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ductive lives. What is learned here will be of benefit to arthri- tis patients of all ages.
 Nearly every person over 50 has had some form of arthritiS. But children as we'll as adults may be victims of this unpre~ dictable disease. Some 30,0S0 youngsters each year have juvo- nile arthritis. In addition to swelling of the joints, causing pain, stiffness, restricted motion and crippling, the rheumatic diseases may attack the heart eyes, kidneys or skin.
 Experts say the cause and cure of arthritis are largely un- known, and doctors warn that there are no miracle" drugs. Aspirin, hot baths and exer- ciSes bring relief. Some Rew drugs like cortiSone may re- duce inflammation but canRot be counted on to stop the prog ress of the disease, doctors say.
 In most cases, however, cri4- bling can be prevented or re- duced if treatment is started early. Techniques of rehabilita- ton pioneered by the National Foundation in the treatment of polio are valuable for arthritis patients. Children especially can benefit by these techniques.
 Researchers for the National Foundation are now trying to unlock the mysteries of the rheumatoid diseases and find causes, cures and preventives. Some scientists believe viruses may offer clues. Others ara studying what is known as the "rheumatoid factor" discovered in the blood of afflicted persons to determine it's origin and funs. ton.
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continue as at present. <.-i '''i
 The FAA takes over all the functions, personnel and duties of the CAA, the Airways sModerniza- ton Board and of the Air Coordi- hating Committee. Certain rule making functions of the Civil Aeronautics Board also are placed with the FAA, and small number of CAB employees are transferred.
 Employees of these organiza- tions are assured by the Federal Aviation Act of 1858, which creat- ed the FAA, of continuance at their present salaries for period of one year, No changes in the direction of the Fifth Region of the CAA in Alaska have been an nounced.
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Milan is cast as fiery Mexican girl. sweetheart of Quinn, who doggedly tries to accompany him back through the hard Mexican land to the US.
 SUNDAY and MONDAY ',
 "The Gift of Love" Twentieth Century-Fox's romantic drama in CinemaScope and Deluxe Color, stars Lauren Bacall and Robert Stack with Evelyn Rudie and Lorne Green.
 The heart-filling story concerns brilliant young atomic scientist and his wife who take into their home an orphan who changes their lives.
 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
 Barry Sullivan and Dennis o.
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FAA Carries On
 Functions of CAA


 With the birth December 31 of the Federal Aviation Agency the Civil Aeronautics Administration disappears after g years of ser vice to US. civil and military aviation.
 Headed by Elwood R. Quesada, the FAA will combine in one in- dependent organization most of Inc federal activities, functions and programs concerned with the safety of civil aviation. In addi- lion, certain military personnel xill be assigned to duty with the
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Having tanned polio with the Safk vaccine, the March of Dimes organization now is tack hng new problems.
 Its expanded program will move forward into 6toad new areas of unmet health problems, many of which have been opened up by research done while finding a preventive for polio and rehabilitating it's vic tims. That is why the 1859 March of Dimes theme is Howard Greater Victories"
 Medical scientific research, pa aient aid and the training of professional disease fighters are the core of this program, which will cover initialiy polio, arthri- tiS, birth defects and research in virus diseases and disorders of fhe central nervous system.
 Arthritis and other rheumatic diseases bring pain and crippling 50 more people in the United States than any other chronic disease. Over 11,000,OO0 persons ere afflicted. Some 320,000 are so disabled they can no longer work. The loss to the nation in wages, working hours and taxes is a billion and a half dollars a. year.
 The National Foundation will offer patient aid to juvenile and adolescent arthritis patients through age 18. Of the 16,0OO children likely to seek treat ment each year, some 5000 to G.0OO may need medical care as extensive as that required by paralytic polio patients. This age group is the most hopeful with which to work, with the pos sibility cf bringing many to na- Swrity abie e lead normal. pre-
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0szzAh9 9--l ekSC:REEN
TODAY
nOunced.

