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ut Of Cancer Care. 81 East
Sixty-eighth street Beau
mont and Litter won the Lon
don production rights to sun
rise at Campobello" and "Maj-
ority Of One"
Marcel vertes came here on
the Queen Elizabeth. for his ex-
hibit at the Hammer Galleries.
He spent the rough voyage
making is sketches, plus As
captions, for a book satirizing
abstract art At one ABB
stract art show in Paris. where
the walls and paintings were
blue, he told the salesgirl he
wanted to buy one thing--her
blue blouse Mike Todd asked
Vertes to work on Around the
World" and the artist protest.
ed: with all that big money
AROUND you. you offer me so
little?" Todd beamed: Eyes,
but you I win pay"
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LYONS DEN

Continued From Page A-22
for the Seesaw"-plays Liza
Doolittle in true Cockney style
|. At intermission Of the
premiere Of "Kataki," director
Alan Schneider learned that his
wife had given birth to a boy in
st. Luke's Hospital. Their first
child was born while he was at
the premiere of "Anastasia" {.
Joe E. Lewis boasts of his SEN
sational new deal at FL Rancho
Vegas: He's been guaranteed
10 per cent Of all he earns.
When the honor guests at
the Overseas Press Club din
ner lined up to march to the
dais, president Tom whitney
ordered a drink from a man he
thought was q waiter. The man
brought the drink-then sat
next to him on the dais. He was
Turner Catledge, m an a ging
editor of the New York Times.
Catledge assured the apologize
Whitney: I'm quite used to
being mistaken for a waiter.
After all, I worked my way
through college as a waiter"
- -
Henry Sherek, the British
producer, will tour the prov
inces in a novel stunt to ex-
plot his autobiography. mot
in Front of the Children: I'VE
provide lunch, an inscribed
copy of my book and also. a
powerful grafton by me, for
$3.50" Mrs. Bert Lair is
offering rare Bolshoi Ballet
tickets for May 8, for the bene-
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Elg. Even 80. Ireckon this was
better than swallowing the
weird-looking leeches. boiled
and fed to malaria -delirious
George Montgomery. This new
film story Of King Solomon's
mines is packed with danger
and absolutely terrifying situa-
tons. Even without being swal-
lowed by the croc. my sleep
would have been restless.
Mel Ferrer expects to co-star
with Maria schell in a film to
be directed by her husband,
Horst Haechler, and to be
filmed entirely on an island in
Yugoslavia. II starts next
month and wife Audrey Hep
burn will accompany Ferrer TO
Yugoslavia.
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New EugIe Scout

Edward Rhodes. 10. of Ches-
Textbook. Va. will become an
Eagle Scout at 9 o'clock tonight
in a Troop SGT court of honor
ceremo ny at Chesterbrook
Methodist Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
With so many big-name stars
In "Spartacus" Kirk Douglas,
Laurence Olivier, yean Sim
mons. Charles Laughton, Peter
Ustin0v. etc.-one tactless word
by anybody, and the set is In
an uproar. Everyone seems to
be fighting, but no one knows
why or with whom-whether
it's the English stars against
the Americans. or all the actors
against the producers and d.
rector. T'other day there was
q big hassle going on and 1t
seemed to be Laughton and
Ustinov versus Director Stanley
Kubrick. Douglas, who owns
the package, will take a lengthy
rest when the long picture is
finished.
Eddie Fisher spent $3.50 Of
his Tropicana salary for a
white baby beaver reversible
coat--a gift to fiancee Eliza
beth Taylor. ,
Dean Martin says he win do
the whole Of the Academy
Award show next year on NBC
-"if they cut it down to 10
minutesl" Dean and family
were in the desert last week
end--he baking out a bad cold
-. Howard Hawks, incidentally.
is teaming John Wayne and
Martin for another western.
because their current "Rio
Bravo" is expected to make
$40 million. Who said westerns
we're dead at the box office?
French star Jacques Tati
phoned to say goodbye before
flying to New York and Lon
don where they present MY
Uncle the Oscar winner for
the best foreign film" II ave
a feeling" said Jacques. lit
was not the 'ouses or the stu
dos in 'ollywood I like the most
but the people. I am leaving
with friends" Jordan's
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

