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Money Loaned
QUICKLY, coNFIpENTIALLY
DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWEtiRl
FURS. CAMERAS, ETC,
LOW INTEREST RATES
LIVINGSTON g. co.
1923 H ST. NV.
NE. 8-5268

DIN. RIM. SET, mahog.: buffet,
china closet, table, 8 chairs; also,
mahog. breakfront. EN-. 3-SS6S,
DIN, RM. SET, jr. size. blond
table, 4 chairs. reas. SP. .3-UaS5
DINING RM. SET. blond mahogany
= pcs, IKE new: saerifce. S275
DINING RIM. FURN., mod. LINED
oak set, Az China, table, 4 chairs
$3.50. Ii. 3-425S to 4 pm.
DINING ROOM SUITE - fi-piecs
solid lined oak. dropleaf table with
leaves and custom pads: china
closet, 4 chairs, Cost $3.50, sell
5000 RE. 6-7S24.
DIN. RIM. TABLE, mahoe. dropleaf,
1 chairs, seats 8: good cond.
$50. VIII. 6-24S5.
DIN. RM.. KITTINGER Regency-
Banquet table. beaut. breakfront
2 servers. y chairs. WOODARD
wrought-iron. glass-top table 36x-
10; s chairs, tea cart. Leather
sofa, : matching chairs; lamps;
tables: bedrm furn; i72a Yer;
bena st. NV. North Portal
DISHWASHER-comm. l Fearless
I Fastspray, single tank. Complete
ly rebuilt. Guar. Reas. ia. 9-S654
DOLLIES - 4-wheel: bargains for
quick sale. HARRY J. ABRAMS,
ia L st ne.
DOOR sALE-Saye up to SOC
spec lot; use also for tables and
desks. 1920 Wilson blvd, RUcK-
DOORS, new Flush Masonite: priced
to move: S2.95 for 2'x6'S". Open
Sat, sun. all day. GENERAL
MILLMORK CO., 1880 Knowles
ave. Kens. Md. VIII. 2-2312.
DOORS 5000, for kitchen cabinets.
factory finished, new; 2gc and up.
BLOCKS INC, 1897 Bladensburg
I'd. WA. 7-5501.
DRESSES, costume suits. formals
recent gorgeous wardrobe, costly
like new, size l4-I6; sacrifice
Box blk. Star
DRESSING TABLE. green: kidney
shaped. table with drawers; glass
top pink skirt $50. DU, 7-6l54
DRIER, Kenmore, gas. excellent
condition; owner going overseas
SIS. XII S-6560.
DRUMS, complete set, of pearl and
chrome, Gretsch, Is mos. old: A.
nancing arranged. LII. 3-31a4.
DRYER Whirlpool de luxe gas;
ultraviolet multiple heat control;
excellent cond Ell. 6-39l9
DRYER AND WASHER, excel. cond
at reasonable price. Call after
l pm Sunday JU. 5-6914.
EARTH COMPACTORS for rent:
air Hampers, vibrati ting hampers,
Rarcos, vibra-rollers. RENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP. CO. JU. 5000.
GAMBLING ROOM, bench ano
shelf--Overhead s. storage shelf
large window exhaust fan, . ware
house dollies, metal shelf. Moving
must sell Very reasonable. Ii
3-5250, OIL. $4,000.
ELECTRIC GUITAR-Call after {
pm 10. 1-2474.
ELEC. STOVE, very good cond
SP. 1891.
ENCYCLOPEDIA, Standard, IA
volumes. So edition. S75. Call
ia. 7-S140 after q pm.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA -
Recent edition; excel cond. at
tention law students; student law
books for sale. Call DE. 2-9539
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA
Set in excel. cond with all year
books to date with credenza to
hold same. Very reas. EN-. "-3SSS
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
lcoNIlNuInl

