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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
Joyus del Cine en-
Ia BibIotecu

La Biblioteca Publica de Miami
anuncia otra de u escogidas Pc
liculas.
pride and Prejudice sera la Sc.
gunda cinta exhibida en- la nueVa
serie de "PelicuIas Favoritas". Ha-
bra dos funciones, como de cos
tumbre, ell proximo %jueves, dia 26;
a liza una de la tarde y a las ocho
de la noche.
La comedia de Jane Austen,
pride and Prejudice" describe la
aventura de amor de un caballero
~aristocrata y una muchacha a quien
disgusta SUI arrogancia de la misma
manera y con la misma %sinceridad
que Ell desprecia a SUI madre mer'
cenaria y a SUI deprimente familia.
La novela Sc publico en- 1913,
aunque habia sido escrita diez y
seis amos antes. En- la pelicula, ell
interes Sc centra en- ell romance
entire ell hermoso, rico y super-en-
greido, Mr.. Darcy Lawrence Oil
vier) y la sencilla y "moderna"
Elizabeth Bennett (Greer CARSON.
La pelicula Pride and Prejudi-
ce" fue recibida con grandes ala
banzas- por la critica, en- 1910.
La entrada a las dos funciones
de la una y las ocho es gratis. Los
boletos pueden adquirirse en- ell
vestibulo de la Biblioteca PuDlica
ell lunes dia % a las 6 de la tarde,
hasta que Sc terminen.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
A NUESTROS A DE
AMERICA

Ell secuestro de Candida de la
Tore, consumado por los sicarios
de Fulgencio Batista en- Ell noble
Suelo mexicano; su fruStrado asesi-
nato en- cualquiera de las camaras
de torturas con que tan sadico tira
no ha equipado cada estacion de
policia Quartet del %ejercito 0 pri-
sion dc Cuba, aSi como su obliga-
da devomcion a Mexico en- las pc
nosas condolences fisicas en- que va
10 tenian 'sus verdugos ~retratan a
cuerpo entero al miserable que,
apoyado en- una camarilla de. ru-
flames tan abyectos como Ell, ha
llenado de luto y terror a la infe-
liz sociedad Guiana.
Pareci6ndole insuficientes los
inenarrables crimenes que en- la
hollada Patrls dc Marti suS secua-
ces diariamente cometen, Fulgen-
clio Batista, en- ell paroxismo de
Su lnnoale naturaleza, ha ordena-
do a sus mas connotados porristas,
entire los que singularmente Sc DIES
tacan Rolando Masferrer, Pillar
Garcia y Orlando Piedra, ell tras-
lado c~landestino de algunos de sus
matoneS a varios paises hispano-
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
Carias al Director
Carias al Director
GrUpO 10 Unidud
Revolucionuriu
Citu Atentudo
Sr. Director de-

DIARIO LAS AMERICAS
Ell Movimiento de Unidad Ma
cional Revolucionaria; rapidamen-
tie convoco a SUI executive en- pleno
con Ell fin de felicitar a los compa-
neros revolucionarios de La Haba.
ma, que al realizaI la aggression al
asesino y corrompido Santiago
Rey en- dias pasados han logrado
devolver la fe en- la causa revolu'
cionaria.
A nosotros no nos interesan las
criticas, es por ESQ que tenemos la
sinceridad y valcntia de declarar
este que todos piensan y pocoS Sc
atreven a deer.
No Sc puede responder o flo
res y versos a quIenes roban, ase
sinan, torturan y Sc aduenan arbi-
trariamente de I'M republica feliz.
La unidad opera en- Cuba en- la
base, por csc motive n gran
ofensiva revolucionaria ha comen-
zado.
Los esbirros de Batista en- Mexi-
co Secuestraron a Candidn de la
Tore trasladandool a Cuba, solo
la rapida y valiente intervention
del gobierno mexicano lie salvo la
vida.
Ell U.N.R. sahe perfectamente
que Santiago Rey en- union con Or
lando Piedra, fueron los autores
de este atentado al derecho de
asilo perpetrado en- Mexico.
La revolution Guiana no puede
permitir que este hecho quede inn
pune y por ende responde a Ell con
suS popios metodos y guiados por
I'm solo ideal y bajo una sola ban
dera; la Guiana,
POR UNA CUBA LIBRE Y DE
MOCRATICA, CONTRA TODAS
tPasa a la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
~Inyestigu eI Grun
JUrudo ell AsUnto
de Puerto Dodge

