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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

Members of the Church
are fortunate, indeed.
Holy Mother Church af-
fords us the best guild
ance on earth. Sometimes
we wish we did not have to
follow her dictates, because
they are in the way when we
selfishly want to do some
thing on the sly. But after
we think it over we are mighty
glad that Christ left us this
infallible guide to help us
become what each one of us
secretly hopes he will become,
IN heir to the Kingdom of
Heaven.
Good Cup
There are no evil effects
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

mlttec.
The ssIsetsd youth vspve.
s~sntatives from sffjltsted pa.
ishss to eve Will aOair ~
cupy City Hall in Columbus
on Wednesday, October -. %
. part Of tho Diocesan ebssry-
ancs Of National essbelis
Youth Week.
Father William johnson Of
Our Lady of Victory parish In
Columbus will act @ adviser
and moderator to the commit.
tee which is under the guidance
Of Professor John Duffey Of the
College Of Law at OSU and
Mrs. "A. ]. Glockner, promjnent
local Catholic laywoman.
The program calls fov The
organizing Of the dsIeestes
lnto Two parties for the pre-
government day eonventien
which will be held at The Neil
House Hotel near The end ef
September.
Frank Schneider Of Corpus
Christi, Connie Zeier of 81
Christophers, John Dodson .!
st. Agatha and Barbara Weber
of st. Mary Magdalene are
members of the Board of Re
gents who are on the commit
to- tar the youth day.
SUNDAY DANCES
Young Adults of the Contra
Deanery will begin a new series
Of Sunday night dances under
tho eo-sponsorship Of the Coun
Gil and the K Of e Council 400
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

The first In the series will be
ID ret of four beginning on the
first Sunday Of October and will
end with the annual Catholic
Youth week concert and dance
at Valley Dale during Catholic
Youth week. The dances are
open to al young men and
women past high school age In
the city.
MISS keISER
Miss JEANNE Reiser win 70
turn 10 the Catholic Youth
Council office next week in her
task ~ head counsellor to the
HI Division Council of Youth.
Miss Reiser II in her senior
year at Ohio State University.
During the past summer she has
been serving ~ associate head
counselor ut Camp st. Rita for
girls.
ATHLETIC ADVISORS
The first meeting Of the new
advisory council on athletics
will be held next Tuesday night
lat 8 pm. In the athletic depart
ment Of the Knights Of colum,
bus building on State street.
Parish representatives AM
team moderators have been no
Titled Of the meeting. New pol
icy for teams participating II
CYC plus standards for awards
etc. will be discussed at thu
meeting. A well known sports
figure will be on hand to gree
the men and talk to them. RID
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12
Cards, Eagles Eye
Friday Grid Openers

St. Charles and Watterson are the only Columbus
parochial teams who will kick off their regular football
season tonight. They are also the only two independent
parochial grid teams in the city.
st. Charles Coach Jack Ryan, with 81 years at the
E. Broad ST. School, is the dean of Central Ohio high
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

NEW O~RLEANS-Gov Earl
Long of Louisiana has appointed
Msgr. Arthur Screen, pastor OF
st. Theresa Of Avila parish here,
as a member of the states Youth
Commission.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

