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The Chairman Of the Com
mittee, Attorney R. H. AM undertaken as soon as possible.
phlett Leader, gave a short The Committee discussed
resume of the situation as it this matter thoroughly and it
now stands regarding t h e was the unanimous opinion OF
authorized improvements of the members that the present
Alexander Hamilton Airport program of the construction
: including the construction Of of the Airport Terminal with
a new Airport Terminal. certain other improvements
There was no exact infor- should be given the green
nation as to whether the firm light for prompt execution,
of Ballante and Claus, airport and that the repair Of the
engineers and architects, had landing strip be undertaken
produced and presented plans as a separate project as soon
acceptable to the Civil Aero as possible.
nautics Administration. The It was decided to dispatch
latest information on this was the following two cables to
that the plans presented had the Administrator Of Civil
been found faulty and had Aeronautics and to the Secre-
been rejected for re-drafting tary of the Interior:
Of certain parts. Honorable James T. Pyle
NJ e ~ 49, Administrator Civil Aeronautics
Washington (DCl
mittee deplored the waste Of A. +a v;rrir leland. Airnort
SO many months because of Committee meeting in ST. croix
faulty plans and felt that it YesierasY presem slnus q auno-
was h1gh time That somethlng prcuements al Alexander Hamil-
positive be done to get the ton Airport was discussed how
@G @ N~r+A, ~nr ny
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28

New Head of
Crippled Unit

Dr. Austin B. Rohrbaugh, Jr.,
Monday night, was elected to the
presidency of the Montgomery
County Society for Crippled Chill
dren and Adults. He succeeds
Mrs. Melvin L. Reese.
The annual election of officers
and board members of the Socie-
ty was held in the new Easter
Seal Center at 1000 Twinbrook
Parkway, Rockville. 1t was the
first meeting held there in the
new quarters.
Other officers elected were j.
Ingram Medley, 1st vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Adolph Guide, End vice
president; Mrs. Grover K. Walk
er, secretary and Joseph Geer.
aert, treasurer.
Newly elected members of the
Board of Trustees are Mrs. Leslie
Bell, Jr., Mrs. Herbert Hyatt,
Mrs. Robert McKeever, Jr., Mrs.
Harry B. Orleans, and Rabbi
Tzvi Porath. Those reelected to
the Board are Mrs. John Eek.
hardt, Joseph Geeraert, James r.
Miller, Sr., and Mrs. Melvin l..
Reese.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28
Legal Advertisement

forgiven or condoned the said defendant
for his adulterous acts; and that the par
ties are the joint owners of certain inter-
ests in zeal estate siNata in Montgomery
County, Maryland; an Oldsmobie automo-
hc; a joint checking account; household
furniture and furnishings. and certain
equipment or money due from one F. o..
Day,
The plaintiff prays that she be granted
divorce, a vinculo matrimonh, from the
defendant that an Order and Judgment
be entered fully and finally adjudieating
the property rights Of the parties, and for
such other and further relief as her cause
may require, including slit monies and
counsel fees, and temporary and permanent
alimony.
1T IS THEREUPoN this 25th day of
August 1858, by the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County Maryland, sitting as
a Court Of Equity, ORDERED that the
plaintiff, Shirlee A. Durbin shall, by caus.
ing copy Of this Order to be Inserted in
some newspaper In MONTGOMERY County,
Maryland. once week Ia each Of four
successive weeks before the 22nd day OF
september. 1858. give notice to the said
absent defendant. Charles R. Durbin. III.
Of the object and substance of this Bill
and warning him to file his initial plead
ing on or before the oath day OF October,
1858, and show cause. If any he may
have. why decree should not be passed
as prayed, or in the alternative, by per-
sonal service on said nonresident defend
ant, on or before one month prior to the
said Path day of October, 1883.
CLAYTON K. WATKINS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
For Montgomery County, Md,
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS
Clerk 4t-4115-e. 1s
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28
Potomac
Polo Battle
To Feature
Friday Event
BY Cissy Morgan
Oliver 2-0427

