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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-06-12
Democrat Conclave
Performs Its Task

The Maryland Democratic con-
yention on Tuesday performed the
ritual of nominating candidates for
the November election. with only
one anxious moment marring an
air of quiet confidence.
After nearly five hours of
squirming in their seats and polite
~ applauding dozen of speeches
the 152 delegates looked back on
these accomplishments:
Formalzed nomination of state
wide candidates, j. Willard TaWes
for governor; Thomas D'Alesandro
for U. S. Senate; Louis L. Gold
stein for comptroller; and Attorney
General c. Ferdinand Sybert for
reelection.
Adoption of a platform blasting
the national Republican admins
tration, offering delicately
worded promise to continue a
search for a legal and reasonable
solution to the racial problem, and
plcdging steps to give Baltimore
City and the larger counties more
equitable representation in the
General Assembly.
National Democratic chairman
, Paul Butler told delegates he was
firmly convinced that the Demo
cratic party stands on the thresh-
old of its greatest victory since
1916" That was the last year the
party elected major statewide
official despite an 8-3 edge over
Republicans in registered voters.
In accepting the nomination for
governor TaWes repeated the unity
and victory theme at which he and
his three successful running mates
had hammered during the primary
campaign. There was no mention
of Republican governor McKeldin
and no criticism of the state adj
ministration by Tawes. William
Preston Lane, Jr., Maryland's last
Democratic governor whom Nc
Keldin defeated in 1850, took care
of that
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-06-12
SANG RUN

Mrs. Mary limbaugh and Mr..
and Mrs. John NIichaels. Oakland,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hine-
baugh. Vienna, Va, over the week
end.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ray and fami-
ly, Keyser. visited Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Dewitt, one evening last
week
George Dewitt was in Pitts
burgh on business, Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert limbaugh
and girls visited Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Dewitt and son, Wakefield,
Wednesday evening.
Milton Dewitt visited his sister,
Mrs. Steward Savage, who is pa
tient in Garrett County Memorial
hospital, Sunday.
Clarence Savage, Emporium, Pa,
visited relatives here over the
weekend.
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Red Oak-Fairview

Pastor Eugene Matthews brought
his Sunday morning worship mes
sage to the FairvieW congregation
from Luke 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Soldiers, of
Winter Park Fla, are visiting
friends and relatives here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bittingcr
called on Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Shumakcr, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Isabel Alternately received
word that her brother w. F. Aron-
halt. of Cumberland, recently had
a heart attack He is now in the
Memorial hospital, and mis- con-
dition is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nay Arnold and
grandson, Donnie, of Mansfield,
o.. are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Arnold. her mother,
Mrs. Blanch Cooper, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Cooper. Mr.. Arnold is
recuperating from recent surgery.
Friday evening visitors of the
Frank Blambles we're Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Paugh, of Loeb Lynn, and
Russell Harvey, of near German.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Childs spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Cramer Fortney, of Reedsville.
While there they attended Me
mortal services at the Bethlehem
church near Arthurdale.
Roy Gibbs is a surgical patient
in Garrett County Memorial hos
pital. His son and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gibbs. of Pittsburgh,
and his daughter and family, Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Buckley, of Kitz-
miller. visited him Sunday after
noon and reported that he is do
ing very well.
Mr.. and Mrs. HetZel Lewis and
daughters. Cheryl and Cynthia, of
Winchester, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
s. B. Cooper last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Williams and
family, of Hughsville. Md. were
weekend guests of the Carmen
DelSignores.
Weekend visitors of the Will
liam Bittingers we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Soldiers and Mrs. Lena
Soldiers, of Winter Park, Fla, and
Judy Fike Red House.
Willie Childs spent last week
end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Childs Mr.. Childs and his
brother and sister-in-laW, MIR. and
Mrs. James Childs, attended the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Rebecca
Wilson, Terra Alta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blamble
called on Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Cor
don and family, Saturday evening.
Kirk Cosner, of Akron. is spend
ing this week with his sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. William Bit
niger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Childs Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harvey and
Rosetta Harvey, Sunday evening.
Bonnie Cosner and friend, Char
les Keith, of Washington, D. c.,
spent the weekend with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cos
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gibbs Wis
tied Mrs. Roy Gibbs, Saturday af-
ternoOn.
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son 10 seed the lawn of the route
40 school; that complete renovation
Of the Grantsville school would
begin Monday June 16, which
would complete the total removal
ton program of the county schools;
that Dr.. Pullcn, state superintend-
ent, had been very complimentary
regarding the work Of the schools
and improvements noted, following
a recent visit; that Mrs Madelein
Blamble had been granted a leave
of absence for 1859, due TO ill
ness; that Lawrence Myers also had
been granted a leave of absence.
The board approved purchase of
classroom equipment in the amount
of $4,000, including ditto machines,
record players, projectors, easels,
tape recorders, globes, maps, IL
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Superintendent

