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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
DeotonviIIc News
Junior Class FeteS
Classmate With \
Going Away Party

Mr. ard Mrs Walter G. Grey arc
announcing The arrival Of a son.
born August 30 at Southside Com
munity Hopital He has been
named walter CLYDE Jr
The Junior Glass al Amelia High
School save Dan Alien Hlllsman a
going away surprise party Tuesday
night at his home Dan Allen. a
former member Of the class leaves
September 10 to enter Fork Union
Military Academy
Miss Betty Lou HiIlsman visited
friends and relatives ID Roanoke
last week and Thursday she re-
turned Her friend Miss Anne Pultz
came with her 70 spend a few days.
Saturday Betty Lou and Anne
visited Miss Nancy lnae and Miss
Betty Pritchett Ill kenbridge
Mr. and Mrs Willard Mcador
MN Luther and Mrs Beck of Rich
mond VISITED FLOYD Fucker and
sister Monday
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
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in 1918, for seven years successfully
ana has not been heard from or u
since, be declared TO be presumed
dead, before the ith day Of Deccm-
Der. 1852, and that the said Jean
cue Thompson Robinson French.
as the sole surviving parent Of the
said John Irving Robinson, at the
me Of his death in 1852. be de-
Jared the sole and only heir at law
of said John Irving Robinson. de-
ceased. and as such the sole and
only owner Of the real estate IN Giles
District, Amelia County, Virginia.
" which the SAID John Irving Rob
inson died scised and possessed,
and the Court being satisfied that
the said Jeanette Thompson Rob
Inson French would be entitled tx
said 81 500 90 if the said John Rob,
lnson died before the 4th day Of
December. 1852.
II is ordered that notice Of the
application Of said Petitioner to
have said John Robinson declared
VA d. presumed dead before Deccm-
bcr 4th. 1852. and TO have said
S2 800 o. deposited and held AS
aforesaid less certain costs and
fees. paid directly to her as the
sole and only heir at law Of said
John Irving Robinson. etc be pub
llShed once a week for four sue
cessivc weeks IN the Farmville
Herald Farmvllle. Virginia. a
newspaper having general circula-
ton IN the County Of Amelia Vir-
glnia. and that notice BIZ given that
on Saturday. the nth day Of Octo-
Nr. 1853. at 10 am. which is
more than two weeks after the
ilnal advertisement OF said notice
IN said newspaper the Court Will
hear evidence concerning the al
legged absence Of the supposed de-
ccndcnt and the circumstances and
duration thereof and viii then
render such decision in regard 10
The questions raised as it deems
right and proper, and the Clerk Of
tins Court is directed to publish d
certified copy Of this order as the
notice required in the said news
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Meherrin

