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TMPORTANCIONES CANADIEN.
SEES EN- AMERICA LATINA

OTTAWA (UP)- Canada i'm
porto en- 1857 de la America La
tina = segun datos dados a como
Ger aver - mercancias valoradas
en- 379. 100000 dolares.
La cifra, en- 1856 fue de 36.849.-
900 dolares.
Los paises cuyas exportaciones
al Canada aumentafon Ell ano pa
sado fueron Venezuela, Brasil y Gu
ba.
ENCABEZA DELEGATION
DE VENEZUELA EN- ONU
CARACAS (UP)- Ell DR.. Carlos
Sosa Rodriguez fue designado jefe
de la delegation permanente de
Venezuela en- las Naciones Unidas,
con ell range de embajador.
Sosa Rodriguez r~eemplazara en-
esa posicion al DIR. Santiago Perez
Perez que desde hace 5 amos en-
cabeza la mission v%enezolana en- las
Naciones midas y que Ell ano pa
sado preside la Comision Juridi-
ca de la Asamblea General.
Ell jefe de la mission designado
aver fue embajador de Venezue-
la en- Londres y renuncio en- 49,
So, a raiz de las elecciones en- que
ell ex dictador Marcos Perez il
menez ignore ell triunfo que die
ron los electores a Jovito Villal-
ba, candidate entonces de Union
Republican, Democratica.
Sosa Rodriguez, conocido aboga-
do, fue c0ntralor de la nacion de
1949 a 1850, s'endo mas tarde de-
signado embajador en- Londres.
BOLIVIA Y Ell ASILO A
MORALES GOMEZ
LA PAZ CUP Los diarios pu-
blicaran una nota enviada por ell
Ministerio de Relaciones Exterio-
res, a la cancilleria colombiana en-
la que Sc califica de politico ell
asilo concedido por lie embajada
de este pals, en- Bogota, al exmi-
nistro de Hacienda del regimen
de Rojas Pinilla, Luis Morales Co.
mez.
En- otra parte alude ligeramente
q la posici6n que adopt6 Colombia
cuando 81 peruano Victor Raul
Haya de Ia Tore Sc asil en- la
embajada colomhiana de Lima.
La nota dice que Bolivia ha
adoptado una posici6n traditional
identica a la de su ilustrado 60
bierno eel colombiano) en- los pro-
blemas relatives al asilo p~ol*ico".
<Pasa . \ PAsIna u
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
.Pospuestas Definitivamente en- Cuba
las EIecciones Para Ell ; de Noviembre
Dos CMles Muert@ y Heido Grayemente I'm PoIcia en- 7iroteo

Hendndez serrd Como Asesudo del EAdo Mayor conlumo = Drs@hes de- mpraHos
Pdn Exm0n Para Poda SUbir = EhHGun Repoud6n en- cunteu Central
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

loI dl, III. ROpel-
to Melero y apo
y a d a %posterior-
m e e por los
d~elegados de los
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

La HABANA, Cuba, mario 81 {
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-28

Ira LAWN Of Scottsdale won a
weekend trip to Las Vegas. New,
in a Radio Station KRUx sales
mems contest for getting the most
new advertising accounts during
January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry KeSSler.
former Phoenicians now residing
in Skolde, H., will celebrate their
daughter Sheila's 18th birthday
with q March Is luncheon at Chi
cago's Town and Country Restaur-
ant.
THE PHOENIX Real Estate
Boards education committee will
conduct a six-week real estate
course starting at 7:30 p. m. March
2 at Phoenix College. Registra-
tons for the class in Room 101 of
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-28
Obituaries

