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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
Military Men Said
to Be Attending Caracas
Meeting Against Batista
RADIO SUBMITS FIVE POINT
PLAN FOR UNITY OF OPPOSITION

NEW YORK CUPID A
broadcast received here from the
Cuban rebel radio proposed a plan
to unite all of the groups which
oppose the regime of President
Fulgencio Batista.
The broadcast, according to sour
ces of the 26th of July Movement
in this city, was directed to re-
representatives. of these groups which
are meeting in Caracas to discuss
the plan for uniting with Cuban
opposition.
This plan announced by the
rebel radio establishes as a main
basis the point for unity of "a
single strategy for the struggle"
among all of the sectors which are
fighting against the present Cuban
regime.
Sources connected with exile
groups said that a group of Cuban
military men will attend these
meetings for the first time.
Sources of the 26th of July Nov
ement said that Doctor Antonio
Varona, President of the Cuban
Revolutionary Party ,(Authentic),
has been in direct contact with
rebel chief, Fidel Castro.
The plan announced by the rebel
radio contains the following points:
1. A single strategy for the
struggle.
2. A short Provisional govern
ment.
3. A minimum program of gov
eminent which covers the punish
ment of guilty parties and q full
guarantee of national sovereignty
with regards to other American
governments.
4. A Qualification that the fight
is not against the Cuban Army,
but against Batista.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22

for development of tourism, spon-
sored by the Organization of
American States tOAS), to be held
here, July 81 Aug. 4.
The Technical Commission is
the permanent committee Of the
Interamerican Tourism Congress
of the GAS.
Villagran said delegates will at
tend from Peru, USA, Costa Rica,
Ecuador and Cuba, and that pri-
vate observers from travel con-
Germs will represent several other
nations.
This years agenda, the Mexican
tourist chief said, will include dis
cusSions ON increasing coopera-
ton between official and private
concerns interested in tourism;
highway transportation, including
a progress report on the Panamer-
lean Highway. promotion of group
trayen; and the function of travel
agencies in the general promotion
of tourism along new routes, with
special attention to the Panameri-
can Highway
Mexico has completed its Sec
ton Of the highway, and Guate-
mala's portion is slated for COM
pletiOn in time for n November
inauguration
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
Salvador Students
Approve Holding
Protest Meeting

SAN SALVADOR - CUPID -
Opinion Estudiantil", a publicity
organ of the Salvadorean Univer-
sity Students, reported that the
Students General Assembly has
decided that DR.. Milton Eisenhow.
er, the brother of the President
OF the U.S., who is on a visit
through Central America, repre-
sents a policy which is completely
against the dignity and interests
OF Latin America.
The Students General Assembly,
says the publication has resolved
to hold a meeting before DR.. Eli
senhower's visit and, on the same
day of his arrival, publish an open
letter of protest.
This publication stresses that
the Students General Assembly
places emphasis ON holding the
meeting before DR.. Eisenhower's
visit in order to avoid any provo
cation which could be threatening
or tempt elements interested in
s~abotaging the country's policy of
friendship or creating trouble for
the democratic movement.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
CHILEAN COMMUNISTS
HOLD DEMONSTRATION

SANTIAGO DE CHILE.-(UPD
- Thousands of communist sym.
pathizers held a demonstration
and parade in downtown Santiago
in support of the Presidential can
didate for the September 9th cleo.
tons, Salvador Allende, and in re-
quest for the withdrawal of us.
troops from Lebanon.
This was the first major demon
stration of the communist party
since it was declared illegal over
IL years ago. Technically, com.
munism is still illegal, but pend.
ing the decision of Congress re-.
garding a law, supported by the
government and the majority f
parliament which would permit
immediate l~egalization.
The demonstrators, with Chile
an flags, were estimated at seven
thousand. The demonstration and
parade were held in perfect order
with cries of Yankees get out of
Lebanon.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22

