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Evening star., 1959-06-25

day. June "a 1859, JUANiTA Z
GREEN OF 25l3 Evans I'd. sc,
devoted mother Of Mrs. Audrey C
Conyers and Mrs. Ola Mae Dun
more. She also Is survived BY tive
Elsie Lewis: . brother, Theodore
A. Bell; : six grandchildren, eight
great-grandchildren and other rela-
tives and friends. After pm
Friday, June 20, friends may call
at the Robert O.. Mason Funeral
Home, $500 Nichols ave. sc. Fu-
neral services on Saturday. JUNE
81, at l pm, at st. John c. NJ. 3
Church, Stanton and Douglas rds
Sc. the Rev. r. d. Jackson offieiat-
ing Interment Woodlawn Gene
Evening star., 1959-06-25

day. June "a. 1859. at her resi-
denee. 23l1 North Capitol St, BER-
TIA H. CARTER She is survived
u PITTSBURGH. Pa; one niece, Miss
Margaret Slaughter; three sisters
in-law, all Of Washington, D, C.,
and other relatives and many
friends After pm. Friday, June
20. friends are invited 70 call q
Home, 1892 Ilth St NV, where
funeral services will be held on
Saturday, June 81, at 1880 pm.
Casket will not be open after sery-
ices. Interment Woodlswn Gene
terry. %
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D. DUNWOODY ATKINSON of Norfolk, contractor the
Wanhee Oregon Inlet Harbor project shown here being thanked
for his generosity filling the land at Mill Landing for public
docking Victor Meekn Chairman the Board County
deepening the habor depth
Mr. Atkinson had his dedge deposit sand the
whereby the level Citizens friends of
than purchase land this
docks The Mill Landing harbor job about $4500O the
which leading Manteo Old House chan
$45OOOO The entire job
leading Oregon depth expected
to million doars-Aycock Brown photo.
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SAMUEL {. CLARK, HYDE
NATIVE DIES ON MONDAY

Funeral services for Samuel E.
Clark, "a, of Belhaven were held
Wednesday the %, at 2 pm. from
the Paul Funeral Chapel in Bel
haven. Burial followed in Oakdale
Cemetery, Washington.
Mr.. Clark, retired boatman and
farmer, died at the Pungo District
Hospital in Belhaven on Monday
afternoon after critical illness OF
five days. He became ill while Wis
iting his brother, Cleveland Clark
in Hyde County.
He was born in Hyde County.
son of the late John and Mary
Clark. In 1907 he was married to
the former Cottie Llewellyn. They
moved to Belhaven about twelve
years ago.
Survivors are his wife; one son
Burwell Clark, of Washington, N
c.; two daughters, Mrs. Gladye
C. Clark, of Belhaven, and Mrs
Margaret Tutterow of Charlotte
one brother, Cleveland Clark, Of
Scranton; and three grandchildren
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FOLGER PAYNE SUCCUMBS
TO LONG ILLNESS TUES.

Folger Crawford Payne, 60, died
Tuesday, November "a at Marine
Hospital, Norfolk, 1885 am. He
was a native of Rodanthe, born
January 5, 1890. He was a retired
boatman, and for several years
had worked on the freight boat,
the "Hattie Greet"
He is survived by his wife,
Gwendolyn Herbert Payne; one
son, Louie Payne, U.S.A.F., SAC;
one daughter, Mrs. Johnnie Reber,
Jr.; two brothers, Zion Payne of
South Norfolk, Cameron Payne of
Wanchese; one sister, Miss Elva
Payne of Wanchese; 10 grand
children and one great-grandchild.
He was the son of the late Ben
jamin and Bethany M id g et t
Payne; a member of the Wan
cheese Methodist Church.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the Twiford Funeral
Home chapel Saturday at 2:3O
conducted by Rev. J. NJ. Carroll,
pastor of Wanchese Methodist
Church, assisted by Rev. Carroll
Daniels, of Wanchese Assembly
of God. Burial will follow at Cud-
worth Cemetery.
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HYDE FARMERS
SOLD IN 1854
TWO MILLIONS

The 1859 Census of Agriculture,
now under way in Hyde County,
will bring up to date farm sta
tistics last collected in 1854, when
the farm census revealed the fol-
lowing facts:
The value of products sold in
1854 by farm operators was ST.
S38.424.
The value of all crops sold was
S1.528.154 and included $1,4S2, 56S
for field crops, $42,97S for vege-
tables, $2,6O8 for fruits and nuts,
and there is no data for horticul-
tural specialities.
The value of all livestock and
livestock products sold was $780,
427 and included zoos for dairy
products, $31,25S for poultry and
poultry products, and $235.161 for
livestock and livestock products.
The value of forest products sold
from the county's farms was $751;
843.
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FORESTRY DISTRICT
FAIRFIELD BUILDING
IS BEING PLANNED

