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Louis sciscenti. q retired
Washington barber supply man
who came TO America knowing
mo English and with q delivery
tag pinned TO his coat, died
yesterday In Fort Lauderdale.
Fla. He was 10.
The oldest Of nine brothers.
Mr.. Sciscenti was born In the
village Of Casacalanda, Italy,
which lies between Naples and
the Adriatic Sea. He came TO
this country when he was IL.
Since his arrival he has omitted
the final go in his name. al
though he never bothered to
change 1t In court.
Once in the United States.
young 6ciscent was appren-
ticed TO his uncle. Ralph De
Pompeo. a barber In New York.
So short was the boy that he
had TO climb up on a box 70
lather the customers faces and
fetch down their personal shaw
ing mugs from the racks on the
wall.
Surgery His Ambition
He had always wanted TO b.
a surgeon, and became a bar.
Der because he thought THU
would be the closest thing Il
his unattainable ambition. Dur.
ing his five-year apprentice.
ship, Mr.. Sciscent learned u
cure skin diseases and lance
boils, and he bled customer
when 1t was thought necessary
| At II he came to Washing.
ton and worked as a barber
in a shop where the Hecht Co
now stands. After four years o.
saving. he bought the store.
Mr.. Sciscent stocked a com
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Louis Sciscenti, 70, Retired
Barber Supply DeoIer Here

Iplete line Of barber and beauty
supplies. Before long other
BARRIERS In the city we're buy
ing these from him. He soon
decided to open a store for the
sale Of such goods.
He borrowed money from q
banker customer who said that
II he could trust Mr. Sciscent
well enough to offer his neck
TO the razor. the barber could
certainly be trusted With a few
hundred dollars. Mr.. Sciscent
soon opened the National
Beauty and Barber Supply Co.,
Inc.
Nearly Wiped Out
The crash of 1929 all but
wiped out the young business.
but Mr.. Sciscent quickly ad-
justed TO the straitened circurn-
stances and kept his shop open.
Mr.. Sciscent's brother Num-
zio. a shoemaker, came to this
country in 1918 with his wife.
the former Adelina De Lalla.
who was also born In the village
Of Casacalanda.
The couple had three sons:
Louis, Verdi and Tito. Having
no children Of his own, Mr..
Sciscent trained Louis to take
over his business and sent Verdi
to medical school where he had
always wanted to go himself.
I His brother died in 1854. Last
May Mr.. Sciscent married his
brothers widow. and subse-
quently moved TO Florida.
/ Mr.. Sciscent leaves his wife.
Of Fort Lauderdale: Louis. Of
9402 Kingsley avenue. Bethes-
da: Tito, of Norfolk, Va. and
DR.. Verdi Sciscent, Of Waterloo.
I0va
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as an Episcopal priest in South
Dakota and the State Of WASH
ington after his studies at
Berkeley Divinity School.
He worked among the Sioux
Indians as well as the far
flung settlements of white
parishioners. Then. when de-
tailed 70 Vermillion, s. OAK.
he became athletic coach for
the University OF South Dakota,
with the blessing of his bishop.
When Mr.. Henderson came
TO st. Adams from missionary
field work he was an impress
, siye figure. He stood 6-feet-l,
and weighed 225 pounds.
He taught mathematics and
sacred studies during the whole
of his service at st. Adams
from which he retired in l947
although he continued 70 con-
duct services in the schoo
chapel. and was adviser TO tho
athletic department until
shortly before his death.
In mathematics. Mr.. Hen
derson's forte was algebra. anc
the original thinking required
by tough written problems wa;
to him the test Of the student
TITS dead easy" he would
tell his students as he taught
Those who mastered his writ.
ten problems. II was said, founc
they had mastered the subject
Born in Ireland
Born in Belfast. Ireland, Mr.
Henderson went to MaSsachu-
sets as q boy Of 6.
At the convocation in cele-
bration of st. Adams 50th an.
niversary he was presented q
gold medal on behalf Of the
school. The citation read In
part:
las a teacher, he was under.
standing and patient. yet de-
handing and firm as q
coach of football. basketball
and baseball. he taught tbs
( players the skills he himself
possessed as one OF the greal
athletes OF his generation =.
as q Christian gentleman. h,
influenced the lives Of all.
mfr. Henderson's boys re-
Hspect him as a great teacher
they admire him as q grea'
coach: and they love him a
the great Christian gentleman
that he is."
Services Set Thursday
He Is survived by his widow
I Mrs. Blanche Gould Henderson
q son, James. headmaster Of ths
Maumee Valley Country Da,
School. Maumee Valley. Ohio,
and a sister. Mrs. Albert Sadler
of West Acton. Mass.
Friends may. call at Joseph
Gawler's Sons. 1856 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. "Wednesday
afternoon and evening. and al
the Chapel of the Resurrection
Of Washington Cathedral from
g am. to / pm. Thursday.
Services will be held in the
nave of the Cathedral at 2 pm
Thursday. with the Rev
Charles Martin. headmaSter Of
st. Adams. taking part in the
service. Burial will be in Ply
mouth. N. II.
The family asks that express
sions Of sympathy be sent tc
the James Henderson Scholar
ship Fund at St. Adams. The
fund was established several
years ago by alumni in Mr.
Henderson's honor.
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Death has ended the fabu-
bus career Of Col" Jake Freed
man. a one-time street corner
banana peddler who became
one Of the top figures in the
Las Vegas. Nev.. gambling en-
pire.
Freedman. 81, died In q
hospital last night. He had
undergone surgery for a heart
ailment.
He was part owner Of the
luxurious Sands Hotel in Las
Vegas and was famous there
for having been a participant
in a million-dollar dice game
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In Mrmnriant