Potomac will have a once-in-a.
lifetime chance tomorrow night
to see "The Tired Bloods" (alias
the Geritol boys) and the Cor
geous Huzzies" battle it out with
their mallets at the polo field in
Travilah. They will play during
the intermission of the regular
scheduled game between Potomac
and Brandywine.
Captain Charles "Beauregard"
Paine of the tired blood boys has
declared all out exertion for the
benefit game, for which the pro-
ceeds will go to the Bethesda
and Rockville Kiwanis clubs.
Playing on his team will be Cliff
"Jeb" Little, Bill "Stonewalp
Greenhalgh, Ray 'Rebel Raider"
Norton, Jr., and Frederick "Grey
Ghost" Harting. The ladies team
will feature such we'll known
characters as Sara Lee Lana"
Greenhalgh, Captain, and sup
porting players, include Katy
"Ava" Beer, Diane kim" De-
Franceaux, Anne Sophia" Christ.
mas, and Skippy "Zza Zza"
Hughes.
A special price of $1.50 per per-
son( children free) has been set
for this benefit performance. In
case of rain the activities will be
postponed until the following Fri
day.
The Potomac Hunt Junior
Horse Show date has been chang
ed from September l3 to Septem.
Der IA. The show will start ut 10
AM. and will be held at the ken.
nels. There are 20 classes sched-
uled and judges for the event in
clude j. Carroll Curran, Marian
Curran and General Wayne Kes-
ter.
'Tweet Tweet" has done it
again! The little lady brought
home another championship for
Potomac Hunt Club members
when she captured the best in
show award at the recent 18th an
nual show of American Fox
Hounds at Montpelier, Va. Poto-
mac captured six first place rib
bons, eight second place and two
thirds, to place second in show
for overall points. The coveted
champion pack award went to
Orange County hounds this year
when, of all things, the judges
flipped a coin to determine the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28

winner between Potomac and
Orange County. There were nine
packs represented at the show.
Huntsmen Douglas Burgess and
honorary whipper-in Lyn Carroll
showed PotOmac's entries.
I've heard that MIR. and Mrs.
Ralph Read have returned from
vacatiOning at Ocean City and
Deep Creek Lake Mrs. Tom
Wheeler and children Ann and
Myles are visiting her father in
Detroit FlOssie Fort is re.
cuperatlng from an emergency
appendectOmy :. She and Jack
kneipp celebrate another year on
August 10 Lyn and Bill Car.
roll are vacationing at Cape May
The Poole girls, Hally, Vir.
ginia and Molly leave August 29
for Tucson =. Val HOugen has
returned from his extended South
American trip =.
Susan Shipe, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Shipe of Burbank
Drive, celebrated her ninth birth.
day on August % by entertaining
II young guests at a picnic sup
per at her home. The Potomac
contingent included Nancy Peters,
Claudia Stewart, Kitty Tairni,
Kathy, Lynn, Smoke and Ann
Galliher, Warren Steiner, Andrea
and Kenneth Harris, Nancy and
Sally Martin and Donna Harting.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28
LesoI Advertisement
Notice
BEER AND LIGHT WINE

Notice
BEER AND LIGHT WINE
LICENSE
Notice is hereby given that ap.
plication has been made by:
Marvin Franklin Shoemaker
BENJAMIN Travis Butler
For transfer to them of the Beer
and Light Wine License, Glass
D, On Sale, Generally, for the
premises occupied by the Lone
Pine Inn, which premises are To-
Gated at:
Chopper Road
Near Old Germantown
RID.
Germantown, Maryland
A hearing on this application
will be held in the County Coun-
Gil Hearing Room, County Of
flee Building, Rockville, Mary
land on:
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. II, 1858
AT $3.50 AM.
Any person desiring to be heard
on said application should appear
at the time and place fixed for
said hearing.
BOARD OF LICENSE
COMMISSIONERS FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BY: E. w. Bucklin
Secretary
2t-4111-9-4
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28
CECIL r.. CUSTER
KEITH l.. SEEGMILLER
Solicitors
ITO Norfh U'rederlek AveuIln

