Evening star

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MILTON S. KRONHELM, Jr.

upon American business in

vestments.

Washington also is greatly

concerned over frequent at

i tacks on this Government by

r persons highly placed In the

Castro administration.

An example was the recent

accusation by the Cuban Am

bassador to Haiti that the

United States was a party to

a secret agreement between

Haiti and the Dominican Re

public. Cuba is at odds with

both of those countries.

1 The Cuban government has

"intervened" in the manage

ment of both the American

Foreign Power Co. and the

Cuban Telephone Co. This

means that agents of the Cas

tro administration are running

those huge corporations.

Ambassador Bonsai, regarded

as one of the most competent

diplomats in Latin America,

has been trying tor an appoint

ment with Prime Minister Cas

tro for months. The young rev

olutionary leader has refused

to see him.

I Russian flag, not quite as large

|as the one at the airport.

All these Soviet flags were

ordered by the State Depart

|ment Tuesday from a down

town Washington uniform shop,

which is having them made to

order in Philadelphia.

“The shade of red is sort of

peculiar—kind of a brick red,

but not quite,” a man at the

uniform store said yesterday.

"Each one has a gold hammer

and sickle on it.”

The flags, which are of var

ious sizes, must be delivered to

the State Department Septem

ber 10.

As to dimensions, the Soviet

flag at the airport will be 6

by 10 feet, the ones for the curs

(of which “several dozen” have

been ordered) will measure 18

by 24 inches, and the banner

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1959). Washington, D.C., 1959-09-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1959-09-04/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1959-09-04.