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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
2 FAMILY

JUST listed. East Cleveland, Shaw
Hayden area. SIS. gas furnaces,
AU1 sos nice layout, exterior
recently painted, an outstand-
ing value, SO hurry. fl6.900. I>o-
vac Realty. $50 Eas, 185th St.,
kE. 1-5O3O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
RICHMOND ROAD

Z BEDROOM brick. double at
tached garage, paneled breeze
way, recreation room, storms.
patio, large well lsndscaped lot,
north of Chardon rd.; by owner.
AN. 1-0272.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
WILLOWICK

$17.500,Sl, 400 down; brick and
frame: living r6om, 2 bedrooms.
Kitchen and bath on 1st 2 bed
rooms on End. garage: mary
extras. Holden, Inc. 32417 Vine
ST, VIII. 4-1l00. AN l-05OO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
BY OWNER

NEAT clean 5-room bungalow,
new gas furnace and room, $40
East l47th. So, 300. VIII. 6-l989.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09

S BEDROOMS
$4,000; LIVING room. dining
room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and
bath on LIST 3 bedrooms on End.
full basement Scar garage, 70x
255 lot; many extras. Holden,
Inc, 32417 Vine ST., VIII. 4-1100,
AN, l-O50O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09

BRICK DOUBLE
#917. OF Bobbitt Rd., brick and frome.
One-svi'e features 3 bedrooms. living
room, dining room, kitchen, "a boths,
recreation room and eorPetine. Other
suite has 2 bedrooms, living and dining
rooms. nice kitchen and 2-eor garage.
w. $1,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
these people but 1 can't tell about
all of them. We'd never get any
one If / did.

All in all, I'd say that hunters
are getting more and more con-
servation conscious. After all, the
whole setup is theirs. Our de-
partment is entirely supported
by fees taken in from hunting
and fishing licences.
Funny thing about us II we
don't do much hunting. Henry
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17

Mrs. Paul Mclean dropped by
as did the Minter Farnesworths,
John Alveys, Mrs. William
Brawner (the mayor" was baby
sitting), and the Ed Frillmans.
Also the Donald Harris came
and the Richard ellis, Robert
Lavells, c. c. Ohlkes and several
city guests who drove out for
the 4-6 party.
The Hunter Trials of the Pc.
tomac Hunt were held April 5
after three previous cancellations.
Miss Ann Kaufman, home for
Spring vacation from Rosemary
Hall captured top honors of the
day and won the Gracias Cham.
pionship Award presented by
Mrs. Stedman Teller. During the
afternoon Judge Richmond B.
keech and huntsman Douglass
Burgess gave the spectators a
real thrill when they followed
Potomac's champion pack over a
drag hunt laid in full veiw for
the crowd to see. At the conclu.
sion of the drag" huntsman
Burgess was honored by the hunt
subscribers for the fine care of
his hounds and the excellent
sport he gave the fox hunters
throughout the season.
I've heard that Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennon Jones visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
w. Jones of River Road, for the
Easter HOLIDAYS. Mrs. VIRGINIA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17

Rogers, editor and publisher of
the Potomac Almanac, is in the
Naval Hospital in Bethesda. /.
Mr.. II. V. Pointer, owner of the
Potomac Market, has the
measles. $. DR.. and Mrs. William
Murphy have returned from their
south-of.the-border excursion. /.
Mr.. Harold Brite and Mrs. Lois
Brite are riding the Tankersley's
"Afmaar' and "Libdi" in the one.
hundred mile endurance ride that
started April Is from Hot
Springs, Va. Bishop Angus
Dun will pay his annual visit to
st. Francis April 20 and will be
the guest speaker at the 11:00
service. Mango Iasbrouck
and Dick Thompson were mar.
ried April -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Collins visitor for the past
week was Mr.. James Miller from
the West Coast. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Donaldson from Lancaster
County, Va, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Myers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Zoning Plan
Copies Now
Available

Copies of the proposed zonine
ordinance affecting all Mont
gomery County are now avail
able to the public.
The 134-page document is avail.
able at the Department of In.
Spection and Licenses in the
Rockville County Building and in
the Silver Spring and Bethesda
County Buildings.
The County Council will hold
a public hearing on the ordi-
nance at 8 PM. April 80 in the
auditorium of the Rockville
County Building.
A major feature of the coming
proposals is a recommendation
by the Maryland-National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commits
sion that land along the Potomac
and Patuxent watersheds be re.
served in two-acre coming.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17

