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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-23
P.-T.A. To Sponsor
Slim Bryant Show

Slim Bryant and his Wildcats
from KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh, will
appear at the Southern High
school gymnasium in Oakland on
Saturday, November Is. The pro-
gram is being sponsored by the
Southern High Parent-Teacher as
ISOLATION.
Decision to have the group APP
pear lere was made at the business
session Monday evening. The show
currently appears with the "Kadey
Country Fair" every Saturday, 4:3O
to $50. Among those to appear in
Oakland will be "Loppy" Bryant,
singer and bass fiddle player; Jerry
Wallace, electric guitar and banjo
and Nancy Fingal.
The music TO be presented will
range from country and western
to popular ballads and novelties.
One Cf their latest recordings is
a square dance album for M-G-M
records.
Tickets of 81 for adults and so
cents for students, will go on sale
next week
Some 300 were present for the
initial meeting which was a back
to school, program. Parents took
the Monday schedule of their
child and made the rounds, spend
ing about ten minutes in each
classroom with the child's instruc-
tor. A social hour followed in the
cafeteria.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-23
Methodist Meeting Held

The annual Wesley-Asbury sub
district meeting was held October
10 at Crantsvile with the theme
centered "The United Clothing APP
peal" Rebecca Renwick was the
narrator and Janice HetZ scripture.
Talks were given by Donna Mazer,
Carolyn Winebrenner, Jonne burst,
and Rev. McGraw.
The business meeting was in
charge of Faith Grindlc, president
Judy Markley and Linda Parker
were named representatives to the
Christian Witness workshop to be
held at Parsons w. Va, November
8.
The next meeting will be held
at Burlington, w. Va, on Novem-
Der 10, at p. m.
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NOTICE

The undersigned will sell at
public sale a certain 1857 Mercury
station wagon, serial No. SINE
59815M, on the 18th day of Novem-
Der at II a.. M, EST, at the Ray
Teets Garage, Oakland, Maryland,
to the highest bidder for cash,
said car having been taken from
Rodney T. higgins under a condi-
tional sales contract, the under
signed reserves the right to bid.
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by P. j. GUTHRIE,
Coll. Mgr
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-23
Oakland Personals

Mrs. c. w. Butts has returned to
/ her residence at German after
working as manager of the Glot-
felty motel at McHenry.
, Mrs. Thomas Lohr, Swanton, is
patient in the Garrett County
Memorial hospital in Oakland, hay
ing undergone major surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. james H. Nordeck
Isare vacationing this week with rela-
tives and friends in Baltimore, Mer-
cersbnrg. Pa, and other cities.
Robert II. Porter, of San Fran
cisco, Calf, is visiting his brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul b. Naylor for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald r. Sincell
returned to their home yesterday
after q vacation trip of about two
weeks in Sarasota and Palm Beach,
Florida.
Frank Lee Dewitt, who is at
tending Maryland Institute of Art
in Baltimore, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Dewitt, Fourth street.
The Tri-Mu Sunday School class
of the Methodist church will meet
at tire home of Mrs William Nc
Robbie, Oak street, on Wednesday,
October %, at o'clock Mrs. Emma
Zepp viii he co-hostess.
Coffee will be served all day on
Saturday, October 25 and Saturday,
November /, at the Republican
headquarters in the Fazzalari build
ing on Third street it was an
nounced by the Republican Wom-
ems club.
Among those attending the Pitt
West Virginia football game in
Pittsburgh on Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Ashby, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shirer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Proudfoot, Dir. and Mrs.
Robert Gibson.
The Swan Meadow School is hav-
ing its annual Harvest Festival on
Thursday, October 30, beginning at
8 o'clock p. H., sponsored by the
school PIT. A. There will be vcge-
tables, canned goods, pastries, etc,
for sale. Roy Yoder will be the
auctjoneer. Proceeds will be for
the benefit Of the school
Mrs. Frank A. Smouse and Mrs.
VERNE R. Smouse were in Hagers-
town on Saturday where they at
tended the wedding of Miss Lois
Nose to Stanley Bond. The latter
was a former resident of Oakland.
Mrs. Frank Smouse spent the week
end in HagerstoWn while Mrs.
VERNE Smouse continued to Frede-
rick where she spent the weekend
with her son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell Smouse
and other relatives.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-23
Trio Are Injured