Two westerns are featured on the same billing. One, entitled Racing Blood" introduces the son of Bill Boyd, famed as Hop-a- long Cassidy, Jimmy, in his first starring role.
 The story is about colt, newly born, but condemned to death be- cause of injury at birth. The boy hides the horse from it's owners and raises it. In Super Cinecolor, the picture also features Bill Will Hams and Jean Porter.
 The second picture is The Ride Back!" It is western tale of burning realism, depicting the hardships and terrors encountered by two rugged characters, sheriff and his prisoner on the way back from Mexico to the United States, where the prisoner is to stand trial for murder.
 Starred in the film are Anthony Quinn and William Conrad. Lita
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KODIAK MIRROR

Keefe star in the fsDfago6k sWells Massacre" CinemaScope pro duction in color by Deluxe.
 The cast include Mona Freeman and Katy Jurado.
 THURSDAY and FRIDAY 's
 United Artists Crime of Pas sion,' stars Barbara Stanwyck and Sterling Hayden, and co-Stars Raymond Burr.
 Miss Stanwyck has one of her strongest roles as an ambitious newspaper woman, whose ambi- tions are carried over into her private life. When she marries police officer, Hayden, she works on him to pitch for the job of in spector. Her intense drive ends in tragedy.
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REUMArOD ARTRTS effects children we'll adults John Sutton. of Foirviev the institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation New York University Bellevue Medical Center be- M of hos leg brace the cf
 periods of high Research patient aid in juvenile chris integral part of the of inc Nuiono Foundation Polio and birth defects other Faces Grip
 bling looking to inc March of Dimes for Greater Victories in Isss
 Arthritis, the Mo- crippler of manpower in the US today high among the targets of the National Foundation launches its Greater Victories March of Dimes this InnH1
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Sitdo,on Strike

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re-enter the labor force after
lengthy absences caused BY
motherhood" Mr.. Mitchell said
Mr.. Mitchell said employers
additionally have sought the
male worker between "a and "A,
"a white male worker I might
add. at the expense Of all other
groups"
The Secretary said that by
1865 the United States will
need IL million more profess
sional and technical workers, /
million proprietors and man
ayers. 2.3 million clerical and
sales workers and S million
more craftsmen.
The demand for skills will
increase, he said, and the de-
mand for unskilled workers
diminish.
Not enough young persons
are entering skilled fields, Mr..
Mitchell said. To fill the de-
employers will have to
turn to the minority group
worker, the older worker and
women.
Mr.. Mitchell said, "Technol-
ogy has not and will not replace
people. 1t has placed an ex-
clamation point on their indi-
viduality."
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Mitchell Hits
Job Prejudice

ST. LOUIS. April is tAP).-
American employers are going
to have to abandon prejudice in
hiring workers If they are to tlll
the demand for skilled person.
mel, Secretary Of Labor Mitchell
said today.
Mr.. Mitchell. in a speech pre-
pared for delivery at a luncheon
Of the Presidents Committee on
Government Contracts, said EN-
ployers will have to "be ready
TO judge each applicant. wheth-
er he is over as or not, whether
he is colored or not, on the in
dividuaps qualifications for the
job"
HE must be ready to accept
women on a part-time basis and
be ready to refrain them as they
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sell their products to the Gov
eminent.
A barrage of critical ques-
tons from the subcommittee
was touched off when Mr.. At
wood testified North American
is seeking a fee of 6l2 per cent
of estimated costs on the BIO
and F108 plane contracts it OBJ
tanned through negotiation
with the Government. Profits
of North Americans subcon-
tractors would become part of
the cost base on which its fee
would be figured.
Other Developments
Subcommittee members also
expressed surprise at testimony
that:
l. Subcontractors as well as
prime contractors who bid on
Government contracts and fail
to get them recover the cost of
preparing the bids by charging
this to overhead on other Gov
eminent contracts.
2. North American is now
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606, 900 Women Own
German Businesses

