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areas near Poolesville and
Clarksburg -areas totalinR
about $4,000 acres.
The text and map, which will
become law at midnight TO-
night. are the elimination OF
seven years Of bitter debate
over the nature and extent OF
land use controls in upper
Montgomery County.
Fourteen land use classified
tionS-including a new l.
acre zone (the Residential Es-
tate category which was
suggested at a public hearing
30 days ago-will be applied to
the 360-square-mile up-county
area as well as to the suburban
area included in the old
regional district of Maryland
National Capital Park and
] Planning Commission.
Many Split Votes
In an eleventh-hour Me-
mortal Day session yesterday,
the council approximation by
a split vote-several major
changes in the up-county land
use map. These final decisions,
which in nearly every case
oveiTuled recommendations of
the planning commission, in
cluded the following:
/. Establishment of 5000
acre Rural-Residential CR-R)
zone south of Poolesville in an
area recommended for Agricul-
ltural- Residential CR-A status
by the planning commission
The planners RIA proposal
would have restricted the land
to lots no smaller than two
acres. except where the land
might be rezoned after public
hearing.
approval of the R-R zone
yesterday was by a three-to-
three vote. On May %. on g
motion by Councilman Charles
H. Jamison, the council voted
three-to-two to drop the plan
ming commissions two-acre rec
ommendation and place the
tract in half-acre status. The
land, which lies between Elmer
School road on the west and
Jacksonville road on the east
includes a 173-acre farm owned
by Mr.. Jamison. The three
three tie vote, with Mr.. Jamisor
not voting, came on a move to
rescind the earlier actionO
2. Elimination of another
two-acre area of about 1000
acres between Clarksburg and
Hyattstown, which is near the
boundary between Montgom-
cry and Frederick Counties
Half-acre coming was restored
to an area north of Clarks-
burg between Ridge road on the
west and State Route 1913 on
the east.
3. Establishment of the new
one-acre zone in a 700-acre
area embracing the commune
ties Of Glen Hills and Glen
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Festivities Begin
At West Point

WEST POINT. N. Y, May 81
I(R.-The June Week program
starts today at the United
States Military Academy.
The first day features ath-
letic events, motion pictures
and a cadet hop for the upper
classes. Baccalauraeate cere-
monies and presentation of
military and academic awards
take place tomorrow.
Graduation exercises will be
held Wednesday, when the
main speaker will be Secretary
of Denfense McElroy.
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Urbunske to Resign
Equalization Board

