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pressed in unexpected fabrics
Of quality, beauty and ele-
gance. This element Of I'M
expectedliess, he says, is Gre
ativity, authority, and the
distinction of good fashion.
He terms many Of his au-
tumn-in-town dresses "swag-
ger dresses" The tailored
look is beautifully executed
in muted plaid worsted. ash
blond ;hadow-glen furred
wool fabrics. and other woods.
Is the shirtwaist still
around? 1t sure is in every
thing from wool to white
satin.
Menswear worsteds are en-
joying a big fashion boom
this fall. B. H. Wragge, who
believes In casual clothes,
finds, this season no different
from any other in his belief
that his clothes are for wom-
en- who look to a new season
for excitement in new colors,
fabrics and silhouettes.. They
don't toss things out just be-
cause a season has changed.
Added Touch
With his gray menswear
fabrics in precisely tailored
jackets and skirts, Wragge
picks them up with persim-
mon scarfs, mustard accents,
and the formerly gloomy, but
now decidedly happy, color
selections like brown, bronx
Inc and cocoa. The big
Wragge skirt for fall is q di-
agonal front wrap with side
fan pleatS.
If Nettie Rosenstein is a
fashion barometer the sore
throat look in fashion is
destined for success. Velvet
mufflers fill in full tweed
coats that are frequently
belted. Her slim dresses cut
with great ease have a sigma
ture note in their paper doll
sleeves. This loose, straight,
wide sleeve tops shafts of
wooden crepe, and her ia
nous little black silks.
Color experts declare her
oppoSsum, a grey-taupe tone,
exciting. and another she
calls castor, equally so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15
Mary Reed
President OF
Soroptimists

Mrs. Mary Reed of Ken
sington has been installed as
president of the Soroptimist
Club of Montgomery County.
The annual ceremony took
place recently at the Ken
wood Country Club in Silver
Spring with Mrs. George
Bridger, retiring president,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Bell Ringers Predomindte
AT Eight Designer Showings

little chanel jacket is the
new evening look for fall.
Cell first introduced the full
length evening coat. In a
matching fabric, 10 years
ago. This season it's a fash
ion institution frosted with
lush white fur on a white
satin coat.
Fur Trims
The bell ringers in the
marquise collection by
Philippe Tournaye include
costumes with fur trims Of
tone on tone colorations.
The easy demi-tit is endorsed
for daywear and the fitted
look for late day and evening.
Most designers agree on this
this fall, reversible coats :.
their famous pleated' skirts.
and a black tulip color also
star here.
We heard the California
nutria fur being heralded as
superior to that of Argentina.
Collars are big but coats are
not bulky looking. The wool
ottoman REFER in bongo
brown was a big success with
the fashion editors.
Herbert Sondheim's bell
ringers include fashions in
what he calls his Marlene
colors. One is a beige brocade
silk semifitted jacket &C.
companying a matching slim
dress.
A Revival
We predict a lot of old
Dietrich. Carlo, and the late
Carole Lombard films will be
late show programs come this
fall. The glamour girls are
having a real revival. Full
length tuxedo fronts of lynx,
the trend toward lots of white
for evening in slinky, figure
hugging sheaths, plenty OF
beaded evening fashions, plus
the real strong tailored
clothes trend. bring to mind
the women who helped make
these fashions famous.
The camisole bodice top is
the neckline favorite of
many designers for after
dark. The other side of the
fashion coin is a more Gov
cred up look involving long
sleeves and lots of shoulder
expanSe.
Splendid is about the only
word you can use for the
majority of the new evening
things. FusSinesS is ruled
out but there's no miStaking
the fact that sparkle plenty
is apparent. The most shin
ing examples of the worlds
most fabulous fabrics are now
on Seventh avenue being
made up into after-dark
fashions. If you're looking
for brocade to upholster a
love seat you're liable to run
into trouble. Seventh ave-
nue. has confiscated most
of it.
Ben Reig feels good FASH
ion is feminine. that good
clothes are pure shapes ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15

