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BRECKENRIDGE. HARRY G. On Tues

day, July 20, 1859 at WASHINGTON
ENRIDGE OF 3l2 Center ST., Hern-
don. Va, husband Of Alma W Breck-
enridge; brother OF Mrs. William
Pace, CharlottesVille, IA, and Mau-
rice Breckenridge, St. Petersburg,
Fla, He also is survived by several
nieces and nephews Frie4ds may
call at his late residence, 81 Center
ST., Herndon, Va. after q pm,
Wednesday, July 20, where services
will be held Friday, July 81, at >
pm. EDIT. Entombment Chestnut
Grove MauSoleum, Herndon Va. Ar
raneements by Green Funeral Home.
Herndon, Va. 81
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81 CARRIE LEE IN r,,osd

Highland, Nd. cARRIE LEE Is IL p
wik OF the late Richard H. Estep.
beloved mother Of Florence q
Bright, Bertha NJ. Burgess, Mary j
den, lie Roy, John, Melvin and
Richard Estep; sister Of Mrs. Mary
Jones Mrs. Ada Bell. Mrs. Jessie
Roardley and John H Wise. Sur.
v are thirty-two grandchildren
thirtysseven Observation-Disclosures and
1st Of other relatives and friends
After 8, pm. Saturday, August /,
. friends may call at her late resi-
dence Fl :eral on Sunday, August
>, a. . pm, from Hopkins Church
highland. Nd, the Rev. Davis off,
Glazing. Interment church cemetery
Services by the Snowden Funeral
Home, Rockville
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JENNINGS, STELLA JOHNSTON. On

Tuesday, July %, 1869, at Washing
ton Sanitarium, STELLA JOHNSTON
JENNINGS Of the s! KenesSa az, apart art
maculata Mrs Thomas M MAcksey
and RAYMOND r. jennings, sister Of
Mrs. Harry j. Greene. She also is
survived by five grandchildren.
Friends may call at the 8. H, Hines
NV, after 10 am. Thursday. July
30 parking facilitiesl. Prayers at
the above funeral home on Friday,
July 81, at 9:30 am, thence to the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart, 18th st
and Park I'd. NV, where the holy
sacrifice Of the mass will be offered
at 10 am. for the repose OF her soul
lnterment Glenwood Cemetery. 80
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BROWN, DEsKIN ERIE, ST. On Mon.

day, July ~, 1893, at Casually Hos
pital. OESKIN ERIE BROWN, Sr., Of
o. Florence May Brown, and father
Of Deskin Erie, jr.: George z. and
Nicholas A. Brown. Memorial seTv-
ices will be held at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Massachusetts,
ave. ne, on Saturday. August /, at
pm. Interment private.
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DILL. ELLA. On Tuesday. July. IS
St Hyattsville, Md, beloved wife Of
the late 3irgll " Dill and mother
of Alpha Plaskett. Etie Kloeber, Hat
tie Manasco, Louise Steele. Irene
Leith, Bertha Sheskin and Elmer
Dill She also is survived by q
grandson, Jerry z. Lawson and ter
other grandchildren. Services al
the Gasch Funeral Home. 473g Bal
timore ave, Hyattsville, Nd, on
Thursday. July 30, at ! pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Jasper, Ala.
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FLETCBER. MRS. ORA on


day, July rs, 1859. MRS, oKRA
FLETCHER OF 4l0 A St, Brunswick.
Md. died at the Hillcrest NURSING
Home. Winchester, Va. wife of the
late late E ar s. Fletcher FLETCHER She Is sur,
Fanser, Knoxville. Md: Mrs Hazel
Crowley, Riverdale, Md: James r
Fletcher. Washington, D. c.: Earnest
R. Fletcher, Falls Church, Va. and
william Fletcher, Brunswick. Nd.
She also is survived by two grand
children and eleven great-grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Feete
Funeral Home, Brunswick, Md, after
, pm Thursday. July 80. Services
will be held on Friday, July 81, at
l. pm. at the Feete Funeral Home,
the Rev. Franklin A. Klein ofici-
ating Interment Lake View Gene
terry. Hamilton Va.
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MEAD, LESTER STANTON suddenly

on Monday, July 20, 1859, LISTER
s. NEAL OF 1917 N Edgewood st.,
Arlington, Va, husband of Lula
Ann Mead, and brother OF Louis
Mead OF WASHINGTON, D. C, ard
Thomas nd OF Laurel. Md. Friends
may call at the Robert J. Murphy
Funeral Home parking in rear)
1924 'olumbia pike, Arlington, Va,
between the hours Of Z pm. and
where services will be held at As
pm. on friday. July 81. Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
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LECKLIrER ANNA, OF 500 state 81

