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DlARI0 LAS AMERICAS PSu, 9
ALEMANIA
(viene de la Primera)

Viene de la Primera)
propia responsabilidad en- Guam.
to a Berlin.
Opina ell gobierno de Bonn
que mientras que Estados Uni
dos, Gran Bretana y Francia, tie
men una responsibilities juridi-
ca en- cuanto a la ciudad, Ale
mania Occidental la tiene politi,
ca.
La nota germana tiene IA pa.
ginas, En- ella Sc reitera la poll
tica de Bonn de que Alemania
Oriental depende de la Union
Sovietica, y que, por tanto, no Sc
puede negociar con ella.
NUEVA ACUSACION
BERLIN, enero 5. (UPD-Ls
radio de Alemania Comunista
"Deutsche Freiheitssender" les
tacion de Alemania libre), acu.
SO hoy a las potencias occiden.
tales de querer eternizarse en-
Berlin Occidental.
Anadio que occidente dejo
en- claro sus prop6sitos de que
darse para siempre en- Berlin
en- las notas en- que rechaz6 la
proposition sovietica relativa a
la disputada ciudad.
Las notas occidentales On que
Sc rechazo la sugerencia soviet
ca fueron dadas a Ia publicidau
ell microbes.
La emisora afiadio que, en-
contraste con esta actitud de
Occidente, los rusos, despues de
Is amos, querian que Berlin vol
viese a su situaci6n normal.
Luego calific6 de "mentiras"
las notas occidentales a la Union
Sovietica en- que Sc explic6 la
posici6n de Estados Unidos.
Gran Bretafa y Francia en- la
ciudad.
La expression de la decision
de los comunistas de hacer salir
aliados occidentales de la ciu-
dad, cobra tanto mas importan-
cha ahora, cuanto que coincide
con la vista del Viceprimer Mi,
nistro russo, Anastas Mikoyan, a
Estados Unidos. AL llegar a Nue.
va York, Mikoyan declare que
estaba dispuesto a discutir sobre
ell problema de Berlin.
Pero los alemanes comunistas
indicaron hoy que, en- SUI OPT
MON, NADIA habia que discutir
fuera de los problemas de cuan.
do y como habian los occiden.
tales de abandonar la ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06

Y MOTORES

MOTORES MARINOS DE GASOLINE
Motores marines Royal, Chrysler,
va sea izquierdo o derecho 141
HIP. 81 engranaje manual. En-
buenas condolences 1895
Motores marines Royal, Crysler, IL
quierdo 165 H P. 2.56. Engranaie
reversible e ~hidraulico, IL voltios.
lgnicion completamente re cons
truida H.. 1895
stores marino Royal, Chrysler, de-
recho 115 HIP. 2.04. Engranaje re-
versible. Completamente recons-
cruido ........ $50. S745
is motores marines Scripps 200
H. P. En- buenas condolences cada
uno 1925
pLANTAS MARINAs ELECTRICAs
<ohler 10 XIV lis Voltios DC. de
gasolina. Enfriamiento por aqua
en- condolences excelentes $345
|argador de bateria Marine Oman
1000 Watios, IL Voltios, reconstrui-
do 49,. ....,.,,,.. S225
Todos los precios son netos FOB.
en- Miami sin embalaie.
]. FRANK KN0RR, INC.
52S N w. 7 AVE, MIAMI. FLA.
Direction Cablegrafica FRANKNOR
(7926) Al
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UNlCNES ATACAN
PLAN DE FRONDIZI

BUENOS AIRES. -(UPD-
Los jefes de los "32 sindicatos''
atacaroD ell plan de rehabilita-
ci6n economical del p~residente
Arturo Frondizi dando a enten-
der lue no es el va. quien dis
pone 10 que Sc debe hacer.
La Junta Coordinadora de los
sindica,os Independence pu.
ash'ico anoche una violenta de-
elaraci5r en- que acusa a From
dizi de toda clase de irregula-
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G EklTEeIe
l~BEROAMERICA en-
Div
Viene de Ia Primera)

- @
tea de Haiti, integrada por par
tidos politicos c%ontrarios al &C..
tual gobierno de Haiti, envio
al presidente Duvalier ell 81
guientr mensaje' i.
q "Su Unpopular dictadura sera
sinevitablemente derribada lue-
go de ese fin de la de Batista.
, Tiene listed cerrados todos los
Scaminos economicos y finan-
cieros. listed ha estado llevan-
do a Haiti a la ruina. Ell pals
jamas le perdonara Ell no haber
puesto en- libertad a los perio-
distas y presses politicos, hal
tiaros tanto como cubanos, y
e. haber amordazado completa-
kmente la prensa libre. Para i'm
pedir desordenes y excesos de-
magogicos, la Liga democratic
ca de Haiti pide a listed que
. realize I'm acto democratico de
patriotismo y coraie renuncian-
do a la presidential.
Copias del cablegrama Sc
-enyiaron al general Pierre Mer-
ceron v a los miembros del es-
tado mayor general del ejerci-
to, de Haiti
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39-TRAILERS