LRARN TYFFNc, ahorthand. fnM
kfTpunch, PIX expert itaehefs
"a ,,es, eve lo~ s es',,,' Th az, :, :,
Ia1a q NV Ma, k-f69n.
Learn How 20 sell nuyl Invest
IN Home hualnessl Land
Learn 70 Harm ei0.OOo NJ. Part Time
Our 800 Coufte az 1nfs Discount
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AIRCRAFT MECHANIC
Rating in 8 mos. Write for bulletin
"a. AIR INSTITUTE, RI L st. Sc,
wash. D. c., Ii. 4-S222.
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Diamond Investments
Buy With Confidence
From Washington's
Oldest Pawnbroker

Save Up TO 500
Aoo ~. is,Is,RHseTns,H 5,..msssS s,
S ~ilRsss lsoiS sBssiSehssnr 'I stsis
gs.fs Prom our loan DEBT az
B-Ladyt. "a. cis., beautiful
elamond luatrous eIil,
WG mtg, with z aide diA-
monde. Real buy. Only S62
0 sasil9y diamond "a %, NM 10
plain lax VS. solitaire -.
mtg Terrlfao buy, Only S37
D-LAdy's Q cts. marauise
cut, maHnincCnt center
diamond exquisitely set IN
tailored plat, baguette mtg.
unredeemed, Only $40
Mans a.. eta, exceptions
Al quality. makes trc-
mendout show. dazzling
color and "a set In massive
lik ~. mts. Barsain. a.
Diamond heart pendant.
made OF white sold and Is
set with 10 matched full
cut diamonds, Weight
APPROX, y cts. Beautifully
set and is q wonderful buy
Only SO
0-Man's e.O8 cts. This
very unusual diamond IL
bronze color and has very
beautiful lustre, IA attrac-
lively set IN lax We.
BARGAIN, Only S37
Ar povcr, mi, ne r.x
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE
OF PRACTICAL
NURSING

12-wEEK COURSE
ENROLL NOW. MAY IA CLASSES
100 women wanted, 1888. to learn
nursing: white-colored: day. eve
ming and Sat. classes: no high
school necessary. Free employ
ment service Phone or write for
free information. Also
INFANT NURSING
DOCTORS ASSISTANT
oil G PL NV, VICTOR BLDG.
STERLING 3-367I e
NEW CLASSES - Inquire ST.
FREE; age, 1855. Excel. posi-
tions: hotels, apis, ofices; full
and part time; reg. today. BOYD
SCHOOL, cor. 18th and G NV.
WELCOME.
OPENINGS NOW. today-TYP1STS
15), S55-S75 wk. up: Steno-secys.
I25l. S70-Sl00 wk., few higher;
Bookprs S70-S100 week. PIX
opers., recep., DIR. assist. Quick rev.
courses, 2-S wks. BOYD SCHOOL,
est. AZ yrs: cor. 18th and @ NV.
Inquire ST. 3-3450. WELCOME.
PIANO INSTRUCTION for begin
ming and intermediate, in the Ar
hngton and Falls Church area. viii
teach at your home. Call ia. A.
1879 for further information.
RADIO-Tv = Announcing, writing,
production: next term starts May
20 Free placement. NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF BROADCASTING,
1888 18th st, NV. Wash. DE.
2-55SO.
WORK FOR A DOCTOR
Learn in a doctors ONCE. Evening
course. Tuition moderate. Position
waiting. New summer schedule
] more wk. to register. CAPITOL
SCHOOL FOR DR.'S ASSTS., tn.
2-6171
lCOLORED STUDENTS-Inquir now
ST. 3-3450. New classes CIVIL
SERVICE, Secy. and Acct. courses
Diplomas given. BOYD SCHOOL,
est. AZ yrs. Cor, 10th and @ NV.
C0LORED STUDENTS inquire ST
3-3450 now. New classes in CIVIL
SERVICE, Typing, Shorthand
Acct. Arithmetic, Eng. Earn more
Enroll today in BOYD SCHOOL
est. A. yrs. Cor. 18th and @ SITS
NV. WELCOME.
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REPAIRS ANN SERVICE

