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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-16
No People Hospital Yet,
But Animal Clinic Opens

Geauga County may not have
its 51-bed hospital, but located
on Route 6, east of Chardon, sits
the new Chardon Veterinary
Hospital and boarding kennels.
Alan P. Cragg, doctor of vet
erinary medicine, opened the
hospital Jan. 6. In the building
is a modern, well-lighted recep-
ton room. The hospital is made
up of four other rooms, all of
which are spacious and weH-e-
quipped.
The hospital will hold a capa-
city of between 20 and 25 ami
mails. At the present time, it is
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-16

week include:
Autos driven by Arthur H.
Garfield, 20, Box 27, Middle
field, and Clyde r. Diedrich, 10,
Ill Maple Ave, Chardon, collid-
ed on Rt. 81 west of Stone Rd.
IN Newbury Friday night. Dam
ages were reported to both We
hicleS.
Cars operated by Joseph J.
LaskoWski. Al, 755 Chillicothe
Rd., Chesterland, and Joseph Il.
Began, 81, Rt,. a, Chardon, were
involved in an accident on Rt.
322 at Rt. 306 Friday afternoon
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-16
Geauga5 Umnformed Sheriff
Is Taken by Surprise

Mr.. Fred Austin and his mother
Also attending were: Mrs,
Claire Foster, Blaine Kaufman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard K urtZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Barthomew
James Werner, Mrs. Evelyn Ski
ba, Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith
Garland Shelter, Dave Yates, Al
Brockway, Frank Null and Ro-
bert SinarSki.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-16
Commissioners OK
Rewriting of Jail

Geauga County Commission
erS Monday approved the COM
plete electrical reWiring of the
County jail on Main St.
Commissioners also purchased
three new radios for the new
cars to be bought on Jan. 81
for the Sheriff'S department.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-16
INSIDE:
COMMUNITY NEWS

Aquilla Council Erectsi Stop
Signs in Village II ...... S
Chester Twp. Trustees tElect
Richmond, Make Appoint
mentS ..............................-t t....- 2
ClaridOn Study Club Elects
Mrs. Babcock .................I.. S
East ClaridOn Families Visit 5
MOntville'S Birthday Club
Meets at Home Of Mr$. Mil
ton Gray .................................. 8
MunsOn Grange Cancels Meet
ing Due to Snow ........... 2
South Hambden ............. 49,. 5
OTHER FEATURES
Chardon Personals 49,. IL
Chardon School News. ....... g
Church News ................... 4
Classified Ads ................ IL
Courthouse News cocoon. 8
Men In Service. e..,t..................... 8
Society ...................................-..12 Il
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18
Dance To, Benefit Cumberland Man
Who Was Burned In Fire Recently

The Cumberland American Legion
and Legion Auxiliary arc sponsoring
dance Friday night. March 20. with
all proceeds going to Charles L,
Lane. Lane was critically burned in
cash fire al Peters Motor Com
pany in Cumberland. February rs.
Lane has been an active member
IN the Cumberland Legion Post. He
IS still IN critical condition II Mo
Cure Hospital in Richmond. where
he was taken after receiving pre-
liminary treatment at Southsldc
Community Hospital
The 2T-year-old Cumberland native
served three years during the kore-
an War AS q member Of the ailbornc
forces He and his wife and two chill
dren have been living in Cumberland
after he completed his military scrv-
ice. He was stationed iii Germany
most OF his service time. which was
from 1850 TO 1883
Members Of the Cumberland Post
as well as members of the Auxiliary
are selling tickets for the benefit
ball whichfWill be held al the Legion
Post Home at Sunny Side. Tickets
are also available at almost every
business place NJ the county.
Music will be furnished from q w
by the Virginia Swingstcrs, who are
donating their time TO make The
dance success. +. II. Vassar. Ill
nance officer OF the Cumberland
Post, said contributions may be sent
directly to him or simply to The
American Legion. Cumberland
Cause Of the fire at the garage
still has not been determined. Az
open bucket with about two gallons
OF gasoline suddenly burst into
flames and caught fire to the clothes
OF Lane and Ronald Wilson. who
were close to the bucket Richard
Fleming and Jnnnus Jamerson were
also burned in the fire, but did not
require disqualification. Wilson was
hospltalizcd temporarily Lane, VINO
was described as ia mass 0f
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18
NIE 4 JdIIfUTNNN.
Leaps Ia Richmond