Mr. and Mrs. Hester Clark and
family. Of Washington. ID c.. have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs Linwood
CLARK
y Mrs Evelyn Fowler and family
~ Victoria Rev Frank Koehler, OF
Hopewell and MIR and Mrs Curtis
waller. Of Henderson, N q. visited
Mrs Nj S. Price and Mr. and Mrs
Julian Price over the week end
Mrs. Daisy F'lowe~s and Miss
Bertha Nunnally spent Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs Robert
Flowers IN Burkevillc
MI and Mrs Joe sibold and
family. Of New Port spent The week
end here MIS- Winston returned
home after spending a week with
them
Mr. and MS Berkley Daybe,Ty
and son. Douglas Of Chase CITY
were dinner guests of MI and Mrs
Macon Vaughan Monday
MSS Evabelle Dean. Of Balti
more Md spent week here with
her mother Mrs Mary Dean
Mrs. Albert Hillsman were Misses
Byrdic Mae and Lucy Hlllsman
Both left that day for their Re
spective schools m Roanoke and
Alexandria
Labor Dav week end guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Harry Carey were
Mrs Mac Lindsey and daughters.
Mary and Martha and Miss Jackie
Carey, Of Alexandria
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goode aid
girls. q Richmond spent tic week
end with Mrs Lillian Ruckef.
MISS Lucy Pare stone Of letters
vile spent the week end with Miss
Jane Bruce HillSman
Mr. and Mrs Dick Goarhoart and
Kaihy. Of Sandston spent TIC week
end with Nh and MIS- Henry Nash
Rev. So,ars To Preach
Rcv II n Soyars, Of Farmvllle.
VIII preach at Sandy Creea Baptist
Church Sunday September IL at IT.
a hi The pastor. I.oMe Oycrton Is
on vacation
Mrs Lillian Rucker Ky spending.
fhis week With her brother and his
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was an overnight guest Monday Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rodgers
See Alexandria
MI. and MIS- Hugh Dunkum
visited their daughter-in-law a n d
granddaughters ia Alexandria Sun
day They all then visited Com
mander Hugh Dunkum. Jr who is
patient in the Bethesda Naval
Hospital
Mi and Mrs W c Wilbur Jr.
Of Torrance Calf announce the
birth Of daughter, CYNTHIA Ann
born August 81 The grandparents
are MI and Mrs W c Wilbur and
Mr. and Mrs Neal Bedinger. Of
Norfolk The Bedingers formerly
lived IN this community
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Worsham Roundup
North Carolina Minister Accepts
Passionate At Worsham Baptist

Rev Ralph Cutler has accepted
the call to the Baptist Church here.
Mr. Cutler was pastor Of this church
when it was built some years ago.
AT present he has a church in War
renton. N. c. He will take over this
charge around November
Campbell Here Sunday
Rev l. R. Campbell OF Warren
ton. N c. Will preach again this
Sunday at the Baptist Church.
The WINS VIII meet Tuesday. Sep
TENDER l6 al 7:30 pm, at the
church
Mrs Alice Robson. Of Davidson
n C. spent several days last week
with her slster-in-laW Mrs T S
Baskervill Thursday they went to
Victoria where Mrs Robson re
NAMED for a visit with her niece,
Mrs. Peyton Jefferson and family
En- route home Mrs. Baskeryill
called Oh Mrs Lulu Hood at Lnnen-
burg Court House
Miss Ann Carol Mckay Miss
Martha ward and Melvin Covinsfon
visited Mr. and Mrs Will Jen
nines. III and Mr. and Ms Cur
lis Mckay in Richmond Sunday
Miss Mary and r W Dupuv at
tended the reunion services at Ca
ia rhf,rcb ~ Rnctinaha,,, c.5dav
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paper.
And it Is ordered that John Rob
inson. If he being living and If he
be dead his heirs at law, deVisces
next Of KIN and legatees. and all
parties in any way Interested N
said sum Of money and all parties
proceeded against as parties IN
known" appear on said 18th day
Of October. 1858. at 70 am. at
Amelia. Virginia, to do what is
necessary TO protect their interests
Enter this.
}. d. JEFFERSON. JR.. Judge
August 18th, 1853
A Copy tcstc.
S. l.. FARRAR. JR.. Clerk
BY. MAUDE $ SHANK. Dep Clerk
8294t
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"A forage harvester with the
highest capacity Of any II the
world 45 tons all hour was in
lroduced recently by New Holland
Machine Company
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-30

