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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Gases


Irene A. Marks has filed two
actions for foreclosure against
persons charged with being de-
linquent in payment of taxes.
Cases are against Olive Johns
ton, for Sc alleged to be due Oh
property in Burton Twp, and
Edward and Lila Hotter, for
$43. .68 claimed due on property
in Newbury Twp.
AS a result of an accident
which allegedly occurred on
Jan. IA, 1857, on Rt. 81, Her.
bert DiScont, Euclid, has filed
a $4,000 action against Lalor A.
Herst, Box 116, Burton, and the
Geauga Truck and Implement
Co., Burton. The amount claim
ed is for injuries and damages.
Two cases, seeking amounts
claimed to be due on notes, have
been filed against S. l.. Horn
Jr. and Ruth P. Horn, Shaker
Heights. Bringing the actions
are j. P. Mccullough, Rt. 4,
Canadaigua, N. Y, for $500,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27

Cullough, Canadaigua, N. Y, a
$500 judgment against s. L.
Horn Jr. and Ruth P. Horn,
Shaker Heights; Horn Auto Ser
vice Inc, Cleveland, a $40, 900
judgment against the Horns; ].
P. and Vera F. Mccullough, a
$1,000 judgment against s. L.
Horn Jr.
In the case Of Frances Jean
Johnston, Middlefield, against
Chester David Johnson, Las We
gas, New, in the opinion of the
court she needs support from
him in the amount of $100 mon
thly. A copy of the courts's find
ings is to be sent to the Nevada
court.
Dismissed at his costs was
the case brought by Patrick j.
O'Malley, as administrator of
the estate of John E. O'Malley
deceased against John E. O'Mal-
ley Jr. and Irene O'Malley. The
C a S sought cancellation of
deeds.
Hilda Christine Joiner, Rt. 2,
Chardon, was granted a divorce
from Roy Guy Joiner, Chardon.
She was awarded custody of the
children, $50 weekly in support
and property in Munson Twp.
She is to pay certain debts. He
is granted visitation rights.
A judgment of $1979.08 is
granted Seaway Distributors a.
gainSt William Connor, doing
business as Conner's Music Cen.
ter, S. Hambden St., Chardon.
Alfred D. Glover, 18, Rock Ha.
ven Rd., Chester, changed his
plea to guilty to four counts Of
breaking and entering and steal.
ing. He was placed on probation
for two years, with 80 days ir
the county jail and restitution ot
SIS to Ralston Realty and $5 tc
Munson School as part of the
probation.
BY agreement between the
parties, James Frantz was a.
warded $12,5OO from James
Sam and Joseph Carmigiano
Chardon. Frantz filed the case
last summer for election and Il
collect SGT 800 from the Carmi
gianos claimed due on notes anC
for rent.
Geaga Loan and Discount Co
was given Judgments of $l66 Il
against Wilfred Yeager, Hunts
burg, and $393.21 against Nei
j. Courtney, Chardon-W WindSo
Rd., HuntSburg.
The Commercial Adjustmen
and Credit Co., PaineSviIle, wa
awarded $396.43 from William
LeSlein, Huntsburg.
Irene E. KangaS was grantet
a divorce from RENO Kangas
. Thompson. She was given Ger
tain household goods, $500 il
cash, and $70O payable over ;
| period of seven months. He wa
awarded title to property il
Thompson.
The case for reformation of
| deed, brought by Charles r. Nc
Donald, Rt. BOG, Novelty, q
gainst Allen o. Brooks and ott
ers, Novelty, was settled an
dismissed at Mr.. Mcdonald
! costs.
The court ordered a routin
| investigation in two divorce cas-
es: Doris M. Sattelmeyer, 329 s
! Hambden ST., against william
! F. Sattelmeyer Jr., CleveIan
Heights; Jeanette R. LinckS, r.
! 3, Chardon, against Edwin N
LinckS, Charuon.
Katherine A. Roeder was grant
ed a decree for alimOny only a
gainSt Louis j. Roeder. She wa
! awarded $75 monthly, title to