Leo Urbanske, jr., ABC
candidate for a vacancy on the
Arlington County Board, an
nounced today he will resign
from the Board Of Equalization
Of Real Estate Assessment.
Mr.. Urbanske said in q letter
to the county board that II
want to be absolutely sure that
no misunderstanding can arise
in which our county employees
are caught in the middle of a
political campaign this Novem-
ber."
He said the resignation would
be effective upon appointment
of q successor.
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demonstration, the superin-
tendent's dress parade and gar
den party and q round of
dances.
Miss Spencer will be IN full
glory Tuesday when she reviews
the climatic color parade and
walks onto the field in a flow
ing gown and broad-brimmed
hat to transfer the colors to
her boyfriend's company.
A farewell ball will conclude
the activity on graduation eve.
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CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The 474th Anti-Aircraft
group closes a two-day Ra-
leigh Hotel reunion.
The Gold Star Wives of
America, Inc, continue
their convention in the
Willard Hotel.
This information supplied by
the washington Convention and
Visitors Bureau.
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Arlington. a Washington-Lee
High School senior. drowned
in Black Pond in the rear Of the
Madeira School on the Old
Georgetown pike, Fairfax
County, about $3.50 pm.
Alexandria Sailor browns
Boyce w. Breeder, jr.. 20,
of los East Walnut street, Alex
andria, a sailor attached to the
carrier Tarawa, drowned In q
pond near Smithf1eld, r. I.
DR.. Enomoto. who came 70
Washington from Tokyo about
five years ago. had served as
a resident intern at Georgetown
University Hospital and had
been associated with the Armed
Forces Institute Of Pathology.
A companion. DR.. Richard F.
DAILY, "a, who shared an apart
ment with DR.. Enomoto, said
they had rented a 42-foot cabin
cruiser for the week end and
had left Miller's boat yard near
Sousa Bridge about 1880 pm.
DR.. DAILY said he plunged into
the water in a rescue attempt
but was unable to get a hold
on the other man.
DR.. DAILY is with District Gen.
eral Hospital.
Boys Body Recovered
In the Fairfax drowning.
Maurice Frankie. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew j. Frankie, had
gone swimming with IL other
boys and was attempting to
swim across a 50-yard span Of
water when he went under.
Companions retrieved the body.
tried artificial respiration for
almost a half hour before the
Mclean rescue squad applied
oxygen without success. The
boy was to have been gradu-
ated from Washington-Lee next
week.
Washington's third drown
ing victim was 5-year-old
Joseph D. Chase, Of 234 Thir-
tenth street NE. who tum-
bled from the Anacostia River
seawall yesterday and drowned.
despite efforts of his fishing
companions to reach him.
Virginia's newest auto death
came at 4:30 am. today when
Mrs. Margaret Adams Of Cleve-
land was killed as her car left
the road and crashed into q
guard railing is miles south
of Warrenton. A brother.
Benjamin Farrah, was critically
injured and is in the Freder-
icksburg Hospital.
Earlier, ThomasNE. Weldon.
%, of Route l, Fredericksburg.
died when his car turned over
on Route $40 4 miles south
of Fredericksburg. )
In Washington, two high
school students were injured
last night when a car driven
by an unlicensed secretarial
student leaped the curb and
struck them at Seventeenth
and G streets NV.
The auto accident victims
were Robert Taylor, l6, Of 1886
Sixteenth street NV, who is
in Georgetown University Hos
pital. and Eugene Rzecskowsky
of Flushing, Long Island. who
suffered injuries to his right
hand and both knees.
Miss Concha Guerra, 81. Of
1888 Ellicott street NV, the
driver. was charged with driv-
ing without a permit and max
ing an improper right turn.
The body of Stanley Avery.
"a, of 3205 Vernum place.
Mount Rainier, who fell of a
fishing boat last Saturday was
found yesterday floating in
Chesapeake Bay.
A fisherman found the body
near Sharp's Island Light and
notified the Coast Guard. The
body was taken to O funeral
home in st. Michael'S on the
Eastern Shore.
Mr.. Avery was fishing with
two other men when he lost
his balance and fell into the
Bay off Chesapeake Beach in
Calvert County last week. His
two companions said they
jumped into the water in an
attempt to rescue him but ware
unable to find him. ~
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Body Found in Boy

The body Of Stanley Avery,
"a. Of 3205 Varnum street,
Mount Rainier. Nd, who
drowned in Chesapeake Bay
last Saturday, was recovered of
fSt. Michael's. Talbot County.
Yesterday, Maryland State po-
lice reported.
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Montgomery
0kaysPdrking
LOT Leases
Council Prohibits
Sale Of Facilities
To Revenue Body

