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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
Colombia

Cali, Colombia , Julio 7 (UP).
Dirigentes politicos denunciaron
planes de elementos extremists,
para desatar actos de terrorismo,
en- varios municipios del Departa-
mento del Vale, ell proximo Sicte
de agosto cuando tomara pose
sion ell presidente electo, Alberto
Lleras Camargo.
La dennucia, la formularon ante
ell Gobernador del Departments,
Captain de Fragata, Oscar Here
ra Rebolledo, durante una reu-
MON de los parlamentarios liberia
les y Conservatives que Sc llevo
a cabo en- esta ciudad. Segun elias,
reconocidos elementos t~erroristas
preparan asonadas contra varias
de las principles ciudades de es-
ia seccion del pals, y en- las cuales
Sc han registrado actos de violen-
cia politica ultimamente.
81. EN- AsCENsO Ell DOLLAR e..
Bogota, Julio 7. (UP). Los do
lares sobrepasaron la c~otizacion
de 8 pesos colombianos, con un al
"a de diez c~entavos, sobre sus CO.
tizaciones del dia anterior.
Ell dollar sc ma mantenido en- as
censo durante la semana que ter
mino y registro un aumento de Is
centavos entire Ell lunes y ell sa-
bado.
FL ALA Sc atribuye a una fuerte
demanda de los exportadores ca
feteros que tienen que completar
con dolares comprados en- ell mer-
cado libre ell reintegro fijado por
Ell Banco de la Republica por cada
saco de cafe que venden en- Ell
exterior.
JUNTA MONETARIA INTER
VENDRA EN- ASUNTO DEL
=. :. BANCO POPULAR
Guatemala, Julio Z (UP). Ell
Gobierno dispuso anoche que la
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

estar dando ell primero de estos
servicios en- que ell actual equipo
t%elefonico estta va de por 81 muy
recargado con ell gran volumen de
llamadas, resultante del rapido de,
sarrollo economico del pals. Ana
dir ell servicio de dar la bora auto
maticamente, tendria ell efecto de
agravar ann mas esta congestion.
TODD 10 cual acentua la necesidad
de mantener ell servicio a la par
del desarrollo economico y, no tan
solo ESQ, sino ofrecer margen pa
ra que en- TODD momento ell euuipo
funcione cor holgura. La falta de
csc margen para eXpansiones Y
eficiencia constituye un serio obs
taculo al mas rapido desarrollo del
programa de fomento industrial
del pals.
La revista Town and Country
dedica SUI numero de agosto a
Puerto Rico, incluyendo la porta-
da y n secci6n especial de apro-
ximadamente catorce paginas pro-
fusamente ilustradas. Traera una
fotografia a dolores y dos planes
del proyecto de Rockefeller en- la
playa de Dorado, un articulo de
Poppy Cannon sobre bebidas a ba-
Sc de ron, editoriales sobre Ell tu-
rismo en- Puerto Rico, retratos del
bosque de Gel Yunque", noticias
de la sociedad puertorriquena y
una pagina sobre ell china de la Is
la.
On buen ndmero de empresas
del pals Sc anuncia en- este edicion
especial de Town and Country.
H. C. Ho Chun Chen, del Baneo
de Taiwan (Formosa) agradece,
en- carta del 10 de JUNO, al senior
Moscoso, la vista que hiciera a
este y a varias dependencies de la
Administrator de Fomento Eco
nomico, bajo los auspicios de la
Administration de Cooperation
International (Punto VII
Dice la carta "Durante la vista
que hiciera ell mes pasado a SUI es-
timada institution Ell grupo de es-
tudios sobre Flujo y Formation
de Capital, bajo los auspicios de la
Administration de Cooperation
International, fuimos muy honra-
dos por ell privilegio de conocerle.
Las excelentes y penetrantes con
ferencias que escuchamos nos ayu-
daron a entender los medios Y for
mas de movilizar los ahorros v ca
nalizarlos hacia SUI uso productive.
La information v ell material que
Sc nos entrego han sido de mucha
utilidad en- nuestro estudio de
esta material.
Durante ell mes de mayo los Re-
presentantes Industriales de la
Administration de Fomento Eco
nomico 1levaron empresarios inte-
resados en- establecer industries a
Arecibo, Arroyo, Barranquitas,
Bayamon Caguas, Carolina, Cataho
Cayey, Cidra, Coamo Come
rio, Dorado, Fajardo, Guayama,
Guaynabo Hatillo, Humacao, Hor-
migueros Juncos Lola Luquillo
Manati, Mayagii ez, Ponce, Rio
Grande, Santa Isabel, Salinas, Vie
ques y Vega Alta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