Continued from Page One)
members felt that the matter of
bus stops was . matter of joint re-
sponsibility on the part of the school
board. school bus operators and the
state police.
A request for use Of Northern
High gym for a tcen-age center was
turned over to the school principal.
The board met for the first time
in its new offices, Fourth and
Green streets. Total cost of reno
walton including a new furnace
and plumbing was $15,15919
Among other things reported to
the board members by the super
intendcnt were: that arrangements
had been made with Edwin Robe
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The Frank Blambles visited with
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Hanlin. Tues
day evening.
Misses Patricia Ann Miller,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harland
Miller. and Patricia Ann Cosncr,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Cosner plan to leave for Washing
ton. ID. c., this weekend where
they both will be employed in the
Pcntagon building after having
successfully passed the required
examination recently given in high
school by the Air Force recruiter,
Miss Helen Brumbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Deem and
Mrs. Reua Deem visited the >. b.
Coopcrs last Thursday.
Sunday visitors of the Carmen
DeiSignores were Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul DelSigpore, Mr. and Mrs.
George Stanya and son, Mrs. Ed
burst and son, of Bayard, and Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Stanya and son, OF
Cleveland.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Richie were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Cullers and Mrs. Isa-
bell Alternately. Sunday evening
visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Arvie
Ritchie and daughter, Linda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nay Arnold, grand
son Donnie. Mrs. Blanch Cooper
Mrs. Walter Cooper and daughter
Melanie, visited Mr. and Mrs
Charles Strawser and family OF
Deer Park, on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon and
children called on Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Moon, Monday evening.
Tuesday visitors of the Lee
Ritchies were Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Simmons and Mrs. Rosetta Har-
Vey.
Monday evening visitors of the
William Bittingers were Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Richie, Mr.. and Mrs
Dale Evans and son David, and
Mrs. Bertha Anderson.
Kathleen Nelson, of Circleville
is spending this week with Car
men DelSignore's children.
AS a farewell party for Patricia
Ann Cosner, her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Howard Cosner and their
family and Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
Gordon and family met at the Bit
niger Recreation area for a picnic
on Sunday.
Dorinda Truban, little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Toby Truban, OF
Niagara Falls, N. Y, has been
seriously i'll in a hospital there
Her paternal grandmother Mrs
Mae Cooper, received word that
she is now out of danger and is at
her home. Her maternal grandpar-
cnts are Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs
Saturday evening visitors of Mrs
Roy Gibbs were Mrs. Albert Da-
Wis, Mrs Rosella and Virginia Har-
Vey.
Recent visitors of the Childs
families we're Mrs. Lizzie Fike, Ted
Fike, Bessie Shumaker Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Soldiers, Mrs. Lena
Soldiers, Judy Fike, Mrs. Ethel
Hauser, and Mrs. Pauline Cooper
and daughter Melanie.
Eugene Matthews was a Sunday
dinner guest of the William Bit
myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Cooper called
on Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Soldiers and
family, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bittinger
Carl and Kirk COsner visited Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Hanlin, Saturday
evening.
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brary books. microscopes, cafeteria
stoves, etc.
The board instructed the super
intendent to make survey of the
school bus routes with view of
consolidation where it could be done
without affecting quality of serv-
ice rendered. Mr., Hawkins will re-
port to the board at its next meet
ing.
Mr.. Hawkins said he would be
in Easton next week, June Is to
IS, attending a statewide superin-
tendents' conference.
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vide professional training for the
Wings administrative personnel
to better equip them for their
present assignment and increase
their qualifications for promotion.
II II =
PVT. John L. Miller son of Mr..
and Mrs. T. R. Miller, Box "a, Oak
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-06-12
LIN The Service
With Our Men

