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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Over 300 Attend Whiteville
Production Credit Meetinu


Over 300 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
crs and number OF other per-
sons were in attendance at the
twenty-fourth annual meeting of
stockholders of Whiteville Pro-
duction Credit Association at the
Columbus County Courthouse
on Saturday.
Among business transacted by
the group was the reelection of
II. III. Collins of the Smyrna area
and NJ. S. Turner Of Fair Bluff
TO the Board of directors of the
organization for terms of three
years each.
voting in person end by proxy.
over 30 per cent of the outStand-
ING shares of capital stock of the
organization were cast in favor
OF an issue, if necessary, of class
I. pcrferred stock CT the aSso-
cation to the Governor of the
Farm Credit Administration. The
amount was limited to 100000,
% and none of this issue may
be negotiated after December 81 r.,
1860.
{. r. Yoder, gene, al-manager
ana secretary-treasurer of the
association stated Hat the issue
may be necessary tC support an
increasing volume Of short and
intermediate term ,oans to help
IA; mcr-mcmbers make adjust
mentS in their fam programs,
To develop additional sources of
Ii'rm income to supplement- de-
Ginning tobacco income, and esp
eclally to develop sound live
stock and poultry operations.
The association will be bound
To pay cumulative dividends for
the use of the capital in an a.
mount at least equal to the av-
erage cost of bonds issued by the
U. 5. Treasury within the wear
M, aC|''i"
- ne S'ockh"ioers ~lso author
maJ az ISSUE Oh class A prefer
- 'oCh 10 De purchased and
n ,on oii'y oy meHAoers of the
- '',o't over 'n9 next three
- rs 't'iS STOCK Is increased
,'r,,. r, '' ' "t to' farmers, the
I'D :, .%N "'N N'''''' may De lSsu-
r,,i,ad -" 80" 10y ci'''i'ht VIII be
-, % '"'io'''oh' permit.
..... ''''.'i'S '"e report on
.ro,,n w., .l,l,'',onS TO the
.,.i,t,.n 49,, ' 60 ma, the as
r.n,,. ~, ru-. .l.. VIC iioS'
. .rr.. +, ,.,'. 81 any year
...,f.. 40. -. 49, - '"' mat
md, g..,, 10. 80 80, reserve
..ri. ?, ,,o ,.,i,... '' '',''c 10" III
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
WE'D. MAR A. 1858 THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE PAGE

Mrs. Arthur Prince, Mrs. Lon
ME L. Willoughby. Jr. and Mrs.
james Brice.
a sweet course waS served by
Mrs. Gordon following IN, play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29

This building is proposed for construction at
1120 Connecticut avenue NV, across from
the Mayflower Hotel, by Jack !. Bender. &
Co., builder beginning about June /. Berla
& Abel are the architects. Completion is
scheduled for September, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
kitchens
Can Be
Dynamite
An Open Letter
In Behalf Of
More of Them

Here's a self-e1plGnGtory
open letter to the neiDly
elected premier of the USSR.
1t deals NTH a magazine
article tDritten IN Washington
and illustrated NTH photo
graphs taken In the Washing
ton area.
1--WE trust It iDiu be taken
In the friendly, cooperative.
informative, and somewhat
HOht-heGrted spirit In Which
it is tUrttten.J
Ills Excellency Nikita 8.
Kruschchev.
Chairman, Council Of
Ministers Of the USSR.
Dear Mr.. Chairman:
TITS probably only fair to
warn you at the very Begin
ming Of your administration
that there's dynamite in an
article appearing in the March
issue Of an American magazine
now being distributed in the
Soviet Union.
This handsome magazine is
called America You've doubt
less read some Of the IL prev
ious monthly issues distributed
in your country during the past
year and q half.
at Is printed in the Russian
language, and 1000 copies Of
the present issue are to be sold
in 40 Soviet cities. Publisher is
the United States Information
Agency. The agency operates
under an exchange agreement
providing for distribution in
the United States Of . like
number of copies Of "USSR. !"
Q Soviet magazine printed in
English.
1.-THE dynamite, Mr.. Chair
man, appears on pages "a. IS.
SO and 81. The text is, Of course.
printed in your Cyrillic alph-
bet, which is unfamiliar to most
Of us in the United States.
1.-THE title Of the article was
translated for me over the tele-
phone by a Mr.. Tom Wilgus.
a library assistant in the Slavic
Room Of the Library Of Con-
greSS.
II explained to him on the
telephone what the Cyrillic let
tiers looked like. since ! couldn't
name them. CR's as seen in q
looking-glass: upside-down LIS;
backward-written MS; the nu-
neral 8: and AS set on little
platforms, etc).
Mr.. Wilgus quickly came up
with the translation. It was
quite innocent-sounding. But
believe me, sir, there can be
much trouble and unrest in this
kind Of writing when read by
women-whether they are Am
erican women or Soviet women
"You will understand what
I mean, I believe. when I tel
you that the innocent-soundine
title of this magazine article II
Kitchens, Today and Tomor-
row."
when you LOOK at the photo
| Continued on Page B-7, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29