H.L
Ell Gran Jurado del Condado Da-
de, ha iniciado una Investigation
con referencia al financiamiento
de la Comision Municipal al plan
de construction del puerto mariti-
mo en- la Isla Dodge. Ell Alcalde
de Miami, Robert King High, com
parecio aver ante ell Gran Jurado,
despues de haber sido citado.
Tambien trascendi6 al publico
que ell Fiscal General del Estado,
Richard Gerstein y Ell ex Alcalde
de Miami, Abe Aronovitz, enemigo
declarado del plan del puerto, es-
tuvieron tratando del asunto reSer-
vadamente, ell lunes.
Ell Fiscal Gerstein, por SUI parte,
INDIGO que otras personas relacio-
nadas con ell financlamiento del
puerto serian llamadas a declarar
ante ell Gran Jurado, entire ellos
los comisionados municipales.
Ell Alcalde High, quien ha esta-
do opuesto al plan vigorosamente,
fue quien Solicito la Investigation,
dando lugar al establecimiento de
I'm estado de enemistad entire Ell
y sus c~ompaneros miembros de Co.
mission.
En-, una carta a Gerstein ell dia
7 de JUNO, ell Alcalde solicitaba
que Sc hiciera una revision de las
apropiaciones de la Comision Mu-
(Pasa a la Pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
Sobre ell Secuestro de Candida de
Ia Tore Comenta |. Ross Vergara

americanos y a los prOpios Estados
Unidos de Norteamerica a los fl
mes de secuestrdr, agredir anne
nazar y atemorizar a quienes des-
de ell exterior puedan denunciar
Sus crimenes.
La admission, FOR parte del des-
preciable tirano, de tan magno &C
to de filibusteriSmo y degradation
gubernamental, que constituye un
infame atentado a la Independent
cha e integridad de la Patria de
Juarez Y a los principles inmanen-
ties a la Organization de los Esta-
dos Americanos Y la Declaration
de los Derechos Humanos, en- mo-
do alguno signlficara una afrenta
para Fulgencio Batista, pues para
clio seria necesario que por 10 me-
nos un cia de SUI %existencia 10 hui
biese vivldo con honor, pero evil
denciara, por milesima vez, la alb
soluta cobardia de csc contumaz
delIncuente que sabiendose ell azo-
tie de la sociedad que en- desgracia
10 SURE en- vaIlas ocaSioneS cini-
camente ha pretendido aparentar
alternatives simbolicas con Lin
coin y Napoleon va que basto la
~energica intervention de un dig
no y. responsible hombre, como
sin duds 10 es Don Adolfo Ruiz
Confines, Honorable Primer Ma
gistrado de la hermana Republica
de Mexico, para que conjuntamen-
te con Ell tetrico cupil, Sc estreme-
ciera de pavor y presurosamente
deyolviera a su presa, que va CO.
menZaba a ser devorada.
Duras palabras las que brotan
del mdignado pecho pero que Sc
me antoian mas suaves que los
petalos de una rosa cuando van di-
rigidas d denunclar la inmensa ira.
gedia a que en- la lejana y martiri-
zada Patria nuestros hermanos es-
tan condenados.
Siendome impossible conocer tan,
ia crueldad Y silenciar mi indig-
NADIA protesta es que decide salir
a las GALES libres de America a vo-
Gear ell "CRIMEN DE CUBA" Rue
go a los cubanos dignos que no
puedan ofrecer su %presencia a los
campos de batalla de Cuba Libre a
que, en- una u otra forma, hagan 10
mismo. Contribuyendo todos, con
los medjos que poseemos, al resca-
tie de la dignidad y soberania ma
cional. Nuestra propaganda perso-
nal llevara al conocimiento de los
hombres de America los vandali-
cos actos que ell orc corruption del
tirano pretende escamotear, y
nuestro generoso aporte economi-
(Pasa a La Pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18

