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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-08-07
McHENRY

Mrs. Oscar Savage received word
of the death of her sister, Mrs.
Mary Galbreath Garringer, Sun
day, in a hospital in Usage, Iowa.
She was born near McHenry 46
years ago, and was ill from cancer
for the past year. She is survived
by a son william, of Usage, and
several brothers and sisters of
this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thorn
gren, Beaver Bay, Mimi, have an
nounced the birth of their second
child and daughter on July 26.
She was named Robin Ann. Mrs.
Thorngren will be remembered as
Norma Jean Carr, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Verlyn Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Savage and
daughters, Betty and Mrs. Dale
Paugh, spent the weekend in
Akron, O., visiting relatives.
Susan Bowman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harland Bowman, is at
tending All club Week at College
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles limbaugh,
Lewisburg, Pa. visited the latter S
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bland, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Brenne-
man and son we're Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bowman and son. In the afternoon
they called on Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Kahl. Evening visitors of the
BowmanS were Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Richter, Miss Glover, and Mr..
and Mrs. William Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Edgar and
children, of Sykesville, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Edgar and
daughters.
william Bauer and Paul Vaughn
were in Baltimore Monday to at
tend the funeral of the formers
sister, Mrs. Gertrude BackOff, who
passed away suddenly.
Dale Paugh is in camp at Man
chester, ~ H., with the air force
reserve, for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verlyn Carr visited
friends at lockwood, Pa, Sunday.
Rev Blair Burr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emerson Riley, Ruth Lohr, Nc
keesport, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Griffith, Confluence, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Fike and family, Ad-
olson, were weekend callers of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Codd-
ington and daughters were Sunday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Farley
Savage. Thursday evening visitors
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Glotfelty
and daughter we're Sunday eve
ming dinner guests of Pearl Nc
Lean and daughter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-08-07
Red Oak Fairy;ew

Sunday morning worship service
at Fairview was conducted by Pas
tor Eugene Matthews. He brought
the message The Christian and the
Cross, from Mark 8:34
Due to the illness of several of
the teachers and leaders of our
church and Sunday School. we are
canceling Bible School until fur
Their notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs are Wis
iting their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs Toby Truban in
New York City.
Sunday dinner guests of the
Childs families were MIR. and Mrs.
Willie Childs, Talmadge, o., and
MIR. and Mrs Edwin Childs After
noon guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Harvey and children, of
Lake Worth, Fla, and Miss Jean
Ridder, Red House.
Miss Josephine Terrant returned
to Cleveland with her brother,
Robert, for a few weeks visit.
Saturday evening visitors of the
Howard Cosners were Mrs. Harvey
Miller and daughter, Mary Ann,
and Raymond Rodeheaver
Mrs. William Wilhelm and daugh-
ter, Fort Meade, are spending this
week with her brothcr-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs George Stan
va. Red House.
Mrs. Leo Truban and children.
Grecnbelt, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ray Harvey this week.
Sunday dinner guests of Mir and
Mrs. s. b Cooper were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Truban, of Morgan
town. Sunday afternoon visitors
we're Mrs. Norma Truban and
children.
Mr. and Mrs Ward McCloy, De-
troit, are visiting her brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blam-
BILE. Mr.. and Mrs. McCloy at
tended the Gilbert reunion at Cor
man on Sunday.
Mrs Marion Getty, Westernport
spent last week with her mother,
Mrs. Rose Wilson, and sister, Mrs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-08-07
AURORA EGLON

