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CourtAdmits
School Fire
Confession

A motion 70 suppress a con-
fession by a s-year-old boy that
he helped set FIRE 10 the Stevens
School was turned down yester-
day in Juvenile Court even
though the boy denied making
the statement.
The youth Is one Of three
students at the school az Twen-
ty-frSt and X streets NV.
charged with pouring kerosene
on first-floor furniture in the
school last March 10. and set
ting a FIRE which caused an
estimated $4,000 damage. All
three are 10 be tried by a jury
Monday.
Miss Dovey Roundtree. coun-
sci for the youth. contended In
a written brief that the boy
made an oral confession after
he was subjected TO intense
and prolonged questioning by
police for more than I'VE hours
last April 3.
The Corporation Counsel's
.office answered In a brief fled
in court yesterday that the
boy confessed voluntarily when
confronted with the admissions
OF the other two boys.
Answering a contention by
Miss Roundtree that the youth
had been held by police in vio-
lation Of the Mallory ruling,
the brief contended there is
no requirement that juveniles
be taken before a committing
magistrate without unnec-
eSsary delay"
Juveniles, the Corporation
Counsel's brief argued. are not
handled by police in the same
manner as adults.
Acting Juvenile Court Judge
Austin L. Tickling earlier de-
MED similar motions for the
other two youths when their
attorney. Everett L. Edmond,
said he had not brought them
to court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

suppose" he said. but we
don't see one another too
often. Nor do we write. We
found out years ago that we
are all fond Of the others and
when we do meet, we take up
4 conversation wherever II
happens TO have been dropped.
Norma was fine the last time
! hear and I'm sure ! would
know II there was any change"
We thought you would like TO
know this much about the man
whose name you have been see
ing since 2.500 MON movies
ago. and that his by-line has
been so helpful In getting checks
cashed.
$50
MEM0S: The holiday week
coming up will bring a swatch
Of new entertainment. live and
filmed Il will start on Mon
day with Washington Ballots
four performance dates, with
guest stars, at Carter Barron
Amphitheater The stars
win be Alicia Alfonso, Igor Yous-
kevitch and Frederic Franklin
There will be a new program
nightly New films for the
week will total six, as follows:
Kings Go Forth" at the Pa
lace, mo Time for Sergeants"
at the Metropolitan, and 1.-THE
vikings" at Keith's, all opening
on Wednesday Also on the
same day. the Dupont will pre-
sent "Guendalina," from Italy,
starring Jacqueline Sassard and
Raj Vallone THE Key" will
open on Thursday at the On
tario with a cast headed by
William Holden. Sophia Loren
and Trevor Howard Fri
days new film will be "Imita-
ton General" with Glenn Ford
and Red Buttons, this one at
the Playhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