It's a funny thing to watch,
that grapevine. I've seen the
time we put our boat into the
river at Whites Ferry, without
anybody around and five or six
miles upstream we ran into this
fisherman who said, Hello, ]
knew you were coming"
How the dickens did he know
we were coming?
We don't spend all our time
just sneaking up on people. Just
last week we stocked Rock Creek
with 1000 legal-size trout. We
had the help of the Rockville
senior and junior chapters of the
lzaak Walton League.
You can't fish Rock Creek
after 8 PM. or before $50 AM.
We have to watch it pretty care
fully once the season opens. l
remember we were polling along
the creek one night when we saw
this trot line tied to a fallen
tree in the water.
We snugged up beside the
tree and pretty soon up come
two men and start looking after
the line. When we flashed the
light on, one of them - a real
big fellow - like to jumped into
the water.
Trot line fishing is illegal. A
trot line is a long line with lot
of hooks that is tied somewhere
at both ends.
There are all kinds of ways to
fish. You'll see a lot of anglers"
going after carp with bows and
arrows up around Seneca. The
arrows are reeled back in Just
like on a fishing rod.
Incidentally, did you know
that You have 10 have an anglers
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
license to take frogs?


You probably know that there
isn't any open season on deer in
Montgomery County. If you're
caug hit with one, look out -
three men last year were fined
$500 each for killing deer. They
were found guilty right here in
the Rockville Peoples Court.
l guess one of the reasons we
don't have a deer season here is
that there are a lot of expensive
cattle in the county. Don't laugh.
Hundreds of cattle are killed
each year by trigger-happy deer
hunters.
Why just last year, warden
was called up in Frederick Coun.
ty by two city men who said
they had caught a deer. He
thought it was a joke, but he
went up anyhow.
You know what those hunters
had? A nanny goat. A plain old
nanny goat. Thought they had
deer.
When deer season opens in
Frederick County, we get sent up
to help. That's really something,
the first couple of days. There
are four or five thousand hunt
ers up there on about 1000 acres
of ground. 1t sounds like a
shooting gallery.
In connection with deer hunt
ing in Frederick County, Henry
here was standing in the woods
one day and he heard this bullet
coming at him. That's right - he
heard it.
The slug was tumbling end
over end and was about spent.
But he could hear it clipping off
twigs. What could he do? He
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Potomac
Terpsichore
Again Draws
Mrs. Pearson
Potomac
BY Cissy Morgan
Poplar 2-6534

Pot0mac's very own Nicole
Pearson is gonna do it again! On
Sunday, Nicole will appear in a
dance recital with the Pola
Nirenska Dance Company in
Washington, d. c. This will be
the second appearance of the
company in Washington, and
Nicole performed with them last
year. She started her dancing
career during the war years in
London with four years of train
ing for ballet. An injury to her
ankle forced her to switch to
modern and she became a pupil
of Pola Nirenska's.
The performance this year will
be held at the Hebrew Congrega.
ton Theatre on Macomb Street
at Massachusetts Avenue, NV.
Tickets priced at 1920 can be
obtained at the Franz Bader
Bookshop, 1705 G Street, NV.
and the Dance Workshop, 1919
Wisconsin Avenue, NV,
II you are down Jamaica way
and find a stray pair of unat-
tached galluses, tuxedo trousers,
or a lonesome suitcase, please
forward to Ernest Smith of Ard.
nave Farm. The oft cried, but
this time true, 1--WE wuz robbed"
actually happened TO the Smiths
while mentioning recently at
Shaw Park, Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
I'm glad to report however, that
MIR. Smith had retired for the
evening before the thief took a
fancy TO his pants!
The showers ON Easter Sunday
refused to dampen the spirits of
the party-goers that congregated
at the home of the William Col.
mans on Logan Drive. DR.. and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17

didn't know where it was and he
couldn't dig a hole. So he just
stood there. Never knew how
close it came but it was scary.
Hunters have a lot of ways to
get away with illegal limits and
l guess we're just lucky to get
some of them.
Sometimes, they'll cache over
the-limit game along the side of
a road and walk back to their car
smelling like a rose. Then they
drive away and pick up the game
as they go.
Sometimes party of men will
wait in the woods while one of
them goes back to the car with
a legal load. He looks around for
us and pretty soon the rest will
come out, loaded.
There are many ways to catch
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Game Warden