Cheveriy. Nd. on July 81, 1853,
mother OF Mrs, James Mckinney,
Frederick, Joseph, George and Clar-
ence Leckliter: sister of William
DingeS. Prayers ct Chambers Flu
Rlverdale, Md on Friday, July 81
at S:45 am. Mass at ST Ambrose
Church. Cheverly, Md, at 9:30 q m
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, &c
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LAP0RIE, LAURA REID; on Tgssdaay,

July IS, 1853, LAURA 2EID La
PORTE Of 1904 dist pl., Riverdale,
Md. beloved wife Of the late Frank
B. Laporte and mother OF Mrs.
Floretta L. Downes, John w. R.,
Frank B.. j.. Irby r., and James an
sister, Mrs. Edith Bugbce, and a
brother. John P Reid, l3 grand
children ond FIVE great 5randchil-
dren. Relatives and friends may call
al Gasch'S rune.,u Hume, i So Bal
timore ave. HyGttsVille. Nd. where
services will be held on friday. July
81, vt | pm. Interment Glenvood
CemPtRFv 40
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FAIRFAX, ERNEST. On wednesday,
July 29, 1859. At the District Gen;
$40 North Carolina ave. Sc, devoted
husband Mamie Fairfax. He also
leaves to mourn his passing other
relatives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral home. 30l5 18th st. ne.
No ce Of funeral later. 30
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RRECkENRIpGE. HARRY G. a spe.

BRECKENRIDGE. HARRY G. A spe-
IN, 'cial communication of Olive
N Branch Lodge, No ia,
& :: !: 81 & 55;:: : !.
the purpose" Of conducting the last
Masonic rites foI oul late brother,
HARRY G. BRECKENRIDGE.
MONROE HOLL1NGWORTh, w. M
w K. p. GRANT. Secy. 81
BRECKENRIDGE, HARRY G. Ofieers
Uaa-gxe ana memb.rS of helndon
k Post. No. 81, the Amer. can
a Legion, are hereby notified
Oh the death CI our late
8 MIRA d e, HARRY G.
~ BRECKENRIDGE, and are
requested to attend funeral
services at his late residence, 3l2
Center St. Herndon, Va, at > pm.
IDSTl, Friday, July 81, 1859.
GERALD WHITLEY Comdr. :
CLARENCE SoUDER, 'Adjt. 81
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STEVENS, JULIA F. On Monday, July
merIY Y'o OF 12i3 iV walter St YES se Sur
viving are a stepson, Jacob W. Ste
yens: one brother, James Hawkins:
her nieces, nephews, other relatives
and many friends. After pm.
Thursday, July 80, friends are in
vited to call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home, 1920 9th st. NV, where
services will be held at 1890 pm.
Friday. July 81 Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. Family may
be contacted at 313 Emerson st NV.
al
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N LANGDON.
JAMES CoRRIN. Comdr.

JOHN LANGDON.
JAMES CoRBIN. Comdr.
LARSON. MARTIN B. On Thursday
July so, 1859. at GEORGETOWN Uni.
versity Hospital. MARTIN B. LAR.
SON Of 2436 39th St NV. beloved
husband Of Alfrida T. Larson, father
OF james Philip Larson of Chew
Chase Nd: brother Of Mrs. Inge-
borg johnson OF Saratoga SPRINGS
n Y and Algot Larson Of Sweden
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Flu
nersl Home, 29Ol 18th st. NV, or
Saturday. August l, at . pm. park
ing facilitieS). 1nterment private
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Dratha