"a work with other profess
sional organizations on ma
tional and International
health projects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Rugs

Third Floor, Washington; LotOer Level, arlington
$50 yds. 1850 All Wool Twist Weave Tweed.
2 ond IT, IT, 6.99 So. yd
lsS yds. SOS Twist Weave Beige, Seconds,
l2-ft. - 3.SS SO. I'd.
40 yds. I2.sS All Wool Grey Plush Pile.
III. = -.- - 100 So yos
81 yds. 1925 All Wool Beige Wilton. Oft,
500 50. yd.
1879 yds. l2.ss All Wool Grey Embossed Wilton,
81 yds. 1850 All Wool Gold Twist Weave,
eft. -,----.-----6. 9s SO. yd.
10 yds. s.s5 All Wool Loop Pile Velvet Tweed,
l2-tt 500 So. yd.
100 yds. s.9S All Wool Plush Pile, " IT..
500 50. yd.
II yds $50 Rayon Tweed BroodIOom, eft.
2.o9 50. yd.
Grey and Green, l2-ft. --------5.oo 50. I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Misses Budget
SpOrfStCeU1.
oh III, Washington; End. Arlington

(BeIOW) Street Floor, Washington Only
I4S-z.ss Gotten Pleosed Short Skirts with ot-
toched bloomers. Solid coIors or prints; sizes
iO"lO tsVU
l5o-l.oo Cotton Knit Tubes. Solid colors and
stripes; also hoIters. Fit sizes To- 10 for 100
255-3.e9 Orion and Cotton Sweaters. Short
sleeved slipons with vorety Of neeknes; long,
sIeeved eordoons Sizes 34-38 l.99
$3.50 Wool Jersey and Nylon Stoles Frinoed
long stoles or nWon clutch type with metolc
thread interviewer. White 80
I5o-l.oo NyIon POuH Searfs. Plain or pIeoted;
fBelotO) Budget Sportsman, Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Street Floor. Both Stores

Street Floor, Both Stores
Mems z.se and s.35 Dress Shirts. Soed =.
mussed Many from fomous makers. Reduced to
clear. Broken size range ------ 1877
Mems 7oe Stretch Hose. Stretch hose in large
assortment OF patterns and colors at this low
Mems 2.99 Pojcmes. SonforizedD pojomos in
variety of coIors and potterns. Broken size, linn
tied quantity
fBelOt0) Washington Only
500 and SOS Joeksts. Unlined jackets, Upper
fronts. Some cordieons Broken sizes - 3.e7
Mems $50 Ties./ Royon ties in many patterns.
Pastel shades only. Reduced for clearance at this
7-2.5o Irregular WFapGrounds --------9Se
81 Mems l.50 to $50 Belts -----9Se
80 Mems 1893 Denim Play Shorts, x-Ioree size
50 Mems 1879 shon Sleeve Sport Shirts. mussed
59e
Mems z.S9 Dress Shirts, soied ---------66e
5 Mems 2.99 Knit Shirts, black only
70 Mems l.50 Ties, reduced --------2ee
IS Mems l.65 Deeron and Cotton Shorts 5Se
4s Mems 3se Linen Hondkerehiefs- "A for 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Upholstery
Third Floor. Washington o.