considerar los ~diferentes probe.
mas"
Lo mismo que en- Ell plan ante
rior, Sc pagaria la deuda de sci
millones que Sc han empleado en-
ell nuevo Aeropuerto international,
hacienda una nueva y mucho ma.
yor mission de bonos.
Esta nueva deuda estaria respal.
dada por ell Aeropuerto Internacio-
nal y por los ~ingresos del Venatian
bonos seria suficientemente gran
de, para pagan los 81 millones en-
Causeway. Esta nueva emission de
bonos del aeropuerto: $40 Milo
mes en- pagares a corto plazo, emf
tidos recientemente para meioras
en- ell aeropuerto de emergencia y
mejoras %adicionales, y para ell nue.
vo "causeway'.
A diferencia del plan antique,
dijo Muskat, este nuevo plan no
dara a una sofa casa inversionista
ell derecho exclusive a comprar los
bonoS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
Plan Para Financiar Nueva Via
Hacia los Cayos de Ia Florida

La Comision del Condado Me-
tropolitano, esperaba poder apro-
bar I'm nuevo plan para ell finan.
ciamiento de un puente-camino a
los cayos del sur del condado.
Ell Presidente de la Comision del
Condado, Ralph Fossey, expreso
que confiaba en- que podrian tener
este proyecto en- Marcia, dentro
de los so a 80 dias proxImos.
Este nuevo plan tiene la sproba.
cion de consejeros de casas inver.
sionistas y del Comite ConSeiero
de la Autoridad de Puerto. Este
Comite fue organizado para estu-
diar ell programa de finaneiamien-
to del primer "causeway'' a los ca
yos del sur del Condado, que fue
propuesto ell mes de agosto del
ano pasado y ell cual fue objeto de
numerosaS criticas.
Gel nuevo plan, dijo Ell DR.. IT.
wing Muskat, presidente del Conf
te, "es objeto de extensos estudios
y Sc ha llegado a Ell, despues de
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18

8-Ninfa del mar
9-Extremidades
10-De esta marera
11-Embarcacion
16-Fluido imponderable
18-Rio de Italia
20-Esos otros
21%-Ejercer Ell sufragio
22-Jornada
23-Eezad
25-Semejantes, ~parecidos
26-Planta de flores rojas
29-Luz moderna
32-Pelo de un animal, Pl.
.33-Fra3 ante
35-Uva SEGA
36-Del yerbo orar
38--Progenitora
40-Mader preciosa
42--Letra griego
44-Serplente
45-Desembocadura de I'm rio EN-
ell mar, Inv.
46-Personaje biblico Incestuoso
47-Fluido aeriforme
48-Extremidades de las ayes
51-Preposicion inseparable
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
kiIiiar thiIeno en- Miami

En- vista de dos semanas
a las instalaciones de la Ma
rina de Estados unidos, lie
60 a esta Ell V~icealmirante
Leopoldo Fontaine, Conan
dante en- Jefe de la Armada
chilena. Lo %acompahan tres
ayudantes.
Los visitantes Sc dirigiran
a Nueva York, deSpues a
San Francisco, San Diego y
Los Angeles y, finalmente, a
Nueva Orleans.
Ell viaje del v~icealmirante
Fontaine y sus acompanan-
ties, forma parte de una Sc
RE de visitas a las instala-
clones navales norteamerica-
mas patrocinadas por la off
Gina de operaciones nayales,
Y a elias seran invitados los
Commentaries de las flotas
latinoamericanas.
- a" SO p aL .H1r#.N
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18
PR0GRAMA DEL FESTIVAL
MARTES. JUNO II

MARTES, JUNO II
Campeonato de soccer, 73O P. M, Curtis Park.
OrqueSta Sinfonica de Colombia, $50 P. M, Dade County
Auditorium.
Bale de Coronation, 10 P. M, Dupont Tarleton Hotel.
MERCEDES, JUNO IS
orquesta Sinfonica de Colombia, $50 F. M, Dade County Audi
forum.
JUEVES, 10
Goro del Toima, Colombia, $3.50 P. M, Dade County Auditorium.
VIERNES, JUNO 20
Torneo de Esqui Acuatico, Campeonato, 8 de la manana hasta las
4 de la tarde, Swan Lake 10000 N. w. 26 ST.
DeSfne de Modas, al mediodia, en- ell Dupont Tarleton Hotel
Boletos S..
Coro del Tolima, Colombia $50 P. M, Dade County Auditorium.
SABADO, JUNO 81
Campeonato de Golf, $50 A. M y 1 P. M, campo de Golf de
Miami Springs.
DOMINGO, JUNO 20 ~
Campeonato de Esqui Acuatico, finaEsta, 9 A. NJ Swan Lake.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-18