The Montgomery County
Council wound up It's May leg
islative session yesterday by
enacting a county bill empow-
ering the council 10 lease park
ing lots 10 the County Revenue
Authority.
Passage OF the bill included
an amendment which barred
the sale Of parking facilities "a
the authority. The am md
ment. according 10 Councilman
j. Grahame Walker. who voted
against II. might have The ef-
feet Of Gripping the authority
In earlier hearings on the
legislation, Silver Spring Boarc
OF Trade spokesman said they
favored tight control over pos
sible Revenue Authority opera.
ton OF Silver Spring parking
facilities.
OF six other bills considered
yesterday. one was defeated
one was tabled and four were
passed.
Plats Measure Tabled
Tabled was a measure which
would have required stree
abandonment plats to be flee
with the county assessors Of.
fee. A county Bar Association
representative said the bill
would have set up a costly anc
unnecessary procedure.
The defeated bill. which dealt
with retirement benefits fol
members Of the county police
division. was replaced by an
other benefit bill app ove' by
the council. The measure IA
vored by the council provides
that retired policemen will re-
ceive an adjustment in retire
ment pay in proportion to the
cost-of-living index level on
July l. Further adjustments
in succeeding years may be
granted in the councils dis
erection.
Police retirement BENEFITS
under the bill which was not
approved, would have automat-
ically increased whenever a
general pay raise was granted
to active members of the po-
lice division.
Other Bills Enacted
Also enacted we're the fol-
low bills:
/. A provision that police
retirement may be initiated in
certain cases by the county
manager. The bill included ar
amendment assuring police di-
vision members of the right To
a hearing.
2. A easure amending
county law covering exemp-
tons from the parking lot dis
trict tax. The bill sets up q
standard parking space of 18C
square feet.
3. An act increasing the
membership of the Kensingtor
Fire Board by two members
and redeflning the Kensingtor
fire tax area. This supplement:
a bill passed Tuesday author
izing the Kensington fire de-
partment to extend its service
into the Wheaton Woods area
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Montgomery Adopts
New Zoning Ordinance
Recommendation for 2-Acre Plots
In Up-County Areas Eliminated
BY GERALD O. HERNDoN
star star Writer

The Montgomery County Council today formally approved
the coming ordinance and mapthe first such ordinance
applicable TO the entire county
The action included the elimination Of coming
by nearby Maryland planners for broad upcouny
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
TRIANGLE FORD

FORD IS Custom "s" Tudor: Ford
omatic, redo. heater: extra clean
inside and out; tip-top condition
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TRIANGLE FORD

FORD 40 Tudor; new tires, excel.
I 1cfsr al condition s,s nS
shield; $3.50. AID. 2-S947.
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FORD SO Fairlane IS" Victoria:
q striking red and white beauty
with interior to match: Fordomatic,
radio, heater; hrand-neW WV,
tires. Sharpl 81 1886.
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FORD 1912 hot coupe;- with SO
white Interior: 1915 or best offer.
so. s-4442 after Q.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1858 convertible; ra-
do, heater, powerglide. GOOD tires:
beautiful red finish. new top: 90
others to choose from: S695.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
IA O0n0
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FORD '55 Ranch Wagon; written
IEi,1N ySpv rOpr
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AuTOwoBILEs FOR SALE JUNIOR GRADE

CHEVROLET 80; T. and h.; good
condition; s2ls. Call 10. s-4os2,
CHEVROLET 1858 4-dr. sedan: nice
green iinish, standard drive; fac
ory-installed equip. Sale price,
S695. Can finance for "a mos. with
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. a-e9OO
S s.dsS 2..5t,S SS ys ss .4 Ar
ISL; immae. matching interior;
fully equipped incl, poyersltde, T.
c caS r.n sss v,t Ru s, psic down. q S"S
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. NV IA. 9-.0O4
|cHRYSLER 1885 VS. 4-dr. Wind
|ish: fully equipped including power
ute, p;s., .. b., 7. and h.. Wv,
finance with $l95 down or bank
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
41O0 Ga. Ave NV ia. D-29O4
CHRYeLER So Windsor sedan
power steering. poweriiite. radio,
heater; 2.tene blue; clean; one
WHEELER RING fNc., cHRYsLER CITY
$500 WISCONSIN, NV. EN-. 3-470s
cHRY SIE g, III ri. cSS%gany:scIs
and priced below dealers cost.
ATSC HGOTNnC
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'54 FORD VICTORIA
DEDOCCECCEn

Assume payments Of S4,25 per
wk. Total balance
$393.27
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FORD 1885 VS. station wagon
country sedan; sacriice, going
in warranty: mechanically perfect;
power steering, S-tube radio:
S1I50 CIR 3-l438
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AIS MOTORS
ss1o Wilson Bly sSo Arl., Va.