Emoryville, w. Va, and Nancy Lee
Dixon, 10, Elk Garden, W. Va.
William Calvin Good, as, sales
man, and Nellie Pearl Withrow, "a,
both Springfield, o.
Sam Silvaro Coppa, 81, repair
man. and Catherine Elizabeth Men
ear, 80, both Wheeling, w. Va.
Mitchell Wright Barley, 81, car
pcnter. and Cora Jane Fazenbaker,
g., both Addison. Pa.
William Andrew Rogers, So, la
borer. and Dora Belle Boggs, So,
both Arthurdala. w. Va.
Cecil Miller Beachy, 3d. laborer,
Grantsville, Md, and Ellen Love-
loyne Cassel, 80, Garrett, Pa.
Rodney Wayne Henthorne, 20,
parents CONSENT laborer, near St.
George w. Va and judith Ann
Moore II, parents CONSENT near
Kerens, w. Va.
Harold Junior NCdroW, 25, farmer,
and Lydia Elizabeth Smith, II,
parents CONSENT both Smithfield,
Pa.
Patrick William Brice, 28, stu
dent, Redwood W. Va, and Mary
Hudkins Riley, 80, MorgantoWn, w.
Va.
Lawrence Shaffer Wilhelm, %,
serv. sta. attendant Morgantown,
w. Va, and Helen Mae Kerns, IS,
near Ellington, w. Va.
Robert Isaac Currence, 35, U. S.
army. and Virginia Tackett, As,
both Mill Greek, W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-30
| SEE BY The DAILlES

The College of Cardinals will
meet October 25 to select a new
Pope.
National Guard now numbers
about 100000 officers and men.
President Eisenhower planned
several speeches on behalf of
COP candidates.
President Eisenhower said the
U. S. and its allies maintain forts
overseas only to defend freedom.
The army seized power in Bur-
ma. The new leader is strongly
anti-communist
Many of South Africa's gold
mines were nearing the end of
their existence.
Mail box thefts continued to top
the list of criminal offenses against
the postal service.
A U. S. missile force was due in
Formosa to help guard against Red
bombs.
The worst mine disaster ever re-
corded in Yugoslavia claimed 60
lives.
An international rocketry expert
declared man would be in space in
six years.
An Alabama Congressman blamed
auto manufacturers for a large
percentage Of highway traffic
deaths; said cars we're not as safe
as possible
Two British air liners ushered
in the jet age of transatlantic pass
enger plane travel October 4.
South Korea had a plan to make
itself a maritime nation by 1860.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-30