HOklZUNlALEo
1-Baile tipico cubano
+Polaina calzado
9-Isla del mar de Irlanda
12-Aplicacion
13-Departamento de Francia, va
riante
14-Agarradera
15-Ciudad de Italia
17-Cuerpo simple metalico
19-Letra griega
20-Nombre de mes
21--Goletas o bergantines
24-Incita invita-
27-Esracio de tempo, Inv.
decomposition musical
3O--Naipe
31-Yunque de plateros
32--Da de coceS
Standardization
34-Agrupacion Patriotica, lnic.
35-Uno de los s%postoles
36-Perclbir cor ell olfato
37--Linea secundaria
Scholastic, gravoso
Abel yerbo asar
43-Cafe o cantIna
44-Pieze de las campanas
46-Lago de Russia
49--Escuchar
50-Ciudad de Nigeria
52-Cloruro de sodio
53-Remueva la terra con ell ara
do
54EDomingo, por ejemplo
55-Constelacior
vERTICALES
1-Punto cardinal
2-Se atreve
3-Obras literarias
4-Dar segunda labor a las tie
rras
5-Del verbo osar
6-Infusion
J--Ciudad de Espaha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19

1907 2 Open 1919 Thurs.
7th 8 K 1873 Thurs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
STRATF'L-ATS:
CaSla1S Are Delightful

ToIened foties dotted with buohs bows buckles equally OF
home in cossrooms under office desks at Pores and budget
priced Sizes 40 From top: Black Brown suede buekIed
stop 1885, Block kid button oe bow $685. Black Golf black
suede stitched button tob, 1885,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-27
1S-Year-Olds Reminded To Register
AS Ohio Draft List Reaches Million

Colonel Harold L. Hays, state di-
rector of selective service, has an
nounced that the total draft registra-
ton i'm the state of Ohio since the
.reactivation of the local board system
in 1948, reached the one million mark
during the last month. Thus, Ohio
followed New York, Pennsylvania,
California, Texas and Illinois in
registering its one millionth man.
Colonel Hays pointed out that the
figure represents the number of reg
istrants in the state who were born
after August 30, 1922. and have be-
come Is years of age. "All of our
young men in Ohio with few excep-
tons are required to present them
selves to their closest local board and
submit to registration within five days
of their eighteenth birthday, " the state
director said.
We recognize there are some iso-
lated instances where boys becoming
eighteen do not register Immediately,
either through ignorance of the law
or for some other reason, but when
realizing they are subject to fine and/
or Imprisonment for failure to COM
ply, they quickly fulfill the obligation.
Therefore, it appears safe to assume
that the male population of the state
of Ohio between the ages of 18 and
IS and half is now slightly in excess
of one million"
Recognizing the high birth rate in
the early nineteen forties," Colonel
Hays continued, I'VE may expect a
rapid rise in registrations within the
next twelve months. In this regard,
/ cannot emphasize too greatly the
continuing requirement of our male
citizens and other male persons en-
tering the United States who reach
eighteen years of age to present them
selves to the nearest draft board with
in five days of their birth date. In
some of the counties in the state, sew
eral registration points have been
set up where men becoming eighteen
may register in their own local COM
munity. In all cases, however, there
is at least one registrar in the county
in the person of the local board clerk.
When the clerk is absent from the
office, volunteer registrars are avail
able to accept registrations during
the normal draft board hours"
In Allen county, the main registra-
ton point is the local selectve serv-
ice office at rooms 8 and 10, Post
Office building Lima. The chairman
of the draft board, Joe d. Gooding,
has stated that the office is open
from 8 a. m. to p. m. Monday
through Friday Qunch hour IL to II.
If the permanent address of the
registrant is not Allen county, the loc-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-27

