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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-30
School LEASING
Plan Dropped
Al Little Rock
Signs Are Erected
Bluming Closing
On Government

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept.
80 (AP) The four Little Rock
high schools remained closed
today and signs were placed on
the campuses which read:
"This school closed by order
Of the Federal Government"
The move to open the high
schools under lease as private
but segregated institutions was
halted officially at 8 am.
(CST) when DR.. T. J. Raney,
head of the Little Rock Private
School Corp, declared a court
injunction made it impossible.
DR.. Raney acknowledged that
the corporation was restrained
by a court order granted in
Omaha, Nebr., yesterday by two
judges Of the United States 9th
Circuit Court of Appeals.
The judges moved swiftly at
the request Of the National AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement
Of Colored People to keep the
school board and the corpora
ton from proceeding.
Way to Be Found, Says Faubus
Gov. Orval E. Faubus COM
mented: "As long as the people
stand firm, a way win be found
to preserve our traditions and
educate our children"
He said that in the face of
the Injunction "other avenues
and means of providing educa-
ton for the students will be
explored. We think the action
of the Federal Government is
illegal. but If the injunctive
action Of the court is made
permanent, it will make our
efforts more difficult bat not at
all impossible"
Only a handful of students.
most of them boys, and a few
Negro employees of Central High
we're at the school this morning
when DR.. Raney called of the
opening.
DR. Raney issued a statement
which said in part:'
Through the concerted
efforts Of the Government of
the United States and the
NAACP. the Little Rock Pri-
vate School Corporation has
been enjoined and prohibited
from operating (the) high
schools"
Places Responsibility
He said the Government and |
the NAACP must take full re-
sponsibility for the lack Of edu-
cational facilities for the stu
dents and added "it is quite
evident that they are ready to
sacrifice the educational OPP
portunity of 1000 students to
satisfy their consuming desire
to mix the races in our school
(sicl. public or private.
DR.. Raney would not answer
questions, nor would he say
Continued on Page AS. Col. 81
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Gov. Almond has been trying
to figure out some way of re-
opening nine closed schools
without permitting indignation.
Six big schools in Norfolk.
two in Charlottesville and enc
Other Virginia School Stories.
Pose BIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-30
U. 5. Sendinq
Nationalist
Flying Boxears
Also Is Supplying
Larger Landing
Ships for QuemoY

TAIPEI, Formosa, Sept. &c
(AP).-The United States is
sending the Chinese Nationalist
clio Flying Boxcars and big
landing ships to break the Red
blockade Of the Quemoys. q
United States military spokes-
man said today.
One Of the landing craft
%, 000-ton LSDs Qanding ship
dock) has already made the
run to the battered offshore
island with United States 8-inch
howitzers under the supervision
of United States Marines.
The guns we're turned over
to Nationalist crews for in
Stallation. Up to now, the big
gest guns used by the Nation
alists were l55-mm.
Carry More Cargo
The new landing ships en-
route are capable Of carrying
eight smaller landing vessels in
water filled holds. They can
carry up to six times as much
cargo as the LISTS Clanding
ship. tank now used by the
Nationalist.
With their present collection
lof equipment left over from
World War II the Nationalist
have not been able to get
through to Quemoy the $50
tons of supplies needed daily
on the besieged offshore is
lands. United States military
officials have been urging the
Nationalist to step up supply
efforts.
Nationalist Lose Plane
The Nationalist Air Force re-
ported that Communist ground
fire shot down one OF its cargo
plane parachuting supplies to
Quemoy during the night. This
was the first cargo plane lost
in 16 days of dropping high
priority supplies to Big and
Little Quemoy.
The Nationalist have been
using old GAG transport planes
for aerial drops so far and the
most they have mustered on
one night was 20. The CAS-
can carry up to az tons of
cargo.
The C-119. newer but still
obsolete by United States Air
Force standards, can airdrop
five tons and is better designed
for such work than GAGS. An
undisclosed number will arrive
this week end and Nationalist
crews will begin training in
them Immediately.
American civilians few c.
lbs dropping supplies to the
French during the Indo-ChineSe
war but United States authori-
ties denied reports that Amer.
lean civilians would pilot the
C-199s over Quemoy.
U. S. Team to Help
1t was learned unofficially
that a team of United States
Army specialists in preparing
chutes, packing and loading for
air drops is due in FormoSa
from Camp Drew, Japan.
The Nationalist have used
LISTS in combination with small
loaded amphibious vehicles that
See FORMOSA, Page AS
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Temperatures Today
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THE WEATHEP. Full Report
on Pass Al

