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The coastland times., 1958-04-11
wANcHEsE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Howard of
Norfolk visited Mrs. Howard's S
mother, Mrs. Dora Davis.
Leamon Nelson of Norfolk Wis
tied his Mother, Mrs. Matte Mel
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Gaskill and
daughter of Dunn visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gaskill.
Mrs. Douglas Guthrie and chill
dren of Winston-Salem spent the
week end with Rev. and Mrs. C. w.
Guthrie.
Mrs. Emma Daniels and Mrs.
Sibyl Sawyer of Norfolk spent the
week end here.
Mrs. Mary Fleming of Ports
mouth spent the week end here
with her mother, Mrs. Mollie
Baum.
Rev. C. L. Warren is visiting
his paents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Warren in Ash, N. c.
Mrs. Arvilla Midget is home
after the winter at London Bridge,
Va. with her daughter and son-in-
law, 1t. Cdr. and Mrs. F. ]. Vixen
heimer, who spent the week end
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Baum
were week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Smith in Norfolk.
Margaret Jean Tillett of Green's
boro spent the week end here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Tillett.
Mrs. Louie Gallop and Mrs. Bes-
sic Love were in Elizabeth City
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Williams
and children of Oceana, Va. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Whidbee and
daughter of Norfolk visited Mr..
and Mrs. Elton Gallop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Clark of
Nashville, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Royden Tillett.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Harris and
Mrs. Dewey Tillett visited John
Brothers, Thursday, a patient in
the Marine Hospital Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton White OF
Norfolk, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Will
Ter of Portsmouth, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gaskill and daughters, Jean
and Joan Of College Park, Md. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Gas
kill.
Barry and Shelia John of Nor
folk spent Sunday with their
grandmother, Mrs. die Gallop.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Daniels
and son Barry, of Smyrna, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Daniels.
Lynton Daniels of Norfolk, Le-
moin Daniels and son Pat Of
Hampton visited here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Daniels Jr.
and children of Elizabeth City and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Voshelie and son,
of Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. R. Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Murray
and Brenda Daniels spent the week
end in Arapahoe with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clois Daniels and
children of Pittsburgh, visited
Mrs. die Gallop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Creef of
Norfolk spent the week end with
Mrs. Creef's mother, Mrs. Lucy
The coastland times., 1958-04-11

scores of new and outgoing Gov
ernors have ridden to inangura-
tions, But now they say it some
times take eleven minutes for a
city bus to go from the Capitol to
the Auditorium. If the plan is car
ried out, Raleigh would be one of
the most beautiful capital cities in
the nation. Streets crossing Fay
etteville Street would go under
ground. All in all, the project has
appeal 8. and you may be read
ing more about it sooner than we
realize.
The coastland times., 1958-04-11

Washington.-Three thousand is
lands, Gays and rocks comprise the
Bahamas, the British Colony south
east of Florida. The Bahafnian
Constitution, dating from 1929,
provides a form of government
similar to that in the North Amer
lean Colonies before the Revolu-
ton. The House of Assembly is
one of the oldest legislative bodies
in the Western Hemisphere, the
National Geographic Magazine
says.
The coastland times., 1958-04-11
CHRISTIAN WORKERS SCH.
AT MANTEO APRIL 14-17

The Dare Christian Workers
School will be held April IL
through April II at the Mount Oil.
vet Methodist Church, Manteo
Charges participating are the
Dare Circuit, Kitty Hawk, Mantec
and Wanchese. Classes will be held
each evening beginning at seven
thirty. This announcement is made
by Rev. C. L. Warren, dean of the
Dare Christian Workers School.
Courses and instructors follow
Christian Stewardship" course
of general interest, which will be
taught by DIR. Morris Husrted Of
Durham.
b "How to Teach in the Church
School," for church school teachers
will be taught by Mrs. E. l. Terry
of Raleigh.
Teaching Children in the Small
Church," for teachers of children
will be taught by Mrs. T. NJ. Max.
well of Rocky Mount.
The coastland times., 1958-04-11