BONN. Some 100000
women own business enter
prises in West Germany.
One-third are stable insti-
buttons which they founded;
the others were taken over
from deceased parents or hus-
bands. Women-operated plants
give employment to 3 million.
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using $180.408,000 worth of
Government land, buildings
and equipment.
Representative Hardy, Dem
ocrat of Virginia, said the con-
tracing system seemed "ab-
solutely opposite to the free
enterprise system that provides
lowest prices on a competitive
basis
Mr.. Atwood said the system
had been the most efficient de-
vised and that it was expected
to reduce by as much as two
years the time required to pro-
dnce anew weapons system.
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cunudu's Exports Up

OTTAWA.-Canada's exports
to West Germany totaled $92
million in the first half of 1858
compared with $72.2 million
in the comparable 1857 period,
and Canadian imports from
Germany rose from $43.9 mil
lion to $46,650,000.
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Arms Systems Called
Incentive to Price Rise

House investigators charged yesterday the Defense Depart
ments buying OF weapons systems allows profits to pile
profits has but-in incentives toward higher prices
L. Atwood president of North Aviation strongly
contested the conclusion He appeared before the House Armed
Services investigations subcommittee.
Mr. Atwood contended a companys chances of getting
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future business from the Gov
eminent depend on performing
economically, even when 1t is
not in direct price competition
on a particular contract. More
over, he said, If weapons prof.
ects get too expensive they
may be dropped in develop
ment.
Powerful Incentives
"These are powerful incen-
tives" for companies to try to
save the Governments money.
Mr.. Atwood said.
He told the subcommittee
the basic reason why there
cannot be direct price compe-
tition on such things as new
aircraft and missiles is that
the cost Of developing them
has become enormous. There
fore, he said. neither Govern
ment nor industry could afford
to have two firms indepen-
IDENTIFY do the preliminary re-
search and development and
then bid against each other to
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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29

calendario Juliano. Il nueva fe.
cha VIC transeurrir 1mueho item.
pc antes de ser aceptada. A
principles del siglo TX, ell EN-
perador C~arlomasno Ia implan-
to como obligatoria. Posterior.
mente, Ell Papa Gregorio XIII,
Ell Magno, a peticion de toda Ia
Cristiandad, acometi6 la refor
ma del Calendario Juliano que
entro en- vigor Ell Is de octubre
de 1882. Aun asi, en- este calen-
dario que es ell usado en- la
en- la actualidad- existe un
error del l dia, 4 horas y @
segundos cada 40 sislos. Parece
ser, pues, que el inicio de Ia era
cristiana { y por tanto la cels-
TRACTION de la Navidad en- dia y
aho determinado, es mas bien
una costumbre de tradici6n We
nerada que de rigorismo Glen
tifico. No obstante, todas las
naciones han acceptable la Gro
nologia cristiana y aun los pue.
bios con era propia en- nuestro
mundo moderno como musul-
names y hebreos- aunque la
sisuen usando entire ellos adop-
tan tambien la nuestra por con-
Wvencia social e international,
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29
CHILE.
Continuation de Ia Pag. 81

CHILE.
Continuation de Ia Pag. 81
r1ejor y mas solido de mana
ma"
Sehalo, sin embargo, que zen
un pals libre y democratico CO.
mo Ell nuestro, los programs
de realization del executive de-
ben, necesariamente, formular.
Sc a traves de proyectos de lie
yes, sometidos a la discussion
alberta de un parlamento cello
so de sus prerrogativas."
Estas palabrss de Muller fue-
ron escuchadas por tres diputa-
das chilenas: Maria Correa Mo-
rande, Ines Enriquez Frodden y
Ana Eugenia Agalde, que fue
ron presentadas por Braden.
Braden, que esta casado con
una chilena, hizo a continuation
la presentation de la sonora Ma
ry Anne Sprout de Muller, y
%aprovecho la OCCASION para re-
cordar que solo Sc podia hablar
de Chile, particularmente de
sus mujeres, con "superlativos".
Ell p%residente de la Sociedad
Panamericana hablo entonces,
en- tono cast poetico, ode la be-
lleza, 81 hechizo y Ell encanto de
la mujer chilena."
No obstante, Muller, figura
singular por SUI calibre de pro
fesor de economic politica, no
Sc aparto un solo momento, -
aunque siempre en- tono acade-
mico elevado- de la question
fundamental: ell satire y ell co
bre tan ~presentes en- ell paisaje
vital chileno.
De ellos habl6 en- particular,
al recordar que Chile ha dedica
do, mas de I'm mes, a la tarea
de exponer a los dirigentes del
Fondo Monetario international,
del Departments de Estado,
del Tosoro de Estados Unidos,
del Banco de Exportaci6n e I'm
! portaci6n, del Banco Internacio
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29
TAI Ola COMO HOY
DOMINGO 20 DE R