More than so builders VIII
participate in next months
observance of Home Buyers
Week, Jon England. chairman
of the event sponsored by the
Home Builders Association Of
Metropolitan Washington. said
today. In cooperation with
the association. a special Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
so Builders to Participate
In SPRING Home Promotion

ton of The Star will be issued
April 26 to launch the week.
Plans for the observance be-
ginning on that date were adj
,vanced at a meeting Of the as
ISOLATION this week at the Ma
tional Housing Center.
w. Evans Buchanan. presi-
See HOME WEEK, Page B-2
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

9as taken 70 MEDICAL College Of
Virginia hospital THURSDAY rnare
she Is quite iii nef many friends
n the county hope shr Win soon
be better.
Sportsman Sessions
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Allen.
Tommy Flippen and E,ldridge Nc
MILAN nutored to Newport New
Saturday to attend the meeting Of
the Eastern Regional and Virginia
Peninsula Sportman Association
at Magruder School
Fifteen little girls were h e
guests Of Carol Morris for a Hal
lowten party Saturday night They
joyed 4 costume parade hobbed
Tor apples and several other
z me Mrs Garland Morris.
Carol mother. greeted the COS
TUNED guests in her Witch's earb
With her. ghosts and black cats
used as decorations. some Of the
guests seemed not to be to anxious
to come inside They had forgotten
this by the time the Halloween re-
freshnents appeared and all
agreed il was a fine party. Guests
Karon Sue and Pamela Boyles
Linda Lawrence, Linda Hoffman.
Cynthia Hardy, Polly Barksdale,
S ar h Holland Farrar, Louise
Dickens. Katherine and B e y
Smith. Sallie McConnaughey. Celia
Lennon, Barbara Ashman and Deb
bic Lewis. Of CreWe
Mrs Charles Crnze. Of Rich
mond, was the week end guest Of
her daughter. Mrs Garland Nor
ris. and Nj. Morris.
Mi. and Mrs Hiram Holmes
motored to South Hill Sunday for
a visit With his parents, Mr. and
Mrs A. w Holmes They also
visited the R. f. Williams ST.. and
Jr, IN Victoria
OFT TO Biaeksburg
MI and Mrs John Woods and
son. John, Jr, left early Sunday
morning for Blacksblug to spend
the day with their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr and Nrs- Charles
Snearer
Mrs Philip soashan wood and
net sister. Miss Lucille Wilkinson.
had as their guests Saturday Mrs
Woods son and his wife, Mr. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Dinner Meeting IN A..si:a
Di..e. Mssf"s IN amelia
Area Bankers Hear Federal Reserve
Official Stress Public Relations

Directors. officers and employees
must recognize their community of
interest and work together towards
common end if a bank s public
relations program is to be success
fnl. James NJ Stay. vice president
OF the Federal Reserve Bank. Rich
mond told the Southside Regional
Clearing House Association az their
dinner m G ng In the Amelia
County War Memorial Building
Tuesday night. October u
Public relations is selling sell
ing bank is lob calling lor
ethics. dignity and honesty M
canned program Will do. each bank
has its own personality. he said.
The image of a bank in the com
munitys mind is the picture
painted by its officers. and en-
ployees with whom 80 per cent of
the customers deal If these EN-
ployees are impolite. rude or cold
the image is not good. the EN-
ployee is the. key to a good public
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

