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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
Pubicists
Hired BY
Democrats

Deane and David Heller, hus-
band and wife team of public
relations consultants, have been
hired by the Democrats of Mont
gomery County to manage their
public relations campaign for the
forthcoming November general
election.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Heller will
go to work full-time for the
Democrats September 2 and until
then, will work part time.
They will release news of can
didates to newspapers and other
press media, in addition to han.
ding TV advertising spots.
The Hellers will have the
counsel of a committee of five
prominent Democrats: Mrs.
Stella B. Werner, incumbent
County Councilwoman; Edward
S. Northrop, State Senator; Blair
Lee III, head of the county's dele
cation to the General Assembly;
j. Grahame Walker, incumbent
County Councilman; and David
Cahoon, attorney for the city of
Rockville.
Hiring of the Hellers marks
the first time the Democrats
have retained fuIl-time public
relations counsel for general
election. Parttime PR firms
have been employed in the
past.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
CityAnnexes
Milor Tract
Council Delays
. Action on Plea
For Motel Site

Annexation of the remain
ing 100 acres of the Milor
Farm east of the new Ri. 240
was approved this week by the
Rockville Mayor and Council.
A 50-acre tract west of Ri. 240
on the same farm was annexed
by the city on May 2. The tract
is owned by Morris Kanfer, of
Washington, who is secretary
treasurer of the Bexhill Corpora.
ton which plans to develop the
area.
Kanfer has already applied for
rezoning of 6.5 acre portion of
the so acres from suburban resi-
dental to general commercial.
At the rezoning hearing Tues
day Kanfer stated that Bexhill
plans to build motel at this
spot. A corps of land use and
traffic consultants testified on be-
half of Bexhill as to the desira-
bility of such use.
However, on the recon-.
mendati0n of the Rockville
Planning Commission and
Chamber of Commerce, the
council took the application
under Amusement with the
record held open for go days
for further evidence.
Both Bruce Watts, planning di-
rector, and Glen Koepenick, pres
ident of the Chamber of Com
mercc. sought more time to study
the effects of general CONNER
cial coming in that area. Keep
enick suggested that covenant
be put in the rezoning agreement
to restrict the use to a motel and
prevent the development of a
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
City Clock Hands
Due in Six Weeks

ROckville's city clock, which
has not marked the passage
of time since it was placed i'm
the middle of East Montg0m-
cry Avenue in front of the
Circuit Court May IL, may
be in working order i'm six
weeks, according to Acting
City Manager Milton b.
Million.
Electro Time C0rps of
Naticlx, Mass, has completed
a new set of metal hands and
a new electric motor for the
clock will soon be finished,
Million said this week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17

ragut Avenue, Rockville, placed
the unconscious boy on the side
of the pool just as lifeguard
George Hartmann ran over.
Hartman applied three or
four strokes OF artificial respi-
ration and the boy began
breathing again. He was taken
to Suburban Hospital for OBJ
servation.
Hartmann said the boy was
growing blue" around his lips,
but that he did not spit up much
water after he began to breathe.
The Dunning boy was at the
community pool with his 14-year-
old brother, Bruce, when the acct
dent happened.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
Weather Outlook

The temperature today will be
a little lower than the seasonal
high Of 81, but the mercury will
climb tomorrow. The weekend
will be hot and wet. with thun-
der showers forecast for Satur-
day and Sunday afternoon and
evening. Total rainfall should
equal one inch by Monday.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17

going to change the spelling
of our name anyway, no mat.
ter what they do"
The name Of the road has beer
misspelled since the State Roads
Commission took over control Of
the road in 1884 The SRC re.
Gently said It did not care how
the name of the road was spelled
Naming of the road, a SRC
spokesman said, was left to the
Planning Commission.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
Health Center
Lease Renewed

A one.year lease for the coun.
tvs health center at liza North
Summit Avenue, Gaithersburg.
was renewed for one year at a
cost Of 5000 by the County Coun.
ell Tuesday.
The lease on the building
owned by w Lawson King, win
run from August / until July 81
next year. The lease contains
options for renewal for two years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
Reeves to Speak