DOMINGO 20 DE MARIO
1541-Cabeza de Vaca lego a
la Isla de Santa Cata-
lima.
1745-Naci6 John Russell, &C.
lebre pintor ingles.
1769-Nacio ell general Soult,
mariscal de Napoleon.
1790-Nacio John Tyler, ex-
presidente de los Esta.
dos Unidos.
1825-El Mariscal Sucre en-
ira triunfalmente en-
Potosi.
1847-Ocupacion de Veracruz
por las tropas de Esta-
dos Unidos.
1939-Termina guerra civil
eSpanola con victoria
de Franco.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29
RELOJ De ARENA
La ERA cRIsTIANA

BESIDE que ell mundo es
mundo, existen o han
existido las eras. Por era Sc en-
tiende la fecha fila de un suce-
so historico y Sc usa para com
putos cronologicos. Entire las
mas importantes destacaremos:
Lid griega (situada en- ell ano 500
a.C.) la alejandrina o de Ale
jandria (ano 5508 a.C.); la jul
daica (376i a CO.; la Juliana las
a c.; la espahola (35 a. CO. Las
siglas a. c. quieren decir 'antes"
del nacimiento de Jesucristo en-
Belen, suceso que marca ell mi
clio de la era cristiana Despues
de esta fecha, la unica era sur
gida ha sido la mahometana,
conocida como la hegira (ano
622 de nuestra era) y que con-
memora la hegira o huida de
Madonna de la MEGA a Medina.
Sc ha acceptable la costumbre
de que los hechos ocurridos en-
la era cristiana no lleven las
fetras dc. (despues de Cristo).
exactitud de la fecha navide-
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29
6
(Viene de la PrImera)

Anadio que, I'm analisis de la
correspondence entrada en- ell
puerto de Nueva Orleans duran
te dos semanas registra $4,000
pleas de propaganda comunis-
ia enviadas por la embajada So
vietica en- Mexico, para ser re-
despachodas desde Nueva York
San Francisco y Chicago a los
paises l~atinoamericanos.
La correspondence Sc recibe
en- puertos n~orteamericanos en-
sacos sellados, que Sc despachan
a destino sin inspection. Fish
man sugirio a la subcomision
que Sc voten leyes que parmi-
tan abrir las bolsas para SUI ms
peccion. Explic6 que, la ley de
Estados Unidos exige que, la
propaganda politica que Sc man.
ia por correo, sea debidamente
marcada por ell que la despacha:
pero que. por supuesto, los agen-
ties comunistas no cumplen con
este requisite.
Durante Ia audlencia. Fish
man denunci6 que, la libreria
Four Continentes (Cuatro con-
tlnentes) de Nueva York, e uno
DC. los mayores distribuidores
de propaganda roja en- este pals.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29