Rhoads M0nday They represented
tht Amelia County Garden Club,
Among the Amelians witnessing
tie Tobacco Festival parade In
Richmond Friday night we're Mrs.
Thomas Eppes and childsen, MI
aAd Mrs + Childress, Mrs III
y Emerson ana MIS- ~ohn Black
At foxhunters Nee,
] Gordon Dickerson. George o.
Hardy Jr T. NJ sanderson and
Eail Mann Mere among those from
the county III tina meeting hi Till
Nlrgma FOX Hunters A oclaiion
meeting held at South Hill. Thurs
DAY through Saturday
Quite a number Of residents from
Amelia We're in Richmond Oh sat
nrday tar tAe NPI-W VII football
game Among them ware MI ani
Mr Charles A Holman. III Nh
and Mrs Clyde Hi NJ and Mrs
I NAL q Flippcn pr and Mrs
James Il O'Neal. MI and NJ.
Hiram A Holmes Ma ana Mrs
John H DICKENS. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Boo1er, B. S. Byrd the Mi
ton Reds and others.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

relations program
Stockholders. directors. manage
ment. officers and employees Of i
bank must cooperate for effective
public relations by advertising. pub
llclty customer contacts. solicita
ton OF new business. community re
latonS and most important direct
personal contact AZ the bank. at
home and IN tile community, Stay
declared
I has was The 18Th meeting held by
thls group with banks from poWha
tan Cumberland Blackstone, l.un.
enhurg. CreWe. Amelia. Farlnyille
and Burkeyille represented Ap-
proXimately is N { m b ers were
greeted by DE- James L. Hammer.
president of the Union Bank and
Trust Company. Amelia. at the
opening Of the meeting
j Gordon Dickerson. yice-presi-
dent of the host bank. introduced
the speaker.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Amelia c. H. News, Social Events
Hostess Clad In Witches Costume
Creefs Halloween Party Guests

Mr. ana Mrs. N r. Kant1ler, III
Chicago. returned home Tuesday
after several days visit with their
cousins. MIR and MIS- j Gordon
Tilnan Mrs Dorothy West and the
Tilman's daughter, Mrs W u.
Hickman. and two children. all NJ
Richmond. were a~o there for
several days
Miss Betty Jackson. of Charles
ton. S c., visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs W S. Jackson, At their
new home here fol Several days
III PeterSbWe Wednesday for
the meeting of members Of tho
Woman Auxiliary Of the Eplsco-
pal Diocese Of Southern Virginia
we're Mrs Charles A Holman. Mrs.
] Craig Ashinan. Mrs G. Garland
Hacheson and Alr II B Mason
Of Christ Church Amelia There
We're 1863 persons present from Is
parishes III the Diocese.
Garden Club Meets
Members Of the Amelia County
Garden Club held their monthly
meeting Thursday. October %. III
the home OF Mrs. c S Farmer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

,dss Philip 5 Wood Il. Miss
:, -llkin5cr vas ii Richmond o.
business IiiiH sGay
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Fippes and
children motored to Appomattox
Sunday to see places OF historical
interest.
Mrs. H. c. Rucker who expected
to return TO her home here on
Monday. has decided to stay al
her sons III Arlington Tor another
week
Delegates to the YEA meeting
II Richmond this week from
Amelia schools are Mrs. Charles
r Hardy and Mrs Joe Wilson,
Jr They viii leave for the meet
ing Wednesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

Mrs Howard M Morecock. Of
Bristol, was the guest for several
days Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Stark recently.
MISS judy O'Neal and her room
mate. Miss Sarah Lou Richardson.
Of Salem College at Winston Salem,
N C. were the week end guests
Of Miss O'Nealfs parents, Dr. and
Mrs James i O'Neal They all
attended the Tobacco Festival fes-
tiYitieS II Richmond
Mi and Mr.. Hardy Crigg we're
in Lancaster over the week end
visiting her mother Mrs j l.
CornWel
n Garter Vaughan. d Charles
ten, W Val. was "a Amelia Satur-
day for the funeral of his mother,
Mrs John W Vaughan.
Mrs A. D sydnor, of Mannboro,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Who starts the Electric Heartbeat
of your new home?
The anszver is ). quite a lot of people!