EtFtH8 ssfks ROW tue
Pep House
Her summer beaux had it,
SO there's nothing left for her
to do but to set her metro
nome and get into her rock
ing chair"
Yes Man
It's just dandy to believe in
providence, but get your
brakes checked, too.
Just In Time
This week we got word
from Herder and Herder in
New York about a cheaper edi-
ton of "A Catholic Cate
chism." That is the gem that
we mentioned earlier this
year. II is the same catechism
and the same pictures, but the
illustrations are in one color.
It sells for $3.50, The original
edition comes at $4.95, and as
one of the lads says for the
difference he is perfectly will
ling to imagine a few fairly
bright colors. Every home
should have a copy of this
great book.
Don't Mark Time
While waiting for emporium
ity to knock it is a mighty
good idea to keep right on
working.
Fall Reading
Before you spend all your
money be sure to take stock
of the papers and magazines
that come into your house.
Be sure to look over the Of
ferings of the Catholic Press,
and support the type of read
ing that will help you thirty
years from now. Most of the
other stuff is just for the mo-
ment, but we are going to live
forever.
oh
One of the reasons depres-
sions aren't popular is that
there isn't much money in
them.
b Your Own Boss
Now that you are back in
school. be sure you start
right off working for yourself.
Do your Own work when it is
best for you to work, and do
not rely on others. Your teach
ers can help you only SO far,
the rest Of the journey you
have to make yourself. Don't
try to beat the Russians, beat
yourself.
RECENT DISKS AND
SUITABLE N
NFoverer my Darling" -
"Hey Stella" Wictor) The
Crew Cuts;
"By All Thtat's Beautiful
-sWaeM Wacki" Decca) Jack
Carroll;
"A Chance Is All / Ask"
Dance, Everyone, Dance
(CapitoD Les Baxter;
II Can See An Angel" -
"Neyer No More" Oecca) Pat
ty Cline;
ibid You Ever See A Dream
Walking?" Sugar Bowl
Rock" Victor) Chip Fisher;
"The End" "Hunky DUN.
Ky Doc" Decca) Earl Grant:
Say You Love Me"-"Ham.
burger man. (Melody Hill
joey zingsheim Orchestra.
"Musetta" ITO Mammetta
E Tu" Victor) Domenico Mo
dugno;
Everyone Knews"- "Blow
Your Blues Away Capitol
Plas johnson;
"Wagon Wheels"-"Strollin
Home" (Capitol) Bob Balm.
Right
When q boy is old enough
to go out alone, he doesn't.
Staying Power
II you really have stayins
power you will keep right on
praying for peace. Don't lei
up at all. It is very necessary
that we offer prayer and sac
rifice to Almighty God to ap,
pease His justice. Each time
you hear Of another outrage
be sure to get down on your
knees, and tell God that you
want to do something to lei
Him know you are sorry that
the world Is getting SO wild :
place. Don't grow discour
aged, just keep on praying.
To They Say
A really good cook never
has any l.;ft-overs.
Get Going
Be sure you get to Con
fession before school opens
The best way to have the hell
OF the Holy Ghost is to be il
the state Of grace.
!. Thought Sov The Week
], Some of the most lastin,
needlework is done with th'
tongue.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12
Missing

The Catholic Times
Sports desk lacks the
1888 football schedules
Of Notrs Dame Porfs-
movfhl, St. Mary tDenni.
son) and 81. Vincent Mt.
Vermont. II Is urged that
ths delinquent schedules
be mailed TO the Catholic
Times as soon as possible.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12
IlNFoRMATioN

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SEPTIC TANK CLEANING CO.
Septic Tanks, cesspools, vaults,
cisterns and easements pumped
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sanitary equipment. Anywhere
in Licking County and vicinity.
Low Price.
Phone Fla. 2-27Ol Newark
Schlitz Burger Gam
distributors in Licking County
Hines Distributing Co.
Newark. o. FA. 6-6911
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Real Estate Broker -
Auctioneer Newark
Phone "a. 4-224l : Fla. 1861
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12
CYA Au-Star Team
To Test St. Augustine
Stars to Battle Softball Champs
In First Annual Tilt Sunday

The first annual Catholic Young Adult All,Star
softball game will be played at 2:30 p. m, Sunday,
Sept. IA, when the All-Star squad meets the CYA
league champion st. Augustine team. The game will
he nlaved at ST. Mary Magdalene, ABB S. Roys Ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12
snvck through with . l2-il
win over The Cathedral Club.

In the first game, the st. Au-
gustine squad snapped a ST3 tie
in the top of the fourth inning
and forged to an 11-3 advantage
before the West CYC could dent
the plate again.
The second game was q diff
ferent matter. The Cathedral
Club forged out to a 40 lead
then held edges of 8-3 and 10-6
before the st. Augustine slug
gers began unleashing their
power to surge to a 1910 margin
in the seventh canto.
ST. Augustine 800 422 oil
West eve ......2l0 000. Us
Ssvely and m. Rsissv; Christ
and sehIiff.
S.. Augustine Ola IA 2-I2
Cathedral .AO4 020 I'LL
ssveiy and N. Rsjser; King
and Gufh, Snyder 90.
FINAL STANDING
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12
Youth Notes
Plan Government Day
Program for Youth