ship when Liz tired Of his COM
pany.
The busiest director in Amer
lea, Morton Da Costa, will vaca-
ton in Hollywood when he gets
his two "Auntie Name" stage
companies ready for the road.
To say that Morton is pushed
is an understatement. He
hasn't stopped since he began
staging mo Time For Ser
geants." then "Auntie Name"
and THE Music Man" on
Broadway. through the movie
version Of Name" with Rosa
lind Russell at Warmers, and
now the road troupes.
Mervyn lie Roy. commenting
on his next film. The FBI
Story"-"It has to be perfect. /"
will you be arrested if it is
n't?" 1 asked the veteran di-
rector. The movie, with Jimmie
Stewart and Vera Miles in the
leads. starts in Washington, D.
c., July /.
Howard Hawks, now direct
ing John Wayne, Dean Martin
and Ricky Nelson in Rio
Bravo" told me: you can't
give the people the same old
junk. The fans have grown up
with the stars; they want
something new. OF course,
with John Wayne, I'll get IS
million from Europe"
Charles Boyer writes from
Paris where he has completed
Maxine" with Michele Nor
gan: Il have finally decided to
sail June 20 on the Queen
Mary. I'll be home around
July 6. That means passing up
our vacation in Ischia this year,
but I'll have to shoot two or
three TV shows before begin
ming rehearsals of my play,
Marriage Go-Round.' Every
thing here has been rather
hectic, but life looks better now
and calmer, anyway"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
HOLLYWOOD
Joan Plays 1t Cool
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD CNANA). -
Joan Collins is Marion Brando's
choice to star with Jimmy
Cagney and Tony Perkins in
Shake Hands With the Devil
to be filmed in September in
Ireland. 1t means borrowing the
British lass from goth Fox, and
you'd think Joan would be
jumping for joy. But she's play
ing it cool. ''I'll be glad to do 1t,
If I like the script. I'm deter
mined not to do any more parts
in which I say, Pass the
bandages.'"
jeanne Woodward, at 20th's
Cafe the Paris. hosting a slew
full of relatives for lunch, came
UP to my table and asked,
where's my husband that
you've been making love to all
morning." jeanne, Joan Col
Inns and Paul Newman are the
three stars of Leo McCarey's
Rally Round the Flag, boys!"
And If you call Joan jeanne"
or vice versa. you pay 10 cents
to charity. They collected So
the first day, including 20 cents
of mine.
49,
Grace Kelly believes in keep
ing the family together. Not
only is their daughter, Princess
Caroline, with the Rainiers in
Brussels, but so is the heir to
the Monaco throne, three
month-old Prince Albert. Grace
Travelled with Albert in one
plane. Princess Caroline with
Rainier in another.
Maybe things are finally
looking up Tor Ann blyth IN
film circles. AIMS Helen Nor
gan film was a flop and movie
offers have been few ever since.
But I hear that Bert Lancaster
has sent her the script Of
Devils Disciple" In any case,
Ann has a date at the Cocoa
nut Grove here in September,
which should reactivate her
career.
y 4 4
The $4,000 British farm
house recently bought by Diana
DORIS was originally given by
the first Queen Elizabeth to one
Of her favorites, Lord Palmer
If Di listens hard at night she
may be able to hear the clank-
ing chains that bound his. lord
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater
-"Starlight Jazz: $3.50 pm.
National - The Growing
Experience; $3.50 pm.
Olney -" Caesar and Cleo
patra"; $50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador "Attila";; 1:40,
$40. 5:35, 7;35 and $40 pm.
Capitol - The Bravados"::
1885 am. lao, $40. 5:45,
7:45. GAS and 1850 pm.
COlumbia-"Gigi";; 2:30 and
$3.50 pm.
DupOnt-"We're No Angels;
1, 4;30. sos and l1:40 pm.
Keith'S Horror of ORA
cula": II am. 1885. 4:10. $50,
9:25 pm. and 1905 am.
MacArthur-"The Red and
the Black; 2. 4:25. 7 and 9:35
pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"Attila"; 1880
am, ITO, 1855, 4:40, e:25,
sos. $50 and 1885 pm.
acknowledgements Exile;
1:25, 3:l5, 5, $50, $40 and
1890 pm.
Palace-"Proud Rebel: il:l5
am. lis. 500. 500. 1920, YES
and 1885 pm.
PlayhOuSe-"Funny Face; II
am. 2:30. 6 and $50 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman; II am, 1910, 2:20,
4:l0. $50. TAO. 9:25 and ll:1O
pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai"; 10 am. /, 4,
Z and 10 pm.
Uptown - South Pacific;
2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc: 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

bons, the sets decoration chap.
Mr.. Shearer, who Is Norma's
brother, has been around WASH
ington all Of this week. You
may have seen him entering
or leaving the Capitol Theater.
q tall. rudy. ramrod straight.
crewcut type whom you would
not guess 10 be within II years
OF his cheerfuliy admitted 50.
Make It IS years.
After having his name dinned
into your eyes for 81 years. q
conversation with him must
begin with statistical questions.
Ours did. at any rate. How
many pictures. we asked, had
carried his name at the top Of
Metro technical credit and Just
behind Leo's roar2
Mr.. Shearer made q mental
computation. II would suppose
something like $500, he said.
And what specific fruits did
this assault on the public's
consciousness bear?
We'll" said Mr.. Shearer, II
never found q town in which
/ couldn't get a check cashed."
-
Presently, Mr.. Shearer's Job
is directing research and de-
velopment at MGM. But we
don't call 1t that" he says. 1T
sounds too pompous, or pro-
found. We think Of 1t as max
ing molehills out of mountains,
which is an easier idea to live
with"
Mr.. Shearer is not q Holly
wood type and never has been.
I'VE have Just q shack near
the studio" he says. Home has
always been a piece Of jungle
/ bought years ago, near San
Diego. We built the house there
and I've always flown back
and forth. Yes, in my own
plane. 1t is only a 45-minute
trip, which is less time than
It takes to get TO. say, Burbank
from Culver City-even over
the freeways.
i've made the trip thou
sands Of times, have my own
landing strip on the place, but
don't make 1t sound big and
rich because it isn't. 1t doesn't
take much Of a landing strip
for planes with the speed of
mine"
Mr.. Shearer is proud OF his
pilots license number. which
is 6466 and dates away back
to the primitive days Of flying
in the middle 20s.
This low license number
gives Mr.. Shearer's life one of
its warmest human aspects, he
says. Why?
ITS this way" he explains.
when I'm going into an air.
port. I have to give my number
to the tower. / say 6-4-6-6 and
then the contiol man usually
says, whats the rest of it? I
tell him there isn't any more
and by the time I get down,
there is usually a reception,
one Of those greetings reserved
for old codger types. I get the
A-treatment, you see, and
while I keep thinking I'm
against special privilege and
that sort Of thing, really like
it,"
1t wouldn't be gracious not
to ask Mr.. Shearer about his
sister, Norma, and besides we
were curious to know how she's
getting on these days
Were funny family, ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
Guinsborough Work
Is Sold for S6l,740