home in South Russell, $3.50 TO
court expenses, and most of tn
household goods. He was give
title to the automobile.
Robert w. Kidd was glvel
| judgment for $437 .98 due on
note from Joe Trenchan ant
! Anna Trenchan, Jefferson.
|
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oline Memcheck
HUNTSBURG - Sam and L
rene Telischak, 5 acres to Win
ston Jr. and Carol Newton.
MUNSON-Emil Ratzel, 1921
acres 1-3 int to Elizabeth Rat
eel; 2-9 int. to Rosellen Mont
gomery.
THOMPSON - Lewis and
Jane Chaffee, 80 acre to Lewis
and Barbara Crandal.
THOMPSON MADISON -
William Neubert. $50 acres to
Florence Neubert ct al.
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with failure TO stop at intersec-
ton: Joseph F. 10th, 80, Fair
mount Rd., Novelty; Cornelius
Benkoe, A, Rt. TOO, Troy; Kirk
F. j. Zenisek, 18, Fairmont Rd.,
NeWbury.
Civil Cases
Bronson Motor Sales Inc,
Garrettsville, is seeking to col
lect $245 allegedly due on &C
count from Rena Nelson, P.O.
Box 255, Parkman.
Seeking judgment for $4,000
claimed due on account, the
Gulf Oil Corp, Toledo, has
brought an action against Steve
G. HaloS, Box 297, Parkman.
Several actions have been fill
ed by the Case NJ. Hall Agency
Inc, Chardon, to collect a.
mounts claimed due on account
They are against: Robert Rohr-
baugh, Rt. l, Thompson, $39;
Ronald Wathey, Parkman Twp,
S5l 06; William BloXSon, Gene
va ST., Chagrin Falls, $62.57;
Helen Durey, P.O. Box 281, Mid
dlefield, $46.22; william A. Mar
tin, co Manor House, Punder-
son Park, Newbury, $36.98; Eu-
gene T. Layne, 1853 Turner Dr.,
Aquilla, $22 O8; Marion and Cruz
Gonzales, Rt. l, Aquilla, $40 .25;
Robert BaSsler, Rt. /, Chardon,
$27.24.
Floyd Bowditch, Montville,
has filed a truSteeShip action,
having the court collect and dis
tribute $l534.41 he owes his
creditors.
The Chardon Oil Co. Inc. 4,
Chardon, has filed several cases
for amounts allegedly due on ac-
count. They are against: Leroy
Spellman, Rt. /, Newbury,
500. SO; Charles FiShol, Box SGT,
Middlefield, $28.O4; John Lundy,
Rt. /, HuntSburg, $63 .98; Melvin
Parks, Rt. 2, Sherman Rd.,
Chesterland, $138.90; Jess
Stead, Rt. 2, Chardon, $65 .85;
Florence Janacek, Rt. 8, Au-
burn Rd., Chardon, SOL 30.
| Additional actions brought by
tn e Chardon Oil Co. for a.
mounts claimed on past due ac-
counts are against: VILLAIN
Mormile, Cedar Acres.
Chesterland, $160.81; Paul Pitts
Rt. 2, Burton, $26.97; Konrad
Thompson, Fifth Ave, Chardon
$32.l8; Jack Minman, Rt. /
Chardon, $59.07; Paul Arp, 22e
Maple Ave, Chardon, $76.54;
Dorothy Reinke, Rt. /, Chardon
$58.85; Louis Megaham, los
Park Ave, Chardon, $21.51.
The court ordered a conStab,
les S sale to satisfy a $161 81
judgment granted the Higbet
Co, Cleveland, against Elaine
Farinacci and Anthony F.. Far
; inacci, Rt. 4, Chardon. Certain
household items will be sold By
Hambden Twp. constable Har
ley Smith March 8 at the con
stables home.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CHARDON TWP. - Elsit
} Hershfield, 70 acres to Harolc
Hershfield. Olmar Construction
Co.. l acre to Elmer Jr, anc
Elizabeth Monroe; l acre t
Ronald and Betty Trombo.
! CHESTER-WEST GEAUGA-
Henry Schoenfeld, 7-13 int. 5.3
acres, 3-13 int. 4.92 acre to AS
sembly Products Inc. Elizabetl
Sharp, Sc acre to James Con
nor. James Connor So acre Il
Richard FiShleigh, Joseph Her
ey, 20.80 acres to Mary Herey
Paxton Parsley Co, 1.O1 acre
to John and Lois Killing. Hame,
and Olga Henderson, 5O.35 acre.
to Elizabeth and Robert Evans
EiAMBDEN - Melvin Pike
Ernest McClintock, 1.76 acre t.
| TnCnY,h 10th CHn1lrY, a-pJ JTo~.,s
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COUNTY COURT
Criminal CaSaS