BOWIE. WILLIAM REDIN. IN loving
memory of my husband. WILLIAM
REDfN BOWIE. who departed this life
ten wears ago today, January 20,
WIFE ARROW BOWIE
BROWN. ARTHUR. A tribute OF love
and affection TO the memory Of my
dear husband. ARTHUR BROWN. who
departed this life Ia years ago today.
January "a. 1914.
As long as memory endnres.
Ny love can never die
Memories grow swceteF still
As days and years ago BY
Sweet memories OF the one I love.
WIN always stay with me
DEVOTED WIPE. KATHERINE r
BROWN
BROWN. MATTE n. In memory Of
our dear mother and sister. MATTE
one s sssS sso today ho " January %. iss1.
No one knows how much we miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since we lost you.
Life has never been the same
HER SONS, SISTER AND A DEVOTED
DAUGHTER-iN-l
CURTIN, FRANCIS o. In loving
memory OF our dear husband and
father FRANCIS o CURTIN. who
You left a beautiful memory.
sorrow too great to be told,
But 10 US who loved and lost you
Your memory will never grow old
HIS LOVING WIFE. ILL, AND
DEVOTED SONS DlcKlE AND
CURTIN. FRANCIS o. A tribute Of
love 70 our son and brother FRANCIS
Beyond md" two ts wears ears s sso today. JsnusfV
~, 1895.
We try not TO srieve for a song that
IL stilled
But trust when the shadows fall,
And think when We look into heaven ;
Hes away for awhile, that's all.
LOVINGLY MOTHER AND SISTER.
FLEMING. JOSEPH D. Passed away
nlns, wears ago today January ~,
dc not need a special day
To bring you TO my mind
The days ] do not think Of YOU
Are very hard 70 ind
LOVING DAUGHTER, LAuRkTTA
FLEMING.
FLETCHER, BLANCHE =, In loylng
memory OF my dear wife, BLANCHE
+ FLETCHER, who passed away one
year ago TO-DAY, January 20, 1897,
~ uuI uthIAh NOnI ntUluTN HuNtEhs
Always tender, fond and true.
There's not q day, dear Blanche
We do not think OF you
CHARLES s. FLETCHER, AND DE-
VOTED NIECES Mrs Loonice K.
Bechtold,. Mrs Beatrice X Nor.
rls0n. Mrs Coflnne l.. Hardin.
Mrs Blanche l., Dlnger Miss
Elinor johnson, and nephew
Curtis W keegin OF Detroit,
Mich
FRANCIS. BEVERLY. Just token Of
remembrance 70 the memory Of our
father ana grandfather, BEVERLY
FRANCIS, who departed this life
20 years ago today. January 20, 1882
We had lived and loved together.
ThrOuah many changing years:
We had shared each others sadness
And wept az each others tears.
Sweet TO remember him who once was
here,
And who, though absent. Ia lust as
dear u
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorium

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SIN 81 and Mass ave NE II $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ga r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCoLN--Cal, Garden Of the
Apostles section. Call LII 4-JHi4
FORT LINCOLN crvpts IN Garden
of APOSTLES, $1,000 LII 4-Bes3.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARk-e
very desirable lots. Call EN-. 3-3ilb
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Bethesda at IL am. tomorrow.
Burial will be in Parklavn
Cemetery.
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CIarn nj Thanka

PETTIGREw. ELIZA. The family Of
the late ELIZA PEfTl0RkW wlshei
10 express their appreciation ane
afatituqe kQr the many ekpresslons ~
FAMILY ~
RICHARDSON. AMBROSE y. The tam.
ily Of the late AMBROSE y, Sch
ARDSON Wishes TO express It's sim
eere thanks and appreciation 20 our
relatives, nejghhors and friends toi
ansn .aesramsl eanas ~ sshnnsn Z,
sympathy during our recent hereave'
BEATRICE r. RICHARDSON
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HAY II HAMILTON,
Comnussaire Intendant
WORkCUFF. ANDREA r. on sstur.
Day; January ~, l05s. ANDREA. r
WORkCUFF OF 1918 N ST. nv Ant
lQb. beloved son Of Clyde and Elna
workout Also surviving are one sis
ter six brothers, other relatives and
many friends After 5 pm. Monday
January 90, friends are invited Ia
call at the Mcclure Funeral Home
be said on Tuesday, January "a. Al
etefy
WYATT, CARY 7 On Sunday, Jan.
uary No., 1898, CARY r. WYATT Of
tls Belmont - NV. husband Of
sister, three brothers, a stepson.
other relatives and many friends No.
tice OF funeral later. ATranGements
bV Mcclure Inc vi
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sIEGEL, JENNIE tFgLDMASJ

Monday. January 20. 1905, JENNIE
ifELDMANl sIEGEL. beloved VII,
Of AMMAN Blegel, devoted mother ui
!sador. FRED. MAJ and d. Frenl
Bertha speelor Mrs sylvia levin
and MIS-, Dorothy Jacobs. all vi Wash,
ington. y, c, She alAo N survived bs
one brother, Samuel Kolker. twenty.
tour rfandchildren .and three great,
Goldberg n Son Funeral Home, 49fi
nth 81. NV, on Monday, January 20
At Z pm Interment Beth SholOm
Congregation Cemetery In mourning
AZ 33Qb Shirley Jane Chevy Chase
Nd Please omit flowers.
STEWART, WALTER G. on sunday
January 10, lD5s, WAITER {
STEWART husband OF Mrs Ami,
stewart OF 3G4J New Hampshire ave
NV Notice. Of funeral later. Arrange.
ments By Jarvis.
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HENDERSON. REy. JAMEs. on sun

DAY. January ~. Hos, me HEV,
Blanche Henderson. father OF James
Henderson. r.. and brother OF Mrs.
Albert Sadler OF West Acton. Mass.
Friends may call at oavier's Chapel.
1895 Pa. ave nv ,eouftesy, paTkinR
Washington Cathedral Mount 81. Al
bans on Thursday. January 81. ~
pm 1nterment a. Plymouth. NJ II.
The family requests that instead Of
flowers contributions NAV be made
TO the Rev. James Henderson Scholar
ship. St Adams School for BOYS %
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Thursday. January 10 1855. John
LAWRENCE HARRIS Of ~ Que 81
nv. beloved husband OF Mrs Aiieen
Harris. father Of Mrs Shirley Fps
He also s survived ~ three sisters
tuo brothers, ar aunt tNef ella
tives ana friends .fter ON
Monday. January 20 friends are
Itss Yon 81 NV ws.r, W.
VIII be held at pm Tuesday.
January - Burial Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery 20
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HARRINGTON. MARY REGINA on