LONDON, June % (P.-A
portrait by the 18th century
English painter Thomas Gains
borough was auctioned for 81, =
900 guineas ($61,740 yesterday
in the Christies showrooms.
The picture Of william Henry,
Duke Of Gloucester. was de-
scribed by a dealer as one of
the most important English
pictures in the world. 1t was
bought by a gallery on behalf
of an anonymous client.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
Chilean Strike Voted

SANTIAGO, Chile. June %
R.-The Confederation of Cop
per Unions has voted to strike
at the Braden Copper Co. Ran
cuagua mine and plant Tues
day unless negotiations result
in new contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

1t wouldn't be gracious not
to ask Mr.. Shearer about his
sister. Norma, and besides we
were curious to know how she's
getting on these days
We're 9 funny family, ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
THE PASSING SHOW
This Sheorer Ran Up
$500 Film Credits
by JAY CARMODY
star Drama Editor

II would be hard whose Is the biggest the
movies the last several decades but would nominate
Douglas shearer's as the most familiar.
He is the sound man at NON studio. has been for 81
and his always appeared az the top Of the techn
cal lms followed by that Of Cedric Obj
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14
Dana de HiuIeuh
Dirige Carta a
los AUfenficos

A, los Senores Autenticos de Mia
mi, especialmente al Sr. ENRIQUE
Z. Hernandez y Sr. Rene Viera.
Els interesantfsima la %controver.
STA publicada en- ell DIARIO LAS
AMERICAS. No soy periodista v
mi puma dista mucho del arte Ii.
%terario, soy simplemente I'm alma
Guiana sin partido nj politica y tai
vez por ESQ con un POGO de rer-
giienza.
La mayoria de los cubanos que
hoy Sc e%ncuentran en- esta ciudad
son adictos a Carlos Prio, v por
razones miles muchos no pueden
If a Cuba porque alguien @sin ne
cesidad de que sea un batistiano)
lie arrancase ell "pellejo".
Ningun cubano ha olvidado al
Autentcismo "al maestro y al dis
cipulo" 4 quien les debemos Ell 10
de mario.
IDS. ese dia no pudieron luchar
por Cuba, no pudieron defenderle
porque en- sus mentes solo tenian
la Idea de salvar 10 que Sc habian
robado del pueblo. para que lu-
char por los infelices que. queda-
ban bajo la bota militar 81 va ids.
tenian 10 que querian? Sc habian
hecho millonarios al precio de ven.
derle Cuba a Batista. Hoy, todavia,
ids. no defender a Cuba sino la
"botella" por la que viven; pero
junto con la dignidad perdieron
Ell derecho de civismo y de YER.
giienza para servirse de la Patria.
81 Antonio Guiteras no fusilo a
Batista y ahora pagamos csc error,
creo que ell error mas grande de
la Historic de Cuba fue ell de Ma.
chado de no fusilar a todos los Au.
tenticos ladrones hoy del Tesoro
y la honra de Cuba, 81 despues de
haberlos fusilado 81 Sc hubiese sui
cidado en- acto de dignidad, hoy
los cubanos de vergiienza y honra-
dos lie hubiesemos hecho I'm mo.
numento; pero para desgracia de
nuestra Patria, Machado GARCIA
tambien de csc honor y de esa
vergiienza.
Carlos PRO y Fidel Castro son
algo ash como Ell aceite y ell aqua,
no pueden ligarse, porque Prio es
un culpable directo del 10 de Mar.
70 por no defender a la Patria con
honor de cubano cuando 10 necesi'
to, por ell contrario, la abandond
Pasa Ia Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14