Circuit Court Judge John r..
Reeves will be the guest speaker
at a luncheon meeting held by
the Bethesda Civitan Club July
% at the Kenwood Country Club
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
Purchases Bull

Clark w. Boyer of German
town, has purchased the register
ed Guernsey bull, Manor Con.
fident Dollar, from William r,
Powell III, Of Ellicott City.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28
See Afty-Gen
Asking For New
Civil Rights Power

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-(CNSl-
Washington political correspon-
dents feel it is almost certain
that Attorney General Rogers
will ask the new Congress to in
crease the subpoena power of
the Civil Rights Division.
Because he has lacked this pow
er in the Division, he has been
hampered in many cases. For in
stance in Minden County, La,
local officials refused to turn
over their voting records to the
Division.
Under the present law, the di-
vision may subpoena witnesses and
records only in criminal prose-
cutions and through the grand
jury process. But to convict a
state official on criminal charge
of depriving a citizen of consti-
tutional rights takes time and
can only come after the violation
has been made. If the Department
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28

School Community Relationship
by Rev. L. R. Williams. Music
was furnished by the choirs of the
city. Mrs. N. A. Martin, head
teacher of the elementary school,
was Mistress of Ceremony. .
Far from Alone film, was
shown at the Emory Methoaise
church on Sunday evening Mrs.
Iona Oates and Mrs Nell Persons
were sponsors. N. S. Calhoun
Misses Betty and Annie Alcorn
and j N. Alcorn attended a Child
Development Clinic Saturday at
Morrilton. They report a most
enjoyable experience. The band
of w. F. Branch High school par
ticipated in a parade at McCrory
on Saturday, and rendered a con-
contest on Saturday evening at the
school. Mrs. j. c. Irving visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Nora CAL
houn. in Pine Bluff over the
weekend "a Past, Present,
and Future" presentation of
Stage Show, was sponsored on
Friday night by Mrs. Kathleen
Whitenhill for the Band Boosters
Club. The program was a success.
Recent fires destroyed the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. DAWN
Brazwell Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn A.
len Cooper are the proud parents
of baby girl, L'Anita Aileen. :.
Mrs. A. V. Smith and Patsy Me-
Donald attended an executive
meeting of the MIA at Little
Rock on Saturday. Patsy is histo~-
ian.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28
STATE PRESS Fri, Nov %, 1858
White Woman Adopts" Two Negro
Seniors After Faubus Closes School

The phone rang Friday morn
ing IN the home of Mrs L. C..
Bates. The caller identified herself
as Mrs. Howard Lewis Aller, a
close friend of Mrs. Bates who
lives in Lakeville, Conn. I'll
meet the plane Saturday evening
in New York when you and my
children arrive, and take them
home Mrs. Aller told Mrs.
Bates.
The children Mrs. Aller had ref
erence to, were two students
Mrs. Bates had selected after
Mrs. Aller had offered to edu-
cate two students who had found
1t impossible to obtain an educa-
ton in the capital city of one
of Americas commonwealth.
The students are Essie B.
Knowles. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Knowles, 3008 State
street and Carolyn Porter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Porter, 1923 Gaines street. Both
girls are seniors and seventeen
years old. They live in the Hor-
ace Mann school area, one of
the closed high schools. Essie is
q "B-average' student while
Carolyn is an "A-average".
The girls who have been tenn
porari1ly adopted by Mrs. Aller,
will live in her home as members
of her family and attend an in
tegrated school free from racial
prejudice. Mrs. Aller is a wealthy
Christian white woman.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28

could handle such cases on
civil level, then continued vio-
lations would be cut down.
Rogers is very much interest
ed in charging the jurisdiction
of the Civil Rights Division to in
clude prosecution in bombings of
religious and educational centers.
He spoke also that he finds the
indignation picture in Virginil
very much brighter by helpful
signs in the people themselves. "
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28