Mr.. Sol Yellin. 40, died in Phoe-
nix Feb. II. Funeral services and
burial were held Feb. Is at Grim
shaw Mortuary. Rabbi Albert Plot
kin officiated. Mr.. Yelin is sur
vived by his wife, Freda; two
daughters, Eleanor and Susan Vel
lin. and son, Bill, all of Phoenix.
Mr. Isadore Newman. 81. died
in Phoenix on Feb. Is. Funeral
services and burial were Feb. Is
at A. L. Moore and Son Mortuarv.
Rabbi Krohn officiated. Mr.. New
man was a member of the Amer
ican Legion and the Phoenix Press
Club.
Surviving are five brothers. G.
E. Newman of Phoenix: Emanuel
Newman of San Antonio. Tex: Mil
ton Newman of Chicago: Clarence
Newman Of Phoenix. and Leo New
man of Los Angeles; two sisters,
Silvia Ponchonia of Santa Rosa.
CAL, and Ruth Myers of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Sally Alderman, A. of
Beaver Falls, Pa, died in an ac-
cident in Texas on Feb. Z. Funeral
services and burial were Feb. II in
Beaver Falls.
Survivors are: husband. Morris:
two sons, Sidney and Edward;
mother, Mrs. Nathan Hersh of
Phoenix; three brothers. Milton
Hersh of Phoenix, Ben Hersh of
st. Joseph, Mo-, and George Hersh
of Richmond. CAL; two sisters,
Mrs. Martin Waisbren of Los An
geles and Mrs. Leonard Friedman
of st. Louis Park. MINI.
Mrs. Sophia Joseph 81. died in
Cleveland Jan. 49,. Born in Russia
in 1891, she made her home in
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-28
Labor Committee
ToHonor FeIdhorn

The Jewish Labor Committees
Phoenix Chapter win observe the
80th birthday of its treasurer. Her
man Feldhorn, at its annual dinner
at p. m. March 10 in the Jewish
Community Center.
Feldhorn was a co-founder Of
the chapter and the Phoenix Work
mems Circle branch.
Guest speaker will be Isidor
Stenzor, JIG Pacific Coast chair
man. Cantor Uri Frenkel of Beth
El Congregation, accompanied by
pianist Mrs. Lillian Tempkin, will
present a program of folk and clas-
sical songs. Jay Edison will be
master of ceremonies.
Last years dinner raised almost
81 500 for the committee. the bulk
of which went to assist Jewish
emigration from Poland. This
years proceeds will aid in build
ing various cooperatives in Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-28
Funn, Jerund Pin
Teams Gain Leads

Don Fam Insurance grabbed a
mid-n1onth one-point lead over
United Produce in the B'nai Birth
"a" bowling league while Liberty
Plumbing and Furniture Mart were
deadlocked in "B" league play. In
dustrial Uniform and Swoboda
Realty each were a. game behind
Jerand's in the women's loop.
High individual series were roll
ed by Carl Slonslky, $50, and Len
Haas, GIT, in "A"; Marty Brodsky,
SIG, and Bill Pulan, 533, in "B",
and Nina Tenenberg, 495. and Bea
winograd, 478, in the women's
league.
Top games were rolled by Sion
sky, 247, and Charles Schneider,
241, in ZAP; Brodsky. 236. and Joe
Packer 2O8 in ''B'..
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-28
Bits of News

the colleges Liberal Arts Building
are filed through the board, AL
3-8347.
A nationwide contest for tele-
vision scripts on Jewish holidays
and other Jewish themes is being
sponsored by the Detroit Jewish
Community Councils Culture COM
mission. Prizes for scripts. which
should have a net running time of
rs minutes, are $3.50 for first
place and 500 for second. Entries
must be mailed to the council at
1853 Madison Ave.. Detroit 26.
Mich. not later than May 10.
THE KIVEL Nursing Home Lii
brary is seeking contributions of
books and record albums. Gifts
may be taken to the Jewish Com
munity Council office or pickup
may be arranged through library
committee co-chairmen Mrs. Irving
Smith, CIR 4-0224, and Mrs. Jerome
Smith, CIR 4-1423.
DR.. Leo Perlman, a New York
has donated an original
Einstein manuscript to help Yeshi-
va University of New York launch
a program to establish collection
of Albert Einstein memorabilia.
The manuscript contains one of
early attempts to find
a unified field theory.
SAY YOU SAW IT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-28

Cleveland for many years. Funeral
services and burial were Jan. 20 in
Cleveland.
She is survived by her husband,
Morris; son, Albert; and four
daughters, Mrs. Leah KatZ. Mrs.
Mary Frankel, Mrs. Esther Pearl
man, and Mrs. Rose Miesel. all
of Cleveland. There were IL
grandchildren and two great-grand-
children.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-28

SAY you SAW IT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
CHARLEY CREEK
RUFFATTO SCHOOL

