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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18
DE FIANZA

Ell Juez de instruction de la Sec.
cion Quinta, proceso con exclusion
de fianza al agente de la policia
judicial, Ramon Montana que die
ra muerte en- dias pasados al sar-
gento Guardajurado Alberto Gil
Calvo, con motive de una discu.
sion por cuestiones del transito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18
SOBRANTES AGRICOLAS DE
:. ECU. Y ARGENTINA

BUENOS AIRES. (UPD- I'm
funcionario del gobierno anunci6
que Argentina y Estados Unidos,
Sc han puesto de acuerdo sobre
una politica comun para la colo
cacion ordenada de sus sobrantes
~agricolas.
Segun Sc tiene entendido. ell
convenio estipula que los passes
Sc lnformaran reciprocamente So
bre las existencias disponibles v
sebre sus mercados para evitar
una co%mpetencia indebida, en- Wis.
ia de que Argentina necesita i'm
prescindiblemente exportar sus
productos agricolas para poder
vivir.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18
CONSEJO DE MINISTRIES

Posiblemente ell jueves de la
presente semana, en- horas de la
noche Sc reunira nuevamente el
Consejo de Ministries, a fin de
aprobar distintos acuerdos leyes,
hacienda uso de las facultades le-
gislativas que lie fueron otorgadas
por la ley de emergencia n~acional
en- vigor. Sc dijo que en- esta reu-
MON del Gabinete Sc trataran
cuestiones economics y sociales.
PROBLEMA DE LAS MEsERAS
La Association Nacional de Amas
de Casa, inform6 que hoy martes
en- horas de la tarde Sc etectuara
una reunion de representatives de
esa institution, con dirigentes del
Centre de Cafes y Bares de La
Habana y de Instituciones Civicas,
para discutir TODD 10 relaclonado
con ell trabaio de las mujeres en-
bares y cafes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18
ARMAS DE E.U. PASAN CON
DESTINO A BOLIVIA

SANTIAGO, OUPI)- Informs
clones llegadas de africa, indican
que por vez primera despues de
muchos amos, desde ell triunfo Gel
Movimiento Nacionalista Revolu.
%clonario, pasaron armas norteame-
rlcanas con destino a Bolivia.
Las armas fueron transportadas
en- ell ferrocarril de africa a La
Paz, despues de haber llegado en-
Ell buque Santa Flavia". FL car
gamento, segun la n%oticia, irclu.
we municiones, granadas y bombas.
BELLEZAS LATINAs EN- LIMA
LIMA, (UPD- Fueron rccibi.
das por la municipalidad de Ii.
ma, la belleza colombiana, Mer-
cedes Baquero "Reina de las
Americas" y Luisa Maria Muri.
Ito "Senorita Panama.
Las dos bellezas lIegaron FL III.
mes ultimo en- la noche, en- ell pri-
mer vuelo del cuatrimotor de
aerolineas peruanas denominado
"El Libertador" . inaugurando Ia
ruta Miami : Lima : Buenos Aires
RASGAN CUADROS DE Ex.DI.
RECTORES PERONISTAS
BUENOS AIRES. (UPI)- Dos
cuadros de x-directores peronis.
tas, fueron hallados rasgsdos en-
Il galeria de ex-directores del
Banco de la Naci6n. Los cuadrus
que habian side recien restitnidos
a la galeria eran del DR.. Aleian.
dro Leloir y del DR.. Ildefonso r.
Cavagna Martinez, que eran pre.
sldentes del banco en- los amos
ls46/l947 y 1947/48 respective
mente.
Leloir era ell ultimo presidente
del Partido Peronista mascuJ,no
pero qued6 expulsado del movi-
mlento por Peron en- enere de
1856. Sin embargo un sector del
partido 10 reconoce como dirisen.
tie y hay un movimiento para rein.
corporarlo al grupo peronista of.
cial.
Cavagna Martinez, habia sido
embajador en- Ell Paraguay, GUAM
do Per6n 10 llamo para asumir
la cancilleria a raiz de la renun.
cha del DR.. Jeronimo Remorino
por razones de salud, en- los ulti-
mos 'dias del regimen.
Ell incidente en- ST es de pocs
monta pero indica la tirantez que
existe entire los restos del pero-
nismo y las fuerzas anti-peronistas.
SANTIAGO, julio II. (UPl)-
La policia informo que ests in.
vestigando un rebrote del contra.
bando de estupefacientes en- africa,
Aparentemente, Ia banda que
esta operando tiene conexiones
en- Bolivia, desde donde trae LAS
drosas para distribuirlas On africa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18
HURACAN AzOTA VALPARAISO

