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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-11
Whitmers HOnOred
Sunday for 5Oth
Wedding Date

The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Whit
mer were honored Sunday with
a family dinner in the Argonne
hotel, Lima, in celebration of
their fiftieth wedding ami
versary.
They were married September
9, 1908 at West Liberty in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Yoder, parents of the bride. The
Rev. David Plank officiated at
the ceremony.
Attending the dinner were: Rev.
and Mrs. Whitmer, their two sons
and their families and the Rev.
and Mrs. Jacob Friesen. Their
two sons are Edwin, Maumee,
who is comptroller for Whole
sale Foods company, and Dana,
who is superintendent of schools
at Pontiac, Michigan. There are
five, grandchildren.
After graduating from OberliT.
college and seminary Rev. Whit
mer taught Bible and English at
Goshen college for eight years.
After this he taught ten years at
the old Witmarsum seminary al
Bluffton college and four years
at Bluffton college.
He also served II years as pas
tor of Grace Mennonite church
Pandora. Rev. Whitmer retired
from active ministry in 1941.
Rev. and Mrs. Whitmer live a
245 Grove street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-11

many lovely gifts after which re-
freshments were served.
TeIesis Club
Mrs. Carl Lehman viii be hos
tess to the Telesis club on Sep
tember Is. Title Of the program
will be Medical Progress in
Bluffton."
Order of Easter Star
Order of the Eastern Star will
meet in the Masonic temple
Tuesday, September is at 8
o'clock.
Bridal Shower Given
Mrs. John Hauenstein (Bonnie
Edie) was recently honored at
a bridal shower given by Sue
Crawfis and Mrs. Don Alspach
at the CrawfiS home. Games and
contests were enjoyed and re.
freshments were served Carrying
out the pink and white color
scheme.
Guests attending were Ann
Zimmerly, Jane Alspaeh, Mary
Steiner, JEANNE Kibele, Donita
Luginbuhl, Donna Basinger, Con,
ME Sommers, Sandie Edie, Laura
Diller, Vickie Davidson, Susan
Hauenstein, Judy Frankhauser,
MesdameS Helen Tschantz. Jua.
nita Swank, Joan Sommers, Betty
Edie, Azelda Hauenstein, Lavon
Mumma and Gerry Steiner,
Those unable to attend. but send.
ing gifts, were Sallie Jordan
Sheryln Moser, Nancy Houts
Pam Berry, Shirley Miller,
Carole Herr, Mary Kaufman
Marcene Zimmerman, Sharon
Johnson, Judy Tschantz. Heller
Geiger, Joenita Shelter, Karer
Mumma, Cathy Lewis, Rutf
Frankhauser, Pat Ladd anC
Shirley Slabaugh.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-11
SOCIETY AND CLUBS

with Bertha Marshall as assist
ant hostess. The program will be
a book review given by Mildred
Keel.
Orange Twp. Farm WOmen's Club
This months meeting will be
held on Friday, September IL at
the home of Edith Swank.
.
Mothers Study Club
Mothers Study club will meet
on. Monday, September Is in the
home of Donna Henderson,
Cherry street. Members please
note change of meeting place.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-11
IL Prizes Offered
In Store Give-Away

Seventeen prizes including a
6l-piece American Flyer electric
train set, two plastic disc sleds
and IA plastic flying saucers will
be given away during the next
12-week period by Geiger & Dill
ler's store boys wear department,
it was announced this week.
Boys and their parents are in
vited to register for the prize
give-away anytime they are in
the store. Prize winners will be
announced every week by the
local store beginning Saturday
The top prize will be awarded on
November 29.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-11
To Map Christmas
Plans At Meeting

Plans for the annual Christmas
promotions of the Bluffton Busi-
ness Mems association will be the
principal topic for discussion al
a meeting of the Bluffton Busi.
ness Mems association Wednes,
day evening, September "a, al
8 O'Clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-11
Family Reunion

Family Reunion
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Z. Diller
were hosts to the reunion of the
Isaac Stauffer family at their
home last Sunday. The gather
ing included Mrs. Florence Ham
ilton, Mr.. and Mrs. David West
of Findlay; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Mrs. Earl Hamilton of Canton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Stucky, Mr..
and Mrs. Dale Stuckey and fam
lily of Grabill, Ind, Mr.. and Mrs,
Keith Dickerson of Lawndale
Calf, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Minck and family of Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Stauffer
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stauffer
MabIe Minck and Richard Mincl
of Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-11
Profit q Pleasure Club