Trailer 1858 General de 80. Con toll
dos. Pagado .completamente. Dueno.
$3.50 WI 5-4613.
(7665) 80
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ANUNcIos cLAsIFIcADos
37-AUToMoVILEs

Plymouth 81 Savoy. 4 puertas
Gambia mecanico. Excelente. $1,O2t
HI 8-5778
(7951) 81
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!.
.ovEsto del oconfoeor evbomo.
continuation de la Pagina ~

CALENDARIO HIsTORICO- de Enero de 1896: avanza
sobre Pinar del Rio la Columna InvasOra.
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3-S0LARES Y
TERRENoS
5-EMBARcAcIoNEs

Eris Craft 1858 de 90. Crucero con
techo convertible. BANJO pri-
|vado. Velocidad de IS millas) por
bora 5000. Dueno HI 3-507e,
III 8-9087.
|(7851) IS
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MARITlMos

PJnidad Diesel Allis Chalmers nue.
va, 6DA-844 sin ell clutch. 1870 HIP,
Complete con radiator y arranque
~ electrico S4,295
Sc lie instala clutch PTo discos
gemelos SP214 por 400 90
Unidad Diesel nueva, Allis Chalmers
6D1-516, 131 HIP o radiator,
clutch PTO arranque electrico y
barcaza .,.. $3,125
Unidad de fuerza Diesel nueVa Allis
. Chalmers 4D1-344 SO HIP. Con
Y radiator, clutch PTO. Arranque
electrico y barcaza $3.50
|Unidad fuerza Diesel Allis Chalmers
ts6 DA 844, reconstruida completa-
mente, con radiator y arranque
electrico. Sin clutch $2,495
|Se lie instala clutch PTO discos
gemelos SP214 por 400
Equipo Generator Diesel tnuepo de
3 fabrica) ,Allis Chalmers 100 XIV.
trifasico con enfriador del radia-
dor 6DA-844 reconstructed $685.
Todos los precios Netos FOB,
Miami Sin apahalaia
Evening star., 1959-11-12
Answer to vOTARIST
Wfens Anti-YeIIoW

CHICAGO.-It's a good idea
to paint your birdhouse with
gay colors, which attract birds.
Wrens, however. have been
found to reject yellow. They
like reds, light grRys, pinks,
blues and greens.
Evening star., 1959-11-12

South West North East
INT Pass 3NT All Pass
Opening lead: Trey Of hearts.
West opened the three Of
hearts and East was allowed to
win the first trick with the
jack. East returned the nine Of
hearts, South covered with the
ten and West won with the
queen. West plowed on relent-
lessly with another heart. and
South took his ace. Declarer
then lost a club flnesSe to East's
king.
What could East do? He
switched to spades, but 1t was
much too late. South won with
the ace Of spades and ran the
clubs and diamonds, making
his contract with an overtrick.
Where Were the Spades?
"Well played" North COM
mented as he added up the
score. But where were the
spades?" This was, Of course,
the real point Of the hand.
When East won the first trick
with the jack of hearts he
might have switched at once
to a spade. This is a very difh-
cult play, and perhaps we
should not be critical Of his
actual heart return.
When West won the second
heart trick he should have
known that he was through.
To lead a third heart is merely
to set up a suit that cannot be
run for lack Of a fast entry.
Instead of wasting his time
with such nonsense, West
should shift to something that
may do his partner some good.
A switch to the queen of spades
is a marked play. The spade
switch at the third trick would
hold South to seven tricks. The
defenders would force out the
Evening star., 1959-11-12
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Evening star., 1959-11-12
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Don't Follow
Lost Causes
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD
United States Masters Team Champion

