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q, Eiercito cubano a trav6s de uno de los opostores a Batista: 81
coronel Ramon Barouin, hoy extnguendo una condena por delto
polnico en- la prisi6n de IAa de Pinos. Kieffer y Barquln Sc COMO
cieron en- Washington cuando Ell lider del frustrado movmlento r.
yolucionario de abril, ocupaba Ell cargo de Agregado Mhltar oel {.
bierno cubano. Kieffer a Ia saxon era professor del war Cohege
v Barouin 10 invite a que visnara Cuba, a nombre del Estado mayor
del Eiercto. para que dictara una serie de conferencias, en- la Escuela
de Aplicacion de Columbia, sobre geopoltica y la Importance estrate-
sca de Cuba en- case de una tercera guerra mundlal. ESos contactos
de entonces sirvieron, seguramente, a Kletter, para e escogloo q"
aRente de Batista en- Washington en- 1856. .
ID. cALENDARIo HIsToRICO.-1O de abril de 1892: Fundacion del
Partdo RevOluciOnariO CubanO.
HORARIO.-Una agencia international de noticias reporta que
contingencies de cubanos que Sc encontraban en- la Republca de FL
Salvador partieron hacia Honduras, mas tarde a Costa Rea y Ell
pasado martes legaron a las costas de Cuba, produciendo un nuevo
Los voceros propagandisticos de la usurpacion han inundado las
redacciones de los per6dicOs con una serie de fOtOgraflas que uneven
a la mas estreptosa de las carcajadas. En- elias aparecen mas de
ciyiIes, con los brazos aIrededor de la nunca los que, segun el EJercito'
efectuaron SUI presentation al GObierno "por haber sdo enganados
nor los insurrectos." TodoS muy limpiOs, rasurados y bien vestldos. =
Carlos M. Tranquil, viejo companero y amigo, responsible de la organl-
zac6n del M-267 en- Ell exterior, nos invita- para que consumamos
un turno Ell sabado proximo a las 8 de la noche, en- ell Edlflclo de las
Logias, en- ell acto de information que celebrara ell Movmiento y al
rem a transporter armas y soldados del Ejercito de BatNaa. -Mlentras
ell propio regimen admiha incursiOnes rebeldes en- la ciudad de Santiago
de Cuba, las fuerzas insurreceiOnales del DrectoriO Revolucionar1o,
que operan en- la Sierra del Escambray, iniciaban I'm ataque sorpresvo
en- varias locaidades de la provincial villarena.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-10

magistrates hace POGO tempo pi-
dieron Ell eneausamiento de Bats.
ia por los crimenes que ha cometi.
do, manifesto.
FL DR.. Urrutia fue entrevistado
anoche, en- ell programa de radio
de JinX Falkenburg y Tex McCrary,
de la National Broadcasting co.
"GSon Fidel y SUI hermano comu.
nista?", pregunt6 la Falkenburg.
NO" contesto Urrutia. son
ademas catolicos y poSeen fortu-
ma. Hace POGO, al morir SUI padre,
les deio a cada uno de ellos un ca
pital de ochenta mil dolares."
Agrego Urrutia, contestando a
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registr6 a solo cinco cuadras del
Quartet Moncada. La explosion Sc
atribuye a I'm acto de SABOTAGE.
Las Industries locales Sc veran
privadas de la unica fuente nacio-
nal de acetileno e hidrogeno, con
la. destruction del almacen y la eS.
tacion de distribution lie la Cuban
Air Products.
Los edificioS que hicieron explo-
sion estaban situados en ell centro
de un distrito de viviendas de gen.
tie de la clase media, a cinco qua.
dras apenas del Quartet Moncada.
Una Residential adyacente quedo
tambien totalmente destruida..
En- la bodega habia almacenados
varios cientos de cilindros, de los
~diferenteS gases comprimidos que
embotella la compania, para usos
mGdicos e irdustrialcs.
La explosion Sc atribuye 2 un
acto de SABOTAGE, pues las instalacio
mes de compression de la Inls.na
compania fueron totalmente des-
truidas DOR un GRO rebo'de hace
varias semanas. Ell SABOTAGE, enton-
ces, ocurrio tambien durante la no
che.
Tres personals resultaron leve-
mente heridas al ser golpeadaS por
fragmentos de la explosion.
Ell serene que normalmente pa
saba la noche en- Ell almacen no ha
podido ser localizado. Nc Sc sabe 81
SUI cdaaver Sc encuentra entire los
escombros 0 81 esta vivo por no ha-
berse presentado a SUI puesto.
Con motive de la explosion, la
ciudad de Santiago no contara con
ell oxigeno y ell anhidrido carboni-
co que necesitan sus medicoS. =
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URRUTIA COMENTA RENUNCIA
DE SIETE MAGISTRADOS