AL HOUSE CLEANING. floors,
windows. walls: floors sanded and
waXed: painting: 10 yrs. exper.
Elk 3-1452;' after $50: Ii
4-3359.
A DEPEND. GEN. CONTRACTOR
Custom Home Building
Additions
Recreation Rooms
Kitchens
Garages and Carports
F.HA Financing
Call DICK MYRTUE DE. 2-S140
ADDITIONS. ROOMS, PoRCHEs
Rec. rooms, dormers, garages,
patios
Complete custom builders service
Fast, free estimate. day-night
ALLIED HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.
HA. 2-S316
ALTERATIONS, REMoDELING AND
STONE 9ATIOS, playrooms, DORM
ers, additions, scr. porches. IN
nearby Va; 3 yrs. to pay Free est.
JE. 2-790l: ewes, Ii. 7-32O1.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO
FlagStone and Stone Work
All types of masonry work; patios.
walks. steps, porches and water
proofing. JU. 7-54S4.
ASPHALT, CONCRETE, driveways,
aprons, sidewalks: free estimates
ACTION CONT, JU. 9-7649.
AWNINGS, boat covers and light
canvass repaired reasonably. Ii.
3-7533
BACKHOE and Front End Loader
Nrf4fh nv rrffkafaf
ator. BY wk. or mo. JU. 9-7649.
BLOCK, BRICK. CEMENT of all
types: new arc repairs; al work
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK-New
or repair. No Job too small. Guar
anteed work. Free est. so. 5-63S3
3s
BRICKLAYER, LIST class; available
nov, reasonable: by day or con-
tract. CE. 6-571l.
CATPENTER-General iobbing, re-
modelling. store fronts, fixtures,
additions, rec. rooms, brickwork,
concrete work, plastertng. paint
ing. EDDIE HOWELL. JU. 9-4O6I
CARPENTER SERVICE. residential
and commercial. small Jobs. Call
II. A. SHAVER. sUN. 4es071.
CARPENTRY-Sash cords, window
glass re~lsced; screen drs.. screens
rewired; alum. screens made. RA.
6-665S. -
CARPENTRY, cementing, plaster
ing. painting. rec. rms, additions.
Mr.. COPEN. UN. 4-O36S.
CARPENTRY. PAINTING. genera
home repairs all types OF sidinl
applied. additions. porches, rec
rooms built. Ii. 3-4447.
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PAIN TING

PAIN TING
EXT. FREE EST. d. c. MD, VA
IL 6-0611. Q TO 8
PAINTING, PAPERING. we can dc
TO- less. Let us prove 1t. Work
guaranteed. Free est. ia. 9-9I70.
PAINTING. WHY NOT? II costs no
more. Let Breslin DO 1t. Expert
workmanship. best materials, int,
ext: free est WI. 6-S032.
PAPERING. this week only. SIS and
up. 50 sunfast washable paper
RA. 6-2sS4. HE. a-lS57.
PAPERING, PAINTING, PLASTER
ING, 30 yrs. exper. No Job too
small or too large. ia. 9-1064
PAPER REMOVAL bv the only
bonded and insured wallpaper re-
moval company in d. c.. Md. Va.
Reas,; neat, enc. DI. 7-1600.
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old and
new work; Ice and small Jobs
reas.: white mechs. JU. 9-4154
PLUMBING and HEATING: new OF
remodeling; lowest prices; DC
only. uN. 4-O973;;.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. No jot
prices. D. c. and Nd. WA 7-I524
PLUMBING. REMODELING. Kitch.
en- and bathrooms. We do com.
piete jobs, free estimates; nc
PLUMB1Nd Co. tn. 2-isoC. '
RECREATION RM., carports, pchs
or any home Improvement: dual.
tty workmanship: low mo. paw.
mentS Work in Pr. Gen, Mont
Cos. PROGRESSIVE HOME IN
PRoVEMENT CO., WE, 5-4754.
REC. ROOMS
Aluminium siding, general repairs
VIII. 6-5625: ewes. AID. $4,000.
ROOF SPECIALIST
OF all types. guttering, siding
sheet metal. painting and earpen.
try. Work guar. H e. H ROOFING
COMPANY. RE. 6-652S.
TILE tCERAMICl - Bathrooms
kitchens tiled and repaired; worl
guar. Call DI. 7-4727 evenings
TRASH REMOVED
Yards, Bsmts. Cleaned. Free Ests
WALKER TRASH CO. FE. $3.50:
WASHERS and driers repaired
work fully guaranteed. all worl
done In home. HE. 9-1o62.
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R sAE F0R sALE MseLAMEl