Midget.
Woodrow Stetson of U.S.C.G.
Savannah, is here with his family
Rowena Midget and nieces
Joan and Margaret Midget Of
Hampton, Va. have returned home
after visiting Rev. and Mrs. Ralph
H. Lewis in Goldsboro. While there
they attended the Azalea Festival
in Wilmington and visited Mrs.
Pearl Scharff in Kinston.
Mrs. Ward Daniels, Mrs. Ida
Daniels. Mrs. Lillian Daniels and
Mrs. Dile Gallop visited at Hat
teras Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tillett Jr.,
and children, of Norfolk were here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Austin and
baby of Hampton and Merelie Til
lett and Jean Toms of Washington
D. C. spent the week end here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowder Tillett.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Gaskill and
daughter, Brenda, spent Easter in
Siler City with Mrs. GaskilPs
mother, Mrs. Lila Bridges. Also
home for the first time in two
years was Mrs. Gaskill's brother
John Bridges, of Eugene, Oregon.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Payne OF
Columbia, S. C. announce the
birth of son, born March 81, name
Kenneth Michael, weight 7 lbs.
Ioz. Mrs. Payne was formerly San
dra Wescott of Wanchese,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Daniels, a boy, Thomas William,
weight Z lbs. liz OF. April 3rd
in the Albemarle Hospital Eliza
beth City.
The coastland times., 1958-04-11
NOTES

NOTES Walter Davenport,
whom you will remember as the
capable editor of Liberty and
then Golfers is now making his
home down in Moore Couny, writ
ing book Burke Davis
columnist for the Greensboro Daily
News, says there seems to be a
"strong, tide of unRepublicanizing
going on over thhe nation, partic-
ularly in the Southland this may
be the jet stream David Clark
hopes to find in his race against
COP Congressman Charles Raper
Jonas -.
NEW PARK. We doubt that it
will get anywhere during my life
time. or yours either but
architects and city planners in
Raleigh are talking openly about
the advisability of blowing up Fay
etteville Street from the Capito.
clear down to the Auditorium and
landscaping 1t in grass, crosswalks,
beautiful trees, with no parking,
In short, they say, it would be a
shoppers paradise.
This is the street over which
The coastland times., 1958-04-11

MANUFACTURERS LICENSE 70. s'e
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Travellers Protective Association
Post NJ. Farmville. Friday. Sept. 5.
3 m town council room.
FarmvilIe PRESBYTERIAN Church
CircIe-Monday, Sept 9 Circle /
10 am, with Mrs. J. w. Elliott
Circle ? 10 am. with Mrs. Tru-
man Bolt; Circle ,. 10 am. With
Mrs. F R. Crawford: Circle 3
pm. with Mrs, Walter Robinson
Circle 5, 8 pm. with Mrs Y c.
Carson co-hosteSs. Mrs. Earl Kro-
mor Cicle s, 8 pm. Mrs. j l
Gordon. and Circle Z. 3 pm. with
Ms NJ b Coleman. co-hostess.
Mrs w J Garland.
FarmvIlc PRESBYTERIAN Church
Women = General meeting. Septem-
Der II. pm. in the lecture room
Methodist. Monday. Sep
TENDER 8. pm. Circle 2 with Mrs
H. G Kavton circle 3 with Mrs
Mamie ( Fitzgerald circle I with
Mrs A. n Fore. co-hostess. Mrs
Mrs NJ II McNamee; circle ) in
the McCraw young adult class -oom
hostesses. Mrs G. J slavton and
Mrs j 0 Hart. circle 3 and Q
will meet Jointly IN the Fellowship
room at The church, hostesses Mrs.
G VI Redd and Mrs Marvin Wash
Circle ] win meet Tuesday Septem-
Der n 10 M, with Mrs. Arthur
hby. co-hostess, Mrs. c F. M0ring
MODERN N0ndman Of America
Tuesday September 9. pm. at
he center.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Miss Helen PCsi0n
Married In Detroit
To Mr.. Shoemaker

