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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
by LEONARD LYONS
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NEW YORK - Now that
Touch Of the Poet is near
ing the end OF It's run. Helen
Hayes Is making plans for the
fall season-perhaps a new
career. In musicals. She's
never worked IN any musical.
Miss Hayes therefore plans 70
have some voice coaching and
then test the result on the
stage Of an empty theater.
II she finds It satisfactory,
she probably win accept the
title role In the musical YER
sion Of Paul Gallico's Mrs.
'Arris Goes TO Paris
NAME: Eleanor Powell. the
Broadway dancer who just
startled Hollywood by an
nouneing the split-up Of her
ideal marriage" TO Glenn
Ford, used to be escorted
around the New York night
clubs by Franklin ID. R0ose-
welt, jr. This was in the pre-
war days when she was in
vited to lunch at the White
House. Mrs. Roosevelt told
her: 1--WE have the same first
name" The dancer replied:
1--WE might have had the
same second name too = if
I'd met your sons a few
years earlier"
AGE: Mango and Eddie Al
bert were IN Lucnow's remi-
niscing about the trip to
England and their first en-
counter with British history
and tradition. At Cambridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
THE LYONS DEN
Helen Hayes Plans
MusicoI RoIe-Moybe

they asked to see the room
where their friend. James
Hilton. had lived when he
was a college student. The
old custodian showed them a
room. 80 this" said Albert,
"is where the author OF Lost
Horizons lived as a stu
dent?" ~Oh. Hilton?
No." said the old man. Il
thought you meant that blind
poet"
VOICE; Judy Garland. who
opens at the Met tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
FERNANDEL

stars in the controversial French classic
that has been banned in many. States
and censored in many others because
Of its unusual theme, However, Fer
handel himself refers to this role as his
favorite. If YOU can view the hlm with
an entirely open mind, we promise you
one of the most entertaining evenings
you have ever had The New Stanton
is proud to present what critics have
called Fernandels finest film. Com
plete uncut uncenSored Version.)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29

THIS Is cur silver Anniversary
Year ~ publication. AdvL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29
Hits To An Fields

Aaron could. lie has become a
better hitter because he has gained
confidence Cali Il poise, or ex-
perience, IL you want 70 He pays
more attention to the strike one
That's the important thing That's
why Williams Is a greater hitter
than Muslal because he won't
go after a bad ball
Aaron hits with power 10 all
fields and that's the test OF q
hitter Hitting the BAH where it's
pitched provided irs In the strike
zone. that's what counts That
takes form and n takes timing
Aaron does that.
''rhey keep saying Aaron Is a
wrist hitter, but ali good hittors
nre That's where they got their
power swapping into tho ball.
Breaking your wrists means follow
through. Players who hit with their
arms arc golfers not hlttcrs,
Somebody said that Aaron had
marvellous hips Hips hell. You
don't hist the ball with your rear
end What he does have Is smooth
pivot that gives him his power
Guys who atraddle or bat nat
footed are arm mttors Aaron gets
his body into his swing
In order to hit 400 he has main
tanned a steady pace o. hitting
say IN eight ont OF zen games"
Aaron has the youth and the
ability 10 bat fo2 only IN one aea-
son IN The National League has he
failed 90 hit 800 THAT was IN
1854 his freshman season when
he batted ESQ He followed that up
with q 3t4 mark 32s. 322 and
g2s
The why outneldor would have
TO bat only POI CAT this wrltlngl
10 equal 32d his mark Tor 1868
he would have 10 bat only POI a
keep his record above the 400
level
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29
CHARLIE NEAL DODGERS SECOND
BAGGER STRONG CONTENDER FOR
NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STAR TEAM
~, AMP Sports Writer