cHRYsLER 1857 4-dr. New Yorker.
Sc. BLK nteT nlsh Tth v M: :SuD ISc
si1ss. etc. Sale H Price SS 81 vS
finance for 80 mos. with small dn,
payment.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
CHRYSLER 81 saratoga 4-door
hardtop; power steering, power
brakes, torqueiiite push-button
drive. radio, heater, Wv. tires:
2-tone white and blue; very low
WWE EFEl NoTRNSy c CEsiSTE cG GETY
$500 WIscoNsiN NV. EN-. a-470s
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CHEVROLET SO VS. Bel Air sports
coupe; like news. dual exhaust;
powerglide.. T. and h.; S1,b0b; trade
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 Ga. Ave. Ia. $4,000
CHEVROLET 1855 2-dr. 6-cyi, :
standard trans. T., h.; excel.
eond.; must sell; $l,O5b. TE. g.
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TRIANGLE FORD

FORD $50 Custom Fordor; VS. mo-
tor, Fordomatic, radio, heater. A
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FORD SO Fairlane "s, Victoria;
with interior to match; Fordomatic.
radio. heater; brand-new Wv,
tires. Sharpl $1,695.
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 z. l Ave. NE. La. 9-1003
FORD 40 Tudor; new tires, excel.
mechanical condition; inspection
sticker for this year on wind
shield; $3.50. AID. 2-S947.
FORD '55 Ranch Wagon; written
guarantee; SI.195.
ACADEMY FORD
Laurel. Md, TO. $3.50
FORD 1912 hot coupe; with '53
Olds engine. r. and h., black-and-
white interior; .$375 or best oner.
so. s-4442 after Q.
"a FORD VICTORIA
REPOSSESSED
Assume payments of s4,2S per
wk. Total balance
$393.27
For credit approval call FE. 7-2223
D. C. WHOLESALERS
2@Ol L st. NV.
FORD 1885 VS. station wagon
country sedan. sacrifice, going
overseas: new battery and 5 tires
In warranty: mechanically perfect;
power steering, S-tube radio;
Sl,150. OR. 3-1438.
FORD $50 Custom Fordor; VS. mo-
tor, Fordomatic, radio, heater. a
top-quality. 1-owner car; $1,445.
TRIANGLE FORD
3010 r. /. Ave. NE. LA. 9-l003
FORD I52 Customline VS.: T. and
h., Fordomatic, Wv. tires; $3.50
for quick sale. IKE. 6-7S62.
FORD 1858; S295. Have 0 1858
models. Consist Of Chevrolet. Pom
tiac, Buick. Plymouth, Chrysler at
similar bargains.
VILLAGE MOTORS
l4th AND r. I. NE. AID. 4-0444
FORD 1853 4-door; / owner; low
mileage; $500. OIL. 4-S1b2.
FORD '55 Customline 4-door sedan
Tvs; radio. heater: Jet black. This
car is one OF the cieanest that we
have. see Mr. Wright.
StOhlman Chevrolet
1910 M ST. NV.
AID. 2-4614 AID. 2-lo46
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
Proceso Contra
CoIdfine Puede
Demorur z Amos

WASHINGTON, agosto IA
(UPI)-La Camara de Represen,
tantes acordo aver por abrumado'
ra mayoria iniciar juicio al milo
mario industrial, Bernard Goldfine
bajo ell cargo de desacato al Con.
greso, por su tenaz negative a con-
testar a % preguntas sobre sus
completes asuntos financieros.
La decision de enjuiciar a Gold.
fine, cuya dispendiosa amistad con
ell asesor presidential, Sherman
Adams, fue la nota alta de una in.
vestigaci6n parlamentaria, sobre
ell uso de influencias en- las esferas
de gobierno, fue adoptada por 1857
votos contra s, mas 4 abstenciones.
embellishments despues, tam
bi6n pof amplla mayors, CMy
rs decide e%mprender una accion
similar, contra Carl Braden y
Frank Wilkinson, ell primero pc
riodista, por SUI negative a respon-
der a las preguntas sobre sus pre-.
suntas y~inculaciones con ell Parti-
do Comunista, que Sc les hlcieran
ell mes pasado, ante una subcomi-
sion de la Camara que investiga
las actividades subversivas. Will
kinson entire otras cosas, Sc nego
q dar su domicilio.
Ell case de Goldfine pasara aho,
"a al Departamento de Justicia, pa
"a que este 10 lleve ante un gran
jurado, pero Sc ca1cula que Sc ne-
cesitaran como minimo", dos
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
PoIicla de Cuba Anuneia Detention
de l3 Personals 2 de Elias Mujeres
JGe de Ia Pocia Denuncia "CompIof de Dardos Enyenenados"
Se Producer Nuevos lnundodonee en- La Hobna Debdo q los Lvios - Asenso de oHdules-
en- IN Veo - Carlos MdrqUez Sterling Exhra al Eedorudo a coneurra los comdo.