Howard Lathrope, widely known
agronomist of the Nitrogen division,
Allied Chemical and Dye corporation,
will be the principal speaker at a
Crops and Soils meeting Wednesday
afternoon at / 80, March 5, in Pleas
ant Grange hall, Columbus Grove.
The meeting is being sponsored by
the Schumacher Soil Service of Col
umbus Grove.
Mr.. Lathrope has spoken at hun
dreds of farmer meetings during his
more than "a years in agriculture He
has appeared on radio and television
many times and has written articles
for such leading publications as Sue
cessful Farming, Prairie Farmer,
Farm Journal, Capper's Farmer and
Farm Quarterly.
Born and reared on a Wisconsin
farm, he is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin and holds bach
elor's and masters degrees in agri-
culture. He joined the Wisconsin Ex-
tension service shortly after gradua-
ton and served as county agricul-
ture agent for 22 years. He has also
served as extension agronomist at
Purdue university and was employed
by the Nitrogen division in 1854 in
his present position.
A great believer in trying out new
ideas in agriculture, Mr.. Lathrope OPP
crates on the principle that Beaten
paths are for beaten men,"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-27
Heart Attack Fatal
For Daniel Heron

Funeral services were held from
the Harris funeral home in Columbus
Grove Tuesday afternoon for Daniel
Heron, Sc, of Birmingham, Mich,
who died of heart attack early Sat
urday morning.
Born at Route 2, Columbus Grove,
June l, 1901, he was the son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. B.. Heron. Mrs. Her.
ron survives.
Other survivors included his wife
Margery; two sons, Dan, Jr., Mil.
ford, Mich, Ed, Clawson, Mich; two
grandchildren; two brothers, c. A.
Heron, Beaverdam, and W. H. Her.
ron, Cairo.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-27
Beaverdam

The Young Adult class of the Bea-
verdam Methodist church held its
monthly class meeting Sunday eve
ming tt the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruno Maroscher. Attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goldsberry, Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Theis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Herr, Mary Ellen Van Meter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zimmerman
and family, Jack Pugh and hosts.
After the business meeting, con-
Quoted by the president, Don Herr,
the group was led in games by Jack
Pugh. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held in
the church basement. We hope all
members absent with the flu will be
back next month.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-27

The Toledo War ended in 1886 a
five-year boundary dispute between
Ohio and Michigan. The dispute grew
over which state was have a six and
one-half mile wide strip of land along
the northern border of Ohio including
Toledo. Congress gave Michigan the
upper peninsula in lieu of the dis
puted piece of territory. This war
marked the only time in our history
that two states ever armed to fight
each other.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-27
BlufftOn Hospital

FEBRUARY 20
Admitted: Lloyd Samsal, Pandora.
FEBRUARY q
Discharged: Mrs. Nolan Diller and
baby, Col. Grove.
FEBRUARY %
Admitted: Mrs. George Hurlburt,
Mt. Cory.
Discharged: Mrs. Cloyce Ernest
and baby, Lima; Mrs. Jerry Ruhlen
and baby, Lima; Mrs. Douglas Thorn
ton and baby, Beaverdam; Mr.. Carl
Wehrly, Pandora.
FEBRUARY %
Admitted Mrs. Electa Hawk,
Bluffton.
Discharged Mrs. John Moser and
baby, Bluffton; Mrs Donald Over
myer and baby, Bluffton; Mr.. Lloyd
Samsal, Pandora.
FEBRUARY "a
Admitted: Miss jean Adams. Nc
Comb.
Discharged Mrs. LaVerne Moser
and baby, Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-27
Two From Area At
Engineering COnfab

Robert Blank of Bluffton and James
Hugus, Rawson, are among Is Ohio
Northern university engineering stu
dents attending the national winter
meeting of the American Society of
Civil Engineers in the Hotel Sherman,
Chicago this week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-27
LEGAL NOTICE

