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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30

del lanzador Danny McDevitt, que
estuvo con los Dodgers a princi-
pios de temporada y fue enviado
al st. Paul con lin record de 1-3.
McDevitt tiene una marca de 90
con Ell st. Paul.
-Compra del contrato del Ian
zador Werner Birrir al Montreal.
Birrir Sc Incorporate hoy al equi-
pc.
-Adquisicion de los servicios de
Bobby Lillis, que estaba con ell
st. Paul.
AL hacer Ell anuncio, Bsvasi re-
calico que Aston no seria reempla-
zado por Charley Dresser mi por
nadie."
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
TALENT0

Quinn, quien es considerable CO.
mo ell hombre que convirtio al Mil
waukee en- I'm contendiente y lue-
60 en- ganador del pennant, dice
que la organization gasta "un mi
lion de pesos al ano" en- la nuuca
acababa tarea de buscar nuevo "a
lento.
"Buscar talento fresco es nuestro
lena. I'm club que no esta en- ac-
tividad constante no sirve", ana
do.
Quinn ha tenido otros dolores
de cabeza" ademas de los que han
ocurrldo en- ell terreno. Uno de esos
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30

tras puedan yer la pelea tan bien
como los de las primeraS filas.
Y a no ser que TODD lie salga NAL
en- eSta .su prlmera aventura, pue-
de que Rosenshon sea Ell hombre
que tanta falta lie hace al boxeo
para ascender a los planes en- que
Sc encontraba hsce algunos amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
Magnates del Milwaukee Green "Gigantes"
Serdn Pe|igrosos Riva|es Hasta ell Final
FL PITCHING DEcIDIRA A LA LARGA, AFIRMA o H
QUINN. - RAN TAREA REALlZA e. NJ DE LOS
.BRAVos. NO EQUIPoS DEBILES EN- e. cIRcUITo

fue Ell reclente "piscina party" en-
Hollywood en- dolIde estuvieron en-
vueltos cuatro iugadores. No Sc
siente perturbado por clio. Cree
que es parte de la aurecla de la
publicidad
Isl yehdedores de zapatos hubie-
ran estado en- esa fiesta, nadie hui
biera escrito sobre ella, termino
diciendO
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
TODOS FUERTES

Ga actuacion de estos s~uplentes
v ell buen pitching de los jovenes
Joey Jay y Carl Wiley y natural
mente SPAIN y Burdette, nos ha
mantenido en- la pelea'', siguio d.
ciendo ell administrator general.
"Y a la larga ell buen pitching
sera ell que decidira Ell ganador de
esta temperate"
Cree que ell San Francisco sera
I'm fuerte contendiente TODD ell ano
y espera una pelea renida hasta ell
final.
Quinn dice que no esta "desilu-
sionado" porque los Braves no han
tornado una ventaja como la de los
New York Yankees -sus victimas
de la Serie Mundial- en- la Liga
Americana.
"Nuestrs Liga es muy dura. No
tenemos equipos debiles.
Los Angeles esta en- ell sotano,
pero nadie puede- decir que es un
team faciI de veneer.
Interrogado sobre que pensaba
podrian hacer los Braves de iugar
en- la Liga Americana, Quinn no
quiso responder
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
Promoter Desconocido LIeva
Nuevds ideas" al PugiIismo
HA lMPLANTADo BEhEFIclosAs INNoVAcloNEs.
UNA PERSoNALIDAD REFREScANTE PARA e.
DEPORTE. LOS PLANES

