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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-27
Parking Lot
At Seneca to
Be Enlarged

The National Capital Parks
Service is enlarging the parking
lot at Seneca Creek to three
times its present size.
A foreman said he expects to
be through with the lot in two
weeks, depending on the weather.
The lot, which now can hold
about 20 cars, will be able to &C
comodate IS. In. addition to
widening and frightening the lot,
workers are clearing an exit
roadway that will allow freer
movement on the lot.
Summer afternoons often found
a snarled tangle of cars attempt.
ing to enter and leave the old lot
by its one entrance. Very little
backing room was available.
When grading operations are
complete, a layer of crushed rock
will be spread and covered with
asphalt. Stakes sunk in the
ground will divide parking lanes.
Work on the parking lot fol
lowed a two-year effort to in
crease its size by Seneca resi-
dents, chiefly Phil w. Sample,
owner of hotel at the water re-
sort.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-27

the customary system for inter-
nal competition.
Club Champ is the treasurer
Orbach who has played ten games
without losing to put him at the
top of the ladder. Against Fox,
the Rockville champ scored a
"draw" game and fought until
he lost in the end game through
double attack on his rock and
King by the master.
The six contestants who fought
to draw" were Serbinoff, John
r. Messera, Alex Filipovich, STAN
ley Smigel, B. f. Burke, and Rob
ert Burkhardt.
The opening rounds of the ex-
hibition were held in tense 81
lence. The % members, all men
with the exception of two Rich
ard Montgomery students, Rich
ard Keech, IA, and Ralph Welsh,
IS, sat with their backs to the
wall at an assortment of tables
lining the room.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-27
BY Dorothy WaIesli
Staff Reporter

The oak-paneled dining room
of the Rockville Civic Center Man.
sion was the background for an
unusual scene as % Chess Club
stalwarts matched wits against a
master of the game in a stimuli
taneous exhibition.
White-haired Albert w. Fox, in
ternational master who has play
ed against the worlds best brains
since he was IA, won over 16 Of
his Rockville opponents and
forced draw on the remaining
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-27

I neophytes but raved instead about
the Civic Center Mansion.
Although he has played I'm tour.
naments in most of the capitals
of Europe, never has he fought in
more elegant or spacious sur
roundings than in Rockville, Fox
said.
The Rockville Chess Club or
gained last October as a recre-
alton department activity has IS
members who pay nominal dues
of one dollar and meet every
Thursday in the Mansion dining
room, recently labeled the Eek.
ecutive Room.
Its first set of officers are
George Serbinoff, president; Don
Beckett, secretary; Robert Howe,
first vice president; Donald Nc
Bride, second vice president; and
Leo Orbach, treasurer.
Members have only recently
completed preliminary games to
establish the triangle ladder,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-27
Fig appeals
For Cancer
DriUe Aides

An army of volunteers is
needed for the 1858 Cancer
Crusade, it was announced this
week by Sam Fig, chairman of
the American Cancer Society's
drive in Montgomery County.
Before the fund drive is
launched April 1 to raise $55 900,
there will be an immediate need
for volunteers. "Our primary
need is for people who can give
even a few hours for tipping and
telephone work. Crusaders who
volunteer will aid in saving the
lives of 5000 who die needlessly
each year." the chairman stated.
Volunteers are urged to con-
tact the Montgomery County
office at 1918 Cordell Avenue, Be
thesda, phone OIL. 6-3375.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-27
5 E Min Ell o a0STsS' nDl
Thursday. March AZ. Isss-p2

In the inner square, Master Fox
slowly shuffled from place to
place, pausing at each to make
his opening move of either
pawn to Queen A. or pawn to
King A..
In the exact center of the room
sat this reporter, knowing moth.
ing about chess but busy soaking
up atmosphere.
Individual idiosyncrasies show
ed up at once. There were the
finger tappers, the nail chewers,
the knuckle gnawers. Some sat
with folded hands, some with fold
ed arms, one balding intense fell
low sat with his legs hooked
around his chair like some multi
limbed eastern god.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-27
And Then-Checkmate
The Master Measures
His Foes Carefully

six, in a marathon competition
that lasted from s PM. to 2 AM.
Another chess competition in
which Fox is engaged at the mo-
ment win have more far.reach.
Ing consequences than the Rock
vile one. He is battling for the
honor of this country against the
Soviet Embassys first secretary
for three out of five wins.
The elderly chess master who is
also a practicing attorney in
Washington, politely made no
comment on the quality of COM
petition offered by the Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-27

