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The Nome nugget., 1958-11-05
Washington State Bucks The
 National Trend

SEATTLE, R Washington bucked the national trend by sending six Republican represen- tatives and one Democrat back to Congress for the fourth straight time, and electing the states first Congresswoman.
 But in nearly all other races, both national and state, Demo- crats scored heavily. ' son easily won reelection against
 Democratic Senator Henry Jack political newcomer William B. Bantz, Spokane Republican, piling up a lead of 502,198 to 233,006 with about 82 per cent of the pre- cints reported.
 A right work law was sound ly defeated for the second time in two years despite a costly and in tensive campaign by it's packers, spearheaded by the Boeing Air plane Co. and General Electric Go.
 Mrs. Catherine May, A, of Va kima, became the first Congress woman in the states 69-year his tory in winning the seat vacated by Republican Representative Hal Holmes. Her victory over Frank Leroux, Walla Walla wheat far mer, was regarded as Washing tons major political upset. Mrs May has been a State Legislator six years.
 Republican incumbent Con. gressmen who won reelection most of them handily, were Thom- as Pelly, Jack Westland, Russell V. Mack, Walter Horan, and Thor Tollefson.
 Democrats, who had claimed they would take two to five Re. publican seats, had to settle fol the one they already had. Rep resentative Don Magnuson CD, won easily.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-05

District 23. As Governor of Alaska, Mike Stepovich has been in Nome and participated in the Fourth of July ceremonies, and made many friends.
 He comes this time as a Re publican candidate for U. s. Sen ator, and is opposed on the ballot by former Governor Ernes t Gruening.
 He was scheduled to speak at the Rotary Luncheon today, while his wife was to be honor guest at a no-host luncheon at the North Star Seaview Room.
 As a member of the Pioneers of Alaska, Stepovich will attend that meeting this evening after appearing on TV, and after the meeting Mrs. Stepovich and mem- bers of the Women's Auxiliary will join with the Pioneers for a social hour. Wives and husbands of pioneers have been included to meet the guests.
 Thursday, MT. and Mrs. Step ovich leave for Kotzebue, for an overnight visit, and return here Friday enroute to Juneau to meet with Secretary of the Interior Fred Seaton.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-05
Worlds Fair New
 AirpOrt Burns

ZAVENTEM, Belgium, R - The main building of Brussels new International Airport was wrecked last night by a fire due, at least indirectly, to premature opening of the airport.
 A helicopter rescued two per sons trapped in the control tower
 Officials said the fire was started by explosion of a small oil stove installed on the ground floor to supplement still cratic heating system.
 The airport was opened to traf- fife before completion to handle the crowds attending the Worlds Fair last summer.
 Traffic resumed with operations centered in a building on the other side of the field.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-05
DEMOS. TAKE OVER CONGRESS

states, swing generally interpre- ted as reflecting dissatisfaction with Administration farm poli- cies. This could influence Con gress to a free hand on aid to farmers.
 In tabulations up to noon, the Republicans, while losing heavily in their own numbers, had failed to oust a single sitting Democrat from Congress.
 One Democrat who appeared in possible danger was Representa- tive Brooks Hays of Arkansas. Dale Afford, segregationist write-in candidate, held lead over Hays, who tried last year to ease the federal-state clash over integration of schools.
 In the battles for state gover- norships, the Republicans did a little better.
 Rockefeller's victory over liar riman in. the battle of the mill lionaires was their show piece - point of elation. However, they also busted Democrats from state houses in Arizona, Oregon and Rhode Island while losing in Cali fornia, Maryland, Nevada, Ohio. South Dakota and Wisconsin.
 For the Senate, the results at rL afr 0I ted and 34 Republicans.
 For the House, the count was 276 Democrats elected and 138 Re publicans. Still undecided were 21 races. Republicans led in 16 of these, Democrats in five.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-05
By MARVIN L. ARRoWSMITH