Reference to a Forestry District
headquarters at Fairfield, publish.
ed last week, indicated the build
ing is completed. Work has not YET
begun on the building which will
be constructed in the near future,
1t will consist of combination Of
flee, warehouse and garage build
ing 81 by Sc feet. John M. Dey-
ton, District Forester will assume
his duties about December 7th. He
has been stationed in Sylvia as
service forester for some months.
Archie Berry, District Ranger of
Fairfield will be in charge of the
new District Is which embraces
Dare, Hyde, Tyrl'ell and Washing
ton Counties, until Mr.. Deyton be-
comes District Forester.
The Division of Forestry oper.
ates a member at lookout tower
in the four counties. Washington
County has three towers with Mr..
Wilton Spear in charge as County
Ranger. Hyde County has two
towers with Ben Simmons in
charge as County Ranger. Tyrrell
County has two towers with J. E.
Swain in charge as County Ran
ger. Dare County has two towers
with Dane Rotten in charge as
County Forester.
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REGIONAL PARK
SERVICE OFFICIALS
AT MACS HEAD

A group meeting of National
Park Service superintendent of
the Southeastern Regional District
will be held at The Carolinian
Hotel on Mays Head this week
end, Julian Oneto, hotel manager
advises.
Robert F. Gibbs, superintendent
of Cape Hatteras National Sea-
shore and Mrs. Gibbs will be
hosts to the group.
Represented at the meeting
will be superintendent of NPS
units from Richmond southwark
to the Everglades, San Juan and
the Virgin Islands. The wives of
the superintendent will also be
in the group.
Arriving Friday the group will
first visit Fort Raleigh National
Historic Site on Roanoke Island
and later the Wright Brothers
National Monument, where a half
million dollar Mission &c project
is nearing completion. On Satur-
day the group will tour the Ma
tional Seashore, with Superin-
tendent Gibbs and his staff. The
group will continue to Williams
burg for a regional conference
next week.
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HYDE TEAMS SPLIT PAIR
OF GAMES ON THURSDAY

