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The Sidney herald., 1958-01-16
TIE SIDNEY HERALD -
Thursday, Jan. Is. 1853 Al

Robin have moved to the Three
Buttes community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGinnis
and family were Friday night
callers at the Raymond Norby
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Iversen
and boys visited at the Left Borg
home last Sunday evening. 9th
er visitors there were MI. and
Mrs. Ed Thorn of Sidney.
Sam and Glenn Grosvold were
Thursday afternoon coffee guests
at the Frank Bailey home. Gene
Palmer called later that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anvik Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. David
Iversen Wednesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Norby
and family we're Saturday night
visitors at the John Tveit's in
Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anvik Wis
tied Ottilie Christensen. Annie
and Jimmie on Sunday evening
in honor of Armies birthday.
Dickie, Michael and Larry "
ersen stayed with Mrs. Curtis
Hunter Thursday afternoon. That
evening the David Iversens and
family were supper guests at the
Hunter home.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Anvik call
ed IN Sam Volnes Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey
went to Shelby and Choteau leav-
ing Thursday and returning they
were overnight guests at the home
of Mrs. Bailey's brother, MI.
and Mrs. Willie Skerick of Havre
or Friday night. Rita Mae stay
ed with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Skorick at Balm
vile. She came home on Satur-
day night. "This is paradise COM
pared to anything along the hi
line"
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and
boys were guests at the Gilman
Foss home after the basketball
game Friday night.
Don Ross visited Rodney Ma
son and Neil Bailey Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almer Meldahl
of Fairview were Tuesday after
noon callers at the David Iver-
sen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGin-
mis- and family were Sunday din
ner guests at the Stanley Gel
kers in Culbertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Peterson
and MIR. and Mrs. Bob Witt and
Robin were Sunday supper guests
at the Bill Witt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anvik call
ed on Leonard Heningers Mon
day evening.
The Sioux Pass Homemakers
club met at 7:30 p. m. at Mrs.
Bill Wits. Eight members were
present. Roll call was freezing
containers" The meeting was call
ed to order by Jesse Witt and
minutes were read by Mary
Jeane Johnson, secretary. Other
business was discussed and also
the Lesson on pre-cooked frozen
foods. Elsie Bailey won the hos
tess prize. A game was played
to end the meeting. A delicious
lunch was served by Mrs. Bill
Witt and Mrs. Jean Witt.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-16
Sioux Pass
Nv Hom>msksrss C1.xh

Sunday, Jan. S Mr.. and Mrs.
David Iversen and boys were din
ner guests of Mrs. Edna Thor
bjornson, Mrs. Sauna Iversen and
Mrs Christina Dahl were also
dinner guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Johnson
and sons were Sunday dinner
guests at the Joe Frasca home
in Sidney.
MI. and Mrs. Jean Witt and
children were Sunday supper
guests at the Jim Mullen home
near Lambert.
MI. and Mrs. Raymond Norby
and family were Sunday night
supper guests at the Andrew Pc
tersons.
MI. and Mrs. Curtis Hunter
and Sandy were Tuesday morning
callers at the David Iversen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Witt and
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-16
MR.. AND MRS. DOUGLAS
ALLEN PARENTS
OF BABY BOY

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen OF
Sidney announce the birth of q
little grandson, born Thursday,
January 9th to their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs,
Douglas Allen at their home in
Livingston Mont. Mrs. Allen, nee
JEANNE Rardin, is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Frances Rardin
of Sidney. The new baby has
been named Stanley James. Moth
er and little son are reported as
getting along fine. Mr.. Allen is
employed in the installation de-
partment of the Mountain States
Tel. and Tel. Co.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-16

Pfc. Richard H. Christensen n
listed in Company "A" $3.50
Armd. Cav. Regt. 10 May Sc as a
Pvt--1. He was promoted to Pvt-2
rs Oct. So and to PFC, 8 July 81.
He has attended two summer n
campments at Fort William Hen
ny Harrison, Montana.
He is qualified with the u. S.
Carbine Cal 80. At present he
is company clerk. Pfc. Christen-
sen now resides in Sidney with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Christensen of Harold's Service
Center. He is employed at Holly
Sugar Corporation. Our next drill
will be held January 20, 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
The Fashion Role
OF Bangs Is New
This Spring