Profit q Pleasure Club
On September IL Mrs. Harry
Mayberry will be hostess to the
Profit and Pleasure club with the
meeting topic being Better
Schools" Leaders will be Mrs.
c. K. Kohl on the subject Must
Our Schools be Palaces?" and
Mrs. Robert Barnett on the sub
ject 81 Wish / could Afford to
Teach"
Poinsettia Club
On Wednesday, September II
the Poinsettia club will meet al
the home of Grace Longsdorf
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-11

A MACHINE for making ice
cream cones was invented by
Carl r. Taylor and Werd w.
Turnbull about 1904 in Columbus,
Ohio.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
Joseph 5. Londerces, Married In
Honolulu, Arrire AT Parents Home
ltowasdssiiIs items

George I.odge No 81 Ar and AM
Nill meet II the Masonic hall S.lur
sity At 81 pm
Air and MIS- lospeh 5 Lon,leree
"i'' We're married III honolulu last
iall aftiYat February 70 Iii the
AeiiAf- " his pairlaa MI anti Mrs.
lstinsAli i.ondrrets. Oh Dungannon
Farm Nj Londefre has been
hono4ably DISCHARGED from the u S
Marines after four years Of service.
mo OF which were spent in the
Hawaiian Islands ~
George Brown fell DURING they're
cent SHOW and broke his ankle
Mr. and Mrs John Wright. 81
Dllwyn spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Dewey Goolsby.
2 Marooncd
Mrs G W Morris Of Howards
VILE. and r L. Taylor Of Schuyler
Mere nmooned Al Rlveryille anc
LvnchbuMg fo IA tex DAYS during
The snow
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bryant. and
d ug hler, Of Hopewen. spent
Wednesday night vii. Mr. and MIS-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04

Nv. Dbl. waiter } sccly. of TT
Iaudcrdalc. Fla.. retire d from
active duty with the u. s. Army
February 20. after almost Is Year
~ service
Colonel s4ol4 Is married % tn
former Margaret Hubbard. daugh
tel Of Mrs. Fann.c o Hubbard. OF
EarrnWllt They have TWO children
Donald ~, ana Barbara, II,
The son Of MIS- walter f. Seely
Of Fl Lauderdale he was born In
BROOKLYN. n H and attended the
NIX Military Academy IN earn
vale " " and Rensselaer, Poly
technic institute IN Troy, n. Y
Colonel Seely entered the Army
i'll 1912 as d second lieutenant "A
the Ordnance corps. He served IN
Europe during World War II, iii
Japan and Korea. and most re-
Gently, with the Seventh Y s.
Amy III Germany
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04

lIerttord, N C. 10 Yislt relatives
fha onhaAs WiF laaV NY aaAaiali
ntNt Monday Ny reapn F. ihen haufe
IL Eolpnan AIont
Alr aha Mi q + haiber, M
Aolth ylrA Visited itaS anN slt4
II N ltaei tlie pa5t ~eek tnd
Nafslandef spends Wcet lid
lanea GlnRrch Of SILVER gpiin9
Md Seat iir Merf cnd Mith AN
aHd Mfs DADney wins
MI and Mls James J. n0riiet
p q daughter, Sara, spent the
weeK end III uMtmsVlle With Mrs
N Shockley ana attend hef birth.
day celebration MIS- Shockley X
Mrs Doffief's mother and viii re
tna n ScotlsYlle With lhalnNfol 4
Fisit
Dr w u Moody attended 1 n4rdI
cal meeting III Baltimore Md FIJI
day aud Saturday and on Sunday
Mrs Moody joined nun ana they
attended the Veterans oi Foreign
War; State council meeting N
Ale&andla
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04

G. N Brown
MISS Dorothy Brown visited ia
Schuyler and Miss Emma Brown
came horne with her Tor il visit
here
MIR and MIS- Kenneth Carroll
and daughter, ii Schuyler, Visited
Mi and Mrs. Dewey Goolsby
lieaths Spend Day
Mfr and Mrs Willie Heath. and
children. Of Gladstone. spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. H l. Wy
land, and family
Miss Betty Brown has returned
after spending some time in Hope.
well with MIR and Mrs Charles
Bryant
Mr. and Mas Herman Londerce
and Mr. and Mrs Joseph $. Lond-
cree were dinner guests Sunday Of
Nh and Mrs. Aubrey Goode in
Charlottesville
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Baber have
moved IN the Osltn house near
Boiling Springs. They We're married
earlier In February.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
Aqtl,iitis ul,,i
Drive Atided TO
" irsini,t l'ana paign