Continued from Page y
through leaves without tipping
your hand. 1t isn't easy.
But ! guess Henry and come
by it naturally. We both are
farm boys and know this coun-
try like our back yards. l live
in Gaithersburg and Henry
lives in Clarksburg.
We are the only two wardens
assigned to Montgomery County
by the Maryland Inland Game
and Fish Commission. We drive
our own cars, without any mark.
ings, but do you think people
don't know we're coming?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Fine cUSHMAN Listinus

CEDAR GROvE-Da Damascus Rd. A
splendid location and a right price.
Groom frame bungalow; 3 bedrooms,
full basement, inside outside entrance,
double garage. House is in splendid
condition; acre land. $I2, 800. (Ex-
clusive)
GAITHERSBURG-An older 2-story
frame house; 8 rooms and bath. A
bedrooms; bath is on list floor. Ga
rage. One acre
GLEN HILLS-The best homes for
the price 1 have ever listed in this loo.
1t has many attrac. features, a love-
ly corner loo. One acre ground;
$4,000. Can only be appreciated by
inspection.
4 ACRES-Close to Gaithersburg and
Acc. 2-story frame, 1st floor. liv.
rm., din. rm., kit. with stove and
refrg., enclosed back porch; 2nd floor,
bedrooms and bath. Full bsmt. /;
OIL heat; garage and workshop.
Chicken house. SCI 900. Owner will
carry $4,000 LIST mortgage.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17

HYATTSTOWN- 5-room frame; love-
~ sunny dining room, full basement,
garage. $10,5OO.
ROCKVILLE arm. semibungalow,
unfin. End fl. with lge. picture
window already installed. 8 min.
walk to shopping ctr. sI5,25O.
SHADY GROVE RID, near Gathers
burg. A nice 2-story, Groom brick; Q
baths, full bsmt., garage Nearly an
acre Of land. $4,000.
ROCKVILLE 5-room frame; all i'm
prove. in commercial zone. Worth
the price; $1,000.
ROCKVILLE Semibungalow, 6
rooms, " baths, full bsmt.. gas
heat, garage. Splendid location.
FRED B. cUsHMAN
1876 N. Frederick Ave, Gaithersburg
~ ~. @,y44Z Gaithersburg 4O1
Ewes. MIR. PRICE, Gaithersburg sO8
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05

Ell senior Charles Crandon,
quien fuera comisionado con.
dial hace algun tempo, encabe.
"a I'm grupo de dirigentes co.
merciales y privados, con ell pro.
posito de hacer una licitaci6n
para obtener la franquicia del
Canal 10 de la Televisi6n.
Sc entiende que la comisi6n
organizada por Mr.. Crandon &C.
tuara con caracter de junta di,
rectiva, dejando la operaci6n de
la estaci6n te%levisora en- manos
de elementos PROFESSIONALS.
Green los miembros de esta
comisi6n que, en- ell case de que
la Comisi6n Federal de Comuni.
caciones revoque ell, actual per.
misc concedido a la Public Ser
vice Television, existen muchas
probabilidades de que sea dicha
Comisi6n la que obtenga dicha
licencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
PideR SiSiema URiiOrme de
leenciasC OmerciaIes