Bernice CrOal

Bernice CrOal
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Adams and
daughter, Title Lee, spent the
weekend in Memphis with rela-
tives. Booker Jackson of Los
Angeles is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Bertha Brunon, and family. Mr..
Frank Coins and children of To-
peka, Kansas, and Mrs. Verneda
Elmer Dean Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyatt of Peoria attended the fun
eral of their grandmother, Mrs.
Clara Smith at Augusta. They Wis
tied friends here. c. B. Craft
has been hospitalized during tie
past week suffering from dis
located shoulder Also in the
hospitals are Curtis Dillingham;,
Margaret Bell, Mrs. Elizabeth Be1l,
Mrs. Leatrice Roar and Mrs. So
phia Jones. Mrs. Virginia Bun
ton and her fiance, Rev. John C.
James of st. Louis, were break
fast guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Croal Saturday Mrs. Bunton was
enroute to Little Rock to visit her
mother Miss Mary Thomp-
son of Little Rock was the recent
guest of her father, Rev. l.. T.
Thompson and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Grlffing left Wednesday
to spend Thanksgiving with their
daughter, Mrs. Gloria Prichard. .
The elementary department of w.
F. Branch High school gave a pro-
gram at the Morning Star Baptist
church The message was given on
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28

Marc
n
Mrs. C. Brown

AsAAo ~ AsAo"h
The East Wing church and
singing union will be held at the
Trinity Grove Baptist church
Saturday and Sunday, November
20 and 80. Rev. E. D. Doyle Is
president of the union and F.
Acklin is president of the singing
department. Mrs. Afford and H.
Digger, secretaries. The Young
Matrons will have their regular
monthly program Tuesday Decem-
Der 2 at 7;30 p m. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Rogers, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroyee Edwards are proud
parents of baby girl.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28

WILBUR SUEsBERRY TSU'S ALL-AMERIcAN CANDi-
DATE-NASHVILE-Th 1858 tiger jugyernaut has
ed It's worst nx Coach Howard Gentys
Big Blues have had troubles getting offense moving this
season. The bright in the Tiger attack
quarterback and co-captan Wilbur Suesberry
without Suesberry, | don't know what would have
done Gentry confessed Every have had go with
inexperienced ball carriers Suesbeys paycang passing
ranks with the best and kept rolling very WE'LL
fourth of the Blues total points, eadn the column The Ohio
The Dayton Ohoborn 1874 pound quarterback
pgskn finger has completed Is of the Tigers 18 competitions
including the teams only I'D aerial
Total oense passing and scoring leader Suesberry shares
Tennesees AAmercan candidacy with cocaptan Calvin
res Senior Center Sorres the Blues The 200
FOUNDER from Chattanooga played so minutes of football in
three of Tennessee four games The defense wall led by
Sores has led the tigers 81 holding all opponents
to Is points while scoring 81.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28

These girls were selected by
Mrs. Bates because they are liv-
ing in an area that has been de-
signated as The Horace Mann at
tendance area.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28
SEGREGATIONISTS SEEN AS
LOSING FIGHT AGAINST
COURTS RULING

ENID, Okla.--Segregationists are
losing their fight against the
federal governmental, Gloster B.
Current, directed of NAACP
branches, said in an address pre-
pared and delivered here Friday
at the 18th anniversary meeting
of the Oklahoma State Conference
of NACP branches.
IF YOU GO BY MOTOR
PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28
MUSCLES

Relieve pains Of Tired, Sore, Aching
Muscles with STANBAcK Tablets or
Powders. sTANBAcK's prescription.
syps formula combines several medi.
eslIY proven ingredients for faster
relief Of pain. STANBAcK has been
granted the Good Housekeeping Seal
take sIANBAcK with confidence, and
SNAP BACK with sTANBAcK.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28

FOR FEMALE AILMENTS! prove Lydia
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound (qud) brings quick relief
Srom discomforts of monthly pain and change-of-fe.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-19

New this year and a sure
crowd pleaser will be the
Cherokee Oklahoma Ranch
Rodeo, with so head of stock and
35 riders. This western show will
be staged twice day, Tuesday
through Thursday (see schedule
Of events elsewhere in this news
paper.
Another innovation will be a
cattle auction on the final night
of the fair. The auction will be
put on by the Holstein breeders
of Montgomery County.
Every day will be a holiday of
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-19

fun for every member of the
family: for hungry kids, there Is
the traditional pie-eating contest
and for the speed demons, turtle
races and frog jumping contests
will be held.
Throughout the fair, five times
a day, the Buck Skins will perlx
up crowds with their lively coun-
try music.
Strollers will be able to see
some of the finest livestock from
Maryland and other states.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-19
Montgomery Tire Co.