Ohh OIlA OINO1A
DE SIETE MAGISTRADOS
NUEVA YORK, abril 9. (UP).-
Ell DR.. Manuel Urrutia, magistrate
cubano que vive en- ell exilio v es
ell candidate de los rebeldes de FL
del Castro, a la presidencia provi.
sional de Cuba, dijo hoy que la re-
nuncia de siete magistrates de Ia
Audiencia de La Habana ha sido la
reaction natural ante los poderes
de emergencia que "se ha dado a
81 mismo Fulgencio Batista."
Gel poder judicial, como tai, ha
dejado de existir en- Cuba bajo Ba-
tista'', observe ell expresidente de
la sala tercera de la audiencia de
Santiago de Cuba, que sali6 del
pals despues de dar un vote parti-
cular al fallar en- un juicio contra
los hombres de Castro ell 10 de ma.
20 de 1857.
Urrutia dijo entonces que "de
acuerdo con ell articulo 4n de la
Constitutional Guiana, es legitima
la resistencia a la OPPRESSION"
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Wiene de la Prlmera,

dados han sido llevados ante la cor
te marcial, por la misma raz6n.
La radio rebelde volvi6 a funeio-
mar hoy desde la Sierra Maestro,
pero Ell transmisor de 1000 kilova.
tics de Fidel Castro no pudo ser
dido claramente, pues sus 1ndas
efan "interferidas" por las radios
del gobierno.
DESTRUIDA POR EXPLOSION
FABRICA NORTHUMBERLAND
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, abril 8.
(UP).-Una explosion destruyo to-
talmente anoche I'm almacen J una
estacion de distribution de la en-
pfesa norteamericana Cuban Air
Products Company.
Ounce minutes despues de la ex-
ploei6n, que tuvo l"ear a rs 3:"0
de la noche, Sc ago I'm vlolento ii
roteo. Sc cree que, al parecer Dor
nerviosidad, las tropas del gobier-
no, apoStadaS en- los tecEoS VeclnoS
al lugar de la explosion, fueron cul-
pables del tiroteo.
La empresa mencionada produ-
cia cilindroS de acetileno hidroge-
no y oxigeno. Los cilindros alma.
cenados hicieron explosion y sale
ron disparados por ell aire como
proyectiles. La explosion hizo volar
la puerta de acero de la entrada
del almacen que cayoA sobre un te-
cho vecino a mas de Is metros de
distancia.
Varios de los cilindros cayeron
sobre techos y Gales vecinas a dis
tancias de hasta 35 metros.
Tres personals resultaron leve-
uente heridas al ser golpeadas por
frbementos de la explosion, cue Sc
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-10

otra pregunta, que Castro al apo.
yarle COZ - candidate a la presi.
dencia provisional de Cuba, 81 es
derrocado ell gobierno de Batista,
demostraba "su desinteres''.
Eel ha dicho y reiterado que no
quiere la presidential para si", y
que solo lucha por la libertad de
Cuha
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e. UU. E~xTENDERA..
INinnn De L. Primera)