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fisher and
children were Sunday dinner
guests at the George Fisher home
in Armstrong District.
Mr. and Mrs. Quinto Ruffatto
and children, Mr.. Al Schmitz, Mr..
and Mrs. Grin Patch and Jamie,
Mr.. Howard Smith and Honore
were callers in Sidney this week.
MI. and Mrs. Anton Schmitz
and son Al and Mrs. Lefty Wesin
attended the Smogasbord and
rally in Sidney Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fisher and
children took Mrs. Lefty Wesin to
Culbertson Wednesday and visited
at the VIM. Salvhus home.
MIR. and Mrs. AL Schmitz took
their son Leroy to Sidney Friday
for a checkup.
Mrs. Lefty Wesin attended the
Teachers Convention in Wolf
Point Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ruffatto
and daughter Thelma went to
Wolf Point Friday to spend the
weekend with the Harold Sham
bley and Stewart Wright families.
Mrs. Lettl Wesin was an over
night guest Friday of Mrs. Clara
Smith in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith
and Honore were business callers
in Poplar Thursday.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
THE Bronson FARMHANDS
All CLUB NEWS

The reorganization meeting of
the Bronson Farmhands was held
at the Midway School on October
"a. For new business we had the
election of officers. They r Kay
Albin, president; Marlys Wood
worth, vice president; Edith
Franz, secretary treasurer; Larry
Putnam, reporter and Mary Cum
diff and Bobby Albin, song and
recreation leaders.
Two new members were enroll
ed. Mr.. Harley Roath, assistant
County Agent showed a movie on
the 5th III.
Reporter, Larry Putnam
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

said joint executives at the offices
OF Sanders & Cresap, attorneys for
the Executrixes. at 2l2 Central Avenue
South, Sidney, Montana.
Dated this END day of October.
AID, 1858.
FRANCES MONTANA STEPPLER
EDNA JANE STEPPLR
Joint Executrixes
SANDERS & CRESAP
Attorneys for Joint Executives
p. o. Address: Box e53
Bcsiness Address:
212 Central Avenue South
Sidney. Montana
Publication Dates:
October %. 20; November s. II
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

Students and parents might
well take note of the Sidney
High School Honor Roll for the
first six-weeks period. The junior
class, which topped the honor
roll every period last year, is well
on the way to holding its record.
II your child is not in this list, Il
probably means that he lacks the
proper kind of interest in his
school work. The "seed" for this
interest must be planted in the
child's thinking in the home and
it must be nurtured there. In
this day of technology scholarship
is important and nothing should
be left undone that Is for the best
interest of your children. The
honor roll should grow.
Students earn three grade
points for each "a" that they
receive in the solid subjects. Two
points r given for 'B's' and one
point for 'C's'. In activities such
as band, chorus, library, and
physical education students earn
three-fourths of a point for an
GAP, one-half point for a "B", and
one-fourth point for a "C".
Students on the honor roll for
the first six-weeks period are as
follows: Linda Burns, junior,
topped the honor roll with TIA
points. Judy Anderson was second
with Is; Laurena Black with
1874; Lorna Mikelson, Is; Bruce
Harper, IA.
1874, Lee HaHnson, Jackie Nc
Intosh, Kay Nelson, Sharon
Anderson.
1914, Jacquelyn Yoder, Robert
st. Cyr, DeAnne Atchison, Judy
Johnson.
1874, Danny Kemmis, Kathy
Dammarell, jeanne Eicholtz.
Is, Cathie Tuott, Susan Zieske,
Donald Hurd, Joyce Swenson.
1894, Herbert Jubin, Barbara
Weitz, Julia Conaway, Dennis
Williams.
12h, Myrna Ulshafer, Kathleen
Price, Rita Anderson, Donna Han
sen, Donald Peterson, Karen
Kangas, Ruth Browning, Audrey
Dombrosky.
1914, Jerry Petersen, Ronald
Wick, Louella Breitling, Darrell
Knote.
IL, Bruce McMorris, Judith
Russell Larson.
11A, William Berner, Elaine
Butka.
liz, Patti Price, Jean Barber,
Rita Koop, Verla Vester, Barbara
Kappel.
liz, Eugene Kreuger, Mary
Mercer, Gladys Ulshafer, Bernice
Sorenson, Ilo Viestenz, Warren
IL, Rodney Lorenz, Alayne
Dian, Sharon Kingery, Suzanne
Lalonde, Dick Mulholland.
1924, Edith Franz, Karen Muir
ray, Richard Williams, Gordon
Simard, Gary Whited, Carla
Lowry, JoAnn Kappel, Arnold
Hansen.
1Oh, Colleen Atchison, Sharon
Enghusen, Donna Stotts, Roy
Bentson, Barbara Larson, Ruth
McNutt, Jack Redgren, Lois
Lynn Nelson.
10H, Robert Knopp, Kenneth
Sorenson, Robert Petersen, JAG
lueline Johnson, JEANNE Swigart,
Carolyn Sharbono, Margaret KEEL
Ter.
10, Pauline Foss, Connie
Schields, Richard Sanford, Jose
Jhine Angel, Shirley Dige, Marcel
len Mort, Donna Nelson, Esther
Vallejo, Dale Hill.
ga Karen Hansen, Barbara K
Petersen, Raymond Hartman,
Donald Kingery, Terry Verhasselt,
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

ceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Administrative of the
Estate of James w. Murphy deceased,
TO the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the sad de-
necessary vouchers, within four AZ
months after the first publication of
this notice. to the said Administrators
at the law office of Donald C. Nutter,
1llIz w. Main, Sidney, Montana the
same being the place for the transac-
ton Of the business of said estate in
the County of Richland.
Dated October %, 1858.
MABLE c. MURPHY Administrative
of the estate Of James w. Murphy
deceased.
Oct. %. %. Nov. 5, IL
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
Juniors Top Honor Roll
Al Sidney High School

Holly Brekhus, Kathleen johnson,
Sylvia Dian, Thomas Thompson.
9h, Sharon Christensen, Den
mis- Evanson, Lynn McWilliams,
Sharon Martin, Ben Pierce, Bev-
erly Anderson, Diana Fulton,
Dona Obergfell, Judy Sundquist.
ga, Karen Hyde, Christeen Nc
Lain, Kay Kangas, Paula Strom,
Donald Rounce, Georgann Lind
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
NOTICE OF MEETING OF
pTDCEL.AWN HOMEMAKERS

The Ridgelawn Homemakers
club will meet at the home of Mrs.
Einar Rasmussen on Thursday,
Oct. 30, with Mrs. Pat Kelly and
Mrs. E. H. Robinson as hostesses.
All members please be present.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Cd John Sallaberry, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, by
the undersigned. Frances Montana
Steppler and Edna Jane Steppler,
Joint executives of the estate of
John Sallaberry. deceased. to the
of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four az months after
the first publication If this notice to
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

Wig, Diane F1admo, Kathy Kautz-
man, Rosemary Rasmussen.
g., Audrey Hansen, Bonnie
Burns, Julie Ka1levig, Shirley
Anderson, Kay Peterson, Louella
Roedeske, Richard Kerbel, Marvin
Strom, Patti Badt, Dorothy Moe,
Shirley Palmer.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of EMIL OLSON. deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned Administrative of the
Estate of Emil Olson. deceased, to the
creditors of. and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four ~ months after
the first publication of this notice,
to the said Administrative at the law
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
The Sidney Herald = Wednesday, October 20, 1853 =

EState of Willis H. Wilson deceased, to
the creditors Of. and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four az
months after the first publication OF
this notice. to the said Administrative
at the law office of Donald c.. Nutter,
l111a w. Main, Sidney, Montana the
same being the place for the transact
ton of the business of said estate in
the County of Richland.
Dated October %, 1858.
S/Elgena M. Wilson Administrative
of the estate of Willis II. Wilson
Deceased.
Oct. %. %. Nov. S. 10.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

office of Donald C. Nutter. iIijs w.
Main, Sidney, Montana, the same be-
ing the place for the transaction Of
the business Of said estate in the
County of Richland. Dated October
IA. 1858.
EBBA e. HAGEN
Administratrix of the estate of
Emil Olson. Deceased.
Oct. is. %. Is. Nov. 5.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of WILLIS H. WILSON de-
ceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Administrative of the
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of JAMES w. MURPHY de-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-24
Premio Nobel de
Literature q Un
Novelistu Ruso
Figure en- Lista
Negro de Rusiu