VALPARAISO, Chile. (UP1)-
Fuertes marejadas y vientos hui
racanados azotan ell litoral de Chi
lie produciendo danos a las insta.
laciones portuarias, pero sin que
Sc sepa hasta ahora que hayan
causado victimas.
Radiogramas de Ia Isla de Pas
cua informan que las lluvias y
las olas destruyeron los muelles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18

prohibe acortar Ell mandate, sine ell
estar mas tempo del fijado.
En- relaci6n con la posibilidad
de que Ell Elk Alcalde de La Haba-
ma, Nicolas Castellanos sea candi-
dsto de su particle, dijo que han
celebrado distintas e~ntrevistas,
tratandO sobre la unlficacion de
las candidaturas munIcipaleS y que
esta dispuesto a poStularle, 81 lie.
gan a I'm acuerdo respecto a la
candidatura presidential. Tam
bien anuncio que habia enfresado
en- SUI partido del Pueblo Libre, ell
Senador por Camagiiey, Bernabe
Sanchez Cullmel.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18
PRACTICAS

Desde horas de la manana, has
ia las de la tarde del microbes Sc
e%fectuaron en- la playa de Baracoa,
Munlclplo de Bauta, las practicas
dc trio del Regimiento Mixto de
Tanques 10 de Mario, que utilize
carros ligeros blindados M-8 v me.
dlanos hlindados ME- con cafones
de 81 milimetros y ametralladoras
callbre 80. Las PRACTICES fueron d.
rlgldas por ell Teniente Coronel
Manuel Marrero y presenciadas
por' ell General Francisco Taberni.
LA Palmero, Jefe de la Division
ALEXANDRA Rodriguez" y ell Coro.
mel Clark Lynn, Jefe de la Mission
Milltar Norteamericana en- Cuba
J altos funcionarios del gobierno.
CUEsTIoNEs PoLITICAs
81 Representante a la Camara
del Partido Naclonalista Revolu.
clonario Juan Amador Rodriguez.
hlzo unas declaraciones publicas
asegurando que sigue trabaiando
para lograr la unidad de los parti.
dos de la oposicion con vista a las
elecclohes c%onvocadas para No.
viembre 3. Agrego que tambien
podia aflrmar que su partido, del
cual es Jefe Naoional Jose Pardo
Llada, asistira a los comicios de
Noviembre y que eSperaba ell re.
greso de Pardo para dejar consti.
tuida la Asamblea Nacional de In
Organization.
Por otra parte, ell Partido Union
Guiana que Sc encuentra en- session
permanente de su executive nacio.
nal, continuara la reunion iniciada
ell domingo pasado ell pr6ximo 20,
para conocer del expediente de
expulsion que Sc sigue contra 81
miembros de esa organization, en-
tire . ellos los Presidentes de la
Asamblea Provincial de La Haba.
ma y la municipa, de esta capital.
Ell DR. Carlos Marquee Sterling,
hizo unas declaraciones expresan.
do que insiste en- SUI prop6sito de
que 81 resulta electo para la Presi-
dencia de la Republica convocara
a nuevas elecciones generates en-
un plazo de dos amos, para propi-
ciar ell retorno Q la concordia Gu.
bana, va que la Constitution no
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18
R M PARA REUNIoNEs

Ell MiniSterio de G~obernacion rel.
tero que los permisos para reunio-
mes tanto politicss como religiosas
o familiares, han de ser solicitados
dlrectamente de csc departamen-
to, va que Sc encuentra en- vigor
la ley de emergencia nacional.
C0NDENABOS POR URGENCIA
I'll Tribunal de Urgencia de Ca.
magiiey impuso 6 meses de prision
a Antonio Basulto, acusado de rea.
liar a%ctiyidades subversivas. Tam
bien ell Tribunal de Urgencia de
Santiago de Cuba, sanciono a un
ano de prision al professor de la
Escuela de Concrete de Mama.
milo, Gustavo Bone, acusado de
distribuir propaganda s~ubversiva.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18
sANCIONADO A DOS AMOS

Ell Tribunal de Urgencia de Pi,
mar de- Rio sancion6 a dos amos
de prision a Luis Gonzalez Ca
mejo acusado de haber dado fue.
go a una casa de curar tabaco. Ell
propio Tribunal absolvio a los her.
manos Tulio y Feliciano Gonzalez
y otros tres acusados por ell mismo
delito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18
CONDENAB0s POR URGENCIA
HOMEMADE A r
PALMA