N1, ma Al W,nIa,, rla.a,a,a
pos5on II, anar,a ,,,a,,n.a ~
/, ,aaa i. tna,s a,.a,.or ~, !,
Jacon shnc Of pstro1 Men f.
,,rtra II b,r s ~bargue- son q
NJ and MI Po,,crt ! s,cbenanc
aA.Al.d PARK. Men
The ceremony Was performed 1t
On fieass Is 1852. by The He1.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Nh and Mrs. Robert NJ Wooton.
e Burkeville, announce the arrival
Of a soa, Robert Walker. born Aug
ust % at Southside Community
Hospital
Nh and Mrs Hunter Roeers. Of
Hampton, announce the birth of a
son, Michael Rogers. born August
26 in Riverside Hospital, Newport
News. Mrs. Moador is tho former
Miss Barbara Phelps, Of Farmville.
Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Roser, Jr.,
Of Hampton, announce the birth Of
q daughter, Alice Gail Sunday. Aug
us' "a They were foremer residents
Of Prospect.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Helen Frances and Susan Hair
field q. Axiom, spent several days
last week with Sharon Dryer.
MISS sue Hudson loft Monday To
begin her teaching career in the
Mathematics department al h N
Tuckahoe Junior High School ii
le.l'ico County
Mr. and Mrs y W. pie2 and
graAd5on Scott. Mn and MS.
clauic Smith and Son. Warren.
AID M and Mrs M O. Holden,
all Of Washington ID 81. were
guests Of Mrs G II Mathcrly last
week.
ms. r A. Allen Vas TIE guest
Of her dauahtcr and family. MIR
ana Mrs AShhy Fdlchcr. III Dublin
for the holiday WccH cnd Paula
F'4lchcr who had boon visiting her
grandmother Mrs Allen and Mrs
Y racihf. returned 10 lef nome
i'll Dublin
Dr and Mrs W " Noel and son,
Richard Of Henderson. N I'll.
visited ms parents. Mr. and Mrs
n " Noel during the week end
Mr. AID Ms. winston oranpe. Of
Roanoke. were Labor DAY holiday
guests Of Miss Sarah Orange
MRS N. 7 Walden. Of Keyswle.
and Sandy Dallas. Of Roxboro
N G., were dinner guests Friday
of Mr. ana Mrs O | Walden.
Llovd Hoskins Of Lvnchhnro vae
week END guest in the q J Cox
home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Olivia Reynalds Pritchard. daueh-
ter q Mr. and Mrs. Glade Fl
P~3ehard u Of Hampden-s sydney,
Was baptized Sunday at the Eamp-
den sydney Presbyterian Church by
her grandfathers. the Rev. j.
Fewer Pallen. Of Danv.lle. and the
Rev Dr G. H Pritchard, Of Al
lanfa. Ga.
Olivia wore gown which vas
worn by bet grandfather Pritchard
al bis baptism
oit-of-town guests he~e for the
occasion were Mrs. J. p. Pullen. Of
Danyille. Mrs. G. H Pltchard Of
Atlanta, Mrs Mary Grace Prifchard
OF Nashville, Tenn Mrs G n Alb
bolt Of Richmond and MIL and
Ms James H sSser. Of Roanoke.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

ziani called Tho course "a KY hole
peek al lnt uars-ng pr lfess.on y.
Evidently the peok has been i'm
proSslve bacaus all Gse We ol
two girls from each Of the preeced-
INK ciasses, have go,4e into some
phase Of hospital wogk
IN addition e providing the young
ladies' an opportunity to see first
A.l4d 2hdt naEes q hospital tick
II also helps the hospital through ihe
vacation period when many nurses
are away. j. H. James, hospital
administrator, SAID the girls were
very popula~ with the patients and
helped The staff very much N Il II
training capacity
Those completing the second class
are Betty Ann Wray. Ann Swert-
feger, Jean Covington Billie Cren-
shaw, NJ azle Thacker, irene
Hatchell. Elizabeth LayHe Edith
Price, Carolyn Peters and Frances
Stanley
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

The FarmHillc District Woman /
Society of Christian Service Edu-
catlonal Seminars VIII be held
Tuesday. September III the Mt.
Pleasant Methodist Church. Prince
Edward Charge and Thursday
September in the Methodist
Church Victoria, with Mrs j c.
Bondurant. District Secretary Of
Missionary Education presiding.
Mrs. J p. McCraW and MIS-.
Howard Wainwright VIII present the
study on Isaiah. Mrs r A Brisen-
tine on Understanding Other Cal-
lures Ms. j. C. Bondurant on
Christian Concerns Of Northern
NeiRhbofs. and The Middle East
Pilgrimage viii be presented by
Miss Selma Hndle.
Mrs Ray jenkins. District Sec
rotary Of Literature and Publica-
tons. VIII have available the Mis-
sion Study books and other litera-
turc
Each Seminar viii begin promptly
at 10 a m and close at pm. At
tend the one most convenient for
you Bring box lunch Drinks will
be furnished by the hostess society
Mr. and Mrs r s. Booker and
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Mills visited
Mrs J NJ Mills in GAINESVILLE dur
ing the week end.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Linda I'halman Has
Birthday arty