Initial plans for the annual Youth Government day
for Y members Of the city Of Columbus were made
at a meeting held last week by members Of the com
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12
ParOchiaI
Schedules
Marion Catholic


Sept. l3-West Lafayette.
Sept. 19-at Ohio Deaf
Sept. 26-Lancaster BIS
Oct. Sat N-ewcomerstown
Oct. 1O-at Washington CHI.
Oct. l7-open
Oct 24-St. Charles
Nov. 1-St. Joseph Dover
Nov. Tat Dresden.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

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The frontiersman., 1958-01-09
Weather Delays PairoIinan; Causes Some Local Damage

Patrolrnan Carl Schlichtig of The territorial police had an un- expected overnight stay on the Glenn highway early this week when a snow slide, which block ed the road at Mile 101 prevented his return to Palmer.
 Enroute to Sheep Mountain on regular patrol, he was delayed by a slide which was being clear ed by the Bureau of Public Roads crew. Only a short time later. on his return trip, he was again stopped by slide at Mile i01. This time he had lengthy stay before BPR could clear the road. Unable to get through to Palmer via his radio, Schlichtig made contact with the Anchorage office which in turn relayed his mes sage to Palmer office, notifying them of his location. He return ed about 9:30 the following morn ing.
 Little damage was experienced n the valley area from the snow, winds ,and rains that hit the area early this week In the Wasi- Ia and Big Lake areas few electrical outages were experien- red caused by the heavy snow pn the lines. Palmer fluctuations were noted during Monday even ing. These were caused by troub- les in the Anchorage area which in turn were believed caused by 1be weather conditions.
The frontiersman., 1958-01-09
MkM REQUEST
 WITHDRAWAL OF HAND NEAR NORTHSvAY

The Bureau of Land Manage 5nent has announced that it has requested the withdrawal of 15.57 acres of land in the North way vicinity. If granted, the land will be used for an administra- dye site.
 A portion of this land was for merly used by the Bureau as fireguard station. However. be cause of difficult access, a site ad- Jacent to the Alaska Highway has been chosen for the construction 1,f a new station.
 The area requested according io the Bureau will provide space for storage of equipment, park ing of vehicles, and use by the public, in addition to the site for ffe fire guard station.
The frontiersman., 1958-01-09
Credit Union Annual Meeting 10 Be January IS

All members of the Matanuska Valley Federal Credit Union are urged to plan attendance at the annual membership meeting to be held in the Grange hall next Thursday evening, January Is. The meeting will begin at pm. and refreshments will be served at the close.
 A nominating committee will present slate of candidates for the various offices in the associa- tion. In addition the treasurer, members of the board of direc- tors, and the supervisory and credit committees will report their activities for the past year and members will be asked to vote the rate of dividend to be paid on members shares. Last year members voted five per cent dividend.
 Sam Woolcock has served as president of the association this past year.
 James Wilson territorial com missioner of agriculture will speak on the organization of the Matanuska Valley Federal Credit Union. The CAA 8 Federal Credit Union has loaned a CUMA film which will be shown.
 During the past year the local credit union made 154 loans, to- taliing over $l47,OOO Total shares of members are in excess of Treasurer Dexter Bacon emphasized that loans up to S10,- 900 and savings up to $2,OO0 of each member are covered by life insurance. Membership increased last year from 323 to 4O4.
The frontiersman., 1958-01-09
Souvenir Plates
 10 Benefit Hospital

Proceeds from the sale of at tractive china souvenir plates will go to the Valley Presbyterian Hospital, it was announced this week by MT. and Mrs. James Frey of Palmer who are the spon- sors of this money y-raising project.
 Sample plates have arrived and may be seen at the Frey resi- dence, Ketchikan Spruce Mills, the hospital, and at the Moose Horn Trading Post in Chugiak. A very good pen and ink repro duction of the hospital is pictur- ed in the center of the plate, with single gold bands outlining the plate center and rim. A brief leg end about the hospital is print ed on the reverse side of the plate.
 Plates will be made available to the public as soon as the ship ment arrives, Mrs. Frey said, at $500 apiece. The plates are be- ing made by the L. Ekinton Laze- lere, Pineville in Bucks Co.,, Pennsylvania. Orders for the plates may be placed by calling Mrs. Frey at PI-4027. All pro- ceeds will go toward the hospital. When the shipment arrives plat es will be sold at a number of central points in town.
The frontiersman., 1958-01-09
MINSTREL SHOW
  CHORUS TO START PRACTICE JANUARY IS