First there's your Electrical Contractor who
instas the entrance panel Of 100 ampere capa-
city or more the regular and heavy duty
circuits d. . the lights =. outlets the built in
appliances all the helpers that will bring you
Better Living Electrically.
Next comes the city or county inspector who
goes over the installation from fuse panel to
light switches When he's made sure the work
has been properly planned and installed, he sends
his written okay to vEPco.
Only after that official Certificate, can YOUR
vEPco Serviceman call and install the free wiz
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

ing from the power line to the meter box and
turn on the power This free cable and service
entrance is service that substantially cuts the
cost of modern HORSEPOWER
So, when you make your moving-n plans, give
everybody chance to do his job right That way,
the electric heart Of your new home will be hit
ting its tireless 60to-the- second beat by the time
you and your moving van roll up to the door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29
CSC Warming
to NALC Brings
Threat of Probe

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20
tAP)-The Civil Service Com
mission has been threatened
with a congressional investiga-
ton because Of a telegram sent
the National Association of Let
ter Carriers about the man
picked to be grand marshal Of
the associations convention pa
rade.
California Attorney General
Edmund @. Brown withdrew as
grand marshal after Civil Serv-
ice Commission Chairman Har-
ris Ellsworth wired the NALC
that Mr.. Browns presence
might cause the parade to be
considered as "a political pa
rade and thus a violation
of the Hatch Act"
Mr.. Brown. a Democrat, OPP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. Ldto couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, todit three
fun days and receiDe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
william p Munford. 10, 1891 Florids
ave NE, and Louise @. Gross. 10,
930 14th St. sc.
Hurshal r, Taylor, 10, Pontiac, Mich,
and olida M. Henderson, 49, Airing
Dennis II. Ramsey, "a, and Minnie l.
Thomas. a., both Of Alexandria.
Lucius Anderson, jr., 20, 6bs 18th 81
ne. and Shirley A. Garner 20
ST, NV. and Willette A. Price. 81
1878 Kilbourne pl, nv.
Milton BRYANT. jr.,' 25. 1901 Nebraska
ave, nv: and. Carrie 3. Walters. ~
seymour j. Keitltn, 81, 9l3, Hamlin
st. NV, and Roberta P. Laiefsky.
10, 1855 Peabody q. n ".
Floyd O. Mlchaels, 81. Ft Myer, Va.
. and E1i k:Enp A. spy so e. Ar ~ ns
and Frances V. Hamm, 20, iisS 10th
Frsdsriick C. Hushes. r., IS, $500
Nebraska ave; nv and Rosalie c.
Ro ssTi' II Hunt si a. 2s sasT sptne and
CAROLYN =. Fields, 10. Mt, Rainier
Harvey j Dent, ir., 30. and Grace 8.
Backrich, 10. both Of 240S Rhode
Island ave. ne.
Howard Ulfelder, ir., %, Winchester
Mass. and Susanna =. Magner. 10.
0lpssman0r. Nd
Albert A. Chisley. ~. 446 9 st. NV.
and MARY r. Norman, "a, 1885
Stevens I'd sc.
William n. NJ Lutyeus. 80, and Con-
suelo p. Speare, 80, both Of 1411
Fred 9'n 3 - Thoms. 20, aoe Decatur st
NV. and corine Russell 23. 22s
Tennessee ave, ne.
Robert L. walker, 81, New York City
and Bonnie L. Theuret' H. Hyatts-
jaw N. Cantor, IS, and Merle. N. Gal
win, 20, both Of 1922 Northampton
JOHN Y. Jackson. 81. 500 sheridan g
NV. and Mary d. Williams II, 12a
oscar cane T 81 s;s 80. 1918 Eye St .s,s,
Daniel q Dawkins, 81. liz AopeS lpi
ne. and Barbara 3. knaoinett' IL
10 Miimsrson pl. NV:
Curtis N. Adams, ~, 1913 Fairmon'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29

poses United States Senator
William +. Knowland. a Repub-
lican, for the governorship Of
California.
The commission chairman
was out Of line in his warning,
Representative James S. Nor
rison, Democrat of Louisiana,
told the letter carriers. and
come next January one OF
the first orders Of business will
be to investigate the Civil Serv-
ice Commission for sticking its
nose into' other peoples BUSH
ness. for being so ignorant as
not to know what the laws of
Congress mean and for trying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29

