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Smyrna times., 1959-12-24
50 Attend Eagles
Holiday Banquet;
Top Youth Named

Fifty members and guests of
the Silver Eagles attended the
annual Christmas dinner We'd
nesday night at the Hi-D-Ho
Restaurant in Dover. Final plans
are being completed for the Sill
yer Eagles annual Christmas
dance to be held Saturday, Dec.
26 from 8 to ll:30 pm. Music
will be provided by the Fabu-
lous Corvettes, a teenage dance
band from Wilmington. white
Christmas" will be the theme of
the decorations, carried out by
a committee including Harold
Moffitt, chairman; Ra YIN on d
Reed, Robert Pritchard, Brandon
Jones, Austin Pase, Charles Re-
bar, and Carl Simpson. Barry
Pritchard, president, will repre-
sent the club on the Town of
Smyrna decorations conte S t
committee. Kay Hutchins and
Richard Savage were selected as
the girl and boy of the month
for November. Kay was chosen
for her outstanding achieve
ments as a member of the Fu-
ture Homemakers of America at
the John Bassett Moore High
School. The only member from
delaware serving on a national
committee, she was named a
member of the national finance
committee of FHA, representing
the North Atlantic region. Rich
ard Savage was selected because
of his achievement in the Civil
Air Patrol. He was recently pro-
NOTED and appointed cadet COM
mander of the Smyrna Squadron
of the CAP, making him the
highest ranking cadet in the
squadron. They will both receive
certificates of merit and a none
itary award from the Silver Eag-
les. Proceeds of the 'Dungaree
Dance" will be used to provide
Christmas gifts for severa
needy families in the commun-
ity. Fred Wiebel and David Ur-
ian are in charge Of the project.
The Silver Eagles Glee Club has
been active during the Christ
mas season, having performed
at the Palmer Home, Dover;
Clayton Lions Club charter night
dinner, and the Smyrna Rotary
Club. The program consisted of
singing of carols, and also of in
strumental selections. The Glee
Club is directed by John w.
Dickinson, and accompanied by
Kathy Link and Mrs. Howard
Link. Instrumental selections in
cluded an accordian solo, by
Fred Wiebel; flute solo, June
Quillen; and a brass ensemble:
Nicholas Rosello, Douglas Mill
, er, Dennis Potter, Robert Eek
, hart, David Marsh, and June
Sheridan. Other members of the
!; Glee Club participating were So
(Continued on Page Four)
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24
Clements Fetes Employees

Employees and office workers
of Clements Supply Company,
Inc. were honored at a Christ
mas party Saturday night at The
Wayside Inn, Smyrna. Awards
of profit-sharing checks for 1859
were presented by ]. Everett
Lofland.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24
Hold Open House

The Rev. and Mrs. ]. Howard
Link entertained members and
friends of Asbury Methodist
Church at a Christmas open
house Monday evening from 7
until 10 O'Clock in the parson-
age.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24
Pomona Grange To Meet

The Kent County P m o n a
Grange will meet on Thursday,
Jan. 7 at 10 am. at Capital
Grange, Dover, host for the
meeting.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24

It. COL William H. Everett, Delaware CAP Wing training
officer awards the silver wings Cadet 2nd Stephen Hank
and Cadet lsL Richard T. Savage for completion of
ing dealing with aviation and communications Looking
Capt Philip Toman commander of the Smyrna squadron
Cadet 2ndL Joseph Myers also received the coveted award
but absent when photo taken.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-08
VocERo'...
Continuation de la PSg 81