ATKINS, JAMES. on Monday, July 81,
1858, JAMES ATKINS Of 2lO 9th
st. ne. He leaves TO mourn their
\ and host OF other relatives
and friends .lsO survive. Notice o.
funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by J, H.
Cameron g. Sons, GIL K st. NV.
BANKS, CORA, N. On Monday. July
~ 1853, at Freedmen's Hospital
CORA N, BANKS OF 1905 Linden St
ne, beloved wife Of Wallace c
ssrah C. Butler, beloved sister Of
Mrs Pauline Banks, Mrs. Lillian
Brown, Mrs. Esther Davis Theodore
James, Samuel and Daniel Brook
ings. She also leaves to mourn their
other relatives and friends Ar
ransements by the John 7. Rhines
& CO. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 l"tn. ST.
ne, where friends may can after
l pm. Friday, July ~. Funeral
j pm. at the Douglas Memorial
Methodist Church, It'll and H stss.
NE, the Rev. Forrest c. Stith
omclstins Interment carver .,--.e'
mortal Park. 81
BARRON. JAMES DIXON. On wsdnes.
day JUL 80, 1853, at his home, 4O4
JAMES DIXON BARRON, husband
OF Beatrice L. Barron; father OF
Mrs. Shirley HosS Of Lexington, Va.
and Mrs. Patsy Justice OF Ions
Ami Crum OF Rodell, w Va; Mrs.
Lillian Partin OF Mount Hope, w. Va,
and Mrs. isabelle Vass of Slab Fork,
w Va; two brothers, Mr.. Billy
Barron Of Rodell, ". Va, and Mr..
Joseph Barron OF Beckley, VI Va.
Also u living are two gTandchil-
dren, James and Mark Justice.
Friends may call at the Baker q
Son Funeral Home, 3l4 west St,
Manassas, Va Services on Friday,
July 81. at ESQ pm. tDSID az
sAs.. a. Interment Stonewall Mem
ory Gardens Cemetery, Manassas,
Va z 2 D
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DORSEY, CHARLES GRAND, on
TUESDAY, July Is. 1859, at the Brad
lord Nursing Home, NorbOek, Md,
CHARLES FRANK DORSEY OF
PfG Snes Mo: ne is survived by
relatives and friends. After 5 pm.
Thursday. July 30, friends may. call
at the Snowden Funeral Home, Rock
vile, Nc Funeral Friday, July 81
az pm. at the Jerusalem Baptist
Church, PooIesviile, Md, THE Rev,
i; H. Gray oficiatins Interment
church cemetery Family may be
contacted by CO ling Beulah Harper.
Diamond 9-445I 80
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HOLLAND. ADOLPHUs. on lsunda!

July 20. 1859, ADoLPHus HoI:
LAND of 1929 9Th ST. NV. husband
OF Marie Holland; father OF Hazel
Clark. Josephine Rout, Ruth Harms,
Vivian Yates, Lillian Barnaby and
Raymond Holland: brother Of Carey
Holland of Philadelphia, Pa. He
also is survived by seven. grandchli-
dren. other relatives and friends.
After > pm. Thursday, July 30,
friends are invited to taL at the
Jarvis chapel. l432 You. ST. nv,
where funeral services will be held
on Friday, July 81 at / am. Serv-
ices and interment private 80
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July 81 1859, MICHAEL ]. Mona;
MARA, the beloved brother Of Mrs.
John Hogan Of Baltimore, Nd, Mrs.
Nellie Keehan and Mr.. John Nc
NamaYa of County Glare, ireland
Friends may call at the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881 Georgia
ave NV. after 5 pm. Wednesday
July -, where services will be held
on Friday July 81, at $3.50 am
Requiem mass at the church Of the
Nativity. 18th and Peabody SITS. NV.
at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery so
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DH jay Is, 1888, at the District gV; zen.
efal Hospital, cHARkEs G. DAVIS
Of 20l1 18th ST. NV, devoted
brother Of EDWARD E and Robert o
Davis Of Philadelphia, Pa. He also
leaves to mourn his passing two
sisterS-in-law, other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting al
the John l. Rhines g. Co. Funerai
Home, 30l5 18th st. ne. Notice OF
funeral later.
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OsWELL DRIVER. He IS survived By
q devoted wife. Mrs. Barbara Jane
Driver: two daughters, Sharon and
Crystal Driver: rather, Mr.. Elijah
Jonn Driver; q mother, Mrs. X. A.
Trina DriVerI grandfather and
grandmother; Q devoted friend, and
host Of other relatives and friends.
This remains may be viewed after 5
pm Friday, July 81 1853, at the
Hall iros. Funeral Home, 6l2 Florida
ave NV. Funeral services on Satur-
cay, august l, at / pm, from the
above funeral home Interment
Woodlawh Cemetery.
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LEE. LILY CURTIS. On Wednesday