1I2 North Frederick Avenup
Gaithersburg. Md.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
Sitting as a Court of Equity
Equity No, 21270
SIIIRLEE A. DURBIN
324 E. Diamond Avenue
Gaithersburg, Md.
Plaintiff
VS..
CHARLES R. DURBIN, III
Rockville Md.
Present Whereabouts Unknown
Defendant
ORDER OF. PUBLICATION
The object of this suit is TO procure a
decree of divorce, a vineulo matrimonii,
by the plaintiff Shirlee A. Durbin, from
the defendant. Charles r. Durbin, III,
and for such other and further relief as
the cause may require.
The Bill of Complaint states that the
plaintiff is an adult citizen of the United
States and resident of Montgomery Coun-
ty, Maryland, for more than one year i'm
mediateIy preceding the filing OF this Bill
of Complaint that the defendant Charles
r. Durbin, III, is domiciled in Montgom-
cry County, State of Maryland, wherein
he has last resided In the City of Rock
vile up to approximately July IS, 1857
but is now believed to be nonresident of
Montgomery County, Maryland, for when
last heard from he was apparently in
Reno. Nevada; that the plaintiff and the
defendant are husband and wife having
been lawfully married by a Minister of
the Gospel In the City of Baltimore, Mary
land on February 1, 1913: that no chill
dren have been born of said marriage;
that. although plaintiff has ALWAYS CON
Quoted herself as a faithful wife, the said
defendant wrongfully deserted the marital
home OF the parties in the said Montgom-
cry County. on or about June II, 1857.
and, since, has committed many acts of
adultery in Montgomery County. Maryland
in the State of Virginia, and elsewhere
with a person who will be named at the
trial of the issues that plaintiff has not
lived with or cohabited with the defend
ant since June u. 1857 that she has not
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28
Legal Advertisement

to the CO Zone of Lot 8, Block
2, Spring Village Subdivision,
located at 1901 Colesville Road,
Silver Spring, containing 59O8
square feet, more or less, in the
18th Election District, all as will
be shown in the application on
file for public inspection in the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28
Sealed Bids

The City of Rockville, Mary.
land, will open sealed bids for
Gate Valves at the City Hall, 100
South Washington Street, Rock.
Vile, Maryland. at 200 PM, on
8, 1858.
Specifications and bidding in
formation are available at the
Purchasing Office, City of Rock.
vile. 120 South Washington
Street, Rockville, Md.
1t.s28.411O
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28
Legal Advertisement
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1858
AT 500 PM.

or as soon thereafter as it can
be heard.
NUMBER Gil, r. Robert
Linowes, Attorney for Dr. w. p.
Mcneil, Applicant, for the re.
classification from the R-60 Zone
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28

Office of the Director, Depart
ment of Inspection and Licenses.
E. w. BUCKLIN
Director, Department of
Inspection and Licenses
1t-4112-82S
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28
Legal Advertisement

sons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 26th day Of
August, 1855.
MARY J. CONNELtY
Spencerville Md.
ENccutriN Gt-1111- 1O-2
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28
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WILLIAM v. BOUIC
Rockville, Md.

WILLIAM v. BOUIC
Rockville, Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County
has issued Letters Testamentary to Mary
j. Connolly in the Estate of
VILLA CONNELLY
late of Montgomery County, deceased. All
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to present the same on
or before the 1st day of March next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said Estate. All per-
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-28
zONING AMENDMENT
DEPARTMENT o.

DLK kAIN NILINI Of
INSPECTION AND LICENSES
MONTGOMERY CO., MD.
Rockville, Md
A public hearing on the fol.
lowing application for .Zoning
Amendment will be held in the
Auditorium Of the County Office
Building, Rockville, Maryland,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
"DIARI0 las AMERICAS"
En- WASHINGTON
DIEz cENTAVOS
FL EJEMPLAR
SeIeccionado de Mexico
Causd Buena Impression

El brasileho Otto Gloria, director tecnico de
Benfica, dijo:
"Mi equipo merecio Ell triunfo. Mexico tie
ne algunos buenos jugadores que saben name
\ jar la pelota, pero ~necesita mejorar su ataque".
Eel referee Eduardo Gosveia, de Lisboa, ma
nifest6: "Benfica fue mas practice. Los mexica-
nos son individualmente buenos, pero fallan en-
los remates al arco".
Ell d~elantero azteca Portugal comento: Ben
flea es mejor que belenenses. Ell resultado no
nos preocupa. Lo que necesitabamos era en-
trcnamiento".
Los j~ugadores mexicanos, que pasaron una
semana en- Portugal, alojados en- Ell aristocratico
Estoril, para comenzar a acostumbrarse a Europa,
saldran ell microbes para Madrid, donde estaran 2
dias antes de seguir a Estocolmo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Boston Baj0
al Tercero