nAmKK-TENDA. feed and play "a
nan, \, simmons esaly poatuF.
pedle matlr,, boz fprlnaa usea
once bY aon; sac. $50. TO, s-oJ,e
nRD, iron. dbl. eomplsts. 50: ehas,
dfauefA ~. studio couch. tlA.
oak aide board. -; horfll chairs
~ tahle. III trunks. ~; hand
S asS Rssi @os ~ s e cE s.g 81!
BED. ss0i wood posture ehaiFa
~ each, sofabed. t3t. wardrobe
shi bookcase, 80; china closet
ssssSY' s saa aslsas s ssls, sog so
m. B-a0sf. Ia ON.
ngD. modern mahoe, single, with
foam-rubber mattress and box
spginsS USED sec, mes'' value SYe'
BEDs-uovt, surplus: 30 IN, width
steel punk beds n pnitsl Nlb.pb'
~ IN with stfrlined inner spflns
ssssbs. N. FRANK 4 so Sp' az
1rd al, NV, Di, 1850.
snS vanity. hSsT russ. ' To
f-fJao.
BEDRooM sUITE-Bsauiiful bur
inlaid redwood suite with glasi
i9Ros' ss iss tool m Mvs. n, S0s y az AZ
preciate. Crestwood apts.. 5000
18th ~. nv. RA. 0-3a33.
n a,,; . SUITE OF FINEST
marble: mattress and spring, prac-
tically new; too ige. for apt; sac
rlnee. 1901 Conn. ave. NV. Apt
zoos.
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AIR CONDITIONER. wsltlnehou.s.
commercial window. Z year1 old
Excellent condition. IL, l-esla.
$50. O. 6ssi ODER va s.ssSS''
Afn CONDITIONER, Mitchell A.
ton excellent condition sos, IL
AIR cosDIrI0SiNo-cool your
entire home; a. siss. stock clear.
ss nes ' sa's sfv ~ q o ss.t aa
cal Mr. Hohebeek, a. y. MOOD.
son Co. RI. 1-Ae00.
Am CONDITIONER. l-ton unit.
ean-v. coldapoi, b weeks oldi best
ofIer u. 1-1d7b.
Am CONDITIONER. ton, ~
sa ns MI ts De- IN. s.saio. ~
AIR CONDITIONER. or Thinllns.
iisa s'p siio az sIp1 l.s sassisn' sonai'
AIR C0NDTTIONERs lal. 400
Tor all or highest oier Call
WEEKDAYS after = nm. ~, 4-ne.s.
ARR. C0ND.. OF Thin-line, a h,p,.
y amps excel eond.; siio. ~.
AIR CONDITIONER, OF, good con-
ditlon. reasonable. Lu, i-i005,
call aftcr . Pm
AIN COND., or, used one season,
4 ton, 9eA volts, or N-rublc-fl
reigr, 5 yrs. old, best offer. 10,
Am- CONDITIoNER-If you have
cash and want 70 save money. see
PARAMOUNT Co. 1907 oa ave.
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LAB. TECH