William Jennings Turner, 26,
farmer and Arvella Marie Vance,
20, both Onego, w. Va.
Norman Lyle Criss, %, truck
driver, and Doris Jean Childs, 18,
both Tunnelton, W. Va.
George j. Olesko, %, machine
operator, Republic, Pa, and Marcia
Anna Zawacki, 10, Cleveland, o.
William Lee Jackson, 81, baker,
and Mary Louise Farrell, II, par
ent's consent both Morgantown,
W. Va.
Paul Clayton Slaubaugh, 81.
coal miner, Hutton, Md and
Maxine Virginia Burns, 80, Hope
mont, w Va.
Howard DeWayne Singleton, 81,
farmer, jefferson, o., and Geral-
dine Olive Harvey, 40, Geneva, o.
Hubert Elkins Garrett, 50, street
repair, Clarksburg, W. Va, and
Kate Catherine Rayner. 81, Tunnel
ton; w. Va.
Joseph Donald Piteleski, 81, stu
dent, near Worthington, w. Va,
and Carrie Vinetta Mitchell, "a,
FairvieW, w. Va.
Frank julius Bolyard, 81, clerk,
Crellin, Md, and Helen Marie
Winters, II, parents consenD
Oakland, Md
Charles Roger Lambie, %,
timberman, and Mary Alice Bolen,
Il, both Ohiopyle, Pa.
Gurvin John Faust. l8, parents
consen0 COnnellsville, Pa, and
Minnie Florence Yauger, 16, par
ent's CONSENT Lcmont Furnace,
Pa.
Kelly SHELLS Carr 81, student,
Whitmer, w. Va, and Phyllis De-
loris Tingler, 10, Baltimore, Md
Donald William McCardle, 80,
tile setter, and Peggy June Nc
Cardie, 25. both Cassvilie, ". Va.
William Riley Martin, 20, miner,
Pennington, w. Va, and frankie
| Malinda Bennington, 50, Carolina,
W. Va.
Mickey Allen Miller, 81, coal
miner, Tunnelton, w. Va, and
Elizabeth Ann Riley, 49, parents
consent KingWood w Va.
Gerald Whiting Bland, 25, U.
S. army, Mouth of Seneca, w. Va,
and Virginia Irene Summerfield,
20 Hartman, w. Va.
James Franklin GrIt1th, %,
trainee, Columbus, O., and Joseph
inc Marie Marockie, q, Short
| Creek, w. Va.
Arthur William Hipp, q, miner,
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Robert Osborne Harvey, 10,
parents CONSENT truck driver,
and Ethel Lorraine Paugh, II,
parents CONSENT both near Kitz-
miller, Md.
John Anderson Murphy, 60, re-
tired, near Warrington, w. Va,
and Goldie Belle Spears, So, near
Metz, w. Va.
Franklin Ray Rosenberger, 81,
miner, and Doris Virginia Benson,
20, both Clifton Mills, w. Va.
Alfred Lawrence Kelley, II, par
ent's consent and Barbara Anna
Mcdonald, IS, both Vienna, w. Va.
Jack Hardesty, % woodsman,
and Mildred Gail Sweitzer, 80,
both Oakland. Md.
Randolph Macon BledsOe, 10,
garage operator, Barlow, w. Va,
and Anna Madge Shiffler, "a, Mar
linton. w. Va.
Irwin Butler, 81 machinist, and
Bertha Florence Smith, %, both
Minerva, Ohio.
Adrian Lou Knippenburg, 10,
parents CONSENT student, and
Lenore Inez Long, 49, both Cum
berland, Maryland
William Glen Fortney, 81. truck
driver, Reedsville, w. Va, and
Edith Elvira Zeigler, %, Mason
town. w Va.
Richard Lee Glover, %, iaborer,
near Warrington, w. Va, and
Janice Kay YOho, 10. Metz w. Va.
Davis Holt HostIer, 10, parents
consent) U. s. army, and Dorothy
Faye Austin, II. parents CONSENT
both Grafton, W Va.
George Harold Gadbois, Jr., %.
student, and Carol Audrey Joyce,
20, both Marietta, o.
William Allen Davis. %. and
Doris June Spiker, IS, both Iona
coming, Md.
Guy Lewis Summerfield, IS,
parents consent laborer, near
Beverly, w. Va. and Mary Eliza
beth Maxwell, II, parents CONSENT
Akron, O.
Jerry Doyl Daft, 20 parents
CONSENT laborer, near Beverly. W.
Va, and Carolyn Jane Kimble.
