Ell peligro de que
la haya por las mismas razones que 10 corrlo
Neville Chamberlain cuando Sc produjo ell
problema de Danzig.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
iSE HACE O Sc NACE?...

Muy senior milo:
Hace tempo que deseaba formulate una
p~regunta pues tengo la seguridad de que u.s.
ted me ~ilustrara al respecto:
En- varias ciudades de importancia, exis-
ten las llamadas Escuelas de Periodismo, en-
tire estas, la de La Habana, Manuel Marquee
Sterling" independents completamente de
la Universidad Nacional. Tengo una prima
que Sc graduo de periodista professional con
las mas brillantes notas hace tres amos en-
este planted de La Habana. En- diversas oca-
stones ha solicitado plaza de periodista y en-
dos oportunidades trabajo como tai en- dos
diarios cubanos; sin embargo, a los pocos dias
de estar escribiendo fue dejada cesante, pri-
nero en- uno de los periodicos y despues en-
ell otro. Decepcionada ha buscado trabajo
en- otros campos y actualmente es secretaria
de una prestigiosa empresa en- Caracas. La
pregunta es esta: lSon las Escuelas de Pc
riodismo los lugares en- que ell periodista Sc
hace o simplemente son centres donde Sc pu-
lie y perfila aquel que naci6 periodista? En-
cambio conozco muchas personals que no han
cursado periodismo y ~ostentaD posiciones de
tales con exito. 70 entiendo que 81 estos
centres son para perfeccionar al que naci6
con esa vocacion, deberian llamarse Escue-
las Vocacionales de Periodismo, atendiendo
primariamente a la vocaci6n del alumno. va
que de no hacerse ash, cabrian tambien Es-
cuelas de Poesia, donde Sc f~orjarian a ma
cha martillo aqueIlos que quisieran "ser"
poetas... 10 cual resultaria tonic. De todos
modos quisiera conocer su opinion a este res
pecto.
Muy atentamente,
Herculano Sotomayor.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
DONALD r. SHANoR

1.-THE British Medical Journal, 6rgano
Official de la Association Medica Britannica, pa
rece hoy renuente unirse al coro de aclama-
clones con que ha sido recibido I'm nuevo ade-
lanto britanico en- la penicilinoterapia.
Tai adelanto, fue Ell anuncio de la soma
ma pasada de que Sc habia dado 'un paso de-
cisivo" en- la preparation de penicicilinas "a
MEDIA" para que Sc adapten a intermediates
determinadas y enviar las reacciones alergi-
cas- ciertas penicilinas.
"The British Medical Journal declara
en- I'm editorial que Ell aislamiento del acido
"6-Aminopenicilinico" con ell cual Sc prepare
rian las nuevas penicilinas, ha sido acorn
panado por ''un sorprendente cantidad de
publicidad".
Reconoce que ell aislamiento del mismo
acido por fermentation de una fuente natu-
raj es "una firme y satisfactoria realization,
pero agrega: Gel compuesto en- 81, no es nue.
vo - SUI sintesis total por ]. C. Cheehan y
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
IN CASE OF SERIOUS POLITICAL PROBLEMS,
NATIONAL UNITY

When a Republic faces a grave crisis, particularly
In Its institutional life which is the case of the dicta-
torships- the political and civic leaders Of the country
have the patriotic duty to unite under one goal: the
restoration of democracy.
To fight the existence of a regime of force, difficult
to overthrow because it uses all the resources Of arbi-
trariness to stay in power, what remains to be done is
that, uniting forces, putting aside all personal and party
interests, everybody embark in the difficult and noble
task of Graduating tyranny.
Under normal political circumstances, discrepancies
and party divisions are necessary for the good opera
ton of democracy. But in the case of an emergency,
when the Republic ireads on chaos because its institu-
lions are at the service of interests that are foreign to
the country, what becomes necessary is the unity of all
the sectors of the opposition, on the minimum basis Of
. program Of recuperation, to fight the dictatorship.
The unity of the opposition which is not indis.
penSable in an absolute sense is convenient so as to
waste no effort within the national territory in the
struggle for the defense of democracy. Likewise, 1t is
necessary to win more sympathy and more respect in
the international circles in favor of such a noble cause.
Unity gives moral and physical force to all that
tends, in these instances, to strengthen the republican
institutions.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
sUsCRIPTOR AGRADECIDO

Tengo Ell gusto de %acompanar cheque CO.
respondents al pago de IN trimestre ven
cido en- Feb. % del corriente y pago adelan-
tado de un semestre que vencera en- agosto 80.
Aprovecho la o%portunidad para testimo-
MAR nuestrs gratitud a su diario. En- los mo-
mentos dificiles de nuestra Cuba, ustedes Su-
pieron mantenernos informados de la yeidad,
apoyando la causa noble de nuestro pueblo.
Y ahora, en- la epoca de recuperacion, puedo
seguir cuanto ~acontece ALA, a traves de sus
paginas.
DIR. JIM. Perdomo
Petersburg, Va.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
Carries al Director .
La Opinion de Nuestros Lectores

Ell Gobierno de don Luis Munoz Marin
ha conquistado 10 que ell Estado No. 81 no ha-
ria siendo un estado mas. Nos impondrian
una gran cantidad de impuestos, una Policia y
funcionarios norteamericanos. Prevaleceria la
discrimination racial y los negros puertorri-
quenos no podrian concurrir a lugares publ
cos, como 10 hacen hoy dia. Hay que darse
cuenta de como tratan actualmente los puer-
torriqueios aqui en- la Florida y en- cast to-
dos los estados restantes de la Naci6n. Puer-
to Rico es hoy en- dia la admiration del con-
tinente americana y demas paises del mundo.
SPor que zanzibar la Vaca por la Chiva? Nj
p~ensarlo. Esos sehores que han iniciado la
campana del Estado No. 81 que Sc dediquen
a algo, mas practice y nos dejen %tranouilos,
que no Sc olviden que tambien tenemoS en-
nuestra Isla una Sierra Maestro.
I'm gran numero de puertorriquenos ra-
dicados en- este Condado de Dade nos esta-
mos reuniendo para iniciar una campafa para
hacer yer y convencer a boricuas y demas
hispanos de las desventajas que nos ocasio-
maria ell dicho Estado No. 81. AL ST.. German
Negroni y SUI comparsa de estadistas, que Sc
gado Rivera Cruz que ande con cuidado, que
puede perder las simpatias de que hoy dis
fruta entire la numerosa colonia puerto
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