First rehearsals for the Pal mer@ Kiwanis Clubs 1858 Min strei Show will be held Wednes- day, January Is, when chorus practice starts. Mrs. Lois Weldon has offered to assist the show by working with the chorus.
 All persons interested in sing ing in the chorus are urged to turn out at 8 pm. and "get with the show. A number of voices will be needed and persons are invited to volunteer whether they have or have not ever sung with a chorus.
 Jim Wilson said the show is lin
The frontiersman., 1958-01-09

ing up very we'll, with Kiwanans winding up the scrip and getting ready to start the casting. The show will be presented in Pal mer on April II and 12, and the entire community is invited to offer their experience in some phase of the presentation.
The frontiersman., 1958-01-09

Thursday. January 8. 1858
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11
REY HUssEIN
Wiene de Ia Prinera)

Sc haya hecho intento alguno
para derribar ell avion de HUI
ssein y dice que mo es cierta
la afirmacion de Jordania de
que aviones de la R.A.U. hubie.
sen atacado Ell avion jordanc
con ell proposito de derribarlo."
La declaration dice que Sc
pidio al photo del avion jorda-
no que descendiese en- ell aero
puerto de Damasco a fin de OBJ
tener ell permiso necesario para
volar por ell espacio aereo sirio,
despues de haberse negado a
responder al pedido de infor-
macion sobre su mission y des-
tino.
Anade: eel photo sc rego a
descender e informo al aero
puerto que volvia a Jordania.
En- cumplimiento de las orde.
mes respecto de la seguridad de
la region contra la probabili-
dad de ataques aereos, los avio-
mes de la fuerza aerea que es-
taban en- vuelo de reconocimien
to sobre la region, recibieron
ordenes de escoltar al avion
jordano que dejase Ell espacio
aereo. (Sirio)."
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11
VISTA TUMBA
DE Pho XII

CIUDAD DEL vATICANo,
Nov. 10 (UP)- Ell Papa Juan
XIII descendi6 hoy a las CRU
tas que hay debajo de la Basili-
ca de San Pedro para orar fren-
te a la tumba del difunto Pom
tifice Pic Doce que murio hizo
aver I'm mes.
La enorme basilica fue &C.
rrada al publico para que ell Pa
pa Juan pudiese cruzarla en- pri-
vado.
Primero fue a la tumba de San
Pedro, debajo del altar central,
y luego al sitio en- que fue Sc
pultado Pic Doce cerca de aque-
LA.
En- Ell curse de su vista de so
minutes a las vastas galerias de-
bajo de la Basilica, ell Papa Juan
Sc detuvo tambien para orar an
te las tumbas de los predeceso-
res inmediatos de Pic Doce:
Pho Undecimo que murio en-
1899, Benedicto Ounce, que ia
llecio en- 1922 y Santo Pic Deci-
mo, fallecido en- 1914 y canoni-
zado en- 1854.
Ell Pontifice visit6 tambien
las tumbas de las Papas, Urba-
no Quinto, nacido en- Francia y
muerto en- 1870; Urbano Sex
to, que RENO hasta 1889; Bonita
clio Octave, que murio en- 1903;
Nicolas Quinto, que RENO hasta
1455 y Pic Sexto que RENO has
ia 1799...
Ell Papa Juan fue acompanado
de I'm pequeno grupo de autori-
dades eclesiasticas y miembros
de la casa papal.
Antes ell Papa Juan Sc habia
presentado en- la ventana de sus
d~epartamentos privados del Va
ticano, para bendecir a los pc
regrinos que Sc habian congre-
gado en- la Plaza de San Pedro.
Fue esta la primera vez que
Ell nuevo papa reanudo la cos
tumbre de Pic Doce, quien cada
domingo aparecia en- SUI ventana
al mediodia, para responder a
los gritos de 'Viva II Papa" de
los fieles.
Ell Papa recibio tambien a 400
miembros de la Accion Catolica
de Italia, en- audiencia especial.
En- breve discurso, ell Pontifice
recordo la obra del difunto Pa
pa Pic Undecimo cuando, como
Mons. Achile Ratti, romovio la
fundacion de las sociedades
catolicas en- Italia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11
MEDIA
Continuation de Il pSg. ~