Smith, moved from Gaithersburg
last week to make their home in
Atlanta, Georgia.
With the approach of Holy
Week and Easter, church activi-
ties occupy an especially promi-
nent place in the news. The
Grace and Epworth Methodist
churches will observe Holy Com
munion in joint service at the
Epworth Church on Holy Thurs
day at 8 Pm. The Rev. Henry
Muller will bring the communion
meditation.
Community Good Friday serv-
ices will be held at the Grace
Church from II noon until 8 PM.
on Friday, April A. Speaking on
the seven last words from the
cross will be: the Rev. Malcolm
F. Wright, Epworth Methodist;
the Rev. Jay o. Warner, st.
Luke's Methodist; the Rev. James
P. Kerr, Boyds Presbyterian; the
Rev. Benjamin Hartley, Clarks-
burg Methodist; the Rev. j. Da-
Wis Goldsmith, First Baptist; the
Rev. Albert w. LEM, Neelsville
Presbyterian; and the Rev. Ches-
ter w. Rill, Washington Grove
Methodist.
Special Palm Sunday services
are sch eduled in all area
churches. At Epworth on that
day, fourteen members of the pas
tors membership class will be re-
ceived into church membership,
and palms will be distributed to
all worshipers.
The Rt. Rev. Angus Dun, DID,,
Bishop of Washington, will be at
the Ascension Episcopal Chapel
on the morning of Palm Sunday
to conduct confirmation rites and
deliver the morning sermon.
Ascension will hold Maundy
Thursday services on the evening
of Thursday, April 8, when Holy
Communion will be celebrated.
Good Friday services at Ascension
are scheduled for April at 8
Pm.
Easter sunrise services are an
nounced for Sunday morning,
April 6, on the grounds of the
First Baptist Church. In case of
unfavorable weather, worship
will take place indoors. At Ep-
worth on Easter Sunday, the sac
rament of baptism and the recep-
ton of members will take place.
Members will also be received at
Grace on Easter morning.
On the evening of April 6, at
the First Baptist Church, the re-
vival crusade will be launched.
The first service will be conducted
at 8 o'clock by Dr.. ]. Davis Gold
smith, pastor. Thereafter the
Rev. Robert Mckinney of the
First Baptist Church of Rumford,
Maine, will preach through April
18. The concluding service on
April 20 viii again be in charge of
DR.. Goldsmith.
Note: Thanks to B. Becker for
the poetic offering which extolled
the wonderful work done by
power and telephone linemen.
They certainly are the men of the
hour. For space reasons we
couldn't run the poem.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-27
G0ithersburg
Snow-Delayed
High School
Play Tonight
By MOllie Christie
Gaithersburg $50