Linda 1halm4n celebrated Il Y I
eighth birthday Friday with d party
given ~ Ter mother. Mrs Robert
Thalnan, al Their home at Hamp-
don sydney
Guests were Mary T and Betty
Watson, Cathv and Deb5ie Wood
Ann Scott julio Vail Peggy jerome
Brenda Lce Fore and Carolyn THAI
man
Rosemary Clover assisted MIS-,
Thalman
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Woman's Club 10
Serve Brunswick
Stew September II

A brunswick stew supper viii be
served by the Fa-mvil!e Senior
Woman's club Thursday. Saptem-
Der II. beginning at 5. 80 pm, at
The Moose lodge
There viii be adult and children
suppers consisting Of Brunswick
stew. bread drink and apple pie
Ms + Clements. chairman Of
the ways and means committee
will be assisted BY Mrs O Hart
MES J p McCraw Mrs c H
Dowdy. Jr Mrs O p Blair Mrs
Claude J Bradshaw. Mrs @ r.
Morine and Mrs J p Wynne
The proceeds VIII inure @ the
Club house improvements
Members Of the women's clubs
the Moose Club and their friends are
invited
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Mr. and Mrs Mel Estes enter
tanned with 4 family reunion dlH-
ing the Labor Day holidays at their
farm IN Cumberland County.
Among those who were present
for the reunion We're Mr. and Mrs
Dewey Carr Of Blucfield W. va
Mr.. and MIS-. E G. Estes. RALPH
Estes and Mr. and Mrs. Gordor
Estes and children. all Of Rice
Mrs Richard Bondurant. Of Rich
mond Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Hayes
Of Buckingham and Mr. and AIrs
Bedford Patterson. of Ransom.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Summer Workshops Considered BIZ
Woman s Club At District Meetinq

The possibility 81 disseminating
The district board Of directors meet
ING and setting up III is place
summer workshop vas discussed
last Thursday when representatives
Of the Alice Kyle district, Virginia
Federation Of Womens Clubs, met
AZ the new home Of Tux Woman
Club Of Farmville and Farmvllle
Junior Woman's Club
MIS- Harold 7 Cothran, Of Alta
vista president ot the senior clubs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Miss Bedford Gets
Sorority Award

Mss Virginia Bedford associate
Art professor al Longwood College
has been awarded a silver tray for
her service TO ALPHA Sigma Tau.
national social sorority.
The Helen German Advisor Award
was presented to Miss Bedford for
serving . years as advisor to the
Zeta Tau chapte~ at Longwood The
award was made in August at the
national convention held in Buffalo.
NJ Y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Personal Mention

MIR and Mrs. Leroy Woodson and
soAs. of Gloucester. were holiday
guests in the J c. Noblin home
Chcryl Noblin recently returned
from a visit with the Rev. AID Mrs
James Quinn in Philadelphia. Pa
Mr. and Mrs X f. paulette, Of
MAHaileli. arc guests Of their daufh-
rcs. Mrs & u Morins. and Nh
Moring
Nr and Mrs sIcnry None. of
So folk. Wt'e guests Of his sister.
MIN Y mir Dovsic. Last WEEK Mrs
Done's broiher-ia-law. J NJ Ven
ab'a q ~ s. f'lifR A. kN Was also
edeef IN the SAM home during
hc wcc's.
robb" Cil-can sncft Tie holiday
Feek cad al Vlrg ma Beach
Mrs. r e. Clements aad son
Gcoree visited her soa-in law and
daughter. Mir ana MIS-. Charles r
Days. III Yorktown for ten days
Dr. Clements was also week end
guest III The same home ard AL
companied Mrs Clements home
Mr. and Mrs Norman Myers and
daughters. Melissa and karla are
nj home after visiting i'll New York
and Pennsylvania
4 " Bruce is imnrvlna III thc
Cllfton Force Hospital. MI Bruce
wa visiting his daughter. Mrs Char
lotte Young, ii Clifton Forge when
taken i'll
pr Franklin Fallwell and family
Of Harvard. Mass. were Guests Of
hts parents. Mr. and Mrs. W Frank
Fallwell. for The holidays.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Clements.
Jr of Dinwiddie. were guests Or
bis parents during tho week
The Rev and Mrs J A Vache
returned Monday from 4 month N
vacation at Kanuga Inn. Henderson
vile n G The Rev. and Mrs
Vachc visited friends In Greens
boro. N G., for The Labor day Holt
days
Mr. and Mrs Hazzlc Hyatt have
returned from a tour Of the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia, Delaware and
MARYLAND They were ACCOMPANIED
BY Mr.. Hyatts sister. Mrs William
Siebler, Of Aurora. Ncb. While i'll
Maryland they visited Mrs. srbler II
son and daughter-in-law, Nh and
Mrs Lee Siebler in Edeewood
Mrs william sieblcr renamed i'll
Edgewood for Ill extended visit
Mis- Arthur lrbv has returned
from Charlottesville where she was
the guest Of her daughter and
family. Mr. and Mrs r NJ Smith
for two weeks
Mrs. Walter Rhodes returned
TucadaT from a two week s visit
with Mr. and Mrs F Z Ashworth
N winston Salem, y G..
Mr. and Mrs r j stombock and
children were holiday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Vasco Quinn in Goshen.
Mr. and Mrs John Wilson of
Burlington. y G.. visited his father,
? e wilson Sunday
Mrs T. J Fulcher and Mr. and
MRS \ , Fulchcr, D. and chil-
dfen Tommy and Sara spent The
holiday week end At Virginia Beach.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