Cloudy and cool this afternoon. high near
80. Occasional rain tonight, low so. Cloudy
cooler, some rain tomorrow.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

ter. Robbie Lee in Richmond and
attended the Tue 4 hoe District
Flower Show Sunday afternoon
Nh and Mrs = + Alien with
their daughters, Jennifer. Barbara.
Nancy and Sandra, We're afternoon
visitors Sunday OF Nh and MIS-
JACK Allen, Of cfndSyllle
Mrs Edith Thompson ana MI.
and Mrs q L. Garrett had - their
week end guests Mr. and Mrs j
Y Mason. Of Boykins
Mir and Mrs Il. A Collins Of MID
lothian. Mr.. and Mrs X J Collins
of Raines. Mr. and Mrs NJ w Law
son. Margaret and jimmie, of
Amelia. were among the week end
and Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs
M NJ George
Guest Speaker
Mrs. t. W. Mldkiff. Spiritual Life
Secretary of the Payne Memorial
Methodist WSCs. was in charge Of
the Week of PRAYER and Self Denial
program Wednesday October 70, at
the home of Mrs. G. G. Wilkinson
Sunday afternoon visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs A. L. Brandt were Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Brandt. Of Amelia.
Mr.. and Mrs. R WI Angle and
sons. of Rocky Mount en- route to
Arlington for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs r. c. Dey. were overnight
guests Thursday Of Mn and Mrs
+ Allen Carter.
Dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs w
r Norman Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin johnson and children.
Patsy and frankie. Of Leakesville
NJ G.
We're MI, and Mrs @ G MAY and
their daughters, Nancy Vaughan
and Judith MAY. Of Charlottesville
Mrs. Lewis Crawlev has returned
from a seven week visit with her
daughter. Mrs. D A. NIoH,ton, and
her family in Raleigh. MI c. John
Russell Young. Jr.. Of Washington.
d. c. spent the week end here
Mrs Young renamed for an lndefi-
mite visit with her mother
All YEA Convention
Mrs irwin A. Flippen and E. II.
Vassar, who We're the two delegates
representing the Cumberland county
elementary schools and hieh school
from the Cumberland and Prince
9 d ward Education Association.
We're among those attending fhe
YEA convention this Week Ill Rich-
mond
Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
jenkins and Mrs Meade w Foster
At MedWood Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. A A Walker and family. Of
Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs B F.
Hurt. of Charlottesville
Mn and Mrs. R P Poap visited
Nh and Mrs Ralph Hopkins, Mon
day in LynchbuTe Recent guests
of the Poags were Mr. and Mis-.
Harold Eanes and children, o.
Amelia
Monday nieht tmoueh Friaar
November Al. al TO, the annual
study course for Sunday school
officers and leaders wlll b. held III
a district meeting Of The James
River Baptist Association at the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

Mrs. Pauline O'Neil. of White
Sulphur Springs. W. Va. was a
dinner guest Sunday Of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Chernault
Now Recuperating
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Smelcer and
Mr. and Mrs Chester Lane and
sons visited Mr.. and Mrs. ] p
Atchley Sunday night Mr. Atchely
is recuperating at his home from
a recent operation
Mrs, Melvin Tribble and sons. ol
Hurt. were week end guests u
Mrs. Stanley Mckay Those drop
ping in Sunday for visit were
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Mckay, Of
Farmville Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Mckay. Of Petersburg, Oakley
Tribble, of Rustburg Mrs. Willie
Jennings, iii. and Bernard Mckay,
Of Richmond Miss Betty Fay New
man. Of Meherrin and Ann Carol
and Charles Mckay.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Cumberland News Happenings
Mrs. Margaret Boggs Attends Roanoke
Conference OF Justices Of The Peace