medades ~srOpIeales, fundadOr y
primer presidente de la Univer-
sidad de los Andes y pjresidente,
durante variOs amos, de la Aca-
demia Nacional de Medicina de
Colombia, falleci6 en- esta ciudad
a los 81 amos de edad a caHsa de
una enfermedad cardiaca.
Ell Doctor Franco, que residia
en- Nueva York desde 1854, fue
tambien agregado a la embaiada
COlOmbiana en- Washington v
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

WASHINGTON, julio 7 CUPID
Brasil esta hacienda preparati-
vos para invitar a las otras vein
tie republicas del continente
americana a unirsele en- la bus
queda de un programa atrevido
y de vastos alcances para ga
rantizar la seguridad del Hemis-
ferio Occidental mediante la
elimination de la pobreza.
En- las esferas diplomaticas de
esta capital Sc dijo que ell Presi-
dente Juscelino K~ubitschek, de-
sea que las consultas Sc inicien
Embellishments, antes de que la
union sovietica logre impresio-
mar mas aun a las regiones sub
desarrolladas del mundo con
su rapido progreso tecnologico.
Sc espera que ell embajador bra
sileno en- Washington, Ernani do
Amaral Peixoto, eXponga los pla-
mes de su pals a Estados Uni
dos y a las misiones diplomati-
cas- latinoamericanas aqui, Guam.
do regrese de SUI actual vista a
Rio de Janeiro, la semana en-
trante.
En- esferas responsables Sc d.
jo a la United Press Internatio-
nal que ell Embajador, do ANA
raj Peixoto, insistiria en- que
las consultas Sc celebrasen
que las c%onsuftss Sc "elebrasen
por las Was diplomaticas norma
les, posiblemente por medic de
algun grupo especial de estudio,
tornado por los diplomaticos la
tinoamericanos y representatives
estadounidenses.
Unicamente en- ell case de que
csc grupo llegase a algun acuer-
do sobre un programa concrete,
dijeron los informantes, insist
ria Brasil en- sus proposiciones
de elevar la question directa-
mente a los jefes de estado, en-
alguna conferencia interameri-
cana de tales jefes. En- opinion
del gobierno brasileno, cuaI-
quier conferencia de altos fun
c%ionarios, tales como Ministries
de Relaciones Exteriores, antes
de elaborarse totalmente un
programa, seria mas periodical
que beneficiosa.
Los informantes anadieron
que este mismo punto de vista
seria expuesto en- Rio de Janeiro
por ell Secretario de Estado, John
Foster Dulles, cuando visite esa
capital, en- agosto proximo.
Segdm las autoridades brasile.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

ma VeFtebral, y en- las ~rnujeres, ~trastof-
nos en- ell conducto generativo.
Las INVESTIGATIONS revelan que las
causas mas corrientes de los dolores
de cabeZa radican en- las vertebras
cervicales. (huesoS del cuelIo). Este
es Ell trabajo para Ell cua1 SUI Quiro-
prsctico ha sido entrenado Y educado;
por 10 cua1 su cura puede estar en-
Sus manos.
este es un srticulo educational
publicado por Ell doctor F. F. Reyes,
con clinica, situads en- Ell $50 S. W. de
la Avenida ~, que acaba de regresar
de la Convention International de In.
V~estigaciones Quiropracticas ceIebrado
en- st Louis, Mo-, donde Sc estudiaron
los mas modernos metodos para CORE
cir los trastornos causados por los
dolores de cabeza. Lame al telefono
HI 4-70T6 para una cita.)
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
1888 ,3S2.51 PRESTADO POR
BANCO FOMENTO

