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Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
SoIamente 0cho Sc SaIyaron
en- Traqedia Aerea en- New York
Aesivan Investigation de Academic
en- que Perdieron la Vida IS Personals
Por FREDERICK M. WINSHIP
Por FREDERICK M. WINsHIP

American Airlines en- las aguas
del rio del Este, a corta dis
tancia del Aeropuerto La Guar
dia de esta ciudad, donde Sc dis
ponia a aterrizar, perecieron IS
de las 70 personals que llevaba
a bordo. a
I'm remolcador que pasaba
cerca recogio a nueve personals,
una de las cuales murio mas
tarde, y para la una y media de
la tarde de hoy Sc habia extrai-
do de las fangosas aguas 20 ca
daveres. Sc cree que la mayoria
de los que aun faltan estan atra-
pados en- ell fuselaje del avion
de turbohelice, que solo habia
prestado servicio 10 dias.
En- Washington, ell Represen-
tante Steven Derounian reclamo
una Investigation parlamentaria
para determinar 81 Sc necesitan
nuevas reglas de a~terrizaie con
NAL tempo para reducir ell peli-
gro de tales tragedias.
Ell avion venia de Chicago
con ell maxine de pasajeros, So,
y a causa de la niebla y la llo-
vizna estaba hacienda, segdn la
Junta de Aeronautica Civil, un
'acceso normal con instrument
tos"a la pista de aterrizaje. La
visibilidad era de tres kilome-
tros y habia un techo de go a
100 metros. Cuando aterriz6 otro
aparato que lego antes, Sc au
torizo al photo del Electra, capt.
tan Albert Dewitt, que perecio
en- ell Academic, a aterrizar. Ell
ultimo mensaje que Sc recibio
de Ell fue ell acuse de recibo del
permiso, a las 1854 de la no
che. A las 1857 ell aparato Sc
estrellaba en- ell rio, en- posicion
de aterrizaje, a una velocidad de
240 Kilometres por bora, entire
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
Por X. C. THALER

LONDRES, febrero 5. CUPID
Los Estados Unidos y. Gran
Bretana convinieron aqui esta
neche Sc informo en- circulos
diplomaticos- proponer a la
Union Sovietica y a Francia la
celebration, esta primavera de
una cGiferencia de Ministries de
Relaciones Exteriores de los cua
tro paises para discutir ell pro-
blema de Berlin. ell de Alema-
MA y 81 general de la seguridad
europea.
En- los mIsmos circulos Sc in
formo tambien que ell acuerdo
Sc alcanz6 en- la primera entire
vista que celebr6 ell secretario
Estado norteamericano, John
Foster Dulles, con ell Ministro
de Re]aciones Exteriores brita-
nico, Seiwyn Llyd.
Los Estados Unldos y Gran
Bretana acordaron, al mismo
tempo, oponerse a cualquier in
tento que haga la Union Sovie-
tica para fiiar los temas de la
conferencia o para limitarla a
la discussion del problema de
Berlin.
En- les circulos diplomaticos
Sc revelo tambien que en- las
convecsaciones preliminares en-
tire los diplomaticos norteame-
ricanos y b%ritanicos, Sc advirtio
luna gran similaridad' entire los
puntDs de vista de cada uno en-
10 referente a los problemas de
Alemania y ell desarme.
La decision de invitar a las
otras DDS potencias que ocupan
Berlin a una conferencia de Mi.
nlstros de Relaciones Exteriores
sc acord6 POGO despues de ha.
barse informado que ell Primer
Ministro britannica, Harold Nc.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
Dice Ell NUevo Embiudor cubuno
, Fonentare vn Mayor conoeimiento de
Cube, Asreea Ell Dr.. Ernesto Dihigo
Por GULLERMO CABRERA LEIvA