 WASHINGTON, R - President Eisenhower said today the cleo torate obviously voted for spend- ing advocates in giving the Demo- crats greater control of Congress.
 At a news conference, Eisen- hover called any trend toward bigger federal spending a dan gerOuS one.
 He pledged that his Administra- ton will fight hard against it during his last two years in office.
 Speaking against the back ground of sweeping Democratic election triunphs, Eisenhower emphatically replied - not at all - when asked whether he ex- poets to have additional trouble during the next two years in deal- ing with Congress.
 Eisenhower added he always has managed to get along pretty well with Congress. He said he is confident that Democrats as well as Republicans are motivated by what is good for the country
 The news conference was dom- mated by questions about the out come of Tuesdays elections, which gave the Democrats the tightest control of Congress since New Deal days.
 Eisenhower opened the confer. ence by asking whether there were any questions, and ther
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-05
Skaters Meet Death On Flight Home

ANCHORAGE, R An ice skating party ended in death for two men and a girl whose bodies were found in the wreckage of their plane about 35 miles north west of here yesterday.
 Killed in the crash were Ray Nickel, Los Angeles, pilot and former employe of the Civil Aeronautics Administration; Wal ter Brunn, 27, Staten Island, N. Y, CAA technician, and Miss Halcyon Tallakson, 22, Minnea- polls, Minn., a teacher at Gova ernment Hill school here.
 The trio left here Sunday for an ice skating party at Big Lake. The crash apparently occurred as they were returning to Anchor age.
 Miss Tallakson's father, Harold, is an elementary school principal in Minneapolis.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-05
Tavern Pinup Boy

DERBY, England, R - Irish man James Mccormack today be- came the pinup boy of Derby's 415 pubs. clubs, hotels and liquor stores.
 Police sent each a photograph of the 51-year-old laborer with the order: Don't serve him.
 Mccormack appeared in court Tuesday charged with being drunk. It was the second time in 24 hours, the 18th time this year, and the 10th time in his 35-year drinking career.
 He was fined 2 pounds ($5.60, and banned from buying liquor for three years.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-05
By WILLIAM T. PEACOCK
 and JACK BELL

WASHINGTON. R TT Demo- crats climbed in Tuesdays cleo tions to peaks of Congressional power rivaling their palmiest New Deal days. They seized heavy ma jorities in both Senate and House.
 The balloting at the same time shook up the national political picture for 1960's Presidential election.
 Both California's William F. Knowland and New York's Aver ell Hartman were shunted from the main political current.
 Political clamor settled instead on their conquerors in battles for governorships Democrat Ed mund c. PaD Brown in California and Republican Nelson Rockefel- Ter in New York.
 What the Democratic upsurge in Congress may mean as to the future course of legislation is still to be assayed.
 But President Eisenhower said the people obviously were voting for spending advocates. Calling any trend toward bigger federal spending a dangerous one, he told a news conference he will fight hard against it during his last two years in office.
 The New York stock market, after opening mixed, swung high CT in active trading.
 Democrats scored major sue cesses in important farm belt
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-05
Report Red Buildup Opposite Quemoys

TAIPEI, Formosa, R - Artil- lery dueling resumed today in the offShore war after a .27-hour lull. Red Chinese guns opened up on the Quemoys before dawn. Ma tionalist batteries returned the fire.
 There were reports of continu- ing Red buildup of mainland po- sitions opposite both Quemoy and MatSu, 150 miles north.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-05
Labor Halls Democrats As Friends
By NORMAN WALKER Associated Press Labor Writer

WASHINGTON, R - Labor unions today acclaimed the cleo ton returns as insuring Con- gress that can wreck all existing state right -to-work laws at one sweep and enact new social legis- lation.
 They gained confidence from defeat of right-to-work referenda in five of the six states in which the issue was on the ballot.
 Union strategists said the com plexion of the new Congress is such that labor-wanted measures - like a higher minimum wage, extra jobless benefits and reces- sion curatives - will get more favorable consideration than they have in recent years.
 One thing organized labor will fight for in Congress next year, union sources said, is repeal of that section of the Taft-Hartley law known as 14B which per mits states to enact right work laws. These ban the union shop - a labor contract provision that requires workers to join union to hold their jobs.
 Kansas voters approved ban on the union shop Tuesday, join- ing Is other states which already had such laws on the books.
 But right-to-work was voted down handily in Ohio, California, Washington and Colorado, and lost by a narrow margin in Idaho.
 Labor unions wanted to avoid at all costs any spread of the right work principle in the industrial Midwest. Indiana is the only state in that area now hav- ing such a law.
 The other right-to-work states are: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, North and South Dakota, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Virginia.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-05
WEATHER FORECAST