DETROIT, mayo 81 .-(UPD
Ell lanzador tapon Tito Valenti.
natti poncho al emergente Gene
Stephens con hombres en- segunda
y tercera y los Tigres v~encieron a
los Medals Rojas por tres a dos.
Ell abridor Paul Foytack habia
limitado al Boston a dos incogibles
-uno de ellos, ell sexto jonron del
ano, de Ted Williams en- ocho
~entradas, pero en- la novena cedi6
sencillo a Dick Gernert con I'm
out y, despues de retirar o ro-
leta a Frank Malone, do boleto
gratis a Jackie Jensen en- cuatro
lanzamientos. Su primer trio a Lou
Billy Hoeft. Bill Renna bateo por
Berberet y disparo doblete, i'm.
pulsando a Gernert. Valentinetti
sucedi6 a Hoeft en- Ell monticulo y
abanico a Stephens.
La carrera de la victoria fue
anotada por Detroit en- la sexta en-
trada con 2 outs, por sencillo dc
Billy Martin, error de Malone, ba.
Sc por bolas a Charlie Maxwell y
! sencillo de piernas de Bob Halle.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Adcock y Mathews
de Jones

MILWAUKEE, Mayo q. -UPD- Ell bateador emer-
genie Joe Adcock bateo cuadrangular de dos carreras, para
coronar otra, TODD en- ell noveno episode, y dar la victoria a
los Braves de Milwaukee sobre los Cardenales de st. Louis,
por q.
Eddie Mathews abri6 ell emOciOnante novenO inning
con sencIlo que pas6 por la derecha de Sam Jones, quien
durante los primerOs OchO ~epiS0dios habia permiido a los
Braves dos ~incOgibleS tan solo y los habia mantenido en-
blancO.
ton narecis ~ b,bor 1 Ioer.6o W., nou. ~ g " az al = o w T. oo ~
situacion cuando Frank Tore y Johnny Logan batearon
para force outs.
Fue entonces cuando Adcock fue llamado para batear
en- vez de Billy Bruton. AL segundo l%anzamiento de Jones.
Adcock dio tremendo batazo que puso la peota en- los gra-
derios del jardin izquierdo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
DODGERS SIGUE
EN- LA DEBACLE
En- Tonto Pirofns So
montienen en- la
Primero Division

PITTSBURGH mayo a. -(UP)
Los piratas desataron una anda-
NADIA de hits de extrabases v SOTO
caron una reaction de los perdedo-
e con las bases llenaS en- Ia move.
ma.
Ell Pittsburgh gan6 81 juegocon
dos vueltas en- Ell cuarto episode
por dobletes sucesivos de Dick
Groat, Ted Kluszewsk- Frank
Thomas, y tres mas en- ell qninto
innig por tribey de Bill Virdon,
wild pitch del perdedor Don Drys-
dale, jonr6n de Bob Skinner, triple
de Groat y sencillo de Thomas.
En- la ultima entrada los dodgers
amenazaTon al sencillear Elmer
Valo y Gil Hodges con un out. Ell
abridor y ganador Ronnie Kline
fue reemplazado por Ron Black
burn, que di6 base por bolas a
Charley Neal para llenar las almo-
hadillas, pero retro a los dos ba-
teadores siguientes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
No E%neontraron eI Home
Pitchers de WASHINGTON