The loyalty Of a bridge player
to his opening lead is one Of
the most touching sights imag-
Unable. The faithless expert
may switch to q new suit, but
our loyal hero remains stead
fast. II picked this suit for
better or for worse" he says
to himself. 1--WE already had
the better, so know what to
expect from now on"
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
A65
VIA
oKQ74
%A10962
WEST EAST
AQJ74 AK1082
0KQ832 VJ95
olO5 o9S2
ass axis
SOUTH
AA93
8Al06
oAJ63
@QJ4
Cn,,th Mast North Fact
Evening star., 1959-11-12
WORD GAME
Find 80 or more words in
ROAMING

meaning rowing, wandering.
Average is 27 words; time
limit, Is minutes.
Rules Of the game: /. Words must bG
of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition o.
IS" such as bats" cars" are moi
used 3. Only one form Of a word Il
used. Proper names are not used.
Answer to VOTARIST
vast, vista, visa, cast, taro, tarts
toast, tort. trio, trots, traits, artist
astir, ratio, riots, roast, rota, iota
savior SAVIOR, soar. sort, stir, start
stair, star, strait. stoat, stoa.
Evening star., 1959-11-12

ace Of spades and would take
two hearts. q club and three
spades.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one no.
trump (l6 to l8 points, and
the next player passes. You
hold:
AQJ74 0KQs32 ol05 %S3
What do you bid?
Answer: Two clubs. This re-
sponse (the Stayman conven-
tion) asks partner to bid a
major suit If he can. II he does
you will raise to game. II part
ner has no major suit he will
bid two diamonds and you will
show the hearts.
Copyright. 1859, GenI Features corpJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25

appearance before the House
Legislative Oversight Subcom-
mittee last year. The hearings
eventually led to the resigna-
ton of Sherman Adams as
assistant to President Eisen-
hover.
The sensationaliSm of the
hearings was one factor that
led District Court Judge James
w. Morris to suspend the sem
tence of Goldfine. who had
pleaded no contest and asked
the mercy of the court.
Maximum Imposed
Judge Morris imposed the
maximum sentence, a fine of
81 900 and a year in jail. Then,
noting evidence that a former
subcommittee investigator had
eavesdropped on Goldflne in
a Washington hotel, Judge
Morris suspended both the fine
and the jail term and placed
Goldf1ne on two years proba-
ton.
The judge also told Goldfine
that if the subcommittee calls
him again, he must answer the
18 questions he refused to an
swer during the hearings. 1t
was this refusal that led to his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
Little Rock Pupil Halls
Inteqroted Classes Here

l6-year-od Negro from Little Rock Ark, is going to
school here with white students for the first time in his life
Herbert H. Denton jr is one Of 20 hand-pcked national
high school honor students attending scientific
program at Howard University He plans to tell his
schoolmaes Arkansas about his experience when he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
TESTS FOR GIANT FLYING BOAT
OF 1913 VINTAGE ARE SLATED
BY the Associated Press

A Civil Aeronautcs Board document seemed to indi-
cate today that the Hughes Tool Co. has completed and
is about to flight test huge new cargo plane.
telephone check with the Culver City, Calf, COM
pany disclosed that the reference to the giant wooden
flying boat which construction started in 1913 There
are no known plans to fly the 200ton aviation relic
The plywood craft after some years in the water
repeatedly has been hauled the beach at San Pedro
Calf, apd placed in dry dock
The assertion that the 16-year-old curiosity
about ready for flight testing came to light in CAB
order approving nterlockng relationships resulting from
the electon-subject to CAB approva-of a Hughes
Tool Co. vice president Raymond M Holiday, as
director of Trans World Arnes
The CAB order said the applicants stated that
Hughes Tool Co. has completed construction of large
flying cargo ship for the United States Government and
is now engaged preparatory work for its flight testing
Hughes spokesman said the big plane has to
be kept ready for flight testing in order for research
associated with the project to be continued.
Hughes employees have estimated expenditures on the
flying boat project at more than $25.6 million
Howard Hughes flew it once for about mile No
vember g. 1947. That was the big ships only flight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
Little Rock Studies
Assignment Of Pupils

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July Is
(AP).-The Little Rock School
Board looks forward to phase
two of its program to get public
high schools reopened this fall.
The first phase ended yester-
day when registration Of 2,125
students, including 54 Negroes
who signed up at former all
white schools, was completed.
Now the board must assign
these students individually to
one of four high schools. 1t
has not said when this opera
ton will begin, but has said it
will be completed by August 25.
Such assignment will be made
under a State pupil placement
law which the board has said
it will use to control indignation.
SIS Negroes Register
All of the SIS Negro students
who registered at the all-Negro
Horace Mann High School will
attend there. Presumably
many of those who want to
attend predominantly white
schools will be assigned to join
them.
Forty-eight of the Negroes
registered at Central High
School, including five of the
nine who attended classes there
under protection of Federal
troops during the 1873 school
year.
Seven Negroes were eligible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25