Suburban Home Improvement
Co.
A. GUIDE & Sons
Bowman Bros, Inc.
Capital Appliance, Inc.
Washington Gas Light Co.
Baltimore Union Stock Yard
l.. w. White e. Sons
g. ID. Armstrong Co., Inc.
County Federal Savings e. Loan
Children's Center
Standard Supplies, Inc.
Independent Insurance Agencies
T.. J.. and NJ. l.. Burdette
Town and Country Electric, Inc.
Samuel Il. BogIey
Leland l.. Fisher, inc.
ROckmOnt Chevrolet
Galthersburg Farmers Supply
Silver Spring Farms
Jacmar's of Rockville
GraveIy of Washington
Rockville Crushed Stone
Motel WashingtOnian
Coca Cola
M. j. Grove Lime Co.
Goodyear Service Store
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-19
OurAdUertisers...

WOrth's of Rockville
OnOndaga SpOrtsmen's Club
Modern Furniture Co.
MaIOney's, Inc.
A. g. Watkins
Penn Jersey Auto Store
Montgomery National Bank
Rockville Fuel e. Feed
Larry Alan
LeGOre Lime Co.
J. l.. King Floor Co.
Martins Dairy
Suburban PrOpane Gas Corp.
Albee Shoes
County Fair Committee
SmaIl's Nursery
King Pontiac, Inc.
Baltimore Livestock Auction
Abode Hardware
Congressional Motors, Inc.
w. T.. Grant Co.
Beautyland
Textile Town
James II. Pugh
Stup e. Costello, Inc.
Jay II. COnger
ROlI-On Tire
Suburban Trust Co.
Guardian Federal Savings & Loan
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-19
FAIRSEXTRA
This Years Fair
Is the Best Euer

1t looks as if this years Montgomery County Fair
at the Gaithersburg Agricultural Center will be the
biggest and best yet.
Fair officials shooting for than the
100000 persons who attended last year.
One incentive is the whopping $4,000 set aside for
prizes that will go to the best of the 1000 exhibits in
open, All Club and Future Farmers of America ex-
hibits.
Now the biggest county fair in Maryland, the
Fair will be held from August 19 through the 23rd
The non-profit undertaking is sponsored by the
Montgomery County Cooperative Agricultural Center,
Inc, and is staffed largely by volunteer help
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
Notieius del Interior de la RepubIieu

SANTIAGO DE CUBA - Sc
efectuo en- ell Poligono del
Quartet Mondada ell acto solem-
ne del Juramento de la Bande-
ra, por Glen nuevos reclutas del
R~egimienot Numero Uno, Ma
GEO; que desde csc momento pa
saron a formar parte de las
fuerzas r~egulares del Ejercito
al haber terminado ell quinto
curse en- la Escuela de Reclutas.
En- este acto, de la Jura de la
Bandera, actuo como Official Re
vistador, ell general de Brigada,
Alberto del Rio Chaviano, Jefe
del Regimiento Maceo conjun-
tamente con su plana mayor,
integrada por altos oficiales del
Ejercito y de la Policia Nacio-
nal y asistido por ell Ayudante
de. Campo Int. Rafael Canes
Jefe del Buro de Prensa de
csc %Regimiento. Como Jefe de
las Fuerzas, actu6 ell teniente
coronel, Jose Canizares, partici.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
Ejereito Cubano Perdi6 70 Hombres|
en- Tres Escaramuzas Esta Semana>
Seqdn Transmission Radia| Rebe|de