SAN JUAN.-EI Presidente del
Banco Gubernamental de Fomen-
to, doctor Rafael Pico, informa
que durante ell mes de mayo Sc
desembolsaron cinco prestamos
por IN valor total de $183, 1872 81.
Cuatro de las firmas son domes-
ticas y una es continental.
Ell mayor de los prestamos de-
sembolsados es por $4,000 y el
menor es por $500.
Ell prestamo de $81 500 cores
pondio a la firma de Arnold W.
Miller y Louis H. Dexter que 10
utilizan para financiar la adquisi-
cion de un edificio industrial en-
la Urbanizacion Industrial del Ba-
rrio Minillas en- Bayamon.
Sc sdquirio mediante compra de
la Compania de Fomento Indus
trial un prestamo por $69,282.51
que fuera corcertado para finan-
ciar la adquisicion de un edificio
industrial en- Bayamon.
I'm prestamo por SIS, 900 lie fue
desembolsado a la Danah Bra.
Inc. de Hato Rey que Sc dedica a la
manufacture de sostenes. Ell pres
tamo Sc utilizara como capital de
operation.
AL senior Luis de Ia Rosa Marti-
nez, quien opera una granja agri-
cola en- Vega Baja, Sc lie desembol-
so un prestamo de $4,000. Ell
prestamo sera APPLICABLE a la cons
truccion de un gallinero y como
capital de operation.
Ell prestamo de 81, 800 desem-
bolsado a la sonora Carmen C. de
Acosta representa- ell Is por Glen
to de un prestamo de $4,000 otor
gado en- participation o la Ad-
m~inistracion de Pequenos Nego-
clos. La sonora Acosta usara SUI
prestamo para financiar meioras
a un edificio de hotel Y restauran-
tie, comprar equipo y como capital
de operation.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
EN-
(Viene de la Pr1mera)

do ell Claustro como I'm organis-
mo adecuado o eficaz para partici-
par en- deliberaciones relacionadas
cor normas ~educativas o con nor
mas academies en- cuestiones re-
f%erentes a la docencia, primero
porque para reunirlos Sc tienen
que suspender las clases".
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

asigna de momento para estos
fines la cantidad de 81, O00,0 900; v
otra cantidad de $1,000, 900 para
continuar la construction Y mejo-
ras a carreteras municipales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
G SS,000,000
PARA C~ARRETERAS

SAN JUAN - Una ley firma-
da por ell gobernador Luis Muhoz
Marin autoriza al Secretario de
Obras Publicas a incurrir en- obi
gaciones hasta la cantidad de
S16,500,0 900 para continuar Ell pro-
grama de construction y mejoras a
carreteras estatales de Ira. y Ida.
classes, Was urbanas y puentes'', y
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
iNFORME DE VIOLENCIA

MEXICO, julio 7.-(UPD- Ell
primer informe de violencia en- las
elecciones de aver senala que en-
Ciudad Oregon hubo TN muerto y
siete heridos, entire estos un solda-
do que fue apunaleado.
Sc trata, al parecer, de un incl
-(Pasa a la pag. y
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
SU DOLOR De cABEZA
QUIERE DEcIR ALCO

Cualquier doIor es un aviso de
alarfna que la naturale2s emplea para
dar la sehal de FUEGo. Parando La
alarma de incendio no apaga Las
llamaS. al eontrario permite que IN
pequeho fuego pueds convertirse en-
una tragedia. Recuerde este cuando
lie dueIa la caheza.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08


trata ell dOlor
de cabeza en-
veZ de sus
causas. Las
CausaS pue"
den ser di-
versus. In
cluyen tras-
tornos diges-
tivos, de ed.
minacion, de
los rihones o
Ell higado, de
los ojos arnfg-
dallas infecta-
daS, preston
en- los nervios
de la column
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
EE. UU. Rehusa Discutir en- Ell
Consejo de 0EA sus Relaciones
con Ia Repdb|ica Dominicana