Edward j. Klipec Jr., 30, Rt.
81, Middlefield, charged with
failure to dim headlights.
Three persons were charged
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27

with failure to stop at intersec-
ton: Joseph F. 10th, 80, Fair
mount Rd., Novelty; Cornelius
Benkoe, A, Rt. TOO, Troy; Kirk
F. j. zenisek, 18, Fairmont Rd.,
NeWbury.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-12
4Pon, Pom Wins Top Trail Honors

Top scoring dog was Pom Pom," pomeranian owned by Frank Coon, USCG, in the Obed- fence Training class graduation trial held Monday of this week at the Community Center, Naval Station.
 Pom Pom" scored 177 out of a possible score of 200 to take first place. Runners-up were Jag" daschshund owned by F. Tipton, in second place, and Ted dy Bear,' a samoyed owned by Ralph Keiner, in third.
 Other dogs and owners who completed the 10 weeks course were Jock" a miniature poodle, and owner Macquolyn Jacoby; NSchatzi," dachShund, and own CT Richard Corbett; "Jr." a beagle, and owner Linda Hajdu; Hank, ' a boxer, and owner La Verne Go- lan1bos, and Jumbo" boxer, and owner Alma Starbird. All dogs who completed the course receiv- ed their diplomas.
 As first place winner, Coons received blue ribbon, a $500 gift certificate with the compIi- n1ents of Wodlinger's Drug Store, and copy of a book, Training You to Train Your Dog" from Mrs. Evelyn Siler, training direc- tor.
 Judging the dogs was Richard Green, who has had many years experience in training field dogs in the states.
 Registrations for Mrs. Siler's next class will be held Monday, July IA, at ' pm. in the Commu- nifty Center.
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Msf chants Lose
 10 m Place cP0
LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS

Merchants lost it's first game to the second place C.P.O. team 6 to 4. Corkey Behre led his team with two doubles and was the winning pitcher Burgey hit three-run homer to account for three of the four runs for the Merchants.
 The Merchants defeated the EIks 20 to in a four-inning game. Turkey led the hitting with four for four. Frost was the winning pitcher and La Follett was the loser for the Elks.
 The Merchants also defeated a hard-fighting E.M. team ' to 4. Frost led the hitting with two for two. Jonas was the winning pitch CT and Crook was the loser for the FEM. team.
 The O. and Civ. team rolled over the Elks P to 2. Winning pitcher was Emerson.
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Collect Extra St
 For Postage Due

An extra fee of 5 cents is now being collected on each postage due item at the local post office, Acting Postmaster William H. Lamme pointed out today, and pa irons should be cautioned against using airmail envelopes with 3 cent stamp, as the receiver will have to pay 8 cents to get it.
 No matter what service is de- sired, if a printed airmail enve- lope with the colored border is used, airmail postage must be paid, he added. Crossing out the word "Airmail" and leaving the airmail border is not sufficient. This rule is strictly enforced, he pointed out, 50 that in mail han ding airmaiI envelopes will be in stantly recognizable as such and given the most expeditions han ding.
 Mail from points around the island contains a great number of airmail envelopes with 3 cent stamp and additional postage must be collected. Three cents is the correct island rate per ounce first class if plain envelope is used, although the rate for these will be 4 cents after August 1 when the general rate change goes into effect.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-12