The Virginia G hap ter q the
National Arthtita spA Rheumatism
Foundation TO-DAY annpaRatd \ cam
fIleu wy f4ise XIV estimated ss50J1
neeted to provide tor go 900
aflhlhies a Virginia
il4e tlifnF u MA campaign Winch
.lil pnrn altA i t#ltthNt on Station
8@EK ~ extending iiotu 10 = ri.
satal day March ~ to pm Sun
aa4 Alaleh n. vii III Break lhe
6fp ~ tue Crippler
John II Cccl, Jf of Richmond
campaign leader, pointed ou' that
lhe key 10 conqncrine any dlscasa
ia money fie said that there would
nDt be \ Sa!k vaccine for polio ~
day had not the American p< ople
supported the research that made
tho vaccine possible Cecil said that
arthritis IL this country most wide
spread chronic disease. He added
tifal ch4dren. TOO, come down With
! tho disease ana that 500 900 IA TINS
country IRE afflicted. rs 900 III Vit-
gina
Our goal" Czech concluded. is
u learn the cause 81 arlhilts. y
discover d real and final cure and
until that ultimate goal N accom-
I pliahcd. to provide the best possible
/ treatment ot this disease which has
plagued mankind since earliest bis
tory
shall Burger IS one Of log students
al the Ashland college cited. forty
I tive VI the lionors list, ~ on me
tcaas Ist
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04

An audit report submitted TO
Governor j Lindsay Almond. Jr.
by state auditor j Gordon Bennett,
shows that all funds received In the
Cumberland County court have been
properly accounted for
The report also shows that the
number Of criminal cases III the
county have doubled since 1855. j.
Taylor Williams. county judge, ex-
planned that the Increased use Of
radar has accounted for the alb
normal increase The number Of
criminal cases increased from s43
IN 1855 % l.3l5 IN 1857.
Other statistics revealed BY the
audit shows the following cases
handled by the county court. civil
254 in 1883 and 1877 i'll 1857. juvenile
and domestic relations dropped
from II IN 1865 to seven in 1857:
and lunacy hearings increased from
"A in 1888 to q III 1857.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
Tobacco Growers
In Cumberland
Rush Soil Bank

Cumberland farmers wasted little
time III putting tobacco ~ The soil
bank. When The dark fired Sipn-up
started February II, a waiting line
immediately formed at tie ASC Of
flee AL the end ui the iiist uay
there was Only Slut> left from al
allotment Of sl7 $50
Seventy four ilre.cured farms put
in eb4 acres and 80 additional
farms With IS II acres were put on
the waiting list Frank Z Thomas.
ASC office manager. cstiWated II
would take 50 994 additional To take
care Of the farms on the waiting
list There are ga fire-cured al
lotments in the county. with 6l0
acres
Flne-cured tobacco growers re
acted In a similar way earlier III
the year as ~ farms quickly put
80 acres in The soil bank 10 deplete
the county's $3.50 ALLEGATION. A
waiting list was made 81 IA farms
representing III acres which would
require some 1865 to fulfill.
The sun-cured ALLEGATION OF $l8.o22
Is also used up. with four farms on
the waiting list The soil bank
claimed Sc farms which had an
allotment Of lil acres.
There was stlll small amount
Of money left for Burnley and Mary
land tobacco on February u. but
there had been no ALLEGATION Of
cotton money,
Thirty agreements took out II
ceres Of Burley tobacco leaving
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
Darlington IIsts.

MIN Lucy Singleton Glover
passed away at her hcme IN Rich
iHond on February q. lust three
weeks after the death Of her slster
Mrs Mary Payne We feel greatly
The loss Of these tMo wonderful
women whose CHEEKY visits seyeya
times a year always lightened oui
hearts
Thote attending The funeral Of
Mrs Glover in Richmond last Mon
day were MI and MIS-. Holle
slneleton Miss Elizabeth Singleton.
AI.ss Rtah Harls and Leslie
HafIs
ms E A payne Mrs. H. T.
Shorter Robert Drisklll v Il
Dickinson ana leslie Hamilton
we've among those attending the
MIX Producers association lunch
con and general meeting in Clewe
Wednesdays
Mis T r Harris. mother 81 Mrs
Tom Onion has been very ii re-
Gently b@t IS reported as Uuplov-
iag At this writing
Thc home d ATe and Mrs Joe
LaNne was colnplet y burned last
Saturday evening Joe and jerry
we're. away at the time and re-
turned to iiHd Their home burned.
all thslr possessions lost As usual.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
ssotttvills News