Films Of More Than Routine Merit
THE DEFIANT ONES-Sidncy POTTER and Tony Curtis In
dramatic movie comment prejudice.
"GIGP-The Hitting nine-Oscar musical by the my Fair
Lady" team; with Leslie Caron, Maurice Chevalier.
"THE GODDESS"-Kim Stanley splendidly plays Paddy
Chayefskys soaring portrait Of movie star.
IL WANT TO LVE"-Susan Haywards meIOdramatc Oscar
winning portrait Of a convicted murderess
THE OLD MAN AND THE Seattle Ernest Hemingway
novel dramatic acting solo by Spencer Tracy.
THE PERFECT FURLOUGH-Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis
eheerfully unfurl sturdy old comedy cliches.
SEPARATE TABLES"-The Terence Rattigan play, with
David Niven's Academy award-winnng performance.
"SOME CAME RUNNING"-The James Jones novel on hlm
Oscar near-miss for Shirley MacLaine.
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BETTY DISABLE

Stars In the great human drama Of
nature camps and their night to be
t06 sfST. Tss Is t t. s5satsst
practice of nature camps. This Aim
covers the subject thoroughly from
the ancient barbaric beliefs up TO mod
ern-day practices. This motion pic
ture was actually filmed in. q nature
are nonprofessional actors. and most
Of the scenes are completely unre-
hearsed. The fllm clearly demonstrates
the habits, practices, Joys, sorrows.
loves, religions and fears Of the nature
osophy which is quite unique in its
own reasoning. For Q once-in-a- life
time experience and realistic educa-
ton, don't miss this outstanding film.
RECOMMENDED FOR ADULT AUDI
ENCESl
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WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Too Many Stars Mean Upro0r

King Hussein left Hollywood
with the autograph Of Tar
zan, the Ape Man" Denny Mil
Ter at Metro.
The gossips who were watt
ing for Gina Lollobrlgida to
snub Sophia LOren--or vice
versa--when Gina comes here
soon to do a movie, are going
to be disappointed. After their
visit to New York this week,
Sophia and husband Carlo
Ponti will vacation in Switzer-
land for q month before they
go to Vienna where the beau
teous Italian stars in "Olym-
pia" with Maurice Chevalier,
John Gavin and Angela Lans-
bury. After which she stars
with Clark Gable in Bay of
Naples" in that city. BY which
time, Gina will have left Holly
wood upon completion of her
Never So Few" film with Frank
Sinatra.
If RhOnda Fleming looks
sleepy, it's because q practical
Joker sent some moving men to
her house at Z am. to pick up
her furniture. Some joke!
Rhonda will stay abroad for
quite q while after her jaunt
to the Cannes Film Festival.
). Incidentally. South Ameri-
can Millionaire Jorge Guinle
/ has been wooing the beautiful
redhead in Beverly Hills. But
Rhonda seems not too inter-
ested.
Merle Oberon's lovely house
in Bel Air has been taken over
by Curt Jurgens and his wife.
The Jurgenses will stay 10
weeks, while Curt makes THE
Blue Angel" at 10th Century
Fox with May Britt.
X + 4 \
I dreamed I was swallowed
by q crocodile after seeing
Metros 'Watusi," starring
George Montgomery and Taina
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NEW STANTON TNEATER

18th. Just OFF Rhode Islund Ave. NE.
Ample Parking Facilities. IA. 1888
...WAsHINGToN's ART THKATER"
LAST 5 DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

I dreamed I was swallowed
by q crocodile after seeing
Metros "Watusi," starring
George Montgomery and Taina
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"ELYSIA"
6:l5, Q, Plus
RICARDO MONTALBAN

Stars in the Mexican multiple prize
winner that was voted the best Mexi-
can hlm Of, the year story of two
people hopelessly trapped in the never
screens most beautiful love stories.
Montalban's performance Of q man
indecisively imbedded In his emotions
is one that shall never be forgotten.
RECOMMENDED FOR ADULT s0DI-
ENCES In order TO p~~.srve the
secret Of the surprise ending, no one
viii be seated during the last 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
UNTOUCHED"
Rilmed In Mexico In EngliSh)
Al 7:20 and 1905