ESTOCOLMO, Oct. % tU
PIP - Boris Pasternak, ell mas
destacado escritor russo, cuya no
vela doctor Shivago" figura
en- la lista negra de Russia, fue
honrado hoy con Ell Premio No
bel de Literature.
La decision fua anunciada
por la Academia de Literature
de Suecia, que otorgo a Faster
max ell premio equivalence a
41.250 d6lares por "su impor-
tante triunfo, tanto en- la poesia
lirica contemporaries, como en-
ell campo de la gran tradicion
epica rusa".
Pasternak, espigado y SON
riente hombre de cabellos cano-
SOS y grandes ojos, es ell segundo
escritor russo que recibe ell
premio. Ell primero fue ell emf
grade Ivan Bunin, que viva en-
Paris cuando Sc lie premio en-
1888.
Pasternak ha sido TN "lobo
solitario" del mundo literario
russo y defendi6 con gallardla
su integridad personal y la Ii
bertad de pensamiento. Guam
(Pasa a la nag. s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-24
Hay ~PosibiIiddd Que
Eijon kuevo Papa al
Cardinal Agdgianian
Primodo de Armenia es ell Unico
Meneionodo que no es ItoIiono

ell Cardinal Marcello Mimmi,
Secretario de la Sagrada Con-
gregacion Consistorial de la Gu.
ria Romano y Arzobispo de Ma
poles.
Solo ell Cardinal Lercaro, de
81 amos de edad, no es septuage-
mario, pero Sc afirma que la
edad de los cardenales no in.
fluira en- la election.
La election del nuevo Sumo
Pontifice sera la mas secreta
de la historic. Por vez primera,
ninguno de los presentes du-
rante ell conclave sabra como
Sc desenvolvio la votacion mi
cial.
Fuentes del Vaticano diieron
que los Cardenales tienen ms
trucciones de alterar SUI escri-
tura normal, en- un esfuerzo
adicional para mantener ell Sc
creto de la votacion.
Ell Principe Sigismondo Chi.
gi hara hoy su juramento como
custodio del Conclave. lie toma.
ra ell juramento ell Cardinal Eu-
genio Tisserant, Decano del Sa-
grade Colegio de Cardenales.
Chigi cerrara, con llave, las
puertas de la Capilla Sixtina
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-24
I'm Formosa
POr AL KAFF

TAIPEI,O Oct. % (UPI)-Es-
tados Uridos y China Naciona-
lista fundieron hoy en- un solo
tema la deenfsa de las islas ma
cionalistas proximas al territorio
continental comunista y la de-
fefsa de la propia isla de For
mosa, al tempo que expresaban
la esperanto de la liberation
pacifica del territorio, domino
do por los comunistas.
I'm communicate conjunto da-
do a publicidad al concluir tres
dies de conferencias, entire ell
Secretario de Estado norteame-
ricano, John Foster Dulles, y ell
Generalisimo Chang Kai Shek,
reiters la solidaridad de las dos
naciones ante la constante anne
naza comunista y ell nuevo
bonipardeo de la artilleria roja
contra Quemoy
Ell comunlcado pasa por alto
las conJeturas sobre una supues'
ia disputa entire Dulles y Chang
oficialmente desmentida por vo-
ceros de ampos bandos = y alta
ca a los comunistas por inte-
rrumpir la cesacion del fuego
en- ell estrecho de Formosa y de
intentar convertir las consultas
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-24
INvESTICAN CHOQUE
De DOS AVIONEs EN-
LA COSTA lTALIANA

ANZIO Italia, Oct. 23.-(U.-
P.I.j-Expertos de aviacion bri-
tanlcos e italianos comenzaron
hoy una investigation del "cho-
que que no debi6 producirse"
la collision de un avion de pa
saJeros britanico y un GAIA a
reaction italiano que mat6 a
81 personals sobre esta cabece-
"a de playa de la segunda que
ira mundial
La collision en- pleno dia Y
tempo magnifico, ha dado lu-
gar a una controversial inme.
data. La fuerza aerea italiana
dijo que ell avion de pasajeros
estaba apai tado de SUI ruta,
mlentras que los agentes de la
Inca aerea britannica aseguran
que estaba perfectamente den
tro de la ruta regular de Lon
arcs a Nap0leS
Once INVESTIGATORS italia.
nos, presididos por ell General
de la fuerza aerea, Domenico
Ludovico, Sc reunieron hoy por
la manana para tratar de deter
mlnor la causa del accidente.
por Anthony Milward, p~residen-
tie de la British European Air
ways Corporation, compahia ma
cionalizada.
Ell estado de los restos de los
aviones indican que ell GAIA F.
J (Pasa q In pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-24
cUBANOS DETENIDOs
POR VUELO LEGAL
DESDE ORIENTE
Sc Apoderoron de
Avion Comercidl|
Renort6: HAN OGIVER
Report6: JUAN OGIvER