Mrs Ralph krouSc, 81 EIoWards-
at the jane lt!saaMa Garden club
meeting IN fofE Union She TAXED
Oh sterilization 81 Soil Why. and
How Far ~ % WIN II ahr wa
acconpanied ~ Mls Ro3et ! Cal
ms
The first oi two Friday night
Lenten suppciS and i Lenten Stf-
vice was held III the st. Johns
Church PARISH nall February "a 1T
$50 p. m. Supper was furnished
by st. John i cnurcn Woman
Auxiliary. and the program was
arranged Nv Christ Church The
second service and supper viii be
Friday, March y. when tie ladies
Of Christ church viii servE supper
and The program win be Given by
81 John S church.
Sunday was designated as Virginia
day at The National Episcopal
Cathedral IN Washington. D e., and
bus load OF people from Char
lottesville and the county viii 90
up for the service Mrs harry
Langhorne went with her Sunday
school class. and there were other
young people and aGults from thLs
area going on the trip
Mrs II q Thach With Net
daughter MIS-. G q Ofbnrn.. anc
Mike and Gregory. have gone to
81 2nu Of the rs ~ ALLEGATION Mary
land, tobacco wAs ailoeated onls
$50. and S2aI were SON available
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
warm;nsfaS items
Rev. L. h. Withers TO Conduct Service
AT Emmanuel Episcopal Church Mar. 9

Schools ii buckingham and Nal
son counties opened MoAday mora
INV after beinK closed TIE paw Week
on account Of Tie suog ahd tcr
IN tte roads
nv Robert I. Wittleis Jr. III
i'afnyIl!e Slil conduct hc com
munion service and preach al f.Ln.
manuel Episcopal Church Glen
more, the second Sunday morning
March g at III y H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charming H. Moon
have returned from Richmond. Mrs
Moon spent several day there 81
be with her brother. Who was a
patient IN Johnston Wills Hospital
Critl visits
Frank Cfliz. Of Stuart. spent the
week end With his brother. Robalt
q Crlt2. Al Cottage Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wyland and
daughter Faye Wyland were in
Lyhchblug durins thc week end
Mr. and MIS- Joe Adcock. Mr.
and Mrs. Luther E. Londeree, and
two daughters. Mr. and MIS-. Array
Spencer and daughter. All of lynch
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
3 Iowhatan Students
Intend Dairy Day

Three PoWhatan High School stu
dents were to attend dairy science
career day Monday at Virginia
Polytechnic Institute in Blacksbulg
Jerry Hatcher and Aubrey Morris
We're TO take pant in the dairy
science student recruitment pro
gram. ana Owen Walker the agri-
cultural engineering They were ac-
companied " their instructor Max
w Timherlake
Three former Powhatan students,
Tie largest Number from any one
county Nick Eiam Walter Nc
Clue and Bobby Cosby are study
ing danying at VPI and a fourth.
Leonard Walker Is taking agricul-
talal education
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04

Funeral services were held Satur-
day at Jones Chapel Church near
Iren's Mill Cumberland county
for Robert A Ownby 50 who died
February q at a Richmond hos
pital
Burial was n tie church come
terry
Mr. OWnbF, retired grocery
man IS survived BY his widow
Mrs Mae OWnby a Stcpson. Frank
Z Thomas Of Cumberland. and tTo
SISTERS, Mrs w E. Watson. Of JET
fesson CITY Tenn and Mrs L P
Ownby Of Isle Palms 5 G
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
Stanley r. Fitzgerald
Buried In .Alberene

Funeral services were held Fri
day At Alberene cemetery for
stanley r Fitzgerald, 81. 81 SCOTS
Vile. who died February g in a
Stanton hospital
Surviving are his father. Elmer
Fitzgerald 4 Son Jerry Wayne
Fitzgerald o. Schuyler Darlington
fitzgerald. OF Appcmattox Maknus
Fitzgerald Of Alberene. and odell
Fitzgerald. OF Bedford. and sister
Mfs Lois Martin n Bedford
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
Ballsville Native
Milton McLaurine
Dies In Miami, Fla.