=
Vilmed In Mexico IN English)
At 7:20 and 10:05
staxts Tues.-'PRIvATE LIFE OF
HENRY VIII" and THE SCARLET
PIMPERNEL." Thurs. Pr. and. Sat-
Two greatest operas on the same pro-
gram in beautiful color, LA IRA
yiAsTA,,, and ''cAvAALLEEIA EysTI;
27-Two days only. CHARLIE CHAP
LIN in ''the second best hlm Of all
time tcsnnss Iilm Festival 1852
cn1. NV 4s5s osOTVia Ave NV
S~@~~e "A silly
BETSY PALMER, TRUE STORY or
LYNN STUART 7:1S. 1905. MARK
DAMON. PARTY cRAeHERS." Q,
Pree Dishes Tonight
With Each Adult Lady Admission
.TAIRTAY FolFes, Va. cR. 3-70S'
HAxwxzATDt! 10 LIVE SUSAN
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found way to cook his corn in one-ffth the
usual time. Everybody knows that's how you
keep the natural color, crispness and nourish-
ment of vegetables.
Quick cooked Niblets, the one with the fresh
corn yellow. just heat and 60 to it.
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SECRETARY

For pleasant l-girl once, Typing,
some shorthand. mailing literature
and gen ONCE work. Hrs. $50 to
s pm, Mon. thru Fri. RE. 7-O760.
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Counter Girls
FILE CLERK

Pleasant working conditions and
other employe benefits. 5-day
week. Apply INDEMNITY INSuR-
ANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA,
OToa UfsrnnCin ave n W
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RELP WOMEN

sTENOGRAPHER OFFICE ASST.
accurate with ngures and capable
" work AsI xppiy kEVwsioN 'fiisA isIs
PER, 1881 Wash. blvd Arls IA
sTENoGRAPHER, eonseniai and
personahle, for attractive opening
with small industrial organization
perm. pos. Dupont circle area
Call 'DE. 2-105i.
sTENOGRAPHER. for General Elee-
trio Co. located In n, q. Wash. B.
day wk.. paid vacation, and other
company benefits. Gail Mr.
NEWELL. LA. $4,000 for ap-
R-cLERK-TYPIsTs
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE
CO. OF AMERICA has an openine
for stenographer and. clerk
typists. permanent employment
attractive working conditions. e.
day, 37la-hr. wk., many company
benefits; new air-eondltioned ONCE
at 3233 Pa. ave. Sc, Lu. 2-4245
STENOGRAPHER
For permanent seeretarial position
with law Arm; legal experience
not required: f2f-3b). Modern Of
nee, MA, 6-S0S1,
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HELP-0OMkST

BABY SITTER, 5 pm. to 10 pm,
wkdays.; must be reliable: North
Arlingtonian pref. KE. S-2377
CHILD CARE, live in, white, over
80; good salary; Falls Church,
Va, location. JE 4-025l.
COOK, PLAIN, g.h.w.: exper., refs.
days; stay > nights; $50 and
carfare. EN- 2-s375,
COUPLE wishes reliable woman
for general housework, care OF
2-yr. -old; live in or out; must
baby sit some ewes. OIL, 6-l755
after 8.
DECENT WHITE GIRL 10 live in.
g.h.W. and child care for mother
and 3 children: 5i2 days; S35
wk. 10 4-0526, call ewes.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-one day
a week, 9-5. oV. 1924.
G.H.W., live in: local refs. $50
week: "a day Thursday. every
other Sun. EN-. 2-2223.
G.H.w. and child care: 2 days q
week and live in VIZ. ends through
10 an, Sun. OIL. 4-3705.
G.H.W. and plain cooking, colored,
references: $50. Wo. 6-1456.
KITCHEN HELPER AND MAID,
white. for nursing home nice
surroundings, live in. 10. 5-22al
LIVE-N MAID. modern home,
F.h.w., child care refs. required
OIL. 2-S559.
LIVE IN N.Y. S45-s8O vk.. over
81; no money needed. AETNA
EMPL. AGcY., 1853 You st. nv.
MAID. for Rht-housekeeping work.
must be neat appesring, 10 Sstur-
or nightwoFk. Apply personnel
once, THE HEIGHT CO, wash
ington. 2 st. at 9TH NV.
MAIDS TO LIVE IN, up TO $50 vk.;
Jobs in wash. area; no money
needed. AETNA AGCY., 1853 You
st NV, end hoor. HU. 3-550s
MATURE WOMAN, as companion to
elderly lady, must speak Italian.
Call EN- 5-0096.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