ma? AL principle, no Sc preocu
paron de establecerla hasta que
a principles del sislo vi ur
monte llamado Dionisio ell Exi
quo dij6 ell IS de Diciembre
del aho 1853 alb urbe condita.
o sea, era romano, pues Sc acep.
taba csc ano como ell de la lie.
gendaria fundacion de la ciu
dad de Roma por Romulo y Re
mo. En- los primeros siglos del
cristianismo Sc sigui6 usando
Ell calendario juliano, obra de
Julio Cesar y reformado mas
tarde por Augusta, el primer
emperador romano, bajo cuyo
reinado vino Cristo al mundo.
AL principle de ser fijada la fe-
cha del rs de Diciembre como
la del natalicio de Belen, la
cristiandad era reacia a acep-
tarla porque iba contra sus
costumbres. (AGn hoy dia las
iglesias de Ritos Orjentales 81.
guen celebrando esta festiyidad
Ell dia de Epifania, 9 de Enero).
Este era debido al error del
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29

la amiga con su consejo, lie eau
SO una dolencia larga y costosa
por querer curarla de una le-
We y sin gran importancia.
Me parece muy razonable que
quienes no son doctores en- me-
dicina, receten remedies para
combatir cosas como ell hippo,
por ejemplo. Hacienda la acla-
racion de que me refiero a un
hippo momentaneo, en- cuanto es-
te perdure Sc debe lamar al
doctor inmediatamente. Ponerse
a recetar es como meterse a
loro sin saber dar la pata o en-
la consabida camisa de II yaras.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29

nal y de la Banca Privada 10
que continua hacienda en- Niue
va York una posici6n clara
y honrada de nuestra situacion.
una estimaci6n de nuestras ne
cesidades, de SUI justification y
del uso constructive que pensa
mo realizar con los creditos que
hemos solicitado."
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29
0bservaciones Que me Haoo 70

En- una reunion a la que asis-
ii recientemente, contaba una
de las invitadas que a una pa
rienta suya lie fue recomenda-
da una medicina por una bue-
ma amiga, que lie costo cast dos
meses de enfermedad y un dine
raj en- doctores y enfermeras. I.
Ell doctor de la familia lie expli-
co pacientemente que ell dag
nostico que lie hizo SUI buena
amiga estuVo err6neo y que la
medicina ademas de resultarle
inutil era completamente ina
deeuada para SUI edad y sobre
TODD NAL dosificada podia ha-
Ger gran dano. En- definitiva;
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29
e. coBIERNo.
Continuation de ia Pag. 81

Wv ia aAs ~
telefonicas que conectan la
Oroya con Lima.
Agrega que los volantes, mi
meografiados sin pie de i'm
prenta, Sc incitaba a la revo-
lucion en- nombre de un la
mado commando revoluciona-
rio del centric"
Ell partido Accion Popular,
es Ell fundado por el arqui.
tecto Fernando Belaunde Te-
rry, candidate presidential en-
las ultimas elecciones. Ell par
lido Democratic Cristiano, es-
ia dirigido .por ell doctor ].
Correa Elias, e intervino, por
primera vez, en- las elecciones
de JUNO de mil novecientos
cincuenta Y seis.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29

Nos complace enviar ~nuestras
sinceras felicitaciones al apre-
ciado caballero senior Luis Mem
DEE Jr., quien celebr6 aer la
grata fecha de SUI cumpleanos
aprovechamos la OCCASION para
desearle muchos amos mas de
vida.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29

I'm saludo. muy especial para
ell estimado caballero senior don
Florangle Gonzalez quien cele
bra hoy SUI cumpleahos y nues-
tros votos por su ventura perso-
nal.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29
tai Ola COMO AVER
sABADO 20 DE r

1483-Nacio en- Urbino Ra-
fael, genio del Renaci-
miento.
1515-Naci6 en- Avila Santa
Teresa de JESUS.
1518-Juan Ruiz de Grijal-
va descubrio a Tabasco
(Mexico).
1525-Fue fundada San Saliva.
dor, capital de Ell Sal
vador.
1562-Segunda Fundacion de
Mendoza Argentina }
por ell captain Jufre.
1807-El DR.. Olbera, de Bre-
men, descubre ell pla-
meta Marie.
1870-Murio la famosa "Sar-
genta Candelaria", he
roma chilena.