WASHINGTON, Julio 7. -(UPD- Estados Unidos rehus6 dis
cutr en- Ell Consejo de la Organization de Estados Americanos
(OEA) sus relacones con la Republica Dominicana.
Eli tunes pasado, Ell embaiador domincano, Virglio Diaz ord6,
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
ESPLENDIDA SELECTION, DICE
NY. TIMES


NUEVA YORK, julio 7.-(UPD
THE New York Times" dedico
Un editorial en- su edicion domiui-
cal a las elecciones de presidente
en- Mexico, en- eli que despues de
senalar que ell tr1unfo de Adolfo
Lopez Mateos, ell candidate del Par
lido ReYolucionario Institutional,
es un hecho, obServa que eel COM
pleto dominic politico del PR, en-
una forma o en- otra, durante trein-
ia amos, da lugar a wees a comen-
tarios ironicos cuando Sc habla de
Mexico como Una democracia".
"Sin embargo -agrega ell edito-
rial Mexico es una democracia,
pues goza de cuantas libertades CT
vicas Sc puede pensar y algun dia
ell monstruosamente grande PR
habra de dividirse en- dos o mas
partidos."
Ell editorial senala luego que to-
do ell mdndc, tanto EN- Mexico CO.
IlO lucia hCl pdlS3 Sc hIuCoIId uc
acuerdo en- que eel PR hizo una
esplendida selection al escoger al
DR.. Lopez Mateos como SUI candida
to-"
Ell editorial termina diciendo:
Mexico. no esta creciendo 81.
no que esta hacienda explosion. La
industrial y SUI poblacion crecen a
paso fenomenal. Su moneda es
fuerte y las reservas monetarias
son atlas; y su situacion politica
es estable. Ell sentimiento antiyan-
qui traditional ha deiado de exis-
tir y es ahora simplemente un tru-
co politico. Estados Unidos, desde
TODD punto de vista, tiene razon
para felicitar a Mexico y a SUI pro-
ximo Presidente, Adolfo Lopez Ma
teos''.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
DeIantera de 5 LIeva
Lopez Mateos en- ComiGos
PresidenGa|es de Mexico

MEXICO, julio 7.-(UPD-Los
primeros resultados del escrutinio
de las elecciones nacionales mexi-
canas dan al candidate del Partido
Revolucionario Institutional, que
Sc halla en- ell poder, una delante-
ra en- proportion de cinco a uno.
La oposicion acuso al gobierno de
"fraude"
Ell MiniStro del Interior, Angel
CarvaJal anuncio los resultados del
escrutinit en- 10 ciudades y pue-
bios de ocho estados y I'm terrific
rio, que dieron al candidate Adeol-
TO Lopez Mateos 1880 votos por
1876 al DR.. H. Alvarez, del Parti-
do Conservation de Accion Nacio-
nal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

rs iugar con Ia tragsdia cuando Sc
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-04
KeepOutdoor
Lighting Safe

Are you one of those home
owners who has trouble every
year with your outdoor Christ
mas lighting? If you are, then
General Electric lighting en-
gineers have some practical
suggestions for you.
Before your Christmas lamps
can put on their show Of bright
ness and color, they must be
supplied with electric current,
and to get that electric current
requires wires, plugs, sockets,
outlets, fuses and switches. All
Of these items should be able to
withstand water and weather.
The recommended way of
supplying current to outdoor
Christmas lighting displays is
by means Of weatherproof
plug-in outlet placed outside
the house. The practice of run
ming wires through doors and
windows, even when the wires
are protected by inserted boards
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-04
Named Knight
Of The Month