July ~ VI. 1893. a. the W WHli
c unity Hospital Hagerstown, Md,
LILY CURTIS LEE, wife OF the. late
Harry zee, mother OF Mrs. Richard
Gates Of Hagerstown, Md, and Will
sister of Mrs HarrH Susman Of
Richmond. Va She also is survived
| by six grandchildren. Friends may
| cell at the Lee Funeral Home, 18th
/ S and Massachusetts ave. e.,
where services will be held on Sat-
Irday August |. at | pm. Inter-
| ment Cedar Hill CemeterY 81
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HARRIS, MARGARET. on Tuesday

HARRIS, MARGARET. On Tuesday'
cARET HARRIS. She is survived BY
four cousins, Friends may call at
the S. H Hines Co. Funeral HOME,
1901 14th st. NV, from a pm;
until 10 pm Thursday. July 30
ices at Congressional Cemetery on
Friday, July 81, at IL am.
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HORU o.. as. MICHAEL. At 5O4 10th
st Sc. on July 20, 1859, father
q William J. Horowitz. brother Of
Cameron, Mrs. Fannie Scott, Miss
Yettie Horowitz and Mrs. Helen
slattery Services at the Chambers
Funeral Home, 5l7 18th st. Sc, on
terment Confessional Cemetery. 81
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Mcy1NNIE, HELENE C. tHEFFERNAN,

on Tuesday July 2S, 1868, at Ar
E PEtSSR HOs WtvlI HELENE Fl iso M In7tb
Jackson St, Arlington, Va, beloved
Mrs. H. G. Davis, Arlington, Va ,
Joseph Hefernan. Binghamton, N. Y,
and Mrs. Frank P. Miller, Arlington,
Va. Friends may call at the Airing
fax dr., Arlington, va, where there
will be recitation of the rosary on
Thursday, July 80, at . pm. Re-
auiem mass at st. Charles Church.
1904 North Washington blvd, Ar
|. 'lington, Va, at 10 am. Friday July
81. Interment Columbia Gardens
Cemetery. (Binghamton papers please
COPY 80
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.rh,, Jones Post, No. ., the
!. !. ;:: 2: !.
NnhfSN post, on Wednesday, July
20. 1859. Members are requested to
attend Legion services, to be be held
Thursday, July 30, at s pm, at the
Chambers Funeral Home, 3072 M
st. W.
MINNIE BELLE HICKMAN, Comdr.
ELSIE L. ISAAC, Adjutant.
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MEADS, JESSE lIOMl. On Thursday
July 80, 1859, at Suburban Hos.
pital. JESSE CToMl MEADS; HI
leaves to mourn one brother. Leon
ard W Meades; a devoted cousin
Mrs. Resale M. Campbell; nieces
nepheWs, other relatives and man!
friends. Notice Of funeral later
Services by Snowden. 81
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KENYON, BYRON J. ON Tuesday

LANGDON. JOHN Z. Suddenly, on
Wednesday, July 20, 1853, JOHN z
LANGDON, beloved husband Of
Marian M. Lansdon and father OF
Lewis A. Langdon, brother Of Mar
tin s. and Hubert G. Langdon
Friends may call at the Simmons
Bros Funeral Home, 1861 Good
Hope I'd sc. parking facilitiesl
until pm. Friday, July 81 Grave
side services and interment at / 80
pm. in Arlington National Gene
tery
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day July 30. 1855, BERNARD @.
MYIES, Sr., Of 1900 goth St, Mount
Rainier, Md, beloved husband Of
Mae @. Myles; father Of Bernard
aye. r. M NSr% ypv Il and Rsc P1nSd s5d
Mrs. Patricia Tarron: brother Of
John Myles and Mrs Blanche Simp-
son. He also is survived by l2
grandchildren. Friends may call at
Valleys Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode
Island ave. lat Eastern ave. ne,
where services will be held Friday.
July 81, at 2 pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemeter1. 80
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MCDONALD, GENE DOUGLAS. who
departed this life Tuesday, July %
1859. A tribute to my stepson
GENE DOUGLAS MCDONALD. One
dear. weet boy has departed this
earth, cone to heaven, his home
alb We Many hours l spent with you
dear one, giving you thought. com,
fort and love but, oh, what woulc
i've have you back, to show you
what your companionship to me wa
really worth. STEPFATHER, MAU'
RICE E. HELLMUTH 81
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anH nasnnhara nf Miih,,r. ~, GN n ~