Decreasing cloudiness today, fair tonight and tomorrow.
 Lowest temperature expected tonight 25, the high tomorrow 34
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-05
Mike Stepovich
 Is Visiting Nome On Campaign g Trip

Nome welcomes Mike Stepo- vich today with his wife, who are arriving on a campaign trip to
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
MAYOR
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bien estar de acuerdo con e.
PreSidente de la Republica, Jus
celino Kubitschek, en- que Bra
sill necesita $500 millones d.
dolares para acelerar su desa
rrollo nacional.
EstadoS Unidos, afirm6, hs
demostrado su indiferencia ha.
cia America Latina cor
los "insignificanteS" presto
NOS otorgados a sus vecinos de-
sur. Ahadio que en- un solo ano.
EStados Unidos otorg6 a Europa
mas ayuda que a America La.
tina en- TODD i'm siglo.
Declare que Russia invertia
una parte mayor de SUI produc.
cion nacional bruta que Estados
Uaidos y que la production ma.
cional combinada de TODD el
bloque sovietico fue mayor que
la de Estados Unidos en- 1857
Aranha, de quien Sc espera
que acepte una inyftacion del
Kremlin, para hacer una vista a
Russia, anadio que no guerra que
Brasil Sc enriqueciese a costa
de sus vecinos, pero espera que
EstadoS Unidos haga fuertes
emprestitos al pals en- los amos
proximos, que serian oportuna.
mente cancelados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03

fueron adversos al proyecto de constitution
del General De Gaulle, contra cinco y medic
millones que recibieron los candidates CO.
munistas en- las elecciones de enero de 1855.
Aun cuando la decadencia de los eomu-
nistas Sc ha producido rapidamente, los pc
ritos en- asuntos p~oliticos no ven NADIA de mi
nisterioso en- clio y la atribuyen a los siguien'
ties factories:
y Los votos de simple protesta que an.
ties iban a los comunistas Sc pasaron ahora a
favor de De Gaulle;
y Ell sistema electoral, que de repre-.
sentacion proportional que era, con arreglo
al cual cada partido obtenia I'm n1mero de
sillones parlamentarios, en- proportion a su
vote popular en- TODD ell pals, fue cambiado
en- sistema de representation mayoritaria, por
eli cual los partidos 20 alianzas de partidos)
con ell mayor numero de votos ganan en- los
districts correspondence. Esto constituy6
I'm duro golpe para los comunistas, porque
nadie quiso aliarse con ellos ahora;
81 Ell hecho de que ell Partido Comu-
nista frances sea actualmente acaso mas "sta-
linista' que Ell propio partido comunista
russo. Quienes desertaron Iltimamente del
partido han dicho que este no marcho con
arreglo a los cambios que Sc producer con
Ell transcurso del tempo; y
A. La nueva crisis de Berlin armada
por los sovieticos, que en- manera alguna
ha ayudado al partido en- Francia.
Sin embargo, Francia sigue teniendo Ell
segundo Partido Comunista de Importance y
numero, fuera del bloque sovietico. FL pri-
nero O. 81 de Italia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03