Milton McLaurine, Jr.. "a. a IA
tive Of Ballsyille. died February n
in 4 Miami, Fla hospital Funeral
services were held Saturday III
Lemon, N. C
A retired American Tobacco com.
pany emDloye. he had lived IN
Miami for = years.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Jessie Wilson McLaurine. and two
sisters. Mrs + M Sanders and
and Mrs T NJ Tyler. Of Chester
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04

and hear patrons making requcs'
wv different roads aud road niat
ters d the March meeting
Mr. + + Tucker. WIDOW Of pr
N +. Trucker. Vi Buckingham
M II wa bur!ed n Sprung hit
ccinetary L5hgt4burg Fehfa.iy n
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28

formo, que va Sc ha logrado
gran progreso para estabiIizar
la situacion del cafe, e hizo un
anuncio formal relative a la
decision unanime de las repu-
blicas latinoamericanas.
"Tambien die -anadio-
que eStamos completamente dis
puestos a cooperar con entusias-
mo en- ell estudio de larga pro-
yeccion, y que tenemoS la es-
peranza de que ell grupo euro
PEG Sc asocie pronto al acuer-
do de retencion temporal con
ell fin de que ell convenio ofrez-
ca bases de mayor e~quidad,"
Luego hizo la observation de
que ha quedado muy alberta
la puerta para la futura partici-
paci6n europea.
Renato Costa Lima, director
del Institute Brasileno del Ca
fe, expreso la esperanto del Bra
sill de que, con la firma del con-
venio Sc estabilice ell mercado
cafetero.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. IT.
CUPID Ell Presidente Arturo
Frondizi anuncio anoche que ell
gobierno de Argentina ha reci-
Dido ofertas en- firme, de en-
presas petroleras eXtranjeras,
por valor adicional de 400 mi
Homes de dolares y reitero que
la aportacion de capitales ex-
t~ranieros es esencial para aban-
donar ell Canine del estanca-
miento economico que lleva al.
odio, a la dictadura y a la desin-
tegracion n%acional."
Frondizi hablo por radio du-
rante As minutes para defender
SUI politica petrolera, pero ade-
lanto que en- 10 future los con-
tratos de csc tipo Sc negocia-
ran sobre base de convenio IT,
pc y licitacion, para que las en-
presas interesadas puedan de-
cidir en- breve tempo 81 desean
adherirse a las estipulaciones
basicas.
Refiriendose al petroleo rel
tero SUI apoyo a Y~acimientos Pc
.troliferoS FiScaIps el mOnOpolio
petrolero argentine, y senalo
que ha recibido ofertas en- fir
me de un grupo aleman, que no
identified para invertir en- acti-
vidades petroleras $50 millones
de dolares, asi como de un CRU
pc frances y de otro britanico,
esta por so millones de libras.
No INDIGO 81 las ofertas han sido
aceptadas. pero sefalo que en- ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28
CURlOSO HOMICIDE
EN- BUENOS AIRES

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 81 =
(UPD- La policia busca al res
'ponsable por I'm curioso homici-
did,. que costo la vida de Jose
Corchero.
Corchero, conocido por SUI aft
cion a la behida, fue desafiado
por I'm desconocido, a un
match" para determinar quien
consumia mas ginebra. Los con-
tricantes Sc reunieron en- I'm bar
de los suburbios. Cada uno des-
tapo una botella de Ginebra y la
consumio con extraordinaria ra-
pidez. Para ~"desempatar", acor-
daron beber otras copas y Cor
chero cayo fulminado por la in
toxicacion. Al intervenir la po-
licia Sc comprobo que ell vence-
dor de la curiosa competencia
solo habia consumido aqua,
mientras Corchero habia inge-
,rido la ardiente bebida, incolo-
"a como ell aqua.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28
"ABC" Comenta
E~nsenunzd del
EspanoI en- Brasil