and members Of Wilburn- Cassell Post,
NrnNNu. No. 80, the American
AyN Legion, are advised Of the
E4 death Of LOUIS L. DON
ANhNf ALISON ROY, and are
SHSkS requested to assemble at
R8s the Warner Z. Humphrey
Funeral Home, 1857 Wis
cousin ave, Bethesda, Nd Services
b. Southern Maryland District Guard
OF Honor on Sunday. August -, 1859,
at 8 pm Funeral services on Mon
day, August 3. at 10 am.
MES IIBERT. Commander
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Dratha

CHAMBERS. ROSA LEE. on Tuesday
July rs d l9Sg a. s tss HSpt ssga +,
BERs, beloved wife Of William =
brother, John M. KennsY, niscss,
nephewS and other relatives and
Funeral Home, Rockville Nd, Fu-
At the Emory Grove Church. Emory
Grove Nd the Rev ,.r G. \ Small sm2IS
cemetery. u
CLAGETT, JOSEPH LEO. on wednes-
gay. ySly 70 1909 ,o ss Dis hgpe o
eEHoETF HUSBAND aSa s q Mary Fs aD
derson clagetti father OF Mary Lou
ise Thrift, Kathleen Elizabeth clae-
ett and Joseph Leo Clagett, jr.;
S % corr q cai ssE.os R Vnssn EH
ciasett. Friends may call at the
Hilton Funeral Home, Barnesyille,
Md ''auiem mass Will be offered
on Friday. July "a, At 70 An. at
Vile, Interment ST. Mary'S Cemetery,
Rockville, Nd
COLE, MARY wILELLA. on wednes-
Hospital MARY WiLELLA COLE Of
$50 N. Edison st., Arlington, Va,
beloved wife OF James NJ. Cole,
mother OF James A. Cole OF Arling-
ton, sister OF Mrs. Carrie L. Lake,
Mrs Ida NJ. Byrne, Mrs. Rose =.
Monett and Mrs. 8. Pearl Melvin, all
OF Arlington. Friends may call at
the Arlington Funeral Home, 1901
NJ Fairfax dr., Arlington, Va. where
services will be held on Saturday,
August !. at pm lntermeni
Sharon Cemetery, Middleburg, Va
CURTIS. EVA NJ. On wednesday, July
70, 1853, at Arlington, Va, :Evh N
CURTIS, beloved mother oil M q
Curtis OF Arlington, Vaa., and Mrs
Thelma LETTERS OF Sunnyvale. Calf
sister of Temple and Levin Smith
both. Of Vienna, Va, and Ernest
Smith OF Arlington, Va. She also II
FrisnSs may ~ cali 1Hur at he Money Z
King Funeral Home, III Maple ave
| west, Vienna, Va. where service:
will be held Friday, July 81, at
| pm. Interment Andrew chape
! Cemetery, Kenmore, Va, In lieu o.
| flowers. please make donations Il
the Heart or Cancer Fund.
DAVIS. CHARLES G. On Tuesday
July Is, 1859, at the District Gen.
eral Hospital CHARLES u. DAVIS
OF 2Oll 18th ST. NV, devoted
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MCDONALD, GENE d. on Tuesday.
July 2S. 1853, at Prince Georges
County Hospital. GENE D. McDON-
AID OF 5607 Nicholson ST., East
Riverdale, Md. beloved husband Of
Virginia Mcdonald, father Of Miss
Donald. stepfather Of Franklin
Anderson, son Of Mrs. Bessie Nora
Hellmuth, and brother Of Mrs. Mary
Frances Tolson and Clarence N.
Mcdonald Services at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 l4th
st nv, IN Saturday. August !, at
pm 81
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Good dCoffee
Easy to Sell