brinde la razon que 10 ,llevo a
traicionar la Constitution de la
Republica y ,"su" justification
del golpe traidor.
Como conjugar ell verbo con-
fundir Sc aviene con ell refr$r
de "que rio revuelto ganancia
de pescadores", afirma listed,
tratando de enmaranarlo todo,
que ell Ejercito como institution
fue solidario del collie Y asegura
que ell -mismo tuvo una fsctura
tipicamente militar. ESQ es abb
soluta y totalmente false. No
eran militares Nicolas "Colacho"
Perez Hernandez, nj Rom6n O.
Hermida, nj Oscar de la Tore,
nj Pablo Cabrera Justiz, cerebros
clvlles de la asonada. Demostra-
cion de que las Fuerzas Arma-
das, como institution, no acepta'
ron ell golpe, fueron las deten-
clones y los licenciamientos pro-
ducidos por ustedes ell miSmo 10
de MARIO, y los dios s%ubsigulen.
ties; licenciamientos que Sc han
venldo produciendo, dia a dia,
entire la oficialidad, classes y
allstados de las Fuerzas Arma-
das. No puede confundirse con
los autores del 10 de mario
Ramon Barquin; nj al soldado
Miranda, torturado, castrado, ase-
sinado en- las faldas de La Ca.
bana; nj a los marines subIeva.
dos en- C%ienfuegos; nj a los oficio.
les, classes y soldados de los tres
cuerpos que han deambuIado por
las carceles de la Nacion y re-
corren ell duro canine del des.
herro, por ell esfuerzo tesonero
de salvar ell honor de las Fuer.
zas Armadas y la propia super.
vivencia de la institution mill.
tor. Esos Sc tienen bien ganado
ell respeto, la consideration y ell
afecto de todos los cubanos. iEn
que lugat, que no sea al lado de
Batista, Sc encuentran hoy esos
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14
Cara Alberta de Rene viera
a Jorge Garcia Trun0n

"oficiales jovenes" que Sc suble.
varon contra la Constitution ell
10 de mario?
Existen conspiraciones en- Ell
Ejercito, bien 10 Sc. Existen des-
de ell mismo dia 10 de margo,
gestodas por una oficialidad io-
ven y honorable que vi5 tomar
al Ejercito como Instruments de
politicos voraces y desaprensi-
voS. Existieron y existen, desde
ell 10 de MARIO, a pesar de Ba-
tista y sus completes. Ell Ejer-
cito fue, ell 10 de MARIO, solo
ESQ: ell Instruments utilizado pa.
"a vehiculizar las eternas aspi'
racioneS insatisfechos de I'm gru-
pc de polfticos sin votos y sin
prestigios. Ell 10 de MARIO no
fue un golpe dirigide contra ell
autenticismo, nj proyectado al sa-
neamiento de las coStumbres pu-
bllcaS. FL III de mario tue I'm
acto de filibusterismo politico sin
precedentes. No eran "autenti-
cos" ell Alcalde de La Habana,
Nicolas Costellanos; nj ell Alcsl-
de de Victoria de las TunaS,
"Pepillo" Hernandez; nj Sedano,
Alcalde de Sagua de Tanamo,
por no citar otros. No eran
"autenticos' los congresistas del
Partido del Pueblo Cubano, nj los
afiliados al Partido Nacionol Gu
bano;ni los Democrats, nj los
Liberales, nj los propios Paupis.
tas a quienes Sc les sustrajeron
sus facultades legislativas; nj los
gobernadores destituidos.
Ell 10 de mario, amporado en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14
Captain Jorge Garcia Tunon:

Captain Jorge Garcia Tunon:
Miami, Fla.
PRESENTE:
Tres motives fundamental
mente, me obligan a dar cum
plida condensation a su kilome-
trica original ida por la tagente:
ell avieso proposito de situarme
como militante de una organlza-
cion politica-que esconde ell in
teres de restarle unprecedented a
mis- actuales tareaS periodisti-
cas-; SUI pretension de retarme
lecciones de civismo, y r~eiterarle.
ell empla2amiento publico para
que exhiba las justificaciones de
la punalada trapera asestada en-
las espaldas de las instituciones
republicans, ell infaustO 10 de
mario.
Ahora, conocido ell ~secreto de
las descabelladas a~spiraciones
que listed alimenta y la identidad
de las gentes que lie prestan SUI
concurso para tratar de justificar
ell 10 de marZo-entre las que Sc
cuenta ell afortunado Subdirector
de la Renta de la Loteria Ma
cional en- ell Gobierno del Pre-
sidente Prio Socarras-compren-
do que esta en- SUI papel preten-
der confundir y desorientar a
los cubanos que viven en- la
emigration y ell exilio. Divide y
venceras sigue siendo, para los
Dictadores y los aspirantes a
Dictadores, como listed, la mejor
de las consignas.
En- carta alberta que lie dirigi
lie expuse que ell emplazamiento
no estaba motivado por cues
tones personales, sinO que por
principles. Su contestacion bor-
dea 10 personal cuando, en- alar-
de de valentia digno de mejor
causa, trata de intimidarme al
afirmar que esta dispuesto a ofre-
Ger ell "honor y la vida" para
acudir en- la defensa de los off
ciales que lie robaron la paz a la
Nacion y ultrajaron la Constitu-
cion de la Republica la ma
drugada del 10 de MARIO, cuando
me promote continuar la ,iiscu-
sion "a viva voz". No rehuyo las
cueStlones personales nj me pro-
vocan insomnia los alardes de
guaperia. Pero no voy incauta-
mente a descender al terreno a
que, con evidente malicia, trata
de conducir la polemica, nj a
brindarle' la oportunidad de que
Sc escape por via del insulto Y la
diatriba de la condensation que,
a nombre de todos los cubanos
que han sufrido " sufren ell 10
de mario, lie estoy demandando.
No me interesa-no lie Interest,"
a ningun cubano-los caminos
que listed transito antes del 10
de mario, nj las razones que
puede aducir para haber acepta.
90 ell cargo de Embajador de la
Dlctadura en- la Republica del
Peru, una vez licenciado del
EJercito. Solo nos interesa que
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14
ContinGu la Po@micu
Felipe Pazos Discute Reconvenciones
en- su Contra por Ell Doctor LIerena

"Esta Direction Naci0nal no
c0nsidera ~cOrrectO en- este mo.
mentO responsibilities con la
ruptura de la unidad y ade.
mas cree que pueden ser sub.
sanadOs los viciOs de Origen
que la miSma tiene 81 ustedeS
IOgran influir. no sOlamente
con los votOs mayOritariOs, 81.
no con ell heChO ciertO de que
es ell 26 de Julio la prin-
cipaI fuerZa de la unidad pOr.
que representa- la moral revO.
lucionaria".
Despues Sc nos dan instruc'
clones para que hagamos la. de-
claracion de que ell 26 de Julio
no participant en- ell gobierno
provisional y para, que, "siguien-
do ura habil political tratemos de
obtener la aprobaci6n de dos re-
s~oluciones: una, declarar la
inelegibilidad de los Ministries,
Gobernadores y Alcaldes provi-
sionales en- las primeras cleo
clones y otra, la integracion de
una Junta de Cobierno equidis-
tante de TODD partidarismo.
Estas instrucciones Sc recibie-
ron el 81 de Octubre, ell % Sc
aproho la resolution sobre inele-
gibilidad, ell I de noviembre Sc
suscrlbio formalmente ell Docu-
mento de Unload y ell dia 4>se
constituyo la Junta de Liberia
cion. Las fechss hablan por 81
sofas.
Hasta ell 1 de Noviembre ell
Convenio de Unidad no estaba
en- vigor, por no estar ratlficado
nj suscrito formalmente, y por
conSiguiente, no obligaba al rs
de Julio nj a ningun otro sec
tor. No hubo, pues, obligaciones
c~ontraidas a nombre del 26 de
Julio sin conocimiento y aproba.
ci6n de la Direction Nacional.
Las obligaciones Sc contrajeron
ell l de Noviembre, despues de
recibir la authorization de aque.
LA. Como afirme en- mis- declara.
clones al respecto, ell Sr. Lester
Rodriguez y 20 fuimos autoriza-
dos a participar en- la Junta de
Liberation Guiana, que Sc cons
tituyo en- Noviembre 4 de 1857.
Sc dice en- la carta tantas We
ces referida, en- la del DR.. Cas-
tro y ahora Ell la de I'd, que
la publication del documento, Gu.
yos motives eXplicare detallada.
mente despues creaba un hecho
consumado. ESQ no es eXacto: 81
ell convenio hubiese sido I'm &C.
to indigno o contrario a los prin.
cipios del 26 de Julio, la Di.
reccion Nacioaal no 10 hubie-
Sc calificado como hecho con-
sumado, sino que 10 hubiese re-
pudiado inmediatamente. La Di-
reccion Nacional considero ell
Convenio como hecho consuma-
do porque. aun estando en- de.
sacuerdo con algunos aspectos
del mismo, 10 estimaba un he
cho positive que debia ser rati-
ficado, procurando modificar
aquellos aspectos que, a SUI jul
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14