IS, parents CONSENT near Elkins,
w. Va.
Clarence Allen Sherman, 81,
cab driver, and Audrey Louise Sc
mones, II, parents CONSENT both
Parsons, w. Va
Carl Thompson, Jr., %, salesman,
and Patricia Ann Gordon, 20, both
near KingWoOd, w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-30
33 Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Thirty-three marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Monday at noon from the
office of Richard L. Davis, clerk
of the Circuit Court. This brought
the total for October thus far to
12C.
Three licenses issued were
marked don't publish"
Stellman Teter, ga, mail carrier,
and Waneta Alice VaWter, 20, both
Wnitmer w Va.
Roy Allen Brown, "a Woodsman,
and Margie Gladys Barr, IS, both
near Reynoldsville, Pa.
Jack Lee Hart "a, clerical, and
Patricia Lois Made, Is, both Clarks-
burg, w. Va.
Roy Eugene Pennington, %, Dry
Fork, w. Va. and Orpha Mae Goldi-
zen, IS, near Maysville, w. Va.
Alan Eugene Martin, 10, par
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ents CONSENT U, S. Navy, Casey
H.. and Joyce Elizabeth Jewell, Is
parents CONSENT New Creek, W
Va.
Dolbert BERTHE Dalton. 20, par
ent's CONSENT laborer, and Linda
Pearl Blosser, 16, (parent's CONSENT
both near Morgantown, w. Va.
Donald Earl Sheoherd, 81, me-
chanic. and Doris Powell Brendlcn
SO. both Canton, o.
Robert Dale Ickes, "a, laborer
and Joan Marie Peril, 10, both Mas
sillon, O.
Raymond Owen Brant, 36, car
penter. McHenry Md, and Thelma
Irene Murphy. 27, SWanton, Md.
Theodore Otis Butcher, 81, la
bcrcr. and Mary Edith Warner, So,
both Davis, w. Va.
Daniel Lee Little, 81, telegrapher,
Perryopols. Pa, and Rita Marie
Kmetz, "a. South Connellsville, Pa.
Robert Lee Whitacre, 20, par
ents CONSENT miner, VindeX, Md,
and Barbara Ellen Elliott, II, par
ents CONSENT Kitzmiller, Md.
Lawrence Raymond Mitchell, 50.
railroader. and Mary Adella Doyle
81. both near Confluence, Pa.
Sankcy Lloyd Shackleford, 81,
merchant. and Mary Lillian Dillon,
az. both near Grafton, w. Va.
Charles Jerry Lambert, q,
farmer. and Janet Sue Simmons,
II. parents CONSENT both Franklin,
w. Va.
Robert Edward Shrout, 18, par
ent's consenU U. S. Navy, near
Kingwood, w. Va, and Shirley
Mae Watkins, 10, near Rowlesburg,
w. Va.
William Howard Layton, 81, U. S.
army, and Sara Jane Layman, II,
parents CONSENT both near
Grantsville, Md.
Edward Joseph O'Brien, 60, me-
charic, East Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Helen Marie Offenberger, AZ. Clair
ton, Pa.
Maurice Alexander Davis, 10.
parents consent musician, Clarks-
burg, w. Va, and Ella Jean Stevens,
10, Morgantown, w. Va, both
cOloreG.
Charles Edward Shea, "A, tree
surgeon. and Martha Elizabeth
Shea, 40, both Pittsburgh, former
husband and wife.
John Wiley Carr 10, parents
CONSENT woodsman, Sang Run, Md,
and Marlene Virginia IIoff, IS,
Friendsville, Md
Charles William Gross, %, near
lockwood, Pa, and Thelma Grace
Sanner, 81, near Markleton, Pa.
Otis William Edgar, "a, and Will
ma Kathryn Butler p, both Grants
vile, Md
Darrell Junior Hoskins, %, U. S.
army, near MorgantoWn, W. Va,
and Nora Maxine Clark, 20, near
Ellington, w. Va.
Fred Weaver, 81, retired, and
Mary Martha Hark2om, Sc, both
near Morgantown, w Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-30
Democratic Caravan
To Tour County