LA HABANA. - Ell professor
Ernesto Dihigo va a la capital
de los Estados Unidos con I'm
claro concepto de sus importan.
ties funciones. Sabe que repre-
senta a I'm pueblo sin tirano,
donde Sc ha dado comienzo a
una era de legitima democracia
revolucionaria.
Habla para DIARIO LAS
AMERICAS y nos dice:
mi mission en- Washington
tiene entire otros objetivos ell
de fomentar un mayor conoci-
miento de Cuba y de la realidad
Guiana entire ell pueblo y ell go.
bierno de los Estados Unidos.
Este conocimiento debe ser re-
ciproco, va que es igualmente
provechoso para los norteame.
ricanos y los cubanos, y para
Ell future de nuestras relacio.
nes".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

tos necesarios para que la eco
nomia crezca continuamente sin
inflacion.
Lyon asegura que la estabili-
dad economical Sc mantendra Isl
Sc continua insistiendo en- que
ell e~jercicio fiscal proximo debe
tener un presupuesto equilibra-
do, 81 ell gobierno pone en- prac-
tica una sana politica moneta-
ria y fiscal, 81 obreros y patro-
nos actuan comedidamente res
pecto de salaries y precios, y 81
ell promedio de ahorros continua
siendo tan grande como en- la
actualidad".
Ell economista observa que los
precios Sc han mantenido esta-
bles durante los seis ultimos me-
ses. ESQ, segun el, demuestra
que la inflaci6n no es inevita-
Die y que puede mantenerSe la
estabilidad economical.
Alfred Hayes, Presidente del
Banco de la Reserva Federal de
Nueva York, dice que Ia esta-
bilidad de los precios es Ell ele-
mento mas importante del pro-
greso econ6mico. Anade que ell
progreso econ6mico depende de
que los ahorros Sc inviertan or
denadamente en- empresas pro-
ductivas.
Hayes anade 10 siguiente: Ma
da hay que pueda obstaculizar
(Pasa a IL Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
" n !gyIISa ERR Ri; iiS| IVA |l|lI(l1
AIiados Sc Maniendran Firmes

LONDRES, Feb. 5 - CUPID = Estados Unidos y Gran Bre-
.taha reiteraron hoy SUI determination de mantenerse firmes con-
%abandonen Berlin.
Ell Secretario de Estado norteamericano, John Foster Dulles;
ell Primer Ministro %britanico. Harold Macmillan, y Ell Ministro de
Relaciones Exteriores de Gran Bretana, Selwyn Lloyd, llegaron
a csc acuerdo en- ell curse de dos dias de confer 1cias aqui, So
be ell tema de la guerra fra.
Fuentes ~autorizadas manifestation que al mismo tempo to-
maron ell acuerdo de no aceptar ell derecho que reclaman los ru-
SOS a denunciar uniateralmente los tratados exstentes entire
los cuatro grandes paises sobre la ocupacion de Berlin, o de en-
tregar sus responsibilities en- la eiudad dividida al regimen
|comunista de Alemania Oriental
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

Los siete puntos del progra-
ma de Eisenhower tienen los 81
guientes propositos:
-Robustecer la legislation
APPLICABLE a los casos de obstruc-
cion de la justicia, en- ell sentido
de clasificar como delito fede-
raj ell uso de la fuerza o amena-
zas con ell proposito de impedir
ell cumplimiento de la orden de
integracion escolar.
-Proporcionar autoridad a
la Oficina Federal de Investiga-
clones para Intervene en- los ca
SOS de destruction o intento de
destruction de escuelas o lyle.
sias, mediante la classification
como delito federal de la fuga
de I'm estado a otro con ell fin
de escapar a la justicia.
-Autorizar ell secretario de
justicia para inspeccionar los
archives electorales y exigir que
tales archives sean guardados
por I'm plazo razonsble a los
efectos de realizar tai inspec-
cion.
-Establecer I'm pragrama
temporal de asistencia financie-
ra y tecnica a los organismos
estatales Y municipales, para q
puedan tomar las medidas que
requiera la integraci6n escolar.
-Organizar provisionalmen.
tie un sistema de educaeion pa.
ra los hiios de los miembros de
las fuerzas armadas, cuando la.
escuelas publicas administrators
por ell estado queden clausura-
(Pasa a 10 pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

SAN JUAN. - La forma en-
que, utilizando ell credito de SUI
margen p%restatario, podria ell
Gobierno de la Capital finan-
ciar I'm programa de viviendas
a baio costo, a un costo total
de hasta $50, 900, 900, fue discu-
tida durante una prolongada
conferencia que sostuvieron
aver tarde en- La Fortaleza ell
Gobernador INFERNO Roberto
Sanchez Vilella; la Alcaldesa
Felisa Rincon de Gautier, ell Sc
nor Luis Munoz Rivera, direc-
tor del Presupusto de San
Juan; y ell representante a la
Camara, licenciado Herminio
Conception de Gracia (P-San
Juan).
Con ese programa, los citados
funcionarios municipales esti-
man gu ealiviaran en- gran par
tie ell problema de falta de vi
viendas para las familias de re-
cursos moderados pero que no
cualifican para vivir en- los ac-
tuales caserios, por sus ingre-
SOS mayores que los que fijan
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
Inglaterra y e. UU. Propondrdn
Reunion de CuncilIeres en- Mayo