gills we're from Farnvile. two from.
Blackstone and one each from
Charlotte and Cumberland counties
This is the first year that de-
nand has bean Sufficient TO hay
two classes during the summer
which indicates the popularity Of the
course With the high school girls.
Only ~ " y elrls caH by handled
in a class, with 70 being The pre-
farrfd number
Mrs. John G. Grazlam and MS.
Fletcher Isby. direct me course
with the aid of the entire nursing
staff at the hospital Mrs Ora
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Pre-Nursing Class
Graduates Ten
At Hospital

The second prenurSing class at
the solths.de Community Hospital
finished with graduation exercises
Saturday ate noon Graduation
certificates were presented ny VIC.
Womack. president Of the hospital
board Of directors
Ten girls successfully completed
the six weeks course Sin Of the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Miss Carolyn Mae
Cooper Married To
Charles F. Weaver

The marriage Of Miss CAROLYN
Mac Cooper daughter Of MI and
Mrs Bruce Cooper. Jr. Of Char
lQtie Court House. TO CHARLES
Francis Weaver son Of Mis- Il. Nj
Veaver aid the late Mr. weaver
Of Green Bay took place satlu-
day August le ii the home Of the
bride parents.
The Rev G A Harris Of Char
lo.te county performed the double
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

ring ceremony.
Members Of The two families and
several friends were present for the
ceremony and the reception which
followed
The bride wore a navy and white
linen dress with matching navy &C
cessores and a white orchid cor
sage at the shoulder.
After an eastern wedding trip,
The couple viii make their home
in Green Bay
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Thc Farmsllc district u tic
WSCS VIII meet Tuesday. scptem-
hor At ~ q m at the Mt Pleas
aAt Methodist Church located Is
miles south Of Fannvillc just off
Route IN.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Services Resume A
Johns Memorial

REGULAR services At Johns NIL
mortal Episcopal Church Will be re-
summed Sunday September 7 Holy
Communion al 8 am, family sery-
ice aad Church School al 3 am.
and Holy Communion al II a.m. is
the complete schedule
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
HaroroVes Announce
Birth OF A Son,
Roy =. Hargrove, III

Or and Mrs Roy b Hargroyc,
"A announce the birth Of a son,
ROY Belmont. III. Tuesday. Sep
TENDER 2. at Southside Community
Hospital
The Harerovcs Rave two daugA.
tcrs, Betsy and Kathy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
De AYuda al Iurisfa
PAU PUbIicu IN
Nuevo FolIeto
Sobre Venezuela

WASHINGTON, enero Z (UP)-
La Union Panamericana anuncio
aver la publication de I'm nuevo TO.
lleto sobre Venezuela destinado a
ser de gran ayuda para los turistas
y otros viajeros en- csc pals. q
Ell folleto de 40 paginas Sc THU
la 'Visite Venezuela" y es ell ulti-
mo de la serie "Viaje por Ameri-
ca" que publica la division de
viajes de la Union Panamericana.
La cubierta del folleto tiene una
fotografia de la estatua de Simon
Bolivar en- Caracas, y en- las pagi-
mas c~entrales aparece un mapa del
pals.
La publication contiene infor-
macion de como ir a Venezuela y
viajar por la Republica, y datos
practices para los viajeros, como
requisites de entrada, divisas y 70,
pa appropriate para ell china.
Ell f%olleto, que esta profusamen-
tie ilustrado tambien senala puntos
de interes en- la capital v%enezolana
y en- ell resto del pals.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08