! Mrs. John Harsh returned Fri
day to her home at Egl0n from a
Kingwood hospital where she had
undergone surgery OH an eye.
Orville Evans returned Saturday
! from a Kingwood hospital to his
home at Horse Shoe Run after hav-
ing been a patient there since
Involved in a tractor accident July
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shaffer. Akron,
were recent guests in the home of
Mrs. Shaffer's mother Mrs. Ruth
Shaffer and family Eglon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fike and
daughter and Mrs. Joseph Spaid
and son. all of Eglon, attended
a Kirk family reunion Sunday at
Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Arnold Rus
sell, KY, spent week recently at
the home of Mr.. Arnold's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arnold, near
Eglon. They all went to Clifton
Forge, Va, and spent week where
they formerly had resided. They
spent some time in a recreatiCnal
camp. They returned home Satur-
day and Mr.. and Mrs Paul Arnold
left Sunday for home.
Mrs. Edith Barnes and Mrs. Olga
Hardy, Eglin, ILL.,, come SUNDAY to
the home of their niece, Mrs.
Claude Winters and family.
SIC Dale Knots and family of
North Carolina came Saturday to
the home of Mrs. Knots foster
father, Ira Harsh. Eglon where
they are spending few days.
lila Harsh who has been polio
cripple since a babe received an
injury to the crippled leg Wednes-
day when her brace gave way and
ste fell at the home of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs John Harsh. Eglon.
She was treated by an Oakland
physician and returned to her
parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs Delmar Shaffer,
Baltimore, are VacatiOning at the
home of Mrs. Shaffer's mother Mrs.
Ola Shaffer, Eglon. They all visited
relatives at Kingwood Wednesday.
Richard Harsh, Morgantown,
made a short call Wednesday at
the home of his uncle, Ira Harsh.
Relatives here received word
that Mrs. George Mintzing, Scherr,
w. Va, is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brugh,
New Centerville, Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Incl, Indian Head, Pa, came
Tuesday to Eglon where Mrs.
Brugh's aunt Miss Elma Yother
had visited for more than two
weeks. After a dinner at the home
of the Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Teets
they all returned to Pennsylvania.
Arvin Harsh, near Eglon was
seriously injured Wednesday when
he got leg caught in hay bailer.
1t was necessary to break the bailer
and cut his shoe to get him released.
He was rushed to the Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital where he re-
mains a patient
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buckley and
children and Mrs Lena Buckley,
Brookside, spent the weekend at
Hagerstwn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-08-07
Opens Headquarters

Congressman Dewitt S. Hyde,
candidate for reelection to the
U. S. House of Representatives
from the Sixth district, has official
ly opened campaign headquarters
in Wheaton. Headquarters are at
11O31 Veirs Mill Road, Wheaton,
Silver Spring. His telephone is
Lockwood 5-5O86. He has named
Mrs. Ann c. Smith as his campaign
manger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-08-07

The Aurora community will
sponsor a supper Saturday eve
ming at the Community building
beginning at five o'clock continu-
ing to seven E. S. T. Price Adults
S1.OO Children under twelve years
50 cents. The public is invited.
Dale Myers, Aurora, is a patient
in Philippi hospital He had
suffered light stroke and was
hospitalized at KingWood and was
home for few days but his condi-
ton grew worse and he was taken
to Philippi
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-08-07
11Deed Transfers
Recorded This Week

Eleven deed transfers were re-
corded in the office of the County
Commissioners during the past
week.
Goodwill Mennonite Home. Inc
to Alvin H. Yoder and wife, 16
acres of land in district 3.
Lawrence E. Selby and wife to
Lewis Chester Oakman and wife
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-08-07
Hurdesty Reunion Set

A reunion of the family of the
late L. w. Hardesty will be held
in Cathedral Park near Aurora, w.
Va, on Sunday, August 10, it has
been announced. Friends and rela-
tiveS are welcome.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-08-07

Officers seized a still and ar
rested two bootleggers in recent
raid in Preston county.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07
Open Letter To
The President

The Honorable Dwight D. Eisen-
hover
President of the United States
The White House
Washington, d. e.
My dear Mr.. President
On Saturday October 25, 5000
earnest and hopeful young people
white and Negro students alike,
under responsible leadership,
peacefully assembled in Washing
ton and after a ceremony at the
Lincoln Memorial delegation of
IL presented itself at the White
House to present you with a pc
tition in support of indignation in
public schools. They were exer-
cising an inalienable democratic
right respectfully to petition their
President on an issue of grave
Importance.
In common with many other
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07
ParkdaIe
NJ. B. Robinson