We could write this week
about deep snow, inconveni-
ences and hardships, stranded
motorists, power failures, and
cancellations of various meet
ings; but we just wrote about
that sort of thing last month,
and it seems rather repeti.
tious. Anyhow, it's spring
now, and such material is
quite inappropriate.
Mrs. Washington White was
honored at a housewarming last
Saturday evening when large
group of her friends gathered al
her new home on the Goshen
Road. Mrs. James Stang was host
esS at the party.
Congratulations to the Lions
and to the local citizens who made
the visit of the Bloodmobile such
a successful enterprise last Tues
day. One hundred and twenty two
persons donated their blood in
this humanitarian effort.
Miss Ella Plummer is entertain
ing a number of friends at lunch.
con and bridge at Olney Inn to-
day.
Get-wel wishes are sent to
Mrs. Maude Waters, Mrs. Mar,
shall Walker, and w. S. Cooley
all of whom have been on this
winters lengthy sick list.
The ladies Of Grace Church
win serve a roast beef dinner in
the church social hall on Satur
day, April IL, from $3.50 until s
o'clock. You're always sure OF
a good dinner when these chefs
do the cooking.
BrincetO Leal has returned to
his home in Miami after an ex
tended stay here at the home
of his uncle, DR.. L. 1. Leal.
Three of our local citizens were
chosen for the current grand
jury: Mrs. Ralph Walker, Mrs
Lawrence Luhn and Maurice
Chiswell.
The high school Follies, SEIZED
uled for last week, will be given
tonight Thursday and tomorrow
night at the high school. This
years production is entitled CAL
Aboard" and presents a wide vari
ETY. of student talent.
Speaking of the high school
the band, under the direction OF
Miss Frieda Price, will be march,
ing Saturday in the annual Cher
ry Blossom parade.
The PentaIpha card and game
club will meet at the Masonic Hall
on Saturday evening, Last weeks
scheduled get-together was among
the numerous snowed-out activ-
tiles.
For their friends who would
like to write a few lines to these
soldiers we have the following adj
dresses: Pvt. Walter Keir, Jr.,
N. G. 23-276-279, Co. A, 9Th Bn.,
Bird Training Regiment Infantry
Fort Knox, Ky.
Pvt. Irwin e. King, N. C. %.
276-280, Co. A, 18th Bn., 5th Train.
ing Regiment Infantry, Fort
Knox, KY.
Mrs. Carlton GIoyd and Mrs. A.
Gwinn Kirk1man left Saturday
morning for a vacation in. Clear
water, Florida.
The Rev. j. Melvin Griffen
secretary of the. Maryland Bible
Society, will be the guest speaker
in the final service of Epworth's
Lenten series on Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Clay PIummer spent Sun.
day visiting at the home of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kanode of Adams
town.
We are sorry to report that
Clyde Fletcher is a patient at Sub
urban Hospital.
DIR. and Mrs. C. A. RhOades
and their daughter, Mrs. Ellen
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-27
Insurance Study

The consultant firm of Booz,
Allen and Hamilton have been
engaged by the Maryland State
Insurance Commission to aid in a
qualitative study of amendments
to the State Insurance Law
brought about by a requested
raise in rates by the Blue Cross
hospital insurance organization.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
LOS REBELDES D0MINAN EN- AMPLIAS z0NAS
RURALH Y URBANAS De LAS VILLAS"
Enfermera de los Insurree+os ReveIa los DetaIIes
Marina Garcia y sw Dos Hos tombahente- Aaes- hns keMs en- ell Lomedo VAaeho-
Rolando tubeh: he de tomandos-H CapeNan-lkgada de FWe thomon-H EtxeHo
no 81 kenKa en- las Menhns
Wna entevito porR RENE VERA

La muier ha sido factor inn
portantisimo en- la lucha ciu-
dadana contra ell regimen de
Batista. Por primera vez en-
la historic de las Commissioners
politicas republicans, entire
los martires cubanos Sc en-
cuentran figuras femeninas.
Aleida Chardiet, las hermann
tas Giral Andrea y Urselia
Diaz Baez, entire otras. Sin
mencionar, desde luego, a las
combatientes que soberviven
a la persecution y la muerte.
Las que vfven en- tierras de
exilio o las que Sc refugian
en- las empinadas montanas
de Oriente y Las Villas, y en-
ell clandestinaje de los pueblos
y las ciudades de Cuba.
Extrana semejanza con la
guerra por la Independence.
PERIL que tipifica esta con-
tienda historical.
La sonora Marina Garcia es
una de las mujeres que Sc di6
a la tarea de cooperar con ell
movimiento revolucionario
que Sc extiende desde Sierra
Maestro, en- la provincial de
Oriente, hasta SUI gemeIa, La
Cordillera de Los Organos, en-
la region mas occidental de la
Isla, Pero Marina Garcia, a
diferencia de Aleida Char
diet, de las hermanas Giral,
de Urselia Diaz Baez, de tan
tas otras, es una ~veterana en-
estas luchas. Recibio SUI bau-
tismo de fuego en- la Batalla
de Atares, en- noviembre de
1888. Hoy, ademaS de servir
de enfermera a los rebeldes
de la Sierra del Escambray,
Marina Garcia tiene un hijo
peleando en- ell lomerio villa
reno -Agustin Diaz Argiie-
lies, de IS amos y otro, ell
mayor de los dos, Raul Diez
Argiielles, de 81 amos con-
valeciendo en- la Embaiada
del Brasil, en- La Habana,
donde Sc %encuentra asilado,
de heridas sufridas en- COM
bate contra agentes del regi-
men en- la propia capital de
la Republica.
Marina Garcia nos refiere
que estuvo durante tres meses
en- la Sierra del Escambray,
junto a las tropas que manda
ell lider estudiantil Rolando
cubeia. Lles6 a Miami sl pa
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Nino Confesu
el Asesinuto
de sus Padres