RlWa Jamcrson
Leaps IN Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs jimmie Leap we're
III Richmond Wednesday.
Those attending the WSCs confer
cnce at Clarksvillc NJ. E. church
Tuesday from Smyrna were Wesley
p. Dunkun. Mesdames Wesley Dun
kun1 president. Lucy Bersch and
Cathrinc Morris.
Mrs. M. M Julian and Mrs Annie
Garnet were in Farmvillc last week
Mrs. Margaret Hamilton is a pa
tlent IN Southsidc Community Hos.
pital for surgery. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs c. r. Wise aud Harry were
IN Richmond Thursday.
Harrises Have Luncheon
Sunday luncheon guests OF the Al.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18

Charles n saaplctaf 7 fafaer
af MIS- Foster r Gresham. NJ
Farmville died Friday. March a.
at- Charlottesville, where hn uas "
civil engineer and Surveyor
He vas a native Of PENNSYLVANIA
and graduate d Massachusetts III.
stittte of Technology H. MAXI rrslaed
" Virginia since i9l-
HIS Wfe and two mandc hldfen
SurVpe III addition 10 Mls Gresham
Funeral scrtces WlfA fHfrrmcnt ln
Monticello Memorial Park ~ Caat
lnttcsqille wcre heid Man4av
Ms aad Mrs Heurv Pat WhosIas
we're al fennm Couege for parent
KAY Friday 1t last Week
Mrs Joha covnEtan IN Ros
Hill Culpeper. IL eacst ~ Ale
ana Mrs Ro0len Bruce
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18

BUCKINGHAM Book club met Tues
day niphi il TIE home Of Mrs Har-
ris with Mrs Bob Jones and Mrs
Robert Holmes as Joint hcstesses.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18
Hospital News

There were 50 patients in tho
hospital Monday morning
Patients Admitted
T MIS- H. H Mann. Keysville
Wayne Covlngton. Farmvlllc. Mrs
Calvin Chide ester Farny!lln
George Ragland. Dlllwyn. william
S ma We y, Keysville. Mrs A. d
Burns, Fort Mitchell, q. r. Carr
Crewe. Miss Mary Arendall
Crewc Mrs. j E Hill Burkeyille.
David Clay, Blackstone
Also J H Smith. Crcwe. jaime.
Calhoun. Cullen, Charles fDennis
Hampden- sydney. Mrs. Carl SIN
well. Farmville W T Guthrie
Cumberland, J r. Webb. Farm
vile. Mrs S W Pope, CreWc II
+ Bcasley. Andersonville and Ms
Arthur Buckrom Prospect.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs 7 I, Dobbins. Jr
Charlotte c II. girl, March Ia
I0iorcd Patients
James Ghce, Failnvillc: william
Taylor. South Hi and j a m e.
fred Harris family we've Rcv anc
Mrs. william Jcsstp, and daughter
Of Richmond.
MI. and Mrs Herman DoWdy tlS
tied Nh and Mrs Elwood Dowdy
and family Of Shipman Sunday
M " Leete, Of Farmvillc. gavf
an unusually good talk At Smyrna NJ
E Church Sunday morning. it bcina
lavman s day,
The Francis Asburv subdistic4
council meeting was held At Sflyrna
church Thursday evening
Latest reports from our ncighbor
| hood patients at the Southsidc Hos
pltal. Mrs. Vcrnard Profit Il
Paul Jones are good and We wiSl
them all speedy recovery
Mr. and>>Air>- Walter Marks wcrt
in Farmville Friday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18
(urIs,iIIc

suday dinner guests Or Mrs. M.
M JWliaa we're Nh ana Mrs. Pink
pcs oNasby Of Cedar neighborhood
Aifs 4 s. Galnett spent Sunday
fa-Ail aild Mrs Mite Moore, and
Of BQckpehan
Mf aad Mrs Mayfield Ownsby at
@adod services sunday morning at
ioac ChapoF
Nlr and Mrs Willie Ovnsby and
family attended Sunday morning
fNces at Belfast Church, Crewe
Recent visitors Of Mr. and Mrs.
Harris and family. we're Mr.. and
Nfs Acic Allen and Acic, Jr., Mr..
aud Mrs John LcSuear, Thomas Ray
sad GayneIlc Dunkum. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18

dietary Improvement and parasite
destroying programs for the chill
dren The travel expenses d the
teams VIII be paid BY the Unitarian
Service Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