lectas destinadas a la Sierra del
Escambray y que ex%torsionaba a
concentrates y particulars. Sc ocu
pc igualmente la pistoIa de afro
comprimido y los dardos, ash como
I'm pequeno frasco conteniendo un
liquido que los detenidoS confesa-
ron procedia de Venezuela y cue
al e eXaminado por ell Labora-
torio de Quimica Legal, Sc dlcta-
mino que Sc trataba de arsenico Y.
otras sustancias toxicas, capaces de
producer la muerte subita a la per-
soma que hirieran los dardos. Los
detenidos, ademas de los tres an
ties mencionados, son los s%iguientes:
Alberto Zamora, los hermanos Ze-
nobio, Orlando y Juvenio Herman
DEE, Pedro Torres, Emilio Lara
Diaz, Pedro Chacon, Rigoberto
Diaz y Francisco Idelberto Ces-
pedes.
En- la conferencia de prenSa ma
nifesto ell Jefe de la policia que ha-
bia comisionado a los Coroneles
Conrado Carratala y Esteban Ven
tura, en- relaci6n con este case,
procediendo ellos a detener a los
acusados con agentes a sus orde-
mes.
Dijo tambien que Alberto Zamo
"a era Jefe de I'm grupo del &c de
Julio, de unos Is hombres deteni-
dos anteriormeute, acusddoS de la
- Il ontinda en- Ia Pagjna 81 -
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

LdIlLe5 area uGl u6 DlOS.
A los clerigos y fieles de la nue.
va Diocesis, envio un saludo cor
dial, junto con mi promesa de
servirles con la mayor devo-
cion'.
Ell Obispo Carol nacio en-
ordenes saeerdotales en- 1880.
Pittsburgh en- 1905 y recibi6 las
Asistio al seminario de San vi
cente, en- Latrobe, Pennsylvania;
recibi6 su doctorado en- leyes
can6nigas en- 1914; fue nombrado
Pastor del Sagrado Coraz6n de
JESUS en- 1851, y fue elevado al
Sillon Episcopal en- 1853.
En- csc mismo ano, fue con-
sagrado por ell Arzobispo Cicog-
mani para servir como miembro
de la delegation del Vaticano en-
los Estados Unidos.
I'm hermano del Obispo Car
roll, Ell Reverend Howard j.
Carol, es Obispo de Altoona
Johnstown, en- Pennsylvania, y
otro hermano, Monsenor Walter
S. Carroll, fue miembro de la
Secretaria de Estado del Vati-
cano hasta 81 muerte en- 1850.
La nueva Diocesis consta de
los condados Dade, Monroe, Col
lier, Broward, Lee, Hendry, Palm
Beach, Charlotte, Glades, Martin,
DeSoto, Hardee, Highlands, Okee-
chobee, Santa Lucia e Indian
River.
Ell trono para Ell Obispo sera
levantado en- Santa Maria, donde
Sc celebraran las Misas Ponti-
ficiales,
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
PosibiIidad de
Exito Y Fracaso
en- Cohete Lunar