Los Angeles C>Npl-rne League
outstanding eyes of
many game Charlie Neal Of Tho iaa Angeles
Dodgers
graceful nmbe oat the field makes Tho
tough plays easy ben FAR and hs most impressive
the leading candidates for Tho National League
al-s second bnuc
aneld that ne handled l62 chances with
string started last ana went through the
early stages Of this campaign
Charlie proving hitter mis- season
any previous years the majors 10 has always hi
with power last bolted nn 20 home rina
DoJEer second basmau Jackie Robinson
pretty good prime held the record previously
Meal a and apeody base This he has
among the started
Neal had been In che podrsr chain
years finally Tho varsity then IN Brooklyn
in 1859 lie action 90 games that year batting 2sT
season brooklyn Charlie participated in i2s
games raped clip BE mt ~ home
Since he started Charlie played
third b. regarded az the best prospect on
replace Pee year
proved decision Walt Aston
proved aactsrH IN tta National
League
says rB learning Particularly he Is learn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29
N.B.A. Tells Bosilio To
Fight TvIlmsri Order
Complieates pieiOrn

wsirton " Va CAMP While
the New York State Athletic Com
mission pondsrcd thc fate ~ Sugar
Ray Robinson on the basis ~ hsa
negotiations for = tentative middle
weight title bon, with chailrrEff
Carmen Bsallio the National Boz
ing Association las, week further
complicated the ilus picture
The MIA aent BaMlio D ts3n.
gram saying II expects hfa 70
fight Gene Fgllrnef for thr i.gr
The MIA recently vacated Fal.1.
son's title Tor hia failure % d..
fgn5 a. az ordered However ftH
ofgan!ations president Dr W1'F
who lives here ~ Indicated tea
HBA might recognize the Rob
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29
BY JACkIE RORINsON

few weeks ago in Boston the Massachusetts Commission
Against Discrimination held hearings charges that the Boston
violation Of state law OF all the major leagues
the Red sox are the only ball club which has eded
Negro player
Truth speaks for itself and any cues
ton mind that the Red management prudced
in the least tell why
hurt most by limiting their
ing rather than bpayng sim Red sox official has been
quoted having told Boston nespaperman that the would
Negro players when the began hiring eoor
employees
every Massachusetts Commission
do its utmost eliminate discrimination wherever OF
has right any employer this
man because he is Negro Caucasian Oriental"
thing else.
a growing Hmb of and passed
Employment legislation which rightly you not refuse to
qualified person merely
given
his livelihood which he qualify the
basis OF ability and training"
sox case know from experience pattern Of
discrimination has been established Back 1915 Sam Jehroo
Williams and brought Boston Wendell Smith for
tyout by the Red We Park and there
for most Of day display the
Red sox brass
one days when II nothing
We hit neIded made double plays Yet IL
surprise whatsoever invited TO Join
the Red We full y-out But under the
circumstances. can't honestly say II was a fair one
Personally I'm very happy that afterwards Branch Hickey
signed me for the Brooklyn Dodgers for this TO me was the greatest
BAN club Of them all the IS years despite the break
down bar by every other the major leagues
Boston yet been able find Negro
spokesman told the Commission hearing.
Also during the hearing reported that official Of
NAACP testimony
checking found he had gotten the dates
wrong full
with these corrections his point valid
The Red make charge agitation by the NAA
really
interested proving biased could easily by
changing their hiring policies.
Recently they another trout this time Elijah Pump
along spring training
where away
surprise the Pump
Green cubyhere incidentally, he
b outstanding player.
don't the He'd should have hired matter
II honest reasonable doubt
baIplaycr he ready competition
then upbrad them taking him
the point Neither Jchroe Marvin Williams Charlie
Robinson, the others
hire. didn't
the pattern Of refusal
themselves ready Judge bapaycr by his ability
the pumpde
suspect hope Commission throws
them
longer affordnor should they
ynehing the South "genlemens agreement North
Both from the ugly cloth And both must be stamped
wherever they
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29
NEGRO STUDENT II Tor
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER

Trenton. Nj CAMP - Alphon
80 Downing. son o. Dover Down
ing ST., Was named top winner ~
four in tho first Of the 1859 Trcn.
ton Times daily Newspaper scholar
ship contest. last week
Al -four arc from Trenton High
school and the formal presents
ton t. scheduled for the schools
awards day program. June ~ The
students ranked IN the first gum
tie ~ their class
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29
ROGER HoRNSBY THINKS AARON
CAN BAT 400 FOR SEASON