to return to Central in 1853
under an old indignation plan
disrupted by Gov. Orval E.
Faubus when he closed the four
high schools to prevent further
desegregation.
Police Alert for Violence
Police, fearing a recurrence
of anti-segregation mob vio-
lence such as accompanied de-
segregation in 1857, patroled
registration areas through the
week, but there were no in
cidentS.
On the final day yesterday
10 white girls registered at
Horace Mann, giving fictitious
names and addresses. Officials
at the Negro school took their
registration blanks with straight
faces, but said they knew il
was a gag. None of the girls
was identified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25

indictment for contempt of
Congress.
1t was not clear, however, if
the subcommittee would call
Goldfine again. But, if it did,
Goldfine said, he would answer
the questions.
Chairman Harris, Democrat
Of Arkansas said yesterday the
subcommittee lis deeply inter
ested in receiving the answers
to the 10 questions" which
concerned the financial affairs
Of one of Goldfine's companies.
the Boston Port Development
Co.
Has Tall Schedule
But Mr.. Harris added that
the subcommittee had a full
schedule and he was uncertain
when it can arrange a new ses-
sion with the Boston industrial
list.
In Boston, the Court of APP
pealS upheld a three-month Jail
sentence imposed on Goldflne
last December for contempt of
court. 1t also upheld a Today
sentence received by Goldfine's
secretary, Mildred Paperman.
Mr.. Goldfine and Miss Paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
Landlord Held
For Grand Jury
In T Tenants Death

A coroner'S jury yesterday
held a 67-year-old landlord fol-
the grand jury in the death Of
one of his tenants last Tuesday
night.
The victim, Mrs. Sadie May
Belk, %, was found unconsciou,
by her daughter Patricia, II
in their apartment at 53OS
Drake place Sc.
Patricia told the panel she
summoned help when she was
unable to awaken her mother
NeighborS testified they
heard a violent argument be.
tween Mrs. Belk and her land.
lord, Wilbur E. EubankS.
Police said Eubanks at first
denied fighting with the VIC
tim, but later admitted striking
her with a metal chair when
she menaced him with knife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
D. G. Units
Hearings End
On 5 Bills

Hearings have been COM
pleted by the Senate District
Judiciary Subcommittee on five
local bills, including two House
passed measures.
Already cleared by the House
are proposals to transfer a Dis
trict-owned fire house at 1910
M street NV. to the Associa-
ton of Oldest Inhabitants for
a headquarters, and to prohibit
court examination of commu-
nications given to ministers of
religion.
Subcommittee arm a n
Hartke, Democrat of Indiana,
also heard witnesses yesterday
on bills to extend the jurisdic-
ton of the Domestic Relations
Court to property disputes be-
tween husbands and wives, to
reduce from six months to so
days the time in which damage
claimants must file motto e
against the District Govern
ment and to change the name
of st. AIMS Infant Asylum to
st. AIMS Infant and Maternity
Home.
All measures except the min
ister's bill were unopposed.
United States Attorney Oliver
Gasch and Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Robert Kneipp tes-
titled that the protection for
ministers is unnecessary. 1t
could bar testimony of all mem
bers of some religious sectS that
designate each follower as a
minister, Mr.. Kneipp main
tanned. Both Catholic and
Protestant leaders supported
the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25

or movie I want and sit wher-
ever / please" he said.
1T gives you a good feeling
not having to worry about be-
ing refused"
Answers for Little Rock
A quiet and unaSsuming
youth, Herbert has had to
share the cloak of notoriety of
his home town.
1--WE had thousands of ques-
tons asked me since I have
been at Howard" he said.
Mostly they ask if the situa-
ton in Little Rock is like the
papers describe it.
There is no doubt that
there is tension there" he said,
but I don't think it's nearly
as bad as everyone says it is"
Herbert said the toughest
days" were during the week in
September. 1857, when National
GuardSmen and finally para
troopers took over embattled
Central High School in Little
Rock.
He said he wanted to attend
Central at one time, but after
the trouble there decided
against it.
1--WE always dreamed of 60
ing to a good college," he
unused, maybe Amherst or
Williams"
Then, thinking Of next fall,
he added:
II sometimes wonder about
my chances"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
Navy Misses Boot,
els Have q Purty

BUFFALO, N. Y, July rs
(AP).-The Navy missed the
boat so the Army grabbed the
beef, the buns and the girls.
The local USO planned a
special evening for sailors from
the USS Macon, but high winds
whipped mounting waves in
Buffalo harbor and the tars
never made it to shore. GIS
from a nearby Nike base took
over the $50 pounds of roast
beef, % dozen rolls and lis
pretty hostesses. Another party
is planned for the water locked
sailors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
Surgery SiIences Dog
And Settles Law Suit