CHICAGO, Mayo q. -UPD-Early Wynn logr6 su
euarta victoria consecutive al derrotar los Medals Blancas
de Chicago, con la yuda de errores y caminadas, a los Sc
nadores de Washington por 7 8.
Los Medals Blancas recibieron nueve boletos gratis de
tres ~lanzadores de los Senadores e hicieron tres carreras
no merecidaS.
Los Medals BlancaS cargaron las bases en- ell cuarto
por sencnlos de Sherm Lollar y Tito Francona, mas cami.
NADIA 2 al Smith. Los corredores Sc mantuvieron en- base
euando Bubba Phillips bate6 globo al centre, pero al ba-
tear rolata al monticello Jim Lands, Griggs Sc resbal6 al
tratar de atrapar la pelota y luego la trio desacertadamente
= primera. Ash pudier0n piSar ell plato LOllar y Francona,
mientras Lands continuaba en- segunda. Wynn bate6 luego
seAcillo que remolc6 a Lands.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
.Glgantes
Pierden
Pero Sc Montienen
de Lideres en- la
NocionuI

FILADELFIA, mayo q UPI)
I'm jonron de tres carreras de
Rip Repulski en- la primera entra.
da dio a los Phillies una yentaia
que jamas perdieron y la noyena
local venci6 a los Gigantes de San
Francisco por cinco a una, dando a
Jack Sanford SUI cuarta victoria del
aho.
Para los Gigantes, punteros de
la Liga Nacional, fue esta solo la
quinta derrota en- los ultimos 20
juegos.
Ell cuadrangular de Repulski 81.
guio a boleto gratis de Richie Ash.
burn y sencillo de Solly Hemus.
Posteriormente los Phillies agre-
garon sendas carreras en- la segun-
da y Ia quinta entradas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29

LISBOA, mayo 27. -(UPD- Ell Director
Tecnico del Seleccionado M~exicano, Antonio L6-
PEI Herranz, y ell delegado de la Federation de
Football de Mexico, Noises Estrada, Sc nantes
taron satisfechos con las actuaci6n del equipo en-
los dos partidos jugados aqui, a pesar de que per-
do ambos.
"Estoy satisfecho con la forma en- que actu6
Ell cuadro -dijo Lopez Herranz- pero necesita
mas entrenamiento'.
Ahadio que los dos interiors; Reyes y Gu
tierrez, que en- Ell partido de hoy ~actuaron en- Ell
segundo tempo, 10 hicieron muy bien y proba.
blemente sean los ~titulares en- ell campeonato mum.
dial.
La mayoria de los entendidos esta de acuerdo
en- que ell punto debil del seleccionado es la
linea delantera.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Indios TRUMAN con Carrera
AnOfadd en- Decimo Auto

CLEVELAND, mayo 2S.-
(UPD.-El relieve Billy O'Dell
do bOletO gratis a Mickey Ver-
non con las bases repIetas en- Ia
decima entrada y los IndiOS Sc
impusierOn esta nOche a los Orio.
les pOr siete a seiS, infligiendo a
Baltimore su sexta derrota con-
secutiva.
ODelI, que entr6 en- ell novenO
episode. cOncedio sencillos en- ell
siguiente a Preston Ward y Chi
co Carrasquel y IuegO ponch6 a
Russ Nixon, Billy Harrell, que
anteriormente habia jOnroneadC,
recibi6 la base intentional y lue.
go Dick Brown tambien fue aba
nicadO, pero ODell die bOIeto
gratis a Vernon en- cuatrO lanza-
mientOs, fernando la carrera dc
la victoria
Los Indios habian empatadO Ia
anOtaci6n en- la nOvena entrada
con cuadrangular del emergente
]. w Porter con uno en- base.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
c uehorros son
Hun por
los Piernos Roios

CINCINNATI, mayo 81 (UPD-
I'm sencillo de Don Hoax en- eli
decimo inning impulse la carrera
con que los Rojos vencieron esta
noche a los Cachorros por cuatro
a tres.
Ell incogible de Hoax Sc produjo
despues de llenarse las bases por
sencillo de Dee Fondy, error de
Paul Smith y base por bolas inten-
cional a Ed Bailey.
Los Rojos, despues de estar per.
diendo por tres a una, empataron
la anotaci6n con jonr6n de Frank
Robinson en- la quinta entrada y
sencillo de George Grove y doble'
te de Gus Bell en- la sexta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29