puestos y dictar las leyes de esa
region. (Las guerrillas de Ware
la Sc encuentran inachtivas des.
de Ell aho pasado, pero no Sc
han disuelto.)
Varela fue elegido miembro
de la asamblea mediante una
lista disidente de las oficiales
que proclamo la direction ma
cional del liberalismo, y Sc lie
atribuyo mantener la organiza-
cion de sus guerrillas como una
forma de presionar al gobierno,
para obtener reinvindicaciones
economicas para la poblacion
de esa region que es esencial.
mente campesina.
Algunos diputados sostuvie.
ron en- Ell debate que, amparan.
dose en- estas reivindicaciones
los comunistas adelantan una
labor de proselitismo en- la re.
gi6n y sostuvieron que este es
periodical para la politica que
los dos partidos eel liberal y
ell conservador- adelantan con
%juntamente desde Ell gobieron
Y Ell parlamento,
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11
REGREsA A....
(Viene de La Pr1rnera)


me proyectil, cuyo peso total
era de 50 toneladas.
Sc creia que la tercera etapa
era la mas segura de todas,
porque en- ella sc utiliza solo
I'm combustible solido. Los COM
bustibles de las dos primeras
etapas son liquidos y, por con-
siguiente, mucho mas dificiles
de manejar.
'Para disparar la teresra eta
pa -dijo Ell portavoz- no Sc
necesita mas que una chispa
~pequeha".
Ell fracaso fue tanto mas de-
Salentador, cuanto que hasta
llegar Ell momento de disparar
la tercera etapa, TODD Sc habia
desenvuelto exactamente con
arreglo al plan trazado.
Ell eohete habia alcanzado,
preeisamente Ia velocidad y Ell
angulo de vuelo que necesitaba
para llegar a 81 destino.
Con este fracaso, Ia fuerza
aerea puso fin a su intento de
llegar con TN cohete a las in
mediacionss de la luna.
A solo ur1os cuantos eientos
de metros de la plancha en- que
Sc lanzo el m~alogrado eohete
del sabado, Ell ejercito esta ha-
ciendo va los primeros prepa-
rativos para disparar 81 pri-
mer eohete lunar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11
PREMIO ~sas@ass
(Viene de Ia PsTmera1


durante la segunda guerra mum
dial, y ayudo a establecer una
red de inteligencia para ayudar
a los aliados.
En- 1949 Sc conmovio profun-
damente ante la situacion de
los refugiados de guerra ancia.
nos e invalidos, que otras ma.
clones Sc ncgaban a aceptar por
su estado. Y fundo su organiza-
ci6n de "ayuda a personals des-
p~lazadas."
En- Belgica, Ell Padre Pire es-
tablecio cuatro asilos para per
sonas desplazadas y luego ex.
tendio la organization a toda
Europa estableciendo cinco
"Aldeas- Europa.
La primera de estas aldeas Ia
construy6 en- A~quisgran, Alema.
MIA, y la primera piedra para Ia
mas moderna Sc coloc6 Ell 81 d.
Septbre. en- Spiesen, Alemania y
la nombro en- honor al ganador
del Premio Nobel, "Albert
Schweitzer". La aldea "Anne
Frank" en- Noruega sera la sex
ia que establecera.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11
PRoSIGUE
(Viene de Ia Primera1
Tan pronto como haya alsuna