Course incl. hemat. URN. bid, chin.
bact etc immed enroll for in
formation call FE. ISLE, WASH.
SCH. MED. TECH Ills 22nd
st. NV D. c.
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ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture. etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOES s0P1s5 for expert appraisal
AND OLNEY, MD. (GA. AVE. EXT.
WA. 4-420d tn. 2-2727
ANTIOUEs-EARLY AMERICAN
FOTTR WINDS FARM
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DIN. RIM. SET, mahoe- buffet,
mahog. breakfront. EN-. 3-sS6S'
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Automatic home laundry equip
ment Special 5-day courses
NATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL
522 Forest Glen Rd
Silver Spring. Md ~. 9-i033
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IEATINo and REFRIGERATION
for big pay opportunities. Easy.
practical spare-time training in
cludes installation, maintenance
and overhauling, For FREE facts.
Eep. Frank ll sherxin, f sf4 i5tS inst u
NV, or phone ME. 5000.
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REALTY COLLEGE

wash. Bldg. Wash. 5, d. c.
"Often Imitated--Never Equaled'
over $500 Trainees Since 1913"
Home Study-fO Lessons--S5O
(S5 Down. IS Each Week.
No Better Course at Any Pricei
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WORK FOR ADOCTOR

Learn in a doctors ONCE. Evening
course. Tuition moderate. Position
waiting. New summer schedule
] more wk. to register. CAPITOL
SCHOOL FOR DR'S ASSTS., tn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03

DIN. RIM. SET, jr. size. blond
mahog, china cabinet, buffet.
table, 4 chairs. reas. SIP. .3-uaS5.
DINING RIM. SET. blond mahogany.
= pcs, Ike new: sacrifice, lS275.
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FURNITURE
TO BE REMOVED
FROM MODEL HOME
SALE PRICE S295
CAN BE PAID OFF FOR
$500 PER WEEK

Brand new model-home living room
bedroom and dining room deco.
rator furniture must be moved
from this display home now. We
can arrange free delivery n you
live In the Wash. area. DU. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03

AQUARIUM, with light, S695;
plastic aquarium made to order
for salt water fish. black lace
angels, 81 ca: humble bees, 75c
ca: yelled angels, S3 mr.. club
special, piston pump, S1095: 4
blue gouramis, 81: pearl dapoS,
81; 3 clown barbs, 81 GEIER'S
uArcsuEPX III n-s1sn
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CARPENTRY. PAINTING. general
home repairs al types Of siding
applied: additions, porches, rec.
rooms built. Ii. 3-4447.
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0GRl. 20. desires hRby-alttlng
ieh, ewes, alter e.an. kkpsf m n
Congfena hla afta 10. i-auui
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oHV1NOo TTtON fWTo TO UUTo
Diamond antique
bracelet. 40 dias.. in
form of Russian EAGLE
encrusted in blue
enamel. this is an
authentic R S ST an
antique wonderful
Mothers Day gift, a
real buy at $315.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
ESPERAN -.
Continuation de Ia Pag. 81

clones en- que Mexico atraeris
capitales y cooperation tecnica
del extranjero son cosaS que,
naturalmente, corresponds a
Mexico determinar.
Seglln un memorandum off.
cial del gobierno norteamerica.
10, basado principalmente en-
infcrmeS recibidos de Mexico,
la prt duccion total de crudo y
destilauos de Mexico fue de unos
$1,000 .00( barriles en- 1857.
Las. reseryas comprobadas de
Mexico en- csc ano eran calcu-
ladas en- 375.000.O00 barriles.
Ell mismo ano, la industrial pc.
trclera mexicana tuvo un ingre.
SO de unos 3.800.0OO.00O pesos,
que representation ell 81 por
ciento de la production bruta
nacional. 0cho refinerias pro-
dujeron $4,000. 900 de barriles
de productos refinadoS, contra
$4,000 900 en- 1850.
A titulo de comparaci6n, Ia
production de otros paises lati-
noamericanos en- 1857 fue: We.
nezueia, 1.014.457.0 900 barriles
Colombia 46. 1872. 600: Argenti-
ma 33.953.000 .barriles, PERU y
Barriles cantidades I'm POGO in.
feriores.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
ARGENTINE
continuation De ia pag. 3,