oRDlNANCE NO. Ass
TO VACATE RoLLo AVENUE AND GER
DESCRIBED HEREINa
WHEREAS, FBlufftoe- ecsssge and Ruby
and Clayton Mursss being m only abat.
said street and idleys hUeinaftsr mentioned
be vacated between the hointsf AS described
herein, for the reason that said street and
alleys are 70 lohger of use to the public, and
their vasfion viii not be detrimental to the
general .Anterest. and
.wHEREAs. alwaiver has been given by the
eseaefs o Ses of ohio G anS .nS
WHEREAS. the Bluffton Planning Com
mission has reeompeded that il would not be
detrimental to the General interest, and that
Hd street and alleys should be vacated Now.
THEREFORE,. BE 1T ORDAINED by the
kouncil of the Village of Bluffton. State of
Ohio. AS follows
ASee. That the petition of Bluffton College
aAi Ruby and Clayton A. Murray be and the
san is hereby granted.
SEE 2-That Rolo Avenue, being an av-
enue o.. approximately Fifty 800 feet in
width byS2hree Hundred 1900 feet in depth.
running Eastaeu of Prosperity Avenue. and
lying approNimateee. Three Hundred Eighteen
and Five tenths (SfssSA feet South Of the
South line OF Elm stree&sein said village
being located approximately IA The center of
the old college football fieldts - vacated !;
and
Sec s-That the alleys describea here
with
W A Sixteen u6) foot alley runeinr
Eastward from Prosperity Avenue distapee
of Three Hundred t300l feet and being The
first alley South of Elm Street in the w
lage of Buffton. Ohio. tbeing located in the
center of the old college football field.
t2l A Sixteen (l6l foot alley running
Southwark off OF Elm Street for a distance ot
Five Hundred Nineteen and Five tenths
t5l9.5) feet and being the first alley lying
East of Prosperity Avenue tbeing located
between the lands of Bluffton College and
Ruby and Clayton A. Murray, be vacated
all in accordance with the provisions Of Sec.
723.04 II. c. of Ohio.
Sec 4.-That copy of this ordinance be
certified to the office of the Recorder OF
Allen County. Ohio.
Sec. 5-LThat all ordinances and parts of
ordinances inconsistent herewith be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Signed: David l.. Rsser. Mayor
Passed: February 25. 1858.
Attest; A. j. b. Longdorf. Clerk
Feb. 81. Mar. 6
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-27
Mikesell- -Zimmerly
Nuptials SOlemniZed

Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Zimmerly, new
lyweds of February IA, are residing
at 628 Northern avenue, Lima.
The bride is the former Shirley
Mikesell, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy
Ellerbrock of Lima. The bridegroom
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Denver
Zimmerly.
The Rev. Willard Thomas per-
formed the double ring ceremony at
GAS p. m. at Harrod, Ohio. Members
of the immediate families were pres
ent at the wedding. Mrs. Robert
James, sister of the bride, and Jun
ior Zimmerly, brother of the groom,
attended the couple.
The bride attended school at Elida.
The groom is a graduate of Bluffton
high school and is employed at Lima
Electric Motor company, in Lima,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-27

al board will take the registration and
mail it TO his home board.
The local board also requests the
18-year-old registrant to bring his
birth certificate at the time he reg
listers to eliminate the wrong spelling
of his name or the wrong date of
birth.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-27

JOHN DAVEY, Kent, Ohio,- found
ed tree surgery as a science in 1880
In 1909 his firm incorporated the first
forestry school to give scientific train
ing in the care and preservation of
trees.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

tregados a personals para que de-
sempenen ell cargo de espias de
la dictadura con dos cabezas
constituida por los hermanos So
moza.
Este intento de soporno y es-
tas actividades del funcionario
de la Embajada nicaragiiense,
no tienen que yer NADIA con los
problemas relatives a la contro-
versa fronteriza entire Nicaragua
y Honduras. Exclusivamente es-
tan relacionados con los temores
de la dictadura d~inastica, acer-
ca de que cristalice cua!quier me
vimiento revolucionario de los
nicaragiienses contra ell regimen
de los Somoza.
Este intento de los hermanos
Somoza, en- ell sentido de sobor-
mar a las autorldades hondure-
mas y de establecer actividades
que tienden a ampliar la 6rbita
de accion de la dictadura, ha pro-
vocado reaction adverse reitera-
da contra ell Gobierno de Mana
qua, reaction que. en- forma dsi-
creta pero Categorical, Sc siente
en- las atlas ~esferas gubernativas.
En- ningun momento esa actitud
hondurena ha sido contra ell pue-
Bio inicaragiiense.