Ear SUI mandate guerra hacer un
recuento historico, expresando
como ell 4 de S~eptiembre de 1888
convirti6 al soldado "cosa" en-
soldao hombre, asi hasta 1914
Ell que entrego ell Poder a SUI
adversario ofreciendo Lnas cleo
clones ejemplares.
Agrego, que luego Sc lego
hasta ell 10 de Mario en- que ell
desorden habia sustituido a la
ley. Senalo que no guerra repe-
tir las motivaciones del 10 de
mario, pero que aseguraba que
ell mlsmo no fue inspirado por
sus ambiciones p~ersonales, pues
quiso evitar ell golpe del gobier-
no que estaba entonces en- ell pc
der, para que -todos fueran a
elccciones, a riesgo incluso de
ganar 10 que califico de res
tauraclonlsmo, pero que a esa
disposition suya, los desalojados
del poder y otros que aspiraban
al mismo contestaron con la
amenaza.
Siguio manlfestando ell Gene
raj Batista que en- 1854 gan6 las
elecclones y asumio despues ell
poder. Seguidamente entro a ma
rar las medidas administrative
de SUI gohierno senalando en- es-
pecial la subvencion de los So
hrantes azucareros de 1852 a So
y al plan de desarrollo econ6-
m%ico-social. Afirm6 que Sc ha-
bian creado unas doscientas in
dustrias con una inversion de
900 millones de pesos. Igualmen.
te Sc refiri6 al papel del Banco
Nacional en- esa tarea y luego
entr6 a criticar ell estado de la
Administrator Publica en- 1852
y los servicios publicos, ash como
SECURES sociales afirmando que
luego el habia rehabilitado a to-
dos ellos
Expreso que los que lie comba.
ten no tienen ell pueblo a SUI Ia
do, pues mientras ell gobierno
trabaja ellos practican ell terror.
En- uno de sus parrafos AFR
mo: "Tenemos la razon, la ley
y la fuerza". Ash dijo que GUAM
do dlct6 una amnistia politica,
los amnistiados no cumplieron
sus compromises y que Ell ST ha
cumplido sacramento sus de-
beres contra ell terrorismo, ell
pandillerismo y los que desde ell
extranjero desacreditan a Cuba
y combaten a un gobierno gene
roso Y fuerte como ell suyo y que
contra todos ellos cumplira sin
vacilar sus deber.
Agreg6 que no descansara has
ia terminar con la perturbation,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

pando en- la Revista Militar la
banda de musica y companies
de fusileros bajo ell mando
del Comandante Jose Tandron,
Director de la Escuela de Re-
clutas. Una vez terminada la
revista y Ell juramento de rigor,
ell general del Rio Chaviano d.
rigio una alocucion a las tropas,
y en- particular a los nuevos SOL
dados exhortandolos al cumpli-
miento del deber y en- defensa
de la integridad de las fuerzas
armadas y del Gobierno consti-
tuido para que de mantenga ell
espiritu de paz y unidad que
ha sabido ganarse ell Regimen
to numero l., Maceo.
A eSta ceremonial militar,
asistieron representatives oficia-
les, periodistas y distintas per-
sonalidades, siendo obsequiada
la concurrencia con un brindis,
por ell general Chaviano en- su
residential particular.
DANOS EN- EGIPTO
PERICO, Matanzas - Fuertes
vientos acompanados de lluvias
causan danos a las cosechas de
frutos memories sin otras conse-
cuencias.
LAJAS SURE
LAJAS, Las Villas = Estan
sintiendo en- este pueblo vien-
tos como de so millas por bora,
alcanzando a veces mayor fuer-
"a con pertinaces lluvias. Por
ahora no Sc sabe de grandes da-
nos nj desgracias personales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