Playing at Swan Quarter Thurs
day night, Swan Quarter cagers
split a pair of games with East
Hyde High School teams. The
Swan Quarter lassies posted
43-34 victory in the opening con-
test, and the East Hyde Green
Hornet boys won over Swan
Quarter by a 44-22 count in the
second game.
Scoring for Swan Quarter girls
were Sandra Swindell with seven,
Fay Creole %, and Diana Sadler
IL. Guards were Joyce Wheeler,
Betsy Cahoon, and Kay Cuthrell.
For Engelhard, Mary Lee
Spencer, had 20 points, Judy
Waties eight and Judy Berry six.
Also seeing action at forward was
Ann Gibbs. Guards were Violet
Mooney, Wanda Weston and JAN
ct Spencer. Also seeing action
were Martha Bush and Barbara
Gibbs.
David Gibbs with Is points led
the East Hyde boys in their vic
tory. Other scoring: James Twi-
ford one; J. w. Tomlinson five;
Hoyt Whidbee nine; Mack Cahoon
nine; Eugene O'Neal two; Vernon
Midgette one and Hatton Watson
two.
For Swan Quarter, John Har-
ris had two points, Joseph Ca
hoon seven, Bobby Spencer nine,
Jimmy Dunbar two, and Andy
| Harris one.
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MANTEO PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Mason
and three children of Chicago have
been visiting Mrs. Lyna Harbour
during Thanksgiving. Mr.. Mason
is a nephew of Mrs. Harbour.
Mrs. Curtis Daniels and daugll-
ter, Alice Mae, spent last week
end in Norfolk with Mrs. Randie
Lonon, another daughter of Mrs.
Daniels.
Mrs. George Greet left Wednes-
day for a weeks visit with friends
in New York, N. Y.
Mrs. Tom Rafferty,, Jr., left for
home in Newark, N. j., last Fri
day after a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dykstra. She
was accompanied by Miss Tessie
Tillett, and the two spent day in
New York City, sightseeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cannady, Jr.,
and two sons, of Allendale, S. c.,
are visiting Mr.. Cannady's par
ents.
Frank White, Jr., and Lawrence
Swain, Jr, of Chowan College,
Murfreesboro, spent last week end
with their parents.
Miss Pattie Gibbs of Guilford
College visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert L. Gibbs, last week
end.
Richard Bell, USN, of Norfolk,
Va, visited his mother, Mrs. Ed
ma Bell, last week end.
Mrs. Wayland Fry is spending
the Thanksgiving holidays in
Miami, Fla, with Mrs. Mollie
Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quentin Bell and
son of Columbia visited their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Bell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren O'Neal, last
week end.
Births
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Boswood of Elizabeth City q
daughter, Sheila Gail, on Novem.
Der 81, in the Albemarle Hospital;
weight seven pounds, three ounces
Mrs. Boswood is the former Irene
Whitson of Manteo.
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The program CHRISTMAS DEC
CREATIONS will be given by Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Sawyer of Eliza
beth City. Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer
are known throughout eastern
North Carolina for their beautiful
creations for the Christmas season.
Mrs. Sawyer has been the Home
Economics Agent in Camden
County for II years. Mr.. Sawyer
has been Cashier for the Durham
Life Insurance Co. for 81 years.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer are very
active in the Garden Club, Music
Club and other civic clubs in Eliza
beth City. /,
Everyone is invited to attend this
and the tea which in the
Home Economies Dept. Immediate
ly after the program.
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KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Perry attend
ed Church Services at Flatty
Creek. Elder A. B. Ayers returned
with them and held services here
at the Baptist Church on Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Bow
man, who have resided in River
side, Illinois for the past IA years
are moving to Norfolk, Va, where
Mr.. Bowman will be employed. The
Bowmans are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Pennel A. Tillett parents OF Mrs
Bowan who, before her marriage
was LYDIA Tillett.
Wayne Dowdy is visiting Miss
Ann James and her family in
Weeksville.
Robert Sullivan, son, of Mrs. Lee
Perry, and Mickey Herman of Rocky
Mount were married Thanksgiving
Day and will reside at Mr.. and Mrs
Edward O'Neal's home in Kitty
Hawk. He is stationed with Coast
Guard at Oregon Inlet.
Mrs. Linwood Tillett is visiting
her daughter, Tanya Dawn in
Philadelphia, Pa, a few weeks
where she is nursing at Presby-
terrain Hospital.
Tommy Sanderlin is home fol
Thanksgiving from Wilmington
College.
Returning home from Meredith
College is Susan Sanderlin for the
holidays, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar C. Sanderlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Best and
son, Riley, of Norfolk visited
Mrs. Bests's mother, Mary M. Best
here Sunday presenting her with
a real turkey dinner with all the
trimmings, it being her S3rc
birthday. They were accompanied
by their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Jones Of
Portsmouth, Va. Mrs. Best also
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TYRRELL FUTURE FARMERS
, HOLD TURKEY SHOOT SAT.

COLUMBIA.-Nine turk ey s
were awarded when Future Farm
ers of America of Columbia High
School sponsored a Turkey Shoot
with rs people attending. Winners
were: Roy Brickhouse two; Dennis
Swain, one; Mr.. Jordan, a visit
ing hunter, one; Allen Cohoon, one;
Charles Smith, one Harold Saw
yer, one; J. D. Sawyer and J. E.
Craddock, one. Students who plan
ned the shoot We're Mickey Bruner,
Chmn., Larry Cooper, Warren
Woodland, Larry Brickhouse, Pat
Roughton assisting. Carlyle Har-
rell who was home from E. G. c.
also assisted. F. D. Rivenbark, In
structor announces that another
turkey shoot is being planned for
Dec. IL.
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SWAN QUARTER LADIES AID

The Ladies Aid of the Swan
Quarter Christian Church met at
the home of Mrs. Cora Sewells
with five members and two visi-
tors present and 1925 was col
lected.
The Christmas party was
planned for Thursday, December
18th, at the home of Mrs. Robert
Gibbs. Each member is to take a
SOC gift and refreshments. A list
of needy families was made for
whom Christmas boxes are to be
prepared. Church hostesses for the
month of December are Mrs. Al
ma Harris, Mrs. Tim Smith and
Mrs. James Gibbs. Benediction
was by Mrs. Katie Caravan. Re-
freshments were served.
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ANCIENT MUZZLELOADERS
USED IN TURKEY SHOOT

Old time muzzle loading guns
were used in the annual Turkey
Shoot sponsored by. The Carolini-
an Hotel on Thanksgiving morn
ing.
Scores of persons participated
in the shoot later enjoying a
Thanksgiving Dinner at The Car
Gilman.
1t is believed that The Caro-
linian sponsors the only turkey
shoot in North Carolina today
where guns not too much unlike
those used by the Pilgrims on the
first Thanksgiving in the 18th
Century, are in use.
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ACHIEVEMENT DAY
IN HYDE DECEMBER !.
Christmas Decorations Program To Be
Given BY Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Sawyer