Chicago (ANP)-Can Hank Aaron bit 4001
That is basebal's intriguing question at the moment
After the first % games Aaron batting terrific 4s2 and
baseball bert calculated that the Young Milwaukee
fielder would have bat only 1888 the Of the
achieve the 400 mark.
Considering the way Aaron has been going Che had L.
game hitting WRIT acc0mpshea
ngJ. { ought o a able would join the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29

,ason Isazltlo IN Philadelphia Sept
a.
Robinson repeatedly signed with
councilman promoter Barn Rose for
he bout and EaaiiiD has been
Guaranteed t225.0OD However,
gararn had not signed for the
tout when be rscsiyed the NBA.
Hgiificatlor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29
MASS. COLLEGE TRACK
STAR GETS AWARD

Medtori Mass tANP) Basil
lnce track star az TUFTS College,
has been awarded the Clarence
Pop Houston award as the out
standing athlete at the college.
A senior iuoc who halls from
rortsot Spain Trinidad, Is the first
track man ever 10 receive the
award
He WAS indicated indoors az
The GOO yard run and unbeatcn
outdoors ia the 10000 and ilo
yard runs IN dual meets during his
senior year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29

most elite company OF major
leaglers. Only seven have achieved
the milestone since the turn ot
the century
The last 70 DO Il was Ted WI
nams The Boston Red SoN slug
ger hatted 900 in 1871 The LIST
National Lacquer 10 DC K was RHl
Terry. former manager Of tho New
York Giants, who accomplished IL
IN 1850
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29
SPORTS

Ia
rive got the big soag gy Thomas Mays pretty
n know what they've gong do with the hat
most O umc}"
spray htcrs IKE Alvin Johnny Temple and Red
sehocndst who giNe me trouble"
chare SAYS he profers short for good
when you're playing double play YOU
comns Il gives the whites Playing sec
worry the last moment
charlie got organized baseball 1890 with Hornet
the Pony batting sol holted home and drive IN -
with Lancaster tho Interstate League he
baJea S2s. ~ homcra and 80 RsIs
siuuped with Elna tho Eastern League in
,a2 pushed his average 10 sol with Newport News in the Piedmont
League batting aa with 81
Association 1894 and ga with Montreal IN
1853
1t was after the 1895 ueason repeatedly
offered the nodgcra 100000 nheder
2syeerod Neal lives Compton Gait ia married and has
a daughter Rrrnda
he owns property in Iouyiew in Eastern rcSaa tongew
that Neal got his he rs he
making 81 81 playing for the LonESew histera SENT
ns dad I,oupon played played and hts
brother jim, played nght
pad was tho manager played he switched
me shouop the regular on town i've been an tn
fielder since"
Neal was signed 10 poiser contract get
aroad TO vero Beach RIA nu
that ticket to lucrative major league career
More than year ago wt Chamberlain in copyrighted masa
article announced through with college basketball
Chamberlain the most puboised performer IN college basketball
history signed with Abe sapentrin 81 the Harlem
GloDetroeu reported the contract would earn him in eea
Of $4,000
All American at Kansas ana the
had been almost from the moment he wed onto the campus
college pematurey
Part of Chambefapa hopes matcraliro last spinR
South America fe through hot with the Globe
uou proved good business and hiss
ha earned around $4,000
past weeks another sato OF apeou
about basketball neforr high school
Philadelphia wit bad been territorial dren ohoee
Philadelphia Warriors tho National Basketball association
Top Drawing Gard
Would wut NJ his lucrative earning with the Troep
saar Chamberlain answered that
question signed Eddlr uattb Warriors
owner a salary $4,000.
Gattoh said tho II Chamberlain would increase the War
ros gate hy 500 year important Ryo
Philadelphia genuine challenger Boston Crluc who
the MIA the three
To
proved ahteEd business There
equslcd with
cosnna troupe u hc realized that
he become solid sustained attraction cah
ushed pro competition
n decided 70 play with Warriors reasons"
yearod Chamberlain told
awaya wanted play in tho NiA ts ue big league Of
/ basketball
be my family Ny family that way
good
ITO besides baasettana Philadelphia"
wnt Va Huaacu
Chamberlain win DO entering competition next fall against such
established pro performers luHst thr Cuoa fabulous
bouude anaond star ~ the Minneapolis tahefa and
| Bob pettlt high scof Of Hawks
potedfar attractions win be
against suggested the
exhibition game
Cstca TINT would BE- Time enough Chamber
lain became a member ~ the warriors
pdd 20 would FenWhy Park
accommodate pf,a1na who wanted 20 the game"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29
Almost About
~~------~~~----~~~~-~~--~
thing
BY PERCY VILLA