Edward L. Mulvey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James G. Mulvey of
Route PIG, Oakland, graduated
from recruit training May "a at
the Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, Ill.
= * +
Marine Pfc Max F. BoWser, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman f. Bow
ser of Accident, graduated May
9 from the Second Marine Air
craft Wing Clerical School at the
Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry
Point, n c.
The school is designed to pro-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-06-12

Central Committee of Soviet
Communist party confessed it had
erred in denouncing famed Soviet
composers for Journalism 10 years
AGO
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-06-12

The Grcek-Turk feud eripted
into fighting in Cyprus, with four
dead
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land has been assigned to Co. c,
3rd BIN. 1st Ing. Rgt at Fort Jack
son. S. c.. for his basic infantry
training.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29

do auditorium principal del
enorme palacio nacional de Be-
las Aries. Sc ealcula que la ce.
remonia y los discursos dura-
ran tres horas,
FL martes 2 de diciembre, las
misiones eSpeciales visitaran al
Nuevo Presidente en- ell Palacio
Nacional. FL martes por la no,
che Lopez Mateos recibira a los
Delegates especiales en- una re-
cepci6n en- Ell Palacio Nacional,
a la cual tambien asistira ell
cuerpo diplomatico residente.
Ell microbes 3 de diciembre
terminaran las actividades de
la toma de possession con una
reception ofrecida por la Ca
mara de Diputados a los sena-
d0res y representatives (dipu-
tados) visitantes que former
uarte de las misiones especia.
les.
Una reception similar por Ell
Presidente del Tribunal Supre-
mo a los jurisconsultoS visitan-
ties que fornan parte de las mi
stones especiales, y finalmen-
tie una reception por ell Minis.
tro de Relaciones Exteriores
a todos los miembros de las mi
stones especiales, terminara ell
pIograma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
koW|izados en- Argentina los
Trabajadores de >.rocari|es

era Militar y SUI reglamenta
cl6n".
Senala tambien que ell perso
nal que no obedezca las ordenes
"sin perjuicio de ser procesa
do, sera "retirado immediate
mente del Iugar de trabajo !!
eyacuado a los lugares del pal
que determine la autoridad com
petente"
Ell mismo decreto dispuso i
suspension de todas 'las activi
dades gremiales ferroviarias du
rante la vigencia del present.
decreto'. Otra MEDIA compl,
mentaria autorizo ell funcioni
miento de tribunales especiale
de tempo de guerra, que actui
ran sin perjuicio de la con
pelencia de los consoles dc gu,
ira permanentes.
Los efectOs de la movlllZacio
40 Sc hicieron sentir inmedi
tamente, aunque aument6 cor
siderablemente la vigilancia g
las estaciones principles. 81
embargo, a primera bora de he
Sc mantenia ell paro de Il
suafdas, que ha reducido al N
SPasa q Ia -, Col. %
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
Berlin es una IsIo.
Rodedda de Snencio"