Con motive de cumplirse un nue..
vo aniversario del natalicio de Don
Tomas Estrada Palma, primer Pre-
sidente de la Republica, fue cele.
brado un acto ante SUI estatua, en-
la Avenida de los Presidentes.
SPECTACULAR ACCIDENTE
Aver, al perder la direction un
CANTON de reparto de leche cayo
por una escalera que tiene la Gale
Cordoba en- Ell reparto Lawton. Ell
vehiculo Sc volco y sufrio lesiones
menos graves SUI chofer, Mario Ca
sares Flores, de IS amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18
INSPECTION DE EDIFICIO

FL Presidente Batista, acompa-
hado de funcionarios encargados
de los museos y autoridades mill
tares, visito el edificio del Castillo
de la Fuerza. donde hasta fecha
~reciente estuvo instalada la biblio-
teca Nacional que luego fue tras.
ladada para la nueva construction
en- la Plaza de la Republica. Ahora
Sc instalara en- csc lugar ell museo
Militar, re~alizandose las obras de
remozamiento del edificlo que in
cluye ell eliminar los revestimien-
tos de las paroles techos y pisos
para dejar al descubierto las bal
dosas y canterla con que fue cons
truido Ell Castillo en- la epoca co.
lonial.
Ell edificio sera reparado resta-
bleciendose su construction origi-
nal del siglo XVI.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18
vIsAs PARA

DldH SluO udlduOS
por los insurrectos.
VISAS PARA ALEMANES
LA HABANA, Cuba julio II. -
(Por radiotelefono).-Por deere.
to presidential Sc dispuso ell con-
ceder las visas sin neceSidad de
tener authorization de los pasapor-
ties e~xpedidos pol la Republica Fee
deral de Alemania, a sus naciona'
les para SUI entrada en- Cuba, como
reciprocidad poi igual MEDIA
adoptada por aquel g%obierno.
Senald ell decreto que la dill.
geucia lie visa de los alemanes &C.
cidentales, debera efectuarse en-
la Embajada de Cuba en- Colonia,
o en- ell consulate general de Gu
ba en- Hamburgo. Ell titular del
pasaporte debe presentar un GER
tificado de las autoridadeS poll
ciacas de SUI pas, e%xpresando no
tener antecedentes penales que
justifiquen la retirada del pasa-
porte, que la visa sea por un ter.
mino no mayor de 8 meses y que
ell funcionario que extienda la vi.
sa comprobara la autenticidad y
valdez de los pasaportes. Final
mente 1ispuso que los interesados
deberan cumplir todos los requisi-
tos sobre immigration y que Sc po-
dra ordenar que abandoneu Ell te-
rritorio nacional 81 va en- Ell pals
no cumplieron dichas leyes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-18
(viene de la Primera)

bian sido tratados magnlflcamente
por los insurrectos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

have to happen. He gave us
the real reaSon-that sponsors
were baking at buying the ra-
dio web. which took the show
into areas in which the spon-
sor couldn't economically op-
crate or compete. Arthur's
delighted. Of course, because ii
means he can prepare his radio
shows along strictly audio lines
and concentrate on the visual
on TV.
This Is the day of the big 4 to
5 afternoon switch. You'll
find the serial dramas on
WTOP-9; Pick Temple in his
new WTTG-5 ranch; and Dick
Clark'S American Bandstand
on WMAL-7.
Best combined headline yet
on Oracle Aliens retirement
and her offbeat playing Of a
super-intellect on the WTOP-
9 show tonight was TV Keys:
Oracle Allen Gets Brains
Then Gives Up TelevisiOn
Arlene Francis show went
of NBC-4 last week and judg-
ing from the phone calls. the
network will have its ear bent.
Another excellent show
went of yesterday, too-CBS's
Let's Take a Trip. (This is
the kind of a show the networks
proudly claim that only a net
work can bring u.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