How lunes Sc espera la llegada a
Puerto Rice tambien del senior Al.
fred Hayes presidente del Federal
Reserve Bank de Nueva York. Sin
embargo, 81 no esta senalado pa
ra tomar parte en- la serie DE con
ferencias.
Ell senior Crosse inform6 que las
c~onferencias estaban encamlnaoas
primordialmente a explicarles Ell
sistema de reserva federal a lideres
bancarios y economists de la lsla.
Durante esta semana pasada tuvle-
ron conferencias con ell personal
de investigation del Banco Guber-
namental de Fomento y funciona-
rios de la Administration de Fo-
mento Economico.
Concluiran la serie de COME
rencias ell viernes por la noche
en- una reunion con los eeonomis-
tas mas destacados del Area Me-
tropolitana.
SOMETERAN NINOS A
PRUEBA DE T. B.
SAN JUAN - Tres mil qulnlen-
tos ninos del Caserio Nemesio Ca
males y sectores adyacentes seran
sometidos a la prueba de tubercu-
lima como parte del programa
educativo intensive que comen-
cara a desarrollar la Sociedad pa
ra Evitar la tuberculosis en- los MI
nos.
Este proyecto recibira Ia eoope-
racion del Negociado de Tubercu.
losis del Departamento de Salud
ell cual ha ofrecido personal espe-
cializado de enfermeria para reall-
Ear las pruebas bajo las instructed
mes de los tisiologos doctores ia
cobo Simonent y Hector Marrero
Otero quienes brindan sus servi.
clos a la Sociedad y al Hospital
Antituberculoso de Ninos en-
Guaynabo.
La primera etapa del proyectc
consistira en- co~nferencias educa
twas due estaran a cargo de los
doctores Simonet y Marrero 0terc
la Sociedad para Evitar la Tuber
culosis en- los Ninos.
BUFFALO TIENE COMITE
SOBRE LOS BORICUAS
SAN JUAN-Otro Comite Sobrt
Asuntos Puertorriquenos ha queda
do constituido en- otra ciudad dc
Estados Unidos despues que la Jun
ia de ReIaciones de la Comunidae
de Buffalo Nueva York, nombrt
dicho Comite, segun informo ayel
ell S~ecretario del Trabajo, senol
Fernando, Sierra Berdecia.
Ell senior Sierra Berdecia dijo OUT
este Comite Sc ha tornado con e
proposito de conocer cabalmente i;
comunidad puertorriquena; avert
guar sus neoesidades y problemai
v buscar medidas para hacerl
frente a estas necesidades, y ade
mas, lograr una mayor integra
cion del puertorrlqueno en- la vi
da communal.
Informo ademas ell senior Sierra
Berdecia que las r~ecientes reunio
mes del Comite demostraron vario
hechos concentrates a los reciei
llegados de Puerto Rico a la co
munidad de Buffalo.
Senalo ell senior Sierra que Sc hi
comprobado que no hay problem;
agudo en- la, comunidad, pero ha!
personas con problemas individual
les.H
Hay siete -conglomerados d.
puertorriquenos en- Buffalo y 81
encontft que ell aiuste de I'm mi
granite procedente de la IONA rura
con un lima caluroso, a una vida
urbana de temperatures bajas, pre-
senta dif.cultades, ademas del pro
blema de la falta de conocimiento
del idioma ingles especialmente er
relacion con ell empleo.
Ell Comlte tambien inform6 que
los mgr .sos bajos y la discrimina.
cion r%enresentan IN obstaculo pa
ra ell prer:orrlqueno cuando este
esta buscando aloiamiento satisfac,
torlo y uue exIste una escasez de
! casas en- Buffa'-
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INFORME DE L A

En- Palaclo Sc inform6 official.
mente en- horas del mediodia que
el Presidente Batista habia reali-
zado IN recorrido por la Capital
de la Republica en- union de sus
a~yudantes y otros colaboradores
comprobar la normalidad
~existente en- esta ciudad.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30

A typical Scout traffic safety
program is that of Explorer Post
1868, part of the Chicago Council
of Boy Scouts.
Post Leader Lafayette Morri-
son, Jr., has tailored projects to
the age group GA years or old
er) and interests of his men,
bers. One of the boys already is
a licensed driver, and seven
are in the process of learning.
II want to make good driv-
ers out Of the boys" Morri-
son told me, mot only for their
own safety, but for that Of other
drivers and pedestrians.
"It's important to establish
good driving habits in young peo-
pie even before they are licensed
to drive. Such habits can be eff
fective safety guards for the rest
Of their lives"
As part Of this training, Nor.
ris0n's post has embarked on q
''Find The Errors" campaign.
Each boy keeps . tally Of the
driver and pedestrian violations
he notes in traffic, and then
reports back to meetings for
group discussion.
In ways like these, Boy Scouts
everywhere can boost traffic safe
ty as pant Of ti'eir 1858 "Jive For
Tomorrow" safety campaign.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30
STARTING A TREND?