Third Floor, Washington Only
1855 TO 7.9s Dust RuffIes for double and
snole bed sizes in assorted colors and tobrics 3.99
30--lo.9S coverIets in discontinued lines and
manufacturers sompes Single and double sizes
In assorted tobrics 4.9S
Is-2l.s Reody-IAeds SIipeovers for sofos only.
Assorted patterns - - 6.S9
6-2I. SO Hide-A-Bed Covers with z pillow covers
in assorted potterns -. ---- 1879
I5--I4.oS Group Of Antique Satin and Toffeto
Bedspreods in assorted coors. Fits double and
single bed sizes ----.----. 1922
1888 Group Of cofe Curtains in assorted pot
terms ana colors 30" and SO" lengths Dis
Continued lines Pr. I.i9
5o-I.oo cofe veIonees in assorted colors and
patterns SSe
so pr 4.4o and 4.79 ToiIored FbeFsIos Curtains
in lengths Of 81" and 90" 2.99
4.os TO SAC II, Sl and 90" long .---- pr. 3.s9
$3.50 to 1873 ToFfeto Bedroom Draperies in
assorted coors --~-- z.SS
1858 and 4.ss Life Bouy Boat Cushions in
assorted coors and patterns. Waterproof vinyI
plostic covered z.I9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
WO1lsels'S Hosiery

(BeIoaO) Street Floor, Washington Only
Us IrresuIon Of las SeemIess NyIons. Broken
size ronqe ------------------- 5Se
75-l.25 NyIons. Perfect quoty, full fashioned;
broken assortment of famous brond 10000 see
also White NyIons. Sizes 10, only 5Se
LIS Knee-Hi NyIons. Broken assortment,
69e; prs, ZOO
less and full fashioned; broken size ronoe 9se
(BeIowJ Street Floor, Both Stores
lis Dress Sheer NyIons Perfect quality, full
fashioned Good shodes for Spring and Summer
Sizes Sail - ---S see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
ChinaUeCHre

Third Floor. Washington Only
6-29s Aluminium compotes --l.ss
5-sss Imported Cut cystoI peeentes SOS
2l--l0o Decorated Egg Plates soc
s Prs 2,ss Plain White Pottery cendlestieks. Pr.
1873
4-4.sS-4-Pe. Glass SaIed Sets 2.ss
see
S--3.ss Shell shsps fsttesy Bowls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
2.99 and 800 BIouses
1.90

Doeron, cotton and eotton-pIus blouses in dressy
or tailored styles; short sleeves. White, posteIs,
prints: sizes 32-3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Stationery
$50 RoyoItone Paper
I.8e

100 Single Bi-Fold sheets Of ripple finish
poper with 100 motehino envelopes. White
only
Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Linens & DOa,sestics
Street Floor, Both Stores

Street Floor, Both Stores
Sec. 55e Morsex "BIotteF" Dish Towels. Big
2ox3o-in. size Borders in red or charcoal. Spe-
colIy woven to absorb -------- for LOO
z.2s Poeifie "Extro Strength" Sheets. Long weor-
ing durobIe. over 4o-eount, fine muslin. Avoi-
obIe in twin-ftted bottom. ful-ftted bottom or
topS ----------------- - LOO
(BeIOiU) Washington Only
6se Looper Place Mots. Snort royon looper pIoce
mats in oroe 3x2l in size. Pink or blue only.
ldeo for outdoor eotine - -lee
5.s9 NyIon Mot and Lid Sets. 1000 Dupont
nyon 2-piece sets. Long wearing. Dries in
jiffy. SliQhtly soiled l.96
Sec. 3.2e coIored PereoIe Sheets. Fomous Poetic
8o-couni eoored percole. Full bottom only. Pink,
blue, beige In the group -------------l.S 9
See. S9e-42x36N Cases ------------39c
SiIUertC0re
Street Floor, Washington Only
I--ll3.oo Sterling Silver Teapot ---- $500
$500 Sterling Silver Butter Spreodes. South
wind pottern, 8 fIot honde, hollow hondIe, $500
$500 Sterling Silver creom Soup Spoons.
Southwind pattern .---------- - $50"
1880 Sterling Steak Set. Southwind pottern,
1850"
$500 siIverpIoted Double Vegetable Dishes.
slightly scratched ----S.99"
'Plus Tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Notions
$500 chintx Gorment Boss
3.QQ