NUEVA YORK, Sept. IL
(UPI)-Un nino de ocho amos,
llamado Melvin Miner, confeso
anoche haber dado muerte a
punaladas a sus padres, mien-
tras dormian en- la madrugada
del dos de septiembre.
La policia revelo la confession
del nino despues que este hizo
la reconstruction del crimen en-
ell nogar de sus padres, ell DR..
Melvin Miner y SUI esposa, am
hos de 81 amos de edad. Ell Fis-
cal de Distrito, OHM Braisted,
declare que Melvin dijo a la po-
licia que habia decidido va, va
rios dias antics, librarse de sus
padres.
La poiicia dice que ell nino
eonfeso que tomo un cuchillo
de cortar pan de la cocina, Sc
difiglo a la habitacion de sus
padres y apunaleo repetidamen-
-(Pasa a la pag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

DEL "DiARi0 Tzs AMERICAS"
TEORIA SOBRE Ell
NUCLEAR"

GINEBRA (UPI)- Ell cien-
tifico m~exicano, Marcos Mo-
shinsky, dio a conocer sus es-
tudios sobre la "teoria del cas-
caron nuclear" a la conferencia
sobre Ell uso de la energia alto
mica para fines pacificos, Y d.
jo que puede lograr "resultados
simples y concretos" y ciertos
problemas matematicos muy
completes.
M%oshinsky, del Institute Ma
cional de Investigaciones cien-
tificas de Mexico manifesto an
tie los Delegates de 50 paises,
que ssisten a la conferencia, que
Sc necesitaran calculos mas mi
n%uciosos, en- ell future, para Ell
estudio de la citada teoria.
Agrego que "esa teoria ha re-
vestido gran Importance en- la
ultima decada como medic de
coordinar las informaciones so.
bre diversas classes de nucleos
en- movimiento".
La teoria del cascaron nuclear
Sc hasa en- la tests de que los
--(Pasa a Ia pag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Revo|ucionario Sisterna de
Production de Fuerza hotriiz

ciona de la central generadora,
que aprovecha los rayos del sol,
Y que un dia quiza permita al
hombre existir en- la %superficie
de la luna, desprovista de aire.
Ell DR.. Peter Castruccio, de
80 amos, uno de los principles
disenadores del sistema, que
puede generar electricidad al
recoger los rayos solares en- la
superficie lunar, dijo que los
tecnicos de defensa estan Gin
teresadisimos".
Afirmo Caastruccio que ell me
TODD podria incluso permitir a
los futures colonizadores de la
luna producer aqua, combusti-
BILE, oxigeno y otros materia-
les n%ecesarios para sobrevivir
en- ell muerto satellite t~errestre.
Explico que podrian extern
derse sobre muchas hectareas
de la superficie lunar laminas
-(Pasa a la pag. u
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Ante Tribunal del
Distrito Federal
Cubanos Presses

Para la bora de entrar en-
prensa esta edicion en- la tarde
del jueves, estaba anunciada la
presentation ante ell Tribunal
Federal de Distrito de Miami,
de los SO cubanos detenidos en-
Fort Lauderdale a bordo del
yate "Harpoon', y acusados por
las autoridades de Immigration
v ell Buro Federal de %Investiga-
clones de possession Illegal de ar
mas de fuego y pretenso intento
de sacarlas de los Estados Uni
dos sin la correspondence auto
rizaci6n legal.
De acuerdo con los cargos for
mulados contra los cubanos, los
mismos parecian dirigirse a Dor
do del yate "Harpoon hacia la
Isla de Cuba, para sumarse a los
insurrectos que luchan en- las
-(Pasa a la pag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

en- TODD ell pals, ell apoyo en-
favor de la constitution, Aver
ell ex Ministro socialista del
Interior, Jules Moch, predijo
que de Gaulle lograra un 70
por ciento de los votos en- ell
referendum.
I'm nuevo apoyo poderoso
Sc eSpera del influyente Par
lido Socialista, a fines de es-
ia semana. FL grupo politico
meneionado celebra un con-
greso nacional que fue convo-
cado para adoptar una posi-
ci0n Official frente a la cons
titucion de de Gaulle.
Las federaciones locales del
Partido Socialista han estado
votando durante los ultimos
dias aconsejar al electorado
que sufrague afirmativamente
en- ell referendum constitucio-
nal. Poca duda cabe de que
ell congreso socialista adopta-
ra una posicion similar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Or. RAUL "A. CACEkES
Nvevo Consul
de Honduras
LEGO d Miami