Saturday. January lS. 1855 al ssi :
NARY S'f RKoIsa S1 aaRsis Sa.isy 30 Ss.
HARRINGTON and mother o; Ana p
neral Home. 473a sait,mars ave
Hyattsyilie. Nd on TUESDAY. JAna-
airy 81. AZ 9 "a am. thence 10
81 Mary's Catholic Church. Iard-
over Rms. No . where mass vii BE-
offered AZ 10 an Relatives and
friends invited Interment Mount
O'ivet Cemetery Please omit flowers
In lieu q flowers. contributions may
Be sent 10 the Cancer F,ind pa
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January 10, 1855. HKRoLD MAR
TIN u ne ION 81. ne. husband
OF Myrtle NJ Martin. father Of
HAreid ' Aae Aoya q Martin and
brother Of George. Leon. william and
Thomas Martin, ana Mrs Grses
Phlilsrs Frtenos may cal! at the
Rinaidi Funeral Home. siB a &,
ne. where services Will oe held
on Monoay. January 80. AZ = pm
lntermenl FoFt Lincoln Cemetery 20
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UtIkS. MANt }, On Wednesday,
January rs. 1888. at Ridgewnod
lPaFsmus,' \. j. MARY j oAIEs.
beloved daashter Of the ate Thomas
Howard 3, Gen. Charles J and
Robert J HODGE. Funeral from he
James +. Ryan Funeral Home 3i5
Pa ave Sc. on Tuesday, January
the Church Of the Holy Comforter
a. 0 an Relatives and friends
invited. intermsnt Mount olivet
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- members Of voitare Locale,
.4<iHA No. 2n3, OF lie Grand volturG
slk de Maryland. are hereby re-
quested 70 assemble for serv-
Ices for our departed VOyA
geur, MILAN n WILLIAMS.
"a Al Lee Funeral Home, Attn 81
and Mass ave ne, at pm Mon
day, January 90. 1858
Oh HERBERT A. MAsTERToN
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REDMOND. SAMUEL MILTON. 81
ROSE. HIRAM LISTER. on SATURDAY

JanuaTy n DOS, HIRAM LISTER
ROSE q oden,on, Md beloved hus-
marguerite Talley, grandfather Of
Eleanor and Patricia TaileV, brother
Of Mrs. Grace Meredith and Leon n
Thomas. Of odenton. Nd He also Is
survived BY other relatives and MANY
friends After : pm Tuesday, JAM
uary u, friends are invited 10 call
a. the Jarvis Chapel 1892 You VI
NV Funeral services at . m We'd
eesstfhsoe g Gsa,sE E9 III At Ascension
menL Mount OllNet CemeierY II
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Z less. N Aiexandrin. Va. EL.lzABETH
~ BRANNOCK ,nee NEWTON OF
98as-A seth S., South Arlington Va
beloved wife OF Hazelton bran-
Tiekrer a sons Funeral Home, Pa.
and North ayes Baltimore. Nd. on
Wednesday. January -. AZ IL an
inteFment Parkwood Cemetery. Bal
2 tiYn0re Nd
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uary IA 1865, At Fort Laaderdsie
Fla, LOUIS SCISCENT beloved hus.
band OF Adelina aciscent aud uncle
Of Tito and Verdi sciscent and Louis
neral Home, 1921 l4th ST. nv, on
Tuesday. January 81, at 0.15 am
Reauiem mass at HOLY Rosary Church.
AZ ~ An Rosary az the above fl-
neral home 0u Monday, January 10.
oenA. Fort lincoln Cemetery
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p.rTood, No vHIRaiE ri IREN nen MAR r
RIS. beloved wife OF Archibald l.
Iarris. mother Of Mrs. Wordua ~
Gaieano Of WASHINGTON. ID C., and
Mrs James 8 Keller OF Strasburg
Va Mrs Harris rests a. Oartner's
Funeral Home, 0aitnersourg. Nd No
tlce Of funeral arrangements later
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punieaiioa Of Remington
fo1Ee. No. lps, 49, 4 A
~, . called Tor 10 am
"a TUESDAY, January II. 1885.
~ fer the nofpose Of eondtIkt.
. eur late sroshsr' FRSD
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-24
Carver-P feifer
PTA BREAKS ITS OWN
MEMBERSHIP RECORD