Your family will find it's easy love the new Mrs. Ebert
Margarine It's the modern table spread with important d
has unmakabe favor of the high priced sprea
but IL KEEPS that fresh, sweet faOOv 6ngerl
Have you noticed how the high priced spread often rar
favor and can pick up foreign and odo almost overnight
Well the new Mrs. FiIberts is specially made from seer
family recipe to fresh and the high priced sprea
itself Not only when you buy it. and when serve tbu unit
the last delicious pat is gone.
Mrs Fbers special quality nothing extra Ser
Mrs Fiberts with confidence to those you love.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
Cool and Delicious

Seafsrers and landlubbers
alike can't wait for second
helpings of this chilled shrimp
soup. No wonderl It's smooth,
creamy, and pinkish in color
with fiecks of chopped green
spinach throughout. In Is
minutes, you can have 1t ready
to slide into the refrigerator
for chilling. Make 1t like this:
In saucepan, combine ! can
90 ounces) frozen condensed
cream of shrimp soup and l
soup can water. Heat until
thawed, stirring now and then,
Add cup chopped spinach,
"a cup chopped celery. and "a
teaspoon grated lemon rind.
Place in refrigerator for at
least 4 hours. Serve in chilled
bowls. Makes two to three
servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

Pleasing you Is q FiIberf family tradition.
We take deep personal interest in the prod.
ucts we manufacture, and we work very hard
TO Justify your confidence. If you try the new
Mrs. Filberts Margarine and are not COM
pletely pleased with your purchase, we'll gladly
send you double your money back.
Mrs. "A. v. EiIbsrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
THECHEF SAYS
Tempting
Italian
Desserts

Americans have learned that
a dash Of good sweet ver-
mouth adds that extra touch
that makes an ordinary dish
a spectacular one. An Italian
wine merchant named Carpano
in 1885 blended spices and
herbs for a drink he called
vermouth. Today his name is
still well known in the field,
particularly for two types-the
red classico and lighter one
called Punt a Mes.
Although Italians drink it as
an apertif, Italian chefs have
passed along to us some tan
talizing tricks. especially with
desserts. Since fruits go espe-
cially we'll with vermouth. these
Italian stuffed peaches and
peaches in meringue are two
you'll find excellent.
Italian Stuffed Peaches
Break two lady fingers into
small bits. Combine with "a
cup finely chopped fruit peel
and "a cup chopped blanched
almonds and moisten with a
little light sweet vermouth.
Add "a teaspoon lemon extract
and 70 teaspoon almond ex-
tract. Soak 4 peeled fresh free
stone peach halves in the YER
mouth. Fill the halves with the
fruit peel and almond mixture.
Put the halves together and
anchor with wooden picks.
Sprinkle with u cup sugar, or
more if desired. Bake in hot
oven (4OO degrees F. 10 min
utes. Whip "a pint heavy
cream, adding a tablespoon of
vermouth while whipping.
Serve separately with peaches,
Peaches in Meringue
Soak IA cup chopped dried
apricots in classico vermouth
Mix Ia teaspoons grated lemon
peel, u cup orange Juice. the
apricots, / tablespoon chopped
candied ginger and "a cur
chopped almonds. Place Il
peach halves in a 9-inch square
pan and fill centers with the
mixture. Add a teaspoonful Of
vermouth to each peach half
Make a meringue of 3 egl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
Storing Meets

Keep meats at their flavor
best by refrigerating promptly
Use fresh-ground meats and
variety meats within one day
after purchase; chops and small
steaks will keep two days
Larger pieces of meat such as
roasts may be held for several
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
Stuffina for Chops

When planning to serve
stuffed pork chops. plan to make
a list of several stufhngs i.
each new stuffing presents a
new dish. Place these two stuff
ings at the head of the list &.
orange-raisin stuffed pork
chops or mushroom stuffed
pork chops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
Golden Fruit Cocktail