soldados son la unica garantia
que tiene ell Berlin Occidental,
contra la posibilidad de hundir-
Sc en- ell oceano comunista de la
Alemania Oriental.
Sin embargo, csc pequeno MI
nero de soldados no puede de-
fender a la ciudad de una AGO.
metida del "ejercito del pue-
bio" de la Alemania Oriental,
que tiene 10000 soldados; v,
mucho menos pueden defender.
la contra ell ataque de las divi-
stones sovieticas estacionadas en-
la Alemania Oriental.
Pero mientras los comunistas
no Sc atrevan a atacar directa-
mente a la pequeha guarnici6n
por tenor de dar comienzo a la
tercera guerra mundial, ell Ber-
lin Occidental continuara como
hasta hoy.
(Pasa a In Pig. %
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. % -
CUPID La energica decision
g~ubernamental de movilizar mi
litarmente a los obreros ferro-
varios no habia sufrido efecto
todavia a primera bora de hoy,
pues sc m~antenian los movi-
mientos de fuerza iniciados en-
varias lineas, pero por 10 menos
Sc habia evitado una extension
del conflicto.
La resolution de movilizar a
tcdo ell gremio f%erroviario, "sin
distinction de j%erarquia" nj ma
cionalidad, y de someterlo al
prncedimiento militar eStableci-
do para tempo de guerra, Sc
adopt6 anoche, despues de una
sorpresiva reunion de Gabinete
convocada por Ell Presidente
Frondizi en- la casa de gobier.
NJ.
Ell decreto p%romulgado des-
pues de la reunion dispose la
movilizacion tambien del per-
sonal jubilado que fuera nece-
sario y estatuy6 q eel persona
movilizado adquiere estado mill
tar y queda sometido a las dis
| posiciones del C6digo de Justi
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
En- Mexico
ESperan 81 DeIegaciones a Ia
Inauguration de Lopez Mateos
lnvitodos q Presenter credeneiuIes y
AImUerzo ProtocoIor d los Delegates

MEXICO, Nov. 28.-(UPD-
al dar a la publicidad ell pro-
grama Official para la transmit
sion del mando presidential ell
primero de diciembre, Ell Mi
historic de Rlaciones Exterio-
rts dio a conocer que 81 ma
clones enviaran delegaciones
especiales a la ceremonial.
Hoy Sc do comienzo al pro-
cedimiento protocolar, con una
vista por todos los jefes de de-
legaciones al Ministro de Re-
laciones Exteriores, Luis Padi-
la Nervo, a quien presentaron
copias de sus credenciales. AL
mediodia ell Departamento del
Distrito Federal invite a las
misiones enviadas a la toma de
possession a I'm almuerzo en- ell
hist6rico castillo de Chapulte.
pee.
Ell sabado % de noviembre,
en- una ceremonial collective, to-
das las delegaciones presenta-
ran suS credencialeS al Presi-
delte Adolfo Ruiz Confines en-
Ell Palacio Nacional.
FL lunes primero de diciem-
bre, a las 10 de la manana, CO.
menzara la Inauguration del
p%residente electo, Adolfo Lopez
Mateos, en- ell recien remodela-
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
EIoQia Discurso de CasaS
Ell Sabio Doctor SchWeitzer
Considers los Armus At6micus Como
confrurios al Derecho international

en- frances, fue dirigida a Pra.
DIES, Francia, donde CasalS re-
sidio varios amos.
Ell Gobierno de Puerto Rico
tiene planes para establecer una
EScuel9 de Agriculture Vocacio
raj, la cual, segun Sc informa
no duplicaria las f~unciones del
actual Colegio de Agriculture
Y Artes MecanicaS de la Univer
sldad de Puerto Rico en- Ma
yaguez. Adiestraria tecnicos
agricolas vocacionales.
La idea de la creacion del
nJevo centric docente, Sc atri
buye al doctor Efrain Sanchez
Hidalgc, Secretario de Instruc
cion pdblica, y la misma ha te
nido Ell endoso y la cooperation
en- sus planes preliminares, del
senior Luis Rivera Santos, Sc
cretario de Agriculture y Co
mercio
Ell proyecto iba a discutirse
hace algunos dias en- una reu
MON que habia convocado Ell
gobernador Luis Munoz Marin,
para ceiebrarse en- la Fortaleza,
cen la aistencia de los referi
dos dos funcionarios, pero a I'll
lima bora la reunion fue canoe
lada sin que Sc informaran las
razoneS,
Sabemos que ell S~ecretario de
Agriculture esta "profundamen
(Pasa a la So, Col. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
Inaugura Espalla N Prmera
Central EEectrica NucIear