Island GAIA station recently. High light of the trip was having their names punched out on the tele- type tape, and watching their names printed on the teletype.
 The 4th of July booth Of the Cub scouts was a complete sue cess, according to Bob Garvey, general chairman. Our thanks go to the many who assisted, the Den mothers who furnished the pies and cakes, and Naught0n's Bakery for the preferred use of their truck" he stated.
 Cubmaster David Layman re turned to Kodiak after an absence of three months. He attended a Navy school in Key West, Florida.
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American Legion Gives Out Checks

Checks went out this week to various organizations in town and on the Naval Station from the Jack Altman American Legion Post No. IT, according to George Cornelius, post commander.
 Funds were made available from the proceeds of the Armed Forces Dance, sponsored by the local rost in June. Recipients of the checks were the United Ser vices Organization, the Kodiak Civic Improvement Committee, the Navy Relief Society and the Kodiak Health and Welfare.
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uso SCHEDULE.

Saturday (12th) )-6:0O pm. ping pong tournament; 800 pm. movie, s"The Conqueror"
 Sunday-1O:OO am. to HOO pm. open house
 Monday 800 p.m Alaska's favorite game
 Tuesday-1:3O p.m leather craft and sewing, Mrs, Edris, in- structor; 7::3O pm. leather craft, Mike Holt, instructor
 Wednesday-1:OO am to Hoo pm. open house
 Thursday-1:3O pm. leather craft; 800 pm. movie, MT. Cory
 Friday-8:OO pm. pinochle and canaSta
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-12
UNEMPLOYMENT DECLINE SHOWN IN ESC FIGURES

The Unemployment Conpensa- ton Fund balance as Of June 30, 1858, was $140,OOO, according to Merrill E. Weir, director of the Employment Security Comnis- sion. The amount owed the Fed eral Government due to borrow ing under the Reed Bill now stands at $5,265, GOO.
 During the month of June, 1858, $398, 900 was paid out in benefits as compared to 1000 in May of this year and $247 900 in June, 1857. These figures continue the recent trend which has shown substantial seasonal. declines in mployment benefits paid but also shows unemployment much higher than at the same period in previous years.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-12

KODIAK, ALASKA, yULY F, lSys
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Cub Scouting Picnic Saturday For Cub Pack 213

The July meeting of Cub Scout Pack 213 will be picnic to De held at the Cliff Point Recrea- tional area next Saturday. Bus service will be provided.
 Beginning at 12:3O, there will be bus pick up beginning on Mission Road and on North Blvd. and Birch street in the Aleutian Homes. The bus will depart from the Labor Temple at pm.
 The schedule of events is as follows: Games from ? to z pm. with prizes to all winners; 4-5 p.m- dinner and at pm. the Pack meeting. Cold drinks and coffee will be furnished by the Pack. Each family is to bring their own picnic lunch.
 Weston Fields is graduating from Den ? to Webelos. Mrs. K. 70. Boyce, Den Mother, reports Wes- ton earned the following awards during his Cub Scout career: Bob cat Pin, Wolf Badge, with gold and silver arrows. Bear Badge with gold arrow and Lion Badge with gold arrow, two year pins and his Denner Stripes.
 Den Mother Mrs. Robert Wage. of Den l, reports her Den recent ly planted vegetable garden. Mrs. T. R. Belleau reported her Den 5 enjoyed visit to Woody
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Griffin Memorial Hospital Notes
ADMISSIONS