SAN FRANCISCO, julio 90
(UPD.-"Soy nuevo en- este depor
lie del boxeo" dijo William P. Ro-
senSohn, "por 10 que puede que
este hacienda las coSas I'm POGO
diferente. Puede que no mejores-
pero 81 distintas''.
Rosensohn eS ell "desconoeido'
que a ultima bora surglo como pro-
motor de la pelea championable
heavyweight entire Floyd Patter-
son y Roy Harris en- Los Angeles
ell 10 de agosto.
En- ell boxeo, donde ell doble SEN
lido y ell double talk eS ell proce-
dimiento usual, Rosensohn es una
personaliuad refrescante. Da res
puestas sensatas y directas y toda-
via toiene que aprender a hacer
chistes relacionados con ell boxeo.
"Creo que no estuve c~orrecto en-
declr que pensaria pagarle a Al
Well todos los gastos que incurrio
en- preparar ell bout Harris atter-
son" dijo Rosenshon a los investi-
gadores de la Oficina del Fiscal.
"Estaba tratando de hacerlo CO.
rrecto. Pero ahora encuentro que
no es 10 c%orrecto. Por 10 que ahora
pueden estar SECURES que Well no
recibira I'm solo centavo de mi'
Rosensohn habla tan BALTIC que
muchas veces es dificil escucharlo.
No es una persona que Sc Wis
ia "ruidosamente", en- ell acceptable
sentido de la plebe boxistica. En-
I'm grupo no resalta NADIA.
Els mas, no encaja en- la concep-
cion de Tex Richard of Jack Hur-
ley emo promoter de boxeo.
INNOvACION
Durante los ultimos einco amos
ha estado envuelto cast exclusiva-
mente en- la promotion de diversos
tipos de programs de TV en- "cir-
quito cerrado". Durante csc ITEM
pc dirigio algunos programs de
boxeo y como resultado Sc intere-
SO en- ell deporte.
"Quiero hacer de Los Angeles
mi hogan permanente" dice Ell, "Y
pienso seguir en- ell negocio de pro-
motaje".
No piensa dedicar todos sus es-
fuerzos al boxeo, sino que possible
mente tentara fortuna en- otros
deportes tales como basketball
hockey y todos aquellos en- que
tenga oportunidad.
Rosensohn va ha dado a conocef
unas cuantas innovaciones de que
deben probar ser de interes a los
fanaticos del boxeo en- todas par.
ties.
Ha hecho un arreglo con The
Dimes Club para que los possedo'
res de esas tarjetas puedan sacar
tickets y cargarias a su cuenta 81
hacen las ordenes para ell 5 de
agosto.
Y para los senores que pagan
$50 en- los asientos reservados, es.
ia hacienda algo que debio haber.
Sc hecho desde mace mucho item.
pc. En- Ell pasado, los del ringside
muchas veces estaban a un cuarto
de milla del ring
En- Wrigley Field, Rosensohn es
ia iuvirtiendo d.nero en- construir
una plataforma de siete pulgadas
para que los senores que esten de
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Dees Arc.
Ella Mae Brown

Ella Mae Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Odie Hill have
moved to Brinkley to live. Rev.
r. w. Rodgers delivered two spir-
itual sermons Sunday at Fellow
elected and installed as followed:
ship church. Officers were
r. V. Ford, assistant superinten-
dent, Miss Charlene Robinson,
secretary, Lplois Robinson, choir
director and James Mathew,
treasurer. Mrs. Mamie Williams
and Mrs. Sarah Ford motored to
Cotton Plant on business, also Mr..
and Mrs. Luster Holloway and
Mrs. Willie Thomas motored to
Cotton Plant recently. The Sec
ond Sunday is the regular SER
vice day of Pleasant Ridge churtA
in Hickory Plain and the follow
ing persons attended: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Chase, Mrs. Marian Hill and Mrs.
Amandy Chase Rev. M. B. Field
is the pastor. Mrs. Fannie
Johnson and Mrs. Sarah Ford were
motored to Little Rock by o. w.
Ford and spent the first half of
the week with friends. Roy
Williams returned home after
spending several days in the hos
pital. L. H. Tunage was stabb-
ed Saturday night and is now in
the hospital in Little Rock. !.
BTU was conducted by E. M.
Brown, president and other Off
GERS were elected as followed c.
c. Govan, vice president, Mrs
Mary Ann Dean, secretary, Cor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-31
Smackover

Willie Wilson and Mrs. Ada
Bell Washington are still in War
ner Brown hospital. We are hop
ing them speedy recovery. :.
Mr.. an1 Mrs. Carl MeClelland
and Mr.. and Mrs Harvey McCel-
land and family of Gurdon visit
ed the O. W Highshaw family
Sunday. Mrs. o. Landa, Miss
H. Sledge. Mr.. Cohlen and Mr..
and. Mrs. Tarlette visited Sweet
Home church Sunday. Rev. L.
H.. Highshaw and Rev. L. D.
Champion attended the national
board meeting in Hot Springs
this week. Mrs. Mary Cole
man Miss Mary Sledge made
business trip to Little Rock last
week. Give your news to your a
gent.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-31
WiInl0f