A caravan of Democratic candi-
dates viii tour the county on Sat
urday starting at 9 o'clock al Finzel.
TIE group will move successfully
TO Grantsville, $50; Friendsville,
1890: 11:3O at Accident; 11:50 at
McHenry; 1925 at Oakland; 100 p.
M, at Crellin 2:15 at Red House;
250 at German, 3:35 at Loeb Lynn,
4:10 at Deer Park: 4:45 at SWanton,
$50 at Bloomington and 6:15 at
Kitzmiller.
A 7:30 rally will be held at the
Community center at Kitzmiller
with the Elk Garden high school
band giving a concert. w. Earle
Cobey, attorney from Cumberland,
will be the speaker.
The Democrats had q rally We'd
nesday evening ct Grantsville, at
which Edward Storm was the
speaker.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-30

Ernest THEODORE Rugg %, farmer,
near Mill Run, Pa, and Janice
Yvonne Cook, 10. South Connells-
Vile. Pa.
Edward Lincoln Jackson, 80,
farmer, near Unontown, Pa, and
Eleanor Jane Kelley, 38, near
Smock, Pa.
John Orval Ball, Jr, 81, farmer,
and Betty Lou Biggs, 16, parents
CONSENT both near Bridgeport, w.
Va.
Glern Lawrence BChOn, 27, la
borer, and Ernestine Cora Benning-
ton, 20, both Erwin, w. Va.
Clyde Elwood Savage, 50. gas
station att, and Bernice Pearl Nose,
81, both near MarkleybUrg, Pa.
Licenses Recently Issued
Lawrence Leroy Metzung, "a,
wire weaver, East Lake, o., and
Anna Elizabeth Kisamore, %, Will
loughby, o.
Delano Allen Sines, 81, machine
operator, and Mary Frances Davis,
IS. both of near Oakland, Md.
Billie Hamilton Morris, 25, con-
struction worker, near Aurora, w.
Va, and Margie Catherine Arbo-
CAST, 20, Frank, w. Va.
Joseph Gregoria, SO, miner. Purs-
glove, w. Va, and Sarah Lucille
Sears, 80, Usage, w. Va.
Donald John LuteS, II, parents
CONSENT serv sta. att, and Thelma
Artha Wilson, IS, both near Nc
nongahela, Pa.
George d. Tunder, AZ, miner, and
Helen Gertrude Underwood, 40,
both of Mona, w. Va.
Rocco DiPippa, 81, laborer, and
Sophia Catherine Ware, "a, both
near Buckhannon, w. Va.
Delbert Theodore Fullen. 81, cleo
trician, and Rosie Marie Glover, so,
both Carolina, w. Va.
Junior Ray Tackett %, miner,
Mill Creek, w. Va, and Sylvia
Jean Wilson, 20, Elkins, w. Va.
Junior Kent Knavenshue, 30, and
Helen Jean Wamsley, "a, both near
Elkins, w. Va.
John Richard Bernard, 81, car
penter, Swanton, Md, and Norma
Paulene Bowser, II, parents con-
sent Accident, Md.
James Carl Scott, 81, salesman.
near Grafton, W. Va, and Eliza
beth Ann Lewis, 81, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Thomas Joseph Cianfrocco, %,
and Mary Jean Keechel %, both
MOrgantown, w. Va.
James Frederick Bowman, 10.
parents consenD farmer, and
Ruth Marie Fike, 20, both Accident,
Md.
Joseph Miller, IA, retired, and
Catherine Yurczyk, 81, both near
Blairsville, Pa.
James Dale Simpson, %, window
cleaner, and Thelma Kathryn Mari
on, %, both McKees Rocks, Pa.
Robert James Morgan, 20, par
ent's CONSENT steel worker, Girard.
o., and Beverly Faye Parker, IS,
Youngstown, o.
Glen David Roberts, %, sales
man, and Edith Jane Wilson, 10.
both Elkins, w. Va.
Edwin William Binkley, %,
steam filter, Washington, d. c.,
and Bonnie Kay Robbins, 18, Dill
liner, Pa.
Bernard Kent Coddington, %,
U. S. air force, and Mary Cathe-
rine jenkins, %, both Morgantown,
W. Va.
Rodney John Twigg, 10, (par-
ent's consent stock boy, and
Beatice Phyllis Kammauf 16, par
ent's CONSENT both Cresaptown,
Md.
Howard Franklin Kelly. q,
coal miner, and Jane Arlene Mil
Ter, 10, both near Albright, w.
Va.
James William Kunst, %, stu
dent, and Mary Ann Reese, %,
both Grafton, w. Va.
James Carl Jackson, IS, par
ent's CONSENT and Miriam Lynne
Ashland, 10, both Clarksburg, w.
Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-30

Defense department disclosed a
months postponcment in next at
tempt to fire a rocket to the moon.
A siXteen-year-old girl from
Eastern Shore was Maryland's
champion Ali cherry pic maker
John L. Lewis reported S145 mil
lion in the United Mine Workers
welfare and retirement fund.
A typhoon in Japan caused
337 deaths with 1O48 persons MISS
ing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-30