ADMISSIONS
 Those admitted to Griffin Me morial Hospital the past week were William Fitzgerald, Dave Fuller from Lazy Bay, Mrs. Jack Johnson, John Morrison, Andy Holsbo from Seattle, Roger Smith from Woody Island and Mrs.
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BIRTHS
Naval Station
 Births

James Robert, weighing 4 lbs 81z ozs., was born on June 30 to Louise and Henry Ephrium Prem tiss, Jr., ENC, USN.
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N Q TLcE

We wish to thank Mueller Brightman, and friends in Kodiak making engagement such pleasant while appearing the TOWN CLUB.
 JUDY MERRILL MARY FOSTER
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-12

Tickets for the picture, "The Life of St. Paul." to be shown at the Russian church tomorrow, can
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-12

be oh ad at the parsonage, IT
 at the door before the show begitR.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-12
Jamie Morris.
DISCHARGES

DISCHARGES
 Those discharged were Walter Mahlun, Dick Parker, Mrs. Jack Johnson, Edward Grebstad, Mrs. Al Chouinard and infant, Bill Hubley and Hugh Tyler.
 Alan Gene, weighing ' lbs 1912 ozs., was born on July g to Jamie and Gene Morris.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
Debe AceIerurse
DesunOllo de
America Latina
Declare ~FUneionurio
de Dpto. de Estodo

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
West Virginia, Nov. 10 OPD-
FL Sub-secretario de Estado,
Christian A. Herter, dijo hoy
que ell desarr ollo econ6mico de
America Latina debe acelerarse
para responder a las urgentes
demands del pueblo.
Dijo que es esencial que ell
ciudadano ordinario latinoame-
ricanc tenga una oportunidad de
elevar SUI nlvel de vida.
Isl sus esperanzas son frus-
tradas no deberemos sorpren-
dernos 81 formas desesperadas
y neuroticas de nacionalismo
Destroyer esos mismos bienes
- tanto fisicos como intellectual
les = que todos nosotros trata-
mos de mantener para SUI bene.
fioio," dijo Herter, en- un dis
curse ~preparado para la segunda
conferencia 'nteramericana de
administrator.
Dijo que ID administration es
un factor importante en- ell TO-
mento econ3mico, a veces mas
importante que ell capital.
(PaSa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
GOBIERNO RoJo DE
HUNGRIA DONNA A
LA IGLESIA cATOLICA

CIUDAD DEL VATICANO,
Nov. 10 CUPID "Osservatore
Romano, ell diario del Vatica-
no afirma Ell su edicion de hoy
que ell gobierno comunista hun
caro- esta entrometiendose en-
los asuntos de la Iglesia hasta
tai punto que ha llegado a i'm
poner a los Obispos las resolu-
clones del estado, incluso en-
materia de sacramentos.
Ell diario papal hace esta afr
macion, en- I'm comentario sobre
las elecciones politicas habidas
en- Hungria y especialmente So
bre ell hecho de que a tres sa-
cardotes catolicus Sc les inclu-
20 en- la lista de los 1913 dipu-
tados a elegirse para constituir
la nueva Camara.
"Esos tres sa~cerdotes", ana
de "Osservatore Romano, 'ya
han sido excomulgados por gra-
visimas infracciones de la dis
ciplina ecclesiastical. Sc negaron
a abandonar SUI mandate parla-
mentario aun cuando habian
recibido or5en (del Vaticano)
en- tai sentido".
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
Escrtor Rojo Llama a America
Latina "VoIcdn en- Ebu||ici0n =