Mrs. C. A. Hubbard, Willie
Vaughn, Rev. and Mrs. William
Brown, attended the district coun-
Gil of the CINE church, Pine Bluff.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas,
Carl Cunningham, Mrs. Sonnie
Parker and Mrs. Hubbard attend
ed the last rites of the late Mrs.
Bessie Fielder at Bastrop, La.
Mrs. Josie Waters has returned to
her home in Gary. Ind, after Wis
iting relatives and friends in the
city of Wilmot. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Duckery have left for Gary
Ind, where they will reside per-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-31

in a two-day trade conference
here last weekend to discuss pub
fishing problems and round out
plans for their annual June con-
vention to be held in Philadel-
phia.
William o. Walker, publisher of
the Cleveland Call and Post pres
ident of the National Newspaper
Publishers Association, was chair
man of the meeting.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-31
Nazi Youth Gang
Organized To
Segregdte

NEW YORK City-Anxious for
power in this fast moving world,
a 81 year Old German-born lad,
living in Long Island, was found
to be secretly mobilizing a gang
which reached proportions of a
big organization with hundreds of
Notwithstanding together to pre-
serve segregation in the world.
IT have hundreds of recruits"
leader George Leggett stated.
1.''This is only the beginning Our
aim is the publication of the race.
Don't let these cops fool you. The
organization still goes on
Citing that for months he
dreamt of making America safe
from Jews, Negroes, Puerto Ri
cans and the Like" the organi-
cation is called "Nordics'. To be
admitted one must be blond,
blue-eyed, true Nordic type
Nabbed when plan to rob the
Chase National Bank of $4,000 :
money to be used as funds for
the gang was discovered, police
We're shocked to find the boys
were all true Hitler lovers. They
quoted the leader as saying Hit
Ter was the greatest man in the
history of the world. His teach
ings shall not be forgotten"
!. The idea first began two years
ago when Leggett met a German
classmate at school who was al
ways denouncing non-Nordic peo-
pie as vermin and scum" From
this basis he formed the United
Nordic Confederation, printing
cards, rubber stamps and station
cry with money earned from part
-time job.
Police are busy tracking down
leads of members of the "organi-
cation" and with further investi-
cations. Confident, arrogant and
not realizing the seriousness of his
case, Leggett talked freely with
reporters. This publicity is good
for u.s., he said "It will help the
cause.
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Attention Agents!

Monday of each week is the
deadline for publication the
same week. If your news does
not appear in Fridays issue, II
will be published the following
week. Friday IS the deadline
for school news for the follow
ing week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-31

Cleft right: Lowden Anderson, Salisbury N O.; Betty
Dabney Wlberforce Oho Virgnea Smith, Luverne A
Maryann Gay Raleigh N c. awarded scholarships IN
1857 the March of Dimes Scholarships are
annually the study of physical herapy and medcai
social work They scientific research advance school
ing for physicians for physical herapy teaching
nursing service Your help is needed
support scholarship in 1853 Give generously to the
March Of Dimes, Jan. 2-31.
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manently. Mrs. Mable Lee Mays
and son are now in Japan with
her husband, Willie Earl :. The
st. Luke choir of Bonita, La,
will render a program at John
Wesley AME Zion church Feb
ruary 2.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-31

Ign Williams, Chaplain, and Mrs.
Mathew and Mrs. EVE Holloway,
committee chairmen and Mrs.
Mamie Williams, treasurer. The
group of officers We're installed
by the pastor.
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NeWsmen in One
Day Meet in D. {.