Funeral services for Mrs. Eli
zabeth Floyd were held October
26 at Penny Chapel CINE church.
She was also a member of the
United Friends and Eastern Star
Mrs. Floyd's passing was shock
to the community as she had re-
turned from a visit with her bro
Their, and niece and their fami-
lies the day before her passing
She was a native of Grove Hill
Alabama, and is survived by a
brother Rev Jim Jackson of Pine
Bluff; two sisters, Mrs. Ida Green
of Helena and Mrs. Mile Jacksin
Warner; nine nephews and thir-
teen nieces. The Pitner home
demonstration club met recently
in the home of Mrs. Freedona
Works. The meeting was very in
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07

the second Giant Step if we all
learn not to creep but walk to-
gether to the end that we, our
Negro brethren and every min
GRITTY in our land at least shall
achieve the future grand and
free Your resolute leadership,
Mr.. President, will immeasurably
contribute to this end.
Respectfully yours,
Muriel l. Symington
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07
NCNW TO DISPLAY AND
DRAMATIC THE STORY
OF NEGRO WOMEN

Washington, d. C.-The story
of Negro women in America
past and present-will be fea-
tured at an international festival
when the National Council of
Negro Women displays and dra-
matizes its composition and ac-
tivities at the Women's Interna-
tional Exposition in New York
City this week.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07

citizens I felt a deep disappoint-
ment over your refusal to receive
them and that they were denied
even the opportunity to present
their petition to one of your st7ff.
Mr.. Haggerty clearly stated that
prior to this date they had petit
toned for a meeting with you.
Even on the eve of an election
surely it would not have fatally
compromised Republican hopes
had you received these young
people with sympathetic under
standing and an expression OF
your deep concern for this issue,
even though you felt it impolitie
to commit yourself any further
than you have hitherto done in
speeches or at press conferences.
But after the election turmoil
has subsidized you could take two
steps in assertion of your leader
ship respecting our most grave
domestic crisis.
First: Speak to the rising gen
Grafton on television, not as their
President but as parent and
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07
Pine Bluff
Ulysses Shepherd

Mrs. Carrie Laden who is in
the Davis hospital is reported inn
proved at this time. Mrs. Mag
gle Shepherd has returned to the
University of Arkansas Medical
Center for few more treat
ments. Davene Young who
was accidentally shot recently
and hospitalized at Little Rock.
is now recupepting at home. !.
Thought for this week: The
church is a ouse of prayer, and
should not be used for vanity"
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07

grandparent Bid them meet this
problem in terms of simple hui
man decency and in SO doing
educate themselves beyond con-
temporary prejudiees so that in
adult years they may be both able
and willing to complete the UNI
finished task of making their
land truly democratic. Lest you
be charged with attempting to
pit southern youth against its
parents the appeal should be di-
reeted to ALL young Americans.
Second: Speak to adults as a
parental influence in molding
the young. In common with us
all you must have seen the hate
distorted face of white youth on
television or in press photo
graphs, and in contrast Negro
youth meeting insults with dig
nifty and forbearance suffering
spiritual scars they may bear to
their dying day. Will you not
express on our behalf the debt
of gratitude we owe Negro par
ents for not having ineulcated in
their children the philosophy of
An eye for an eye, tooth for
a tooth? AS evidenced by tele-
vision interviews some of the
white children have reasoned
approach to the common pro-
blem for which some white par
ents are likewise to be congrat-
ulated.
Truly out of evil has come
some enduring good. This crisis
brought forth great leaders a.
mong the Negro people. But their
efforts would have been abortive
had they not been worthy for
lowed by thousands of Negroes
whose names we shall never
know.
Out of an equally turbulent
era rose the voice of the great
anti-slavery poet, John Greenleaf
Whittier in salute to those who
were jailed for their "treasonous
conspiracy" to abolish slavery.
The age is dull and mean. Men
creep,
Not walk; with blood too pale
and tame
To pay the debt they owe to
shame
Gods ways seem dark, but soon
or late
They touch the shining hills Of
day;
The evil cannot brook delay,
The good can we'll afford to wait
Give ermined knaves their houl
of crime;
Ye have the future grand anC
great
The safe appeal of Truth t.
Time"
Whittier lived to see taken tn
first Giant Step-the removal o
the degradation that slavery
visits on master and slave alike!
We too shall live to see takel
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07

spring with a demonstration OF
rug making.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-30