La Association de Manufactu.
reros de la Gran Miami solicit
to urgentemente del Gobierno
Metropolitano que establszca
un sistema uniforme para otor-
gar licencias comerciales o in
dustrialeS.
La Junta Directiva de esta
asociaclon expres6 que Ell Co.
bierno Metropolitan Y los rs
municipios del condado deben
comenzar sin demora un estu-
do con miras a establecer d.
cho sistema.
'Esta simple determination
seria una gran ayuda para to-
dos los negocios del Condado"
alegan los manufacturers en-
SUI resolution.
Para ell II de diciembre han
fijado SUI .pr6xima reunion en-
ell hotel Dupont Plaza.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
RELAcIONEs

da que Sc sintetiza en- Ell ideal
dCmocratico basado en- una eco
nomia de libre iniciativa'.
Brasil es tai vez Ell pals
mayor y mas importante donde
en- la opcion entire la libre ini-
ciativa y Ell socialismo, la prime
ra tiene las mejores probabili-
dades de predomino".
-"Nuestro pals e. tai vez Ell
mejor lugar del mundo donde
un desarrollo economico rapi.
do puede demostrar las posibili'
dades de la democracia y de la
propiedad privada".
A continuation dijo: 'Por
este nuestro pals esta en- condi.
clones de ser ell e~scenario para
Ell espectaculo del crecimiento
de una nueva potencia en-
pocos amos, que desmentiria Ia
falacia de que solo Ell comunis'
mo esta en- condolences de reali-
Ear tai proeza a estas alturas del
siglo XXX.
"Felizmente -concluyo L6-
pes Brasil esta en- condolences
de continuar Ell empeno de 81
desarrollo economico en- un
china de libertad, pore e es uno
de los paises que mas confianza
tisne en- ell futuro".
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05

Nssss
(Viene de la Pagina %

solidamente c~onstruido, a tn po-
1sicion en- la oficina.
MARISA: Pero es que a 10 me
jor es esta la unica oportunidad
que tendre en- la vida para indie
pendizarme y convertirme en-
mi propio jefe. va estoy hasta
la coronilla de ejecutar 6rdenes
y aguantar malos humores.
Ell ESPEJO: Marisa, en- la vi
da existen ciertos canones que
hay que observar aun cuando
cueste trabajo. Hay que tener
una mente disciplinada. No
-eches TODD a perder deslumbra-
-da por promesas y proyectos
que no siempre Sc materializan
como uno espera. iQue garan-
rtias economicas tie ofrece este
snegocio? Por 10 pronto, ningu-
ma. iQue haras 81 las cosas no
.marchan como esperas? Marisa,
|s%ponle freno a tn fantasia, ana
TIA la situacion objetivamente,
piensa 81 realmente "cambiaras
, de horizonte", habla largamente
con Laurita sobre las posibili-
dades, los contratiempos, los
proyectos de ambas Y decide en-
81 vale la pena arriesgar
| todos tus ahorros y abandonar
tn posici6n en- Ia afiaina-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
AcUERDO
continuation de Ia pag. -

ratorias para ell acuerdo a largo
plazo del ano proximo.
Brasil esta recibiendo actual
mente barcos, rieles maquina
ria y productos quimicos des-
de Polonia. Da Silva puso de
relieve que ell aumento en- la
manufacture de maquinaria pc
sada en- Polonia podia sumar
nuevos articulos a la lista de
mercaderias que comprenderia
ell acuerdo. Brasil exportara ell
presente cafe, aceite de linaza,
ra que la semana pr6xima Sc
concerto I'm acuerdo entire los
Ell Embajador hizo notar con
agrado que ell gobierno polaco
tomo las medidas del case para
aumentar ell consume polaco
de cafe, reduciendo los precios
de 400 zloty (16 dolares) a 300
zloty az d6lares) por kilo.
Segun manifesto, Sc espera
que ell gobierno polaco haga una
nueva reduction en- Ell precio de
este articulo.
Brasil ha recalcado en- repe-
tidas ocasiones a los paises con
los cuales tiene relaciones CO.
merciales", agrego Ell Embaja-
dor da Silva, "que los produc-
tos de primera necesidad como
Ell cafe, no deben ser conside-
radios artfculos de lujo, sino
instrumentos de concrete, que
son la forma de abrir los mer-
cados brasilenos a los produc-
tos de sus socios comerciales."
Tambien inform6 haber dado
a conocer este punto de vista
en- la reunion celebrada recien-
temente en- Ginebra por ell con-
sejo directive del Acuerdo &C.
neral de Concrete y Aranceles
Aduaneros (GATT), en- la cual
Ell representa- a SUI pals.
La invitacion del 6 bierno po-
laco, a que el hiciese una vista
a Varsovia, expreso ell Embaja-
dor Da Silva, lie fue hecha GUAM
do el Sc hallaba en- Ginebra, y
entire los t6picos que Sc discu-
theron figura la possible incorpo-
raci6n de Polonia al GAIT.
Ell Embajador Da Silva Sc
dirigira pronto a Berlin a fin
de discutir con las autoridades
de Alemania Oriental I'm acuer-
do comercial entire los dos PAT
ses.
BESIDE Berlin continuara via
je a Paris, para regresar a Rio
de Janeiro desde la capital fran
ceSa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
cENTENARES
continuation de Ia Pagins ~