Economico, the Brazilian National
Development Bank.
Mr.. Villares explained that the
credit will be used 'to buy rolling
mill, forging and foundry machin-
cry and equipment in the United
States. The major portion of these
purchases will be shipped to Bra
I'll before the end of this year.
Some Of the heavy equipment,
such as motor generators and cleo
trical control equipment, will be
shipped next mid-year".
The Brazilian industrialist point
ed out that the mills expansion
program calls for about S., 900
of new machinery and equipment
from the United States and Eu-
rope. Local investment in Brazil
is being financed by the Banco
Nacional do Desenvolvimento
Economico and other Brazilian
sources in a cruzeiro amount equi.
valent 10 90, 600, 900, of which SO
per cent has already been invest
ed.
Zone OF the main reasons for
the expansion program, Mr.. Villa.
res continued, sis the increasing
demand for special steels for the
automotive industry in Brazil. Al
ter an initial period of hesitation
and difficulty, that industry is now
developing rapidly. 1t is placing
increasing demands upon the Bra
lillian steele industry as a whole to
attain higher levels of production,
including our own line Of special
alloy steels.
Mr.. Villares declared that con-
sumption of special steels in the
Brazilian market at present is ap-
proximately 100, 900 tons per year.
ARGOS Villares expects to
increase its annual ingot capacity
of special steels to $4,000 tons,
he said. This represents a 300 per
cent increase over production ca.
pacity at the start Of the expan-
sion program.
"We also expect to increase the
proportion of higher grades Of al
10y steels produced and thus
achieve a higher value per ton Of
finished products. While tonnage
will increase threefold, annual
sales will increase five times N
value over those of last year. 70
tai annual sales for the year 1901
are estimated at more than 1ysoA.
J 00.00oa sruzeiros'.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22

troleum Council, Alexinio Betan.
court, was called to a conference
by President Juscelino Kubitschek
IN regards to Brazilian oil resour-
ces in view of the present Leba-
nese crisis.
Brazilian oil imports average "a,
100000 barrels a year, The Near
East receives 80 per cent of this
total.
Betancourt told the President
that If the Lebanon conflict should
close the Suez Canal, Brazil would
have to get her oil from some
other place. He also recommended
an increase in oil explorations of
Petrobras and an acceleration Of
the construction of the oil pipe
line between Brazil and Bolivia,
which is estimated at a cost of
$150,000, 600.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENT POSTPONED ON
ARGENTINE OIL PROGRAM

BUENOS AIRES - CUPID -
President Arturo Frondizi said
that an announcement of his Gov
ernment'S oil production and sup.
ply program had been postponed
until a still undetermined date.
The announcement had been
expected for this weekend and It
had been reported that it would
include disclosure of the signing
of contracts with at least two
American oil companies for the
prospecting, production and rein
ing of oil in this country for the
account of the aforementioned
monopoly Yacimientos Petrolife-
roS Fiscales (YPF).
Pure Oil and Pan Am Oil COM
panies were named as the two
American concerns involved in
the deal, together with some Eu-
ropean oil groups.
President Frondizi suggested TO
newsmen that they refrain from
specializing as to the causes of the
delay in announcing the program,
IN order to avoid creating public
uneasiness.
1t was indicated that such causes
included: The possibility that the
Middle East crisis might shut off
one of Argentina's chief sources
of supply; a Venezuelan proposal
70 supply Argentina with oil in ex.
change for Argentine farm and
Industrial products, and delay in
concluding a study of the YPF's
position and functions.
~Frondizi's oil program also was
expected to include reorganization
}f the YPF; construction of new
'efineries; purchases of badly
needed oil well and distribution
equipment and the barter of Ar
sentine farm products for foreign
iii
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
Brazilian Steel Firm Gets Eximbank Loan
To Expand High Alloy Stee|s Production

WASHINGTON, DC, july IS -
One OF Brazil's largest producers
OF special alloy steels has signed
a credit agreement with the Elk
port-Import Bank for 81, 700, 900
to finance a program designed to
boost output to meet the demands
OF automotive and other fast-grow-
ing industries in the giant South
American Republic.
The mill, Aces villares, S.A., of
Sac Paulo, is pushing forward rap
idly with an expansion program
which is receiving additional fin
ancing from European and Brazil
ian sources. The aim of increasing
local production of high alloy
steels is also expected to effect
savings in the country's foreign
exchange.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
HEMISPHERE EVENTS
Argentine Doctors
End Their Strike

BuENOS AIRES - (UPD
Inc general strike decreed by the
doctors of this city has finally
been settled.
The conflict was created by the
dimissal of a doctor who had been
appointed by the government and
later fired by the Directive Com.
mittee, which succeeded as the
head of the Union. One of the
terms OF the settlement was the
reinstatement of this doctor.
The doctors, for six days, had
refused to carry out their duties
in public agencies, although they
had set up ways to attend to emer-
gency cases and had agreed to re-
ceive, free of charge, in their of.
fices, the patients who could not
be treated in the public agencies.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22