Dress your closet with one Of these Ever
oiozed chintx Ensembles. Full length Upper
closure, drop frome. In jumbo or reoulor
size. Dainty pink ond gold or blue and
gold fIorol pottern. front and top. Limited
quantity.
SOL 90 TO s.Ss Household Plastic Items.
39e 10 Toe
Iz-z.ss Shoe Cabinets. Holds 4 poirs Of
shoes 49, -----t'IS
z6-i.l9 Barry TFeds. Chintz; med. size,
ICE
5o-i.ss Garment Bess. Pink or turquoise,
l.59
3o-7ee Plastic Sweater Boss ---zSe
6o-z.49 Set Of 4 Suit Honses-
l5-79e Charcoal Pits -----------zse
60-l.oo Strcw Mots for beach or home,
36-3.9s Power Net GirdIes. Med size,
Street Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Mattresses. Box Springs
Va Price
Third Floor. Washington Only


i-ss.5o-4h" Foam Lstsx Msstress and
Box Spring Set, floor somple, twin size,
Set - - - 44.75
i-54.so Foster Perfect Posture" Nat
sFess, tuftless, floor somple, twinssze Ills
$3.50 Foster Perfect Posture" Box
Spring, floor somple, twin size z7.z5
1900 Simmons MottFess and Box Spring
TO match, floor somple, twin size. Set $3.50
,I-54.50 Simmons Correct Posture" Mot
tress, extra firm, soiled, twin size 27.25
l-S7.50 Simmons Hollywood Bed with
deep tufted Plastic upholstered heodboord,
twin size, soiled ---------------5S 1875
l-77.So Simmons Hollywood Bed with
deep tutted plostic upholstered heodboord,
twin size, soiled- -48.75
I-54.5o Simmons Correct Posture" Box
Spring, soiled. twin size 49, Ills
$3.50 Serto Bunkie Combination, mot
tress and box spring for bunk bed, floor
somple twin size. Eo. 1875
1850 Simmons Mattress, tan and blue
heavy woven striped ticking, twin size,
1880 Simmons Box Spring, motel type,
twin size 24.7S
i-l2o.5o EnsIonder African Mattress and
Box Spring to notch, floor sompIe, twin
size. Set CATS
l-Ios.5o EnsIonder African Mattress and
Box Spring to notch, floor scmpIe twin
$3.50 ser.o Corrective" Metres, ' ex,
tro firm, floor sompIe, twin size = 27.25
i-S4.5o EnsIonder Back Mosie" Met-
tFess-extro firm. soiled twin size z7.25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
GLO1,eS
root FLoor Roth Stores

Street Floor, Both Stores
500 Fabric Gloves. $50 poirs in doubIe-woven
cotton or nylon. Short to mid-orm lengths. White,
navy and colors in the group. Some ore one Of
kind; broken size ronoe so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Nursery Furniture

Second Floor, AFlIngfon Only
I-7.os Basket with stand, l3"x27", white 3.99
1888 Cribs. double drop side. opposition
spring, teethine rolls. play bolls on end ponel
white, | wox finished 1899
l--3s.sS Crib, double drop side. odustobIe
spring, white lS.49
i-44.es Crib, double drop side opposition spring.
teethno rolls, stobzer bor, bow end poneI, wox
birch 2Z.49
z-i2.9s Mattresses, innersprine, tuftIess, plastic
covered, SoIled o'TS
l-S.9S Swing and Stond, metal trome, conVos
scot, plod - 4.4S
i-ls.95 High Chair, wrought iron frome, black,
foldino sofety strop - 9.4s
4-s.9S Crib Bumpers, postic covered. assorted
coIors --l .s9
lass Play YeFd, stondord size, on casters,
7.4s
1885 Chest Of brewers. on casters. 4 drawers,
white lbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