del presidente, y este dio origen
a un "impasse" que interrumplo
la atlliencia durente ounce mi
nltos. Manotas Witches ordeno
la continuation de la audiencia,
despues de haber dejado cons
taneia formal de que Valois Sc
negaba a respaldar con ell jura-
mento las acusacioneS que es-
tara lanzando.
En- la unica parte de SUI in
tervencion que pudo interpre-
tarse como favorable para Ro
jas Plnllla, Valols Arce impug
no la autoridad de los Senado-
res para actuar como jueces del
exoictador, diciendo que todos
haofan sido acusadores y que
este los situaba en- I'm terreno
pafcial.
Tarbien compare la audien-
ella del senado con los tribuna-
les revolucionarios cubanos, pa
ra decir que ambos Eel Senado
y eses tribunG:es) eran guiados
por intereses politicos y no po-
ian FOR 10 tanto impartir sere-
ma y cumplida justicia.
Valois Arce hizo una minu-
eiosa rememoracion de muchos
de les actos cometidos por las
autoridades durante los ultimos
diez amos de la agitada vida po-
Utica c%olombiana, a partir de
1949, cuando ell entonces presi-
dente Ospina Perez clausuro ell
eongreso, implanto ell estado de
sitio, estableci6 la censura de
prensa, y establecio las bases pa
ia todos los regimenes fuertes
que Sc sucedieron hasta la caida
de Rojas Pinilla.
Dijo en- seguida que ell jul
eio contra Rojas Pinilla no era
ell remedio para los males CO.
l0mbianos, pues ia estructura
moral de la republica esta ro-
ia por SUI base. Agreg6: so
10 una renovation que tendra
que ser dolorosa y sangrienta,
con toda su amargura, con to-
do su dolor, con toda su seve-
rldad, solo una renovation san
grienta puede arriar tanta, mi
seria. tanto dolor y tanto caos".
Valois paso por alto las acu-
sacior es espcificas que Sc han
formulado contra Rojas Pinilla
diclendo que era "minucias sin
importaucia'', y Sc refirio a Ro-
Jas como al "tirano", ahora per-
seguido, que "se merece con-
miserscion y respeto".
Concluyo anunciando que 81
misrlo %presel:tara una acusacion
formal contra ell expresidente
Gomez.
Ell texto integro de Ia inter
Venci5n de Valois Arce esta
siendo p%ublicado en- la prensa,
con FL mismo despliegue que Sc
dio a las intervenciones del acu-
sador en- la primera Ease del
juicio.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-08
MEDIC MILLION
continuation de la Pxg. -,

seclicidas, y esta sera reempla-
zado por otro.
Como consecuencia, los calcu-
los de asignaciones totales de la
UfNICEF en- la campana antipa-
ludica centroamericana aumen-
taron a las cifras siguientes:
En- Guatemala, donde la enfer-
medal prevalece en- 20 de los
% d~epartamentos del pals, y
ocasiona la muerte a 1000 per-
sonas, alcanzara a $4,000 dola-
res, y en- Nicaragua a 720, 900.
Ell costo de la campafa total
para Ell Salvador, seguira sien-
do de 685, 900 dolares y ell de
Costa Rlcca de 1874, 1000 dolares.
Ademas de estos aportes a la
lucha contra ell paludismo, UNI
CEF ha suministrado ayuda a
Guatemala por valor de 1852
300 dolares, destinados al ciu-
dado materno y de la infancia;
a Ell Salvador de 1888, 900 dola-
res, a Ecuador, de 100000 do
res; Z Honduras, de 937, 900 do
lares; a Nicaragua, de 669, 400;
a Costa RIGA, de 519,400, y a Pa
mama, de 1872, 1900.
Mexico ha recibido del fondo
un total de 8472, 900 dolares,
del cual tres cuartas parties ha
sido dedicado a la campana con-
ira ell paludismo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-08
sIcNIFlcATlvo
Continuation de la Pag. -