vez mas decisivamente por de-
fender sus riquezas nacionales y
sus libertades democraticas. La
America Latina es I'm volcan
en- ebullicion. Sc estan produ-
ciendo explosiones primero en-
un pals Y iuego en- otro, ba-
rriendo a los elementos reac-
cionarios, y aflojando ell nude
que los monopolios norteameri-
canos pusieron en- sus cuellos."
Ponomarev dice que los aeon
tecimientos en- Venezuela en- 49,
81 y 1858 en- los que, segun dice,
un frente undo de comunistas
y representatives de los partidos
burgueses derroc6 al gobierno,
son "tipicos" de 10 que esta SUI
cediendo en- todas parties en-
Sudamerica.
Dice que las fuerzas que ira
tan de reforzar la Independent
cha n%acional, inclusive la influen
cis de los partidos comunistas
"estan creciendo rapidamente
en- los ultimos amos en- los pal
ses latinoamericanos especial
-(Pasa a la pAg. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
Soviets Acusan q Estados Unidos
de Poner en- Pe|igro Ia Paz MundiaI

BERLIN. Nov 18 (UPI)-Los
soviets acussron hoy a los Els.
tados Unidos de violar ell sta
tus de Berlin, acordado por las
cuatro potenclas al utilizar la
ciudad como base de agitaci6n
contra ell mundo comunista.
En- una conferencia de prem
sa los rusos dijeron que las
actividades norteamericanas de
guerra fra en- la ciudad, consti.
tuyen un peligro para la paz y
para toda la humanidad "y de.
ben cesar.
I'm vocero de la embajada
sovletica pidio que los Esta.
dos Unidos supendan SUI "insi,
diosa actividad".
Dos rusos que huyeron a DC,
cidente y luego regresaron a.
Este, declararon que habian 81
do victimas de organizaciones
antisovieticas respaldadas POI
los nortetamericanos.
Lo tratado en- la conference
de prensa no encerro ninguna
arlenaza di'ecta contra la posi-
ci0n occidental en- la ciudad, nj
hizo referencia la demanda de.
Primer Ministro sovietico, Mkt
ia Khrushchev de que termint
La lcupaciol de Berlin por lai
enatro poteneias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19

no Sc estrictamente necesa-
ria para anular la Bula de
1886 del Papa Sixto V, que fl
jo ell numero maxine de car
denales en- 70.
La idea de aumentar ell nu-
nero de cardenales, quiza hasta
100, Sc habia discutido aqui des-
de hace algun TEMPO, debido
al aumento del numero de miem
bros de la Iglesia Catolica en-
TODD ell Mundo, que cuenta aho-
"a con cerca de quinientos mi
Homes de fieles.
ST ell Papa piensa aumentar
mas Ell numero de cardenales
tendria que aumentar ell hume
70 de "Iglesias Titulares" de
Roma, una de las enales es. no.
minalmente, responsibilities de
eada uno de los cardenales de
la Iglesia, cualquiera que sea
ell lugar de SUI Residential.
Las iglesias titulares de los
dos nuevos cardenales Iatinoa-
mericanos, de Mexico y Uru-
quay, Sc anunciaran en- ell con-
sistorio.
Hay actualmente en- Roma
IS Iglesias reconocidas como
"Titulares" ell numero suficien-
tie para dar una a cada uno de
los nuevos cardenales.
Ademas de aprobar los pre-
parativos. para ell c%onsistorio de
mediados de diciembre, en- ell
que los nuevos cardenales re-
cibiran SUI roio capelo, ell Papa
ha senalado los tres aconteci-
mientoS que deben tener lugar
la semana proxima.
FL viernes, segun los circulos
del Vatlcano, sc dirigira en- au-
tomovil a Castel Gandolfo, re-
sidencia Papal de verano, por
prlmera vez desde SUI election
al trono de San Pedro.
Ell difunto Papa Pic XII
fallecio en- Castel Gandolfo, ha-
ce POGO mas de I'm mes y SUI
cuerpo fue traido al Vaticano,
en- solemne procession, acompa-
nado por cientos de miles de
fieles.
Viene de la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19