Expect bangs - whether
they're sweepy. wispy. as long
as phony eyelashes or as
arched as L'Arc de Triomphe
Ito play q big-time fashion
role this spring. They are
being groomed to take the
place of brims of hats that
float so far back on your
head, they almost defy the
laws Of gravity.
Before you cut bangs. get
q preview Of the effect In
front of your mirror with try
ons. Use paper the color Of
your hair. slashed in different
shapes and thicknesses. Or
lightly sketch Q preview bang
on your forehead with an
eyebrow pencil. To Judge the
effect best, stand four PAGES
from your mirror.
OF all the assets that bangs
can add to your face value,
one Of the best. is that you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
Women Tip More,
Says Taxi Driver

flee while my other two chill
dren are in SCHOOL," she
asked.
Even though both the PAGES
drive taxis and work the same
hours, they seldom see each
other during the workday.
she reported.
Every once in q while
though-maybe once q week
we see each other on the
street, and then we honk our
HORNS" Mrs. Pace said.
She also, offered Q bit Of
advice to all taxi riders
this in the form Of her biggest
pet peeve.
People are always telling
me what direction / should
drive. They never figure taxi
drivers might know more
than they do. Nine out Of 10
times they'll lead you down
the busiest streets, she said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
Continued from Page D-l2

Continued from Page D-1;
men drivers, I'm sure" she
went on.
But. Mrs. Pace reported.
this doesn't mean women
drivers are especially popu-
lar with the public. Preju-
dices do show UP once In
q while.
I'VE women are turned
down many times because so
many people don't recognize
us as cab drivers" she said.
"They feel we're just cruising
around. joyriding In our hus-
bands cabs"
"And not only that" she
continued. livery, often people
will refuse to ride with US
because they feel lady drivers
just aren't as good as the
men"
Good Drivers
This isn't true" Mrs. Pace
stated firmly. I'VE are good
drivers and women actually
have less accidents than
men,"
She works for Yellow Cab
Company and is one Of the
approximately 300 women
drivers in the District.
Her biggest problem as a
driver is the number Of
propositions" she gets from
her male riders, she revealed.
Diplomacy is one thing
she's had to learn, and its
apparently worked for her.
Out of the many overtures
she's received. she's only
had to put one man out of
her cab. HE was mad" she
said. but he went"
These propositions range
from the kind that make nice
young women angry to at
tempted dinner dates.
With all the problems that
go along with her Job. how
ever, Mrs. Pace still feels she
likes her work better than
any other.
1--WE learned more since
I started driving a cab just
by listening and talking to
people than I ever learned in
school," Mrs. Pace said.
II like dealing with the
public the way I do" she
went on. II find people are
generally much nicer to me
than they would be to a
salesclerk, for instance"
Maybe this is because they
know they're in my hands"
"Then too, I like being out
doors and I also have a kind
Of freedom" she said.
Husband Drives, Too
Mrs. Pace started her taxi
driving career sevenE years
ago. Two months later she
began dating a fellow cab
driver. Robert E. Pace, and
later married him.
Very often this driver Of
cab number 767 can be seen
with their daughter. Janet.
who's 4, riding alongside Of
her.
Can you imagine me taxi.
ing my daughter to- IN of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

marked, the bustline is UNDER
played, hips are pared down
to the point where they can
take Q snug-even taut-
skirt.
Here's what to look for
when selecting foundations
for your own chemise fash
ions:
BraSSiereS with rounded
cups which mold toward the
side rather than toward the
front.
Bra-letteS with apron backs
to flatten the derriere.
Girdles which have panels
set in or reinforced at TIE
sides as well as back and
front.
Pantie girdles with long
leg sections. perhaps even
stretching to the knee.
Corselets with rounded
cups, easy waistline, firm hip
and tummy control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

can bury a bad hairline under
q mere wisp.
But there are many other
assets. If your face is round
and short. you can stop think
ing that q bang has to create
the bad effect Of foreshort-
ening 1t still more. Simply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
Are You Fitted
For the