Editors Note; This weeks column Is by Jackie
son. who is doing thrice weekly
POST Jackie writes straight
barre
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-29

The greatest 400 hitter in mod
ern times was Rogers Hornsby
three times reaching that level q
greatness. Ills 424 is a modern
major league high
Hornsby. now batting coach Of
the Chicago Cubs thinks Aaron
has good chance 20 do u this
season He predicted Hank would
win the Nj batting title in is46
Aaron did, with a $40 mark.
with the start he has Aaron
could hit 400 Hornsby said Hes
one o. the good hitters Who are
the good hitters In this league ?
Just take the guys who hit 500
last season Ashburn. Mays, Mus
ial. Aaron, skinner Banks and
Cepeda
Not an OF these could ever hit
400 season Maybe Mays, maybe
Banks, although the odds arc
against a free swingcr
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-07
curioso Estvdio
sobre TeIsfonos

La compania t~elefonica Bell
System ha hecho un estudio i'm
portante sobre los lugares don
de deben .colocarse los apara-
tos. Segun dichos estudios ell
dormitorio es ell sitio mas po-
pular para instalar un segundo
telefono en- ell hogar.
En- los hogares de mas de un
telefono, un II por ciento tiene
segundo telefono en- ell dormi-
torio. Las estadisticas muestran
que otros sitios favoritos son
la cocina, y ell garage.
Ell estudio explica las razo-
mes que iustifican la populari-
dad de I'm segundo telefono en-
los dormitorios. Ell sentimien-
to de seguridad y paz de espi-
ritu que provee ell mismo, es
un motive convincente.
Otros factories incluyen ell
ahorro de subir- y bajar esca.
leras, 81 caracter privado que
lie da Ell dormitorio, la conve.
niencia general y la gran ayu-
da que presta un telefono en-
ell cuarto dormitorio, cuando
hay enfermos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-07
Asesorardn a Contribuyentes
en- Declaration de |mpuestos
Nveve Servieie T~slef6niee Tendrdn
los ofieinos de Rentas lnternas

FL Servicio de Rentas Internas
ha confeccionado un plan desti-
nado a facilitar a los contribu.
yentes la preparation de las pla.
nillas de la declaration de i'm.
puestos.
Este plan comenzo eli tunes
Ell director de Rentas Internas
del Distrito expreso que la off.
Gina continuara I'm programa
educational destinado a que los
contribuyentes no tengan diff
cultades al llenar las eitadas pla.
nillas, con ell asesoramiento de
dicho -servicio de rentas inter
mas.
Los lunes de cada semana, ana
dio, y los dias 10, IA y is de
abril, ultimos dias para lienar
las pfanillas, Sc han desighado
como "dias especiales para ase.
sorar al contribuyente."
Los contribuyentes que pro-
curan ayuda para preparar sus
declaraciones de impuestos, de-
beran hacer contacto con esta
oficina en- 245 Sc Gale Prime.
ra.
Respecto a tales dias, diio
Tomlinson, existe a la DISPOSE
cion de los contribuyentes un
personal adiestrado especialmen
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-07
De Vacaciones
en- Miami ell
ex Presidente
H.. Hoover