The school broke its own
membership record on Thursday
When Mrs. Odessa Hood, mem
bership chairman reported 1904.
20 collected with some reports
still expected This PTA won LIST
prize IN Arkansas last spring with
485 memberships This was
team effort with 81 per cent of
the goal being achieved. Parent
winner in the contest were
won.
list place
Mrs. Lola Hite = $4O.70
End Place
Mrs. Annie Mcdaniel = 1881
Bird Place
Mrs. Bernice White $30.65
The campaign closed with a
victory banquet at Carver cafe
terra an Thursday evening.
The PTA Committee sponsors
annually only two projects, name
ly:
a. Fall Membership Drive
b. March PTA Tea
Twenty-Five projects in the in
terest of all phases of the school
program have been approved for
the 1958-59 school year.
Mrs. Jeffrie Cunningham is P
IA president.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-24

GRADE 4
Mrs. E. NJ. Young
Carolyn Charles
Orange Brady
Sylvester Adams
GRADE 3
Mrs. E. T. Carpenter
Carolyn Williams
GRADE 3
Mrs. J. w. West
Edward Richards
Lenora Jones
GRADE .
Mrs. r. K. Finn
Anna Brown
Pamela Craig
Charlie Hampton
Clarence Hilliard
Everlana Johnson
Annie Jones
Janette MeDay
Harold Marshall
Loudine Quarles
Rose Reaves
GRADE q
Miss B. C. Moore
Eric Gore
Charles Wayne
GRADE 2
Mrs. M. J. Patterson
1 Gwendolyn King
Joyce Stubberfield
Allena Young
Rosa M. Solee
Bernard Washington
Johnny Woodley
GRADE l
Mrs. A. S. Hawkins
Esther Dawkins -
Shirley Dodson
Harold Evans
Sandra Fuller
Clarietta Jones
Bobbie Manual
Continued on page TweIv'
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-24
:: WITH THE SCHOOLS :
GRADE 4

GRADE 4
Mrs. 3. NJ. Young
Glenda Wilson
Connie Aston
GRADE 3
Mrs. J. w West
Albert Bland
GRADE 3
Mrs. NJ. c. Williams
Sallie Condition
Joyce Harris
Bonita Terry
GRADE 2
Mrs. R. K. Finn
Toni Brady
Anna Brown
Vera Hodges
Everleana Johnson
Loudine Quarles
GRADE 2
Miss B. c. Moore
Patricia Bland
Kenneth Hamilton
Larry Lowe
Roblyn Leary
GRADE 2
Mrs. NJ. J. Patterson
pafrieia paioe
Yvonne Reynolds
Allena Young
Robert Erby
Jouan Henderson
Joyce Stubblefield
Citizenship HONOR ROLL
GRADE 6
Mrs. S. w. Rice
Marilyn Bearden
Ronald Brown
Marvin Brown
Phillip Bryant
Eleanor Burns
Ola Darlington
Lille Crump
Annie A. Davis
Walter Henderson
Laura jenkins
Robert Jones
Herman Lewis
John Lewis
Scottie Manning
Wesley Mason
Margaret Price
Ebert Scroggins
James Walter Shockley
Napoleon Tillman
Leonard Tippen
Norma Tippen
Sandra Turner
Joyce Wade {
Robert Ward
Barbara Wilson
Clarence Washington
Daisy Young
GRADE 5
Mrs. M. S. Porter
Patricia Cage
Doris Davis
GRADE S
Mrs. A. c. Shanks
Betty Shockley
Karen Robinson
Lawrence Waters
GRADE 5
Mrs. L. M. Sumler
Wyndolyn Boddie
Ellen A. Young
GRADE 4
Mrs. E. S. Wines
Phyllis Oliver
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-24
Washington School