Golden fruit cocktail is the
perfect introduction to a party
dinner. Use 2 or 3 varieties OF
melons COR use frozen melon
balls). Cut the melons in balls.
you will need one quart OF
melon balls.) Combine with one
can mo. ~ Of pineapple chunks,
Make a ginger sauce of / cup of
sugar. "a cup of white corn sir
up, a cup Of drained pineapple
strip and 2 tablespoons Of
grated green ginger. Cook sauce
about 6 minutes. Cool and add
q tablespoons lime o. lemon
juice. Marinate the fruit in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
ContuIoupe-
Continental Style

Cut a fresh cantaloupe into
bite-sized pieces. Place in a
serving dish. Toss lightly with
fresh strawberry juice. Sweeten
with sugar and flavor with
kirsch or dry red wine.
Put fresh Strawberries
through q fine sieve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

whites and 8 tablespoons sugar
Pile meringue on peaches and
bake in a slow oven 1925 de-
grees F. IL to IS minutes OF
until a delicate brown. Serve
hot or cold. Makes six servings
released by the Bell Syndicate, IneJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
Waldorf Salad Trick

Surprise everyone with a
flavor unexpected and unbe-
lievably good by substituting
half the apples in Waldorf
salad with diced fresh canta-
loupe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

the ginger sauce. Serve in
sherbet glasses, or II preferred.
in halves Of small cantaloupes
with a garnish of mint. Serves
six to eight.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-10
Enfoca America Latina
"Rearn1e Moral
CeIebra Acto
en- Michigan

MACKINAC ISLAND. Michigan,
julio 9-(UPD.--Un exportador
brasileno de cafe, declare que los
industriales codicIosos han puesto
sin querer a muchos sudamerica-
nos en- ell canine al comunismo.
Ernesto Diederichsen, de Sac
Paulo, director de una firma ex-
portadora de cafe e industrial tex
til, hablo como delegado a la CON
ferencia en- la Gina realizada por
ell movimiento de rearme moral en-
la isla de Mackinsc.
Diederlchsen pidio disculpas
por la codicia y ell materialismo
de industriales como Ell mismo, a
los que acuso de haber %promovido
ia creencis en- ell comunismo CO.
mo el dnico caniino a la justicia"
y dijo haber contribuido asf a TO-
mentar sentimientos antiuorte-
americanos como los que Sc EXPIRE
saron en- la reciente gira del vice
presidente de Estados Unidos, Ri
chard N Nixon, por S%udamerica.
Gel rearme moral es la res
puesta a la degradation moral que
conduce o a la democracia inc
ficaz, o a la revolution y la dicta-
dura" ahadio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-10

do que la Conferencia de Bogo-
ia habia recomendado la elabo-
racion de un proyecto de estatu-
to para una Corte Interamerica-
ma destinada a garautizar los de-
rechos del hombre, que debia
ser remitido a ia decima COME.
rencia. Ell Comlte Juridico Int.
ramericano, encargado del pro.
veto, encontr6 que la falta de
derecho positive ,sobre la ma
terra constitute grave obstaculo,
'volviendo aconsejable una con-
vencion previa. Ell tema fue. ash,
exclude del programa de la De-
Gina Conferencia que, no obs
tante, adopto dos resoluciones
al respecto: una, que recomien.
da a los Estados americanos
adoptar medidas que austen
progresivamente SUI legislation
a las DeclaracioneS Americana
y Universal sobre derechos hu-
manos y aseguren SUI fiel obser-
vancla, v otra, encomendan-
do al Consejo de la OEA cont.
nuar los estudios sobre la protec
cion iurisdiccional de dichos
derechos, analizando la posibili-
-(Pasa a Ia pSg. o.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-10
Munoz Estima Editorial Tiene
una Implication Difamatoria"