Diaz, de Is amos de edad, ha-
bia tenido varios pleitos con
SUI esposa, a la que acusaba de
tener relaciones con Oscar Ber-
tillier, joven de 10 amos que
trabajaba en- la estancia.
La esposa abandono a Diaz
hace POGO y cuando finalmen-
te no regreso, ell estanciero car
60 SUI escopeta y mato con ella
a sus tres hijos, quienes tenian
dos, cuatro y cinco amos respec-
tivamente. SaGo despues en- bus
ca de Bertillier, a quien tam
bien mato de otra descarga.
Luego amarr6 una cuerda al
gatillo al pie derecho y ponien-
dose al canon de la escopeta
a la Cabeza apreto ell pie para
volarse los sesos.
La policia, que busca a la es-
posa, teme que esta haya sido
tambien asesinada.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

Sin embargo, los altos funcionarios publ
cos y los militares de la Cuarta Republica han
conservado sus puestos en- la 0uints.
Entire ellos Sc encuentra Ell General Paul
Ely, que era y es Jefe del Estado Mayor &c
neral y Louis joe, que era y es Secretario
General del Ministerio de Relaciones Ex-
~teriores.
Tampoco ha habido cambios en- ell per
sonal del Palacio Presidential del~Eliseo, 10
unico que Sc ha hecho ha sido aumentarlo por-
que las funciones constituencies de De eau
presidentes de la Cuarta Repdblica,
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

eWvTs4u del ugone@caY cuh0no.
continuation de la Pagina q

y 81 Banco de Fomento Agricola e Industrial les fue confiada
a.Feipe Pazos y Justo Garlic. Ambos reputados economistas
Pazos y Garlic, vvieron exilados en- los Estados Unidos, en-
la ciudad de Miami, precisamente.
Tambien en- las Fuerzas Armadas prestan servicios otros
%conocdos exilados del batistato. Mario Fortuny, hijo, es Ca
pitan instructor de las tropas acantonadas en- Managua. Pedro
Palmero figura como Jefe de la Seccion de Homicidios del De
partamento de Investigacones.
Ell cOmpanerO "PaquitO" Perez, periOdista que vivid exlado
en- la cudad de New York, es ell Jefe de la Oficina de Publici
dad del PaIacio Presidential. Anibal Maestri, en- cuyo record
figuraron dos exilios en- Miami, es ell Jefe de Prensa del Mi
historic de Concrete.
2~ Como Saben los lectOreS, 0trO periOdista que vv6 exladO
en- Miami, Carlos Tranquil, dirige ell peri0dicO "ReVOluciOn'
OrganO del MovimientO 26 de Julio, y e, ademas, ell Jefe de
Relaciones Phbicas del Gobierno Provisional un cargo que tiene
iguaI range al de Ministro del Gabinete.
En- ell reorganizado y depurado Poder Judicial tenemos CO.
mo miembro del Tribunal Supreme de Justicia al otrora exilado
en- Miami Magistrate Enrique Hart. Su nuera, Haydee Santa,
maria, que vivo exilada en- Miami, es coaboradora y secreta-
ria de Armando Hart, ell joven y dinamico Mnistro de Education.
En- cargos de la administration ptblca, las Fuerzas Ar
madas, los organismos para estataleS, estan hoy muchos otros
cubanos que vvieron Ell exilio de Miami. Diaz Biart es uno de
los miembros de la Comisi6n %depuradora de los Institutes Ar
mados. Pelayo Fernandez Rubio representa- al Ministerio Fs-
zeal en- las causas contra los criminales de guerra. Haydee Leal
funge de coordinadora en- ell Ministerio del Trabajo. Sanchez
Roca es Ell ~Presidente de la Gaia del Retro Harinero. MenocaI
'es Ell Director de Rentas e Impuestos del Mnisterio de Ha-
cienda. Y ash cientos mas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
SUBIDA
Continuation de la Pag. 81