Three persons were hospitalized
following a one-car accident early
Wednesday morning near Frost
burg.
Admitted to Miners hospital in
that city were Miss Jean Codding-
ton, IS, Of Friendsville; Miss Betty
Bockes, II, Garrett, Pa; ana Will
liam Hochard, 81, Boynton, Pa,
who was driving the car.
Both girls sustained internal in
juries and were in a state of shock
when admitted. Miss Coddington
suffered fractured skull and was
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-23
Barn Is DESTROYED

The barn on the farm Of Will
liam T. Hanlin, of near German
was entirely destroyed by fire of
undetermined origin last Friday
evening, it was learned here this
week. Contents of the building also
were consumed.
Mr.. Hanlin is the father of Vir-
gil Hanlin, who was candidate
for sheriff in the primary election
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-23

Mrs. w. II. Bell in Mt Lake Park
over the weekend was Mrs. Pearl
O'Brien, of Springfield, Ill
Charles Walls will be guest
speaker Sunday morning at the
Maple Grove Church Of the
Brethren.
Because of the Halloween cele-
bration next week the Cub Scouts
will have their monthly pack meet
ing this Friday night, October "a.
Wilbur c. Jones, Of Newark, n.
j., is spending this week here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Jones. Mr.. Jones and son we're in
Pittsburgh yesterday on business.
Miss Shirley Calhoun, Hood
College, Frederick, and Miss Jackie
Calhoun, Frostburg Teachers col
lege, were weekend guests of their
mother. Mrs. Bonnie S. Calhoun
Miss Kathryn Close, home econo-
mist for Potomac Edison company,
will be demonstrating oven meals
to the senior home economics de-
partment at Northern High today.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert A. Ridder
and daughter Linda. of German,
have returned to their home after
a vacation trip to New York City
They also visited friends in New
Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Dewitt and
children, Of Frederick, returned
home Sunday after spending a
couple of days with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Dewitt and
family.
Mrs. Arthur Sell, Bedford, o.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Winters, Berk-
ey. O., are spending a week with
the formers sister, Mrs. L. H.
Werner. and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl F.
Roth.
Mrs. w. A. Gender and Miss
Jean Gender were in Philadelphia
over the weekend and on Satur-
day attended the wedding of the
formers granddaughter, Nancy
Pollock. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Pollock.
Mrs. Malcolm B. Mackay, Toledo,
O., after spending the past ten
days visiting her sister Mrs. Hulda
Littman, returned to her home. Mr.
Mackay came for the weekend and
accompanied his wife upon their
return.
Miss Clara Ann Lewis, dancer,
choreographer and producer of a
weekly TV show, Stars on Review,
recently was appointed vice-presi-
dent of the Pittsburgh chapter of
National Association of Dance and
Affiliated Artists.
Mrs. Harry Seggie, Accident,
vice-president of the WCmen's
Democratic Club, attended the
Democratic National tea in Wash
ing on October 49, Among the
guests were Mrs. Harry Truman
and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Among the couples attending the
Pitt-West Virginia football game in
Pittsburgh last Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lohr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Winters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emile German, MIR and Mrs. Rob
ert B. Wooters, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Jones, Mr. and Mrs. r. Thomas
Thayer.
Mrs. Clarence Stem, Mrs. Will
liam Stewart, Mrs. George Cod
dington, Mrs. Theodore Stockslager
and Mrs. Harrison Stewart were
in Frostburg on Sunday where
they attended the Mt. District
meeting of the American Legion
auxiliary. Mrs. Harrison Stewart
Mt. District vice-president, pre-
sided The latter also was in Cum
berland Saturday evening where
she attended a banquet sponsored
| by Fort Cumberland unit No. ID,
American Legion Auxiliary, at
the Fort Cumberland hotel, honor
ing department officers OF the
]
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reported in fair" condition. Miss
Bockes suffered severe bruises and
a hip injury. Hochard sustained
bruises of his hip.
Trooper Joseph V. Stakem said
the accident occurred shortly after
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-23

midnight on the Finzel road. Hoch-
ard was travelling north when ne
lost control Of his automobile. The
car ran off the left side of the road
way and overturned. The highway
was wet at the time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-23