The Hyde County Home Demon
stration Clubs will have their an
nual Achievement Day Program
Wednesday, December 2 at 200 in
the auditorium of the East Hyde
High School in Engelhard.
The meeting will include the in
PRODUCTION of the new Home Eco
Monies Agent for Hyde County;
the installation of the incoming
club officers, and the presentation
of the various awards.
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Mason.
A solo, "For all the Blessings
of the Year," was sung by Sue
Gaylord with Rita Simmons at
the instrument.
One significant thought brought
out during the program was
Goods Care Surrounds You" The
very words are enough to start
us thinking, for they individualize
the matter of his love and his
concern. He cares about us as in
dividuals.
The closing prayer was given
by Miss Mildred Spencer and the
closing hymn was This Is My
Fathers World"
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had her son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. M. Best and son, Bruce.
Also present at the house were
her brother, Bob Meekins and
sister, Bette Pugh.
Mrs. Bessie Sessions is in
Westport Conn. with her daugh-
ter.
Friends of Mrs. Lionel Shan
non are pleased to know she is
back home after being in the hos
pital for some time.
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THANKSGIVING AND
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
BOOSTED IN HYDE
Ladies Night Program Features
Army Speaker on Safety
for Cities

The Providence M e t h d
Church of Swan Quarter ushered
in its Thanksgiving and Christ
mas season with a successful as
well as a colorful Bazaar" Sat-
urday night in Swan Quarter. "a
glowing success" best describes
the w. S. C. S. bazaar. To quote
.one of the observers, 81 never
saw so many women in so small
a place, each going her own way,
filling platters with. turkey fit for
ca king and all other delicacies."
Everything pertaining to "eats"
surpassed expectations and was
served under excellent chairmen
and workers - the food served
buffet style was the best ever,
piping hot and plenty.
The apron parade was also a
work of art. All colors of the
rainbow with matching colorful
pockets and decorations greeted
one on entering the hall.
Several out of town visitors
were present, handshakings and
happy greetings We're attended by
a feeling of fellowship and mu-
tual understanding.
The Sunday School lesson of
Providence Methodist Church at
Swan Quarter was built around
seThe Meaning of Thanksgiving"
Those contributing to the pro-
gram were Caroline Gaylord, Judy
Caravan, Rita Simmons, Diana
Sadler, Sue Gaylord, Butch Cara
wan, Richard Lupton and Paul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29
China Roja Anuncia que Fue
Ap|astada Rebellion de Tibet
comvnistus Deponen al Dalai Lama y
10 ReempIozon cor Premier INFERNO

paratorio de la region aut6no-
ma del Tibet" Este es un orga,
nimo creado por los chinos,
para facilitar la communication
del pals, pero' hasta ahora no
habia ejercido' fu~nciones de 60
bierno.
Segun Ell anuncio chino, Ell
comite procedera de Immediate
a la creacion de un nuevo regi-
men "democratico y socialista"
en- ell Tibet.
Segn ell anuncio chino, 81
Panchan Lama fue puesto a la
cabeza del comite, porque ell Da-
lai Lama esta "bajo coaccion
de los rebeldes''. Que 10 "se-
cuestraron" de Lasa, 10 que apa-
rentemente confirma que aquel
ha escapado de la capital tibe
tana.
Ell anuncio chino dice, que
aviones chinos nacionaistas han
lanzado abastecimientos 4 sOs
rebeldes tibetanos, en-. numero-
sas eeasiones , que los chinos-
(Pasa . h Pxkina ~
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29

Heath acusandolo de haber
mantenido contacto con Traicho
Kosvot y Tony Tzontchev, que
p~osteriormente fueron declara-
dos culpables de TRACTION y es-
pionaje.
Estados Unidos rechazo los
cargos, calificandolos de total
mente infundados, cerro su lega-
ci6n en- Sofia y rompi6 relacio-
mes diplomaticas.
Reap manifesto a los perio
distas, que "ambos gobiernos
prodigaran esfuerzos para faci-
litar ell normal funcionamiento
de las misiones d~iplomaticas
reabiertas, ash como para darse
los privilegios y las inmunida-
des d~iplomaticas derivadas de
Ia practica y del derecho inter-
nacional".
Esto c%omprende, ahadio, una
atenuacion de las transmisio-
mes contra Estados Unidos de
las estaciones radiotelef6nicas
de Bulgaria.
Con ell restablecimiento de las
relaciones con Bulgaria, solo
con dos paises comunistas no
mantiene relaciones diplomat
cas- Estados Unidos: Albania y
Alemania Oriental.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29