Burns and interchangeable Oracle hypnotized to-
night and gives out with intelligent answers. She's not
easily hypnotized though and almost makes professor
give up his trade Oracle gets just many laughs with
straight answers, her fans won't be disappointed
pm, WTOP-9
Wells Fargo-Dr. Alice" Jim Hardys holder than
night Singlehandedly, he rounds up the FL Paso Kid
and his whole bloody mob There is lady doctor from
Boston (where else?) hand to complcate matters
Par for the series. $50 pm, WRC-.
Danny ThOmas-Dean Martin guest but he doesn't show
up until the last half and makes it the entertaining
part Of the show Seems Terry has crush on Dino so
Danny brings Martin home to talk Terry out of it.
nice moments with Martin and Terry, Dnos charm
wakes hot and cold. pm, WTOP-9.
Twenty One-Champion Efda Won Nardroff, with $4,000
winnings behind her. returns for another round. The
attractive personnel manager who manages to work
for her Ph.D at Columbia on the side, will meet
contestant George Maey, lieutenant commander in the
United States Navy Reserve and attorney for the Navy
Waiting in the wings is newsman and financial writer
Harold S. Taylor pm, WRC4.
Voice Of Fresone salutes Cole Porter tonight with cafe
society pianist George Foyer and Welsh American bari
tone Thomas L. Thomas performing Porters bestowed
hit tunes MY Heart Belongs to Daddy" BLOW Gabriel
Blow" Night and Day" and Begin the Begune" bring
nostalgia sghs keep listening o-"Anythng Goes" an
the Still of the Night" 81 Love You" BE Clown" and
many more. pm, WMAL-7
AlcOa Theater-"Days of November" fine premise for
action-packed half hour A novice Marine lieutenant
takes over platoon in Korea and learns that his
have set up pool, the winner be determined by the
date the lieutenant gets killed Plenty of excitement
with good performance by Jack Lennon the lieu
tenant and some splendid work by Nick Dennis as a
blase platoon sergeant $50 pm, WRC-4
SuspicOn-"If Die Before Live" This drama about an
embezzler who is hiding out in cheap hotel and the
disiusioned girl who happens to have the next
is extremely contrived but should hold your interest up
to the end Edith Adams and James Gregory fine
in the leads In spite of some shortcomings it's tonights
best live drama. 10 pm, WRCA.
Jack Paar ShOw-HumorS and publciSt Jim Moran joins
Dody Goodman the regular panel tonight. Moran
has fantastic surprise" for we're told Panommists
Tony and Eddie do their stint a record Of Indian
Love Calf and Jacks special guest, volnist F1orian
zabach plays Runaway Romance" and eel Cumban-
chero." Ills pm, WRCA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

close ones whom she has
forsaken in her climb to
stardom.
HOO, WTTG ~ Eleven
O'Clock Movie: APOLOGY
For Murder" starring Hugh
Beaumont and Ann Savage.
TV Key says: Sordid. trite
crime melodrama. Tricked
by a Scheming blonde into
murder. a news reporter
pays the penalty (1945).
HIS. WTOP t9)-Late Show:
Heaven With A Barbed
Wire Fence" starring Glenn
Ford and Jean Rogers.
With no one to turn to
but each other, a hitch
hiking boy and girl ION the
road" resolve to marry and
take a chance together
Q939).
1870. WMAL a. Mystery
Theater: Secret of the
Whistler" starring Richard
Dix. An artist tries to kill
his wife when she threatens
to cut him out Of her will
(l946).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG (5zAfter Din
ner Movie: "Torchy Gets
Her Man" starring Glenda
Farrell and Barton Mac
Lane. TV Key says: Girl Re-
porter steals scoop from her
detective boy friend but
they join forces in time to
catch the bad men 1889.
$3.50, WMAL tD-Bold Jour-
ney: Polar bears and seal
hunting on the shores of
the Arctic Ocean will be
seen in I'VE Live With the
Eskimos."
10000, WTTG (5)-Boxing:
Jimmy Archer VS.. Danny
Russo in a 10-round welter-
weight bout.
10000, WTOP (9-Studio One
in Hollywood: 1.-THE Lonely
Stage starring Mary Aston
and Macdonald Carey. The
story of a great woman of
the theater who is vener-
ated by millions. yet sud-
denly finds herself in des-
perate need of the love of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