Continuation de Ia Pagins 81
emergencia invadieron la pobla-
cion y ~entraron a saco en- alma
Genes de comestibles y oficinas
gubernamentales.
Agrega Ell despacho que los
$4,000 habitantes de Caninde
fueron presa del panico y los
comerclos fueron cerrados por
sus duenos.
Dice tambien que ell alcalde
de la localidad, temiendo actos
de Wolencia, pidi6 refuerzos a
la policia del estado y solicit6
al Presldente, Juscelino Kubits-
chek, que tome medidas inme,
diatas para evitar tumultos.
En- e. estado de Paraiba, otros
miles de personals, tambien des-
pedidas de sus puestos, invade
ron las l~ocalidades de Patos,
Santana, Acude, Curema y Mae
dagua.
en- Ia primera de elias, segun
Ell despacho, hugo ell director de
Distribution de Alimentos del
gobierno y ell Alcalde Sc dispo-
MIA a hacer 10 mismo. La policia
y la poblacion, temiendo vio-
lencias, distribuyeron where's,
pero la disponibilidad de estos
solo alcanza para dos das.
Ell agente del gobierno en-
Maedagua tambien abandon6 la
localidsd.
Ell corresponsal de la United
Press err Maedagua dice, que en-
la iona han fallecido cientos de
ninoS y que los campeSinos, a
quienes Sc habia dado trabajo
de emergencia en- la construc-
cion de cafninos, p~erdieron SUI
confianza en- ell gobierno por-
qae no recibian SUI paga desde
s~eptiembre.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
-viene de la prinnra .

industriales specialists. Han
sido sometidos a heterogeneous
por ell Coronel p. Aymar, fiscal
militar especial del tribunal de
repression del comunismo y la
masoneria. Tanto ell comunismo
como la masoneria estan pros
critos en- Espana, al igual que
los partidos politicos y los sin
dicatos obreros, con exception
de La Falange.
"Los nombres de los prisio-
neros, que ell JueZ Camarero
admiti6 son:
"Antonio Villar, de IS amos,
abogado de Madrid; y los aboga-
dos de Barcelona, Luis Torres
Sole, de SO amos; Francisco Ca
sares Potav, de 80; Antonio Pi,
serrer Sabater, de 35, y Edmun-
do Wales, de 38; los catedra.
ticos de la Universidad de Bar
celona, Juan Rion, de AZ, quinn
co; y Juan Ravent6s y Garner.
economista y nieto de un Ex-
ministro de Hacienda IN. de la
R,) Jaime Garner, (Ministro de
la Republican; ell DR.. Vicente
Urcola, conocido por ell nombre
de eel medico de los .pescado-
res" entire los pescadores vas
cos; y ell DR.. Luis Martin San
tos, psiquiatra de la ciudad We
raniega de San Sebastian.
"Todos estos como ell resto
de los detenidos en- toda Espa-
ma son socialists, estrecha-
mente identificados con I'm
nuevo movimiento dentro del
partido, que quiere restaurar la
monarquia 81 llega al poder.
"Una fuente socialista de
Nueva York explic6 que, me
dante la restauraci6n monar-
quica Sc mantendria la paz en-
Espa1a, entire los diversos parti.
dos, y al mismo tempo clio
equivaldria a un llamamiento a
los erupos polfticos catolicos."
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
PROPUESTA
(Viene de Ia PrfMera1

Ese plan, presentado ell vier-
mes pasado, comprende una Sc
RE de sugestiones sobre ell de-
sarme y fue va rechazado por
Occidente.
Las tacticas de oriente de-
jaron hoy en- elaro que los CO.
munistas solo ansian una plata
forma politica, y estan decide
dos a obstruir ell plan occiden-
tai que limita la %conferencia a
SUI mandado o sea la discussion
de los problemas tecnicos que
presenta la prevention de los
ataques por sorpresa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
continuation de II pag. ~