F st. Shop. Must have good shhd
Salary open. ALL-oFFICE EMPL
AGCY., Room 81, I'll 14th St
NV. DI. 7-6632.
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FILING CABINETs-4 drnNers. al

Price 45c So. IT
VISTA-LUX PLASTIC CO,
Beltsville, Nd. Webster $4,000
9Os
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nELP WOMEN
SALEs-MINDED WOMEN
white. 25-50)

To train for permanent position,
contactlne mothers regardlng their
children. We train you, Excellent
earningH. Car not necessary. Ap-
ply iaO4 New York ave. n.ws RIM
sALEswOMEN. exper.. fun and
part time; llne sportswear shops.
Conn. ave, CASUAL CORNER,
EN-. 2-52i2.
sALEsW0MAN. expers part time,
fine import shop, deorgetoyn
Apply own handwriting. Box
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

Al HOUSE CLEANING, floors,
waxed: painting; 10 yrs. exper
EX. 3-1452: after $50, Ii. 4
1859.
ADDITIONS. ATTICS FINISHED,
s saa4sfi so Free rec estim TIM w T.
UTZ CO.. SP. 1886.
ADDITIONS. ROOMS, PORCHES
Rec. rooms, dormers, garages,
patios
Complete custom builders service
Fast free estimate, day-night
ALLIED HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.
IA O-QQ1R
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SECRETARY

position for well-edu-
Gated, fully qualified secretary for
Washington resident oflce OF in
ternational concern. Capable OF
managing own work and small
office. Position requires dependable
girl who can think for herself in
handling exceptionally varied ONCE
duties. ONCE in the Pennsylvania
Bldg. 5-day wk., Q to B. Call
MA R-bS77 for appt.
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FOUNTAIN AND GRILL GIRLS
needed: must be neat with exper.
Apply in person. 1901 Rhode Is
land ave. NE, BRENTWOOD
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ENCYCLOPEDIAS
AND DICTIONARIES

PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK SHOP
g22 9th st. NV. Ma S-9402
Open Ewes. Til $50
FANS EXHAUST, easy TO install.
fits steel easement windows. disc.
price, S1995. HE. 1862.
FENCE. white nicket. aft To 8-ft.
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mot A GOVERNMENT AGENCY
14th and l. SITS. NV,
PLEASE APPLY AT L STREET

MAID, air conditioned beauty sa-
lon; neat appearancei b-day week;
for appointment call Mr.. Harold,
JU. 5-2232, 031l orubb I'd, Sill
yer Spring, Nd
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SECY.. TO $4,000

TO REAL ESTATE EXECUTIVE
81 200 per year, to 5. Air-con-
ditioned Offices. Conn. ave. area
MR.. PETERS. Ma. S-0742.
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THE HEIGHT co.

White, age Is to 40; experienced;
knowledge Of tipping helpful; ex-:
cellent working conditions, Call
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HELR WOMEN

TYPIsT. auto expeF, preferred. but
not necessary. Apply MOORE
0REAR MOTORS, INC, 400
Conn, ave. NV,
TYPfsT, must Be exper. with IBM
cleo typewriter, perm. pos. Please
write BOX 35h-s, Star.
TYPIsT-CLERK, white. fast, accu-
rate. neat; dictaphone exper. (;
pleasant personality; work varied;
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SECRETARY

OGG4bG 1 EAAb
active position as ad-
ministratiVe secretary to builder
must be personable, enjoy working
with people and be able to keep
and organize desk for effic. follow
through. Real estate exper, pre-
ferred but not essential. OIL 3
474l or write KEN FREEMAN
CORP, 6410 Rufin I'd, Chevy
ChaNe Md
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HELP WOMEN
CI,ERK-TYPIST