la Camara 1877 ordeno que por ell
Secretario de Hacienda Sc lie pa
que al senior Bargas Rodriguez, la
suma de $45, 495 importe del pre-
milo de ciertas fracciones de billie.
ties de loteria que pertenecian a el
y que no pudieron ser presentadas
al cobro por haber sido destruidas
en- ell incendio.
Ell segundo case es ell de don
Luis c. Pietri, a quien la Resolu-
cion Sustitutiva de la Camara a la
Sustituta del Senado a la ResoIu-
clon Conjunta de la Camara 5, "dis-
pone que ell %Secretario de Hacien-
da lie pague la suma de $3.50 i'm
porte de cuatro billetes de la Lo-
terra premiados en- ell sorteo ordi-
mario Mum. 1856 de la Loteria de
Puerto Rico celebrado en- noviem-
bre ID de 1855, y a pagarle ade.
mas ell importe de tres billetes pre-
miados con ~reintegro en- dicho sor-
teO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-10
Con Triunfo de Lopez MaIe@
Otros Seis Amos de "TranquiIidad
Po|itica Bienestar Econ0micO"
Garantizan Para Rep. de Mexico

WASHINGTON, Julio
(UPD- Ell vespertino Evening
Star" de esta capital comenta en-
SUI editorial de aver que la cleo
ci6n de AdoIfo Lopez Mateos,
para la presidencia de la repu-
blica en- Mexico, pone a csc pals
frente a "otros s amos de tran
quilidad politica y bienestar eco
nomico''.
A proposito de la victoria de
Lopez Mateos, dice, en- parte:
"Durante SUI triunfal campana
dijo que no introduciria mayo
res cambios en- la politica de su
gobierno, y prometio que ell OBJ
jetivo numero uno seria la con-
tinuacion de la vigorosa expan-
sion industrial del pals.
EN- csc terreno dejo en- ella
no que recibiria con agrado la
continuidad de las inversiones
de capital norteamericano en-
Mexico y que no habia que te-
mer por la suerte de las relaclo-
mes politicas y economicas entire
los dos paises.
Gel PR (Partido Revolucio-
mario Institucional) ha sido
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-10

tras patrioticas preocupaciones que
hacemos llegar a ustedes con espi-
ritz de cordial collaboration con Ell
actual %gobierno, cuya admirable
obra restauracion de las institucio-
mes juridicas pasara a la historic
como I'm titulo mas de las fuerzas
armadaS a la gratitud de la ma
cion".
--(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-10
Crisis Judicial
Crisis judicial
Dimite Presidente
de Corte SUpremu
de Ia Argentina

BUENOS AIRES, julio 9 CUPID
-Renuncio ell Presidente de la
Corte Supreme de J%usticia, DR.,
Arturo Organ, debido a la tensa
Situaci6n creada al poder judicial,
desde que por falta de acuerdos
del Senado quedaron Separates
jueces y camariStas.
En- su nota de dimision, elevada
al Presidente Arturo Frondizi, ell
DR.. 0rgaz explica, que la funda en-
ell "empobrecimlento de la admit
nistracion de justicia, produeida
por la reorganization actual, con-
secuencia Immediate de haberse
dado prevalencia a los i~ntereses y
estrategia de partido, sobre los
verdaderos ~intereses de la iusticia
y de la nacion"
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-10
Concentrate Sobre
la Economic
venezo|unu

NUEVA YORK, julio 9 (UPD-
La revista Business Week. dice
en- un editorial, que Venezuela es.
ia pagando o exceso los ambi.
closos proyectos industriales v de
obras publicas del ex dictator
Marcos Perez Jimenez.
Ell editorial dice:
I'm informe semi.oficial, pu.
plicado por ell Venezuelan Iron
ana Steel Institute, reveal que Ia
mstalac'on siderurgica e n Puerto
ordaz con I'm presupuesto de
construction de 343 millones de
doiares cuesta al gobierno 100
miliones mas. La installation. que
tenora una capscldad de produc-
cion De 100000 toneladas. es
constiuida por la Innocent Com,
pany, de Italia, y debe estar termi.
naoa en- 1850. Los pianos, sin en-
barge, estan incompletos y oueda
IA fabrica. NC
De acuerdo. con ell informe Ia
misma situacion prevalece en- Ia
tabrica de productos quimicos de
Moron, que Sc construy6 a un
coSto de $50 millones dc d6lares
Sc necesitaran vsrios millones de
dolares adicionales para poner en-
production la fabrica.
-(Pasa . Ia pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-10
ATENDERAN QUEJAS
DE LA OPOSICION