cacion de los programs de de-
senvolvimiento economico.
En- cuanto al grupo de ira.
bajo de la Comision de los 81,
Morales senalo que ha dividi-
do sus actividades en- cuatro
campos generates, a Saber:
La financiacion del desarro-
Ito economico. Sobre este asun-
to la delegation de Estados Uni
dos prepare un documento con
las medidas que los paises i'm
portadores de capital deben
adoptar para atrazar las inver-
stones particulars. Chile pre-
para asimismo un documento
sobre las medidas que los paises
exportadoreS de capitales po-
drian adoptar; y Brasil prepa-
ra otro sobre ell papel que la
Organization de Estados Anne
ricanos puede desempenar para
estimular la afluencia de inver-
stones particulars a America
Latina. Asimismo Sc examinan
proposiciones de la delegation
argentina para uniformar las re-
glamentaciones legales en- ell he
misferio, a fin de facilitar ell
movimiento del capital privado.
Concrete exterior y mercedes
regionales Los delegados consi-
deran los medios de aumentar
ell comercio, las tendencias a
largo plazo de los articulos prin-
cipales de America Latina Y los
problemas vinculados a la colo
cacion de los excedentes agro-
pecuarios.
Morales expreso que la dis
custom detallada del aSunto de
los mercados regionales Sc de-
mora hasta que la comision de
las NacioneS Unidas para Anne
RIGA Latina complete este mes
un estudio sobre ell particular.
Productos basicos. Sobre este
asunto, Morales dijo que los de-
legados utilizan como documen-
to de trabajo uno preparado
por la delegation brasilena. Sc
entiende que ell documento ana
liza los problemas que afrontan
los productos fundamentals de
America Latina en- los merca-
dos del mundo.
Cooperation tecnica. Sc es-
tudia la creacion de centres de
productividad y la coordination
de los diversos programs de
ayuda tecnica existentes.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-08
NUEVA Ease
Continuation de la Pag. 81

ton que la subsistencia de este
diferendo "teenico" amenaZa
convertirse en- casus belli Co
mo foco de perturbation de la
paz americana.
En- las mismas fuentes Sc d.
10 que la OCCASION de liquidar
la ~situacion peruano-ecuatoria-
ma es aproplada en- vista de ha-
llarse al frente de los gobier-
nos de Argentina y Brasil hon.
bres de clara filiacion democra-
tica decididos a renovar la po-
Utica l-atinoamericana en- un
sentido de cooperation y paz
eliminando querellas y odios
ficticIos"
Tambien Sc INDIGO que ell
presidente de Chile, Jorge Ales.
sandri, ha manifestado SUI vo
luntad de cooperar en- un plan
que reduzca la carrera arma-
mentista en- beneficio de la sa-
lud y bienestar de los trabaja-
acres latlnOamericanoS.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-08
pRoYEc1AN
continuation de la pag. 81

"a, en- que fue nombrado MEM
BIO de la Junta de Directories
de la Standard Oil de Nueva
Jersey.
FL anuncio dice que Haight re-
nuncio d fin de asumir la presi-
dencia de la Junta de Directories
de la Carter Oil Company.
Haignl ha sido cbjeto de fuer-
ties crfticas aqui desde sus de-
claraciones ell pasado mes de di-
ciembre contra ell decreto de la
Junta de Gobierpo, elevando ell
promedio de impuestos sobre
las ganancias, que cambio auto
maticampnte Ia participation
del cstado en- las ganancias de
las companies petroleras de un
so a un so por ciento,
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-08
GRAN DEsARRoLLo..
Continuation de la Pag. 81