MOSCU, Nov. 10 (UPI)-Uno
de los mas destacados te6ricos
comunistas describe la America
Latina de hoy como "un volcan
en- ebullicion" e indica que la
Union Sovietica esta satisfecha
con ell progi ESQ del movimien-
to comunista ALI.
En- I'm artJculo en- la revista
Kommunist, organo principal
del comite central del partido,
Boris Ponomarev estudia pers
pectivas del comunismo nun
dial, dedicando considerable
atencion a los recientes aconte-
cimientos en- la America del
Sur.
Ponomarev dice que "muy i'm
pCrtantes processes estan desa-
rrollandose en- los paises de la
America Latina" Mantiene que
la fuerte Influenza economical
de los Estados Unidos es ell pro-
blema principal frente a la opo-
sicion naciolal a la misma en-
distintos paises sudamericanos.
Dice: Eel pueblo de la Ameri-
ca Latina esta luchando cada
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
Estudian Plan
Para Enyio de
Refugiados a
Sur America
NUeVos Hoeores
Tendrdn $4,000

GINEBRA Nov. 10 CUPID
81 eonsejo de la Comision In
tergubernamental de Migracion
Europea, que constituye dele.
gados de % PASSES. inicio Ell es-
tudio detallado de sus presu'
puestos, para Ell traslado de 3d.
600 refugiados a Sur America
donde encortraran nuevos no.
cares.
Otros 10000 refugiados ten
dram que ser instalados en- otras
zCnas del nuevo mundo con
arreglo a un programa de &c..
100000 de d6lares que Ell con-
Sejo Sc prcpone desarrollar ell
ano proximo
Ell total 0e emigrantes euro
peos que iran a Sur America,
representa- I'm aumento de mas
del rs por cientO sobre Ell total
de 27.800 que Ell consejo ayud6
a instalarse en- esa parte del
mundo, ell ano pasado.
Sc espera que Argentina, Bra
sill, y Venezuela tomen ell grue-
so del total de europeos que
emigren Ell ano que viene,
como 10 hicieron Ell ano en- cur
SO. Pero ell ~consejo tambien da-
RI su ayuda a los emigrantes
que quieren If a establecerse
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19

Pero la conferencia de prensa,
al parecer tue parte de una pre-
paracion sovietica, para alguna
accion contra la ciudad.
El Agregaoo de Prensa de la
Embajada Sovietica M. V. Be-
burov dijo oJe la conferencia Sc
convoco paIS decir al publico
mundial cuales son las tacticas
de guerra fra usadas contra la
Union Sovietica por los ''impe-
rislistas''.
La Importance de la confe-
rencia para los soviets, 10 in.
dica ell hecho de que es la pri-
mera celebrada en- Berlin desde
JUNO de 1856 cuando acusaron a
los Estados Unidos, de interfe-
rir las lineas telefonicas soviet
cas-.
La conferencia Sc celebro,
despues de otro ataque por PRAY.
da organo Official del Partido
Comunista russo, contra Occi-
dente dicienoo que este ha per-
dido ell derecho a sus privilegios
en- Berlin y ha "anulado ell de-
recho moral a ocupar la parte
occidental de esa ciudad".
Ell diario de Moscu tambien
reptile que la Union Sovietica
esta decidida a entregar sus
Pasa a Ia p4gifa . ..
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
BuIa del Papa Juan XIII Sc
Espera Sobre ST. Aurnenfo del
Sacro Co|eqio de Cardena|es

CIUDAD DEL VATICANO,
Nov. 18.-(UPD-Se espera
que Ell Papa Juan XIII dicte
pronto una Bula sobre SUI au-
mento en- ell numero de Carde-
males del Sacro Colegio de 10
a rs quiza 81 dejando la puer-
ia alberta para nuevos aumen-
toS en- ell future.
Parece probable que la Bula
Sc dictara antes del Is de di-
ciembre fecha del consistorio
en- ell cual los % cardenales,
designados aver por ell nuevo
Papa, seran consagrsdos' for
malmente.
Las fuentes eclesiasticas di-
cen que es probable que haya
alguna acci6n Official -aunque