Mr.. LUZ Dumont Villares, found
er and president of the Brazilian
firm, was present at the ceremo-
MES, held at the Banks headquar-
tiers. He was accompanied by Mr..
Hello Pereira de Sampaio, the com,
pany's administrative director.
Signing the agreement on be-
half of the Export-Import Bank
was Mr.. Lynn U. Stambaugh, the
Banks first vice-president and
vice-chairman of the Board of Di-
rectors. Also present were Mr..
Henrique Rodriguez Vale, Minis
ter Counselor of the Brazilian EN-
basSy, who represented Brazilian
Ambassador Ernani do Amaral
Peixoto, and Mr.. Zeuxis Ferreira
Neves, representative of the Ban
co Nacional do Desenvolvimiento
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
General Aromburv
TO Receive Award

BUENOS AIRES -(UPD- Elk.
provisional President General Pc.
gro \. Aramburu has been grant
ed the Americas Award for 1858,
according to a report issued by
the Americas Foundation, which
mas Its headquarters in the us.
The honor, which is granted
yearly, has formerly been bessow-
ed upon Ex-President Herbert
Hoover, of the us, and in 1850.
upon the newspaper LA Prensa"
OF Buenos Aires.
The communication says that
the decision to bestow the award
upon General Aramburu was bias.
ed upon "his extraordinary, unset
ilSh, and patriotic services on be.
half of the people of Argentina
and the Americas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
US. To Consider Financial
Aid Requests From Brazil

WASHINGTON. CUPID. - The
United States has informed the
government of Brazil that it is
eady to consider f~avorably re-
uest for financial help to repair
ne economic damage resulting
rom the decline in coffee prices
uthorities said today.
Brazilian officials have estimat.
q that the country's balance-of-
'ayments deficit this year will
each S25O,000 900. Unless the gap
tllled the Rio Government
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
From Colombia
Juntd Members
Get Decoration
From Colombian

CARACAS -(UPD- The Pres
ident of the Government Junta,
Rear Admiral Wolfgang Larraza-
bal, and four other members of
the Junta. were decorated by the
Colombian government during a
reception held In Colombian di.
plomatic headquarters during a re.
ception held in Colombian diplo-
matte headquarters during the &C.
LIBERATION of the anniversary of Co.
lombian independence.
The. Colombian Ambassador,
General Francisco Tamayo, pre-
sented the five members of the
Junta with the decoration of the
Order of the Cross of Bayaca, in
the presence of the full Cabinet,
the diplomatic corps, high nation
al officials, and members of socie-
ty.
Tamayo placed floral wreaths
beneath the monument of the Lii
berator, Simon Bolivar and later
received the members of the Co.
lombian colony who reside in Ca.
racaS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
Eng. Loeayo FioIIos
Gets Decoration From
Colombian Government

BOGOTA - Constantine Lacayo.
Fiallos, Nicaragusn civil engineer.
graduated from the University Of
Genie, Belgium, who has been in
this country for some time as re.
preventative of the International
Bank OF Reconstruction and Deye.
lopment has been honored by the
decoration of the Order of San Car
los.
According to the Banks bylaws,
Lacayo-Fiallos could not receive
the decoration, which is being
kept lin deposit" at the Ministry
of Public Works, where the insig-
MIA and scroll will be until he is
able to receive them.
During the discharge of his high
position in Colombia as repres
entative of the Bank, Engineer La.
cayo-Fiallos has won the respect
and good will Of both the Govern
ment and social circles of the
country. because of his gentle.
manly conduct, and the profes-
slonal ability characterizing his
mission.
Lacayo-Fiallos, ex-Minister of Pub.
lie Works of Nicaragua, is an out
standing continental figure, with
high significance in the field of
Inter American relations. His ad.
minlstrative and professional ca.
pacity have won for him high pc.
sltlons Of trust with the Interna-
tlonal Bank of Reconstruction and
development. He has been trans.
ferred to Washington by the ms
tuition, and he will establish res
idence in the US. capital.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
PRESIDENT
SENDS CONGRATULATIONS

WASHINGTON -(UPI)- Pres
ident Eisenhower sent a congra.
tulatory message to General Ga.
briel Paris Gordillo, President of
the Colombian Military Junta, on
the anniversary of this country's
independence.
1T gives me great pleasure on
this anniversary of the independ,
ence OF Colombia, to send to your
excellency and t the peple t
Clombia. the INST sincere en-
gratulations and votes from the
people of the U.S."
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
SHRIMP EXPORTS