Sc encuentra en- Miami Ell an
ciano ex Presidente de la Re.
publica Herbert Hoover, quien
viene a pasar unas vacaciones,
de pesqueria y de descanso.
No quiso hacer concentrates
de politica nacional, aunque elo-
gio ell esfuerzo cientifico hecho
por los norteamericanos, a los
que considera tanto o mas des-
piertos que los rusos.
Sc encuentra muy ocupado
escribiendo libros de historic, Y
espera aprovechar ell tempo en-
ese menester, cuando no Sc en-.
cuentre de pesqueria.
va tiene "a amos de edad y ha
bajado muchas libras, segun un
plan medico que esta observan.
do.
Su viaje a Miami Sc efectuo
en- un avion moderno tipo "jet",
10 cual considera una de las
grandeS conquistas modernas,
que a SUI juicio hara zanzibar ell
ritmo de vida en- los Estados
Unidos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-07
celebro Novidod
v Ano Nuevo la
Iglesio Ucroniono

Hoy z de enero, es Ell dis
de Navidad para la congrega.
cion de la iglesia ortodoxa ucra.
mana. Esta iglesia tiene su TEN.
plo en- 1891 NV rs Street. Des
de la noche del martes comien
Ian las ceremonies, para cele
brar ell advenimiento de Cristo.
Posteriormente Sc celebrs
una. cena en- ell Ukranian Ameri.
can Club, sta en- 1898 NV II
Avenue. Esta tiene lugar Ell pro.
pio dia 7 a las $50 de la tarde.
FL Rev. Peter Petrush, de la ci.
tada igtesia ortodoxa, impartira
los elementos de la cena a los
eoncurrentes, que consiste en-
doce platos que simbolizan a los
" ap6stoles de Jesus.
Cada uno de los concurrentes
llevara parte de los alimentos
de cada uno de los IL platos.
Despues de conner, Sc cantar
himnos de Navidad; los ninos y
las damas presentes reciben re,
galos de parte de la iglesia. .
La festividad pascual dura
hasta Ell 10 de enero, en- que Sc
conmemora ell bautismo de Girls
to en- ell rio Jordan, siendo ell
dia IA la fecha de ano nuevo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-07
Recuerdan a Extranjeros Que
Deben Registrars en- Enero
Is indispensable LIenur Torieta en-
ell Correo Pura Residences en- eli Pals

Y agrego: "Hemos tratado de
dar todas las facilidades posi-
bles a los ciudadanos, para que
llenen ese requisite; y en- virtud
de las serias penas a los infrac.
torres voluntarios, todas las per-
sonas sujetas a esta disposition
son exhortadas por este medic
para que llenen esta obligation
antes de que finalice ell mes de
enero."
Ell Sr. Savoretti, afadi6: "Es
facil para un extranjero reunir
este requisite. Solo debe ir a la
oficina de Immigration mas Ger.
cana, o al correo mas cercano,
llenar la tarjeta y devolversela
al empleado. Cualquier persona
que este sujeta a esta obligation
y que Sc encuentre enferma,
puede enviar a un amigo a reco-
ger la citada tarjeta, y hacerla
llegar luego al empleado una
vez completada por Ell extranje-
70 en- question"
Ell citado funcionario de In.
migraci6n expres6 que va han
llenado dicha t~arjeta q 5000 ex.
tranjeros en- eli estado de la Flo
rida. Sc estima que antes del 81
de enero Sc hayan llenado 49,.
J 900 tarjetas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-07
lnvestigan Possible FaIta de
Etica en- Ia Profession Medica