MEXICO, julio 9 CUPID -
Ell Ministerio del Interior, Angel
Carvajal, anuncio que todas las
quejas de presuntas irregulari-
dades, en- las eleciones del do
mingo, que han sido formuladas
por ell Partido de Accion Nacio-
nal, de oposicion, seran someti-
das a una minuciosa investiga-
cion.
Ell PAN. ha dicho que esas
irregularidades constituyeron
una "maniobra gigantesca" del
Partido Revolucionario Institu-
cional para perpetuarse en- ell 60
bierno.
Ell P.R.I. afirma haber obteni-
do una abrumadora victoria en-
la election presidential y un
triunfo cast complete en- la cleo.
cion de senadores y diputados.
Carvajal declare que los result
tados oficiales de las elecciones
no seran conocidos hasta ell 10 Q
IA de julio, cuando Sc reuniran
los comites electorales de Dis
trito, para hacer ell compute fl
nal de los votos. Esos comites
certificaran los resultados y los
tranSmitiran a la Comision Elec
toral, Federal, presidida por
Carvajal.
Los dltimos computes dados a
conocer por Ell P,R.I. indican que
su candidate, Adolfo Lopez Ma
-(Pasa a la pag. 9
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-10
MENSAJE A LA JUNTA

En- la breve deliberacion los con-
gresistas aprobaron Ell siguiente
mensaie, dirigido a la Junta Mill
lar de Gobierno y a los ministries
de gobierno y guerra.
"Parlamentarios diputadoS este
departamento reunidos con ell fin
de examinar necesidades ~aspiracio-
mes estar comarca, estudiamos pri.
mer termino gravisimo problema
violencia que eonstituye motive
honda preocupacion intranquilidad
social, pues continua la zozobra es-
pecialmente region norte del de-
partamento esta dejando desiertos
los campos y aldeas, destruyendo
mayor parte riqueza agricola y ga
MADEIRA y segando dia a dia inmu-
merables vidas campesinos humil-
des y gentes de todas classes socia-
les. Consideramos que la situacion
Vale del Cauca por aspecto de la
inseguridad publica no es menos
alarmante que la de otras regiones
del pals a donde Sc dirigen los
esfuerzos del gobierno o mayor
cello y reclamamos por clio, respe-
tuosa pero ahincadamente, mas vi
sible acci6n de las a%utoridades pa
ra reprimir la ola de crimenes que
nos azota; medidas preventivas
adecuadas y elimination de la i'm
punidad, seran bases n%ecesarias pa
ra reconstruction y habilitacion
que permitan complete restableci-
miento normalidad y restitution
propiedades a quienes han sido in
justamente desposeidos. Entire
otras aspiraciones que estimamos
justas y urgentes, senalamos la ne
cesidad, a nuestro juicio apremian-
te, de que Sc destine al Vale otro
battalion del %ejercito que permita a
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-10
DECLINA TENSION EN-
r

BUENOS AIRES, julio 9 CUPID
-Segun las primeras impresio-
mes en- los circulos de las fuerzas
armadas, ha declinado ell ambien-
tie de tension a raiz del discurso
del Presidente, Arturo Fondizi.
Este advirti6 anoche a los pero-
nistas que NADIA de 10 que ell pals
ha repudiado, volvera. Quienes
crean o pretendan 10 contrario-
agrego- quedaran al margen del
prOceso nacional como testimonio
de I'm pasado que ha muerto".
Las fuerzas armadaS adictas a
la reVolucion l~ibertadora, segun
Sc afirma, trataron de lograr que
Frondizi difiniera su conducta
frente al peronismo, zen forma
convincente", y que asegurara que
"existe la absolute imposibilidad
de que resurja la dictadura pero-
nista''.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-10
Colombia
Piden al Gobierno Aumentar
e| Pie de Fuerza en- Toda Ia
Reqi6n del Vale del Cauea

CALI-La junta de parlamenta-
rios y diputados del Vale del eau
ca pidio en- forma urgente al 60
bierno central ell envio de un ba-
TALON de tropa mas para controlar
los brotes de ~violencia en- ell norte
del departamento. En- la session que
Sc inicio a las doce del dia y Sc
%prolongo hasta las dos de la tarde,
los parlamentarios volvieron a re-
clamar soluciones radicales para
este grave problema.