SelotO) Budget Sportsman,
Roth Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Foundations
End Floor, Washington Only

zHu FEOOT, " asEEHgEOH OWIy
l0-l5.o0 Discontinued corseIettes. Talon front
White; broken size ronoe S.99
25-7e5 TO 1850 Discontinued Woist Nippers.
Broken size range; white or black - 4.s9
$500 to 500 Discontinued Bros. White;
broken size range
25-l2.95 Elostie GFdles IA" length, talon
front. Sizes 1872; block -4.ss
1855 Discontinued Longtime Bros. White
or coors; broken size range ----------2S9
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
RELDJ: !.
vovTsto del oeonFocer evbonoa
continuation de la Pagina y

Batsta, Fidel dijo: esos no son exilados. Quienes han saqueado
Ell tesoro publico y para enriquecerse asesinaron a nuestros
hermanos no pueden MERCER ell califcativo de exilados: esos
son profugos de los Tribunales de Justicia.
HORARIO-Los periodistas cubanos que vsitamos Yene-
Iuela tuvimos la impression de que ell pueblo venezolano esa
considerable la %posibilidad de que Sc produzca un golpe mill.
tar antes de la toma de possession del Presidente eecto, Romulo
Betancourt. Dos companeros. los doctores Tomas Regaado Y
Emilio Adolfo Rvero, hicieron preguntas intenconadas sobre
Ell escabroso tema a figuras tan prominentes de la politca We
nezolana como ell contralmirante Wolfgang Larrazabal, J6vito
Vllalts y Rafael Caldera. Durante la reception ofrecida pr
Fidel Castro en- la Embajada de Cuba, confraternizaron Ell
eontralmirante Wolfgang Larrazabal y Ell Presidente del Par.
lido Comunista de Venezuela, doctor Gustavo Machado.
Ell sabado concurrimos a la Residential del doctor Rafael Cal.
dera, lider del Partido Social Cristiano -COPEI- acompanan.
do a I'm grupo de ~partidarios del ex candidate presidential que
10 vishaba para felicitarlo en- OCCASION de la fiesta de su nata-
icio. Entire los visitantes Sc encontraba ell doctor Gustavo
Machado. En- Caracas Sc nota una achva propaganda comunista
contra Ell Presidente eecto, Romulo Betancourt. Ell reyerendo
padre Alberto Castro, un cubano y eclesiastico de coraz6n, nos
sirvio de cicerone en- Caracas. Ell padre Castro fue professor
de Fidel Castro en- ell Coegio de Belen. Romulo Betancourt
dej6 trunco I'm recorrido que reaHzaba por Ell interior del pals,
para ~trssadarse a la capital de Venezuela y conferenciar con Ell
tider del Movimiento 26 de Julio. En- ell lobby del hotel Ia
manaco, en- la boca ell i~nseparable veguero, decia Jorge Qun.
tana: la labor desarrollada por "Reloj" y DIARIO LAS AME-
RICAS en- TODD ell proceso de la revoucion Guiana no puede
expresarse con palabras. Y anadio ell abacial decano de los
periodiStaS: Jules Dubois es otro heroe nacional para los cuba
nos. Siempre estuvo atento a TODD 10 que beneficiara a los
.rebeldes y vst6 la Sierra Maestro en- varias ocasiones. A Ia
bora de redactar estas cuarti1as recibimos invitacion de Fl.
del Castro para acompanaro a u vaje por ell interior de
Venezuela. Ell lder del 26 de Julio Sc dTgra a Maracaibo en-
primera instancia, Pero nuestros deberes PROFESSIONALS nos
vedan la satisfaction de hacer ell viaje. Nuestro> proximo ira
bajo estara, redactado en- La Habana o Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
~EXPORTACION DE
CARBON PERUANO