The look Of the chemise
depends upon the figure
beneath - and the figure
must be gently contoured via
the proper foundations.
The new. relaxed silhouette
loses its appeal when the
bustline is exaggerated or the
hips are allowed to bulge.
1t simply looks boxy. But
worn over a modifying bras
siere and a narrowing girdle,
or over a sleek corselet. the
chemise looks entirely diff
ferent. 1t flatters by SUCCESS
ton. revealing the trim figure
in motion.
The changes in foundation
styling from sheath to che
mise shape are subtle, yet
important. The waist is less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

cut a longer bang, and arch
1t high by sweeping it up.
If your face. however. Is
long and thin, cut yourself q
light, fluffy bang. This kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

will be foreshortening, where
as q thick. heavy fringe Of
bang would cut down length
at the expense Of your entire
forehead.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04

BUENOS AIRES, Die. 3.-(U.
P.I.)-El gobierno del Presi-
dente Arturo Fondizi conquis-
to su mas importante victoria
en- ell campo obrero al lograr
que la Union Ferroviaria, que
comprende a 100000 obreros,
levantaFa incondicionalmen-
tie ell paro general que habia
decretado ell viernes dltimo a
mediodia exhortara a todos
sus afiliados a reanudar las la
labores a partir del primer mi
nuto de hoy.
La decision de levantar inme-
diatamente ell paro fue anun-
ciada en- I'm communicate firma-
do por Antonio Scipione, pre-
sidente de la UniCn Ferrovia-
ria, y Jose Provasi, vicepresi-
dente primero de la entidad,
despues de intensas gestiones
que Sc desarrollaron en- ell pa
lacio del Congreso, con inter-
venci6n de legislatures oficia-
listas de ambas camaras.
Ell communicate fue distribui-
do en- ell despacho del Diputa-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04
Fuerie Accusation a
0ccideniaIes Hace
Lider Rojo AIeman

BERLIN, Die. 3. -(UPD-
Una resolution Zelda hoy a la
Camara Baia del Parlamento de
Alemania Oriental por su Presi-
dente, Johannes Dieckmann, de-
nuncia a los aliados occidentales
como intervencionistas y dice
que no tienen ell mas minimo
derecho de permanecer en- la
ciudad de Berlin.
La Camara aprob6 por unani-
midad la propuesta sovietica de
hacer a Berlin Occidental "ciu-
dad libre desmilitarizada'.
La resolution dice que "las
potencias occidentales no tie
men ell mas minimo derecho de
continuar SUI ocupacion de una
parte de la capital de la Republi
ca Democratica Alemana, Ber-
lin, y declara de plano que
Berlin Occidental pertenece a
la Republica Democratica Ale
mana.
Ell documento exige que los
aliados occidentales Sc marchen
de la ciudad para eliminar una
peligrosa amenaza de guerra.
Dice que los Estados Unidos,
(Pasa a Ia Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04
Grundes Concemfruciones Hurdr
Purtidos PoIiticos en- Caracas

CARACAS, Die. 3 CUPID
Esta noche, en- IA Plaza Urdane-
ia, Sc iniciara una serie de tres
grandes concentraciones politi.
cas- de los partidos mayorista-
rios, en- las cuales haran uso de
la palabra los candidates presi-
denciales Contralmirante Wolf
gang Larrazabal, ex Presidente
R6mulo Betancourt y Rafael
Caldera, para concluir de esa
forma la campaha electoral.
En- la concentration de esta
noche, organizada por ell Parti-
do COPEI, hablaran la mayoria
de los dirigentes de esa agru-
pacion, y cerrara ell acto ell can
didato CaIdera, del Partido De-
mocrata Cristiano.
Manana Sc reunira la Union
Republican, Democratica, y en-
esa OCCASION Sc dirigiran al pue.
bio ell Contralmirante Larraza-
bal Y J6vito Villalba.
Pasado manana, en- la con-
contraction de Acci6n Democra-
tica, ell orador principal sera SUI
candidate a la presidential, Ex-
presidente Provisional Betan-
court.
Sc escogi6 esa plaza del barrio
de FL Silencio, porque su ampli-
tud permitira la concentration
de mas de Glen mil personas,
Por otra parte, ell Ministro de
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04

pasada en- Santa Cruz hacienda
un estudio sobre las facilidades
y condolences bajo las cuales
Sc empleara a los trabajadores
y viviran 'sus familiares en- di.
cha Isla.
Fue a Santa Cruz ell Secreta.
rio por encomienda del gober-
nador Luis Munoz Marin, luego
de este haber conference.-the con
ell gobernador Merwin, de Islas
Virgenes, sobre la neceSidad
planteada por este de emplear
obreros puertorriquenJs en- la
industrial camera de aquella isla.
Acompan6 al secretario Sierra
Berdecia a Santa Cruz ell senior
Manuel Rivera, supervisor de fl
mes agricolas del Servicio de
Empleos del DEPARTMENT. de
Trabajo, y estaba ALI tambien
PaSa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04