Maryland All all-stars planned to
establish a memorial to late Dad
dy" jerks, longtime head of All
activities in state.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27
Brasil Anfe
Grave Crisis
Economical
Por LOUIS STEIN

RIO DE JANEIRo, Die. "a
(UPD-Dos de los mas desta
cados peritos brasilenos en- CO.
msrcio sostienen puntos de Wis
ia diferentes respecto de las
perSpectivas del concrete bra
sileno en- 1859.
FL director de concrete eX-
terror del Banco do Brasil, Ig-
nacio Tosta Filho dice que a
menos que haya otra seria ba
ia en- ell volumen y los precios
dc las exportaciones de cafe,
las exportaciones deben aumen
tai en- grade importante ell pro
ximo ano. Pero Ruy Comes AL
media, presidente de la Cana
ra de Concrete (Associao Co.
mercial> de Rio de Janeiro, es
TINA que ell valor en- dolares de
las exportaciones de 1859 no
So5repasan la cifra del presen-
tie ano.
Las eXportaciones totales du-
rante los primeros nueve me.
ses de 1858 fueron de 1877 1886.
983 dolares, nueve por ciento
menos que ell igual periodic que
ell ano anterior. Tosta predijo
que las exportaciones de cafe
no pasaran este ano de 700 mi.
Homes de dolares, en- compare.
cion con 1854 millones Ell ano
paSado.
En- entrevistaS separadas
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27
AbandOnan AsiIO en- Ia
Embajada de Panama
Dos vene1oIanos

CARACAS, Die. "a. -(UPD
- Ell Ministerio de RelacioneS
Exteriores revelo que ell tenien-
tie coronel retirado Juan Jose
Romero Sanchez, y ell civil Je-
marc Rejon, abandonaron vo-
luntariamente SUI asilo en- la en-
bajada de Panama, "porque no
pesaban sobre ellos cargos gra-
yes derivados del frustrado gol-
pc militar del Siete de septiem-
bre".
I'm alto funcionario de la can
celleria dijo que ambos perso-
najes salieron hace varios dias
hacia ell interior del pals, y que
clio no Sc dio a conocer en- SUI
oportunidad porque no Sc lie
eonsidero indispensable.
Sc senala en- relacion con ell
asunto que ell embajador de
Panama, German Moreno, pre-
guntado por la prensa sobre la
fecha de partida de Romero y
Sanchez al exilio, manifesto va.
rias veces que clio seria 'pronto
y que daria una information al
respecto. Por otra parte, en-
otros circulos Sc decia que am
hos asilados partirian hoy ha-
cia ell exterior.
En- estos momentoS no queda
asilado alguno en- las embaja-
das extranjeras, con 10 cual ha
terminado la situacion que Sc
produjo al negarse ell Minis
terio de Relaciones Exteriores a
entregar durante algun tempo
los salvaconductos a los asilados
en- las embajadas de Mexico,
Cuba, Ecuador, Panama y Ell
Salvador.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27
Democrdficu Da
Su Apoyo a los Nuevos
Impuesfos PefroIeros
Considers ID Medida es Legal
Sin LUgM q DISCUSSION JUridiea

pretender que los impuestos 50
bre las ganancias eleven los eos
t0s de production. 7an4"
Finalmente, la declaration di
ce: "Por estas razones y por
cuanto la reciente campana
electoral demostr6 unanimidad
de criterio para elevar La part
cipaci6n del estado en- la indus
tria petroler a como tambien en-
todas las demas industries " &C.
tividades de buena rentabilidad,
como medic de mejorar la def
citaria situacion fiscal, y como
porque la junta de gobierno to-
mo en- consideration todas estas
CIRCUMSTANCES ash como tam
bien la necesidad de un mayor
ingreso fiscal, Acci6n Demo
cratica da SUI mas franco Y sin
cero respaldo al decreto refOr
matorio del impuesto sobre la
renta, porque con clio Sc logra
una mayor participation en- la
exploitation de nuestra riqueza
nacional".