MEXICO CITY -(UPD- Me-
xico exports so million pounds of
shrimp a year worth $40 million
annually, according to Mazatlan
shrimp tycoon Agustin Leon de la
Barra,
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
SHOOTING IN BOLIVIA
AFTER | ELECTION

LA PAZ. CUPID. - Congressional
elections were held in complete or
der but, last night, after the polls
closed, a shooting took place be-
tween members of the two main
parties, the National, Revolution
airy Movem e n t, the governing
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
EXILE THREATENED
in BUENOS AIRES

CUBAN exile, Jorge ValdeS Miriam
da, a member of the 26th of July
Movement, told the press that on
the 9th of this month he was
threatened with death and kid
mapping if he did not leave Ar.
gentina and stop his propaganda
activities in favor of Fidel Castro.
ValdeS Miranda said that on this
day, late at night, he was ap-
preached by two unknown men in
downtown Buenos Aires who spoke
alphabetically to him of the Cuban
situation. So:
He added that during the CONVEX
sation they came to a car; into
which his companions tried to
make him enter, under the pretext
of having him speak at a meeting
about the movement against Bats
ia, but when he refused, the two
men threatened him with guns and
made him get into the car, taking
him to a secluded spot and beating
him, Their telling him to leave Ar.
gentina Within three days and
stop all activity in favor of Castro.
He said that, from their way of
speaking, he was sure that one
of the two attackers was of Cuban
nationality, and that the driver of
the al and the third man were
Argentinian.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22

group, and the Falange.
1t is not known if there were
any dead or wounded in the out
break, which happened about s:15
in this capital.
The conflict was regarding a
number of votes also practically
limited to the Nation Revolution
airy Movement and the Falange.
The Falange was the first to re-
ceive more votes but the National
Revolutionary Movement quickly
went out in front and last night,
with So tables counted in La Paz,
1t had 7,100 to the Falange's
5000.
The Caribineers and Army
troops were kept in their barracks,
but the Carabineers were given
three hours during the day in or
der to vote.
The presence of priests and nuns
was especially noted at the polls.
Gas TOURISM MEETING
IN MEXICO CITY
MEXICO CITY -(UPD- Fran
cisco viliagran, Director General
of Toiurism, said plans have been
completed for the second meet
] ing Of the technical commission
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
BRAZILIAN OFFICIALS
DISCUSS SITUATION
OF MIDDLE EAST OIL

RIO DE JANEIRO - CUPID -
The President Of the National Pc
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22

8. Recognition of the services
given by high military officials.
The sources added that members
of the Cuban Revolutionary Party,
the Orthodox Party, the Anthem
tic Organization, the Revolutionary
Directive, and a group of uniden-
titled military men arr in Caracas.
1t is said that the fifth point
of the unity plan which was
announced by the rebel radio was
explicitly included in order to
admit the group of Cuban military
men into the proposed united front.
A representative of the 18th of.
July Movement in this city said
that, according to telegram from
Caracas which were received by
the organization, all of the groups
meeting in the Venezuelan capital
are. agreeably impressed with the
proposed moderated points OF
Castro"
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22

Member Infer American
Press Association
For Liberty, Culture and
Hemisphere Solidarity
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-03
Caldwell United Presbyterian
Church

Fred H. Eastman, Pastor
Sunday school, $50 a. m.
Worship service, 1890 a. m
Sermon The Lords Supper.
Evening service, 700 p. m. at
the Methodist church. Rev. East
man will preach on Keeping
Step ito the Music"
Wednesday, ZOO p. m. Mid
week Bible study. 800 p. m
Choir rehearsal.
Monday, July 7, session and
trustee monthly meeting, 7:3O
p. m. The sanctuary of the church
is air conditioned this summer
so that the worshippers are
always comfortable.
Rev. Fred Eastman completed
twenty five years of service as
camp director, camp manager, or
a staff member at the senior high
conference last week at Camp
PreSmont.
Rev. Eastman will be on vaca-
ton the last two weeks IN July
and the last two weeks of Aug
uSt. The last week of August the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-03
Mrs. Iva F. Masters Dies
In Cambridge Hospital