LIMA, (UPI)-El carbon Pc
ruano ofrece grandes posibilida-
des, tanto en- 10 que Sc refiere
al abastecimiento inferno de
combustible, como a SUI exporta-
cion no solo a mercados vecinos
como los de Argentina y Chile,
sine a los mas lejanos de Euro
pa.
Esas posibilidades han sido
expuestas en- Ell reciente forum
realizado aqui sobre los profile
mas de la energia en- ell PERU,
y en- Ell que han tornado parte
tecnicos en- la materia y diri-
gentes de la industrial del ear
bon.
En- eli forum Sc ha senalado
la buena calidad de las antra-
cistas peruanas y la existencia
de grandes reservas en- la IONA
del rio Santa, departamento de
Ancas, que Sc estiman entire
quinientos y seiscientos Milo
mes de toneladas, ell carbon de
la cuencia del Santa Sc ha ex-
portado a la Argentina, Chile
y Francia.
Tambien Sc ha manifestado en-
ell forum que ell mercado argen-
tino es ell mas prometedor.
Los productores peruanos han
efectuado envios a la Argent
ma en- condolences economics
favorables, tanto porque ese pals
importa alrededor de I'm million
y medic de toneladas de carbon,
cuanto porque clio permitiria
estudiar por parte del Peru, eel
aprovechamiento del trigo ar
gentino a manera de compensa-
cion de fletes."
La exportacion a Europa, Sc
gun Sc ha expresado, tiene COM
petidores en- los exportadores
de carbon de Russia y Estados
Unidos, por la diferencia de pre-
clos debido nj transporte.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
PRO 'Enteramente de Acue:do'
Con ell Gobierno Revo|ucionario

Sc critica al gobierno por no
resolver los problemas del costo
de la vida y de la desocupacion.
Dice este editorial, en- parte:
"Verdaderamente, estoy con-
movido por la ternura de los
senores miembros del gobierno
provisional.
"Primero, no deian titere con
cabeza en- ministerios y Deepen
dencias oficiales. ..ninguna in
dustriva privada ha realizado
despidos en- masa...
"Entretanto, no Sc ha rebaja-
do Ell precio del arroz, nj frijo-
les, nj carne, nj jabones, nj de
'guagas' (autobuses de la loco
mocion publica...) j.. nj siquiera
este gobierno ha hecho pronun-
ciamiento alguno anunciando al
pals Ell plan de trabajo que Sc
propone desarrollar en- los die
cisiete meses que quedan (ya
practicamente ests eursado
uno).
"Ningun gobierno ha llegado
al poder con ell respaldo y la
confianza nacional con que ha
arribado este.
"Pero desde la administra-
ci6n publica no Sc pueden to-
maj medidaS demagogicas.. hay
que brindar las garantias legiti-
mas para que, en- beneficio de
Cuba, echen a rodar ell dinero
actualmente paralizado.
LA revolution no puede sig
nificar hambre para la patria.
Antes que ESQ habria que lamar
al Fidel que gan6 la guerra pa
ra que ganara tambien la paz."
Sc R~EANUDARAN
Los PROCESSES
LA HABANA, enero 30. CUP.
I.)-Los processes contra los cri-
minales de guerra Sc reanuda-
ron hoy, en- La Habana, segdn
Sc informo aver oficialmente.
Humberto Sori Marin, Audi
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
No Existe Posibi|idad de Que
Sc Importer Trabajadores de
Agriculture : Sierra berdecla