mi persona de interesantes con-
sideraciones de filosofia politi-
ca y de dolldaS reeonvenciones
por la premature publicidad reci-
bida por Ell Dolumento de Uni
dad. Sc contesta nuestra petit
cion de instruccIoEes diciendose-
nos que:
"dada la tTaseendencia que han
tornado los acuerdOs de Miami,
seria taCticamente un error de
nuestra parte rechazar los que
Sc han hechO publicOs.
Mas abajo, Sc nos reitera Ell
propIo concepto con las siguien.
ties palabras:
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14

Miami, enero II de 1858
DR.. Mario Llerena,
40 9th Ave
New York.
Distinguish DR.. Llerena:
Como I'd. sabe. ell Convenio
de Unidad no Sc firmo Official
mente y Sc puso en- vlgor hasta
que Sc recibi6 la ratification de
la Direction Nacional del M0vi-
miento rs de Julio, contenida en-
la carta de fecha Is de Octu-
bre he 1857, que I'd conoce en-
su integridad por tener copia de
la misma. En- gu largo texto, lie
no de respetuosos elogios para
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14

plrado contra csc oprobioso regi-
frustrado, para esa fecha, ell mo-
vimiento revolucionario del 10
de mario?
Yo emplazo publicamente al
captain Jorge Garcia Tunon para
que aclare. 81 ell 10 de MARIO fue
o no "un movimiento revolucio-
mario" y a que eXhiba las razo-
mes ideologicas que 10 ~llevaron,
del brazo de Batista, a traicionar
ell juramento prestado a la Cons
tituci6n de la Republica.
Yo emplazo publicamente al
captain Jorge Garcia Tun6n para
que p%roporcione la fecha en- que
Sc frustr6 Eel movimiento revo.
lucianrio del 10 de mario" y a
que enumere los hechos que, a
Su juicio, produjeron esa "frus-
TRACTION"
70 emplazo philharmonic al
captain Jorge Garcia Tun6n pa
"a que explique 81 entire los enun-
ciados "programaticos" del 10 de
mario, Sc encontraba ell estable.
cimiento de una Junta Militar, y
81 asi fuera, a que suministre la
e~xplicacion de los motives por
los cuales los coniurados senta-
ron en- la Presidential de la Re-
publica al tremebundo Fulgencio
Batlsta, pusieron en- sus manos
las facultades legislativas priva-
twas del Congreso de la Nacion,
lie permitieron promulgar los ia
mosos estatutos del Viernes de
Dolores, y lie respaldaron en- la
fillbustera tarea de desalojar de
las posiciones electives, ganadas
por ell vote popular, a los con.
cejales, alcaldes, gobernadores,
representatives, para sustituirlos
por decretos con afiliados al Par
lido Accion Unitaria.
70 emplazo publlcamente, en-
fin, al captain Jorge Garcia Tu-
non, para que demuestre que ell
10 de mario fue algo mas que
una maniobra politiquera de la
peor especie y un trampolin utl-
lizado para lanzarse sobre los car
gos publicos y los mandos de la
institution militar.
Cordialmente invite al CAPTAIN
Jorge Garcia Tunon a que iusti-
fique ante los cubanos su honesta
participation en- Ell 10 de MARIO,
Solo demostrando que fue enga-
nado, que cometi6 un error:
solo condenando al 10 de MARIO.
podra Garcia Tun6n exonerarse
de la tremenda responsibilities
que adquirio al instaurar I'm re.
glmen que tanto luto, dolor v
sangre ha llevado a la Naciop.
Miami, 9 de enero, 1859.
RENE VERA