Continuation de la Pag. 81
de 1858 fueron de 221 100000
dolares.
Los paises de origen de tai
equipo fueron: E. u, as por
cient; Alemania Occidental, Is;
RENO Undo y Francia, cuatro
por ciento cada una; y Japon,
Suiza e Italia, del dos al 2,3 por
ciento cada una.
Las i~nverSiones japonesas en-
ell Brasil han aumentado desde
las cifras citadas. La revista de
la S%ecretaria de concrete go
reign Commerce Weekly, pu-
blicada aver jueves, dice que re-
presentantes de un grupo de
construction naval japones, Ishi-
kawajima do Brasil, y Ell minis
terio de transportes b~rasileno,
han anunciado ell comienzo de
la construction de I'm nuevo as
tillero en- Rio de Janeiro, con
una capacidad de construction
naval de 10000 toneladaS. AIDE
mas hay pendientes propuestas
adicionales de otros astilleros.
FL informe de hoy dice que
las reservas brasilenas de mine
raj de hero son de las mas ri
cas- del mundo.
Ell servicio de estudios geolo-
gicos de los E. U. y Ell depar-
tamento nacional de production
minera brasileno estan ahora es-
tudfHrdo los dep6sitos minera-
les de minas geraes. Sc calcula
que entire las probables reser-
vas del distrito de Congonhas
hay 15,200.000 toneladas de HE
rro.
La production brasiIena de
manganese en- 1857 lego a 811.-
900 toneladaS, y los embarques
de las minas puestas reciente-
mente en- exploitation en- ell te-
rritorio de Amapa ascendieron
a $4,000 toneladas en- ell ano
de 1857. Sc dice que los yaci-
mientos de Amapa gentlemen
reserves de 10000. 900 toneladas
de mineral de manganese eco
nomicamente aprovechable. Sc
informa tambien que los dep6-
sitos de manganese proximos a
Corumba, en- ell estado de Mato
Groso, gentlemen reservas de
20.000.000 toneladas.
Ell Departamento de Conner
clio dice que ell cmercio exte-
rior brasileno ha mostrado ira
dlclonalmente superavit en- la
bahama commercial. Pero con ell
aumento de la industrializacion
desde ell comienzo de la Segun-
da Guerra Mundial, las importa-
clones aumentaron mientras que
las exportaciones fueron dismi-
nuyendo. Ell Brasil, en- conse-
cuencia, ha restringido las i'm
portaciones con medidas de con-
troll.
En- Ell periodic 195O-57 las
exportaciones de cafe consti-
tuian del so al 70 por ciento
del total de las exportaciones
brasilenas Y tres productos -
cafe, algodon y grano de cacao
- representation del SO al "a
por ciento de las exportaciones
brasilelas en- esos amos.
Por ell gran volumen del mer-
cado de los E. U. para ell cafe,
este pals ha constituido ell prin-
cipal destino de las exportacio-
mes brasilenas, que representa-
ron en- 1856 y 1857 del AZ al so
por ciento de las exportaciones
de tod0s los articulos de este
pals a todas las naciones del
mundo. Una gran parte de los
ingresos en- dolares por las ex-
p%ortaciones Sc utilizan para fl
mes no comerciales y para ell
pago de las importaciones de
petroleo.
De las importaciones totales
del Brasil, los E. U. suminis-
traron Ell 1876 por ciento en-
1855; ell 28,7 en- 1856, y ell 1858
en- 1857.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-08
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gate jerome Robinson. Demo-
crat Of Baltimore, as q frantic
and desperate attempt u
breathe new life into censor
ship. under the guise OF pro-
tecting youths"
Delegate Francis x. Gal
lagher, Democrat Of Baltimore,
charged. however. that the
alternate bill was "unwork-
able -. would create confu-
sion and would initiate
against any kind Of general
enforcement" Mr.. Gallagher
was q leading prepayment Of the
censorship bill itself.
Cites Society's Flaws
Delegate Margaret C.
Schweinhaut, Dem ocrat Of
Montgomery County. said Mr..
Robinson's arguments would be
all right In a perfect society.
"Unhappily society Is not
ideal" she said She added that
censorship is necessary because
many children suffer from lack
Of parental supervision.
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1907 Tracy place. Mr.. Rhoad;
announced his candidacy last
month.
The three candidates have
declared their intentions tc
run as q "slate" and win an
nounce q platform to spell out
their views on particular is
sues.
The CBc was organized last
month on q platform Of strong
support for schools, appolnt-
ment Of qualified people to city
boards and commissions. and
open meetings for reaching
major policy decisions. The
three-man slate has expressed
agreement with the CBC prin-
ciple.
Mr.. Hedetniemi. "A, is tech
meal editor for AIRING Re-
search Corp, q Washington
electronio engineering research
firm. He formerly was an in
vestieator In the Office Of alien
property. Department Of
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Justice. and served on the stafl
Of the late Justice Frank Muir
ply during Mr.. Murphy's term
as Governor Of Michigan and
United States Attorney Gen.
eral. Mr.. Hedetniemi, father Of
five children, was graduated
from the University Of Michi-
gan Journalism School.
Mr.. Johnston, 81. has lived
In the Falls Church area for
20 years and in the city for
the last decade. An attorney
with the law firm Of Roberts
& McInnis. he received B.A. and
LIB. degrees from George
Washington University.
Mr.. Johnston has worked
with his citizens association.
the PTA and Scouts. He cur
rently is chairman Of the board
Of trustees Of the Crossman
Methodist Church. He has two
children.
Mr.. Rhoads. A, has served
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two terms on the Falls Church
City Council. He has lived In
the city since l946 and In
Northern Virginia since 1899.
Mr.. Rhoads Is q lawyer en-
ployed as q contract negotiator
with the Navy Department. He
received his B.A. and LIB. de-
grees from George Washington
University.
Mr.. Rhoads has served as
president Of the Addison PTA
and the Falls Church PTA
Council and is now program
chairman for the Thomas
Jefferson PTA. He has been
president Of the Rotary Club
Of Falls Church and Is on, the
board Of directors of the Ce-
rebral Palsy Association. MFR.
Rhoads has three children.
1.-THE CBC believes that Mr..
Rhoads. Mr.. Hedetniemi. and
Mr.. Johnston win make excel
lent councilmen." Mr.. Olom
said. "All are longtime resi-
dents Of the city and live In
different areas. Each has
proved his capacity for the Of
fee Of councilman by a long
record Of leadership in civic AZ
fairs. Their aim is to represent
the overwhelming majority Of
the people who want honest,
efficient government and a con-
tinuation Of a first-class school
system"
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teachers. supervisors and nor
NAL schools.
Attorneys here said Mrs
Welcomes bill would 90 far
beyond the Supreme Courts
ruling calling for an end to
segregation with "all deliberate
speed" Some Maryland coun-
ties now are involved in a grad
ual indignation program.
Ratification Asked
In the Senate, j. Alvin Jones,
Democrat Of Baltimore, intro
duced q bill calling on Maryland
to ratify the Fourteenth
Amendment TO the Federal
Constitution. The State re-
peatedly has refused to ratify
that amendment.
The censorship bill was high
lighted by one Of the most
colorful debates Of this session.
The bill was scored by Dele
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any movie that would be OBJ
scene for them.
Even as the censorship was
being killed. two other matters
involving civil rights were being
introduced In the Legislature.
Indignation Bill
Delegate Verda A. Welcome,
Democrat Of Baltimore. spon-
sored q bill that attorneys here
said would mean immediate
integration Of all public schools.
Mrs. Welcome said she sim
ply wanted to put into State
law the Supreme Court decree
barring school segregation.
Her bill calls for schools to
be open equally to all persons
without discrimination as to
religion. race. sex, class or ma
tional origin" It also would
strike out the word white" in
State school laws relating to
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Movie Censorship Bill
Defeated by Delegates
BY q star stan Writer