Mrs MARGARET p BoggS attended
the Justice OF the Peace conference
Monday 1T Hotel Roanoke and WAS
tire overnight guest Of hrr brother
and sisttr-in-law. MIR and Mrs. J
l.. Pits
Brenda. Carol and Debbie Adams
spent the NIGHT Saturday With their
grandparents. Mir and Mrs K T.
Adams. Of Ashby
lid Topic Set
Clothing Accessories viii be the
subject for demonstration al the
November meeting Of the Cumber
land HID Club. Also. a discussion of
winter mulches will be led by the
home identification chairman and
co-chairman. Mrs. L. B. Dandy and
Mrs G G. Wilkinson The meeting
will be held in the home agent s
office Monday at pm.
Miss Sara Newton. Of Norfolk.
was the week end guest Of her
mother. Mrs NJ. D Newton. at Oak
wood
Among the recent guests Of Mr..
and Mrs L. w Foster were Mr.. and
Mrs c. l. Wreitze and son,
Tommy, Mr. and Mrs Albert M
Foster and their son. Earl Douglas,
of Hampton. Mrs. Helen thinner
man. the Misses Rowe, Esther Reed
and Sarah Shank. of Richmond.
Mrs. Ada B. Shepard was the din
ner guest Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j Marshall Putney. Of Guinea
Mills.
Barker Reunion
Thirty nine m m b erS of the
Barker family were present for the
annual Barker family reunion Sun
day al the home of MFR. and Mrs.
F. A. Carnes. Of Cartersvllle. Mi.
and Mrs. A W Davis. of Bonbrook
were among those attending the
celebration
Mrs. j S Godsey accompanied
BY her daughters. Page and Janet.
and Miss Louise Meador and Miss
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Worsham Roundup
Wo1sham Roundup
Little Judy Calhoun Rates A Top
Winner In Dandy Doodles Contest

Little Judy Calhoun is receiving
congratulations on being one of the
lop winners. over a large number
" contestants. Ill recent Dandy
DoodleS Contest. She was very
pleased with her prize. Is piece
baking set Especially as the set
IN large enough to COOK things for
herself Us We'll as her dolls. Judy
is the five year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Willard Calhoun
Rev. Cutler Returns
Rev Ralph Cutler will arrive this
week from Warrenton, N. c.. to
take over the pastorate of the Bap-
tist Church, He was the first pas
tor Of this church and he and Mrs.
Cutler will be welcomed back by
their many friends. Mr.. Cutler will
conduct the services Sunday.
Miss Betty Lloyd Irving was
soloist at the Walton-Boyer wedding
Saturday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

Miss Mary Dapuy visited friends
in Cumberland Sunday
Mr. and MI Raymond FinchRm
Of Farmville. called oil INC . Il h
Wilks Sunday Mrs f. o Mo
Quarry has been spending a few
days with them
Week End Guests
Week end guests oi Nh ana Mrs..
r. II Mckay We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Jennings III and Bernard
Mckay. Of Richmond ana MI and
Mr. Oakley Tribble. ot Rustbug
Others calling Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Mckay OF Peters
burg, Miss Lynette and Hugh Cal
noun, Mrs Mabel Bolick and son,
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Slayt0n, Mr.
and Mrs. Lonnle Mckay and Miss
Betty Faye Newman
Mr. and Mrs john Van Noy and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Etherton and daughter spent the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

w5ek eni il WaTrenton, II. c..
Hi rev and MIR Ralph Cutler
M and Mrs Greed Defiart
visited her mother. Mrs. Joe Lind
sey. in Richmond Sunday.
Mrs. Carrell Lewis and children
and Miss Mary Virginia Merritt,
of Jetersvlle, were visitors OF Mrs.
Jessie Southall Sunday
Sunday Callers
Sunday callers Of Mrs A. B
Hughes were Mrs. Katie Wilker-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Gray WIKI
erSon
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lane and
boys went to see the Bill Lanes
Sunday
Mrs, o A Southall and Miss
Ollr Portfrlield had as their week
end guests. Nh and Mrs. Logan
Hammock Of Sandston, and Archer
S0uhall. of Norfolk The Ham
mocks also visited his parents. Mr..
ana Mrs Robert Hammock, near
keysville.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Calhoun
and children spent part Of Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
H. Coin at Prospect
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Antioch