veto de Ley ante ell Congreso
que daria la indepenencia pc.
Utica a Puerto Rico, esta ira
baJandO en- la reduction de un
nUevo texto para su medida
con Ell fin de cubrir disposicio-
mes sobre las relaciones econ6-
micas entire la Isla y Estados
Ur;dos.
ASH 10 inform6 aver la mission
del Partido Independentista de
Puerto Rico que regreso de Wa
shington y Nueva York luego
de hsber conference.-the con Ell
congresista Moulder y otros
miembros del Congreso.
la mission del PIP estuvo
compuesta por el senador Gil
berto Conception de Gracia, Ell
representante Baltazar Quihones
Elias y ell representante, Fer
nando Milan Suarez, presidente,
vicepresidente y Director de la
Comlsion de Organization Po-
Utica del PIP, respectivamente.
Resreso la mission aver por
la manana a San Juan, y POGO
despues autoriz6 un comunica-
do nformando sobre la labor
realizaJa en- su vista a Estados
Unidos.
inferno que la comision visi-
t6 al senior Moulder y lie pre-
sento sus respetos y p~oniendo-
Sc a las ordenes del congresis-
ia para suministrarle TODD ell
material de information nece-
sario para una presentation ca
bal de ia causa de la indepen-
dencia DE Puerto Rico"
ACEPTO DATOS
Los sehores Conception de
Gracia, Quinones Elias y Milan
Suarez, manifestation que ell Sc
nor Moulder "agradecio la visi-
ia de Ia mission puertorriquena
y scepto su oferta de proveerle
material Informative"
Segun indicaron, ell senior
Mouider reiter6 a la mission que
SUI proyecto tendria que ser OBJ
ieto de ampliacion para cubrir
disposiciones sobre las relacio-
mes economicas y que el estaba
trahaJando en- su reduction.
Los lideres del PIP discutie-
ron ademas con Ell senior Moul-
der otros aspectos de la medi-
da presentada por este, y que
lleva FL nImero 1858 de la ca.
mara de Representatives. de Es-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
tados Unidos.

NN0
En- cuanto a los procedimien
tos relscionados con Ell proyec.
to del senior Moulder, la misior
inforn'o tambien que la medi
da slgue ell tramite Legislative
y ha sijo referida por ell Presi
dente de la Camara a la Conf
sion de Terrenos y Asuntos In.
sulares
Obtuvo la comiSion del PIT
la impression de que no Sc &C
tuara sobre ninguna medida re
lacionada con Puerto Rico, has
Ia tant0 no Sc act1e en- relaeior
con ell proyecto de EstadidaC
para Hawaii, y que la discussion
de este proyecto sobre Hawai-
Sc tomara de dos a tres soma
mas.
Los dirigentes Independent.
tistas anunciaron luego que e
consresista Moulder les infor
mo que habia recibido ell men
safe de la Mission Puertorrique
ma pro independence de Puer
to Rico que estuvo en- Washing
ton ell aho pasado y que de ha
bia dado seria consideration
al mismo."
Agregaron que ell senior Moul
der tambien recibio ell cable
grama que lie enviara ell PIP
expresandole SUI respaldo a
proyecto.
Los lideres del PIP tambien
visitaron a Nueva York, entire
vistanGose alli con otros MEM
bros del Congreso.
SIGUE
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31

pruebas nuevas tanto los aboga-
dos de la defensa como los de la
acusacion.
Sori Marin dijo tambien que
ell Tribunal Superior de Guerra,
presidido por Ell Mayor Juan AL
media, Sc reunira esta noche pa
"a estudiar las sentencias de
muerte pendientes de ejecucion
impuestas en- las provincias de
Pinar del Rio, Matanzas Y La
Habana.
Ell Tribunal estudiara tambien
la sentencia de muerte que Sc lie
impuso a Morejon en- Ell Palacio
de Deportes de La Habans.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
DETENIDO POR
CRIMEN EN- 1859

Ell centric (Cal.). CUPD.-
Un bracero a quien las autori.
dades mexicanas perseguian por
baber cometido un asesinato en-
Mexico en- 1858 fue detenido hoy
despues de una dramatica iden.
tificacion que hizo Ell hijo de gu
victima.
Agentes del Sheriff de esta
eiudad y de la policia de from
teras, l~levaron a la Carcel a Je-
s1s Gonzalez Garcia, que estaba
trabajando en- una finca situada
a kil6metro y medic de aqui.
Gonzalez Garcia fue descubier-
to por JESUS Villa Ruiz, otro
bracero que trabajaba en- la mis-
ma finca.
vina Ruiz 10 que Gonzalez