WASHINGTON - Editors an d
publishers of some of the nations
leading weekly newspapers, met
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-01-31

A number of the editor and
publishers were among the 500 or
more civic. fraternal, business and
social leaders from over the coun-
try who attended the one-day
meeting called by Vice President
Nixon to plan a National Equal
Job Opportunity Program.
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07

denomination is 400 pruta.
The design by Otto Walisch
depicts a candelabra, pat
termed on ancient models,
sprouting a tWig with leaves.
The Hebrew lettering of the
word Israel is modelled on
the script of the Dead Sea
Scrolls. The color of the
stamp is gold.
The Tenth Anniversary
World Committee, in connec-
ton with the Bank of Israel,
will issue two special souven-
ir coins to mark IsraePs
tenth year of statehood.
A bronze commemorative
medallion to mark IsraePs
Tenth Anniversary will be
issued by the Tenth Anniver-
sary World Committee. One
side of the medal will be an
exact replica of the two thous-
and year old Roman coin "Ju-
daea CAPITA" that marked
Rome's suppression of the
Jewish rebellion. 1t shows a
Roman soldier lifting a whip
over a woman lying at his
feet.
The reverse side will carry
a design in the same style as
the Roman coin, the Roman
replaced by an Israel soldier
and the woman at his side.
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
IsroeIis Flock To See u. S. Satellite

satellite, "The Explorer"
The film was released by
the United States Embassy.
The crowd was so great
that it was necessary to
present six consecutive
shows to satisfy the entire
demand. Stormy applause
greeted the ascent of the
satellite every time it ap-
peared on the screen.
Officials of ZOA House
here announced plans to-
day to honor the memory of
two American officials who
served in Israel, DR.. Thorn
as McGrail, former Ameri-
can attache here, and DR..
Lincoln Hale, former direc-
tor of the U. S. Operations
Mission in Israel. Plaques
will be posted in the ZOA
House for the two. DR.. Hale
died in New York City re-
Gently while lecturing on
Israel. DR.. McGrail died in
an airline crash.
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07

TEL AVN (JTA)-Thou-
sands of Israelis flocked to
ZOA House here to see
films of the launching of
the first American space
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07

days, one finds many pictures and
stories of the majestic Alps. In fact
when the Alps are mentioned most
people think only of Switzerland.
The Swiss have done a terrific job
of promoting their country as tour
ist haven. Out on the hyways and
byways with our car we find them
dotted with Swiss Lakes, picturesque
old villages, sparkling modern cities,
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07

ing contrast to the residential
houses surrounding the plot.
The tomb was found when
excavations for a new house
were being made. Over 10,-
600 pounds are being invested
in the restoration work.
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
Israel Pushes Plans
For Anniversary Fefe

JERUSALEM (JTA)-The 2,0OO-year old tomb that
discovered in Jerusalem last year being reconstructed
attraction for Tenth Anniversary visitors
The pyramda roof, measuring 200 square feet
the base and rising to height of feet
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07

A Tenth Anniversary stamp
will go on sale on Memorial
Day, April %, the first day of
the Anniversary Year. The
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
ADVENTURE ES
IN TRAVEL
By JACK SCHNEIKER

EUROPE A LA CAR-Part Switzerland
Almost in the exact geographical center of Europe,
Switzerland has its neighbors France Italy, Aus
tria and Germany The attractions of Switzerland
matchless From our grade school
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07


sWank resorts all part of the vital lifeline of this
beautiful country The Swiss treat the tourist with
cordiality and warmth They work with a scientific
degree of efficiency and live honest and clean life
which is admired by the tourist in this Industrious
little nation no larger than one-third the size of Ar
zona.
Switzerland is Federal Republic with a Demo-
cratic Constitution modelled after that of the United
States Switzerland was founded in 1891 and is the
oldest existing democracy.
1T is HARD to find bad Swiss hotel. Some may
not be fancy others but far service, basic
comfort, cleanliness courtesy and honesty are
cerned they all rate first class luxury type hotel
costs on an average of $1,000 per person. meals in
cluded At the more simple hotels if you dispense
with the trimmings, you can be comfortably bedded
down for less than one-half the price.
The Swiss Hotel Association keeps us posted on
the latest going Many of the resort hotels offer
attractive offseason rates that particularly vau
able to la Car traveller to help offset the higher
cost of operating the vehicle in this country where fuel
prices are about double the cost found in the Phoenix
Tucson areas.
BASICALLY, SWITZERLAND is divided into
three sections German, French and Italian speaking
In the Italian speaking section which is the Southern
part of Switzerland you will find fabulous lakes and
plenty of warm sunshine. The French and German
sections favored with of the most beautiful
ski slopes in the world After skiing in ski center
like Davos one finds it difficult to find comparative
areas on the North American continent.
One of the best suggestions that I can offer is
that you take plenty of color film with you you
sure to relive your visit to Switzerland many many
times in your own living room.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09