Fneral services were held
at the Gardner funeral home at
2:30 p. m (DST) Saturday for
Mrs. Iva Florence Masters, 81,
life long resident of Monroe
county. Burial was made in the
Summerfield cemetery.
Mrs. Masters died Wednesday
afternoon at Guernsey Memorial
hospital where she had been ad-
mitted last week from the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Florence
Smith, of near Summerfield.
Born Feb. 1877, a daughter of
John K. and Martha Gibson
Robinson, she was a member Of
the Summerfield Methodist
church. Mrs. Masters husband,
Perry, died about 40 years ago.
Surviving besides Mrs. Smith
are two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Dot
son, of Summerfield, and Mrs.
Grace Snynder, of Mechanics
burg (near Londonn) and a
brother, Clyde Robinson, Of Stat
ford.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-03
Workmen's S Compensation
Reports Are Now Due

The Bureau of Workmen' S
Compensation this week is send
ing to approximately 10000
Ohio Employers payroll report
forms covering the period of
January /, 1858 to June 80, 1858,
James L. Young, administrator,
announced today Employers are
urged to complete the reports at
once and mail the premium to
the treasurer of the state.
According to Richard w.
Eibon, chief of the accounts sec
ton of BWC, this report should
be filed before July 81 to insure
an early receipt of the certificate
of premium payment. It must be
filed and paid on or before Aug.
81, 1858, in order for Ohio en-
ployers to keep their Workmen's
Compensation insurance cover
age in effect.
The BWC maintains l6 branch
offices in various Ohio cities
where information may be OBJ
tanned to help complete this re-
port properly. They include
Akron, Canton, Cincinnati, Co
lumbus, Cleveland, Dayton,
Hamilton, Lima, Logan. Mans
field, Martins Ferry, Portsmouth,
Springfield, Toledo, Youngstown
and GAINESVILLE.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-03
ReoI Estate Trunsfers

Fern A. Mcleod to w. L. and
Hermin Lamb, Seneca Lake,
Lashley's Addition, lot 25.
w. L. and Hermin Lamb to
| Richard Elmo and verna M.
Eastman, Seneca Lake, Lashley's
addition, lot 25.
James H. and Rita Harper to
Alice Gorrell, Sharon township,
1885 acres.
Walter S. and Rosa E. Boone
to Roy and Walter Harper,
assignment.
Steve Varhola, deceased, to
Mary Varhola, North Belle Val
| ley, lot $50, certificate for trans
fer.
c. r. Atkinson (auditor) to
George and Rosella Young, Det-
roit, lot Al, auditors deed.
Roland and Mildred Boyd to
Mildred Noll, village of Cald-
we'll.
George and Susie Barlock to
Paul Barlock, Florence addition,
lot lat.
Mike Bakos, Jr., administrator
of Anna Bakos, to Fraternal
Order of Eagles, Noble Aerie No.
1852, Florence addition, lot 179,
administrators deed.
Leonard r. and Freda A.
Lashley to Eugene B. Ward,
right of way.
John w. Millhone to Eugene
B. Ward, right of way.
Lois Reed, ct. al, to Willard
Dwight and .Treva Charlene
Tilton, Marion township, village
of Summerfield, 5.64 acres.
Austin Hurst, deceased, to
Lucy Hurst, ct. al, village of
Caldwell, lots q and WIZ 26,
certificate for transfer.
Fred and Helen Gordon to
Virgil H. Watson, oil and gas
lease.
Josephine and Clarence haylor
to Nellie Benus, Noble township,
80 acres, quit claim deed.
Henry F. Fleeman to the Ohio
Fuel Gas Co, right of way.
w. A. Quigley to Robert Flee
man, assignment Of oil and gas
leasehold interest.
c. Ed. Martin to Robert Flee
man, assignment of oil and gas
leasehold interest,
Forrest Marshall to Robert
Fleeman, assignment of oil and
gas leasehold interest.
Henry Hercher to Robert Flee
man, assignment of oil and gas
lease hold interest.
Carl Martin to Robert Flee
man, assignment of oil and gas
leasehold interest.
Florence B. Viking to Robert
Fleeman, assignment of oil and
gas leasehold interest.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-03
NMtch NotQ4 80

Eastman family will be at cot
tage on Seneca lake. The other
weeks will be spent visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Warren
Stanley and family, at Wooster,
and their son, Frederick Eastman
and family in Columbus.
There will be church services
every Sunday during the vaca-
ton periods. DR.. Charles Davis,
our superintendent of schools
will preach on July 10th, one
Sunday, Miss Mary Radcliffe, and
Mrs. Natalie Dahood will report
on the meeting Of the Women
association held this past week
at Purdue University. The ses-
sion will conduct one service and
another Sunday viii feature a
report on the annual meeting of
the National association OF
Presbyterian men.