Relaciones Interiors;, luego de
conferenciar con los gobernado-
res de los estadoS de la Republi-
ca y con los funcionarios del
distrito federal y del Consejo
Supreme Electoral, reiter6 la de
cision gubernamental de obser-
var la mas absolute imparciali-
dad en- ell proceso electoral. Di-
10 que, contal motive, Sc ha or
denado ell despliegue de las fuer
zas de seguridad publica hoy y
en- los dos dias siguientes, en- los
sitios donde Sc realizaran las
manifestations politicas, pa.
"a garantizar ell orden.
Tambien los partidos politi-
cos han organizado brigadas de
"defensa de la democracia" 81.
milares a las universitarias, que
actuaran durante las concentra.
clones politicas.
Mientras tanto, la comision
de los Partidos Accion Democra.
tica, COPEI Y Union Republica'
ma Democratica volvia a reunir
Sc para estudiar ell programa dc
gobierno del proximo periodic
constitutional. La reunion pro
pugna ell afianzamiento de
pacto de punto fijo, cuyos as
pectos principles Sc refieren
la formation de un gobierno de
unidad, sea cual fuere ell can
fPasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04
Osservatore Romano Hace FUerte
AtuQue q Ia Union Sovietica

CIUDAD DEL VATICANO,
Die. 3.-(UPD-Las relacio-
mes entire FL Vaticano y la
Union Sovietica jamas podran
mejorar mientras ell comunis-
me continue la barbara opre-
sion' de los catoliccs, dice hoy
ell diarlo official "Osservatore
Romano.
En- I'm energico editorial en-
primera plana, firmado por su
principal comentarista Federi-
co Alessandrini, ell periodico
califica de "una burla" las re-
cientes informaciones, en- la
prensa italiana de que las re-
laciones entire la Santa Sede
Moscu iban a tomar TN sesgo
mejor, despues de la election
del Papa Juan XIII.
"Mientras la vida religiosa
esta limitada en- SUI posibilidad
de practicar ell Quito, y mien-
tras las existencias de comuni-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04
Denu1cian en- Colombia Plan
Subversivo Rojas PimiIIista
Milifares en- Retro y AIsUnos Aetivos
Portieipobon en compIot, Dice Fl sieIo

BOGOTA, Die. 3.-(UPD-
Ell .Diario Gel SigIo" denunci6
hoy la existencia de I'm plan
subversivo concrete de extre-
mistas amigos del Expresiden-
tie Gustavo Rojas Pinilla, dos
dias despues de que ell Presi-
dente, Alberto Lleras Camar-
go, previno a la naci6n contra
la sposibilidad de que existiese
tai conspiraci6n.
'El Siglo" afirma que los agi-
tadores son "civiles rojas-
pinillistas, militares en- retro
y I'm reducido grupo de mill
tares activos."
Agreg6 que ell alzamiento
deberia producirse ell seis del
actual mes, con motive de la
reunion de la Convention Con-
servadora de Bogota, que ha 81
do denunciada por la directiva
nacional de csc partido como
una reunion de antiques servi-
dores de la depuesta dictadura.
Ell diario dice que tres mil
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04
llZSlzzTSlly}SlyS}5lIR
Gravisimo ell Cardinal caro-