Sc encuentra.
Ell Secretario Auxiliar de De-
fensa, Donald A. Quarles, infor-
mo tai cosa a Lyndon B. Johnson,
jefe del grupo democratic del Sc
nado. Tambien lie dijo, que Sc
han comenzado a acelerar los ira
bajos de construction para ell ejer-
otto que en- total costaran 450
millones de dolares- en- los lu-
cares del pals en- que hay mayor
numero de desempleados.
Los funcionarios del Departa-
mento de Defensa manifestation,
que solo con esta medida Sc pro-
porcionara trabajo a unas $4,000
personals, sin contar a los trabaja-
dores que ahora estan empleados
en- las fabricas que producer ma
teriales que Sc utilizaran en- las
construcciones. q.
Los funcionarios manifestation
que no podian calcular cuantas
personals encontraran trabajo al
aplicarse las otras parties del plan.
Ell Departments de Defensa,
ademas -dijo Quarles a Johnson
ha estado estudiando la posibi-
lidad de acelerar la construction
de obras pubIicas en- las regiones
que tienen muchos desempleados
zen forma de que no Sc aumente
ell costo total de las obras".
AL mismo tempo ell Departa.
mento de Trabajo inform6, que
ell numero de los obreros que han
solicitado subsidies por hallarse
<Pasa a Ia P&gina ID
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
Otro Cohete
Vanguard"
Estd Listo

CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida,
Mo. 8-(UP).-Se informo que Ell
cohete Vanguard" de la marina
Sc encuentra "mejor que nunca'',
listo para SUI lanzamiento con un
pequeho satellite en- SUI nariz.
Pero los funeionarios de la ma
rina y de la Martin Company, que
construye Ell delgado proyectil, no
diieron cuando Green que podran
dispararlo, en- la tercera tenatiys
por colocar en- 6rbita SD pequeho
satellite de Is centimetros de dia-
metro.
Las "peque1as dificultades de
orden tecnico" que obligaron aver
a la postergacion, parecen haber
sido remediadas, Pero pueden pre-
sentarse otras dificultades de ulti-
mo momento que demorarian de
nuevo ell lanzamiento.
Ell NAL tempo podria tambien
demorar la partida del Vanguard
hasta la semana proxima. Ell pro
nostico meteorological para hoy
senala chaparrones aislados y nu-
hes, aunque no con cielo cubierto,
sobre ell lugar del lanzamiento. Los
vientos en- Gambia que siempre
presentan I'm problema- seran
m~oderadoS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
Declare RubOfom

WASHINGTON, MARIO 8. (UP)
Ell Presidente Dwight D. Eisen-
hover Y ell Secretario de Estado,
John Foster Dulles, tienen gran
interes -informose aver en-
estrechar las relaciones con las
otras repdblicas del Hemisferio
Occidental.
Ell Secretarlo Adjunto de Es-
tado a Cargo de los Asuntos In
teramericanos, Roy R. Rubot-
rom, die tai information a los
enviados diplomaticos de las 20
repuolicas americans en- n CO.
mida que Sc celebro aver al me-
diodia.
Uno de los diplomaticos dijo
despues de la comida a la Uni
ted Press que los latinoameri-
canos "overon con gran placer
la declaration de Rubottom.
La comida fue la segunda que
ofrecen los embajadores y jeefs
de mission diplomatica latinoame-
rieana a la Organization de Es-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
Los RusOs Pierden Ia
Cuenia

LONDRES, MARIO 8. (UP).
Hasta los prOpiOs rusOs per.
dierOn va la cuenta, de las
numerOsas cartas que ha en-.
viadO ell primer ministrO Nj.
kOlai Bulganin, sObre la pro.
yectada cOnferencia de jefes
de gObiernO.
Cuand0 Radio M0scu reve.
10 hoy ell cOntenidO de la GI.
TINA carta de Bulganin al
Presidente Eisenhower, dijO
que con ella cOntestaba la que
ell primer mandatariO nOrte-
americana lie envi6 ell primerO
de febrer0.
Naturalmente, diplOmaticoS
y periOdistas cOrrieron a sus
archives. Nadie tenia cOpia de
una carta de la Casa Blanca
del primero de febrerO.
Mas taTde, RadiO M0aM
hizo una correction y dijO
que la carta de Eisenhower
era del ounce de febrerO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
VARELA JEFF DE CORREOS
DE SAN JUAN
.Re|aciones Mas Estrechas con Ia
Latina Desean Ike, Dulles