LA JOLLA, Calf. (AP).-A
ventriculucordectomy settled a
law suit.
1t was performed by DR.. j. E
Spoon, veterinary surgeon, to
correct the noisy barking of
Make, a Observation-Disclosures
it to something like a gentle
cough.
Miss Priscille G. Ferry, whom
the barking had bothered, then
withdrew her suit against Miss
Sara G. Hayden, Makes owner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25

turns to a segregated school
outside Little Rock next fall
His father is principal Of an
elementary school in Little
Rock.
Coming from Little Rock,
I had certain prejudices when
I first got here" he said yes
terday.
But now I find no differ
ences in students, black or
white, they're all nice. don't
even think in terms OF race"
Herbert couldn't go to school
in his native Little Rock last
year. The school was closed,
He attended a segregated high
school in a town some 60 miles
from the Arkansas capital.
Rates School as Poor
They have little or no equip
ment at my school," said Her
bert, a biology major and
straight A student. He de-
scribed the school as a poor
one"
I'VE had only one microscope
in our whole biology class. My
classmates here say they have
a microscope for each student
at high schools and then some.
About half of Herbert'S class
mates in the research program
are white. They have been abb
sorbing advance science and
electronic lectures and partici-
pating in laboratory work at
the university for a month.
Their free time away from
classes is an experience in it
self for Herbert.
Il can go to any restaurant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
Three Feared Dead
In Plane Crash

OUONSET POINT, R. l..
July rs P).-Three Quonset
Navy airmen were presumed
dead today after their plane
crashed on taka-off from the
carrier Valley Forge off Vir-
ginia Thursday night.
Pilot of the plane was iden-
titled as 1t. Norman Sassi, 81
of Warwick, r. 1. Other air.
men were 1t. Martin S. Ken
nedy, SO, Healdton, Okla, and
Acc 3 Clarence A. Bachelor
%, Roswell, N. Mex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
NORTHWEST

METHODIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25

man had failed to produce
financial records sought by the
Internal Revenue Service.
The textile induStrialist and
his secretary plan to appeal the
circuit courts ruling to the Su-
preme Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
GoIdfine's Sentence
And Fine Suspended
BY the Associated Press

judge has suspended the Jail of Bernard Goldne
contempt Congress- Federal troubles
short time after the suspended here yes
erday Godne learned that the United States Court of Appeals
in Boston upheld his Jail sentence for contempt of
The suspended involved the giving Goldfnes
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-03
Federal Reserve Board Tightens
Screws On Borrowers

1t will cost than to borrow money from
your bank for homes REPAIRS medical bills and what
have-you.
The Federal Reserve Board has raised by 20 per the
interest which commercial banks must loans granted
them by Federal Reserve banks This known the
discount rate and has been increased by the FRB from IL
per cent to per The commercial banks, turn will
have to charge individual borrowers least 20 per
the increased cost of getting money from the Federal
Reserve.
The Federal Reserve Board thus has made which
increases the price of everything and adds the production
of nothing at time when there almost million work.
out of jobs at time when about fifth of Americas
industrial capacity is lying idle and time when family
living costs at record levels
AS Chairman Wright Patman 3D., Tex of the House Small
Business Committee says, the FB action will make hard
the little fellow who has to borrow and easier the
big fellow who has the money to lend" AFLCIO President
George Meany points out that the will increase une
poyment and may undermine recovery from the decision
COPE
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-03

of the Sahara including French
West Africa, French Equatorial
Africa, Belgian Congo and all the
states forming the western boun-
Diary of Africa to and including
Angola.
The strategy of the Colonial
Powers seems to be to draw into
one loosely knitted federation as
many of the countries of multi
racial Africa as possible under
the leadership of South Africa,
and at the same time to prevent
or breakup unification in Tslamic
Africa and Black Africa when
ever and wherever possible.
This pressure on these areas
is sometimes of an economic ma
ture and on other occasions 1t
may be political or as in the Suez
incident, military. In this instance
France and the United Kingdom
teaming up with Israel unleashed
their armies, navies and air forces
and only relented under United
Nations pressure.
On occasion Colonial Power
pressure is unleashed against
leader who appears to be the SYM
Dol of leadership in the area. This
was and is true in the case Of
Nasser of Egypt. For some time
the Colonial Powers have been
trying to destroy Nasser. Econom-
ic pressure has been brought on
him in the form of refusing HIM
aid after it has been promised as
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