Mrs. Joseph Weeks is a patient
in Garrett County Memorial hos
pital, having undergone major sur
gerry Wednesday morning.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-12-25
allure

and strike the ground are called
meteorites. 1t is believed that an
object has to weigh from 10 to
90 pounds to be able to strike
the ground.
Since they are sc tt re d
throughout space, the earth is
sweeping up and burning up
small meteors all the time. The
lowest recent estimate is 1,000,-
600 meteors per hour for the
earth to receive. Other estimates
are hundred million per day.
The total weight of the meteors
collected by the earth amounts to
10000 tons per day. Even at this
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-12-25

y 81 =. "a - q
ete IT woulo require nlIflonS OF
years to deposit a continuous COW
ering OVER the entire earth. In
proportion to the size of the
size of the earth. the amount of
material gained is of little con-
sequence 1t is valuable as the
meteoric dust forms nuclei for
drops of rain.
The meteors of the daily vari-
ETY. and also the Geminids travel
through space at high rates of
speed. When drawn into the
earth's atmosphere, friction slows
them down and burns them to
dust. When they strike head-on
the impact is greater than when
they overtake us.
The larger particles which we
see are usually at heights of from
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-12-25
The Easy Way

Ponca City, Okla. -Har-
old Kanady has solved his grass
cutting problem. He has rugged
up his power mower to rope
that is tied to an upright pipe.
The mower cuts in circles and as
it revolves around the pipe the
rope shortens, leaving him only
four small corners to cut in the
usual way.
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list. What didn't you manage to
get? Make another list for your
next shopping trip.
Is. Just as soon as you can get
to it, wrap the presents you have
bought, tag them and get them
out of the way.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-12-25

Rural women in Turkey, hose
who worked in the fields, once
wore wells only on holidays and
similar special occasions.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-12-25
Christmas


taurants are crowded, and wait
ing in line will not improve your
disposition.
8. Stop to sit down when you
get a chance. This will ward off
fatigue and lift your spirits, re-
storing energy.
TO- "She who shops alone, shops
fastest might well be your clue
to happy shopping day. It's fun
to shop with the girls the rest of
the year, but when it comes to
Christmas, you're better off
alone. That goes for the young
sterS too: it'll be cheaper in the
long run to hire a baby Sitter
than pay for all the brides you'll
need to keep them quiet on this
adventure
IL. Keep your sense of humor
with sales people. They don't
create the crowds, set the prices
or manufacture the merchandise
They're tired too, so don't pick
on them.
II. Stick to your budget. You
don't want to pay for your
Christmas fun for 364 other days
And if you charge your Christ
mas purchases, remember: bills
catch up with you sooner or lat
er. Don't buy more because you
can charge it.
IS. Relax at home after shop
ping. A good bath will help. Put
some bath salts into the water
and soak until your hearts con-
tent
IA. Get in bed with your check
40 to 80 miles. We do not see the
particle but the glowing air in
the atmosphere which it ionizes
and produces the light. The
streak of light varies from
point to more than 100 miles
long.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08

Ell ORGANISING aeept0 una mo-
cion del Embajsdor de Mexico,
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.Corte Electoral SoIidta al
Gobierno Suspenda Comidos
del Is en- Areas de vio|encia
Medidas mas: severus Para Impedir Perturbaeiones
Medidus mas. SeVerus Para Imp