MI and Mrs Cecn Brown had
as their luncheon guests Sunday
The Misses Florence and Hazel
Wood and Meredith Jordan. Of
Richmond. and Mr. and Mrs r l.
Blanton. Mrs A. NJ Blanton visited
in the afternoon.
Mrs J NJ Brown accompanied
her daughter. Mrs ] p Herndon
to her home in Arlington Thursday
where she visited until Sunday
The world week Of prayer ser
vices was held at the church
Thursday night Mrs j F. McCraw
of Farmville, was the guest
speaker
Mrs. Emma Norvell Of Rich
mond spent the week end With her
father. j. M Brown and daugh-
ter. Jeanne Norvell.
There will be a Halloween party
at the church Friday night for the
small children All the children OF
the neighborhood are invited.
Mrs Shirley Spencer. Of Farm
vile, visited Mrs. Mamie Ingle and
Mrs. c. M. Noel Sunday afternoon
Mary E. Godsey. visited Mrs j R.
Godsey at Spout Springs Sunday.
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs F..
w Corson. of ApponattoX
Mr.. and Mrs. G G. Wilkinson
have as their guest this week Miss
Bessie Stuart. of Charlottesville
Mrs Fred Stuart, of Farmville. was
a recent guest of the Wilkinsons.
Miss Emma McCarter. Of Rich
mond. is spending two weeks at
Woodside, guest of Mr.. and Mrs
j. l.. McCarter and Mr. and Mrs.
J. w, McCarter. Other recent guests
were Troy Price and Oliver Hus-
key. of Gatlinburg. Tenn
Saturday and Sunday guests of
Mrs. j. l.. Godsey were Mrs Law
renee Michael and Mrs. l.. d. Lang
ley. of Arlington. and j M. Foster,
of Falmville.
Mrs. Nj. D. Newton visited her
son, David a student Of the univer-
sity Of Virginia in Charlottesville
Saturday
Study Glass Planned
a study class On Alaska and
Hawaii will be held November 5. Z.
II and 49, at 8 pm. for the Cum
berland Charge of NJ e h 0 d s t
churches. Hatcher. Hobson' : Chapel
Grove. Centenely and Payne Me
mortal. with the Rev. Trueman r i.
Tremble. the pastor, as instructor
The classes Will be held In the
Payne Memorial Church.
State Trooper and Mrs. Steve
Musulin and their children. Cecilia
and Steyle. will be accompanied by
Mn and Mrs. p r. Cassell d
daughter Hannah. Of Amelia. and
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cassell of
Richmond for visit to Washington.
p G., and The Arlington Cemetery
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Goodman
spent Sunday as guests of their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs r & Warren ana pranddo,,oh
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

Mays.ille Baptist Church N
rillr7vr. Icachere Officers and the
fay p Reynolds Of ritzseraIi
Baptist Church afe making plans 10
attend
Nj and Mrs 4 n concn spent
tie day Iii CreWe Sunday as guests
OF their son. Carl Couch Jr. and
family
Mr. and MRS. Vernon \ Flippen
ana son. Thomas vernon f'llpptn.
and Nj and Mrs s e Dowdy Of
Richmond, were among the recent
guests d Mrs John 4. flippen AZ
Rose cotiaee
Ia Entertain Youth
Miss RebeccA and Hugh French
Nil be hostess and host 70 the Cum
bertrand Youth EelloW shIp Il, their
sammy Side home Sunday Noyern
Der =. Al pm
Mrs H G Gillian was the week
END guest N Tier sister Miss Io
Blanton. III Charlottesville
MIR. aud Mrs. W. { Newman. ac-
companied by Nh and Mrs. David
Ownby. Of Richmond. and Mrs.
JACK n 1 W IN q u. Of Cartersyille.
m0tored to Lynchburo Sunday for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs c. H.
Schaffer
Mr. and Mrs. Max 3 Harlan, Jill.
tile Misses Carol and Mary Ann
Harlan were pres EN- for the
6 O'Clock family dinner party Satnr-
day, October 25 honorng the birth
day anniversary of their mother
and grandmother. Mrs NJ B. Har-
Ian. in PoWhatan.
Mr. ana Mrs, Eugene l.. Seay.
Jr. and their daughters. Claudia
and Carol spent the week end in
Fluvanna county visiting Mr.. Seav s
parents, Mr. and Mis- T. r. Seay
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
MS u g. Atkinson were Mr.. and
Mrs. } l. Walker, Of Richmond.
Nh and Mrs Leonard Scott
visited relatives ID Baltimore. MAJ.
DURING the week end
MI. and MIS-. l.. B. Dandy
visited Mrs Eula A. Coleman re-
gently She Is nursing home pa-
tlent d HOP Grove Avenue III Rich
nlond Her many friends here VIII
regret 10 know her condition is re
ported Ills not improving
G o Pcmbelton and j A. Tallev
of Richmond were among The
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. j
\. Penlbelton Mrs Pembelton and
Mars Tallcv VISITED Mrs. Glen lie
sueur and family Sunday afternoon
III F'armville
Mr. and Mrs r. V Vaughan re-
turned % their home in suly sun
tav following \ week end visit vith
Mt and Mrs. d NJ. Beasley
Recent guests Of MI and Mrs
FLOYD Gilbert and family were MI.
and Mrs Marshall Davis and son.
Cary MI and Mrs. Roy lipe and
sens Keith and Larry, Of Rogers
VILE Tenn
Corrections. Please
Mrs Richard II Blanto has
returned from a ten day visit with
her soi-in-laW and daughter. Mr.
and Airs n an Howard. aha their
daushter Martha Steele Howard, of
WhiteSboro N Y She was accom-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