MADRID, Nov. % (UPD-
Hoy Sc inauguro la primera cen
trail de energia nuclear de Es-
pana, con I'm reactor expert
mental y I'm laboratorio, en- los
suburbios de Madrid.
En- ceremonial formal a la que
asisti6 ell jefe de estado, Ge-
neralisimo Francisco Franco,
acompanado por miembros del
gabinete Y del cuerpo diploma
tico, quedo inaugurado Official
mente ell centric nacional de
energia nuclear Juan Vig6n.
Esa central - que en- realidad
lleva algunos meses en- opera
cion - es una installation eX-
perimental destinada al entire
namiento de cientificos espano-
les Y a la production de deriva-
dos radiactivos.
La central nuclear que ocupa
varias hectareas del Barrio de
la Moncloa, cerca de la Ciudad
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
kuere en- Boston Artur
ROdzinski, Afamado MusicO

BOSTON, Nov. % (UPI)-
Ell famoso director de orquesta
Artur Rodzinski fallecio anoche
en- ell Massachusetts, General
Hospital de Boston.
Rodzinski Sc habia internado
hace diez dias para atenderse
de una enfermedad cardiaca. In
mediatamente antes de SUI hos
pitalizacion habia dirigido una
representation de Tristan e
Tsolda" de Wagner en- Chicago.
Naci6 en- 1894 en- Split, Dali
macia, entonces perteneciente
al imperio austro-hungaro. Su
padre guerra que fuese abogado
pero debido a la guerra sirvio
en- Ell ejercito de su pals des-
de 1914 hasta 1917, ano en- que
fue dado de baja, despues de
recibir algunas heridas y varias
condeceraciones.
Despues de la guerra Sc dedi-
co a la musica y estudio en- la
Universidad de Viena. Siendo
aun muy joven dirigio la opera
de Lowow, Polonia.
Su labor en- Lowow llamo po-
derosamente la atencion de nu-
merosos musicos cue visitaron
(Pasa a la So, Col. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
FaIIeeio en- Nicaragua 81
Dr.. Federico Sacasa

MANAGUA, Nov. 81. Fe,
derico Sacasa, figura de gran
significaci6n politica, falleci6
en- la noche del microbes en-
la eiudad de Leon, donde re-
sidia.
A sus funerales, efectuados
en- la tarde de hoy, asistieron
numerosos amigos del DR.. Sa-
casa. Ha Sido una de las mas
grandes manifestations de
duelo que ha habido en- Leon
en- los ultimos amos. De la Ca
pital y otras importantes ciu-
dades del pals fueron a Leon
amigos y correligionarios del
ilustre desaparecido.
Ell DR.. Federico Sacasa, abo,
gado y politico, ocup6 impor-
tantes cargos publicos. Fue
Magistrate Presidente de la
Corte Supreme de Justicia,
Ministro de Estado en- diferen.
tes Administrators y hon.
bre publico que estuvo reIa-
cionado a la politica de SUI
Patria en- forma aetiva a TODD
10 largo de SUI vida.
N. de la D.-DIARI0
LAS AMERICAS, al consig-
mar la dolorosa noticia de
la muerte del DR.. Federico
Sacasa, envia sus expresio-
mes de condolencia a la dis
tinguida familia del extin-
to, especialmente a sus hi
jos, ell DIR. Fernando F. Sa.
casa y sonora Maria Clemen.
cha Patino de Sacasa, resi-.
denies en- Washington DC;
don Roberto Sacasa y sonora
Lucia MachadO de Sacasa;
don FanOr ArgiiellO Y seno-
"a Maria Eugenia Sacasa de
Argiello; don Enrique Sa.
casa y sonora YOya Lanzas
de Sacasa; y a sus hernia
nos, don Rafael Sacasa y Sc
nora Maria Luisa Salinas de
Sacasa; don AntiOco Sacasa
y sonora Emilia Sevilla de
Sacasa, y dona Maria Ar.
giello de Sacasa, viuda del
Expresidente de la Repd-
blica de Nicaragua, DIR. Juan
Bautista Sacasa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
ZHH299y d SS}7 g4 ZEHNl E7II|l 2