ANNAPOLIS Mar 1.-THE House Of Delegates yesterday
killed by 65to53 vote movie censorship bill that would
have labeled some motion pictures for adult viewing only
Shortly before dealing the censorship bill death blow the
House tentative approval to compromise measure that
would make It crime for any 70 show persons under Is
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3-Mon Council Slate
Backed in Falls Church

The Citizens for Better Council have Endorsed three
candidates for the three Falls Church City Council seats to be
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nounced today.
They are Charles Hedetnemi Chestnut street, Ev-
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Victim of DystroPhy
Gets Hydraulic Lift

A Friendsvillc man, partially
paralyzcd from muscular dystrophy
and confined to wheel chair, is
benefiting from contributions given
by local and area residents in the
annual drive for funds.
Orville c. Schroycr this week
was provided with new type hy-
draulic lift by the Allegany-Garrett
Chapter of the Muscular Dystrophy
association.
The lift was taken to his home
by Virgil A. Parker, fire chief in
Cumberland, who serves as chair
man of the chapter, and w. w
Earecksom, executive secretary for
the Maryland association.
Mr.. Schroyer, who has been a
victim of the muscle disease for
over 10 years, is married and has
two sons. A hospital type bed also
may be provided Mr.. Parker said
Mr.. Schroyer would like to learn
some sort of job through which
he could earn an income. He is
able to write letters and can use
a typewriter.
Parker said there we're four
other cases of muscular dystrophy
in the area.