SEES banados por ell mar Caribe
traeria beneficios incalculables
a nuestros pueblos. Cuba tan
SOLO, por eJemplo, pierde mas
de 100 millones de pesos todos
les amos por concepto de fletes
maritimos. Mexico y Venezuela
ORC tanto. Ell dia que nuestro
archipelago antillano y los pue
bios de terra firma del Cont
nente aunemos voluntades Y
creemos una gran flota mercan
te Sc dara I'm paso en- firme Y
positive que saneara la eco
n0mia de muchos de nuestros
pueblos. Unidos por ell mar y
s.iminadas Jas barreras y tart
feS aduanales integraremos I'm
coniunto de pueblos fuertes y
poderoSos. Y una vez unidos
econ6micamente, la unidad poll
tica no Sc hara esperar. Para
este Sera ~necesario, previamen
te. la extirpacion de tres can
ceres purulentoS que retardan
ell desarrollo y progreso de nues
ros paises y son focos infec
ciosos que pudieran contaminar
a los demas: Batista, los Truji
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-30
FLOTA hERCANTE CENTROANERICANA
Por ENRIQUE RoDRIcUEZ-LoEcHEs

La unidad de los pueblos
americanoS, sueno inconcluso
de los Padres de la Indepen
dencia contiuuara siendo mott
vo de preocupacion de aquellos
MICS de la America Hispana que
sienten como propios los males
y angustiaS que acontecen en-
cualquier rincon del Continente
Americana. La bancarrota eco
monica que sumo en- la miseria
a Bolivia; la baja del precio en-
Ell mercado mundial del estano
que acongoja hoy a Chile; las
sstrapiaS sangrientas que en-
Cuba, Nicaragua y Santo Do
mingo asesinan a sus pueblos,
son motives de preocupacion
para aquellos hijos de America
uue "desde ell Rio Grande hasta
los mcntes fangosos de la Pa
tagonia" forman I'm solo pue
plo como dijera Marti.
FL cable de eStos dias trae
una noticia que ha de regoci
iarnos a todos. Con motive de
Ia visits del p~residente guate
malteco YdIgoras Fuentes a
Honduras, Sc ACADIA de anunciar
la firma de un convenio para ell
ESTABLISHMENTS de una flota
mercadte Gran Centroamerica
ma. Ell hecho, en- ST, reviste ex-
cepcional importancia. Consti
tuye una esperanto mas de que
an dia, no Leland, acaben de in
tegrarse econ6micamente todos
los pueblos de listmo centric
americana.
Hace POGO mas de diez amos,
gobernando Romulo Betancourt
con Accion Democratica en- We
nezuela Sc cre6 la flota mer
cante Gran Colombiana, forma
Ga con capitales de este pals,
y Ecuador. Como
era de esperarse, ell regimen
totalitario de Perez Jimenez con
sus torpezaS y brutalidades lie
jos de aumentar Ell tonelaie Y
Su inteles por MEDIA tan tras
pusO en- peligro la
union, La posibilidad de crear
Sc algdn dia una flota mercante
con capitales de todos los pal
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-30
AsesnaiO de 6aTan
Rojas PiniIIa Dice que Tiene
Ia CIave del Terrible Crimen