BOGOTA, mario Z (UP)- La
Corte Suprema Electoral pidi6 al
gobierno que suspenda las eleccio-
mes parlamentarias del Is de mar
20, en- aquellas localidades donde
la violencia impida la votaci6n, a
tempo que netraban en- vigencia
las medidas para impedir nuevas
perturbaciones del orden publico.
En- una nota al Ministro de Co.
bierno, Jose Maria Villarreal, la
Corte sostiene que, en- algunos mu-
nicipos, elementos extremists i'm
piden que Sc insoriban las listaS
de candidates y que inclusive han
entorpecido la labor de investiga-
dores especiales enviadoS nor la
registraduria del Estado Civil.
Sin embargo esta peticion esta
dirigida a solo mas pocas locali-
dades, va que la Junta Militar de
Goberno advirti6, que las %eleccio-
Gobierno advirtio, que las %eleccio-
mes parlamentarias no seran apla-
zadas y que dara todas las garan-
tias necesarias.
ESta advertencia Sc hizo a ITEM
pc que Sc anunciaban las medidas
para prevenir des6rdenes, como los
registrados esta semana en- Bogota
y Medellin, y las cuales consisten
en- la prohibition de realizar mani
festaciones publicaS de cualquier
indole hasta despues de las cleo
clones, la suspension de permisos
para portar armas y la deten-
ci6n de elementos extremists a
los cuales Sc sindica de promover
los desordenes.
La Junta Militar de Gobierno dio
ordenes, a elementoS de la policia,
para que decomisen las armas que
encuentren a los civiles. Ash mismo
Sc nombro un investigator especial
para los disturbios calleieros del
martes en- la noche en- Bogota, en-
los cuales hubo varios heridos a ba-
la, uno de los cuales muri6.
Guillermo Leon Valencia, candi-
dato a la presidencia del pals, sus-
pendi6 hoy miSmo su gira politi-
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AsAyua Dempsier Mcintosh
POr JOHN SKELLY

WASHINGTO, mario Z (UP) =
Dennpster Mcintosh, director del
fond 10 official de e~mprestitos para
fom .ento de 300.000.00O de dolares,
asea yuro aver a los paises latino
anne ricanos que recibiran la mis-
ma consideration que las ~naciones
del Cercano y LELAND Oriente, en-
sus solicitudes de prestamos.
Fan ~declaracioDes ~prestadas ante
ell G,onsejo Interamericano Econo-
mico Y Social, al cual Sc present6
con el prop6slto de explicar la
forH "a en- que e. fondo afectara a
los paises latinoamericanos, McIn-
tosh expres6 que ell fondo tenia por
final idad ayudar a los pafses sub
desa rrollados a mejorar SUI econ
mia nacional Recalc6 que. al con-
sidel'ar los ~prestamos, Ell fondo to-
mari q en- cuenta cada obra proyec-
tada por sus propios meritos mas
bien que por los meritos del pals
que presentaba las solicitudes pa
ra reaiizarlas.
Sin embargo, Mcintosh declare
que los paises mdustrializados de
Europa, entire ellos las naciones es-
cand inavas y aslmismo Japon, We
nezu Ella y posiblemente uno o dos
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08