SANTIAGO, diciembre 8 (UPD-El Cardinal Jose Maria
Caro- Rodriguez, recibi6 anoche la extremauncion, y al empeorar
su estado Sc teme pr SUI vida.
Caro- Rodriguez a los go amos, es ell mas anciano de los
Cardenales del Sacro Colegio. BESIDE SUI vuelta del Vaticano,
donde asistio al conclave que elgio al Papa Juan XIII, ell
Cardinal Caro- Rodriguez SURE de infection intestinal.
Los medcos declararon anoche, que su estado Sc ha agrava-
do Y ell Cardinal pidi6 los ultimos sacramentos.
Los medcos, llamados en- consulta, expidieron ell siguiente
informe:
"Su Eminenca esta manana presento una gastroentertis
aguda t6xica con cuadro que ha sido tratado intensa y eficien-
.temente, a pesar de 10 cual Sc desarrol6 un sntoma uremico,
siendo SUI estado grave"
Ell Secretario del Cardinal dUo, que este tenia 81 grades de
fiebre a las % horas, pulse normal y buen amino.
Ell secretario del prelado, Monsenor Joaquin Fuenzalida,
que acompan6 al Cardinal en- SUI reciente viaje a Roma, con
motive de la election del nuevo Papa, dio a la United Press
international, que Caro- habia recibido los dltimos sacramentos
con buen amino.
Ell Cardinal Caro- estuvo gravemente enfermo en- dos ocasio-
mes anteriores y tambien Sc lie adminisro la Extrema Uncion
en- arnbas, pero recobr6 la salud.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04
cIAATEcIc
IBEROAMERlcA On
Div
E EMBAJADOR

MEXICO, diciembre 8. CUPID
- En- fuentes fidedignas Sc dice
que Antonio GARLIC Flores, ell
saliente Ministro de Hacienda,
sera ell nuevo Embajador de
Mexico en- los Estados Unidos.
Garlic Flores pertenece a
una familia intellectual de san
gre india.
Su hermano Nabor, es presi-
dente Ge la Universidad Nacio-
nal de Mexico y uno de los hon.
hres de ciencia mas destacados
del pals y su padre Julian es ell
femoso compost or descubridor
del "Sonido Musical 49,"
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04
No Hubrd Crmhios Fundamentals
en- Pollfica Exterior de Uruguay

quay en- ell campo de la politica
international.
Ell veterano dirigente Luis Al
berto de Herrera, cuya palabra
gTavitafa, sin duda alguna, en-
ell proximo gobierno, pese a no
ocupar posiciones electives, en-
sus conversaciones con los pc
riGdistas uruguayos y eXtranje-
ros, senal6 que SUI partido Sc
mantendra dentro de la orienta-
cion politica International oc.
cidentaIista. respetuoso de la
a1todeterminacion de los pue-
blss y fiel a los organismos en-
cue aetna Ell Uruguay, como las
Naciones Unidas. la UNESC0 y
la Organization de Estados Anne
ricanos.
En- sentido similar Sc ha pro-
hunciado Benito M. Nardone,
enthusiastic lider de la Liga Fe-
deral de- Accion Ruralista y aho-
Rasa q h PAg1na %
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04
%Ferrovi0rios an
HueIg0 en- la Argentina
ncondicionoImente Levantado Ell Poro General
Importonte Victoria Poro 81 Presidente Frondizi

ga privaciones a sus hogares.
La comision exhorta a todos
los trabajadores a reintegrarse
de Immediate a sus tareas, con
ell objeto de normalizar los ser
vicios a la mayor brevedad.
En- su resuelta accion contra
la huelga ferroviaria, que in
cluyo la movilizacion de cast
100000 ohreros y empleados,
ell gobierno habia logrado su
primer exito de importancia en-
la noche del lunes, cuando la
fraternidad, que agrupa a 81.
600 conductores de locomoto-
ras y fogoneros, decide sus-
pender la huelga que habfa dis
puesto para la medianoche ms
tantes antes de que entrara en-
%vigencia. La resolution de la
fraternidad quito fuerza a la
posicion asumida por la union
ferroviaria, va que los servicios
estaban en- Was de normalizar-
Sc y solo la adhesion del perso-
nal de conduccion podia Salvar
la huelga. Ante las escasas pers-
pectivas que tenian los huel-
guistas y ell mantenimiento del
regimen militar dispuesto por
las autoridades, Sc intensified
ron los contactos extraoficiales
entire los dirigentes de la
Union Ferroviaria y funciona-
rios gubernamentales, a quie-
mes Sc agregaron en- gestion
de conciliacion legislatures del
partido oficialista. Tales gestio-
mes culminaron con una reu-
MON en- ell congreSo, y diez mi
nutos antes de medianoche, Sc
dio a conocer ell communicate
anunciando ell fin del movimien-
to.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04
DEPARTAMENTO DE
PROPAGANDA