81 NV and Jean M. wallace. 81.
b04 Gath st. NE.
william p. Mccormick. AZ, New York
City, and catharine Birch, 4s, 3032
n ct. NV.
James NJ. Day. 10, Is4o stanton ter
Sc. and June N. Smith, Is. AIS 10th
ct. Sc.
Frank U. Naughton III, 81, Short Hills,
n. j., and Elizabeth NJ. Sayre. "a,
42l2 Yuma at. NV.
John n Y. EEohlinE. 20. IFS CT
Woodley I'd. NV.
Charles Henry Humss. r.. 80. Capitol
Heiehtg. Nc and Barbara M. zell-
ner, II, 2ls Mississippi ave. sc.
Robert A. Smithe. "a. 1913 Hobart a.
Nv, and Josephine =. Konshinsky,
~, Hitler Pa,
BENJAMIN w. Jones, 20, 49ie Ames At
Spring
siemund r. Pineus. %, $3.50 am AZ
ne, and Diane L. Sugar, 10, 1881
sycamore st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29

to dictate politics In any given
State, whether through the
front. side or kitchen door !"
Mr.. Morrison is ranking
member Of the House Post Of
fee and Civil Service Commit
tee.
The NALC reelected Presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29
Gibbons Medal Goes
To T. {. Murruy

Thomas E. Murray. former
member of the Atomic Energy
Commission. has been selected
to receive the Cardinal Gibbons
Medal, highest honor of the
Alumni Association of Catholic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29
FreehiII Aide Named

Appointment Of Augustus C.
johnson Of Springfield, Va. as
headquarters committee chair
man in the campaign of Joseph
H. Freehill, Democratic nominee
for Congress In the 10th Vir-
glnia district. was announced
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29
BY waIt Disney

University. The award will be
presented at the annual home
coming banquet November Is.
Mr.. Murray, a member Of the
Acc from 1850 through July
1857, is nov a consultant to the
Joint Congressional Atomic
Energy Committee. He lives in
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29

dent william c. Doherty and
his fellow officers to two-year
terms and picked Cincinnati.
Mr.. Doherty's home town. for
the 1860 convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29

If you want to be q big wheel in compus
fashion, stort collecting your new outfit
from Penney's. Your jacket is a neotIy
fitted wool bIozer Handsomely tailored
with white piping on navy or grey.
Sizes 10 to TO- Your skirt is proper
toned. wooI-nyIon, mensweor flannel.
Bock-ined to resist soeeine. Hond-wosh-
able. Pick from easy to coordinate
Heather tones. Petite sizes 10 to 10.
Average sizes 10 to 20, Toll sizes IL
to lS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-09
VENEZUELA
Wiene de Ia Primera)

~vilistas, Sc abstendran de pro-
porcionar o sumarse a la pro-
clamacion de Larrazabal, pref
riendo designar candidates pro-
pios.
Rafael Caldera, ell jefe de
COPEI, declare que su parti-
do estaria de acuerdo unica-
mente con una candidatura civil
y que por 10 tanto rechazaria
la possible designation de LARA
zabal como candidate.
Ell poderoso Partido Accion
Democratica, por SUI parte, dio
a entender la semana pasada,
por medic de i'm portavoz, que
es cast SECURE que respalde la
candidatura de Larrazabal, CO.
mo su propio candidate.
Mientras tanto, en- la lista de
precandidatos, ademas de La
rrazabal, figuran ell economissa
Jose Antonio Mayobre, actual
Ministro de Hacienda, ell peda-
gogo y politico Rafael Pizani,
Ell cientifico Martin Vegas, ell
abogado Carlos Morales y ell me-
dico y literato Julio de Armas.
Sc espera tambien que la Sc
mana proxima Sc agregen otros
nombres a la lista.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-09
JEFES -.
(Viene de Ia Primera)