Scholarship HONOR ROLL
LIST Fix Weeks
GRADE
Mrs. NJ. 3. Hicks
Beverly Bryant
Lavona Wilson
GRADE
Mrs. S. w. Rice
Laura jenkins
Marilyn Bearden
Annie B. Davis Z
Scottie Manning
Robert Jones
Wesley Mason
Margaret Price
Napoleon Tillndan
GRADE 5 &
Mrs. M. S. Porter
Gwendolyn Aston
Sandra Cole
GRADE 5
Mrs. A. c. Shanks
Doris Regina Brown
Brenda Fay Olive
Arlee Robinson
GRADE 5
Mrs. L. M. Sumler
Alice Howell
Robert Hampton
GRADE 4
Mrs. D. M. Kicks
Emily Lawson
Brenda Jones
jamie Ridgle
Alvin Terry
Edward Whitfield
GRADE 4
Mrs. E. S. Wines
Myrna Davis
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-29
TRAGEDIA PASI0NAL EN- UN
ED|F|CI0 DEL SOUTH west

Una sangrienta tragedia conyu-
gal tuvo lugar ell domingo, result
tando con cuatro heridas de bala
ell Sr. Ernesto Sanchez de SO amos,
del 753 N. W. 145th Ter. La victi-
ma fue trasladado al hospital Jack
son Memorial en- donde qued6 in.
tornado en- estado muy grave.
La Sra. Cecilia Sanchez, entera-
da de que SUI esposo Sc encontraba
en- ell departamento de otra mujer,
en- ell 953 S. w, Gale II, entr6 ST.
bitamente ALI, con una pistola ca
libre % en- la mano.
AL yer a SUI esposo critic: iCon
que til estas aqui! d%isparando in.
mediatamente los tiros, tres de los
cuales lie atravesaron ell brazo il.
quierdo y ell otro ell pecho,
La mujer con quien estaba San
chez, Sra, Heitha Mullikin, vestia
un negligee y camisa de dormir,
mostrando con orgullo un anillo de
compromise que la victima lie ha-
bia regalado.
Relate esta que conocio a San.
chez en- un bale, en- mayo ultimo,
pero Ell no dijo que estaba casado.
Cuando Sc enter6 mas adelante. no
Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-29
Hussein Luchu
"por su Trono
Y 81 Vida"

NICOSIA, Chipre, Julio %. -
CUPID. = Ell Rey Hussein de Jor-
DANA, esta luchando por su trono
y su vida cor todos los recursos de
que dispone.
Sc sabe aqui, a pesar de la es-
tricta censura que reina en- Jorda-
mia, que Hussein ha movilizado las
fuerzas de TODD ell pals para impe-
dir que 81 lleve a cabo un Golpe
de Estado del estilo de Bagdad.
Poca duda. cabe de que cuando
les llegaron los paracaidistas bri.
tanicos Sc estaba preparando un
golpe. Informantes muy ~autoriza-
dos dijeron a la United Press In
ternational que ell golpe estaba Sc
nalado para ell II de julio, dia en-
que llegaron los paracaidistas Y
que ell arribo de estos impidio que
Sc 1levara a cabo.
BESIDE entonces ha habido mu.
chas detenciones en- Jordania. Las
fuerzas del Rey Hussein contro-
Ian Amman, Ia capital, con mano
de hero.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-29