DEL
II FRENTE NACIONAL DEL
ESCAMBRAY:
En- e dia de aver, apare
cleron en- ell MIAMI HERALD
y ell MIAMI DAILY NEWS,
1otativos de esta ciudad, una
declaration referente a los
riesgos y dificultades que con-
frontan, en- la Sierra del Es-
cambray, los periodistaS Wi
liam Pat" Farley, camaro-
grafo del WCKT Canal 7 de
Miami y Jerry Zopanes, de
Los Angeles Spotlite News,
donde Sc encontraban filman-
do y reportando ell inicio de
la ofensiva del II Frente, que
Sc desarrolla en- dicha Sic
ira. Por estas declaraciones
Sc interesaba de la Embajada
(PaSa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04

dades cat6licas Sc considere y
Sc use simplemente como ms
trumento de gobierno" dice ell
periodico "todas las informacio-
mes de 'alivio' son una burla,
porque Sc basan en- la Green
cia de que los cat6licoS que
aun pueden disponer de SUI pro-
pic destino puedan renunciar
a su libertad espiritual, incli-
nandose ante Ell materialismo
ateo que anima y gobierna a
esta barbara OPPRESSION"
Ell periodico comenta las
recientes informaciones de la
prensa italiana de que existia
la perspective de un aflojamien-
to de la tension entire la Santa
Sede y Russia. Segun elias algu-
nos funcionarios del Vaticano
habian llegado a la conclusion
de que Ia Union Sovietica AGO.
gia favorablemente la election
del Papa Juan XIII.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04
Levuntodo

do Hector Gomez Machado, pre-
sidente del bloque de Ia Union
CiVica Radical Intransigente
(oficialista) de la Camara Ba-
ia a quien acompanaban legis-
Iadores y dirigentes gremiales.
FL communicate afirma que
la Comision Directiva de la
Union ha considerable minucio-
samente la situacion general
del gremio ferroviario y las al
ternativas del movimiento que
diera comienzo ell dia % de
noviembre, ash como tambien
la incidental del paro en- la ac-
tividad general del pals, rela-
cionandola en- 10 economico y
en- 10 social, tras 10 cual dispu-
so levantar ell paro.
La resolution de suspender
la medida de fuerza es incon-
dicional, pero seguidamente ell
communicate expresa la esperan-
"a de que Sc There a los com
paneros detenidos, a fin de que
puedan reintegrarse a sus la
bores, evitando perjuicios en- su
economic familiar que impon-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04

hombres armados han sido traf-
dos a Bogota para desarroIlar
ell plan subversivo, con armas
introducidas de contrabando de
Venezuela y Centroamerica. Es-
te grupo, afirma ell diario, SER
viria como grupo de choque en-
case de que no fuera possible
compromised a las fuerzas ar
madas.
FL Ministro de Gobierno Gui-
llermo Amaya afirmo anoche,
ante la Camara de Represen-
tantes, que ell pueblo debe es.
tar vigilante "ante la accion
perturbadora de los conspira-
dores". Sin embargo, dijo, ell
gobierno tiene "plena CONTAIN
"a" en- las fuerzas armadas.
Por tercera veZ, en- una sema-
ma, hubo anoche patrullaje por
las GALES y requisas de ciudada-
nos en- distintos lugares de Bo-
gotta, con Ell prop6sito de reco-
ger a los antisociales y desar-
mar a los ciudadanos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-04
La Union Soviefica Gasta Cinco 0 Seis Veces
mas que Estados Unidos en- Propaganda NundiaI
critieon Diorio por no Publican Debidumente ell Plan
Presentudo por ell Primer Ministro Nikita KhrUshehev

NAClONES UNIDAS, N. Y.
Die. 3 (UPI). - Los Estados
Ul.idos dijeron que Russia gas
ia cinco o seis veces mas que
ell costo de las transmisiones
de la Voz de America, en- in.
terferir las radioemisiones de
las estaciones del mundo libre
que llegan a la Union Sovie-
tica.
Ell delegado norteamericano
George McGregor Harrison, hi
20 la declaration en- Ell debate
de la Comision Politica Espe'