tados Americanos (OEA), cuyos
miembros han convenido en- re-
unirse extraoficialmente con
ellos para zanzibar puntos de
vista sobre los problemas mu-
tuoS.
AL final de la reunion de hoy
Sc convino, que ell invitado de
honor de la pfoxima sea ell doc
tor Jose A.. Mora, S%ecretario &C.
neral de la OEA
Rubottom parecio hallarse sa-
tisfecho del interes, cada vez ma
yor, que siente ell Congreso ha-
cia la America Latina.
Manifesto, sin embargo, que
ell gobierno piensa encontrar gra-
yes dificultades para la aproba-
cion legislative del plan de ayu-
da al exterior, por causa de la
tendencia al ahorro que existe
en- Ell pals.
Rubottom ~exrlic6 las medidas
que esta adoptando Ell gobierno
(Pasa a la Pagma 100
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
Roios Prepurun
Cumpunu Contra
CIero ~ItuIiuno

ROMA mario 8-(UP).- Los
comunistas Y socialists, llenos de
regociio por la conviction dictada
por un tribunal italiano contra I'm
obispo catolico, Sc preparan a ha-
GER del anticlericalismo su arma
principal en- las proximas %eleccio-
mes generates.
Los izquierdistas cast abandona-
ron por entero SUI campana contra
la possible creaci6n de bases de
proyectiles norteamericanos en-
Italia que realizaban hacia alre-
dedor de un mes para concen-
trarse en- la campana anticatollca'
Hasta que estallo ell nuevo con-
flicto, la question de los proyectl-
les norteamericanos parecia estar
Dor convertirse en- la principal
question de las elecciones, que
(Pasa a la Pagina 100
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
DECLARATION DE vARONA

"Salvando las consideraciones
personales, para los integrantes
de al Comision que Sc dice ha
sido designada por ell Episcopal
do, entendemos que solamente
los propios ~jersrcas de la iglesia
pueden realizat y llevar a feliz
termino las gestiones de paz por
ellos iniciadas'
"Se nos informa que la Conf
sion fue irregularmente consti-
tuida y nos parece que clio lie
resta autoridad como tai conf
sion, para tan trascendente mi
SION.
mo obstante estas conside-
raciones. creo que mis- distin-
guides amigos Raul de Cardenas,
Victor Pedroso y especialmente
ell DR.. Gustavo Cuervo Rubio, Ii
gado a mi por ell inolvidable re
cuerdo de Pho Alvarez, podrian
prestar un gran servicio a la pa
tria, planteandole francamente
al regimen TOGO ell dolor de Gu
ba y como dricamente, la re
nuncia de los usurpadores del
poder puede evitar que Sc pro
Tongue la agonia Guiana y que
siga inmolandose heroicamente
nuestra iuventud."
"En Otras pafabfas, uecirle al.
Dictator Fulgencio Batista, que
renuncie y deje en- paz a los Gu
banos, para que estos decidan
democraticamente sus destinos
historicos. Ese es Ell espiritu de
la declaration del Venerable
Episcopado cubano, que reco
giendo Ell sentu del pueblo, re
clamo I'm gobierno de Unidad
Nacional que, prepare ell rotor
no a una vida politica pacifica
y moral. Plantear otra cosa es ser
vir al enjuague que pretende la
dictadura con los mismos awe
SOS propositos con que hizo fra
casar las g~esticnes generosas de
Don Cosme de la Torriente, en-
Diciembre de 1855. FL pueblo de
Cuba, ell Episcopado Cubano, las
Instituciones Cfvicas, las classes
PROFESSIONALS, ell estudiantado GU
bano, los obreros y especialmen
tie la heroica iuventud Guiana,
no Sc dejarau %sorprender por
ninguna manlobra que procure
una tregua porque, la dictadura
tratara de aprovecharla como
ocurri6 en- 1855, para reforzar
sus Instruments de repression.