Sc encuentra en- Miami, en-
pleno desempeno de sus fun
clones, ell nuevo Consul &c
neral de la Republica de Hon.
duras Honorable Sr. Raul A.
Caceres, quien, durante VEIN
tidn amos consecutivos, ha re-
presentado a SUI Patria en- ell
extranjero en- calidad de Con-
sui General.
FL Sr Caceres es Contador
Publico y como Consul ha
desenvuelto con singular
acierto sus actividades en- las
siguientes ciudades: San Fran
cisco, California: Mexico, D.
F., Republica de Mexico, con
jurisdiction en- TODD ell pals;
Nueva York, con Jurisdiction
en- slete Estados, y ahora en-
Ia ciudad de Miami.
Don Raul Caceres es casado
con la distinguida dana dona
Elsie Briemle de Caceres,
originaria de San Francisco,
California. Frutos de SUI no.
- Pasa u ia pagina S.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
De GauI|e Sc Presentard a
Election Como Presidente de
Ia 0uinfa Repdb|ica Francesa

PARIS, Sept. II. (UPI)-
Ell Primer Ministro, General
Charles de Gaulle, Sc presen-
tara a election como ell nue.
vO presidente "fuerte" de
Francia, antes de fin de ano,
81 Ell pals acepta SUI constitu-
cion en- ell referendum del %
de septiembre pr0ximo.
En- circulos informados Sc
dijo que ell Primer Ministro
llamara a elecciones genera
les, al mismo TEMPO, para la
designation de una nueva
Asamblea Nacional y formara
r~apldamente su gobierno, Ell
primero de la que Sc llamara
quinta Republica Francesa.
BESIDE hace mucho tempo
Sc ia por sentado que de
Gaulle sera ell primer presi-
dente de la quinta ~republica
81 los cuidadanas franceses
aceptan SUI constitution.
Aumenta constantemente,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Venezuela
Rechuzudos
ViIIuIbu V
LurruzdbuI

CARACAS, Sept. 11.-(UPD
En- mesa redonda de los dele
gados de los partidos politicos
fue rechazada anoche la candi-
datura presidential %presenta-
da por la Union Republican,
Democratica (URD), en- la que
figuraban ell doctor Jovito vi
llalba presidente de la URD, y
Ell Contraalmirante Wolfang La
rrazabal, presidente provisional
actual.
En- eSa reunion, que termin6
a Ia medianoche y a la cual acu-
dieron los delegados de Acci6n
Democratica, Union Republica-
na Democratica, Copei E Int
gracion Republican,, sc apro-
DO un communicate que decia
que. no obstante Ell rechazo de
la cltada formula, continuarian
hoy las conversaciones al obje-
to de hallar una solucion defini-
tiva a la question presidential
tPaSa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
I'm Mensaie de
Agrudeeimiento
d Este Diurio

En- relacion con reciente
editorial nuestro en- Homena-
je a la Republica Oriental del
Uruguay, Ell Excmo. Sr. En-
bajador don Julio A. Lacarte
NOS ha envledo la siguiente
carta de agradecimiento:
% oe agosto de 1858
Senior D. Horacio Aguirre,
Director del 'Diario Las Anne
ricas'
Miami Springs, Florida.
Muy nstimado senior Director:
Tengo ell agrado de dirigir-
me a listed para agradecerle
vivamente ell editorial que ell
diario de su digna direction,
-(Pasa a Ia pag. 8.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
~Dip|omdticos Sovieticos Green
|nminente Invasion de Quemoy

comunista de que los norteame-
ricanos no tienen ell prop6sito
de cumplir sus amenazas, es ell
principal factor que determine
los planes de China y Russia, pa
rs una pronta invasion.
La Union Sovietica, afirman
los diplomaticos, ha decidido
apoyar por entero a China Co.
munlsta, en- su proposito de apo
derarse de las islas.
DEPENDE DE PEKIN
QUE ESTALLE UNA GUERRA
A BORDO DEL MIDWAY,
Frente a Formosa, Sept. IL
(UPI)-El comandante de Ia
Rasa 4 n pAg. %
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Battalion De {. U. Sale
de Beirut