sumptuouS sets and costumes
and the innocent wonder Of a
fairy tale.
What struck me almost from
the start was the infectious tone
of the show. The players-a
generally excellent job Of cast
ing-Awere having a ball play
ing it. And it showed.
1t was a tone set equally. I
suspect. by director Ralph Nell
son and the ingenious per-
Torrance of its star, Cyril
Ritchard. AS the delightfully."-
wicked Sorcerer who used Alad-
din to get the magic lamp, his
was a scamp to remember.
Lichi nuts for along the way,
indeed!
He receiued his Just desserts,
of courSe-the Show ended tDith
the funniest punishment scene
you'll see until PerelmGn ddaptS
another yarn. He tUaS being
tickled to death By the genie
fGeofrey Holder.J
X 4 4
One might have wished. in
cidentally, that the genie had
been able to provide young Sal
Mineo with an acceptable voice.
Still, he looked the part and he
acted it with skill. Anna Maria
Alberghetti looked like a slant
eyed doll and sang beautifully.
The role of the pickpocket Ga
daft Perelman creation to get
Aladdin out of his JAM was
in Howard Morris capable
hands and Basil Rathbone. as
the emperor and Una Merkel.
as Aladdin's mother. were i'm
preSsive. Dennis King did the
best he could with the awk-
wardly conceived role of the
aStrologer.
POrter's score contains sew
eral potential hits-it was q
first-rate job by the top pro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
TV KEY PREVIFWS

Tonights top Shoi0s prepiewed By ~ Keys STAT
DhO attend Tehedrsds match screenings an1iyze
scripts in New Hollywood Their opinions
offered a guide to ueUerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

And adding a needed delicate
touch were the dance numbers
created by Rod Alexander, who
obviously has seen 1.-THE King
and l."
A happy show, Aladdin.
was sorry when it was over.
y \
Playhouse 80 earned more
accoladeS last week with its
production of John P. Mar
quand's Point of No Return.
Few producers will risk a theme
as civilized as Marquand's;
fewer still can recruit the skills
to carry it of.
Low bows, therefore, to pro-
ducer Martin ManuIis and star
Charlton HestOn, who caught
the subtleties Of his character
beautifully-a man who is sud-
denly jOlted into taking a look
at himself. his family, and his
long ago dreams.
Frank Schaffner's overall
direction was splendid, particu-
larry in his restrained handling
of such a familiar scene as the
youth rehearsing the speech he
would make to the father re-
questing his daughters hand
in marriage. HeSton handled
it with awkward beauty.
Others in the excellent cast
included Katharine Bard (the
wife,: Walter Abel (the bangor
boSS): Ed Andrews CHeston's
rival for the vice-presidency)
and John Williams (the VIM
pole Street-type papa.
+
On The Run:
Tracking down the author OF
those excellent Borge CONNER
Gals last week wasn't too diff
ficult. Turned out that the
v.p. in charge of TV for the
Pontiac agency (MacManus,
John and Adams) is ex-Wash-
ingtonian Mark Lawrence, son
of Star columnist David Law
renee. The concept Of the
commercials we're Mark's-but
he gives full credit to his writ
ers, headed by Jim Campbell,
That "ApriI Love" ballet gave
Pat BOOne's show last week a
needed happy touch. The
dancers were amuSingIy cos
TUNED as horror movie princi-
pals - Frankenstein IA living
DOLL, the Mummy. Vampires,
etc.
Arthur Godfrey'S decision tc
separate his radio and tele-
vision daytime shows defective
March 81 should come as no
shock to Star readers. In
an interview with this reporter
on the occasion of his week OF
telecasting from the roof OF
the Raleigh last summer, the
redhead predicted that 1t would
happen. That it would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

Diminished and Moments
Musicaux by Schubert.
1880. WGRS-FM-Music Of
the Master: Piano Concerto
in A Minor by Grieg and
Swan Lake Acts 2 and 3 by
Tachaikovsky.
$500, WMAL-FM - Milton
Cross Show: william Tell
Overture by Rossini. SYM
phony No. l02 by Haydn
and Water Music by Handel.
800. WOL-Good Music Time:
Harold in Italy by Berlioz.
Clarinet Quintet by Brahms
and Symphony No. 35 by
Mozart.
500. WRC-Telephone Hour:
Guest Giorgi Tozzi, Metro
politan Opera basso.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

$500, WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: La PrincesSe Juan
Overture by Saint-Saens.
Cello Concerto in D Minor
by Lalo and liberia by
Albeniz.
7:05. WGMS-FM-Star Per-
Torrance: Rudolf Serkin.
Pianist, plays Sonata in C,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
TODAf'S RADIO
HfGHkEKTS

7:O5. WTOR-Amos N Andy
Music Hall: Sapphire and
Momma make the mistake
of leaving town and en-
trusting the monthly rent
money to the Kingfish.
1O:15. WWDC-Pulse Beat: DR..
Daniel L. Weiss. Pathol-
ogist and Director Of Labo-
ratorieS, d. c. General
Hospital. discusses the work
of his department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
Other AM Stations