Yiene d Il RAgina o

manos 0 parientes eercanos. En-
la actualidad, bajo Ell impulse
de los vientos democraticos que
soplan en- todas las ATTITUDES,
es decir del parallel 3S para
aoajo, la mujer coreana ha ele-
gido la libertad y vive como las
demaS
I'm detalle muy interesante
en- las ceremonies matrimonial
les es que aun cuando estas
sean celebradas por Ell rito ca,
tolico, ell novio ofrece a la des.
posada un vase de vino rojo
que ha de tomarse antes de
acercarse al altar. Ell simbolis-
mo es evidente cuando la noVia
llena la copa y Sc la ofrece al
novio ndicando reciprocidad en-
Ell matrlmonio. Sc podria lamar
Ell vino del amor, cuyo origen
debe remontarse a algun mito
coreano ligado COON ell de los
srlegoS a la TERRA, la creacion
y la feeundidad.
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cultades porque entire ellos hay
division debido a multiples d.
ferencias y antagonismos.
Los nacionalistas ganaron 10
de 10 concejos departments
les. Los colorados solo CANA
ron en- ell Departmental de Ri
vera.
Anteanoche elementos de la
U BID, creyendo asegurar la
victoria la celebraron ruidosa-
mente organizando manifesto
clones Y caravans de automo-
viles.
A pdrtir del mediodia de
aver, al experimental las cifras
un vuelco en- favor del herre-
rismo, Nos admiradores del Ii
der de la fraction triunfante,
Sc lanzaron a las Gales llenos
de juhilo, improvisando ruido-
SOS desfiles que Sc detuvieron
frente al diario eel Debate,
trgano del nacionalismo, y or
ganizaciones directrices del
partido entonando ell himno
de la agrupacion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
Notus Sociales
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Wienc de la Pagina ~
eUnPleokOs
En- fecha reciente lego a un
nuevo ano de Su allegro existen-
ella la preciosa nina Hilda Je.
welt, hija del senior Alexander
Jewett y sonora, Laura de Je-
welt, motive por Ell cual nos
complace felicitarla carinosa-
mente y desearle muchos amos
mas de vida.
LEGO a sus once amos de edad
en- dias pasados ell simpatico nj
no Carlos Juan Castah6n. hijo
del senior Emigdio CaStan6n Y
sonora, Zoila CIevas de CaSta
non, miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia hi~spanoamerica-
ma residente en- Miami.
10 felicitamos carirosamente
y lie deseamos una prolongada y
prospera vida.
Vayan nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones para la gentil DANA
sonora Silvia de Pardo, esposa
del senior OswaIdo Pardo, quien
celebro en- ell dia de aver I'm
nuevo aniversario de su natali-
clio.
Aver celebro sus seis amos de
edad, ell gracioso nino Roberto
Gomez, a quien nos complace
enviar nuestras mas calidas fe-
licitaciones que tambien hace-
mos extensivas a sus amantisi-
mos abuelltos, senior MAX san
tiesteban y senora, Felipa de
Santiesteban.
kS
Celebr6 ell mejor de sus dias
la preciosa nina Elba Nilda
Ruiz, hija del Sr. Santiago Ruiz
y sonora, Rosalia Feliciano de
Ruiz, miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia h~ispanoamerica-
ma.
Nos complace enviarle nues-
tras carinosas felicitaciones y
votos porque cumpla muchos, y
muy dichosos, amos mas de vi
da,
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
CHILE
(COntinuaci6n de Ia pag. 81

Ke6A ~
esta estudiando una formula
para aumentar los sueldos en-.
ire un rs y un II por Glen.
to, recibiendo menos porcen-
tajes de aumento los que ten.
gan mayores sueldos, ademas
de propiciar una elevation de
10 que reciben empleados y
obreroS, en- concepto de asig-
naci6n familiar. Este es un So
bresueldo que pagan las cajas
de provision a los trabajadores
casados y con hijos.
A principles de este ano, los
sueldos fueron aumentados en-
I'm Is por ciento. BESIDE hace
varios las remuneraciones son
aumentadas en- Chile a princi-
pios de ano, debido a que Ell
costo de la vida sube constan-
temente.
Al hablar a los dirigentes
gremiales, Alessandri les advir-
ti6 que, de todos modos, los
aumentos de los sueldos ocasio-
naran aumentos en- los costos
de production y articulos de
consume, y dijo que la unica
soluci6n para salir de este cir
culo vicioso es aumentar la ca
pitalizaci6n del pals.
Para tai fin, anadio, Sc pro-
pone alentar Ell capital local y
extranjero a realiZar mayores
inversiones en- ell pals. Sin en-
barge, Ell jefe del estado dijo
que era necesario conceder rea-
justes en- las remuneraciones
de los trabajadores.
Tambien anunci6 Ell Presiden-
tie Alessandri la concession de
otro aumento de sueldo mas,
que seria dado en- forma gene
raj a todos los empleados y
obreros para compensar los ma
yores precios de varios articu-
los de primera necesidad, que
Sc produciran como consecuen-
cha de medidas economicas que
piensa adoptar ell gobierno. Tai
vez estas medidas sean la hber-
tad de precios para algunos ar
tfculos de consume general. Re-
cientemente fueron derogados
los precios maximos Sobre ell
aceite comestible.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
DILLON