Windermere Council No. 2726,
Knights of Columbus, honored
Past Grand Knight Edward ].
Henry by naming him knight
of the month at the last meet
ing. Mr.. Henry joined Winder-
mere Council in October, 1914.
He was Grand Knight from
1852 to 1854; Treasurer, 1856
and 1857; Trustee, 1866 and
1856. He has worked hard as
a degree team member and has
served as delegate to the State
Convention many times. He is
presently Membership Chair
man. Hardly a year has passed
since his admission to Winder-
mere Council that he has not
served as an officer or on one
of the important committees.
Mr.. Henry lives at 1862 Nela
wood ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-04

and other devices, is never rec
commended. Other existing out
door outlets into which you can
plug strings Of lamps, lighted
Santas and the like, include
porch fixtures, yard lights, en-
trance lights and post lanterns.
By all means be sure to in
spect cords, as we'll as other
holiday lighting equipment, be-
fore each seasons use, and re-
pair or replace if damage is
found.
When possible, use water
proof portable cord sets having
weatherproof plugs and con-
nectors. If you are in doubt,
you can protect the plug and
connector from the weather by
wrapping plastic or rubber
sheeting around them. Sheet
rubber or plastic bags such as
those used in food stores to
wrap vegetables can be used to
keep water away from connee-
tions. Simply put the connec-
tion in the bag and bind the
ends tightly against the cords
with several turns Of strong
twine.
Before putting up your out
door Christmas lights, see thata
each lamp is screwed firmly
into it's socket. Then stretch
the string of lamps on the
ground and connect them to
your source of current. Thus
you can spot the burned out
lamps before you install them.
Or, you might use only new
lamps in sockets that are to
be mounted in hard-to-reach
places.
When stringing cords and
wires where rain will strike
them, try to arrange drip loops
so that water running down
them will be diverted away
from sockets and other attach
ments.
There are also the customary
non-electrical precautions you
should keep in mind when put
ting up and taking down your
Christmas lighting, such as be-
ing sure that your ladder is
sound, and using it in a safe
manner; and getting help in
erecting or taking down heavy
or bulky displays.
And finally, G.E. spokesmen
say, when your Christmas dis
play is operating smoothly,
make drawing of it showing
how the wires run. the connec-
tions, the number of lamps, and
SO on. If possible, take some
color photos. Such notes will
come in handy next season
when you dust off your Santa,
reindeer, and lamps again.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-04

property, health and safety and
for the usual daily operation of
a municipal department.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T
ORDAINED by the Commission
of the City of East Cleveland,
Ohio, four-fifths of all men,
bers elected thereto concurring.
SECTION /: That Ordinance
No. 3443. passed May 9, 1889,
and entitled: can Emergency
Ordinance regulating the con-
struction, use and occupancy of
temporary buildings, booths,
tents and stands, and repeating
Ordinance No. 1000, passed July
5, 1922, entitled, can Emergen-
cy Ordinance regulating the
construction, use and occupancy
of temporary booths, tents and
stands" be amended by the adj
dition of the following Section
ga:
SECTION 5A: No fee for
permit issued pursuant to this
ordinance shall be ch arg ed
where such temporary structure
is used, maintained. operated
or occupied by a primary or sec
ondary school or a religious,
educational or charitable insti-
tuition. society or organization
and the proceeds from the sale
of any commodities in such
structure inure exclusively to
the benefit Of such school. insti-
tuition. society or organization.
SECTION 2: That this ordi-
nance is hereby declared to be
an emergency measure neces-
sary for the immediate preser-
vation Of the public peace, prop
erty, health and safety and for
the usual daily operation Of a
municipal department. and pro-
vided it receives the affirmative
vote of four-fifths of all MEM
bers elected to the City Com
it shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's
otherwise, it shall take
effect and be in force from and
after the earliest period allowed
by law.
PASSED: Dec. 2, 1853
Attest: Isl G.. T. Apthorp
Clerk of the Commission
Published: December A, 1853
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-04
K. L. DAVIS