Last year, tobacco growers in five
flue-cured states received $40 mil
lion for their entire crop. This year
prospects call for a larger crop.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21

Robert Hampton
Delois MePeace
Harold Smith
Lonnie Franklin Jr.
Martha [. Perkins
Mr.. Washington-12-3
Vivian Matthews
Gerald Person
Joyce Rhodes
Travis Stewart
Letha Turner
Barbara Williams
Junior HI School HONOR ROLL
Mrs. Taylor-7-1
Bobby Mccoy
Linda A. Moses
Sharon A. Nicholson
Mrs Eskridge-7-2
Chester Powell
Mable Rhodes
Sylvia Smith
Mrs Washington-7-3
Marion Boxes
Barbara North
Mrs. Green-7-4
Alma Faye Murphy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21

Mrs Bertha Stewart, Mrs. Marga-
reee Martin and Henry Jarrett
are on the sick list. The second
quarterly conference will eon-
vene at Mt Zion AME church
April goth. Rev. c. H. Jones, pre-
siding elder will bring the mess
age Come out and hear him. +.
Thought for the Week: Genius
without integrity is a curse, talent
without honor is a handicap, eff
fort without purpose is blind,
power without judgement is dam
gerous, beauty without virtue is a
menace"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21
Pine Bluff

Ulysses Sheperd
Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Sheperd
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Prince
Jackson recently. Mrs Lavanna
Brown, Mrs. Carrie Graham, MS.
India Boston, Mrs. Sallie Jones,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21
With The Schools :

Continued from page Ten
Mrs. Washington-l2-3
Annie Jones
MONITOR ROLL
Mr.. Johnson-l0=2
Patricia Franey
Louise Smith
Pamela Smith
Dorothy Whyte
Mr.. Byrd-l0-3
Columbus Mccall
Dorothy Warren
Mr.. Webb-10-4
Barbara Harris
Brenda Harris
Wilma Loring
Bernice Slocum
Mrs. Coope--11-3
Dorothy Green
Eddie Miles
Edna Janette Smith
Barbara Sneed
Mr.. Tyson-12-2
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21

Mrs. Kay-9-1
Claudia Nathan
Ethel Page
June Marion Ross
Mr. Palme1-9-3
Faye Smith
Shirley Stewart
Mr.. Brittnum-9-4
Carolyn Randolph
Wilson Reddus
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21

Miss Pledger-7-5
Sandra Sabbs
Eva Evans
Nancy Jones
Eugene Ray
Dorothy Tucker
Mr.. Beaver
Robert Louis
Mrs. King-8-1
Bertha Sue Hale
Otis Harris, Jr.
Earl Jones
Joyce C. Smith
Mr.. Dade-8-3
Martha Long
Annie Winkler
Mr.. Herman
Linda Franey
James Blue
Mrs. Kay-9-1
Dorothy Hamilton
Francis Swink
Mrs. Ivy-9-2
Addide Smith
Mr.. Brittnum-9-4
Henrietta Dudley
Mrs. Byrd-9-5
Evelyn Days
Robert Harrison
Odessa Reynolds
MONITOR ROLL
Mrs. Taylor-7-1
Mary Chandler
Ruthie Lee Foster
Wallace Gardner
Sandra Holmes
Roderick Lunon
Patricia Reynolds
William Scarborough
Bettye Thomas
Thelma Turner
Mrs. Eskridge-7-2
Eddie Swain
Mrs Westinghouse
Kenneth Jones
.Yilmer Keels
Vann Rice
Mrs. Green-7-4
10 Pamolan Henry
Miss Pledger-7-5
Lola Atkins
Ruth Hill
Paul Isben
Alice Lucille Johnson
Gladys Pettus
Mrs. King-8-1
Marilyn Guess
Leila Mae Smith
Mr. Dade-8-3
Laura Dotson
Vantrice Jackson
Levester Williams
MT. JdckSOn-o-4
Booker CTutchfield
Anthony Garrett
Mrs. Pattillo-8-5
Annie Franklin
Emma Gin
Rita Morrison
Sandra Richardson
Peggy Rogers
Mr.. Herman
Albert Gooden
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
Ordenado Arresto del Genera!Arlstdes Sosa en- La Haban1aa