Good Al figures, pleasant air cond !.
once DOMINION ELECTRIC SUP
PLY Co. B063 lee Hlghvay. All.
cIERK -TYP -REcHpT. $500
Hyatts, Rockvl.. s. g., NV.
SECRETARIES S3Ib
Silver Spring Rockville
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
S41a ca. Ave, 8, q. lTu, o-444d
Open Daily, 5000
Tues. Thurs. 90
CORRESPONDENCE DEPT.--Young
woman 25 to IS 70 take charge Of
correspondence dept. In national
publishing Arm: b-day wk., hospi-
talixation, etc. Apply IN person
Rm goo, 1909 East-wsst hwy
COUNTER AND FLOOR GIRL
white, age 1910. In l OF WASH
ington's better downtown cafe
tsriSs. Early brkfst. and lunch
hrs. No sat. or sun work, salary
S4O-S42 90 wk., plus meals.
Also free group disqualification.
For further info, see Mr.. Nc
oARRAQHY az OIL l4th St. NV.
COUNTERGIRLs. colored. exper.
only. Must have good ref; neat,
Kins cSrry-out. HiSs4 7th &. NV
COUNTERGIRLs, white. must be
fast and neat; 81 hour. Silver
Spring area, Call JU. 0-9726.
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THE EVENING STAR
225 Virginia Ave. Sc.

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, in
surance company in Silver Spring;
5-day wk., pleas. working cond..
company benefits; JU. 6-6631.
TEACHERS, white; qualif1ed; fan
positions; 81, 000-S7,000. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGCY., COS 14th NV.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, expert
enced. Apply SHOREHAM HOTEL,
chief operator, $500 Calvert st.
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Under 35: degree; must be efflcient
and have rapid shorthand and typ
ing. This is a No, . position in an
active business office, requires a
person who does not object to
pressure and periodic volumes OF
work. to $4,000
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CLERK-TYPISTS
SECRETARIES

Interesting positions avail
able in our expanding
research organization for
experienced clerk-typistS
and secretaries.
Our laboratories are To-
Gated in Arlington and
Fairfax Counties, conven-
lent to many residential
communities. Little traffic
and good parking facil-
tiles. Many other employe
benefits.
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CI.ERK-TYPIST. $40
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

II. s. grad: ability type AS wp.m.i
business exper. not essential; good
salary and oppor. advancement
in local ONCE Of leading Nation
VIDE auto financing institution;
Call Mr.. Collins for Personal
Universal CIT CREDIT CORP
261 Constitution Ave. RE. 7-657O
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HOSTESSES NEEDED (10)

$50 week salary; 5-day week: ex-
perience not necessary, will train
tuition fee paid BY employer; must
be between the ages Of 81 and 80,
white THE lola CASHIER
SCHOOL AND RESTAURANT
TRAINING 1929 Vermont ave,
Suite 201, DI. 7-7435.
IF UNEMPLOYED or wish an excel
lent position twhitel, once, sales
hundreds openings to choose from;
sos wk. to S125 wk. up. Visit
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1871 q st.
NV ST $4,000
INQUIRE NOW, ST. 3-3661-Secy.-
stenoS.; 25 openings now; $40
500 wk all kinds; bkkpr. -secy. =,
recording stenos. Compare fees.)
BOYD'S, Oldest agency. 5 floors,
estab AZ yrs. Welcome. Visit.
INSURANCE OFFICE CASHIER,
general office work, preparing bank
deposits, typing, ideal working con-
ditions, company benefits: call ST.
3-671l for appointment.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, reg
istered or non-registered, for med
ical clinic: 40-hr. week, 20 days
annual leave. IL days sick leave.
free medical and disqualification
coyerage; salary open. Elk.
LAUNDRY WORKERS, experienced,
shirt operators, markers and sort
ers. Steady work. ROCKVILLE
LAUNDRY, HA. 7-7450.
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FiherglaS Plastic PanelS