la economic, segdn ell decir de
la confederate, .Ydria dsr lu-
gar a un descontento general,
por necesarios que sean los cam
bios que haya que hacer.
La confederation predice que,
en- realidad, Ell plan del gobier-
no dejara sin trabajo a 100000
personals, pero dice que 100000
de estas, seran absorbidas por
la expansion de las industries
del petroleo, carbon, productos
quimicos, electricidad y la pes
ca.
7. La declaration, que fue en-,
viada al Presidente Arturo
Frondizi, elogia la decision del
gohierno de fortalecer a la in.
dustria nacional, pero pide que
Sc reduzcan los derechos de i'm
%portacion sobre maquinarias y
equipos que no Sc fabriquen en-
Argentina y que sean n%ecesarios
para la production.
AL recomendar un plan de OBJ
jetivos inmediatos y futures pa
"a dar vitalidad a la economic
del pals, la confederation sugie-
re medidas para contrarrestar
la desocupacion que causaran
la reduction del presupuesto pui-
blico y la contraction de los ne
gocios por las nuevas disposicio-
mes que afectan a la importation
y al cambio de diyisas.
La confederation propone que
Sc aumente la production agro-
pecuaria con ell establecimiento
de I'm mayor ntimero de la po-
blacion en- las tierras baldias del
pals, y senala que actualmente.
tan solo ell So por ciento de las
tierras de Argentina estan en-
production
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
QUOTAS ..
Continuation de Ia pag. 81


metricas, que Sc considera INA
nejable."
La futura tendencia de los
precios no puede predecirse
aun, anadieron, pues hay toda-
via elementos de incertidumbre
en- la posici6n general. Esto Sc
ha reflejado en- gran parte en-
la vacilacion de los precios Ill
timamente.
Asentada la revolution de Gu
ba, agregaron, ~volvieron a pre-
sentarse las perspectivas de UNI
excedente de azucar en- ell mer-
cado mundial y los precios en-
pezaron a bajar Embellishments.
Cuando ell consejo Sc reunio
en- Londres a fines de enero,
Sc estimaba que las necesidades
minimas del mercado libre Sc
rian este ano, de 5,400, 900 tone
ladas, dejando un excedente
aparente de mas de un million
de toneladas, Pero la posicion
es particularmente obscura, de-
Dido a que en- esa reunion ell
consejo no flo definitivamente
las Quotas iniciales de exporta-
cion para ell ano. Solo decide
que, hasta tanto Sc conociese ell
possible excedente mundial y
~aclarase la demanda, las Quotas
quedasen provisionalmente en-
los tonelajes basicos de exporta-
cion de $500, 900, establecidas
en- ell acuerdo de 1858. La cifra
definitiva Sc resolveria en- la
reunion de mario.
En- ell mercado local Sc cree
que ash Sc hara aun, cuando al
gunos medios estiman que la 81
tuacion de Cuba todavia no es-
ia clara y que la production de
la isla sufre por conflictos obre-
ros.
Ademas, no pueden excluirse
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
INTOLERANCIA
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a los rivales de ellos, la oportu-
nidad de eXpresarse en- nues-
tras Columns.
Gel hecho es que ningun pc
riodico del hemisferio ha alta
cado mas a las dictaduras CO.
mo 10 ha hecho Ell Diario'.
NueStros redactores y column
niStas son los mas liberales v
antidictatoriales del hemisfe.
rio, muchos de ellos exilados
de las dictaduras latinoameri-
canas. Nuestra actitud es in
transigente contra la tirania,
aunque a algunos de los que pi-
quetean les molesta enorme-
mente que insistamos en- in
cluir a la 'tirania comunista en-
tire la liSta de dictadores".