rencia Mundial Azucarera que
Sc iniciara en- Ginebra ell dia %
del presente mes. Agrego que
estaran Representatives los tres
factories de la industria ash co.
mo ell gobierho. Dijo igualmen-
tie, que acababa de regresar del
Brasil una comision Guiana que
trat6 sobre I'm mayor acerca-
miento entire ambas naciones
para los planteamientos en- la
conferencia de Ginebra. Termi.
no asegurando que estimaba
buenas las perspectivas azuca-
reras va que la zafra remola-
chera europea no sera TODD 10
buena que Sc supuso.
LOS FESTEJOS MILITARES
Para celebrar ell IS ~aniversa-
rio del cuatro de Septiembre
de 1888, Sc efectuaron distin,
tos actos en- los mandos militia
res de toda la nacion. Ell Pre-.
sidente BatiSta espero la fecha
en- SUI Residential privada de la
ciuda Militar de Columbia,
acompanado de sus familiares
y altos Jefes de las fuerzas ar
madas, ash como Ministries del
Gobierno, ofreciendoles I'm brin-
dis. A las dcce y I'm minute de
la noche fueron iluminados los.
edificios de la Ciudad Militar,
ssi como estaciones de policia
y otros edificios militares ma
wales y policiacos.
En- las primeras horas de la
manana Sc sirvieron desayunos
especiales a todas las fuerzas y
a las diez de la manana comen
70 ell acto central de los feste-
jos en- ell poligono de Columbia,
donde Sc impusieron condeco.
raclones a soldados, marlnoSt y
policias distinguidos de todos
los mandos, que fueron selec-
cionados.
Los discursos pronunciados
10 fueron por ell cabo Francisco
Canizares Region, en- nombre de
la Marina de Guerra, ell captain
Oscar Castillo Guerra, de la Pc.
licia Nacional y ell Captain Luz
cas- Lamadrid Moya del ejercito.
FL resumen del acto 10 hizo
Ell Presidente Batista, que CO.
memo refiriendose al golpe mi
lttar del cuatro de septiembre
de 1888 asegurando que ell mis-
mo Sc produjo por las preocu-
paciones patrioticas de los hon.
bres de uniforme, como luego
Ell diez de Mario.
Mas adelante dijo que no obs
tante saber que efinteres Sc cen
traba en- las cuestiones actuales
pero estando pr6xime a finali-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
sINTEsIs
Wiene de la primera)

puesto que "estamos SECURES de
derrotarlos"
FL Primer Ministro, pronun-
clio un discourse ante los delega-
dos a la conferencia internacio-
nal de movilizacion de bonos
israe,itas, que Sc realiza aqui
con la a%sistencia de delegates
dc la America Latina, Estados
Unidos y Canada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

los indultos que aprovechan "los
capitanes Arafla que luego DIES
de fuera, piden su caheza".
Finalmente dijo; eel proximo
tres de noviembre Sc celebraran
las elecciones en- que entregare
la presidencia de la Republica
al que sea elegido como mi sus.
titutO'
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

"a que el, amante de Ia libertad,
ha sido siempre enemigo del de-
sorden y ha estado en- plano de
sacrificar su criterio cuando Sc
encuentran en- juego los intere-
SEES generates de la nacion. Ash
Sc explica la amnistia politica y
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
SESSION e sENADO

En- session celebrada por el
Senado fue ratificado Ell acuer.
do ley "a del Consejo de Minis
tros, dandosele caracter de leg
definitlva. Ell mismo autoriza al
Poder Executive para disponer
de los fondos, recursos y demas
r1edios de insresos, que result
ten n~ecesarios para cubrir las
erosaciones que Sc acordaron
FOR 81 propio Consejo de Minis.
tros, en- uso de las facultades
extraordinarias que lie confiere
la ley 3 de 1883.
Tambien Ell Senado ratific6
en- session secreta ell nombra.
miento de Jose de la Luz Leon
como Embajador de Cuba en-
Coiombia y de Jose Maria Ma
varro como Embajador sin fl
jarle destino. Isualmente fue
admitida la Ora. lisa Caraballo
como Senators ocupando una
vacante por fallecimiento de
Manuel Garcia Herrera.
Ell COSTO DE VIDA
Ell Consejo Nacional de Eco.
non'la hizo un informe sobre
81 costo de vida tomando como
punto comparative los precios
de 1858 y afirmo que en- La Ha-
bana, los mismos han aumen-
tado en- ell primer trimestre de
este aho en- un "a por ciento.
Los alimentos aumentaron un
8 por ciento y las materias pri-
mas bajarcn I'm 20 por ciento.
REUNION AZUCARERA
FL ASSESSOR azucarero del 70.
bierno, Amadeo Lopez Castro,
declare en- Palacio que va 50 es.
Ia preparando la delegation
que enviara Cuba q h Confs-