Ell DR.. Nelson Zivitz, presi-
dente saliente de la Association,
dijo en- SUI informe annual a los
miembros:
LA Association Sc encuentra
actualmente en- una incomoda
situacion en- To- que respecta a
los aspeetos medicolegales de
danos personales y ell litigio que
acarrea" -expreso Zivitz.
EN- la medida en- que intere-
sa al publico, la prensa trajo a
la luz publica ell asunto. Infortu-
n%adamente, Ell pueblo no es cons
ciente de que nosotros conocia-
mos va ell problema y de que
estabamos tratando de limpiar la
propia casa. Sin embargo, este
era un derecho de la prensa y
segun 20 creo, SUI deber hacia la
.comunidad."
"Asumimos la posicion de que
la implication de fraude de par
te de los medicos era I'm deber
de los agentes de la ley, quienes
estaban en- ell deber de probar.
10. Una ,vez realizado este, nues.
ira constitution provee medios
adecuados para su castigo."
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-07
Meior servieio
M@dieo Para los
Veterunos Piden

Mas de $500 900 veteranos
incapacitados carecen de opor-
tunidad para rehabilitarse por
falta de servicios adecuados, Sc
Eal6 un ex medico de cabecera
del extinto Presidente Roose-
welt.
Hablando ante una reunion
regional del CoIegio Internacio-
nal de Cirujanos, ell Vicealmi-
rante Ross T. McIntire, de Chi
cago, senalo la necesidad de
que las agencias de beneficen-
cha y bienestar aumenten las IA
cilidades para esa rehabilita-
cion.
Ell almirante McIntire, ex.
cirujano general de la Marina
de Guerra de los Estados Uni
dos, dijo ante 1000 medicos en-
Ell Hotel Americana que toda-
via existe mucho prejuicio, ba-
sado en- la ignorancia, sobreel
empleo de los incapacitados.
Los programs de rehabilita-
cion deben ser financiados por
ell %gobierno, dijo y afadio: "se-
ria impossible en- i'm pals comu-
nista donde cada movimiento
esta dirigido por Ell gobierno".
Ell doctor Homer F. Marsh,
decano de la Escuela de Medi-
Gina de la Universidad de Mia
mi, dio la bienvenida al grupo
y esboz6 planes para i'm centric
medico que Sc construye aqui.
Anadi6 que el mismo seria ter
minado de 5 10. amos.
81 parecemos optimistas, es
dnicamente porque< confiamos
p%lenamente en- la gran poten-
cialidad de esta region ter
min6 diciendo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-07
Armenian Preeio de
Enfroda q los cines

Sc ACADIA de aumentar ell pre-
clio a las entradas del cine, Sc
gun Sc ha podido saber. Segun
algunos voceros de la localidad,
el aumento Sc ha hecho para
"redondear" ell precio en- ell sem
lido de evitar la necesidad de tie
ner que utilizar centavos, cosa
engorrosa.
Una papeleta de entrada a
los cines, POI valor de 80 CEN
tsvos, esta gravada con impues-
tos de 8 centavos para ell estado,
10 cual hace aumentar la papele-
ia a 8 c~entavos.
Con ell fin de evitar Ell fastidio
de buscar los tres centavitos, ell
precio Sc acordo subirlo a 90
centavos, que con los 3 de i'm
puesto hacen 95 centavos, una
cifra redonda.
Igual cosa paso con ell icket
de IS, que fue aumentado a SO
centavos para redondear en-
100 con el impuesto.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-07

Una comision secreta de los
Medicos del Condado trata de
averiguar 81 algunos de sus
miembros han sido culpables. de
falta de etica en- la practica de
su profession, en- 10 que respecta
a reclamaciones de dafos de
dudosa veracidad, que han apa.
recido en- la prensa. 81.
La Association de Medicos del
Condado establecio dicha conf.
sion para revisar todos los as.
pectos de los informes medicos,
honorarios, y otros problemas
medico legales de cualquiera
fuente que desee o considere de
importancia."
Ell objective del grupo es esta-
blecer "un metodo meior pars
enfocar esos problemas y promo.
yer los mejores intereses de la
comunidad."
Una enmienda a la mocion orr
ginal que establecio la comision,
especificaba que sus miembros
deberian permanecer anonimos
-aparentemente para que ell
grupo pudiera TRAFALGAR sin la
preston de nadie,