4ll,Ontinuaci6n de Ia Pagina 81
acelerar ell crecimiento econo.
mico del mundo libre.
"Con I'm bloque comunista
hostil, llevando actiNamente una
ofensiva en- masa contra ell sis
tema de libre empresa de occi.
dente - declare - la expan-
sion y protection de las inver:
stones privadas en- ell extranje.
70 Sc han convertible en- I'm
.asunto de suma preocupacion
para ell DEPARTMENT. de Esta-
do, en- la direction de nuestras
relaciones exteriores.
"Tenemos ell mas VINO interes
en- estimular la afluencia de in
'versiones privadas norteameri-
,canas Y SUI correspondence ex.
,periencia administrative. Esta.
mos buscando activamente ell
,empleo de los vastos recursos y
la idoneidad de las empresas
privadas de Estados Unidos pa
ra vigorizar la economic del
mundo libre.
"Estos paises necesitan una
,,grado acceptable de crecimiento
seconomico para permanecer Ii
lbfes. No deben Greer que SUI
.selecci6n esta entire Ell pan Y la
iibertad".
Dillon manifesto que las me
sdidas adoptadas por ell Departa-
smento de Estado para alentar
las inversiones privadas inclu-
yen, entire otras, la negotiation
de tratados comerciales y fisca-
les, I'm programa de garantia a
Jas inversiones contra las perdi-
das por appropriation, inconver.
Ntibilidad y guerra, information
sobre oportunidades de inver'
sion por medic de las embaja'
das norteamericanas en- TODD ell
mundo y aliento de los organis-
mos del gobierno para la parti-
cipacion financiera en- progra.
mas de i~nversiones.
Como ejemplo de este ultimo
otto I'm emprestito reciente del
>Banco de Exportacion e Impor.
tacion a la Southern Peru Cop
per Corporation, en- la que par
tieipan cuatro companies norte-
americanas.
ri Dillon dijo que tambien espe.
IA que ell fondo de prestamos
para desarrollo desempene un
papel importante en- ell otorga.
miento de prestamos a empire
sas privadas norteamericanas en-
lei extranjero,
"Hasta ahora - manifesto -
I'm notable porcentaje de las
-tnNersiones de Estados Unidos
en- Ell extranjero, estan concen'
-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
ki0MEnAJE
(Continuaei6n &c IA. Pag,na d

uC "a Z aSkAd. o.
ideales y ell esfuerzo mancomu
nado, habremos de erigir ur
mundo de paz y justicia", die
Eisenhower en- SUI telegrana.
Ell orador principal de la no
che fue Thomas Mann, Secreta.
rio de Estado Adjunto para
Asuntos Economics.
EN- los meses venideros, bus.
caremos en- forma coniunta nue..
vos metodos de lograr I'M au.
mento en- Ell flujo de capitales
partioulares que deberan aumen
tar la productividad de los pal
ses l-atinoamericanos, 3" dijo
Mann y agreg6:
"Estados Unidos, ultimamen-
te, ha procedido a buscar la for
ma de ayudar-a la estabilizaci6n
de las industries del cafe, del
plomo y del zinc que son tan
importantes para la economic
de mas de I'm pals de la Ameri-
ca Latina"
"Esperamos luego en- los me-
ses que vienen considerar con
atencion y. simpatia Ell deseo de
los paises de la America Latina
hacia un aumento en- SUI conner
clio, 10 que tambien conducira
a ensanchar y hacer mas .efecti-
va la cooperation tecnica que Sc
habra de ~necesitar, cada dia
mas, al entrar en- expansion las
economics de dichos paises."
Nelson Rockefeller, ell gober-
nador electo de Nueva York, tu-
vo tambien palabras de e'ogio
para Brasil, al que llam6 eel
gran amigo de Estados Unidos"
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03