FL sofista de distraction no lie
result6. Ell Senado 10 lleva a
sus barras para que responda
por ell delito de indignidad.
La sonora Amparo Jaramillo
viuda de Gaitan, en- SUI nombre
y en- ell de SUI hiia, Gloria Gal
tan Jaramillo, Sc ha dirigid0 a
la Comision Tnstructora del Sc
nado pidiendole que lie de Pile
ma oportunidad al ex Presidente
cuando commence ell iuicio de
este ell pr6ximo Is de diciem-
bre, para que revele TODD GUAM
to sepa acerca de la muerte
del jefe del partido Liberal.
"Han pasado mas de 10 amos,
ha manifestado la sonora, y ell
misterio mas absolute Sigue ro-
deando la muerte de mi espo-
so. Els indudable que existieron
manos ocultas que armaron ell
asesino. La teoria del "lobo soli-
tario" sostenida por ell investi-
gador no resiste ell menor anali-
sis. No debe perderse oportuni-
dad alguna para esclarecer ell
atroz delito. 81 Rojas Pinilla
puede aclarar algo e. que 10
haga'.
Roias Pinilla en- varias oca-
stones afirmo que deseaba ha-
blair ante ell pals entero. La opor-
tunidad Sc lie presenta ell lu-
mes Is de diciembre. Solo, en-
ell pasado, dos grandes hombres
han sido juzgados por ell Sc
nado: los ex Presidentes Jose
Maria Obando y Tomas Cipria-
no de Mosqueda. Ahora lie to,
ca ell turno a el, que al lado
de los anteriores es I'm pigmeo
Ell Senado discuti6 81 debia o
no declarar la prision PREVENT
va al expresidente. La opinion
de la mayoria de los Senadores
Sc pronuncio en- partido adver-
so.
lEs possible que Rojas pueda
esclarecer la muerte de Cal
tan? En- opinion de los observa-
dores imparciales es muy POGO
probable, Ell pals Sc ha dividido
profundamente alrededor de csc
proceso: hay quienes Green que
la investigation echo a perder
las pistas evidentes que deja-
ron los asesinos. Otros, por ell
contrario, aprueban la concIu-
sion del investigator: a Juan
Roa Sierra no lie armo nadie:
tue ell qulen qulso hacerSe no
torio su~primiendo la personali-
dad mas armada del pueblo CO.
lombiano.
5Quien mando asesinar a Cal
tan? 81 Roias Pinilla 10 sabe
debe anunciarlo a la faZ de to-
do ell pals. 81 conociendolos
oculta a los autores ihauire en-
ell dclito de encubrimiento. Pue.
de d cirse que Colombo entera
espera con ansiedad 10 que olga
ell ex-dictador que sera declara-
do = por primer vez en- la his
toria de Colombia - indigno de
haber ocupado la presidencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-30
AsssinaiO de 6aifan

BOGOTA (SICO). - En- dife-
rentes declaraciones publicadas
desde que lego al pals por Ell
ex Presidente, general en- reti-
70 Gustavo Rojas Pinilla, ha
manifestado que puede concluir
con ell misterio que envuelye ell
asesinato de Jorge Eliecer Cal
tan ocurrido en- ell centric de Bo-
gotta en- la tarde del 9 de abril
de 1948. Tambien ha anuncia-
do que tiene la clave para solu-
cionar otro crimen miSterios0:
ell aSesinato del Jefe de Cam
bios, Alfonso Jaramillo Gomez,
en- la puerta de SUI casa en- ell
ano de 1850, al cual tambien Sc
lie dio caracter politicO
Els indudable que el extra
no. NAL psic6logo y NAL aconse-
iado, con una idea err0nea So
bre SUI propio waller, crey6 rom
per con esa declaration la ar
monia hoy existente entire los
partidos. Supuso que con esa
bomba de tempo provocaria
recriminaciones mutuas, cargos
Y contracargos de los dos par
tidos, examenes tardios de 10
que Sc realize en- la epoca del
gobierno conservador, investiga-
clones sobre determinados per-
sonajes.
Los amigos de ROjas Pinilla
dicen que este tiene en- su poder
copia del informe rendido al
eobierno colombiano en- 1947,
sobre ell crimen de Gaitan, por
una mission enviada por Scot
land Yard y que permanecio va
rios meses en- Bogota estudlan.
do ell curse de la Investigation y
que 10 mismo en- ell asesinato
de Jaramillo Gomez %presentara
documentos sensacionales des-
tinados a I'm gran escandalo po-
litico. GHay algo de verdad o Sc
trata de un bluff?
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-30
Probable COmpra de Ia
Editorial Mas Grande
de ReVisia del MundO