CV1ene DE Ia Fr1mefa)
do por los comunistas cnnos pa
ra sus aguas territoriales frente
a la terra firme.
La nueva advertencia de Pc
kin. vino al mismo tempo que
los comunistas reanudaban q
caloneo de las Quemoy tras III
pausa de tres dias. Radio Pekin
dijo que Sc trataba de un bonn
bardeo punitive.
AL comenzar Ell bombardeo,
sin embargo, ningun buque de
guerra n-orteamericano Sc halla-
ba en- aguas de las Quemoy.
DE MAO
TOXIC, Sept. 3-tUPD~El
Presidente del Partido Comu-
nista Chino Mao Use Tung dijo
hoy que esperaba que las proxi-
mas conversaciones en- Varsovia
entire los Estados Unidos y Chi
ma 'llegarian a algun resulta.
do" pero mantuvo que la situa-
cion international en- estos mo-
mentos era un case del viento
este prevaleciendo sobre Ell wen
to del oeste". ~
En- I'm discurso en- la session
de clausura de una reunion de
la Conferencia Supreme del Es-
taco Comunista Chino en- Pc.
kin, Mao dijo:
La presente situaci6n es ia.
vorable a los pueblos que en- to.
do ell mundo estan luchahdo
por la paz', segIn informo la
agencia de noticias China Nue..
va
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-09

de la casa de socorro de Sar
Lazaro. En- tanto que las mis-
mas Sc realicen, la asistencis
medica de urgencia que ALI sc
presta, la brindara la casa de so.
zorro de Corrales y Ell cuerpo
de guardia del Hospital Munich.
pal Freyre de Andrade, siendo
trasladado tambien para Cora.
les Ell Servicio de asistencia do.
mIciliaria.
AL informar 10 que antecede,
Ell director del departamento de
Sandal del Municipio de LIE Ha
bana, doctor Rolando Poxo, ana
do que la Administrator espe-
ra del pueblo la mayor coopera-
cion en- ell sentido de disculpar
cualquier molestia que ell trasla-
do provisional de dichos, servi-
clos origine, va que en- definiti.
va los mismos seran ampliados
y modernizados.
Las obras que Sc iniciaran ell
martes, costaran $4,000.
AUTOMOVIL GUIADO POR
UNA DANA CAUSA LA
MUERTE DE TRES PERSONALS
En- la esquina de Mercaderes
y Empedrado, en- La Habana
Vlela, Ell auto manejado por la
sonora Maria Rosa de la Vega,
Sc proyecto contra I'm poste.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-09

jefe de la armada y hermano del
pr~esidente.
Otro de los factories que pro-
voco ell alzamiento fue la i'm
preston entire los oficiales j6ve-
mes de que la accion era necesa.
ria antes que las fuerzas arma-
das Sc quedaran sin jefes.
Muchos jefes militares promi-
nentes, fueron enviados al exte.
rior inmediatamente despues de
la revolution de enero al DIES.
tierro o a puestos diplomaticos
confiados a ellos por considera-
clones politicas. Otros, como ell
ex Ministro de Guerra General
Jose Maria Castro Leon, exilado
despues del abortado alzamien-
to militar de julio, y, hace me-
nos de dos semanas, ell Coronel,
Jose Maria Perez Morales, jefe
del estado mayor conjunto de
las fuerzas armadas a quien Sc
envi6 a Washington como adic-
to militar, consideration que los
politicos estaban eliminando a
los militares uno por uno con
ell proposito de debilitar la d.
reccion militar en- forma que, a
la larga, toda accion militar CO.
ordinada resultara impossible.
TANQUES OBLIGARON A
LA RENDICION
CARACAS, Sept. 8.-(UPD-
La policia militar Sc rindio
abriendo las puertas del Quartet
y dejando que entraran en- Ell
los manifestantes que Sc halla-
ban afuera.
Los rebeldes Sc rindieron po-
co despues de haber anunciado
ell gobierno que enviaria tan
ques para obligarles a deponer
las armas.
BESIDE que entraron los mani
festantes no Sc volWeron a DIR
disparos.