In the highly competitive
world coffee market Portugal
follows a simple theory-the
better the product the easier
it is to sell.
Toward this end the govern
ment taxes coffee exported to
other countries in inverse pro-
portion to quality. The best
grades pay a lower tax than
those of inferior quality.
The government also main
tains an extensive program OF
technical aid and advice to
improve the quality of coffee
grown in Angola and elsewhere.
Angola-grow Robusta coffee
is cited by Portuguese officials
as the prime example Of the
rewards reaped as a particular
type Of coffee earns a world
reputation for quality. Angola'S
entire production of Robusta is
currently absorbed by the ex-
port market, despite the un-
favorable supply and demand
situation faced by other coffee
growers.
Exports Of Angola coffee have
been increasing steadily since
1889.
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A Statement on PORTUGAL

Europe belonging to OEEC
Organization for European
Economic Co = operation).
Participation In the vast
European free market will
also constitute, in itself, q
great step forward in
establishing and consoli-
dating q trade system
which is free and reliable
on a world scale.
With respect to trade
with the United States. the
Portuguese government is
presently studying the pos
sibilities of enabling that
great. friendly nations pro-
ducers to benefit, and to
the greatest extent possible,
from the measures for
liberalization of trade
which are now in effect
among the European coun-
tries belonging to the
OEEC.
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guese finance must be carried
further by foreign capital. The
prospects are good in proper
ton to the desire of seriously
collaborating in the develop
ment of those territories and
finding an opportunity to put
capital to profitable use.
The influx Of foreign capital
must go beyond the normal
credit Of commercial transac-
tionS by granting the normal
moratoriumS Of payment. It
must be in the form Of con-
crete applications Of private
capital in productive activities,
as we'll as Of public capital in
international loans nominally
for the increment of sub-struc-
ture operations.
In addition TO complete calm
and peace, political and social,
the Portuguese territories offer
real investment opportunities,
and at the same time, Portu-
gueSe legislation leaves a broad
opening for foreign capital,
with great liberty in transfer
ence Of dividends and amortized
capital, granting the same pro-
lection as to government cap
ital. In the constitution, the
right Of ownership is funda-
mental as we'll for Portuguese
citizens as for foreigners, which
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and is per cent Of its purchases
and Mozambique, about is per
cent.
The Portuguese provinces in
Africa maintain firm trade re-
lations with the United States,
placing with them many of
their raw materials and buying
part Of their consumer goods.
Angola's chief mineral prod
uctS are: copper. petroleum,
diamonds, iron and manganese; !;
Mozambique's: coal. columbite,
radioactive minerals.
There are still lands with
possibilities for agricultural de-
velopment, which will be made
still more suitable with studies
OF the soils and preliminary
preparation.
Thus, investment opportuni-
ties are sufficient for capital of
any origin. 1t is expected that
the market of the two provinces
will expand annually an aver
age Of about 10 to IL per cent.
There are required for profit
able pursuit Of these opportu-
mites massive investments of
capital, which the mother
country does not have avail
able in excess and which are
also needed for her own de-
velopment.
The efforts made by Portu-
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Subenu Will Buy
Five Boeinq Jets

Belgium's Sabena Airlines
has announced it will buy five
Boeing TOT Jet aircraft for use
on its transatlantic and Afri-
can routes.
Twenty million dollars Of the
1855 million purchase is being
extended in credit to the firm
by seven United States COM
mercial banks and the Export
Import Bank,
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is a guarantee against arbitrary
appropriation.
Aside from generic limitation,
companies or individuals pur-
posing to establish themselves
industrially overseas have only
to abide by the industrial con-
trolls in effect in Portuguese
territory for all companies or
individuals, whether national
or foreign. These industrial
controls aim at ranking, by
order Of Importance, industrial
undertakings overseas in &C.
cordance with a rational orien-
tation Of the economy.
To summarize, we see that
the limitations imposed upon
foreign capital are at a mini
mum and similar to those ap-
piled to national economic
activities, with the exception
Of those general measures i'm
posed for public security and
good order in the national
economy.
On the other hand, trans
ferral Of foreign interest, divi-
dends and capital when amor
tized is freely allowed. Only
recently, IN the case of Angola,
which has a relative lack of
currencies. necessary steps were
taken so that foreign enterprise
should not find 1t difficult to
make optional transferrals to
the exterior.