LoNpRES, Nov. SUPP
En- circulos periodisticos Sc
menciona hoy la probable com
pra de la mas grande editorial
de revistas del mundo, en- tran
sacci6n que comprenderia una
inversion de muchos millones
de libras esterlinas.
Cecil King Director del Day
ly Mirror de Londres, hizo una
oferta para asumir la direction
de Amalgamated Press, edito
rial que publica AZ revistas Sc
manales 2 mensuales y 20
anuales.
La tamilia Berry, que rige
los destinos de la Amalgama
ted ha acceptable la oferta en-
principle.
FL Daily Mirror adquiriria en-
cambio de acciones Ell control
&c la Amalgamated, cuyo valor
SC calcula entire 100000 y 2.
900. 900 de libras esterlinas 49,
6O0.O 900 a 89.600,000 d6lares).
81 canibio Sc realizaria a base
de dos acciones del Daily Mi
rror por una de Amalgamated.
Ell Mirror que afirma tener
una circulation de mas de 5.
100000 ejemplares y contar
con ia mayor venta diaria del
universe" como peri6dico, ad
quiriria tamhien Kelly's Direc
tories y Associated Life Press,
la editorial commercial y tecni
ca mas grande de Gran Breta
ia, ash como una tercera par
tie de la compania de televisi6n
Southern, en- la propia opera
cion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-30
Bven EiempIo de
Cooperation dan
Italia g iran

ROMA, Nov. 29.-(UPD-El
P~residente Giovanni Gronchi,
durante I'm banquete de gala
ofrecido al Sha del Iran, Moha
med Reza Pahlevi, dijo que Ell
c0ntratc petrolero firmado en-
tire los dos paises es un elem
plo del espiritu de colabora
cion que debe haber entire las
naciones
En- vlrtud del acuerdo, que
cause sensation en- las esferas
pctroleras inteTnacionaleS, Ell
monopolio petrolero italiano
pagara a Iran ell IS por ciento
de los beneficios obtenidos al
explotdr la concession que Sc lie
ha otorgado.
Ell contrato rompio la formu
Ia cla5lca del so por ciento pa
"a Ell concesionario y ell so pa
"a ell pals que da la concession.
Els de senalar sin embargo,
que SUI monte es de solo $4,000.
0oo de dolares.
Grorchi Sc refirio al resent
miento causado por ell contrato
en- los circulos petroleros nor
teamericanos y britanicoS, al
decir:
Eel acuerdO petrolero firma
do por nosotros pareci6 audaz
y desconsiderado a algunos,
particularmente a aquetllos Gu
yos i~ntereses estaban ligados
por formulas tradicionales''.
Else acuerdo -anadio ell
Presidente- fue y sigue sien
do un ejemplo del espiritu y la
furma que, en- nuestra opinion,
debe caracterizar la colabora
con entire los pueblos. "Mues
ira, en- efecto. que Italia com
prende con sabiduria la exigen
cia fundamental de interpreter
la collaboration International, es
pecialmente cuando Sc realiza
entire naciones que no han lie
gado a I'm grade igual de desa
rrollo."
Ell Sha de Iran lego a Roma
en- SUI primera vista desde que
Sc firmo ell c~ontrato. LIE aeon
pana SUI Ministro de Relaciones
EXteriores, Ali Ashgar Hermat.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-30

10 y los SomOza. Luchar con
TIA eStas tiranias y crear una
Federation de Pueblos del Carl
he forma parte del programa
que Sc propone lleyar a cabo
ell Dirtctorio Revolucionario.
Con clio no haremos mas que
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-30
Rusiu Propone
CieIo Alberto

GINEBRA, Nov. 90 CUPID -
Russia y sus satellites propusieron
hoy un sistema limitado de ms
peccion terrestre y de "cielo
alberto" para impedir los alta
ques por sorpresa.
Las propuestas comunistas -
SUI primera contribution firme
en- cast tres semanas de CONVEX
saciones = fue acompanada por
la invariable demanda de que
Sc discutan los principles pro-
blemas politicos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-30

seguir las predicas de los Pa
dres de la Independence Anne
ricana: Bolivar y Morazan, Hos
tOs y Marti.