IBEROAMERICA en-
DIN

ASUNSION, Paraguay.-Se mi
clio aver la convention del partido
Liberal, oposltor al Gobierno, en-
ell local del teatro municipal de es-
ia ciudad conforme con la autori-
zaci6n emanada del Ministerio del
Interior.
Las deliberaciones transcurrie-
ron dentro del complete orden y
libertad, participando 260 conven-
~cionales de esta capital y poblacio-
mes del interior, ash como tambien
delegaciones de Buenos Aires,
Montevideo y ciudades fronteri-
zas argentlnas.
En- ell ~transcursc del acto, que Sc
inicio a las Z AM, Sc lego ell men
safe envlado por ell arzobispo de
Asunci6n, Monsenor Anibal Mena
Porta, qulen destac6 la complacen-
cia de la iglesia por no haber caido
(PaSa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-29

En- un brillantisimo acto de rea-
firmacion y unload revoluciona-
ria Sc celebro Ell domingo q en- Ell
Teatro Flagler, de esta ciudad,
ell sexto aniversarlo del Movimien-
to 26 de Julio, surgido cuando ell
asalto armada al Quartet Moncada,
en- la legendaria ciudad de Santa
go de Cuba, en- igual fecha de 1858.
La tribuna presidential del acto,
al que concurrio numeroso publico,
estuvo ocupada por valiosisimos
elementos del exilio. FL orador
principal del dia fue ell Dr. Manuel
Urrutia LEO, ~magistrado cubano,
quien expreso ante los inconta-
bles oyentes SUI "firme decision de
servir a Cuba en- cualquier posi-
cion que lie toque desempenar".
Este acto de conmemoracion re-
v%olucionaria Sc llevo a cabo Ell do
mingo 81, en- TODD ell exilio. En-
el convergieron figuras descollan-
ties de la oposicion e ~intelectuales
jovenes.
Haolaron, entire otros, ell expire
sidente de la Republica de Cuba,
Ing. Carlos Hevia, quien expuso
con palabra acertada SUI criterio So
bre ell problema cubano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-29
Inminenfe Una
Victoria Sobre
ell Cancer

WASHINGTON, julio % (UPI)-
Ell Director del Servicio de Salud
Publica de los Estados Unidos, doc
tor Leroy E. Burney, declare que
es inminente una Victoria trascen-
dental en- la lucha para prevenir y
curar ell cancer.
Aclaro que nc sabe 81 para clio
Sc necesitaran Juno o cinco AMOS.
pero expres6 optimismo "sobre la
base de informes recibidos de los
institutes nacionales de salud y de
todas parties del pals"
Burney dijo tambien, que Sc
estan recogiendo continuamente
pruebas de que algunos tipos de
cancer pueden ser causados por
virus, y que 81 clio Sc confirma
las vacunas y los antibi6ticos po-
dram e de ayuda para combatir
la enfermedad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-29
Exi|ados Cubanos %Conmemoraron
Aniversario del AsaIto al Moncada

Entire los elementos de Ia joven
intelectualldad Guiana, hablo ell
professor universjtario DR.. Roberto
Esquenazi Mayo. catedratico de es-
panol de la U~nWersidad, de Co
lumbla y escritor fecundo. Esque-
nazi hizo resaltar ell papel de la jul
ventud estudiosa en- esta prueba
y destac6 la responsibilities que
cabe a los intelectualeS en- esta no
ra dificil
Por la FEU habl6 Ell lider estu.
diantil Ramon Prendes, y por ell
Partido Ortodoxe hixo uso de la
palabra ell dirigente Jose Manuel
Gutierrez
Ell DIRECT0RIO REVOLUCI0-
MARIO estuvo represented" on la
persona del d. Andr va,
quien Sc manifesto con f. 2ala-
bra que arranco aplausos al audi
torio.
Ell acto commemorative del Tea
tro Flagler, que bizo reunir en- una
sala de teatro a miles de concu-
rrentes, marco un aniversario mas
del Movimiento rs de Julio. Sc
gun expresiones de los oradores,
este sera ell ultimo que Sc celebre
>, -(Pasa a la pag. 81