tradas en- Canada, America La
tina y Europa. Debemos alentar
a los inversionistas a que vayan
a zonas como ell Cercano Orien-
tie, Asia y Africa.
Ell Secretario de Concrete
Adjunto para Asuntos Interna-
cionales, Henry Kearns, por su
parte, declare que su departa-
mento, esta sumamente intere-
sado en- ell programa para au-
mentar las inversiones de Es-
tados Unidos en- ell extranjero.
Kearns declare ante la conf
sion que ell gobierno trabaja &C.
tualmente en- un programa para
alentar tales planes con incen.
tivos fiscales
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abandonar sus cargos el cinco de mayo de
1947. Despues, jamas volvieron a tener un
cargo ministerial.
De todos modos, continuation obteniendo
la cuarta parte del total de los votos popula-
res. en- cada election general que hubo en- Ell
pals, 81 bien Ell numero de miembros autenti-
cos recalcitrantes del partido jamas ha exec
dido ell medic million.
Ell aplastamiento de la revolution hun.
CARA, por ell ejercito sovietico, did com re-
sultado ell incendio de las oficinas matrices
del Partido Comunista en- Paris, una YER
dadera fortaleza, por la iracunda muchedunn-
bre, y. la perdida de fuerza de los comunis-
tas en- los sindicatos gremiales nacionales.
Pero este reeves fue solo temporal, y Ia
memoria de los successes de Budapest Sc esfu-
mo. Ell alto costo de la vida y la mala VI
vienda preocupaban mas al ciudadano fran
ces v Sc mantenian en- pie en- forma predo-
minante.
Despues vino Ell referendum nacional 80
bre ell proyecto de Nueva Constitution del &c.
neral De Gaulle, Ell % de septiembre ultimo,
v los observadores que sostenian que gran
parte del vote comunista era supplements
un vote de protesta de elementos no comu-
nistas frente a Ia situaci6n, vieron ~ opinion
confirmada. Is
Los comunistas hicieron una visorosa
campaha contra Ell general De Gaulle. Las
cifras finales muestran que solo cuatro mi
Homes y medic de votos 70 sea 81 20 por
%ciento), muchos Dc clos de no %eornunistas,
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
Sc NEcEsITAN
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tribuyan al desarrollo economi-
co de America Latina. "
Kearns dijo que, a fines de
1857 las inversiones norteame-
ricanas en- ell extranjero totali-
zaban 54,215 millones de dola-
res, de las cuales 17,403 Milo
mes correspondent al gobierno
de Estados Unidos.
Kearns cito declaraciones del
nuevo Secretario de Concrete
Lewis L. Strauss, en- Ell sentido
de que las tacticas econ6micas
internacionales de la Union So
vieticas no son menos peligrosas
que sus armas nucleares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03

encantado y dulce litoral de
Estoril parece haber comuni-
cado SUI aterciopelada emo
ei6n a esos verses de finas IL
meas, de hondas woes interio-
res y de apagada ammonia.
Umana Bernal es ademas
p~eriodista, elocuente orador
politico y ha actuado en- la
d%iplomacia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
MERCEDES 3 DE DIclENBFE DE 1888 DAR0 las AMERICAS : P5os9

cesos de este tipo Sc suspende-
ran, siempre que ash 10 solicite
Ell gobierno y que los afectados
Sc comprometan a sometefse a
las leyes y a TRAFALGAR paciffca.
mente. En- case de no cumplu
esta promesa ell proceso Sc rea2
nudara.