turalmente, es un proceSo lento
que significa desinteres y privaci6n
en- tOdes los frentes. Afortunada-
mente preside a la comunidad un
sentimiento generoSo de solidari
dad, sin cuyo concurso no Sc pc
dria superar la etapa presente,
Por 10 que toca a la politica
monetaria y erediticia, la Junta
Directiva del Banco de la Republi-
ca ACADIA de adoptar nuevas medi-
das encaminadas a c%ontrolar ell de-
sarrollo del credito y a preyenir
fenomenos expansionistas.
De una parte, Sc ha actuado So
bre los depositos previos de i'm
~portacion tratando de que ell obie-
two monetario que a estos Sc les
asigna tenga una fuerza mayor,
como quiera que su %devolucion So
10 Sc hara pasados los sesenta dias
despues de nacionalizada la mer-
cancia, 10 cual significa una con-
gelaci6n ADDITIONAL por este item
pc, de una suma importante. Por
otro lado, Sc ha operado sobre las
reservas de los bancos. Asi, Sc ele-
v6 ell encaje ordinario en- dos pun
toS, para las exhgibilidades a la Wis
ia y antes de treinta dias y para
los dep6sitos a terminou, incluyen
do los de ahorros. Igualmente Sc
sehala un encaje total de 100 por
ciento para los aumentoS futures,
Pasa a la pagina s.
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Luis Qaintanilla para que Sc vuel.
va a tratar dentro de is dfas.
Ell ~consejo Sc oeup6 del pro-
blema de los metales al final del
debate de dos dias de la propues-
ia de desarme presentada por Cos.
ia Rica.
Ell orden del dia contiene una
resolution del Consejo Interame-
ricanO Econ6mieo y Social para
transmitir a la Comision de Pro-
ductos Basicos, de las Naciones
Unidas, documentos demostrativos,
entire, otras cosas, del serio efecto
que las proyectadas ALIAS de dere-
chos arancelarios de los Estados
Unidos producirian sobre las eco.
nomias de Mexico, Peru y Boil
via. En- la resolution Sc pide que
ell pleno del Consejo estudie la
forma en- que haya de hacerse tai
remission.
Q%uintanilIa aleg6 que eae den.
tro de la competencia del con.
sejo la decision de 81 han de darse
- Pasa a ia pagina 81
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TrOpiezos Para
LOgFur AcUerdO
de Per0-EcUudor

QUITO, MARIO z (UP). - Los
negociadores brasilenos encontra.
ron tropiezos en- sus esfuerzos pa.
ra conseguir un acuerdo entire Pc,
ri Y Ecuador para reactivar Ia
comision de fronteras, a fin de
que estudie los problemas vincu-
ladoS al trazado de la Inca Yaupi-
Quebrada de San Francisco.
Trascendio que la dificultad de
la insistencia ecuatoriana sobre I'm
relevantamiento de la IONA en- dis
puta entire los rios Santiago y Ia
mora.
Ell Ministro de Relaciones Elk
teriores ecuatoriano, Carlos Tobar
Zaldumbide, declare a la United
Press; EEL problema nc es tan
sencillo como parece," al ser in
terrogado sobre la declaration del
MiHistro de Relaciones Exteriores
brasileho, Jose Carlos de Macedo
SoareS, de que hoy Sc firmarian
los acuerdos para la reactivacion
de la Comision Fronteriza Conner
cial y Cultural.
AL preguntarsele que demoraba
ell acuerdo, I'm informante de la
delegation brasilena responder:
"Varios puntos". Por SUI parte, Ell
Embaiador peruano, Cesar Elejal-
de, decline hacer concentrates, pc
70 dijo que tai vez formule algu-
ma declaration hoy.
Los otros garantes del protocol
10 de Rio de Janeiro de 1912, que
resolvi6 la guerra entire Ecuador
y Peru, Sc sienten felices de dar
al Brasil carta blanca, en- las de-
licadas negociaciones para resell
yer uno de los principles puntos
de peligro en- America.
La actitud de Ecuador es, que
ell protocolo de Rio de Janeiro lie
fue Tornado en- aras de la unidad
americana en- la segunda guerra
mundial, y afirma que lie priv6 de
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Chile
serd AmpIiudu Ia
Cupucidud de Ia
Refineriu Concon

NUEVA YORK, mario 7-(UP)
La firma M. w. kellogg Company
subsidiaria de la Pullman Inc,
anuncio aqui que Ia capacidad de
la refineria de petroleo chilena de
Concon, sera ampliada a una capa-
cidad de $4,000 barriles diarios me-
dante la adicion de tres unidades.
Esa refineria es de la empresa
nacional de petroleo de Chile.
La Kellog ofrecio ell contrato pa
ra la obra de ingenieria, mecanica
y de diseno de la installation, que
sera construida por la entidad chi
lena. Una subsidiaria panameri-
cana de la kellogg, asesora en- esta
Ultima parte de los trabajos.
AL mismo tempo, la kellogg
anuncio que recibi6 contrato para
la construction de una refineria de
cobre e~lectrolitico que la Kenec-
colt Refining Corporation instala-
"a en- Baltimore, estado de Mary
land, con ~capacidad para 1880
toneladas m%ensualeS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08