BEIRUT, Libano, Sept.
IL. CUPID. = Ell segundo
battalion de infanteria de
m ar i n r~1orteamericano,
que sera evacuado desde.
los desembarcos de julio
1ltimo, comenzara a en-
barcarse para los Estados
Unidos ell lunes proximo.
Ell Almirante Jam
Holloway anuncio anoche
que ell primer battalion
del octave regimiento de
infanteria de marina, par.
tira la semana proxima.
La retirada disminuira la
fuerza n~orteamericana en-
Libano a a~proximadamen-
tie la mitad del numero
que d~esembarco en- Liba-
no hace dos meseS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Por SUSAN WAGNER

WASHINGTON. Sept. IL
(UPI)-Los hombres de cien-
cia de la Westinghouse, que Sc
italian aqui para discutir con
las autoridades de defensa un
revolucionario sistema de pro-
duccion de fuerza motriz, han
presentado un modelo que fun
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

LONDRES, Sept. 11.-(UPI)
Los diplomaticos sovieticos ex-
presaron hoy la firme creencia
de que China Comunista inva-
dira definitivamente las islas
Quemoy y Matsu, situadas fren-
te a sus cOStas
Atirmaron que China Comu-
nista esta convencids de que los
Estados Unidos estan hacienda
"amenazas vanas' en- ell actual
contlicto del Lejano Oriente.
La Union Sovietica, segun
los d~iplomaticos, comparte por
complete esa opinion de los chi
nos.
Advertisements h 3seini6n
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

Unidos, como deben ~nuestros
compatriotas ajustarse mas ra-
pidamente a las communicates,
las formas y maneras de vida
que deben seguir, los servicios
que les ofrece ell gobierno y la
necesidad de que aprendan ell
ingles para poder desenvolverse
en- sus empleos, ante agencias
publicss, privadas y ante sus
convecinos.
Tambien ell plan anunciado
-(Pasa a la pag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

&;NSSGR

de Puerto Rico en- teatros, es-
taciones de T. v. comerciales
y al aire libre, en- las que Sc in
culca a las familias puertorri-
quenas la Importance de apren-
der ell ingles.'
Estas peliculas, ademas, pre-
sentan problemas que pueden
confrontar los migrantes en- Es-
tados Unidos que les obstaculi.
ian en- los empleos y en- la vida
de la comunidad. Este nuevo
sistema de educacion a migran-
ties potenciales tambien presen-
tara como. sc vive en- Estados
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
EESNSl!I44I1lI}S III 2|]||ZE S|}I ga "a NS III 5zSl|Iy|S(1 Il|| |I||1
Reunion Sobre Prohibition de Armas NueIeares

WASHINGTON, Sept. II (UPD-Lo Estados Unidos Gran
Bretana han accedido a reunirse con Russia en- Ginebra Ell 81 de
octubre, para iniciar negociaciones sobre una prohibition de
pruebas de armas nucleares, segln revelo hoy ell Departamento
de Estado. .rt~
Segun ell anuncio, los Estados Unidos entregaron aver en-
Mosci una nota en- que Sc expresa la satisfaction" norteameri-
cana porque Russia haya accedido a las negociaciones. Ell Depar-
tamento djo que Gran Bretana entrego ora nota semejante.
Los Estados Unidos habian propuesto ell % de agosto las
conversaciones entire las tres grandes potencias, pero sugeria que
Sc %celebrasen en- Nueva York. Russia contest6 ell 80 del mismo mes
que pretoria Ginebra. 41
La ultima nota norteamericana dice, que "los Estados Unidos
aceptan este shio" y. ''
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Ina entrevista por RENE vlERA)

sado viernes, dia 5 de sep
tiembre, a las 6 de la tarde,
bajo la protection de un sal
voconducto gestionado por la
Embajada de Brasil en- Cuba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

La sonora Garcia bajo del Es-
cambray y busc6 asilo en- la
referida mission extranjera.
Segun nos reveal viene a los
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