STARTING A TREND? .
Since Congressional candidate
Heinz Rollman told the State
Board of Elections that he has
spent $4,000 so far in his efforts
to unseat twelfth District Repre-
sentative George Shuford, old
heads around here have begun to
take new interest in the race.
"A Rollman has broken with tradi-
ton by apparently telling the
truth and nothing but the truth
about his spendings. That's an al
most unheard of thing in these
parts.
IL this honesty pays off in his
contest with Incumbent Shuford,
then you may see trend toward
truthful reporting about campaign
expenses. Up to now, the whole
shebang about the amount OF
money spent in North Carolina
political races for 20 years has
been a joke and nothing. but a
Joke.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30

Hodges European trip is on his
own time, his own money .
Heard last week that the N. c.
Automobile Dealers may before
long move from up in the Raleigh
Building to ground-floor, split
level quarters on the Davie Street
side of the Sir Walter: swanky
offices for sharply run outfit
Legislators answering ques-
tons put to them around the State
are stating opposition to putting
sales tax on food Physicians
are worried because in some coun-
ties fewer than one-third of the
teen-agers (and they are generally
the polio victims) have received
the three Salk vaccinations for in
fantile paralysis protection. State
health authorities say carelessness
caused by discovery of the vaccine
COULD lead to an outbreak of
polio. Have your children been vac
cinated THREE times for polio
If not, why not? The polio season
is almost here.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30
Grandna's Sunday Rules
BY JOHN l. COOLEY in the Christian Science Monitor

Grandma had rather rigid ideas
about the pastimes suitable to a
boys Sunday afternoons. Anything
that resembled competitive sport
was forbidden: baseball, prisoners
base, or good old tag had no part
in the long hours that followed
our Sabbath dinner.
On the other hand, could fly
my kite, take walk, work quietly
with my tools in the cellar, even
practice with my marbles. The
aforementioned diversion had to be
taken solo; if a friend joined me,
although only to admire my dex-
terity with an agate shooter,
Grandma was sure to see us.
"You know the Sunday Rules as
we'll as do" she'd say. 'There
are six other days in the week for
that game" Then-for she always
tried to be constructive-she would
suggest, "Why don't you boys take
walk?" Or if the weather was
unfavorable she might offer to
read to us.
My attempts to ease the Rules
discipline were persistent; they
were also monotonously unsuccess-
full. An impromptu oral brief on
why pitch and catch with Freddie
Winters could hardly be character
denting served no other purpose
than to develop my reasoning
ability. Even that by-product had
doubtful value, and l suppose to-
days psychologist would call the
experience frustrating, for l never
won an argument and probably
should have felt repressed. But l
didn't. l just keep arguing, and
losing.
Let me emphasize that all my
friends observed Sunday Rules so
similar to mine that we figured
our elders had conspired in COM
piling the strict code. Whether the
Academy Street parents and
grandparents were guilty of re-
straint of recreation is question
that did not come before our Court
of Childhood; we were not in a
position to bring a test case on
that point. But we did, l must
admit, commit minor and usually
unprecedented violations of the
rules. Punishment in my case, was
swift and certain: was sent to
bed, and there was no dessert on
Monday and Tuesday.
My respect for the rules and
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30

During 1858,
the four and a
half million
Scouts in the
United States
will devote
their efforts to
safety good
turns" in the
areas of traf-
fic, bicycle,
railroad and
farm equip
ment safety.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30

Did holman do the rlght Chlng
on the $4,000 reporter, in other
words, is honesty the best policy?
FLYING THE COOP They
aren't saying much about it, but
there is new worry among Wake
Forest College trustees about the
loss of top men on the administra-
tive staff of the school.
First to fly the coop was Rob
ert G. Deyton, vice president, who
is now associated with Meredith
College. That came as no great
surprise, under the circumstances,
but a few weeks ago William
Archie, the new dean trained to
succeed DR.. D. B. Bryan, announced
his departure for a Southern posi-
ton considered of less Importance
than the one he was leaving. DR..
Archie's leaving was a distinct
blow. Last Saturday, Vice Presi-
dent Sylvester Green announced
his resignation to go with William
Jewell College, another Baptist
school, in Missouri. And there are
others.
TO MRS. TOM Those who
had an opportunity-and it was a
definite privilege-to know Tom
Bost very we'll soon learned from
him that the item which gave him
go, verve, high spirits, and deep
inspiration was his beautiful,
charming, and altogether lovely
wife.
Toms by-line was known to
thousands. Every legislator. for so
years knew him. But Mrs. Bost,
who survives him and is still in
good health, was prominent, too,
as head of the State Department
of Welfare and otherwise.
Now a fund is being raised to
get up a social work scholarship
in honor of Mrs. Tom Bost. You
will be in the most select company
if you contribute to it. The place
to send your contribution: The
Annie Kizer Bost Scholarship
Fund, Box 957, Chapel Hill.
SCOTT SUCCESSOR While
on a little trip around the State
last week we heard that some of
the fellows who were closest to
the late Kerr Scott are grooming
his son, Bob, to fill some time his
political shoes. Kerr SCOTS father
ran for Commissioner of Agricul-
ture, was defeated, and Kerr later
came along and beat the son of
| the man who defeated his father.
Also, Old Man Bob-as he was
known in Alamance County-was
in the State Senate. He was a big
man in the State before Kerr Scott
was known outside his own town.
ship.
Now young Bob is edging toward
30, is a State College graduate, is
Grange assistant, has served
time in Korea, and is a dirt farm
er. Keep an eye on Bob Scott OF
Alamance County, so say some top
placed branch head boys.
NOTES Governor Luther
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30
TO THE
VOTERS OF
DARE
COUNTY
By DAVID STICK