WPik-1Jo Ne. Daylight only
NAnL 100 Ne. -I;J0 an 10 SIPS.
UeAI 1850 Nc. Daylight snly
uUsI ii7o Ne. Daylight Only.
WfAx- i17o Ne. Daylight sniy.
wwDe + 1850 Ne. -7l-hsuT spefstien. OIespi
sunday midnight To ! an Moahy
wVeB i1l0 Ne Daylight euiy
wo0k. iSao Ne. -14.hou apsfstion.
UtAh-- i1g1 he. -1tham apsIstiaa, nespt
ssusdsy pianigbt b sau nunaU.
VEL ian NJ, -1aN 10 wlaauht.
WDeN $50 N. -.ngylatt oely
WPRM -ttso ke.-s.10 80 u snnHsL
wlhx-isoo ke.-s en-. 70 ntaanht. sunop,
eam. y niaAlEAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Ritchord Opens
The Magic Door
By BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

That Aladdin to gladden. the eye and Friday
night (WTOP9. It's hard to believe that this is the
Of the MONTH"; that premiered dsasousy
early last fall with the Rex Harrison musical
1t was object lesson in the artful mixture of S. j.
Perelmans wit Cole beguling music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
FIN Stations

Wers.FM-sl.s Me.-sp.m 10 iop.m.
wRcFM-Ismporsriiy of the Sii
W1op.FM $50 Ne. -7LhouF Spsrstisn.
WASH-FM-sIi Me- an. 10 i7iis an.
Moaaay-sundsy.
Wot-fM-ss1 Me- an. 10 midnlght
WEAN.FM- 1908 Nc. -1l-hsuf operations.
WwDe.FM- iOi.i Nc. - an. m11m.
WeMsFM- toj.s Nc. Weekdays si7s an. 10
midnight. sundays ISIS an 10 mldnisht.
WARL FM-iosi Me.-Ii5o an 10 7 p.m.
Monday through Saturday, liio an 10 ST.
IN On Sunday
WMAL.FM- toI J Me.-to;is en- 10 midnlght
WeTs-FM-st.s Me.-s 10 10 Pm. Sunday.
Thursday.
The Republican., 1958-10-09
tSk;y Line 10 Alter. HineDsMAyEs
building 10 Lose TEUO Stories

Probably the greatest change of
the skyline of Oakland in twenty
five years will be accomplished in
the near future when the two top
floors of the Hinebaugh Restaurant
building VIII be removed.
Actually there was only one floor,
although there were two sets of
windows, and the space was oc-
cupied by a former opera house
which bathed in glory from 1894
to somewhere around 1910.
With a slanting floor and a bal
cOny running around three sides
of the room, this area was filled
to overflowing on many occasions
when home talent shows and
travel vaudevilles were presented.
There were four box seats for
those who wanted to pay the higher
prices Of the day, two on a level
with the stage, and two on a level
with the Balcony.
Most of the home talent plays
of the era were produced by Miss
The Republican., 1958-10-09
Leadership.

Voters could not help but be impressed with the five
publican candidates who in Garrett county weeks
ago for tour of the county and for the dinner
ing that followed
All five candidates speakers at the conclusion of
the dinner and it plainly evident that they would be
team hard to beat under any circumstances Two of them
Glenn Bea and Dewitt s. Hyde, presently in the u S.
Senate and House of Representatives part of admins
raon that rejected political expedency and concentrated
meeting business recession with sensible well planned
actions which would not up fantastic increase in the
national debt
They part of the group that held firm against po
ticay inspired cries from Democrats for massive spending
and simultaneous cuts This demonstration of calm and
economic leadership by the administration with
the help of such exposed the shallow motives
of those who saying few months ago that
depression and that planned initiation the only
They withstood the Democrats in Congress who pro-
posed increase in federal spending They opposed putting
addsona people a Federal dole They withstood cleo
tonear cut which the Democrats reckss pressed for
They showed conclusivey that they the party of
mature leadership which refused to panic the face of the
temporary economic dip.
Another candidate also in that Congress- and pres
emily candidate for gOverno-James Devereux He and
the other candidates for state Offices Robert Wallace
for Attorney General and John A. Der for Comptroller
Currency revealed that they sody entrenched
the program of private initiative They deserving
the support of all voters at the general election November