Tan pronto como haya alsuna
noticia, la anunciaremos''.
A las 0903 GMT, "ARTOP"
compania propietaria del avi6n
dijo a la UPI que no tenia mas
information.
Aver circularon numerosos
rumores falsos diciendo que Ell
avion estaba a salvo. La prensa
local ha evitado hacer toda con-
jetura sobre ell case.
Hoy, nueve aviones anfibios
de salvamento - tres portugue-
ses, I'm Lancaster de la RIA.
procedente de Gibraltar, y Gin
co aviones norteamericanos de
la marina y de la fuerza aerea
procedente de norte de Africa
- despegaron a las 0700 GMT.
Escrutan un area de 800 kil6-
metros de ancho entire la isla
portuguese de Madeira a $50 XII
lometros al oeste de Casablanca,
y Lisboa.
Por 10 nenos nueve buques
entire ellos uno de pasajeros,
tambien participant en- la bus
queda.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11
REFUERZOS

Los informes procedentes de
0riente, indican que ell Gobier-
no ha reforzado grandemente
la guarnicion que tenia en- Nj
caro-. Sc cree que la guarni-
cion es ahora mas que suficien-
tie para mantener a los rebeldes
fuera de la region.
La nina, sin embargo, esta
situada en- plena montana, en-
te%rritorio rebelde, y es proba-
bic que Castro trate de impedir
Sc reanude Ell trabajo en- ella.
Algunos Green, no obstan-
te, que Castro no Sc opondra
a clio para no perjudicar a las
10000 familias de Nicaro cuya
unica fuente de ingresos es la
nina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11

Wiene de La PrImera)

BESIDE Ell fallecimiento de
Pic XII, Ell colegio perdio otros
dos miembros mas, los Cardena.
les Celso Constantine y Edward
Mooney.
Las seis r1aciones nuevas que
Sc mencionan mas a menudo
con posibilidades de obtener
Csrdenales son: Austria, Holan.
da, Gran Bretana, Uruguay, FL
lipinas y Peru.
Tambien Sc citan los arzobis-
pados norteamericanos de Bos-
ton, Chicago y Detroit, cuyos
titulares, los Cardenales William
O'Connell, Samuel Stritch y
Edward Mooney, fallecieron. Ell
primero en- 1914 y los segundos
en- este ano.
Estados Unidos esta repre-.
sentado actualmente en- ell Cole
gio de Cardenales por dos MEM
bros, este es, los Cardenales
Francis Spellman, de Nueva
York, y James Mcintyre, de Los
Angeles, ambos nombrados por
ell extinto Pic XII. ESQ s~ignifica
que solo hay dos purpuradoS en-
una nacion que, segdn ell anua-
rio Official catolica tenia mas de
"a millones de catolicos roma
nos en- 1857.
Ell prelado italiano Monsenor
Alberto di Jorio va ha sido es-
cogido oficialmente como car
denal por ell Papa Juan XIII,
que hizo Ell anuncio ell mismo
dia en- que fue elegido Sumo
Pontifice ell % de octubre pa
sado.
Entire los demas prelados tia
lianos que Sc dicen tienen posi-
bilidades de ser designados car
denales estan monsenor Giovan-
nj Battista Montini, ell padre
Jesuita, Agostino Gemelli, Mon
senior Domenicio Tardini, Mon
senior. Antonio Bacci y Monse-
nor Francesca Robert.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11
| TERMINA
(Viene de Ia Pr4meraY

En- 10 que Sc refiere a los pri-
sioneros entregados por los re-
beldes, ell Ejercito cubano ha
seguido Ell sistema de agrupar-
los en- centres especiales y lie
varlos despues a La Habana pa
"a pasar ALI I'm breve periodic
de descanso y recuperacion an
ties de hacerles reanudar ell SER
vicio active Ell cual prestan en-
regiones distintas de aquella en-
que fueron prendidos por los
rebeldes.
En- los circulos bien informa-
dos de La Habana Sc dijo que
en- la gran nina de Miguel de
propiedad norteamericana de
Nicaro (provincia de Oriente)
puede reanudarse pronto ell ira
baio.
ESta nina, cuyo valor Sc cal
cula en- Ill millones de dolares,
Sc cerro Ell mes pasado por eau
sa de las operaciones empren-
didas por los rebeldes contra
ella. Ell personal norteamerica-
no fue evacuado y solo queda-
ron en- la nina los hombres ne
cesarios para cuidarla.