>sio Somoza, en- 1856.
Ash 10 declare hoy Ell Juez del
Crimen, Leon Francisco Rodriguez,
al declarar sin lugar una petici6n
que present6 ell abogado, Eduardo
Conrado, para que es ex~carcelara a
sus clientes por hallarse estos ezra
vemente enfermos".
Ell Juez diio que los reos SO
hallan en- ell Hospital Militar donde
pueden curarse.
SALUDos DE ANO NUEvo
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, enero 2,
(UP)-El Presidente Luis A.. So.
moza, recibi6 los saludos de Ano
Nuevo de los cuerpos diplomaticos
y consular, y la adhesion del Eier.
otto a su gobierno.
Esta ultima lie fue manifestada
por una delegation de oficiaIes y
classes que lie viSit6 en- SUI despacho,
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
Tramites Burocrdticos Demoran
Proyecto braS|eno de Mission
CornerciaI AIrededor del Mundo
HerIa eampa6a q los PRODUCERS de Eaetura Local

Europa Comunista. Tai posture
provoco firme resistencia de la
Iglesia y de los circulos anti-co-
munistas. 81 nien concentrates
y allamentarios en- general pa.
recen estar en- favor de tales re-
laciones con los rojos.
Brasil tiene va relaciones d.
plomaticas con Polonia y Che
coeSlovaquia, y comerciales con
Hung1ia.
En- sus declaraciones a formal
do Brasil. Kubitschek dijo: "te.
nemos buenos mercados en- esos
paiSes y abrigamos la esperanto
de ampliarlos. Pero ell programa
tendra que sec estudiado a fon-
do.
Aver ell Ministro de RR. EE.,
Jose Carlos Mscedo Soares, que
Sc Sncuentra en- Sac Paulo, de-
elmo hacer concentrates sobre la
reanudacion lie relaciones CO.
merciales con la Union Sovieti-
ca. Cacedo Coares, que Sc decla-
70 en- favor de relaciones mas es-
trechas con la organization del
Tratado del Atlantico Norte
(OTAN), pese a las declaracio-
mes en- contrario hecho en- Paris
por el DR.. Oswaldo Aranha, jefe
de la delegation brasilena a la
ultima session de la Asamblea &c
neral de las N.U., esquivo todas
las preguntas sobre ell concrete
con los comunistas.
Dijo a los periodistas: "No me
apresuren NADIA tengo que de-
cir.
Entire tanto, en- lugar de que
los brasilenos emprendan la ru.
ia de Moscu, parece que es mas
probable que los rojos vengan
aqui. va Sc ha hablado de una
possible mission rusa, despues de
la vista en- 1857 de misiones de
Bulgaria, Rumania Y Hungria,
que celebraron conversaciones
destinadas a preparar ell terre-
no para la venida de aquella.
Tambien Sc ha dicho que ell
agregado commercial a la mission
dipiomatica ~sovietica en- Monte
video, ha solicltado visa para We.
mir al Brasil y gestionar la acep-
tacion de I'm pabell6n sovietico
en- la feria international que ha-
bra en- Rio de Janeiro en- mario
proximo.
Sc habla igualmente de que la
Union Sovietica esta ofreciendo
ampiios creditos en- dolares por
intermedio de bancos londinen-
ses, ash ONO equipo para explo-
racion petrolifera, a cambio de
materials primas brasilenas.
(COntinda en- la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
0iro InfOrme
Aumentu Preston
InfIucionuriu en-
Rep. de Chile

NUEVA YORK, enero 7 (UP)
La preston inflacionaria aumen-
to en- Chile en- ell tercer trimestre
de este ano, segun datos publica,
dos hoy por ell Chase Manhattan
Bank
La information destaca que ell
indice del costo de vida aument6
en- I'm 20 por ciento, contra I'm 16
por ciento en- ell mismo periodic de
1856.
"Y la perspectiva -agrega- es
que habra otro gran deficit en- ell
presupuestoN del gobierno."
"Mientras tanto dice la eco
nomia esta estancada. La produc.
ci6n industrial es mas baja que en-
1856. Las ventas al por menor fue-
ron inferiores a las del ano ante.
rior. Y la production de cobre dis.
minuyo al bajar ell precio mum
dial"
Latin American Business High
lights, que ell Chase Manhattan da
a la estampa cada tres meses, da
esa information y observa a con-
tinuacion:
LAS reservas en- orc y moneda
extranjera del Banco Central, mer-
maron de rs millones de dolares
en- diciembre de 1856 a So milo
(COntinua IN la Pagina d