MILAN, obtuvo la aprobacion de
Estados Unidos para hacer una
rapids vista ode reconocimien-
to- a Moscu, ell solo, semejante
a la qde hace POGO hizo a Esta-
dos Unldos Ell vice primer Mi
nistro sovietico, Anastas Mikok-
(Pasa a la P$g. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
cIAITEcIc
lBEROAMERIcA en-
DIN Eolo
ExrTO "ROTUNDO"

BUENOS AIRES.-(UPD -
Ell ministro de Relaciones Elk
teriores, Carlos Florit, NANTES
to hoy que considera que la gi-
"a del P%residente, doctor Ar
turo Frondizi, alcanzo un ext
to rotundo para dar inicio a
una nueva era en- la politica
exterior argentina.
Ell ministro Florit- manifesto
a los p~eriodistas anoche que
las declaraciones hehas por Ell
primer mandatario argentine
en- Estados Unidos fueron reel
-tContinta en- Ia Pagina o.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

q. d. A. DIRECTION EN- Ell CENTRIC
Solamente SIS al mes. lie remitire-
mos 50 correspondence. Oficina 420
Calumet Bldg. 10 N. E. 3 Ave. cerca
de- Flagler, Miami, Fla FIR 3-2o94
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

NUEVA YORK, febrero s.
(UPD-Al estrellarse anoche
avion a reacci6n electra" de
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

"Una vista de esta clase -
continue ell lider comunista-
sera d,il, a no dudarlo, a ambos
PASSES, y recibira la aprobacion
de los pueblos de los Estados
Unidos y la Union S%ovietica.
"Que ell Presidente tome un
mapa de la Union Sovietica y
ella as zonas de nuestro pals
que desearia visitar."
LA disposition de los lfderes
norteamericanos a sacrificar a
sus aliados, SUI despreocupacion
por ell destino de la humanidad,
Ell beneficio de sus estrechos
intereses, es ell encaramiento CO.
mercial -dijo ell jefe del parti-
do Comunista sovietico- es la
politica de los traficantes en-
sangre que. por enriquecerse es-
tan d;spuestos a vender no solo
a sus amigos sine a sus propios
padres, agreg6.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

RICO

nos y decentes cuya cOnstruc-
cion cuesta mas de 81 o 5000.
Y, principalmente, senalaron
ellos, podrian resolver en- un ra-
zonable periodic de TEMPO, la
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

Prsstamos sobre plata hasta $500.
Halpart's 40 NE. 3 Ave. - Anunc.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

hos reglamen-
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POGO pueden
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Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
sI:E

que a un latl'
no. Pertenece
a una elite intellectual que hon
ra a Cuba. Como professor de
Derecho Romano en- la Univer-
dad de La Habana, ha aside ell
maestro de miles de abogados
cubanoS.
Habla con dominic del tema
international y esta bien iden-
tificado con los problemas in
teramericanos.
-"Tengo ell honor de haber
sido ell delegado de Cuba en-
dos de las mas importantes con-
ferencias celebradas en- ell con-
tinente; la de San Francisco Y
la de Bogota. En- la primera Sc
(Pasa a la Pag. g.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
GRAN PROGRESO
IN LOS COHETES

MOSCU. febrero 5. (UPD-
Dmitri Ustinov, Ministro de Re-
(Pasa a la Pag. g.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

Dihigo es hombre de agrada.
BILE presencia. Su fisico recuer-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