ra defenderse contra los Estados
Unidos".
Morse anadio que lie "sorpren-
do" esa actitud de Quintanilla.
AL mismo TEMPO, Ell senador
elogio al Embajador de Costa RIGA,
Gonzalo j.. Facio, que ha popues-
to Sc reduzcan los armamentos de
los paises latinoamericanos.
Morse base SUI discurso, al pare
GER, en- I'm informe que apareci6
en- la columna de Pearson, que pu-
blican muchos periodicos de los
Estados Unidos.
Pearson dijo que en- una reunion
de embajadores latinoamericanos
Quintanilla Sc opuso a la propues-
ia de Facio y "hasta parecia pen
sar que los Estados Unidos tenian
intenciones aviesas respecto de
Mexico y que Mexico tenia que
mantener un gran ~ejercito, con ell
obieto de defenderse contra los
Estados Unidos".
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Agasaiado Eehundi
en- FL Salvador

SAN SALVADOR, mario Z (UP)
- Ell Presidente electo de Costa
Rica, Mario Ehandi, fue agasajado
aver por la Camara de Concrete y
ell Club de la PIensa, ash como por
Ell Coronel Oscar A. Bolanos.
En- ell curse de esta Ultima ma
nifestscion, ell p~residente del Club
de Leones, Francisco Nunez
Arrue, dijo que donaria 100000 va
ras cuadradas de sus terrenos, de
la colyonia Escalon, para que ALI
construyan edlticios d%estinados a
sus Representatives, diplomaticas
los gohiernos de Costa RIGA, Nj
caragua Honduras y Guatemala.
En- fuentes blen informadas Sc
manifesto a la United Press, que
Echandi ha side invitado por Ell
Presidente Eisenhower a visitar los
Estados Unidos
Echandi salio hoy para Hondu-
ras.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08
Sonora AufOri1a ReWesO De
tonfInadOs

MARIO 7 CUP
Ell Presidente Luis A. So.
moza anunci6 que ha autori-
zado para que regrese a su
hogan a Luis Cardinal, conf
nado en- la ciudad de FL
Bluff por SUI participation en-
ell complot de noviembre pa.
Sado en- combination con 8
oficiales de la Guardia Ma.
cional, para derrocar al 60
bierno.
Ell Executive orden6 la con-
finacion de Cardinal, pero
este Sc dirigi6 al Presidente,
pidiendole authorization para
volver a Managua, expresan.
dole que no lie sienta bien
ell china.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08
QuintuniIIu MEGA
Sea Veruz lnforlme
de Drew Pearson

WASHINGTON, Mo. Z (UP).
Luis Quintanilla, Embajador de
Mexico ante la Organization de
Estados Americanos (OEA), neg6
veracidad a I'm informe del perio-
dista Drew Pearson, que fue eau
sa de que I'm senador lie criticara
en- la session de aver de la Alta Ca
mara.
Wayne Morse, senador democra-
ia, califico de "insensata", en- un
breve discurso que pronuncio en-
Ell senado, ia posicion que Sc dice
ha tornado ell embajador mexicano
de que Mexico necesita armas pa
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-08
AsegKa Dempshr Mcintosh
America Latina Recibird Ia hisn1a
Allencion que Passes del 0riente
Ell sus SoIicitudes de Presfamos

PASSES latinoamericanos mas, no
serian considerados con derecho
a presentar solicitudes de presto
mos, puesto que todos ellos tenian
sus recursos %financieros propios.
En- SUI anterior periodic de Sc
stones ell Congreso aprob6 la SUI
ma de 300.0O0.O0 0 de dolares para
Ell fondo, Y al mismo tempo lie au-
torizo otros 625,O000oO Ell fondo
Pasa a la pag1na s.
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DlAPlo Las AMERICAS
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