Urban permiti6 TN solo jonr6n,
ell de Elston Howard, en- ell tercer
inning, pero luego apret6 ell bra.
20 y no permiti6 I'm solo hit a los
Yanquis hasta Ell septimo, en- eI
que los neoyorquinos bateafon
cuatro hits para las otras dos ca.
rreras de estos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Jonron de Cev Derriba |nvicto de Bob Tur|e,
Caen Yanquis Denotados Ante
los AtIeficos de Kansas

KANSAS CITY mayo 28 CUPID
Bob Cerv impulse cuatro carreras,
con ionron y Sencillo, al derrotar
esta noche los Atleticos de Kan.
Sas City a los Yanquis de Nueva
York por 7 a 8, en- juego en- que
Jack Urban permiti6 unicamente
seiS hits.
Bob Turley, que haSta aqui ha.
bla tenidO siete victOrias cOnse.
c%utlvaS, permiti6 seiS carreras
merecidas en- cuatro episodes,
tres de elias prOducto del jonr6n
de Cerv en- ell primer inning.
Urban mientras tanto, Sc man
tuvo en- ell monticello ell juego COM
pleto por tercera vez. No dio un
solo boleto gratis y abanic6 a Z
yanquis.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29

New York DOL 900 2O0-3 s 0
K. City =. SOL 10 1Ox-7 9 2
Baterias: Turley, Ditmar (5),
Grim CD, Berra; Urban. (3-2) y
Chit. Perdi6: Turley (7-1). Jonro-
mes: Cerv (12), Howard (4).
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
,UN sENCILLO DE ORC

CLE VEbfAIND, MdyU u =
(UPD.--El venezolano Chico Ca.
rrasquel solo jugo en- los dltimos
innings del desaffo de esta no.
che con los Orioles, pero en- un
turno al bate dispar6 sencillo,
contribuyendo al triunfo de los
Indios. No anOt6 nj empuj6 ca.
rrera, no cometio errores nj par
ticipo en- dobleplays. Su prone.
diO al bate eS de .245.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29
Luis Aparicio
Robu Una Mas

CHICAGO, mayo q CUPID En-
Ell juego de esta noche en- que los
Medals Blancas derrotaron a los
Senadores por 7 a 8, Luis Apart
clio tuvo dos turnos al bate, pero
no lig6 ningln hit nj hizo carrera.
Tampoco impulse ninguna.
Tomo parte en- un double play,
Sc robo una base y Sc sacrifice
una veZ.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-29

Baltimore OIL 1O1 DOL 0-6 IA
Indios. 101 002 O02 IL IL 1
Baterias: Loes, O'Dell (9) y
Triandos; Grant, Kelly az, Terra.
reese (6), Mossi (7), Wilhelm 10y
y Nixon. Gan6: Wilhelm (1-0).
Perdi6: O'Dell (4-6). Jonrones:
Harrell (3), Triandos (7), Porter
C).
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-01

no rendira I'm homemade al ap6stol
de la Independence de Puerto Ri.
co.
Ell acto, que Sc 'celebrara en- Ell
cementerio de San Juan, sera pre-
sidido por ell doctor Gilberto Con-
cepcion de Gracia, presidente del
PIP; y tomaran parte en- Ell progra-
ma ell senior Jaime Luciano, presi-
dente de la FUPI, la actriz Mona
Marti, ell representante Fernando
Milan, Ell professor universitario
Antonio j. Gonzalez y ell represen-
tante Baltazar Quifones Elias.
Ell homemade esta senalado para
comenzar a las tres de la tarde y Ia
direction central del PIP espe-
rs que "al mismo concurran cien-
tos de 'peregrinos de todos los pue.
bios de la Isla". Dice que como to-
dos los amos, d~elegaciones de dis
tintas agrupaciones, es~tudiantes,
obreros, PROFESSIONALS, acudiran al
cementerio a depositar sus ofren-
das florales sobre la tumba del pa
tricio".
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-01
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serian las ultimas personals que to-
Ierarlan la negligente falta de pro-
teccion de la vida, la integridad
personal y la propiedad de cual-
quler persona que resida en- este
Condadu
70 qulero por este medic ofre-
ger a UG y a todos los cubanos,
las seguridades de que estamos ha-
ciendo y haremos cuantos esfuer-
EOS fueren necesarioS para hallar
y encauSar en- lorna vigorosa a
c%ualquier persona que a clio de
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