r. L. DAVIS
Selling Complete Contents Of
1906 VAN AIKEN BLVD.
SHAKER HEIGHTS
Sale Storts Friday. December
5th. Saturday. Sunday Till Sold
Fri. 10 to 8: Sat. & Sun. 10 to S
Contemporary and Modem
Furnishings Of Unusuol Style
Honey mahogany breakfast; 2
sectional sofds. IL #. each;
Leather top cocktoil table; blond
mohoguny Acrisonic spinet
piano; white lounge choirs;
swivel chairs; solid glass dining
table, server and s upholstered
choirs; chortreuse leather buf-
fet; antique white stationary
bridge set: Stokmore bridge
sets; formico top table and
choirs: custom made round
double bed and heodboord
complete: motchine chest. dress
ers: noturol Leather and wolnut
twin bedroom set. complete.
matching chest and dressing
table: maple single bed and
dresser. complete: 2 Hollywood
beds. complete. matching head
boards. dropes. cornices, twin
dressers. desks. chairs: lorge
assortment bric-o-broc. linens.
china. silver. lamps. snack
tables. Reverewure: Servel
automatic ice maker 2-door
refrigerator; General Electric
chest freezer; Thor mongel:
RCA Whirlpool outomotic wosh-
er: Universal outomotic dryer;
2-24-ton cir conditioners: Hoov.
er sweeper complete: RCA g.
speed record players: small ro-
dios; small appliances; roll-o-
way bed; natural oppossum
7sth fur coat. like new: Sofori
seal coat. like new: mink coat:
ladies' and mems clothing:
lUge assortment stuffed oni.
mails; redwood porch furniture.
complete; Rdtton furniture. com.
plete: books. records and hun.
dreds o! miscellaneous items.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-04
Twilight Concert

Three of Cleveland's leading
cultural institutions t h e
Cleveland Orchestra, the Play
house and Karamu Theater-
will fuse their talents for the
first time in an unusual pro-
duction of Igor Stravinsky's
"L'Histoire du Soldat" at the
Twilight Concert, Sunday, De-
cember 7th, at a p. m. in Sew
erance Hall.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-04

classes Of building line dis
tricts termed respectively B1
and BIZ; all as shown on the
zoning and districting maps
(which accompany this ordi-
nance and are hereby approved
and declared to be part hereof.
SECTION 2: That Section
$4,000 of said Ordinance No.
4761, passed November H.,
1858, which Section $4,000
reads as follows:
SECTION $4,000. The
Board of Zoning Appeals may,
after public notice and hearing
and subject to conditions and
safeguards that will protect
the appropriate use of neigh
boring property, permit the
erection of a building or struc-
fture or portion of a building
or structure or appurtenance
thereto covering not more than
$3.50 of the area of the build
ing or structure, to a height
in excess of the Limits pre-
scribed in the preceding Sec
tion."
be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
SECTION $4,000. Where
practical difficulties and un-
necessary hardships shall re-
suit from the strict compliance
with or the enforcement of the
provisions of Sections 13.100I
to 1880, inclusive, the Board
of Zoning Appeals, after pub
lie notice and hearing, shall
have the power to grant vari-
ances in these height limita-
tions in harmony with the gen.
eral intent of the ordinance
and to secure the general well
fare and substantial justice in
the promotion of the public
health, comfort, convenience,
morals, safety and general well
fare of the City of East Cleve-
land.
SECTION 3: That said Or
dinance No. 4761, passed No
vember II. 1858, be further
amended by the addition of
Section 1880 as follows:
SECTION 1880. In a Class
H5 district no building or other
structure shall be erected to
height in excess of 125 feet.
SECTION a: That this or
dinance is hereby declared to
be an emergency measure
necessary for the immediate
preservation of the public
peace, property, health and
safety by amending the pro-
visions of said Ordinance No.
4761 governing the height of
buildings and the height dis
tricts as established by said
ordinance, and provided it re-
ceives the affirmative vote of
four-fifths of all members
elected to the City Commits
sion, it shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's
passage; otherwise, it shall
take effect and be in force
from and after the earliest
period allowed by law.
Passed: December End, 1858
Attest: isl G. T. Apthorp
Clerk of the Commission
Published December 4th, 1858