la Camara y candidate vicepresi
dencial, CASTOR Godoy y finalmen-
tie ell DR. Rivero Agiiero. Este ma
nifesto en- SUI discourse que en- la
actualldad no Sc libraba una lucha
de partin0s en- disputa por ell 20
der sIn0 que era una tarea de SUI
perior patriotlsmo de todo un pue
bio, contra una minoria sin doc
trinas sin otro mensaje que no sea
la %reVancha, la persecution y la
muefte" Dijo tambien que la pro
pagauda habia confundido al pue
bio aturdiendoIe y que a clio han
contrIpuido los comunistas y los
que SIN serlo hacen tanto dano
como ellos. Aseguro que son los
que sin Votos y sin calidades nj
capacidaoes quieren disfrutar de
atlas pos'ciones ! que hay un ter
Ger factor, la llamada masa neu-
ira o apolitica que lie ha hecho ell
juego a los que no tienen otra doc
trina que destrui1 al pals, no que
riendo comprender que las pri
meras girtimas serian ellos mis-
mos. Aseguro que Sc ha producido
una reaction IN esa clase de tai
forma. que en- aquel acto, Sc en-
contraban representatives de la
misma.
Por otra parte, los JETS Provin
ciales de partidos autenticos grau
sista, reunidos en- I'm restaurant
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
30 PELICRosos
Wiene de la primera)

sioneros y un guardia, heridos.
Ell ESCAPE comenzo a las seis de
la manana (hors %local), cuando
los penados cortaron los cables
telefonicos y ~entraron en- la ar.
meria de la carcel. Una vez arma-
dos dominaron a los guardias, los
m~anlataron y los encerraron en-
las ceidas
Uno de los guardias logro llegar
a INA colonia cercana desde donde
solicito ayuda por telefono.P Poll
cias y soldados fueron enviados
apresuradamente a la carcel en-
apoyo de los guardias.
Mientras tratsban de colocarse
en- posiciones alrededor de la pri-
sion, los penados comenzaron a
disparar sobre ellos. En- la confu-
sion que siguio ochenta penados
lograron escapar
Los sitiadores Sc lanzaron al
asalto de los edificios de la pri.
sion, lograron dominar Jas torres
de ~vigilancia y gradualmente to-
da la prision.
Las autoridades comenzaron in.
medistamente a contar los pena-
dos e i~nterrogar "a los que habian
sido tomados p%risioneros. Pronto
Sc hizo evidente que la mayor
parte de los prisioneros habian es-
capado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
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ADENAUER ENVIA NOTA j
KHRUSHCHEV

BONN, CUPID. - FL Canciller
de la Alemania Occidental, Konrad
Adenauer ha informado al Primer
Ministro de la Union %Sovietica, Nj
kita S. Kruschev, que un acuerdo
para poner fin a las pruebas nu
cleares seria por 81 soln "insuficien
te' para conducir ell mundo al de
sarme general.
En- nots enviada aver a Krus
chew y dada hoy a la publidad, Ad
denauer senalo que ell desarme ge
general seria la primera condicion
para aminorar las tensiones inter
nacionales.
Adenauer recordo a Kruschev
que, de acuerdo con lostratades
de Paris del % de octubre de 1855
Alemania Occidental, Sc compro
metio a no fabricar jamas armas
atomlcas y agrego que 'el gobierno
federal nc abriga la intencion de
zanzibar esta situaci6n'
'Pero ell gobierno espera con
tinuaba Ell Canciller que en- las
futuras negoclaciones sobre Ell de
sarme, la Uni5d Sovietica esta dis
puesta a ponerse de acuerdo con
otros estados para renunciar a la
production de armas nucleares,