Since the da couple weeks finally enough to
approach perfect stranger stick out hand Stick
and am candidate for Township have camponed
actively every precinct in Dare County
Now with the near hand can saw without
shame regret to who would scott politics. proud TO be
always remember. ~ ~
BY road and bridge ferry land and water greater size
thai" the State OF Rhode Island have carried people
Gratis whose nomination eekne TO the Republicans equally
with the need for honesty government others who
neglected to register, and in instances II.
have been courtesy by individuals with OPPOSING views and
their willingness; to hear me out has itself been worth the effort Of the campaign
matter have swayed them ALL For have
cratic process at work. and have been thrilled and not lille part
My sole that has impossible allotted for me to
this report that publicly and you have not
met I" ~Hfg what have told neebor. person.
Here is what have o say
candidate for office only County Commissioner from
Atlantic Township
against only my opponent now holds the
office seek and has held for several opponent Perry
personal friend whom consider completely and sincere.
In recent months there has been obvious growing confidence
and insofar The Township concerned feel it is
time for change For this have filed against Perry
Paigned actively for the Democratic nomination.
believe there need for the injection county gov
eminent for young experienced bushes" trusted by the people, and
OF the responsibility for the management Of county affairs
am elected The position seek shall calling proper
Of the Board of County for complete reappasa
Of departments Of county government Prior office would
and other agencies Raleigh all available printed material dealing with the osa
f0' county and the responsibility of county
in particular and would study this material carefully
possible about the Job before assuming
Because feel that those Of who live Of the county
been provided outside strongly obligated
the facilities for the still isolated residents Of atas Island have pledged
myself to work increasingly toward The construction Of bridge Inlet
and The attendant Sterilization Of that inlet This the only specific have
made but the filed for this office had
statement intentions pleased than hundreds
shakes later to be able that statement needs alteration and
It herewith:
filed for Commhs from
primary.
with political am bound promises
individual special
Iwnot the domat of
with mnd that will
what feel
psiO issue it
arises; and that will public public behind
AS resident of Dare o
civic activities whenever called
in in
Washington writer
would be useful member the Board
solicit o who would
consideration suchs uppo
the o the Isubmi my
DAVID STICK
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30
WILLIS r. PEARCE
A CANDIDATE FOR
DARE COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Subject to Democratic Primary May 81. 1858

Subject to Democratic Primary May 81. 1858
4 believe that The future development and progress
Of Dare County depends upon HE improved quality and
reputation Of school system believe further that any
citizen of county who fails. either from fear indf
ference TO step forward and share in the community
sPonsbii+y to provide county school system operated
solely for the educational advancement Of the pupils be-
trays trust placed every parent and citizen Of
county To This trust have pledged myself by presenting
my candidate for the County Board Of Eduea-
ton.
u have nothing whatever TO gain other than better
community in which to live. community where children.
The future citizens of this county, have the educational
opportunities afforded by other communities and where
parents will not hesitate to and settle for fear Of
depending their chldrens educational future
This is no one-man trust and no .one-man Job. It
belongs to all citizens Of this county who believe do
that schools exist and maintained for the best interests
of each and every pupil in HE county, Any taxpayer in
this state is sockhode in The schools and entitled
TO- and responsible for a voice in their operation.
." have faith in fe strong force that the citizens and
parents Of each community in Dare County working TO-
gssher can generate For This reason. ask for your
support"
WILLIS R. PEARcE
Manteo. N. c.
(This advertisement sponsored by supporters of
Willis r. Pearce)
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30
By Jeanne Smith,
Dodge Safety Consultant

THE FAMOUS BOY SCOUT
"good turn" credo has taken on
a new and vital meaning this
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30

Did RolIman do the right thing
on the $4,000 reporter, in other
words, is honesty the best policy?