Tres figuras prominentes del
exiiio cubano ell lider estudian-
til Jose Alberto Naranjo, dele
gado del Directorio Revolucio-
mario; ell ex official photo de las
Fuerza Aerea, Jorge Triana y
ell dlrigente de la Organization
Autentica (GA) Enrique Cabre,
fueron detenidos entire las po-
blaciones de Fort Lauderdale y
Hollywood, en- horas de la ma
mana del microbes, acusados
por agentes de la autoridad de
haber realizado un viaje clan
destino desde la Sierra del Girls
tai, en- la provincial de Oriente,
Cuba, hasta ell aeropuerto de
Broward, en- ell Condado de SUI
nombre.
De acuerdo con las acusacio-
mes formuladas por los agentes
de immigration que actuaron en-
Ell case, "Pepin" Naranjo, Jorge
Triana y Enrique Cabre, Sc
apoderaron de un avion conner
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-24
EE. UU. Chang ConUenen en-
Ia Defensa de Todas las IsIas
Dulles y ell Ge~neraIisimo Expreson la
E~sperunzo de Libertur q Todu la China

de paz entire Dulles y Chang,
Ell conferencia de guerra.
Los tres dlas de conferencias
"trataron ampliamente de as
pectos milital es" porque los co
munlstas interrumpieron la ire
qua en- visperas de la conferen.
cha con un intense bombardeo
soore Quemoy segun dice ell
comumcado Ese bombardep
continuaba hoy cast sin int.
rrupcion.
Ell documento senala que Sc
habia espersdo que las CONVEX.
saciones de Dulles y Chang
"pudleran destinarse a medidas
qae hubiesen contribuido a es-
tabilizar la situaci6n actual de
la no militancia".
Ademas, ell communicate insis.
te en- los puntos siguientes:
/. LOS dos gobiernos reitera-
ron SUI solidaridad en- vista de
la nueva aggression de los comu-
n;stas que ahora Sc manifesto
en- ell bombardeo de las Que.
moy",
2 "Se reconocio que bajo las
CIRCUMSTANCES actuales, la de
fensa de las Quemoy, coniunta-
mcnte con la Matsu, esta es-
trechamente ligada a la defen-
(C0ntinua en- u Pag. @
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-24
Niegan que Sc Proyecta Ia
Liquidation de Ia 0ficina
de Ia Autonidad de Tierras
Desmienten Tombien que Sc Estdn
Vendiendo Tierros y los centroIes

quidacion de la Autoridad de
Tierras."
Segdn Rivera Santos, ell CANA
do lechero Sc esta vendiendo
porque ell Gobierno entiende
que este programa ha cumplido
SD prop6sito ode fomentar ell
desarrollo de la industrial leche-
"a, la cual ha alcanzado un nj
vel satisfactorio, y continua ese
desarrollo", agregando que,
"Por otra parte, continuance
desarrollando ell programd de
inseminacion artificial"
Pero refiriendose a la venta
del ganado de carne, dijo Ell
Secretario de Agriculture que
ell mismo Sc ha venido vendien-
do p~eri6dicamente desde que Sc
inici6 Ell programa, "programa
para ell cual hemos importado
seis razas de ganado de carne,
en- Totes, para poderlas someter
a prueba, y va Sc ha llegado a
una etapa en- que Sc dispone
de suficiente information sobre
cuales son las mejores razas, es'
tanto tambien va en- condicio.
mes de empezar a distribuir en-
tire los agricultores ganado de
esas mejores razas". Agrego
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-24
Casa|s Dec|ina
Honor de Union
Panamericana
Va q Puerto Rico q
Dirigir Concerto
Por HENRY RAYMOND

WASHINGTON, Oct. %. =
CUPID. - Pablo Casals puso
hoy SUI devotion a la musica y
a SUI nueva patria, Puerto Rico,
por encima de los honores per.
sonales.
Ell famoso cellista espanol, de
elmo una invitacion para asis
tir a una ceremonial en- su no.
nor en- la Union Panamericana,
ell 20 de octubre, a fin de poder
regresar ell domingo a Puerto
Rico donde esta ensayando una
nueva 0rquesta.
FL grupo, tornado principal
mente por jovenes puertorrique-
nos, ofrecera su primer con-
(Pasa a la Pagina 81