ROTTERDAM, noviembre % CUPID Ell Presidente del
boicot de los buques acogidos a las "banderas de convenience"
por parte de los obreros portuarios de Rotterdam no conshtuye
una violacion del contrato de trabajo entire los obreros y patronos
portuarios.
Ell fallo del Presidente del Tribunal fue la elimination de
una demanda presentada por los patronos.
Ell doctor J. G. L. Rueder, rechazo Ell pedido de los patronos,
Y rehuso ~considerar ell boicot una huelga illegal, ash como ell
pedido de que Sc multase a los sindcatos en- 100000 forines
(unos 2500O d6lares) por cada dia del boicot.
Ell fallo prepare ell canine para que los sindicatos de Rotter-
dam boicoteen los barcos que navegan con las 1lamadas "bande-
rs de conveniencia', de acuerdo con 10 dispuesto recientemente
pr la Federation International de Transporte, del primero al
cuatro de diciembre.
Los Sindicatos socialistas y catolicos decidieron sumarse al
bocot. Sin embargo, los sindicatos protestantes no participaran.
Los patronos temen ser victimas de la lucha entire los sindi-
catos y los armadores de los buques de banderas de Panama,
Honduras, Liberia y Costa RIGA, y dijeron que preferirian arreglar
d problems mechanic neRociaciones internacionaaes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29

MANAGUA, Nov. AZ. - La
Camara de Diputados aprob6
hoy ell proyecto de la llamada
LEY de Rectificaciones', e
inmediatamente, de acuerdo
con la norma. que regula la
materia, fue enviado al Sc
nado.
La Camara del Senado co.
menzara a debatir este pro-
veto de ley ell dia martes, y
la prensa independents de
Nicaragua, 10 mismo que los
sectores de oposiici6n, temen
que sea aprobado ell mismo
dia.
Ell Gobierno sostiene que
este proyecto de ley concede
a los agraviados por I'm peri6-
dico ell derecho a que este pu-
blique una rectificaci6n, la
cual puede llegar hasta ell do
BILE de espacio tornado por la
noticia o comentario que mo-
tiva la rectificacion.
La prensa independents y
la oposici6n politica al regi-
men de los Somoza sostiene
que esta ley esta hecha para
que ell Gobierno monopolice
todos los periodicos del pals,
obligando a estos a publican
rectificaciones por parte de
cualquier funcionario o en-
pleado, o conjunto de funcio-
narios o empleados publicos, o
por sus p~arientes hasta en- ell
cuarto grade de consanguini-
dad o segundo de afinidad.
De esta manera, los period.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
Rechuzun en- AIem mia
Occidental Plan Ruso.
Rusiu Defenders a AIemanio oriento!, Dice Loeb

Por su parte ell canciller, Kon.
rad Adenauer, asegur6 a los an
siosos berlineses que las garan-
tias de seguridad de los aliados
occidentales salvaran a la ciu-
dad "cualesquiera sean los aeon
tecimientos que nos reserve ell
future.
Aseguro que las potencias
aliadas haran TODD 10 possible
para mantener la ciudad libre
Y abiertas sus rutas de comuni-
cacion con ell Oeste.
DEFENSA RUSA
BERLIN, Nov. % (UPI)-El
Viceprimer Ministro de Alema-
- Pasa a la pagina 8 -
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29

BERLIN, Nov. 90 = (UPI)-
Imaginaos una ciudad moderna,
iimpia, reluciente, compile
ia con tiendas elegantes que ex-
hiben en- sus escaparates articu.
los de TODD ell mundo, raudos
automobiles, grandes fabricas,
activos bancos y lujosos restau-
rantes.
Imaginaos que esta ciudad es
ana isla, pero no rodeada de
igua sine de I'm sombrio silen-
eio a~menazante.
81 podeis imasinar ESQ ten
dreis una i-rs~"n mental de
Berlin Occidental.
La pequena isla en- que viven
100000 berlineses esta COM
puesta por los 900 Kilometres
cuadrados que comprenden los
tres sectores occidentales de la
vieja capital alemana.
Ell hecho de que esta isla sea