Con respecto a su actitud
en- la reunion de la Junta de
Directories y la Comisi6n de
Libertad de Prensa de Ii
SIP, recientemente reunida
en- San Salvador, ell destaca-
do periodista n~orteamerica-
no, senior Jules Dubois, Pre-
sidente de dicha Comision,
formula para A R LAS
AMERICAS la siguiente de.
claraci6n:
"Son completamente falsas
las imputaciones que me hace
cierto sector periodistico en-
Cuba de que yo habia ataca-
do y despreciado a los redac-
torres y reporters de csc pals
en- la reciente reunion de la
Junta de Directories y de Ia
Comision de Libertad de Prem
sa de la SIP, celebrada en-
San Salvador.
"Puede atestiguar a este Ell
DR.. Sergio Carlo, Director de
Prensa Libre de La Habana.
Tambien hay constancia de
mis- palabras en- la grabacion
hecha en- las sesiones de la
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29
a Masferrer de Preparar
CONSTIPATION Para Matar Fidel
Tambien q Ernesto de la Fe
EncurceIudo Ahoru en- La Hubunu
"Raneho Mvndito", ~PIantoei6n del
Elk Diefodor Bofistu Confiseodu

Poveda presento demanda cons.
titucional, en- la que afirma que
las autoridades no tienen dere
ch0 a mantener detenido a IN
ciudadano durante mas de 10
dias 81 no es criminal de que
ira.
Actuando en- nombre de 81
cliente Pedro Otoniel PEE En-.
tenza, que esta encarcelado, sin
que Sc lie haya acusado Official
mente de NADIA, desde hace dos
meses, Ruiz manifesto que, los
detenidos que no son crimina-
les de guerra tienen derecho al
Habeas Corpus (exposici6n per-
sonal o derecho del individuo a
no permanecer detenido por or
den de las autoridades y sin
presentarlo a un juez compete
tente mas que durante un cor
to perfodo) a pesar de que el
gobierno reyolucionario suspen.
do tai derecho.
CASTRO VISTTARA
Ell CANADA
MONTREAL, mario 20. -
Pasa a Ia Pagina IO)
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29
EE. UU. Reunuda R~eluciones Con
Regimen Comunista de Bulgaria

WASHINGTON, MARIO 3D.
CUPID Ell gobierno anunci6
un acuerdo para la reanuda-
cion de las relaciones diploma
ticaS con Bulgaria Comunista,
interrumpidas desde 1850, GUAM
do ell Ministro n-orteamericano
en- Sofia, Donald Heath, fue acu-
sado de complicidad en- un COM
plot contra Bulgaria.
Joseph w. Reap, vocero del
Departamento de Estado, expli-
co que las negociaciones para ell
acuerdo Sc desarrollaron en- es-
ia capital y en- Nueva York, en-
tire Foy D. Kohler, vicesecreta-
rio adjunto de estado para asun-
tos europeos, y Peter G.. Bou-
TOW, ell representante permanent
tie de Bulgaria en- las Naciones
Unidas.
Ell gobierno de Bulgaria dio
en- diciembre de 1857 ell. primer
paso para entabler conversacio-
mes p~reliminares. Las negocia-
clone finales comenzaron ell 4 de
mario. Reap dijo que, ell gobier-
no de Sofia retro los cargos
contra Heath, luego de una SEN
tencia de la Corte Supreme de
Justicia bulgaria en- 1856.
Las autoridades de Bulgaria
exigieron en- 1850 ell retro de
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-29
Propaganda Comunista Enviada
de EE. UU. a Ia America Latina
Millones de Poquetes soIen de las
Principoles civdodes de Este Pofs

Ell declarante anadio, que,
gran parte de esa correspon-
dencia procedia de la embaja-
da sovietica en- Mexico y que
otros paises l-atinoamericanos
son Ell destino final.
Ell senador democratic James
O. Eastland, presidente de la
subcomisi6n, declare que a la au
diencia' correspondence, Sc rea-
liz6 p0r considerarse que las
manifestations contra Estados
Unidos registradas recientemen-
en- America Latina cobraron
impetu a traves de la literature
comunista enviada por correo
desde Estados Unidos.
Fishman manifesto que 4.897.-
1855 paquetes, conteniendo 100
millones de articulos de propa-
ganda roja, entraron on Estados
Unidos en- 1858, procedentes de
las embajadas sovieticas y de los
estados satellites de Moscu, pa
"a ser redespachados 4 Ameri-
e Latina.
(Pasa q pkRina u