Continuation de IL pag. -
yor productor de cafe del mum
do.
Otros de los altos funciona
rios esperados para la reunion
son: Arturo Gomez Jaramillo,
p~residente de la Federation de
CafeteroS de Colombia, y Alton
so Rochac, Ministro de Hacien-
da de FL Salvador. Sc espera
que las Conversations comien-
cen Ell lueves o ell viernes y du-
reu por 10 menos una semana.
Gutierrez Gomez dijo que los
reunidos exploraran los pasos
adicionsleS posibles para lograr
la estabilizaci6n del mercado,
pero no preve que, de estas Sc
stones resulte ningun nuevo pac-
TO.
Algunas de las alternatives
su2eridas por Lemus consisten
en- que los paises latinoamerica-
nos hagan una nueva tentative
de lograr, que los productores
africanos Sc adhieran al pacto
de retencion de cafe o de au-
mentar las presentes Quotas de
retencion.
rambien Sc ha propuesto, aun
que nunca Sc ha hecho Official
mente, que Sc pida a los E.U. Ell
establecimiento de contingencies
de Importation del cafe africa
no para asegurar I'm consume
mas amplio del latinoamerica-
no,
Segdn las condolences del pre-
Sente convenio, ell Brasil retie-
ne ell 40 por coento de SUI pro-
ducci6n de 1889, Colombia ell
Is por ciento, y los otros paises
latinoamericanos ell cinco por
ciento de sus primeros 300 900
sacos y ell 10 por ciento de los
restantes.
Parece que este plan de re-
tencion esta resultando made
cuado para sostener Ell precio
en- ell mercado mundial, frente
a los enormes sobrantes de la
cosecha del ano pasado y las
perspectivas de una production
continuamente mayor.
Ell superavit mundial de cafe
a fines del ano proximo Sc ha
calculado en- mas de tres cuartas
parties de las necesidades nor
males para los 81 meses siguien-
ties.
La forma de combatir ell pro-
blema de la superproduccion a
largo plazo es Ell tema PRINCIPAL
de las corrientes c~onsultas en-
tire ell grupo international de es-
tudio de la situacion del cafe
creado aqui, a principles de es-
tie aho, y la Organization de
Alimentacion y Agriculture, Or
gano de las Naciones Unidas.
La Organization de Alimen-
taci6n Y Agriculture ha prone
tido a~sesoramiento tecnico al
grupo de Washington, y Sc espe-
ra que la semana proxima Sc
concerto un acuerdo entire los
dos organismos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
NORMALIZADO 90.
Continuation de Ia pag. 81


ros llamada la Fraternidad, ex-
pres6 cierto tenor de que los
locales y la organization de la
Union Ferroviaria sean devuel-
tos, no a su directiva de anti
guos dirigentes Sindicales, sino
al grupo peronista rival que ira
ia de desplazar a aquellos.
En- relaci6n con este, Nico-
las Heredia, uno de los MEM
bros del mencionado grupo pc
ronista acuso publicamente aver
a Scipione de haber mantenido
estrecho contacto con e lyex Pre-
sidente provisional, Pedro E.
Aramburu, durante toda la huel-
ga Y de haberse prestado como
instrumental de un rumorado
"Putsch" de la oposicion.
Los ferroviarios estan exigien-
do, tambien la libertad de los
miles de companeros que fue-
ron arrestados por infringir los
r~eglamentos militares, pero Sc
entiende que Ell ejercito Sc ha
negado categoricamente a revi-
sar las sentenciaS dictadas por
sus cortes marciales, durante la
emergencia o a aceptar I'm de-
creto de perdon, como ha ocu-
rrido en- casos de otras huelgas,
fundandose en- que 10 actuado
debe ser mantenido como ejem-
plo para los que puedan inten.
tar en- ell future otras huelgas,
capaces de paralizar a la Nacion,
v tambien tai vez como adver-
tencia a los peronistas que han
llamado a I'm paro de 48 horas
ell IL v IL de este mes.