Ga a I'm nor
teno mas bien
que a I'm lati.
no Pertenncp
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TIES KNOTS AT PALACE
Princess Anne Is Busy Brownie
In Special Buckingham Pack

not all of them bluebloodS. One
of the ideas of the Brownies is
that girls should make friends
in all stations of life.
If the Princess were just any
girl she would belong to the
pack of the Holy Trinity
Church. near the palace. But
a Princess making regular ap-
pearances in public attracts
too much attention. So the
Holy Trinity group became the
Buckingham Palace pack.
The gatherings take place in
the palace if it's cold and in
the roomy summer house on the
palace grounds if the weather
is fine. There the Princess
meets such friends at 8-year-
old Susan Lewis, daughter OF
a taxicab driver and Carol and
Sally Lewis, 9 and II, whose
father is a hotel maintenance
man.
Summer house days are spe-
cial fun because there are
rather unusual facilities fol-
play. There is a sand pit, a
tinV tennis court and q Y1ninio
'ture golfing green.
But play is not permitted to
take too much time from the
Brownie program of construc-
tive activities. Miss Mary Mil
lican, 33, a teacher who is the
packs Brown OWL" and Miss
Mercy Edgedale, 80, who as
"Tawney Owl" Is second in
command. stick pretty close to
Evening star., 1959-12-04

the Brownie agenda of knot
tying, flower association, set
ting up a tea and washing the
dishes.
Sometimes there are little
talks on public affairs, as the
one in which Brown Owl spoke
on world refugee year and sug-
gested knitting garments would
be one way to help. The prin-
cess said she couldn't knit. SC
that project was started a little
early. Later comes darning
cycling. swimming, cooking
sewing on buttons and setting
table for dinner, not just SIM
pie tea.
AS individuals Brownies de-
velop slightly differing char
acteristics and interests. So
to fit herself into the most
comfortable groove, a Brownie
may choose to be classified an
elf, an imp, a pixie or a fairy,
Princess Anne has chosen to be
a pixie.
The Princess is chic in the
Brownie uniform. 1t consists
Of a brown dress, hat, belt and
shoes, white ankle socks, and
a triangular necktie which is
tricky to get straight.
There will be more difficult
assignments soon - how to
bandage a skinned knee, what
to do when someone's clothes
catch fire, and how to set a
compass.
Even a Princess needs to
know which way is north.
Evening star., 1959-12-04

the incident to the police, gave
a full statement of what had
happened and turned his pistol
over to the police"
"Under these circumstances,
it is our considered Judgment
that it would be virtually i'm
possible to maintain a success
full prosecution (on the weapon
carrying charge)," Mr.. Gasch
added.
Exemptions Don't Apply
However, he said he wanted
to emphasize that exemptions
in District law applying to car
rying Of dangerous weapons do
not apply to buses, taxicabs or
other vehicles capable of being
moved, but relate solely to
houses and places of business,
or other land possessed by (an)
individual"
The Wetherington case has
been under study by Mr.
Gasch's staff since the bus
driver was arrested on the same
day the three boys were charged
with attempting to rob him.
Taken into consideration was
the drivers statement that on
a previous occasion, while driv-
ing a bus, he had been robbed,
beaten and stripped of his
clothing. Mr.. Wetherington
with this experience behind
him, decided to arm himself
See DRIVER, Page A-S
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Explosion Rips
Atlantic Tanker

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 4 (AP)
The American tanker Gulf
Tiger, reporting her forward
hold wide open" after an ex-
plosion, radioed for help today
She subsequently reported no
one was injured and she was
in no immediate peril.
The Coast Guard here gave
the tanker's position as SIS
miles due east of Cape Look
out, N. c.
The Coast Guard sent three
ships, one plane and two hell
copters to the position of the
tanker, owned by Gulf Oil Co,
Ships in the area also were re-
ported en- route.
The tanker is 572 feet long
and its gross tonnage is listed
at 1868.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Canada Helps Woman
Find Right Little Island
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
Star stan Writer

The Canadian Government
has a nice little surprise for a
modern-day pioneer named
Mrs. Richard Meyer of Be-
theSda.
It has located her missing
island, for which she paid $100
sight unseen" last summer,
but was unable to find despite
three trips of exploration in
Georgian Bay, a part of Lake
Huron.
Mrs. Meyer, who lives at 5000
Custer road, was overcome
with a desire to own one Of the
bays $4,000 tiny islands, scat
tered along its 100-mile length,
when she was visiting her fam
lily in her native Toronto last
July.
During her Canadian vaca-
ton, she happened to notice a
newspaper announcement Of
the sale Of 200 islands in the
bay, formerly owned by three
Indian tribes which had dis
banded. The land was being
sold to set up a trust fund for
the Indians, and hence was
being handled by the Indian
Affairs Bureau Of the govern
ment.
Captured by the spirit Of