MADRID, Sept. q tUPD :
Ell diario "ABC" comentando la
noticia de que ell Presidente
Juscelino' Kubitschek ha envia-
do al congreso I'm mensaje, pro-
Iponiendo la obligatoriedad del
estudio del idioma espanol en-
los cursos de ensenanza media,
equiparandolo a la ensenanza
del ingles, oonsiderando de
gran alcance politico la pro-
puesta.
Recon0ce la notable Influenza
-norteamericana en- las naciones
del sur del continente, sobre
TODD, en- ell aspecto economico,
.pero dice que resuitaba un con-
'trasentido que hasta ahora Bra
sill reconociera una condicion
secundaria del idioma espanol.
"Es natural que ell presidente,
polftico de gran realismo y de
magnifica vision, pretenda esta-
.blecer bases seguras para ell en-
~tendimiento facilitando la es-
pontaneidad del dialogo," agre-
ga ell diario.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28
Situacidn Argentina ImpuIsa al Peronismo
Frondizi no ho cumPido los Compromises confraidos. lie Hoce
Violentos AfuqUes en- Entrevisfc con 81 Periodisfu cubono Pordo LIudo

LA HABANA. Sept. 81 CUPID
Ell ex Presidente argentine
Juan D. Peron dice en- entire
vista filmada para la television
por ell periodista cubano Jose
Pardo Llada en- Ciudad Truji-
lie, que ell presidente argenti-
no, Arturo Frondizi, mo ha
cumplido los compromises con.
traldos con Ell movimiento Pc
ronista que lie llevo al poder."
'Anadi6 que "la situacion &C.
tual argentina impulsa cada dia
mas al peronismo hacia la vio-
lencia."
En- la entrevista, transmitida
en- dolores por ell Canal II, Pc
ron dice tambien 10 siguiente:
"NoSotros ordenamos votar
por Frondizi en- una maniobra
politica de cierta habilidad me-
dianteQ la cual ell actual presi-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28
En- Colon
En- Colon
Senado Recibe
A~euSdciones a
.Roias Pini!!a

BoGOTA, Sept. 81 (UPI)-
Ell Senado de la Republica reci-
bio aver tarde la acusaci6n con-
ira ell exdictador Gustavo Ro-
jas Pinilla, que aprobo la Cana
ra de Representatives. en- las pri-
meras bora de hoy, con 10 cual
Sc conStituyo acknowledgements
en- iuez del que fuera hombre
tuerte de Colombia durante
cuatro amos y que actualmente
aparece como REQ ausente.
Simultaneamente las directi-
vas de los dos partidos, = ell
Liberal " ell Conservador, -
convocaron a manifestations
populares para la semana pro.
xima con 10 cual quieren demos
trar que. ell pueblo colombiano
censura los actos de Rojas, que
son juzgados por Ell congreso y
ante ell cual debera comparecer
Ell eXdictador en- ell case de que
regrese al pals.
El iuicio que abrio ell Parla-
mento, Sc refiere a uno de los
varios cargos que Sc lie formu-
Ian y que fueron instruidos por
una comision especial investiga-
dora durante I'm ano de trabajo,
y a los cuales Sc agregaran
pronto otros SUMMARIZES que estu-
dia esa comision o los que va
entrego a la comision especial
acusadora de la Camara de Re-
presentantes. Ademas los direc-
torres, de los periodicos acorda-
ron acudir directamente ante
la comision acusadora de la Ca
mara, para denunciar ante ella
los actos de Rojas contra los
diarios que incluyen cierre de
diarios, ejercicio de una drasti-
ca cenSura y confiscaciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28
Nuevo Record
de Petrobrus
Campbell no

RIO DE JANEIRo, Sept. ~
(UPI)- Petrobras, Ell monopo-
lilo p~etrolero del gobierno de
Brasil, anunci6 aver haber es-
tablecido un nuevo record al
producer 59.0l6 barriles de pc
tr6Ieo Ell primero de septiem-
bre.
En- un communicate, Petrobras
dice que del mes de enero al
de agosto de este ano la produc.
cion de dicho ORGANISING fue de
II 500. 259 barriles, o sea mas
de IN million de barriles que
durante ell periodic correspon-
diente. del ano pasado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28
I~nundociones Deian q
100, 900 sin Hogor

MEXICO (UPI- Las inunda-
clones que han devastado tres
regiones mexicanas estaban ce-
diendo anoche, segun Sc infor-
mo en- esta capital.
Las autoridades de la region
centrooccidental de Bajio, del
estado de Sinaloa y Ell norte de
Lagunera, informaron que GER
ca de so personals perdieron la
vida como resultado de las mum
daciones. Por los menos 100~
600 quedaron sin hogan y 370.-
500 acres de tierras, cultivadas,
quedaron anegados por las
aguas. Ell dano a las cosechas
Sc calcula en- varios millones de
dolares.