WASHINGTON, agosto IA CUPID
Ell Teniente General de la Fuer-
"a Aerea Samuel E. Anderson, ma
nifesto hoy que Estados Unidos
tiene tantas perspectivas de exito
como de fracaso en- SUI plan de
enviar un artefacto lleno de instru-
mentos a las proximidades de la
Luna, en- ell primer experiments de
esa ~naturaleza. que probablemente
Sc realize ell domingo.
Ell General Anderson, jefe de in
vestigaciones aereas, expuso ash SUI
opinion en- relacion con ell cohete
lunar preparado en- Cabo Canave-
raj, estado de la~Florida.
Roy W Johnson, director de la
Administrator de Proyectos Avan-
zados de alcanzar la luna en- ell pri-
mer intento eran de mo mas de
una en- diez."
Sin embargo, ell calculo de John
son Sc anlicaba = otra clase de ext
to. En- ell intento a que Ell hacia re-
ferencia ell artefscto equipado con
radio pasaria al menos una vez al
rededor &c la luna, y transmitiria
a la terra una fotografia del cos
tado hasta ahora invisible de la
Luna.
No Sc ha seialado la fecha en-
que tendra efecto ell experimental,
pero fuentes fidedignas dijeron
aver que Ell lanzamiento podria
ccurrir a las ocho de ID makana
del domingo
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
DESCUBREN BALSAS
Y
Nicaragua
SigUen Pesquisus
Sobre eI Atuque
a Radio MundiuI

MANAGUA, agosto 14,-(UPD
Ell juzgado del crimen ~continua
recibiendo declaraciones de los tes-
tigoS, del reciente ataque a Radio
Mundial, en- vista de que las auto
ridades han ordenado que Sc efec-
tue una minuciosa Investigation,
para encontrar a los culpables y
castigarlos
La emisora fue atacada, mien-
tras transmitia IN programa en- ell
que varias madres y esposas iban
a pedir ia libertad de un grupo de
militares, acusados de particular
en- i'm complot contra ell gobierno
en- noviembre ultimo.
Los atacantes obligaron a sus-
pender Ell programa, causando Isn-
portantes danos en- la estacion e hi
rieron al p%ropietario de la misma,
Manuel Arana, y al locutor Julio
Sandoval.
S0MOZA DEPLORA ATENTADO
MONTEVIDEO, agosto IA CUPID
Ell Presidente Luis Somoza, de
Nicaragua, en- communication envia-
GO al presidente de ia Association
1nteramericana de Radiodifusi6n
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
China Roja Retira
"VoIuniarios" de torea
del Norfe

TOXIC, agosto IA (UPI)-
La agencia de i~nformaciones
coreana Central News,
anuncio que China Comunista
complete hoy la retirada de
100, 900 "voluntarios" de Co..
rea del Norte.
La retirada fue calculada
para terminar la vispera del
dia en- que Sc celebrara, en-
Corea del Norte, ell decimo-
tereer aniversario de SUI "libe
racion" por los ejercitos So
vieticos, ell Is de agosto de
1915.
Esta es la segunda Ease de
una evacuation de 100000
soldados que comenzo en- ell
mes de mario ultimo con la
retirada de 10000 de la re-
gi6n situada al norte del rio
Yalu.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
Servird a $4,000 Cato|ieos
e| Nueyo Obispado de Miami
Is Condudos de Florida Sur Ineluye la Dioeesis
Condudos de Florida Sur Inc

Ell Reverend Coleman F Carol sIa ell primer ObSpo de los cast $4,000 catoi0s
de la nueVaD loeSSd eM Miami .cya Heacon fue anuniada ell mHcoles
Ell Obspo Carroll que hne SO AMOS era hspo auxhir de Pittsburgh, PenByva.
MA. Dez y ses condados de Sur Florida esn Includes en- la nuevaD io@ss.
Ell ArzobBpo Amleto Giovanni CicognanL Delegado ApoTohco en- los Etados Uni
dos anunco la decision papal en- Washington. Do tambhn que la iglesa de Santa
Maria 1906 \. w. 2a Avenida HSMa deignada la cathedral de la DMess
Ell Obspo Carroll dUo en- Pittsburgh que "el nombramento del Vicaro de CrSto
ell primer ObBpo de la nuevaD ioceIs d. Miami me conmueve hondamente Acdo
este alto honor y la gran reSponsabiidad en- ePrhu de humldad de obedienca EIa
distinction @ eNdented de la confana que deposta IN mi nuNro Samo Padre, por la cal
esoy pofundamente agradecido".
Anado que "como ObSpo de Miami sa mi prvlego y conaante preocupadon
ejecutr la mission dee nsenanza y sanifcacon de la IgRIa en- ea caaw VEIL mas impor