All Colors and Sizes
For PatioS, Awnings, Skylights,
Greenhouses, Fences, Partitions
Slightly Imperfect Seconds
Ii Ne nnln IIrnLln
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-14
Italian Dinamita Dejada por
RebeIdes Cubanos en- Miami
hobiu eantidud svfieiente Pora
Haber voIade Tode vn veeindurio

Las autoridades locales han
procedido a realizar una minu-
ciosa investigation, a raiz del
hallaZgo de una serie de NIPPLES,
eartuchos, cajas de dinamita
y otros i~mplementos belicos,
aeumulados en- una Residential
de la secci6n del Southwest.
Docenas de vecinos fueron
evacuados de una iona residen-
cial durante algln tempo, Guam
do la policia encontr6 cuantio-
sa cantidad de dinamita, apa-
rentemente abandonada por
elementos revolucionarios GU
banos, al salir hacia La Haba.
ma en- dias pasados.
El sargento de la policia Char
les Sapp dijo aqui, que habia
suficieDte dinamita para "vo-
lar a TODD ell barrio."
Los explosives fueron reno
vidos del lugar por un escua-
dr6n adiestrado especialmente
para ESQ, sin producirse min
gun incidente. Algunos de es-
tos explosives estaban prepare
dos y listos para explotar a vo-
luntad del que los manejara.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-14
pHObema [aeNo
Iratan de So|ucionar Crisis de Exeedentes
del Cafe en- Conferencia de boca Ration

diando tambien la forma de all:
mentar ell consume de cafe en-
Europa, pero que habia encon-
trado que los altos impuestos
y los derechos de Importation
tendian a desalentar ell consul
me del cafe en- los mercados
europeos.
Thomas Mann, por SUI parte,
elogio los esfuerzos del Grupo
international cafetero y ma
nifesto que sus realizaciones en-
I'm breve periodic habian impe-
dido una pronunciada y desas-
trosa baja de precios en- ell mer-
cado del cafe.
A continuation dio sus OPT
niones personales respecto del
programa del future. Dijo que
tai programa debia compren-
der un acuerdo de alcance mum
dial respecto de una formula
que "fije limites absolutos a las
exportaciones, en- primer lugar.
Y, en- segundo, restriction de
la production excesiva."
Mas adelante, Mann declare
que ell sistema de retencion de
parte de la production exporta-
BILE mo tiene un grade esencial
de exactitud."
Igualmente recalc6 que Es-
tados Unidos seria muy renuen-
tie al establecimiento de con-
troles de Importation.
"Un control de exportacion"
dijo, 'tiene precisamente los
mismos efectos economicos que
Ell control de Importation"
Opino que las tentativas de
muchos paises de subvencionar
a los productores de cafe me.
dante programs de estabili.
zacion "tienden a provocar Ell
desequilibrio de la oferta y la
demanda."
Por su parte, Gavoty propu'
so una campana general de par
te de la industrial para aumen.
tar ell consume de cafe en- TODD
ell mundo. Afirm6 que la cam.
pafa de fomento del consume
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-14
Presenfard Gran EXPOSITION
de Arte Ia Tienda Burdine's

La Casa Burdines sera la Sc
de de un gran acontecimiento
artistico: Ia segunda exhibition
annual de la Escuela Y Galeria
Artistica de Miami ("Miami Ar
lists School and Gallery'), en-
tidad que sin amino de lucro
viene desarrollando sus activi-
dades en- esta ciudad.
La exhibition tendra lugar
desde ell 10 de enero hasta ell
dfa IA del propio mes.
Expondran sus trabajos unos
400 artistas, los cuales han asis-
lido a classes en- esta academia
desde que Sc abrio en- octubre
de 1855.
Esta academia es la unica de
Miami que opera sin caracter lu.
crativo.
FL director de la misma, Ell.
win Porter, ha anunciado que
Sc han invitado a dicha exposi.
cion los cuatrocientos estudian.
ties.
Los que obtengan premios er
este concurso recibiran mas de
$1,000 en- effective, en- becas
y en- efectos artisticos.
Ell acto tendra un jurado, que
decidira sobre ell merito Y el